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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1984-08-15, Page 12iee ; ea "thrifi,SoltirdOt Augusts 18th, 1984. Awtesikos,therightto limitquaa ntit esto normalfamily requirements! SAVINGS* WNI:N THIS AD BASED ON A&i C. UR NT RE 'iI LAR RETAILS, 1(QUdo better with A&P'sORE* Syrnpat Roy $raelt d, Mac Cornh: sisters and b#i Mrs. Don Mo fat,, Jody and Brian are holidaying at Wallaceburg with Mr. and Mrs. Colwell Mrs. Vi Roils speriV he weekend with her brother, Mr obAsllton and Mrs. Ashton at Port Elgin. Mr. and Mrs. Don Luther and family of Cornerbrook, Newfoundland returned to their- home after spending several weeks visiting with the former's parents Mr. and Mrs. Eric Luther. - Miss Carla Dalton of Walton visited dur- ing the past week With her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker. Kippers family visit Thunder Bay By Margaret Hoggarth KIPPEN - John and. Karen Kinsman and three of their childi en Michelle, Richard and Jeff recently went to Thunder Bay to visit Karen's sister Theresa and her hus- band Randy. Richard Kinsman, son of John and Karen Kinsman, has returned from Seaforth hospital where he had a Minor operation. Bob and Frances Kinsman, and Al and Margaret Hoggarth visited on August 12 with Ruth and Russell Brock of Saltford. 4-H News The August meeting of the 4-H Youth Council was held August 9 in Clinton. The "north" half of the club was in charge of this' meeting. A skit was presented to show the proper and improper methods of having a 4- H tour. 4-H demonstrations were also discussed with Lisa Thompson asking all members for one good point in a demonstration. The members then completed a word puzzle to find all of these words which Lisa had deviously hidden. The project for each member was discuss- ed as well as preparing a booth for local fairs. The meeting adjourned with the 41 pledge and lunch served by the south half of the club. - • 4 -Hers to test skills, on Reach for the Top The first annual Huron County 4-H Reach for the Top Competition will be held on August 28 at the Clinton Arena at 8 p.m. This night will be an interesting night where .the wits of several 4-H members will be tested on general questions. The ques- tions have been selected from all the, 4-H lessons from the various clubs held this year in Huron along with general 4-11 knowledge. This evening should prove to be quite en- joyable and educational. At the present there are six clubs entered and we are look- ing for a maximum of eight. If you are in- terested in taking part, please contact Karen Rodman, at the Clinton OMAF Office for more information. Lisa Thompson, 4-H Youth Council. London native elected as 29th IODE president of Canada Barbara MacEachern of Brechin, Ontario was recently elected the 29th president of the National Chapter of Canada, IODE, and brings to this position a background of 39 years of IODE involvement. Born in London, Ontario, she received her early education thete and then attended Havergal College in Toronto. She later returned to London to attend the University of Western Ontario. The MacEacherns have a son Dick and daughter Leslie who are both married and live in Ottawa. They also have three granddaughters. Currently a member of the Lady Margaret Alexander Chapter of Orillia, Barbara has belongedto five primary chapters since initially joining the Peace Hill Chapter in Wetaskiwin, Alberta in 1945. As the wife of an officer in the Canadian Armed Forces, Major N.D. MacEachern ( retired), she notes that membership in IODE remained one of the constants during their years of service life, a membership only interrupted by a three-year appointment in England. She found that IODE brought a sense of belongings, presenting an opportunity to make friends and have a place in the community, overcotning "that terribly new feeling" with every transfer. Barbara MacEachern's deep commitment to IODE is confirmed in that she has been honoured by Life