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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1974-01-10, Page 21—,C1.114rTON NEWS-REQ0111:), THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, ),974 This scene at the Clinton race track last week was more reminiscent of the by-gone days in Huron County, but actually, it got the job done quite well. Instead of the regular jog cart, Leonard Hunter hooked up Miss Belle Bars to a sleigh for her afternoon exercise. Miss Belle Bars, owned by Frank Fowler of Londesboro, was second in the invitation pace last Satur- day in London. She is trained and driven by Frank MacDonald of Clinton. (News-Record photo) Snow can damage evergreens lb. 1 Building construction in Clinton hit an all time high of nearly $1.1 million last year. Included in that total were 28 new homes and a new 16 unit, $200,000 apartment building pictured above, being erected by Huron Pines Realty of Clinton. (News-Record photo) January Is the March of Dimes month in Canada, and in Clinton, canvassers will be knocking on doors on January 28. The ability fund helps many handicapped adults to func- tion in society rather than just lonely watchers. Summer camps for the disabled are another result of public generosity. In Clinton, .the local chairman is Mrs. Robert Homuth. CHARLES Beauty Salon JANUARY SALE PERMAF NENTS PROTEIN PERMANENT Rol. $12.50 Rel. $15.00 RIO. $17.80 PERMANENT PERMANENT PERMANENT CHARLES Beauty Salon 74 VICTORIA STREET CLINTON PHONE 412.7065 0.4.0........., , ALL FLANNELETTE PAJAMAS . REDUCED GOWNS- BRUSHED NYLON GOWNS 1 / 3 -----, STOCKTAKING MAKES... "REMNANTS" WE HAVE LOTS ON HAND AT SEWING CENTRE & DRY GOODS CLINTON OF EVERY KIND BEAUTIFUL FABRICS FOR: • DRESSES • SKIRTS • SUITS • SLACKS • TROUSERS & JACKETS PLAIN & PRINTED VARIETIES OF FLANNELETTE - POLYESTERS - COTTONS ACETATES AND WASHABLE WOOLS SHOP NOW WHILE PRICES TO 3 OFF ARE REDUCED mkrrn:m 7.71 11119EP 1999S1J AssoRrucoLotio :: ROYALE . BATHROOM TISSUE TOP VALU - COUNTRY STYLE STORE PACKED PURE PORK SAUSAGE ALL PUR:POSE:.G.ROUND.: maxwepii:Hoose.: COFFEE.'i . . 12 ex, pkg. CAKE AND PASTRY MONARCH FLOUR beg VO 5 SHAMPOO OR LEMON CREME RINCE 0110 clip these IGA lip this t APJPINCRET!ItH) 5572"" ASSORTED FLAVOURS ALLENS DRINKS ... PMrt0OltTif IMR FAMILY WIk$te IMR2109[BRO.orlCIAD ON $, Couppn Elle!6tivA from Weiinetplay Januani 9th Si! Tuesday:iWaty '10 th,1 aamid mks ...•••••••10.1.1.11....is POST CEREAL I c HONEY I COMB ASSORTED VARIETIES POUCH PACK at $4 MONARCH CAKE 9.10 et. "64 I MIXES Pkgs. $1 PAPER 13 7;;:: II TOWELS nto4Et4 RE GULAR OR CRINKLE NIKO; ! : • :FRENCH FRIES, Mr, and Mrs, Frank Cum- mings returned home from Ot-' tawa and Montreal after spen- ding the holiday season with Mr, and Mrs. Harry Cummings, Mr, and Mrs. Ken Cummings and family and Mr. Gary Cum- mings of Mt. Alliston Univer- sity, Sackville, N.B. * * Sgt, Fred Bezzo, formerly of Clinton, son of Mrs, Lucy Bezzo, is now stationed at Aldergrove C.F. Base, B.C, He has been in the Forces for 25 years and has now signed up for another four years. * * * One of the largest family Christmas gatherings over the past holiday season must have been the celebration held at the. Orange Hall, Clinton Dec. 25, and presided over by Mrs. George Bailey - when 48 mem- bers of her family joined her for Christmas dinner. * * * Back home after a 12 - day Christmas holiday in England are Mr. and Mrs. Ted Davies, RR 5, Clinton. They had a good time visiting relatives and friends but reported Britain to be in the throes of a crisis never seen since the grim days of the last war. Many stores and homes