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Clinton News-Record, 1984-03-07, Page 12eresa and eye pined in fiery of Gla wrong, by her b ndjaekand"fir, wall 1mleed that the 0047 Ainole party beheld ea March 9. Oen hour 4la celebrate Jaen. and Marlon'Snelta 40thannive ?ate held on March 10 at the Londe# t New Chur=ch elders were installed at the service :They are Marlene Armstrong, Berinlce Norman, Clara Riley, Edna Reid, KenHulleyy, .Nancy Penfound and Bill Jewitt. Also introduced were new members DarleneHulley, Kim Wright, Sandy Merner, Janet Wilts, Stephen Dauer and Karen Armstrong: Bibles were presented to Bdly Jim Scott and Cherri Taylor in recognition of their graduation from the junior congregation. The junior teacher was Florence Cartwright, The Messengers and their leaders Jane and Connie Hoggart held their meeting in tlie'Su iday utioaroo UCW service The World Day of Prayer service was held on March 2, with Helen Lee and Florence Cartwright in charge. Five CGIT and four Explorer members sang and Gail Lear was their accompanist. --Taking part -in the Worship .program -were Marg Anderson, Helen Alexander, Barb Bosman; Helen Lee, Florence Cartwright, Mary Peel and Pearl Mason. A solo was sung by Marjorie Duizer and the collection was collected by Hattie Wood and Dora Shobbrook. Laura Scott spoke on living waters and how there is no life without water. She also told of the lives of women in other countries. UCW business was conducted by President Brenda Radford. Bernice Norman gave the secretary's report and a card of thanks was received from Dorothy Tamblyn. March 20 will be a work day at the church, starting at 9:30 a.m. The ham supper dote is set for May 16 and Brenda Radford, Bernice Norman, Helen Lee, Audrey Thompson, Joan Whyte and Florence Cartwright will organize it. The next UCW meeting will be held on April 16. People report Mrs. Bert Lyon is a patient in Clinton Public Hospital. Friends hope she will soon be home. - Beth Knox, Hazel Reid, Ted and June Fothergill went to Toronto by Sherwood Bus on Feb. 29 to attend CBC -TV's Front Page Challenge show. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Vodden, Dora Shobbrook,-Thelma -Ellerby,--Mr.__and.Mrs. Bob Vodden, Jean and Bill Vodden, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Vodden Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Latour were guests on March 3 at the wedding of Gordon Ebden and Irene Vodden at the Presbyterian Church in Paris. The WI card party will be held on March 9 at 8 p.m. The WI education meeting will be held on March 14. Students . from Hulled Central. School will make their public speaking presentations. Crokinole and pancake party to be held CONSTANCE:- Mr. Carl Merner visited on Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Merner Jason and Jeffrey of Owen Sound. At the time of writing Mrs. W.L. Whyte Sr. is a patient in London Hospital. She had gallbladder surgery. We would like to wish her a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Merner, Becky and Missy of Kitchener were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Card Merner; Sandy, Julie, Mike and Shelley. The Forester Lodges would like to invite the neighborhood-fairnlies `(kids and adults) to a crokinole party .at 2 p.m. followed by a pancake supper about 5 p.m. happening on St. Patrick's Day March 17 at the hall in Kinburn. Bring your family and friends and come �n down. Brian and Sharon Nesbitt spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson and grandmother Mrs. Terence Hunter. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hunter of Stratford visited on Sunday with his father Mr. Terence Hunter who is a patient in Goderich Hospital and also with his mother Mrs. Terence Hunter and Mrs. and Mrs. John Thompson. ter • iSw _....,.. CANADIAN BRANDS REGULAR OR KING SIZE SAVE .70 PRINTED GOLD, GREEN OR ORANGE White Swan Towels Students and nutrition CLINTON - Confu§ed . by ,nutrition fallacies? Disappointed by the false pro- mises of "magic foods"? Join Food Service Management students at a public forum to explain the facts of human nutrition. Health & Welfare Canada representative, Karen Kennedy, is the feature speaker on March 28 at a special presentation entitled "Magic Foods - False Promises". The session begins at 7:30 p.m. at Huronview Auditorium, Clinton. Organiz- ed by a committee of health and nutrition experts, the seminar recognizes March - Na- tional Nutrition Month. In preparation for this special presenta- tion, the Centralia College foods students are ce-operating in seminar groups to in- vestigate and analyze nutrition issues. Some students are reviewing TV ads and popular literature promoting special diets. The pro- mises of various weight loss groups are ex- amined as well. Further study by students may find support for the notion that fitness and diet control are related to health. The College students have been challenged by lecturer, Deb Campbell to determine which of the many possible sources of nutrition in- formation Is reliable and which is unreliable. The study of nutrition continues as a priority in the food service curriculum. Nutrition Month provides an opportunity for in-depth study. If you have a nutrition question, call the CKNX hot line show, March 28, when Karen Kennedy is the guest speaker. Is nutrition education one of your priorities? WARNING: HeaI..1igareI.1..,.,es Hare Canada advises that danger to health increases with amount emokad..!old Inhaling. LIMIT: 3 PER FAMILY PURCHASE SAVE .34 JANE PARKER, SLICED 100%. wheat hffie Bread 675 g n69 loaf JANEPARKER (PKG OF 8.1.29SAVE 20) Hot Cross Buns 5SAVE. 0 P12o11AV 1■9' JANE PARKER Spanish Bar Cake eke 1.59 JANE PARKER, MINI SUGAR DONUTS PKG OF 24-1.39 Frosted Bali Donuts Im1.29 JANE PARKER (RHUBARB -APPLE 1.59SAVE .30) S E.40 Peach P,ie 6sze 1. 9 JANE PARKER, SLICED, PROTEIN 450 g :79 OR Italian Bread : 675st .79 lo PUFF-0-FRUIT BLUEBERRY 10'S, JOS & LOUIS Vachon Cakes Pksa 1.79 Fresh Spinach PROD. OF FLORIDA, JUICN; SEEDLESS, LARGE SIZE Red Grapefruit 4/1.99 PROD. OF CALIFORNIA: Green Onions 2bufohes .99 pkg of 2 rolls 1111 YOU'LL DO BETTER AT 4411E FAN, WITH SUPERMARKET: PRICES! /mat AsP�n% CANADA NO.1, PROD. OF CHILE, SWEET, PLUMP, JUICY, BLACK, RED OR SEEDLESS i E Ib PROD. OF CALIFORNIA, FREE LEMON WITH THE PURCHASE OF 3 AVOCADOS Fresh Avocados 3/100 CANADA FANCY, PROD. OF ONTARIO Red Delicious Apples 1542■69 PROD. OF CALFORNIA, SWEET, RIPE Strawberries Pint 