Memberships at each level of the organization. The Wing Conunander Guy Gibson V.C. Primary Chapter in Ottawa; the Municipal Chapter of Ottawa; the provincial Chapter of Ontario and the National Chapter of Canada, Mrs. MacEachern says, "IODE is women working together in their own communities to fill needs there, but more than that, it is the joining together under Provincial chapters to serve needs in their provinces. Finally and most important to me,,, at the moment, is the fad that we are one of Canada's great women's organizations, giving service to Canada and an opportunity for, personal growth to every member." WHITE Binz inegar STOCK UP FOR PICKLING SEASON 4 Titre plastic jug SUPER BUY! SMALL 500 mL SIZE 3.59 -LARGE 1.5 LITRE SIZE 5.79 Mason • J ars medium size ctn of 12 4.49 CRYSJALS (PRESERVING CERTO LIQUID 170 mL BTL -1.39 Certo Light pig HUMPTY DUMPTY, ASSORTED VARIETIES SAVE .30 Potato Chips pkg 1..39 TRIPLE STRIPE TOOTHPASTE, MINT OR NEW MINT SAVE .90 Aqua Fresh. '°°x`1.19 FABRIC SOFTENER (REGULAR DOWNY 2 LITRE 3.89) . SAVE .70 • 1 litre .Downy Super.Concentrate, nisi btl ■ SAVE .60 CHOCOLATE CHIP, BEST ASSORTMENT, DIGESTIVE, CHOCO- LATE FUDGE CREAM, PEANUT BUTTER.CHIP, SHORTCAKE Colonial Biscuits =1 . 69 ASSORTED FLAVOURS, McCAIN Drinkin' Boxes PLAIN, WITH GARLIC OR POLSKI SAV 50 pack of 3 1 g 250 mL boxes ■ Bick's Dill Pickles YUM YUM,SWEET MIXED, BABY DILL Bicks Pickles SAVE .70 1 jars 1 ■ 89 SAVE .50 1 litre 2.39 ■39jar FRUIT CORNERS, GRAPE, STRAWBERRY APPLE OR APRICOT SAVE .20 Fruit Roll -Ups 'pkgg 1 ■99 MOUNT ROSEE SUPER BUY 750 mL btl ■■ SAVE 1.30 bag 10.49 SAVE .20' 3:1%g 40 g 1 ■ 29 pkg Mineral Water PURINA Dog Chow PURINA, BEEF OR GOURMET Tender Vittles PERSONAL SIZE (ZEST DEODORANT SOAP -4's 2.59) SAVE .20 Ivory Soap banded pack of 1 49 4bars • ■ SAVE 1.00 4■29 DEODORANT -REGULAR OR SUPER Playtex Tampons p(Cg 01 30 SUPER BUY! WHITE SWAN, BEIGE, WHITE, YELLOW Facial Tissue box of 200 sheets .89 SAVE 2.00 NEW, POWDERED LAUNDRY All Detergent 6%e . 99 PROD. OF ONTARIO FRESH, TENDER f4 SUPER BUY! ASSORTED FLAVOURS, BEVERAGES Chateau.Dry CASE OF 24-280 mL TINS ■ (A&P Beverages 750 ml btl-.45-plus .30 btl dep) PRINTED ORANGE, GREEN OR GOLD White Swan Towels ■ PKG OF 2 ROLLS YOU'LL DO BETTER AT /km- FA�j AT_ Tropical Frult Festival PROD. OF U.S.A., CASABA, SANTA CLAUS, CRENSHAW Fancy Melons each 2.99 PROD.'OF U.S.A., JUICY, SEEDLESS, REFRESHING Fresh Limes • 10/ .99 PROD. OF U.S.A., SWEET, JUICY Fresh Mangoes each .79 PROD. OF. NEW ZEALAND, DELICIOUS IN FRUIT SALAD Fresh Kiwi Fruit 2/ .99 each 1.49 2/ .99 PROD. OF HAWAII; SWEET, DELICIOUS Fresh Papaya PROD. OF FLORIDA, BUTTERY SMOOTH Fresh Avocados SAVE .50 CHIPS AHOY, FUDGEE-O, PIRATES Christie Cookies 44bag 2.09 • CHRISTIE Ritz Crackers BREAD & BUTTER Heinz Pickles Green or YeiI�WRi' !kg PROD. OF B.C., PEAK OF THE CROP, IDEAL FOR PRESERVING -JAM -DESSERTS, WHILE SUPPLIES LAST A POUND 2.181kg-.99 Ib . • Fresh Apricotsase CANADA NO.1, PROD. OF ONTARIO, SNOW.. WHITE 9.99 Fresh t Cauliflower each .11199 PROD. OF CENTRAL AMERICA PROD. OF U.S.A., CALIFORNIA, SWEET, JUICY Fresh Coconuts 2/ .99 Nectarines • 218/ib .99 CANADA NO.1, PROD. OF U.S.A., CALIFORNIA, GREEN CANADA N0.1, PROD. OF U.S.A., CALIFORNIA Seedless Grapes 2'$ /Ib ■99 Fresh Plums . 218 / Ib .99 PROD. OF U.S.A., LARGE, SWEET PROD. OF U.S.A., SWEET JUICY Fresh Blueberries pint Ripe Watermelon, PROD. OF ONTARIO, DELICIOUS IN SALADS Fresh Broccoli CANADA NO. 1, PROD. OF ONTARIO, SWEET 1.69 each ■ 99 Corn-On-The-Cob12/ 1.49 PROD. OF ONTARIO, DELCIOUS IN SALADS Fresh Mushrooms SNOW WHITE ' pkg 21.99 SAVE .70 STUFFED MANZANILLA Unico Olives 374.29 SAVE .30 UNICO pkg: 1.29 Sunflower Oil 50 SAVE .40 em` 1.49 SAVE 2.20 "NEW" SIZE, MOTHEf1 PARKERS Instant Coffee 200 g jar .49 SAVE UR TD. SUGAR FROSTED FLAKES 525 g OR SUGAR CORN POPS 375 g Kellogg's 199 Cereal pka • UNICO (FLAT ANCHOVIES 50 g tin -.99) Red Wine Vinegar aaver 1111, 99. aver ■ ONTARIO MINI GRADE, PROD. 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