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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1977-09-01, Page 13'CLINTON NEWS -RECORD; THURSDAY. SEt%EIVIO1R1, 1977,—,PAGE 13 "THE ROYAL. HOME" "GRANDEUR" A a k 44114talwAfewl, • c, • • V, • at-mkt:1i". .15 THE HOME FOR YOU- • CUSTOM BUILT - Compietely.c finished to your choice of plan, design, colours. + DIRECT PURCHASE - From manufacturer you save money since thereare no extra middlemen. • GUARANTEE - That stands with every home on all work- manship and materials. • ' FAST DELIVERY DATE - You could be living in your new Fume in 10 weeks. • PRICE - Fantastically affordable! We buy bulk and pass savings on to you. MODEL HOME - open Mon -Sat. 10-6 p.m. WRITE FOR FREE BROCHURES NAME: ADDRESS: PHONE. - I 'HAVE A LOT YES 0014,4134110KATIS0 TILE CENTENIVIAL PROJECT OP THE CA$AD/AN M. A„ cighllitik Mitt Anis 1st /166. w *:E& 1,Itt$MENT NO ROYAL HOMES BOX 373057W-214N44G H AM Alan Powe of Centralia, left and Carol Dougall of Exeter were selected by Hensall District Co-operative to participate in the 1 lth annual CO-OP Youth Camp sponsored by United Co-operatives of Ontario. At YMCA's Geneva Park on Lake Couchiching, near Orillia, they joined 24 other young people for their one-week camp August 14-20. Here he is pic- tured with Cathy Bryan, a resource person from UCO. United Church News Greeters on Sunday morning were Mrs. John Riley and Nelson McClure and the ushers were Dianne Shobbroolt) Cheryl Lyon, Shelley WesterhoUt and Darlene Hunking. Choir numbers included soltlist Ken Sdott accompanying himself o'fl guitar: Rev. McDonald's children's story was "If you don't succeed: try, try, again." Junior teachers were Florence Cartwright, Sally Pollard and Barbara Knox. The flowers on the memorium stands were in memory of Russell Dougherty and Mrs. Milton Bruce. In front of the church the flowers were in honor of the marriage of Jo Anne Snell - and Bill Cantelon on Friday, by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Doug Snell an Cathy Carter and Tom Johnston on SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT FROM 9 A.M. WED. AUG. 31 TILL CLOSING SAT. SEPT. 3 SPECIAI ZEHRS . tIEG. 51.69 Ib. BURNS SKINLESS SMOKED FULLY HAM COOKED BUTT OR SHANK PORTION SAYINIS' WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES TO REASONABLE 'WEEKLY FAMILY REQUIREMENTS "1\ ••••,, ! SCHNEIDERS ALL BEEF OR RED HOT \WIENERS CENTRE CUT HAM STEAK Ib. $1 .59 Ib. mo. imiwkAr AT SIZZLING SAVINGS PRIDE OF CANADA SLICED 1 ZEHRS REG. $1.05 1 Ib. PKG. FRESHLY MADE REGULAR ZEHRS REG. 68' lb r , - ••••••••-' GROUND BEEF lb. 8 Satirday' by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Carter. Rev, McDonald was the guest speaker at Hope Chapel Memorial Day service on Sunday afternoon. Cheerio Club meets The Cheerio Club held their meeting on August 24 at 2pm at the home of Mary Longman vOth Mary acting as president. She welcomed all arid opened the meeting with a hymn and prayer. • The minutes, ,of ' the last meeting and the treasurer's report was given by the secretary -treasurer, Gladys Armstrong. An invitation to Doreen Carter's home on August 31 from 2 to 4pm and 7 to 9 pm to see Cathy's wed- ding gifts was extended. Roll call was answered