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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1980-09-11, Page 8LINTON ' S- ECOR ;" ' 'RrSI AYS TEMB I,1980 Wo SerVe the right to limit d by Milena 101b Where did the summer holidays go and probably the summer weather? It ,you, are a farmer with a bean' crop you. ew It wouldturn wetas s001 as.: tbebeans were ready to harvest, The Community Cluj meeting was held last week and at last it was possible to contact people, 'Where bas been a lot of travelling being done., since. early spring when' Doug and Gertrude Feagan went to California by car and Marlene Forbes flew to Germany and Swit- zerland. The summer was passed w.i.tb amity reunions, beef and pork barbecues, bus trips, camping and school reunions. Murray and Robe Lobb attended a school reunion at Muskoka and Bill and Millie Lobb took in the Old Boy's Reunion at Kincardine. . The east coast was visited by the Alvin Jones family who took in the Hlghiand Games. Jamie Thompson and Kerry Johnston travelled east also. The north saw quite a few from this area. Murray and Marlene Forbes who tried out the Water slide . 'at Collingwood on their trip to visit Marlene's sister Linda and family on Manitoulin Island; the Dave .Bartletts tried camping at Cyprus Lake Provincial Park and Grundy Lake Provincial Park; Bill and . Millie Lobb spent their weekend off at a cottage on Ber- ford Lake near Wiarton; Jim and Verna Lobb returned -to the cottage near Lake S mcoe where they 'spent their honeymoon a "few" years ago then on to Midland and over to Collingwood to try out the water slide. Don and Alison Lobb headed south to Penn- sylvania, USA for a week off. Dave and Madeline Bartlett, took in the Games at Embro. Some visitors to the community were Gerry and Shirley Tebbutt from Iowa, Jean Feagan from northern Ontario, George and Jean Dobison from Colorado, Harold and Joyce Duke from Calgary and Don . Lobbs from British Columbia. Bruce and Dianne Lobb and family have just returned from a . very enjoyable trip to Europe wherethey visited with Hank and t 3ery1 Gelling and family'-�}' Some spent a bit of time in the hospital and some^ nursed broken bones at- home but it seems like it was a busy time. Gertrude Feagan hosted the September meeting of the SS 4, Community Club last Wednesday evening. Madeline Bartlett was in charge of 'the meeting. Roll call was answered by the 17 members with their and secretary Robe Lobb and treasurer Linda Jones gave their reports. The members voted to give a gift to the Clinton Hospital Penny Sale which is held the end of September. A report on the bus trip to Andres planned for October 14 was given. The. next meeting will be held at Dianne Lobb's house on October 8. Faye Oakes showed her samples of crewel stit- chery, needlepoint and latch hooking. Grace Forbes and Edith Tebbutt assisted Gertrude with lunch. a. Wins sioo, 000 A Hensall native now living in London, Ontario was a big winner in the Wintario draw last Thursday light; pocketing $100,000. Earl Bell of Gammage Street in London, who was born in Hensall, won the prize in the Sep- tember 4th draw. He is the son of the Mrs. Ruby Bell, who still lives in Hensall, and the late Glenn Bell. uantlt es oto normal family require tints! PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13th, 1"98Vr Truckload Sale 111111111111111111111111111.1.111111111111111111111111 mono APPLIES! 