Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1983-02-02, Page 5�ibies edieate by Betty McC.. At Duff's United Church Bibles and Hymn Books were dedicated in memory of the late Mrs. Olive Dun- das. The sacrament of Bap- tism was administered to: J ason Allan James Penn- ington, son of Earl and Mary Searle Pennington and Mark Fraser Sullivan, son of Gerald and Carolyn ( Fraser' Sullivan. This Sunday is the commu- nion service and February 13 is Youth Day. WI meets At the January meeting of the Walton Women's In- stitute Agriculture and Canadian Industries con- venor, Mrs. Viola Kirkby had as guest speaker Bruce McCall of Brussels. He hoc' been nn Brussels for 13 years when he purchased the Brussels Sales barn. He said it was his greatest privilege to be born and raised on a farm and be involved in agriculture. He said the WI plays a big part in the back bone of Agriculture. An invitation was accepted from the Ethel W.I. to attend their 80th anniversary celebration on February. 1. Euchre Held There were six tables of euchre in play on Tuesday evening at the community hall. Prize winners were: high lady, Mrs. Annie Reid; low, Mrs. J. Simpson; High man. Ernie Stevens; low, Lawrence Ryan; Special Mrs. Leona McDonald. Hostesses were Margery Huether, Valerie Shortreed, Lavin Watson and Viola Kirkby. In charge for February 8th are A;,:ry Humphries, Albei to Stevens, Margaret Craig and Judy Weisbrod. Everybody is welcome. Walton visitors Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mc- Clure spent January 23 with their son Neil McClure in London. On their return home on Monday they visited with a cousin Mrs. Irene 1 Brown) Allen at Ilder- tfiln. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Searle entertained friends and relatives to a dinner follow- ing the Christening of their grandson Jason at Duff's United Church. Those, pre- sent were Mrs. Betty Penn- ington and Mrs. Mary Penn- ington, Brussels, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Edel, Harriston; Miss Linda Krogan, Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Ray. Huether, Steven and John and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Penn- ington and Jason, Goderich. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Fraser and Cheryl on Sunday following the Christening of their grand- son Mark at Duff's United were: Mr. and Mrs. Brian Jacopson and Michael, Waterloo, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Blake, Waterloo; Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Wey, McKillop; Mr. Rae Houston, Seaforth; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Smith, Brussels; Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Reid, Walton; and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Sullivan and Mark of Waterloo. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Reid's supper guests Satur- day evening were Mrs. Alvin Stimore, Stratford; Mrs. Jim Scott, Blyth; Mr. and Mrs. J. Boneschansker and Amanda, Ethel, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Williamson, R.R. No. 3. Mr. and Mrs. Hugt Johnston attended the funeral of his brother Andy last Wednesday al Rockwood. The ladies of the Waltor Unit are quilting the first 01 this week at Mildrec Travers' home. NO FEES RRSP IMMEDIATE TAX RECEIPT {tor annual contnlutions) Your Choice of Investment Savings Plan ®r G.I.C. One Po Five Year Term vie^ suhpo( 1 to h.inue For Further Information (;all Your Nearest Office 41174 - TA\I)AR[) THL:'“ 237 Josephine St., Wingham. Ontario. 357-2022 Memh'r of Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation CLINTON NEWS -RECOIL, WEDNIS AY, FEB LJARY 2, —P GES Nr,lE;es. i,neffect till cl!osln, time� Saturday, February 5 1Ve'rese,r,e the right ti) l hilt quantities. SUNRISE DAIRY PARTLY SKIMMED 2% MILK QUART -BAGGED COTTONE LLE -ASSORTED BATHROOM TISSUE 4 ROLL PKC. CANADA GRADE "A" UNDER 1.8 KG -/4 LBS. FRESH CHICKENS T-BONE STEAK 2*18/Kg AYLMER FANCY" TOMATO JUICE 48 FL. OZ. I.G.A. ASSORTED POTATO CHIPS 200 G. CUT UP WHOLE CHICKENS SIRLOIN STEAK Success Stems and Pieces MUSH ROOMS CANNED SALMON 10 fl. oz. Paramount Red Sockeye 7.75 oz CANNED TUNA Bye the Sea Flaked Light in Oil 6.5 oz BREAKFAST CEREAL Kellogg Corn Flakes 675 g 2.40 1.09 Fresh - Canada Grade "A" Over 1.8 Kg./4 lbs. ROASTING CHICKENS 6.37 2.89 Regular GROUND BEEF 2084/Kg. ® /Ih. FACIAL TISSUE ASSORTED COLOURS WHITE SWAN PKG. OF 211'!1' FRUIT C ''CKTAIL IGA Fancy 2B' fl oz Del Monte CANNED PINEAPPLE Kal Kan Assorted - 6 oz. canned 14 oz. this CAT F.i OD REAKFAST CEREAL Post Bran Hakes 400 g Mary Miles 375 g. pkg. 0 4/Kg. .2 A /Ib. Smoked -Taillefer SIDE BACON WIENERS PICNIC SHOULDERS Pure - Store Packed Fearman's PORK SAUSAGE 3.2 1.49,. LIQUID BLEACH 3.6 litre Sturdi-Pkg. of 10 GARBAGE BAGS SPAGHETTI & MACARONI CHEESE SLICES Chapman's Assorted Flavours 2litre Kraft Canadian Processed Singles 250 g IC CREAM PORK CHOPS LOIN RIB AND TENDERLOIN END 5,25!Kg. /Ib. Swanson Frozen Beef, Chicken or Turkey POT PIES Generic Elastic iped Fitted Toddler Size FROZEN POTATOES SOFT MARGARINE DISPOSABLE DIAPERS Country Lane 1 Ib. Niagara 12..5 oz MANGE JUICE P •\' RK LIVER SLICED Sliced Canadian Queen COOKED H A M 5*47/xg.2.4 Fearrnan's POLISH COIL CONGRATULATIONS to the winner in Si hneirier'c (,iant Bologna ( untest. Maureen Harney, RR , (linton THE ( ()RRF( 1 WEIGHT WAS V; IRS. CANADA NO. 1 CALIFORNIA PASCAL CELERY (ANADA NO. 1 10 LB. BAG ONTARIO POTATOES GOLDEN YELLOW TROPICAL BANANAS FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT N E W CROP WHITE OR RED PRO[)U( T OF USA - FAN( Y SUNKIST 0 ANGES ( ANADA NO. 1 - PROI)U( T OF USA HEAD LETTUCE doien WAREHOUSE PRICES - EVERYDAY, EVERY WEEK! PLUS SENIOR. CITIZEN ISCOU NT EACH WE (GET DETAILS FROM YOUR LOCAL IGA STORE) ST( N E S DAY E HOURS Monday . . Tioeud ay erierearlaN llturatlaN. (H'F.N 1111 H5l)A1 A''I)1-HII.041 N1C41T ItHein% `in7orrria7 111.1.91' M. FOR 101 H ((►'11.'iIF.N(.F. 8:30a.m.-6:00pm. 8.3() a m.-600 p . m 8:34) a.m.-6:08 p.m 8:30 a m.-9:00 p m 8:30n.m.-9-00p m 8:34) a.m. -6:0R) p rn