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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1967-11-16, Page 9I Mrs, W. Norman I at Eastern Star I Mrs. William Norman, RJR 3 ■Clinton, was Installed as Worthy ■Matron g! Clinton Chapter No. 9266, Order of the Eastern Star, ■at an installation ceremony in 1st, Paul’s Parish Hall on Thur s* Iday evening, November 2. I The installing board was Iheaded by Mrs. Leslie Pearson, la former Worthy Matron, and I Harry Williams, a former Wor* I thy Patron. I Over 150 persons attended the I meeting which saw the outgoing [Worthy Matron Mrs, Rosamond Garrett presented with her past I matron’s jewel by her husband Bert, Mrs. williams presented [’her husband, Harry, with his i past patron’s jewel. The Associate Grand Patron for Ontario, William Manners and the District Deputy Grand Matron, Mrs. Oliye Davies, both di London, were special guests, Out of town guests were present from Wingham, God- Clinton News-Record, Thursday, Nov. 16, 1967,9 ceremony erlch, Bly th, Mitchell, Inger soll, Seaforth, Exeter, Niles* town and Strathroy. \ OFFICERS Tfie complete list of new off* icers of Clinton Chapter OES is as follows;: Worthy Matron, Mrs. William Norman; Worthy Patron, Donald J. Watson; Associate Matron, Mrs, Gerald Holmes; Associate Patron, Gerald Holmes; secre tary, Mrs. Donald J. Watson; treasurer,, Mrs. Alex Haddy; conductress, Mrs. Bert Gar* rett; chaplain, Mrs. Willard Aiken; marshal, Mrs, Robert Jervis; organist, Mrs. Donald Symons; Ada, Mrs, Lawrie Slade; Ruth, Mrs, Kenneth Johnston; Martha, Mrs. Gor* ‘ don Steepe; Electa, Mrs. Don Kay; warden, Jack Reid; sen tinel, Gordon Steepe. The office of Esther which is to be held by Mrs Alvin Lobb, was not present for the installation ceremony. Harold Noryal Glacier, of Clinton, received a service pin and congratulations from Minister of Highways George E. Gomme, left, when the Department of Highways held its Quarter* Century Club dinner in Toronto, Thursday, November 2, At right is Mrs, Glazier. New safety measures passed The Clerks of the various municipalities of the County should get in touch with the Construction Safety Inspector whenever new construction is . contemplated or under way in their municipality, Huron Couiw ty councillor^ agreed at the November session in Goderich Monday after Everett Smith, Egmondville, County Safety In spector, had presented his re port to September 30, He stated that the number of project ^reports from the various municipalities was as follows: Goderich, two report?, 15 projects; Bly th, two reports, three projects; * Zurich, four reports, 12 projects; Hensail, one report, four projects; Ste- phen, seven reports, 16 pro jects; Exeter, seven reports, 33 projects; Wingham, two re. ports, two projects; Beaver Lumber, three reports, three projects; Hay Township, 18.reT 21 projects- Mr, Smltli reported that 326 Inspections had been made to date, resulting in 194 with con* traventions, 129 without contra* ventions and three wlUr stop* work orders left at the pro* jects, Three fatal accidents took j^place tM County of Huron op construction work; two by drowning (at Bayfl«ldO; aa4 one pp flhy road (near Dungannon), Fifteen projects are under construction in the ..County, .Mr, Smith reported. Thursday, November 16 HEAR JOHN BURTON At CLINTON CREDIT UNION LIMITED ■< DOFS WASHDAY KEEP.YOU HUGGED outerwear Men's Quilted or . Orlon Pile Ski Jackets...............12.95 and up Boys' (as above)... 9.95 and up Men's Genuine Suede Windbreakers and Jackets ..... 22.50-24.95-29.95 Men's Sport or Hunting IBlillw Jackets, olive nylon quilt reverse to red duck ... Men's and Boys' Corduroy Windbreakers and Jackets ..... 13.95 to 29.95 Men's Hydro Duck Parkas, quilt or melton lined .— 11.95 to 17.50 Men's Quilt lined work Windbreakers and Jackets ______ 9.50 to 11.50 SEE OUR COMPLETE RANGE OF CAPS - MITTS - SOCKS - GLOVES AIKEN’S LUGGAGE and LEATHER GOODS 482-9352 ANNUAL MEETING 8:00 P.M,HURON LAUNDRY 154 Beech St,, Clinton (Near Drive-In Theatre) OPEN EVERY SATURDAY MORNING 10 A.M. TO 12 NOON PHONE 482-9491 FREE PICK-DP AND DELIVERY Broadfoot holsteins sold after barn levelled by fire When the barn on the farm of Alister Broadfoot, Seaforth, was destroyed by fire October ’ 27, the Huron County Holstein Breeder^ Club pitched in and helped with preparations for the sale of the herd. The sale was held November 2 at the neigh bouring farm of Lome Tyndall, Clinton, with a large crowd on hand. The 47-head herd’brought a total of $27,145 a general aver age of $579 each. Twenty-six milking females averaged $666; six bred heifers $654; 9 year lings $389; three heifer calves $283; and three bulls $188 each, j, The top price was $1,600 paid by Stonetown Farms Lim ited, St. Marys, for the bred "heifer, Brant Maples Rockett Nel, a daughter of Forest Lee Rocket Centurion. Stonetown .Farms also paid the second highest price of $1,500 for the cow Mains Royal Lilly who has a record at six years of age of 17,009 pounds milk contain ing 613 pounds fat testing 3.6 percent butterfat. J. H. G. Inglis, Walkerton, paid $1,000 for the very good cow Mains Beth Butter Girl. Gordon de Jong, Brucefield, paid $1,050 for the seven-year- old Mains Lynne Butter Girl who dt-six years produced 19,753 now, for a four-year-old; $700 paid by A. Haverkamp, Gode rich, for a three-year-old; $700 paid by John N. Franken, Au burn, for a six-year-old; $675 paid by John Franken for a nine-year-old; and $675 paid by J. J. Johnson, Parkhill for a three-year-old heifer, LET US DO YOUR LAUNDRY ANN PAGE Agricultural Board Room Come Out to Elect Officers — Declare Dividend EACH MEMBER PRESENT WILL RECEIVE A GIFT DOOR PRIZEFREE LUNCH PEANUT BUTTER SAVE 10oReg. Price btl ALL A&P BRANDS ARE NOT BETTER THAN J FEATURE3-LB JAR F PRICE Reg, Price JANE PARKER Other good prices were: $725 paid by Peter Moyer, Mildmay, for a five-year-old cow; $700 paid by Joseph VanOsch, Luck- Now that you have tasted winter —How did you find your wardrobe? (3c OFF DEAL) • <. • • Mb.pkg ( Reg. Price pkg 55c — SAVE 6c pkg of 60 49. SKIM MILK POWDER Reg. Price box $1.19 — SAVE 20c A&P INSTANT MILK —99< DETERGENT PALMOLIVE liquid WITH PORK CLARK BEANS SOFT RITE (WHITE OR COLOURED) TOILET TISSUE CRISCO SHORTENING SPECIAL BLEND A&P TEA BAGS pkg of Reg. Price lb 40c — SAVE AN EXTRA 3cSOME ARE ONLY JUST AS GOOD L7.XF store is « »» ••v , guaranteed to be better'than or the equal of ’ famous national brands. Pick one! Try it! Agree or it doesn’t cost you a penny. We're proud of our private brand products. They’re our finest values, WHY DO WE HAVE PRIVATE BRANDS ? Brands like A&P, Ann Page, Jane Parker, Iona, Sail Detergents, A&P Coffees, Yukon Club Beverages, Super-Right Meats and others. They help us to live up to our pledge ... to provide the best food to the most people for the least amount of money. Are A&P private brands a good reason for shopping A&P? They're one of many. 10-oz jar^| loaf 25c — SAVE 10c loaves 65< Phone 482-7006 . t£ SALE OF COATS giant 24-fl-oz btl 89< FEATURE PRICE! 19-fl-oz tins 49< Reg. Price pkg 57c — SAVE 8c 4°is49c CAR COATS Sib CLINTON ✓ nQ< DRESS WOOL COATS You can save up to $40.00 by shop ping now at IRWIN'S SALE ENDS NOV. 25th CAR COATS—A real fine collection 10% off on a cash basis Just Look These Over — For Christmas BUY HER SOMETHING TO WEAR LADIES' WEAR AND DRY GOODS TOYLAND OPENS Fri., Nov. 17 We have our usual LARGE SELECTION of Toys arranged lor your easy shopping pleasure on our SECOND FLOOR USE OUR LAY-A-WAY ■Mb £ t^a'f’of 3.81 percent butterfat, Mr. deJong ' also paid $800 for a two-year- old daughter of Glenvue Sky Chief. Fred J. Vodden, Clinton, paid $925 for a very good four-year- old cow, and A. Haverkamp, Goderich, bought a two-year- old heifer at $850. Wedding Pictures JERVIS STUDIO ...the stiown10 see it now at J. W. PECK You Can’t really believe all that’s happened to Snow Cruiser for ’63 from Outboard Marine until you see it . . . because there arc so Many new features engineered into it. Yes, showmobiling has changed < . . arid this new Show Cruiser has changed it! Here arc some of the high lights; * starts quickly, easily— thanks to Cruis-o-Matic control • run'- quietly—‘•cortWlfation- ally quiet • it’s lighter, more hianocu- VerablC, faster ♦ it has reverse gear See Snow Cruiser ’68 today! J. W. PECK AUTO ELECTRIC and GARDENING EQUIPMENT (Formerly Walls Auto Electric) •4 Kino Clintbn 4«2<3S! 45, 46, 47 (PREPRICED) A&P INSTANT COFFEE JANE PARKER BREAD m E Reg price 49c each — SAVE 47c APPLE PIE 3 ^1°°■ ■9 ■ 9b9h ' I I9b pies 9 Chicken Legs Chicken Breasts FRESH WHOLE LEGS FRESH WHOLE BREASTS ft | HV MV jB ID I ■■ ORIGENA BRAND KILLA HIE pepperoni - ■i HI JM9 4991 HI HIHHI ■ ,■ «3,i» wJiwi COTTAGE ROLLS Fresh Produce Buys! P.E.I., CANADA No. 1 GRADE POTATOES 50-LBBAG 9 NONE PRICED HIGHER'AT AAPI SWEET PICKLED VAC PAC EACH / -59' A&P Brand Cleaned YFroxeh) Reg. Price pkg 57c SAVE 18c SMELTS (FRIED IN BATTER) 16-oz pkg 39. A&P Brand or Sea Seald Ocean Reg, pkg 43c — SAVE 4c PERCH FILLETS « ,..39< ALLGOOD RINDLESS BACON 2 1.19 FLORIDA, FRESH NEW CROP, SWEET AND TENDER, fancy grade, large size 60's NONE PRICED HIGHER AT A&P! ALL PRICES IN THIS AD GUARANTEED THROUGH SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1967