1.00.141E1RIC Sat NE .�. doses ENRICHED FLOUR ��11tt11�� All Purpose 5 ROSES FLOUR 40111110 2.5 kg. bag 1 / rnii III\\ (Our Regular Price 2.43) Pure Burns Lard or Pure Vegetable, Schneiders or BURNS 1 -Ib pkg LARD (Compare to Maple • Leaf at our regular price of 89c) Liberty Deluxe Mix ED FRUIT (Our Regular Price 2.49 - SAVE 50c) 450 g ctnrinimonnomimollsom b • Chipits BUTTERSCOTCH CHIPS COME VISIT 12 or. pkg. 169 pkg n (Compare to Trophy at our regular price of 4.19) Beaver WALNUT2 _ F PIECES (Our Regular Price by to 4.49 - SAVE up to 1.50) Liberty, Red or Green 450 g container GLAZED CHERRIES (Our Regular Price 3.55 - SAVE s6c) Australian Sunnygoid 69 1 -lb pkg 1.69 4c-ittE FA'fOR FRESHNESS fv� &FLAVOUR /'mat AsPaiam% California, Red FLAME TOKAY GRAPES Ib, No. 1 Grade, California; ' Large, Vine Ripened CANTALOUPE each No. 1 Grade, Ontario, Farm Fresh CARROTS 3 -Ib bag No. 1 Grade, Ont., Freestone best for preserving PEACHES 4 quart basket fit 99 NO. 1 GRADE, ONT., BARTLETT, BEST FOR PRESERVING CALIFORNIA, LARGE, SWEET, VALENCIA Pears 4quart basket 2.49 Oranges 121.98 . NO.1 ONTARIO FINEST FLAVOUR NO. 1 GRADE, ONTARIO, FRESH DAILY: Tomatoes 4.quartbasket 1.99 Cucumbers for 9¢ NO. 1 GRADE, ONTARIO, LARGE FIRM HEADS Cabbage 2 for89? NO. t . GRADE, ONTARIO Potatoes 6 quart basket 2.49 NO. 1 ONT, ITALIAN Prune Plums Ib. 69¢ ORVILLE REDENBACHER'S . 15 -OZ PKG Popping Corn each 1.2 9 Instant NESCAFE io.o_ COFIEE gar Great Value ! CHASE & SANBORN 1 -Ib bag (Our .Regular Price 6.89 ) SAVE 50m Corn Oil Margarine FLEISCHMANN'S (Our. Regular Price 1.25 -- SAVE 26c) Betty Crocker, Assorted Varieties SUPERMOIST CAKE MIXES 510 g pkg DEL-MONTE, IN SYRUP, SLICED, CRUSHED, TIDBITS Pi n ea le 19 -fl -oz tin 69¢ BABY. DILLS OR BREAD & BUTTER Heinz Pickles 15 -fl -oz jar 79? McCORMICK'S 400 g PKG social Tea Biscuits 1,19 ASSORTED VARIETIES INCLUDING AERO & COFFEE CRISP POLY PKG OF 4• BARS Rowntree Candy 1.i9 DRY ROAST,ED 3225 g JAR heaver Peanuts 1.29 NESTLE'S, REGULAR OR TROPICAL Iced Tea Mix Brights-- (Our Regular Price 1.25 - SAVE 26c) PURE°;,l.,. 99¢ APPLEJUICEn CARNATION, INSTANT Coffee -Mate 500gjar1.79 STRAINED MEATLESS VARIETIES OF FOODS & JUICES 4.5 -FL -OZ JAR Heinz Baby Foods 4f0r99? ORANGE PWOE PKG OF 60 Red Rose Tea Bags 1.89 FRITO LAY OR RUFFLES Potat�Ch ips 'SEMI -SWEET CHOCOLATE CHIPS 200 g pkg 89,1 Chipits 12-ozcello pkg 1.69 SOLID WHITE 7-0Z TIN 24ozct-2.19 Clover Leaf Tuna 1.69 You'll do better with DAIRY FOODS from A&P tYou'II do better with A&P quality BAKED GOODS! (Our Regular Price 4.59 SAVE 60c) ( Our Reg. Price 49c loaf - auy 4, SAVE 47e) Thin, Process Cheese Slices A&P, Sliced KRAFT SINGLES 1 kg pkg 99 WHIT[ BREAD (Our -Regular -Price -1.3S SAVE -36c.) Nordica, 2% Partly Skimmed COTTAGE CHEESE 500 g carton LIGHT 'N LIVELY, ASSORTED FLAVOURS 500 g CIN Sealtest Yogurt 79¢ - ACHIEVE, 100% VEGETABLE OIL PKG OF 2---8.OZ TUBS soft Margarine 1.19 SAVE 4651 Solid White, In Spring Water 7 -oz tin STAR-KIST TUNA 11111011111111111111111111111111111111111 (Our Regular Price 1.95 ) 16 -oz 4 Iodf ,ol 49 --(-Oar--R af-Buy--2; -SAVE-2 JANE PARKER, SLICED, 60% WHOLE WHEAT 24 -OZ LOAF Brown Bread 2orLO9 JANE PARKER, SNOWFLAKE OR Twin Rolls JANE PARKER, FROSTED Bail Donuts pkg of 1279? pkg of 61.09 JANE PARKER• (Our Regular Price 1.59 - SAVE 20c) Raisin Pie full 8 -inch, 22 -oz pie 1.39 SAVE 70¢ A&P POWDERED DETERGENT 6 litre 59 loolummimmos (Our Regular Price 3.29) ..J 6