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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1980-10-23, Page 5Sit -on ends MT. CARMEL After sitting on his motorcycle for 1,157 hours, Rory, lustier ,couldn't even ride it. The Motorcycle sit -on - it contest ended Friday, October 10 just a few hoursshort of seven weeks. Rory jumped off h'isbike and later he couldn't get it to start. Rory, 17, of St. Marys, h d, been completing with Tom Horrock of..Sarnia to see who could sit on his motorcycle longest. The contest was, sponsored by Country Corners ir1 Mt. Carmel and a motorcycle dealer in Sarnia. The Winner was to receive the value of their bike for lasting the longest in the contest ----that--- began --- CLINTON WS -RECO THURSDAY, QCTOER 23,1' ,GE 5:.. A August 23. Through the dealers, the last two contestants came to a mutual agreement . to jump off their bikes., at the same time. It was decided that each would get 60 per cent of the value of their Kawasakis. Rory gets $1,230 while Tom receives $2,189. Rory said he was glad ' to accept the offer and get off the bike. He noted, "They said it was going to snow and I wasn't sitting in snow." 11The first thin ory did when he left i5 perch was to have showe , trim his hair and he d or his high school graduation in St. Marys. And despite all those - hours with his bike, Rory still hopes to get . his machine tuned up and be riding it soon, before he has to put it away for the winter. The. Guiness World Book of 1ecords has been informed about, the sit -on - it feat and the winners names will appear in the next edition. Dig experience SEAFORTH - Grade 13 students at Seaforth District High School have a rare opportunity for some 'Hands-on" ar- chaeological experience this month, The students will be , assisting staff from the Museum of Indian Archaelogy in London in digging for foundation walls and artifacts at the rear of the 'Van Egmond House. Paul Carroll, chairman of the Van Egmond Foundation said the dig by the students will cut the foundations cost significantly. The volunteer labor will reduce costs of the work by two-thirds Brucefield UCW meet Fourteen members and one visitor to the Tuckersm ith Unit of the Brucefield UCW discussed .the topic remembrance at their October 13 meeting. Hazel McCartney led in thg study and- asked members, "What is your IDlife?" She stressed that everyone should be thankful for life and all of its benefits, including the ability to work. Mrs. Stoll and Mrs. McCartney led in the devotions in the absence of Mrs. Mustard and Mrs. Ross and Mrs. Ann Broadfoot provided piano music for the meeting. Mrs. Stoll read the minutes of the meeting and the roll ca11 was answered by each member with a Thanksgiving verse. Thank -you cards were read from Mrs. Helen Dallas and Norman and Mildred Walker. Thanks also went out to the ladies for the decoration of the church for Thanksgiving Sunday. It was agreed that an extra collection be taken to add to the present allocation for the year at the next meeting ori November 10. The president., - Mrs. McCartney also thanked the ladies for their help at the recent church supper. After the meeting, the group held a Putch auction as their October project and lunch Via served. • "KRAFT WEEK AT IGA" Kraft Processe .,.Singles 2/3 oz. Cheese Slices 500 g 4110 -09 - "KRAFT WEEK AT IGA Draft Processed ".KRAFT WEER A l' 1G. " Kraft Processed Top Valu. 500 g pkg. Mac & Cheese Bologna or Chicken Loaf lop Valu Store packed Breakfast Sausage 14eefarorai 40, 8,-t Swanson Chicken, Beef or Turkey dinners 11 oz. y��441f itJ� ' ��Rtt R17R Scott White- Asserted_ or sserted. _ot i)rcu'rated Assorted Paper Towels 2 roll 1.09 Davids 400-500 g Chocotatg,sChip, Maple Leaf; -Jelly Mallow or Milky Social Cookies Philadelphia 250 g Processed Plain Cream Cheese Green Giant 7-10 fl. oz. Assorted Vegetables Appletinie Apple Nectar 1.29 „ .99 3/.98 0 .79 Chef Boy Ar Dee Assorted Varieties Pastas 15 oz. let' t►rd Corned Beef 1 1. 0/. . 9 Libby's 48 fl. oz. Fano Tomato Juice Four Star 10 fl. oz. Whole Mushrooms Clover, Leaf 6.5 oz. Chunk Light Tuna. . 99 . 77 1.19 Airwick 14 oz. Carpet Fresh Rug & Room Deodorizer 1.59 Bills liner I,igtIitl or ( rediii('(1 Honey 2 1h. 2.8 Complete 350 ml Furniture Polish Clorox 2 61 Oz. Fabric "BTea c h Joy 1.5L 2.59 2.59 Liquid Dish Detergent P.P. 52.59 2.49 Glade 21 g Spring Flower, Rose. Lemon or Powder Fresh - FIo-Thrur Air Freshener 1.09 U.S. No.1 New ('rop Florida Red or White Grapefruit for U.S. No.1 Fresl Iceburg Head Lettuce Canada Nou:1 Ontario Fresh Celery Product of South Sweet Valencia Oranges Africa4 lb. bag ea,.59 2/s1 1.88 U.S. No.1 New Crop Florida Tangerines Canada No.1 Ontario Waxed Rutabagas <0..1.09 2/.69 Canada No.1 Ontario Fresh Green Cabbage Canada Fancy Ontario 5 Ib. bag Spartan Apples 2/.79 1..68 1 Canada. Utility Grad 5 -lbs. up Roasting. .Chiekens Schneiders 500 g pkg.r Oktoberfes_t Sausage I .U$ Schneiders 175 g pkg. Mac & Cheese Dutch, Pickle & Pimento or Sliced Luncheon Meat .88 Schneiders 175 g pkg. Sliced Cooked Ham 1 , 58 Schneiders 2-2'rlb. Olde Fashioned Hams Ib 3.68 Back Attached Chicken Legs or Breasts HH -EIDER st•itni"iilrr, 1 II). Iit•rl Ilut' (\ 111 Refl. I)ut: h I ti"l"t or Skinless %'diners 1.68 Schneiders 6 Varieties Meat Pies, 14 oz. pkg. 1.78 Schneiders 500 g pkg. Beef Steakettes Schneiders 900 g bucket Cooked Chicken Schneiders 500 g pkg. 5 Varieties, Sliced Side Bacon Schneiders 500 g pkg. 4 Varieties Sliced Bologna 1.98 3.78 1.98 1.78 Cheer or-Oxydol 6 L Powdered Laundry 3.79 Detergent Downy 3 L Liquid Fabric Softener 3.8,5 Brunswick 3.25 oz. In Oil or Torhato Sauce Sardines Chase & Sanbprn 1 Ib. Coffee 2/.89 2.99 Chase & Sanborn 10 oz. Instant Coffee Sifto 1 kg Table Slims Salt 225'g Macaroni & Cheese Kraft Dinner Jell-O 3' o'z.-4 oz. 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Pie or Large Pie Pans Bake King 2's Foil Oven Protectors ea..99r 1.79 sT()RE HOURS :1(V.S. 8:30.6:00 •ri Es. 8:30-6:00 % E t). 8:30-6:00 TH1'HS. 830-6:00 FRI. 8:30-9:00 SAT. 8:30-6:00 KUENZIG /GA AU MFRCHANDISF 100•. SATttrActIONGUARAN1fFIY n'RODUCtMTh AftD00 Mow RtruNary PRICES EF` ECTIVE UNTIL CLOSING S%T1 IZIIAY, OCTOBER 25. 19$0" WE RESERVE; THE RIGHT TO LIMIT Qt ANTITIES TO • A%F;RAGE FAMILY REQUIREMENTS. 4