by 11 members and 2 visitors, Laura Saundercock and Florence Vivian. The September meeting of group 4 will be held on Sep- tember 12 at 2 pm at the home of Doreen Carter. The program included readings by Mary Longman and Ida Durnin. A Contest headed by Ida Durnin was won by Edythe Beacom and naming the most berries by Mary Longman was won by Vi Burns. A few games of euchre and crokinole were played and, lunch was served by Mary Longman and Ida Durnin. Personals Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Carter on the accidental death on Friday of her brother Fred Cook. We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Glazier of Clinton to the village, they having purchased the home of Mrs. Cordon (Mary) Robinson. We also welcome Mr. Bill Kolk- man, Helen, Robert and Steven from Blyth to the new home they built here, Lori Bromley was admitted to Stratford General Hospital on Monday, August 281or ear s u,r,gery. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Radford and Dawn of Niagara Falls s.pent the weekend, with his brother, Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Radford. Mr. and . Mrs. David Fairservice of D'ormeaux, Quebec spent last week with his mother, , Mrs. Mrytle Fairservice. They all spent Tuesday with Mrs. Dave Mair of Dearborn Heights, Michigan. Mrs. Margaret Taman, Brampton spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Armstrong and attended the Johnston -Carter wedding on Saturday. Mrs. Carl McDonald returnded to her home in Atwood on Sunday after spending the past week with her son Rev. McDonald. Mr. and Mrs. Paterson of London spent the weekend with her son Rev. McDonald. Mr. and Mrs. Colin Paterson of London spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns. Mr. Emd Mrs. Wm. Hamilton of Moorefield spent the •past week with their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson. Brian Jackson of Ridgetown is having a week's holiday with 'his grand-, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen. , REGULAR BEEF DUTCH TREAT OR THICK SIDE BACON MAPLE LEAF SWEET PICKLED COTTAGE ROLL ZEHRS REG. $1.15 Ib. SCHNEIDERS BOLOGNA Ib. PKG. 1 .69 VACUUM lb. $1,39 PACKED SCHNEIDERS - 3 VARIETIES 1 Ib. PKG: 1.29 SCHNEMERS SMOKED SLICED CHIPPED BEEF: 4 oz. PKG. 53C SCHNEIDERS ALL BEEF SLICED SALAMI 6 oz PKG. 78SHOPSYS COLE SLAW c POTATO OiALAD 24 oz 89 SLICED COOKED VAC. PACKED SCHNEIDERS CORNED BEEF ZEHRS REG. 51.17 THREE 2 oz. PKGS. 1 ".1 FINEST GRADE 'A' BEEF YOU CAN DEPEND ON ZEHRS TO OFFER YOU ONLY THE FINEST QUALITY BEEF CUT FROM PRIME CANADIAN STEERS. ZEHRS SPECIAL TRIM ON EVERY CUT ASSURES YOU OF THE BEST VALUE. WE'LL GLADLY CUSTOM CUT YOUR ORDER TOO! On Tuesday August 23rd the children of the Tuckersmith- Vanastra Day Nursery had an enjoyable day at Storybook Gardens in Lon- don. Thirty-five children boarded a Murphy's bus and thanks to June Tompkins, the driver, we had a smooth ride to London. Springbank Park provided a beautiful setting for our picnic before entering Storybook Gardens. The children had a' 'great time going on the different rides and seeing all the animals. Thanks to the five mothers and the three older children who came along to help supervise. We would also like to thank all the people who