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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1973-11-15, Page 18Actionpriced! CANADA GRADE "A", EVISCERATED, FOR FRYING, ROASTING OR BROILING, 2 TO 3 LBS AVERAGE. FRESH CHICKENS lb 90 Actionpriced! BRIGHT'S, FANCY QUALITY ACTION PRICED! Actionpriced! CHEFMASTER FRESH BOX-0-CHICKEN lb 591/1 3 Leg Quarters 3 Breast Quarters 3 Wings, 3 Necks 3 Giblet Packets FRESH CHICKEN CUTS Whole orWZ:Ilst; iliernsts lb 89? READY-TO-SERVE, SMOKED, COOKED HAMS SHANK PORTION lb 8510 BUTT PORTION LB 990 SWIFT PREMIUM, PORK SAUSAGE MEAT 1-lb roll 73? SWIFT . PREMIUM, SLICED COOKED HAM 6-oz Vac Pac 88? SUPER-RIGHT, SLICED SIDE BACON 1-lb Vac Pac $1.28 MAPLE LEAF BEEF SAUSAGES lb $1.08 MAPLE LEAF, RANCH STYLE, BY THE PIECE BOLOGNA lb 56? SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY, SWEET PICKLED, BY THE PIECE BACK BACON End Cuts lb $1.28 CENTRE ,CUTS LB $1.38 MAPLE LEAF, SLICED, DUTCH LOAF, MACARONI S. CHEESE, CHICKEN LOAF, OLIVE LOAF COOKED MEATS 6-oz Vac Pac 4114,/ BURNS BRAND WIENERS 1-lb Vac Pac 78? FRESH CHICKEN PARTS Leg Quarters Breast Quarters Mixed Quarters Chicken Halves Whole Chicken Cut Up lb 69,1 Actionpriced! COCA-COLA $ 00 4 40-fl-oz bottles - Pius btl deposit BUDD KUEHL HURON PINES RECTRIC at Mae St. Mem Pecan 41124891• Canada No. ) Gr,ade, Florida, White, Seedless Size No, 48 GRAPEFRUIT 10 for 89% Canada No, 1 Grad* Ontario Netted-Gam Variety, Ideal Baking Potatoes 10.16 bag 89? Beaver Brand 2-lb Cello Bag Popping Corn Assorted In Handy 51•41v• 4" 040 Tropical Plants each 99? PURINA DOG CHOW 25-lb bag $ 5 .499,1 WHITE SWAN, WHITE, PINK, YELLOW ACTION PRICED! INSTANT TROOM TISSUE pkg of 2 rolls ACTION PRICED! NESCAFE COFFEE 10-oz jar $1.95 FACIAL TISSUE — GREEN, LAVENDER,. PINK, WHITE, YELLOW ACTION PRICED! KLEENEX Box of 200 sheets 39? The Huron County Federation of Agriculture elec- ted four new members to the executive during the November Director's meeting recently in Clinton. The new members are Maurice Bean, Auburn; Man Wolper, Grand Bend; Howard Datars, Exeter; Jack Stafford, Wroxeter, Bitter complaints against tactics of Ontario Hydro in dealing with farmers were voiced at the meeting and 'strong language was used to denounce these tactics, Some samples of the complaints: first Hydro states they don't need Inverhuron, now they've got it; first they state at public meetings that they don't intend to export electricity, all those power corridors are for Canadian use, now they apply for export permits; first they tell the farmer they need 540 feet of his land, now they are surveying another 36Q feet, to make it a total of 900 feet. They stated that only one line will go through Morris, Hullett and MvKillop town- ships. The farmers are won- dering now how much truth there is in that statement. Head office in Toronto told the OFA hydro committee that from now on only offers to purchase would be offered to farmers, Two weeks later their fieldmen are at it again, offering offers to sell, thereby making the lan- downer .a willing seller, which he isn't, Martin Baan, president of Gay Lea Foods, speaking as a milk producer expressed grave concern about the future of the milk industry. He stated that delivery of industrial milk, which is used for the produc- By Mery Monier Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson, Shanon and Bob were Mr. Jim Thompson of Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs. Terence Hunter of Colborne Township and Mrs. Joe Armstrong of Detroit. Kathy and David Jewitt of Clinton spent the weekend with their grandmother, Mrs, Ella Jewitt and boys. Mr. Verne Dale of Seaforth visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. George McIlwain, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van der Molan, Paul,Mark and Margie of Oakville were weekend visitors with Mrs. W.L. Whyte, Tom, Bill and Mr. Harold Whyte, Miss Donna Buchanan of Toronto spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Buchanan, Paul, Jim and Gary. Mrs. Bill Storey attended the McDougald-Wettlaufer wed- ding reception held in Sebringville on Friday evening. Gary Taylor of Goderich visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buchanan, Bill, Doug, Betty and Bob. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Presz- cator, Diane and Nancy visited on Sunday with her mother Mrs. Lawrence Hill of Crediton, Mrs, Hill returned home with the Preszcators to • spend a few days. Baptismal services were held on Sunday at the Londesbliro United Church when Jeremy Steven, son of Mr. and Mrs. Steven Sproule was baptized. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Medd spent Monday visiting with Mrs. Robert Johnston of Grand Valley. Sae-CLINTON Dollar Sale tion of dairy products other than fluid milk, is down 42 per- cent in the first three weeks of October. Manufacturers have to go put of business, for the ex- pensive equipment is sitting idle eating up pantie! coats. Why do milk producers go Bi out of business? Baan thought there are many reasons. The seven-day week, the many strings and regulations. Quota such and quota ao, subsidy such and subsidy so, equipment requirements, inspection, testing. All necessary but very tiresome. On top of this the good price received when cattle are sold, combined with the high coat of feed in the last year, makes it rather attractive to switch to something else. Be warned that if many mere went out of dairying the export , market in breeding stock would be in serious „jeopardy. Mason Bailey reported from the directors meeting in Toronto that due to a strike by workers of Texaco, UCO was out of propane for drying corn just when the harvesting season was about to begin, Through immediate action with the help of the•Canadian federation of Agriculture, by O14 in Ottawa the dilemma was resolved, UCO provides for more than 50 percent of all propene in. Kent County for corn drying. BAZAAR. at situcontim kokitTEDsHuRcH NOVEMBER 1'7 2 P.M, BAKE SALE and TEA TABLE EVERYONE WELCOME NEWBAECORP, TH117RSD4Y, NOVEMBER 16, 11•'3 Four new members elected to OFA executive Nei Wait ...Mobs The &Wei' I) TeAsP WEO! WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES Actionpriced! 14 FLAVOURS ACTION PRICED! JELL-0 POWDERS TOMATO JUICE SOFT MARGARINE 3 oz 1 0 0 pkgs $ 10 48-fl-oz tins 1-lb tubs 00 PURE, GRAPE, APPLE, CRABAPPLE ACTION PRICED! Kraft Jellies 3 9 jars 9-fl-ox z PROCESS CHEESE — SINGLES KRAFT c ak alma -il 0 SLICES 4IP 2.-lb pkg • AW ALL PRICES SHOWN IN THIS AD GUARANTEED EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17th, 1473. JANE PARKER Angel Cake Twin Rolls French Rolls Pkg of /10 (SAVE 6c) Large Size Cake 59? JANE PARKER, FLAKY CRUST (SAVE 6c) Apple Pie PLAIN, POPPY SEED, SESAME SEED TOMATO Z PASTE 51/2tins-Oz $1.00 Full 8-inch, 24-oz pie Pkg of 12 39 5311 EACH 1piALEK TRIC/AN ,SAYS Y DAD CO -OPERATE!, BRING ,MOTHERS Ir/TCHEN UP-TO- DATE' ••‘ nnts ers 0000U0,111 J vv. v() With This Coupon—Save 46c 0. 100% BRAZILIAN COFFEE ACTION PRICED! 8 O'CLOCK to oz Instant Coffee MR OFFER EXPIRES NOVEMBER 17th, 1973, m li)SSESZA AUSTRAL, FANCY QUALITY, HALVES Bartlett Pears 2 28-fl-oz tins $1.00 MIX OR MATCH — CHOICE SLICED BEETS 19-fl.ox, PEAS & CARROTS OR MIXED VEGETABLES 14.6.ox Libby Vegetables 5 tins $1.00 PARCHMENT WRAP ACTION PRICED! MONARCH MARGARINE Mb pkg TRIO, CHOPPED BEEF, CHICKEN PARTS ACTION PRICED! 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FROZEN, MACARONI & CHEESE Stouffers Dinner 2 12-oz pkgs A$P BRAND, FROZEN Mixed Vegetables 4 10-ok pkgs AAP BRAND, PURE, FROM FLORIDA, FROZEN CONCENTRATEb Orange Juice 5 641,oz tins FREEZER QUEEN, FROZEN, IN TOMATO SAUCE Macaroni tat Cheese 4 8,oz pkgs ACTION PRICED! $1.00 ACTION PRICED! $1.00 SAICO, FROZEN, CONCENTRATED Orange Juice 3 12-fl-oz tins $1.00 PANTRY SHELF 19 OZ TIN Grapefruit Sections 43c NOXZEMA LATHER SHAVE DOG FOOD ACTION PRICEDI 4 1/2-oz aerosol tin 65,f ACTION PRICED! ACTION PRICED! $1.00 ACTION PRICED) $1.00