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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1985-11-27, Page 25o- Page 8A—CLINTON NEVI'S:RECORD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27,19 The Clinton Kinsmen have changed their colors from purple and gold to red and white, and since they are the sponsors of the Clinton Cubs, their colors have also changed to red and white. Jim Boughen, president of the Kinsmen, presented Marie Johnston, chairman of the group committee, with the new colors on November 21 at Ontario Street United Church. Other representatives present were: (left to right) Bob Semple and Barry Clogg, Scout leaders, Bill Hoggarth. Cub leader, and Brian Thomas, of the Venturers. (Alute Narejko pivot()) Faltering into the Clinton•Cubs on November 21 were: ( front left to right ), Brandon Gard- ner, Jason Caven, Jonathan Grigg, Trevor Mathers, Chris Fitzgerald, Adam Bell, Danny McMichael. ( Second row ), David Hiltz, Jason Bell, John Bernier, Robbie Bell, Jason Bell, Kurt Kumm, Bobbie Kemp. (Third row ), Robert.Mason, Jason Welsh. ( Back row), Don Wright, Janet Cameron, Fran McGregor,, Bill Hoggarth. Pulses beating on export door The average Canadian l,ruba')1y picl ayes blood being pup iped through the heart t%'lion asked the lite:ming of tl;t' Nord "pulse., But to a' number of Canadian growers, "pulse- also means inlpurl<tnl Dash tllill are rich in protein. and gainine,gr'olllld in the Cxpurt,rnarkelplace. Canadians are not ,gig eaters of pulses -- beans, peas and lentils. Most of the pulses grown in Canada are exported t1' countries where dishes .glade with these ingredients fill the same .rale as meat does for most North Americans., • The' pulse -sector is one of Canada's faistl'sl-Crnwinu agricultural industries. Total pulse production in 1984 in Canada was about 215.000 tonnes. More than 184,000 ton- nes were exported, earning 'some. $80 million. ()mark) grove's mostly while beans, with lilt' United Kingdom being the main destina- I ion. - Saskatchewan is the larges( producer of lentils. ('ontinenlal Europe is the big custin►er, although South American coun- tries are also important markets. Manitoba is the largest producer .of peas, with. ('uba by far the most significant, customer. WE OFFER THE BEST GIC RATES 81/4 % % 10h1f4% 105/8 % 1.0.3/490. 30 DAYS 1YEAR 5YEARS 5YEARS 5YEARS SHORT TERM PAID ANNUALLY PAID MONTHLY COMPOUND PAID ANNUALLY CONTACT THE AGENT IN YOURA'REi+ Bayfield Blyth Varna FRAN BURTON RAY MADILL RON KEYS 565-2438 523-4334 262-6273 Agents for... 'VETT NOUIa+ IOE Alk NCY L1 1. Head Office Gaderich CL -100-30 WIN A TRIP FOR TWO SToureY s. TO ENTER: 3 DAYS, 4 NIGHTS Minimum 52 00 purchase necessary Only one entry per purchase Print your name and address and phone number on the back of each cash register tape and deposit in the box in participating stores displaying the Las Vegas poster WINA mu 1 460 ONE 1 PRIZES F 9qoo SEAFORTH BONUS BUCKS 2 DRAWS MADE SATURDAY NOV. 16, 23, 3©, DEC. 9, 14 SHOP SEAFORTH FOR SERVICE- SAVINGS -SELECTION Pnces ellectrve thru Saturday. November 30th, 1985. We reserve the right to limit quantities to normal family requirements. Savings shown in this a.d based on our current regular retails. We redeem ;all food store coupons. Some illustrations in this ad are for design only and do not necessarily represent items on sale. Pre -Hol iday G:': e "a 4t ij.l i'iii1's . SAVE .70 A&P Pure.' Apple uiee 48FLOZ11N (Limit 6 per family with a minimum $25.00 purchase) CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE `A' BEEF TBone or Wing Steaks & Roasts 07 49 /kg BONELESS Sirloin Steals Ib 7.25 Ikg/b3.29 ASSORTED FLAVOURS (750 mL btl .59 -Plus .30 btl de•osit) Canada Dry' Beverages caseof 24 80 mL tins ASSORTED VARIETIES Hurnpty Dumpty 99 Potato Chips 2pOg9$ HE NZ FANCY Tomato Juice CONCENTRATED. UNSWEETENED A&P Frozen Orange Juice l PLY BATHROOM. WHITE OR CHAMPAGNE Cottonelle Tissue pkg of rolls 48 11 oz tin 12 fl tin .99 .99 2.69 SEE OUR 12 PAGE Pre -Holiday Sale Flyer FOR MORE GREAT ACTION PRICED SPECIALS (Delivered to homes in areas of A&P stores)