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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1973-12-06, Page 21teen Cdr otL ba ALL PRICES SHOWN IN THIS AD GUARANTEED EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY, DECEMBER Eith, 1973. CANADA No, I GRADE, P.E.I., WHITE TABLE STOCK Potatoes 25-16 bag $1.79 OCEAN-SPRAY, LATE HOWE VARIETY Cranberries 1-16 pkg 390 FLORIDA, LARGE SIZE Avocado Pears 3 for $1.00 ^ NADA No. 1 GRADE, FLORIDA, FIRM, RIPE Tomatoes 2 lb cel'o tray b9¢ BRANCHING, 4 TO 6 BLOOMS- Poinsettias Pot $3.19 AP West Street Goderich tueo WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES CANADA GRADE "A", EVISCERATED, YOUNG Turkeys 20-LBS & UP lb 69? Swifts Premium, Canada Grade "A", Eviscerated, Deep-Basted Turkeys BUTTERBALL 20-lbs & up lb 86? SUPER.RIGHT, SLICED Side Bacon 1-16 vac pac $1.28 Super•Right Quality, Sweet Pickled Centre Cuts lb $1.48 Back Bacon END CUTS lb $1.3 BURNS BRAND, STORE PACKED, BEEF IL PORK Sausages 16 881 MAPLE LEAF BRAND Wieners 1-lb vac pac 88? 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Ar:40,0fir 11,1 .14 • There is a wide interest among' members of the National Newspaper Association in the joint NNA- CCNA Convention 40et for Toronto next July, according to Andy McLean, CCNA President, on his return from the NNA Convention in Hot Springs, Arkansas. Mr. McLean publisher of The Huron Expositor, Seaforth, together with Bill Kennedy of the Durham (Ont.) Chronicle, who is Canadian chairman of the convention committee, ex- tended a formal invitation to the members of the American association at the NNA meeting. At the same time, greetings were extended on behalf of Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau anq Premier Wm. Davis of Ontario, The National Newspaper Association represents 7000 community newspapers across the United States. For the first time, the Association is holding its convention outside the coun- try, and the Convention in Toronto in July 24 - 28 next year will be the first time newspaper associations in the countries have co-operated a joint gathering, The event at the new Four Seasons Hotel in Toronto is expected to attract 2,000 delegates from across Canada and the United States. Mr. McLean, who was elec- ted President of the Canadian Community Newspapers Association at the Annual Con- vention in Calgary, is a former Member of Parliament, and has a family history in the com- munity newspaper business going back more than 100 years. He recently returned from at- tendance at ' federation meetings in Saskatoon, Sask. and Moncton, N.B., and sees 1974 as a year of strong growth for the C.C.N.A. as the Christmas seals need support A total of 34,963 letters with Christmas Seals have been for- warded to Huron and Perth County homes by the Huron Perth Tuberculosis and espira tory Disease ssociation members were in- ormed at a meeting of the ssociation held in Seaforth. o date $16,772.31 has been eceived, The report was resented by Ralph Goren, Rev, Garbutt Smith presided t the meeting when routine eports were given by Mrs. dith Fisher, Mitchell; Miss ileen O'Brien, Goderich; alph Goren, Stratford and om Leiper, Londesboro. Miss O'Brien said that hysical conditioning courses in e Red Cross Rooms are con- nuing for both adults and ildren with Linda Clarke in- ructing. A 'Respiratory echnologist has been super- sing the Association's Home are Units on leisure time. nancial assistance had also en given several persons suf- ring with respiratory disease. Mrs. Fisher told the meeting at the "Ecologist of the Year 73" Teresa Ondrejicka of xeter along with runners-up evin Argue of Northwestern, ratford, and Anita Ellis, Cen- al, Stratford, would be esented with awards at a hristrnas Assembly in South uron Secondary School, xeter. Anti-smoking activities ere continuing. LAUNDRY ROOM, EC- ROOM: GARAGE 700,2Er US INSTALL PROPER 1/6/177NG FOR YOU" BUDD KUEHL: at HURON PINES ELECTRIC to King sot, Phone , Clanton 41124700i federation enters its second year as a completely represen- tative national body. Other officers who were elec- ted at the business session in the Calgary Inn were: Lou Miller of Montreal, chairman of the board; Cloudesley S.Q, ffo9dspith of Vancouver, first vice-president; and Ernest Newfield of Weyburn, Sask., second vice-president. Director/0 representing the seven associations which are now federated in, CCNA are: British Columbia, C.B.Q. Hoodspith, Vancouver and Alan Black, Williams Lake; Alberta, Howard Bowes, Leduc, and Charles. A, McLean, Garnrose; Saskatchewan, George Derksen, Estevan and Ernest Neufeld, Weyburn; Manitoba, Eugene Derksen, Steinback and Ian McKenzie, Portage la Prairie; Ontario, Bill Kennedy, Durham; Lynn Laahbrook, Rodney; McKnight, Tillsonbnrg and An- drew Y, McLean, Seaforth; Quebec, Cecil Leggett, Pointe Claire; Atlantic Provinces, David Qadogan, Woodstock N.B. and Roy Mailman, Bridgetown, N.S. At the recent Saskatchwan Weekly Newspapers Association Annual Meeting, Joe Ashfield of the Whitewood Herald was elected as the third CCNA director from that association, This reflects a Saskatchewan membership growth to over 76 newspapers since federation. Use Christmas Seals. So others t. may breathe easier. • Fight tuberculosis, emphysema, chronic hron- • • chitis, asthma and other respiratory diseases. 1:07 .10 !Or 211ir Ittir !Or 1.0 :41r: Z011e • • • • • • • • • • •