were using gas lamps to replace the acute shortage of electricity. Only every third street light on at nights and a total absence of outdoor Christ- mas lights was particularly noticeable in the heart of fashionable London. A few out, side trees tried desperately to keep the festive spirit with coloured fake lights. Even the Davies' arrival and departure was accented by a shortage - not electricity - but porters for luggage - none to be had. Mrs. Davies said the British people are trying .hard to cope - but many feel the need of a "Churchillian leader" to see the country through this crisis. * * Having trouble with dogs and/or cats attacking your defenceless garbage bags after you have placed them out for collection? A hint which came to us is to spray the outside of the bags with any one of the commercial dog and cat repellents now available on the market. * * * The Senior Citizens were greeted with the sound of music Farmers should take care of who they let use their property for snowmobiling if they don't want to be held liable for in- juries on their property, an in- surance company spokesman ,told members of the Huron County Federation of Agriculture at the monthly director& meeting in Clinton last Thursday night. Stan Cairns, supervisor of the London and District office of the Co-operators Insurance Agency of Guelph told the group that people using a far- mer's property fall into three categories and to each the far- mer has a different degree of responsibility. The first group, he said, is the trespasser who shouldn't be there and the landowner has no responsibility for his safety ex- cept that he cannot deliberately lay a trap for him. The second class, he said, is as they entered the town hall for their first meeting of the year, The newly acquired piano gave much pleasure, especially when Elmer Trick played some beautiful selections, old favourite songs were sung and square dances negotiated for the future. There was a short business meeting and four new members were welcomed bringing the roll call up to 45. Group 5 entertained with the card party and refreshments - results as follows: winners lone hands Mrs. Can Demme, Mr. H. Johnson, ladies' high Mrs. F. Routzon, ladies' low Mrs. H. Johnson, men's high Mr. A. Groves, men's low Mr, M. Wiltse; door prizes Mrs. C. Cunningham, Mrs, F. Routzon. the licensee, or a person who is on the property with the owner's knowledge, if not his permission. It is up to the lan- downer to warn this person of any dangers such as fences or open pits. The third category is the in- vitee, or someone invited on to the property and for whose presence the landowner will receive financial gain. It is im- portant, Mr. Cairns said, that in such cases the landowner contact his insurance agent to have a special clause added to his liability insurance policy. Mr. Cairns told the farmers that they should review their present policies for liability and make sure that there was a minimum of $100,000 coverage and suggested they would be wise to carry $300,000 coverage because the cost of settlements was increasing. Protect shrubs and evergreens with wrapped twine or burlap. Small evergreens could be covered with an A- frame type structure to take the weight of the snow, suggests Burke McNeill, horticultural specialist with the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food. Heavy loads of wet snow can TOP VALU by the piece BOLOGNA. FLAVOUR CRYSTALS TANG . ORANGE 2x7 or. CHOICE QUALITY AYLMER PRUNE PLUMS STUART HOUSE SLEEVE PACK CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP MIX Bx21/4: ROY.ALL LUNCHEON MEAT