made our White elephant sale a suc- cess, making possible our trip to Storybook. MOUNTAIN DEW OR REGULAR , PEPSI- coluvoASEOF 24 LOW CALORIE REFRESHING DIET PEPSI CASE OF 24 10 oz. TINS SLOW BURNING CLOVER LEAF RED , . . EXTRA STRENGTH LOTION, SOCKEYE SALMON 7.75 oi. $1.29 INTENSIVE, CARE ROYAL - 7 FRUIT FLAVOURS - FOR RELIEF FROM COLDS OR HAY FEVER JELLY POWDERS_____3_0 4FiC: 1 DRISTAN TABLETS EFFECTIVE DRISTAN knoTer:Rair 660g HANDY CAN $1 59 NASAL MIST 15cc CHARCOAL -98 LARGE SIZE BAG BRIQUETS a SWEET MIXED 200-1.29 BICKS PICKLES RICKS CRUNCHY 24 s 9.29 TUM YUM PICKLES '1 .29 ROSE BEETS BISQUICk HOSTESS 250 g REG. OR 225 g. DIP STYLE POTATO CHIPS DELSEY • 5 COLOURS BATHROOM TISSUE RED ROSE ORANGE PEKOE 89c $1.15 _ _$1 TEA BAGS PKG 0F60 .89 AVON BRAND CHOICE PEAS 19 oz TINS 4 STEMS & PIECES RIO MUSHROOMS ZEHRS OWN FINE QUALITY 10 oz. SAUD DRESSING 16 oz. FROZEN FOOD AISLE NEILSONS ORANGE JUICE STICKS, DREAMSICLES - or FROSTSICLES ZEHRS REG. $1.29 CTN. CTN. OF 12 59c 59c 6 COLOUR CHOICES - FACIAL • • KLEENEX TISSUES 20" 59c CARNATION FROZEN 2 Ib. SIZE ZEHRS REG. 79' es. FRENCH. FRIES c `11111111111111111111111111111111 SCHNEIDERS FROZEN BEEF MEAT PIES 4 oz $1 29 SUNNY FROZEN ORANGE DRINK 12 1/2 oz. FROZEN CONCENTRATED SUNNY LIMEADE INGERSOLL PROCESSED #041 NO. 1 GRADE CLEAN WASHED - Pro(iuce Values ONTARIO POTATO ES 10 Ib. BAG ONTARIO NO.1 FLAVOURFUL RIPE JUMBO CANTALOUPEGREEN CABBAGE _ EA 3.89c Fc.) CUCUMBERS ONTARIO N0.1 CRISP & CRUNCHY 4 5$ c 5 111 DELISLE TANGY ONTARIO NO 1 SOLID FULL OF FLAVOUR F $ 2 9 PEPPER SQUASH SOUR CREAM F RIEGER 8160 DUALITY - 4" POT WITTICHS FRESH 12 1/2°z 2 cF)4 9 COLOURFUL BEGONIASS 169 JAPPLE SWIRL BUNS What is High Performance? 48 oz. $11 169 48 oz. 1.59 24 oz. 21(i) 36.5 oz. 99 • 45 Pound Pigs in 50 days. • 1 Pound Gain for under 2 Pounds of feed. • Your Hogs to Market Sooner! S. XXXWilk a 1 I11,1.0/% 0 mg HAMBURGER-BISQUICK PINWHEELS 0 "PE Imperial Measure Metric Measure 01 IIII About 2'3 cup milk About 151 milk 0' 2 cups Bisguick mix .90 I Elisquick mix filling 0 1 small onion chopped Filling 1 small onion. chopped 0 NI 1111 2 ibis fat 30 ml tat 1 Ib Hamburger 45 kilo Hamburger II. III 1/2 tsp salt 25 ml salt MO . 111 1/4 tsp pepper 1 25 ml pepper 3 Ibis ketchup 45 ml ketchup NM II Mil Fry onion in fat until golden brown Add hamburger and brown RS Season with salt, pepper and ketchup Cool Spread over.biscuit Ilim IP dough made by adding milk gradually to biscuit mix. Blend with Illi • fork until a soft dough is formed Turn onto a floured board and 0 knead 6 times Roll or pat into a rectangle 1/3 inch (8m m ) thick 114 0 Spread with filling Roll as for jelly roll Cut into'l inch (25 mm) 450 degrees F (2 SO degrees C1 about 1 5 minutes. Serve hot with I% thick slices. Place on greased baking sheet Bake in very hot oven ::):4°n .Pt.;4Sre;46/ i 11, II ‘IkNik7kNX. . ,N FARMHOUSE BANANA, LEMON, CHOCOLATE OR COCONUT CREAM 9c fIES FliiiirEDAM CHEESE _ 3_91 _S a S9 2 Ib 10 oz. 39 PKG. 69c OF 6 _$2.59 VALENRICHEuitiii BREAD 24 o z 3 CED 3 C SCONE ROLLS PKGS °F 122 OIETRICHSTASTY isal WE WILL BE PLEASED TO SERVE YOU IN: GoDERK HuRoN RD. OUR MANAGER IS: DALE McDONALD OPEN WED.-THUR.-FRI. EVENINGS 35 Mary $t., Clinton 482-9192 OPEN: Mon. • Friday 8:00 • 6:00 p.m.