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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1981-11-18, Page 8PAGE 8—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18,1981 We resarv® the right to limit quantities to normal family requirements, ACand guests enjoy dinner By Blanche Deeves Last Thursday evening the penny savers of the St. James A.C.W. held their an- nual dinner with their husbands present. The table was laden with many delicious choices of food. The winning team of Margret Middleton lined up to help themselves followed by the losing team of Verna Miller. Rev. Wane. Bennett said the Grace. Following the dinner a meeting of the A.C.W. was held with Lynda Steenstra leader in charge. Lynda welcomed everyone and thanked all the penny savers for their support. Lois Smith read a poem on Remem- brance Day. The Invocation was read by Lynda Steenstra and a hymn was sung with Vera Miller playing her organ. Lois Smith read the scripture and the meditation prayers were said by all. Mrs. Jeanne Bennett read the minutes of the last meeting and these were ap- proved as read. Vera Miller presented the treasurer's report. Blanche Deeves reported on sick and cards sent report and read a thank you from Mr. and Mrs. Heit- bohmer. A motion was made to send a donation to Day Care at Huronview. Margret Middleton thanked the ladies for the bountiful supper. A discussion was held in regard to doing catering. Captains for the coming year are Sarah Storey and Audrey Middleton; Striking commit- tee for the coming year, Lyn- da Steenstra and Lois Smith. Lois Wise is to be leader in charge at the December meeting and Rev. Bennett closed the meeting in prayer. A few tables of euchre were played while Vera Miller entertained with a few numbers on her organ which is always enjoyed. Holy baptism Morning Prayer was held in St. James Anglican Church on Sunday morning at 11:15 a.m. Following the opening of the service Rev. . Bennett baptized- Douglas James Miller infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Miller. Lisa Storey read the Holy Gospel and assisted Rev. Bennett with the baptism by lighting the baptismal can- dle. Four grandparents were present for the service Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cunningham and . Mr. and Mrs. Keith Miller. The Rector chose for his sermon, Fight the good Fight - of Faith. Jim Storey and Keith Miller received the offering. Following the Baptismal service Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Miller held a family gather- ing at their home. Happy Travellers The Happy Travellers Club would like to thank all those who went to the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto. Those going on November 24 to the Poinsettia Festival please meet at the Clinton Legion by 8:30 a.m. and send your money in please December 5, Kitchener Market still a few seats; December 9, Simcoe Lights a few seats; Please book for Pre -Christmas tours to Frankenmuth - For those people working etc. a special bus to the Simcoe lights is planned December 19. Call Blanche Deeves for prices and information. People report Margret Middleton was happy to see her son George Early have the Grand Cham- pion steer at the Royal Winter Fair on Saturday. Visiting recently with Gramma and Grandpa Dutot have been Jonathan ands Jason and Mother Arlene Hills all of Cornwall. Congratulations to Lois and Edward Wise who celebrated their 30th An- niversary recently. Mrs. Fred Middleton is home again after having a visit with her daughter Bar- bara Grindley and family in London. Arena back in use SEAFORTH - Recently, con- demned and closed, the Seaforth arena was to be empty for the winter. Faced with a lack of storage for his corn, local farmer Ken Campbell ar- ranged to put the condemned building to good use. He ex- pects to store corn in the building until about the mid- dle of the winter. Prices effective thru Saturday, November 21st, 1981 rlION gripElk SAVE 30>�SAVE 70�BUYV /A Premium Hearty Blend. Custom Ground In the J• Chefmaster 100% Vegetable OilBstore when you buy it ... not before! SUPER BUY! UPEUPE Carlton Club Assorted Flavours