CHUNK LIGHT CLOVER LEAF TUNA ASSORTED VARIETIES PEEK FREAN BISCUITS to melt, then shake the plants gently to remove it. No matter how careful you are, there is bound to be some slight damage to branches. However, shrubs and evergreens recover quickly; if the main stem is not broken, they will return to normal next spring. BOTTOM CUT 69C FROM THE BEEF HIP :Aft ASSORTED .F1AV.0UR - FAYGD STUART HOUSE PLASTIC GARBAGE BAGS .'r'10 3 FROZEN CONCENTRATED BIRDS EYE AWAKE ORANGE DRINK .12 finet, C ZIP DOG FOOD • 6 BIRDS EYE FROZEN DESSERT TOPPING COOL WHIP NU SIDE BACON (Aced 1W lb. extra) lb. U.S.A. NO, 1 FLORIDA RED OR WHITE GRAPEFRUIT U.S.A. NO. 1 FLORIDA CRISP STALKS .., 35c CELERY U.S.A. NO. 1 California Sunkist Seedless ORANGES slieWs 43 9C NAVEL BIRDS EYE FROZEN STICKS pkg,8 et. PIZZA 9c JACKS REGULAR c POTATO CHIPS SWEET MIXED atm! & Dune at Oillf CORONATION PICKLES 12' ex. IRF COrldefISOCI Milk EAGLE BRAND 15 et. Fla C INSTANT MASHED Carnation Potatoes 59c Oka trnaivl UNTIE COSMO SA2011DAY, JANUARY 12, MO SWIFT PREMIUM - ASSORTED a SELF SERVE ROLLS Pkg. 49c SWIFT PREMIUM 1 lb. pkg. SKINLESS WIENERS . 88c LAZY MAPLE 1 lb. pkg. SLICED SIDE BACON 1.1 9 REGULAR CUT PRIME RIB 1st FOUR RIBS ONLY BEEF RIB STEAKS U.S,A. NO. 1 FLORIDA SUNSHINE SWEET JUICE ORANGES C ea. 6 48's e 6W siz CANADA NO. 1 ONTARIO MARSH CELLO CARROTS 216g. ba CANADA NO. 1 ONTARIO YELLOW 29 COOKING c ONIONS 2 II. keg ea. 164 1t1, 40, 60, 100 WATT SOFT WHITE WESTINGHOUSE Light Bulbs 2bdbi ol Farmers liable for injuries 12 ex. fins fin weigh plants down and break brittle branches. Snow can be removed easily by gently shaking the plant or by sweeping the- snow off with a broom. Ice is a slightly different mat- ter. When the trees and shrubs are loaded with ice, don't touch them. Wait until the ice starts I ,.w q 4i Pq,:Pfe JA E o. is%0arq 100 an ONE WHOLE CHICKEN CUT INTO 9 PIECES PLUS NECK AND GIBLETS KENTUCKY STYLE FRESH CUT UP CHICKEN lb. 47 lb. 2 lb.11lA bog . PREPAICED VEL LIQUID DETERGENT 'can: 12 INCH 25 FOOT ROLL STUART HOUSE FOIL WRAP Each REGULAR SUPER OR PLUS KOTEX NAPKINS FREEZE DRIED MAXIM INSTANT . COFFEE m *limit to omit ouotrints to AloloAoc Amoy' otouloiroorts. tuppliod and Sorvicod Cool) Lim/Lod AMMO COLOURS - WALE SUPER DAINTY BOL AUTOMATIC FROZEN INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED Irre 79c M FILLETS 14 ". 49c TOILET BOWL 12 et. ONOMER PERCH roll CLEANER vrtvt ... .vstr.4v:t4Trtvtsv...vnt.k.Ta.z.91.9.9"..9,V.49V..V.7. Tr1,9,9:4M9MM1r :17,19.T1M7617•117M!'l • OliniSTIE.STREMI# cRAc.KERs,:,1 6 fL;ii:11 INGREDIENTs: rot WE:ILL:ABA00A APPROVED GRADE A RED RIBBON 1)4)" r4 vest people" SN /11;, Ofr 111 ((rA elett At tro 4 ,* B e x et ufriewelavteegretaanbdle =)) protein SWIFT PREMIUM - SWEET PICKLED - 211 to 315 lbs. COTTAGE ROLLS lb. 9W . SUGAR PLUM FULLY COOKED • 2 to 3 lbs. DINNER HAMS lb. 1.69 SWIFT PREMIUM 4 varieties 6 oz. pkg. Sliced Cooked Meais 43c FEARMAN BY THE PIECE END CUT Round Steak ROAST 9 ex. Pkg. valuable coupons for fantastic savings c lb 127 5 lb. bag FROZEN HOME STYLE • KADANA . RUPERT TEA BAGS d'ilo 49 FISH CAKES lb. 69c tA ttnton VEGETABLE OIL SPRAY COATING REGULAR PROCESS STUART HOUSE c SCHNEIDERS CHEESES of. DRY FRY 9 % 89 SLICES Pkg. at IGA the owners in the store to guarantee your satisfaction every shopping trip i .ts,rrr .6!.99.i41ytt,t9r• rs..yrirlrTt1T.:etSi3091,3nr-1 TT W1'E ?IFFi'rf4FL!Olk,...,YTTAA.,$#..M.0..0040 AO9 ft%.POM/IONY:i. f. , 0oI00014.606i.i:Itiii0IMi.i';oliiiiii ij.O:.;..i.,3 Oi.i.',i.o'I.ITIIIi674./......k. . . ... ....6.-.....,..:,....,.....,...—..—;..........;.,...g.......:.....i....,,:i4.......io,io...i•a