1.69 CANADA NO.1, PROD. OF CALIFORNIA Cauliflower PROD. OF TEXAS each 1 ■69 10 0z pkg •161 9 Health & Beauty Aids and General Merchandise TOOTHPASTE Pepsodent 04 ® 100 mL tube REGULAR 0R DEODORANT MAXI'SIMINI PADS BOX OF 302.99-SAVE.50) New Freedom30 of 2.99 REGULAR OR CONDITIONING FORMULA SHAMPOO Head & Shoulders 1= 3.99 REGULAR OR DEODORANT (BOX OF 48 3.49) SAVE 1.00 Lightdays Pads b30 f1■99 SAVE 1.10 DIGESTIVE, NICE, ARROWROOT, SHORTCAKE, FRUIT SHORTCAKE, RICH TEA, HOME ASSORTMENT CHOCOLATE CHIP, GINGER CRUNCH Peek Frean 59 Cookies ti400gg NOW ON SALE AT A&P! New Elegance II Genuine, Imported Stoneware A different feature Item...,.. on sale Each Week! ON SALE THIS WEEK. Mariner Blue or Bavarian Brown Dessert Dish WITH EACH $6,00 PURCHASE SUPER BUY! QUICK COOKING, NEW CANNISTER STYLE 1.19 kg CONT OQatsuaker 99 A&P, COOKED, CHOCOLATE; BUTTERSCOTCH OR VANILLA Pudding & Pie Fillings 4pkgz 3/1' A&R INSTANT SUPER BUY! Hot Chocolate Pen 85.79 A&P SUPERA Whole IIAushrooni 1r ASIR CHOICE - Whole Potatoes SUPER BU t 19 fl oz tin .5 8 O'CLOCK, RICH BRAZILIAN SAVE .60 Decaf Bean Coffee:13.69 PIRATES, COFFEE BREAK, MAPLE LEAF CREME, REO Christie Cookies t°t°aag .19 SAVE .26 ALL ASSORTED FLAVOURS BEVERAGES 750 mL BTL Canada Dry plus .30 btl 49 deposit a . • BUY 3 -SAVE -514 READY TO SERVE, ASSORTED VARIETIES Heinz Soups 3/99 PROD. OF CALIFORNIA, NEW CROP Bunch Carrots 2/1" PROD. OF ONTARIO Cole Slaw PROD. OF FLORIDA Fresh Radishes CANADA NO. 1, PROD. OF ONTARIO Parsnips PROD. OF FLORIDA Escarole or Endive each .69 Fresh Lemon ' 5/.99 CANADA NO.1, PROD. OF ONTARIO Fresh 01 nri Rutabagas Li N . PROD. OF CALIFORNIA pkg 2/.99 Romaine Lettuce each .89 CANADA NO.1, PROD. OF ONTARIO pkg 3/1..00. Carrots ,b.g 1.99 CANADA NO.1, PROD. OF ONTARIO, YELLOW bag .89 Cooking. Onions 1541.99PROD.' OF CALIFORNIA s CANADA NO.1, PROD. OF CHILE, SWEET PROD. OF CALIFORNIA, SWEET SEEDLESS, Peckham Pears196/Ib .89 Jumbo Navel Oranges 5/1.99 PROD. OF ONTARIO, CHOICE, OF. COLOURS Reiger Begonias 4if 1.69 P.E.I. Potatoes bag CANADA NO, 1,.ALL_P.URPOSE_.. __...... ..._ ._,�._.. ��.n. 9� SAVE. 56 SKIPPY, CHUNKY OR CREAMY Peanut Butter 500 g JAR 99 COLD WATER WASH Zero Liquidbtl 455 mm plst 2.49 NATURAL, SPRING MEADOW, ROSE SCENT, Airwick Deodorizers 1.09 NO.1 GRADE, LIQUID SAVE .40 Billy Bee Honey 500 g 1.99 PURE VEGETABLE SPRAY SAVE .20 Mazola No Stick 3ortin 3.69 CONNERS, IN OIL OR LEMON SAUCE BUY 2 -SAVE .33 Sea Steaks 10n92/1.49 SCENT II Carpet Fresh 625 g. 3.69 ctn. SAVE 2.40 ALL PURPOSE Five Roses Flour 10 kg BAG 8909 save AO ASSORTED VARIETIES Catelli Pastas a 69 500 g pkg BUY 2 -SAVE .47 CREAM STYLE CORN, HONEY POD PEAS, CUT GREEN OR WAX BEANS, MIXED VEGETABLES, PEAS & CARROTS, VAN CAMP BEANS WITH PORK, APPLESAUCE Stoker Vegetables L/ . 10 fl oz tin PETCRAFT MARABONE Dog Biscuits MOIST & MEATY, ASSORTED VARIETIES Purina Cat Food SAVE .50 pkg 1.99 3/ 9 6.5 oz tin ■ RUG & ROOM, HERBAL SCENT SAVF..20 400 gr. pkg. Wizard Deodoriser 2.39 CHICKEN NOODLE OR CHICKEN RICE BUY 2 -SAVE UP 27 Campbell's Soup 02 2/■ 9 CHRISTIE SAVE .1 Wheatworth Biscuits 19 1 ■3s BEEF CHICKEN OR MUSHROOM GRAVIES Cordon Bleu 284 m L 5/1.99 SUPER BUY! , CATELLI Mac & Cheesy Dinner 225 g PKG /199 SAVE .70 BRIGHT'S, FANCY Tomato Juice 28 f1 otin