CANNED BEVERAGES Case of 24-10-fi-oz tins 9 44llim 111\\\ (Plus bottle deposit) 6 pack of 1O -fl -os bottles CANADA DRY 09 IL BEVERAGES ---♦ COME VISIT i FARitt at wools% for Freshness & Savings Canada Extra Fancy, Product of B.C., lbs The picic of the apple orchard RED or GOLDEN APPLES DELICIOUS SOFT BOKAR MARGARINE I BEAN COFFEE • (Our Regular Price 79e) (Our Reg. Price 3.09) Schneiders Process SAVE 1.10 CHEESE �: 199 Limit 2 with minimum $10.00 order LESS THAN ½ PRICE SALE CANADA NO. 1 GRADE, PRODUCT OF ONT. COOKING ONIONS SAVE 40' 2 LB. BAG (OUR REGULAR PRICE 79') PRODUCT OF ONTARIO, EXCELLENT FOR CABBAGE ROLLS, GREEN Cabbage 2 for 99¢ • PRODUCT OF FLORIDA, GREAT IN SALADS BUTTER SMOOTH. LARGE Avocados 2E°r99¢ CANADA NO. 1 GRADE, PRODUCT OF ONTARIO Rutabagas 2 for99? PRODUCT OF CALIFORNIA, THE NATURAL SNACK, SWEET, JUICY Red Grapes lb 99/ PRODUCT OF U.S. A 8 -OZ PKG Green Onions 3(0,99? NORTHLAND, 3.S -LB SIZE Fireplace Logs each99? PRODUCT OF U.S.A. FRESH GREAT WITH CHEESE SAUCE Broccoii Burtch 99¢ PRODUCT OF ONTARIO, BAKE OR BOIL Squash Pepper 3 for gg? WITH THIS COUPON — SAVE 30c � TIDE DETERGENT PRODUCT OF U.S.A., EXCELLENT WITH SEAFOOD, SALADS & VEGETABLES, FRESH Lemons 6'0,99? PRODUCT OF U.S.A., TENDER, FRESH Green Beans lb 99¢ CANADA NO. 1 GRADE, PROD. OF ONTARIO, All Purpose Potatoes 20 !b bag 2.99 CANADA FANCY, PRODUCT OF ONTARIO, EATING OR COOKING, FRESH, CRISP 5 -LB BAG Ida Red Apples 1.99 PRODUCT OF FLORIDA, WHITE, SEEDLESS, SIZE 48's Grapefruit 10for1.99 PRODUCT OF CALIFORNIA, SWEET, SEEDLESS, NAVEL Oranges 18for1.99 CANADA NO. 1 GRADE, PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CRISP, GREEN, SLICERS Cucumbers 3 for 99¢ ASSORTED 4 -INCH POT Tropical Plants 99 'i Buy 2, SAVE 39? Limit one pkg per family purchase. Valid until Nov. 21, 1981. (Feature price without coupon `3.49) V.C. "Moist Plus"., Assorted Varieties MONARCH CAKE MIXES 250 g pouch pack 9¢ (Our Regular Price 69c each) Monarch, Assorted Varieties ICING MIXES 7.5 -oz pouch pack 2 for 99 (Our Reg. Price 73c each) (Buy 2 — SAVE 47e ) (Our Regular Price 3.69) (3 -Ib bag 8.79.— SAVE 2.10) (Our Regular Price 10.89) SAVE up to 34? BUYS Marvel, Sliced White Bread ��//IUII11111\\\�\� or Jane Parker, Sliced 6O% WHOLE WHEAT BREAD Instant Cramer 8500 g Jar CARNATION 99 COFFEE -MATE Y Partly Skimmed FRESH 2% MILK (Made with 100% pun vegetable shortening) 24 -oz loaf (Our Regular Price up to 83e) DA (Our Regular Price 2.25) SAVE 56c Orange PekoeSAVE Pkg 6 9 TEA BAGS °f �° 3ALA Fine, Granulated 3 quaag rt 89 ■� HITE 2ba kg 119 b Regular or Mint Flavours CREST TOOTHPASTE 150 ml tube (Our Regular Price 1.49) Lemon 624 g size 1.39 or SAVE 50c JANE PARKER 624 g 9 9 size --- APPLE PIE aO? MOUTHWASH Listernint900ml. JANE PARKER 10-0Z LOAF 2.99 Golden Loaf Cake 99¢ ANTI-PERSPIRANT, SCENTED OR UNSCENTED Secret 150 ml aerosol tin 1,99 SHAMPOO, NORMAL OR DRY 225 ml PLASTIC BTL Herbal Essence 1.99 KAFILPA BRAND BY MELITTA, BASKET TYPE Coffee Filters pkg of 100 gg¢ MAXI PADS New Freedom pkg of 30 2,99 Liquid � OLD DUTCH BLEACH ' BUYS 3.6 Titre plastic jug SAVE 70? (Our Regular Price 1.69) (Our Regular Price 1.49) Regular, Creamed NORDICA COTTAGE CHEESE 500 g carton Chefmaster, Parchment Wrapped MARGARINE Ib SUPER BUY! Frozen, Layer, Assorted Varieties SARA LEE CAKES 13 -oz cake (Our Regular Price 1.79) 19 SAVE 60? (Our Regular Price 6.69) SAVE 30e Mother Parkers SAVE 1.70 1..4 499 9 jar 119 — COFFEE INSTANT FABRIC SOFTENER J Downy Liquid DISHWASHER DETERGENT 3 LITRE PLASTIC JUG REFILL 1 LITRE PLASTIC EOTTIJ 4.49 Javex Stainaway 1.99 Electrasol 2 kg box 199 PERSONAL SIZE Ivory Soap banded pug f 4,1.19 900 barseko CAPRI, ASSORTED COLOURS PKG OF 4 ROLLS SOLID DEODORIZERS, POWDER ROOM OR ODOR KILLER Bathroom Tissue 99? Air Care 200 g container 99? PRINTED, GOLD, GREEN OR ORANGE PKG OF 2 ROLLS White Swan Towels 1.39 FACIAL TISSUE, ASSORTED COLOURS box of 200 sheets 6g i Kleenex Preraa1um SOCKEYE SALMON 3 Buns 7.7N -oz I 99 tin Javex Bleach 3.61. HOWARD JOHNSONS, NEW ENGLAND STYLE Clam Chowder SAVE 54? Compare to Clover Leaf at 2.53 1 1 1.39 15119 -Ft -0Z TIN UNCLE LBEN'S RICE 2 k 2 99 bag (Our Regular Price 4.29) SAVE 1.40