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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1987-07-02, Page 2Page 2—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1987 PRIMO VEGETABLE OIL Produce Ontario Canada No. 1 HEAD LETTUCE Produce Honduras GOLDEN YELLOW BANANAS Produce USA Canada No.1 FRESH CUCUMBERS Produce Ontario FRESH GREEN ONIONS VALUABLE COUPON y With This' on the Pur .; a of. E � 113 oz.Asa e rieties '''Coupon` - Pej peridge Farm er FROZEN LAYER CAKES Special P Special Price ,� With This Without :oUion w Knechtel Assoc. Stores. 30C Coupon . 1 .29 m 9 _ Coupon ExpfreS.Sat. July 4, 1987 TO THE GROCER: Cambell Soup Company Ltd. Will redeem this coupon for 30° plum 10.0° handling charge.prOvided that you -and your customer have complied with the terms of the otter. Any other application constitutes fraud. Campbell SoupCornpany Ltd. Reserves the right to request proof of sufficient stock to cover the number of coupons redeemed. Offer limited to Canada. Vold If taxed, restricted or forbidden by law. Cash value: 11100 of 1° for redemption. Mall coupon to: Herbert A. Watts Limited, P.O. Box 2140. Toronto, Ont. MEW 1111 Enter opposite 99 on coupon debit slip. a�®.00.000.....arrrsasare®weenewalnrsa•s....aw.......saeeekrrsreaaimerramen........ Valid Only At Plain - Mushroom - Meat - 750 g. jar RAGU OLD WORLD SPAGHETTI SAUCE Canada Grade "A" Beef BONELESS FULL -CUT ROUND STEAK Canada Grade "A" Beef BONELESS RUMP ROAST Sunlight - 500 g LIQUID DISH DETERGENT 750 g. - in light Tempura Batter Schneider's - 500 g. pkg. Extra Old - Old - Medium - Mild - 227 g. KNECHTEL CHEESE STICKS l White or Champagne VIVA PAPER TOWELS 2 Roll Package 1129 Schneider's BUCKET CHICKEN 900 g Fresh Young Ontario PORK SIDE SPARE RIBS ALUABLE COUPON STORE COUPON With This SAVE 500 When You Buy Either a Coupon 1.8 Kg. ®ox or 1.4 Lt. Bottle of Cascade Dishwasher Detergent Special Price With This 500 Coupon Speeci al Price 4•99 Wit cCoupon 5.49 Canada Grade "A" Beef BONELESS SIRLOIN TIP STEAK 1.8 Kg."..W (LIMIT ONE COUPON PER PURCHASE) 1.9 L" Valid Only at Kfael;httel Assoc. Stores Cmtrpon Expires Sat. July 4, 1987 RETAILER FOR REOEMPIION MAIL TO HERBERT A. WATTS LTO., 00* 2140, TooditI b, otiTAilito AM i Hi CAS5870 e=n2c227771Mr7R711712KaGisIMIGNIMIZ011ebt .USSae. . tEMNI.r.. erg, . .E4.,021:1..®aMrtab..telrtErnMEMeMSMIEearax.,®=Ma STORE Mon., Tues., Wed., Sat. 8:30 am - 6 prn HOURS: Thurs. & Fri. 8:30 am - 9 pm 5% DISCOUNT FOR SENIOR CITIZENS EVERY WEDNESDAY 1 Many seniors entertained at Huronview HURONVIEW — Approximately 350 senior's were entertained here in the month of June to help celebrate Senior Citizens Month 1987. The theme for this year was "Aging Is a Life Long Affair". On June 9 our visitors were from Londesboro, Seaforth, Zurich, Dungannon and Bayfield. The program in the auditorium was put on by Barbara Hodgins on the guitar, singing her great gospel melodies — Grace Sutzi played numerous favorite melodies on the piano, and The Wheel'n Dealers Square Dancers Banged some favorite square dance calls. The complete program had everyone clapping their hands and singing along with the old favorite tunes. On June 11 visitors were welcomed from Holmesville, Exeter, and Auburn to see Gord Harrison on the piano. Tony Hyde and Loraine Madge sang duets and solos and led the audience with some old favorite tunes. June 18 visitors were from Brussels, Goderich and the Clinton Christian Reform Club. The Fog Horns from Goderich per- formed and they were led by Bonnie Dunn. They entertained with a hilarious variety program and there were a lot of laughs from everyone. On June 25 the Clinton (Golden Agers), Blyth, Grand Bend, Hensall and Dashwood seniors were visitors for the day. The Huron string orchestra entertained. Marie Flynn led the group and as guests, she had a group of young girls tap dancing. Everyone did an exceptionally good job and the program was enjoyed by everyone. Before going to the program each day, all seniors were fed a full course meal in the dining room with a minimal charge. We welcomed everyone to Huronview at the main door and as they registered they were given a grab bag with gift certificates from MacDonalds of Goderich and Dixie Lee of Clinton plus other little gifts from Huronview. We hope that every guest enjoyed themselves and we do hope that you had a visit with our residents from your home area. Thanks for coming and we do hope you will return anytime to visit with everyone. Stanley Township budget set... • from page 1 The budget was reviewed at the first June meeting of Stanley Council, and ap- proved at the second regular monthly meeting. Other Business Clerk trainee Maureen Regier has ac- cepted the position of clerk treasurer for the village of Zurich. A new GMC 1,500 -gallon tanker will be purchased for the Brucefield fire depart- ment to replace the one wrecked in an ac- cident. Insurance will cover the total cost of $45,300. Bayfield has indicated support for Stanley's resolution that small municipalities with populations under 10,000 should be treated as individuals and granted money for shoreline protection. Stanley Township owns 700 feet of Lake Huron shoreline which would cost $70,060 at today's prices to protect. Reeve Clarence Rau will speak in favour of the resolution at the AMO conference in August. Council has requested the ministry of the environment to appoint a project manager to confirm the sizing, location, cost estimates and financing of a watermain along highway 21 at no cost to the township. Engineer Steve Burns of B.M. Ross and Associates attended the June 22 meeting of council to advise that a projects manager appointed by MOE would assist in securing grants and having them paid as work progressed. The manager would also act as liaison among the engineer, council and ministry. The one disadvan- tage is the possibility of a longer time be- ing required to complete the project. Once a study has determined estimated costs, public meetings will be held to find out the will of property owners who would be affected. Only one objection is necessary to bring such a proposal before the OMB. Wastes dumped illegally on lots 15 and 16, concession 12, have been cleaned up and the area posted. A passing policeman was the first to report that everything from household garbage to dead pigs had been dumped at the site by persons unknown. Road superintendent Bill Taylor has applied to the ABCA for permission to place fill on the property. The township is profiting from the hay on some of its property. A tender of $450 from Ervin Keyes was accepted to cut hay on part lots 11 and 12, concession H.R.S. in Goderich township, as was one for $1,100 from Glen Neeb for part lot 16, concession B.R.N. in Stanley. WEEKLY WEATHER 1987 1986 June 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 Rain 12 mm HI 1,0 28 16 29 14 30 15 24 14 21 12 23 14 27 16 HI LO 26 13 21 9 18 6 23 10 25 18 26 14 24 10 Rain 10 mm