Clinton News-Record, 1970-01-22, Page 6meets
bank FAxtnor;
Robert cook; captain, Clark
Forrest; .recording secretary,
John Henderson; finaneial
secretary, Robert Olen;
treasurer, ilehq -M(14411;
Marshal, Erie •Switzer;' first
leetnrer, Bryan Lightfoot;
Second lecturer, Frank Forrest;
first committeeman, Alex
McMichael; Tyler, -Garth _Brooch;
BobP.M., oleo.; auditprs,
'Hanley and Henry Watkins,
Larry Snider Motors
LIMITED
EXETER 235-1640 LLICAN 227.4191
Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer
January Specials .
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These pars havo bPqn.11).Pqr inventnry twin and root*. sold
now for the trades we are taking daily .ori the
1970 models,
LOOK AT THIS SafCTIQI'4
All Those 'Oars Have .1970 4icence Plates
THIS WEEK
1960 'Dodge Pnlara-4-door
automatic .rg 28914
1965 Acadian 2-deor
6 aotornala E45577
1957 Dodge Polara 8. automatic 618168
1965 Marc Porklane, hardtop H74218
WAS IMO(
$1195 .$ 995
1985 095
1695 1449
1595 1295
1969-Cobra Jet 428 loaded' 412782 4707 3395
1965 Pontiac 4-door H75635 1395 1175
1965 Cervair automatic 222.26N. 895 595
1905.P.ontiac 4-door hardtop E34170 1295 1095
1967 Pontiac Grande Parisienne J47394 2295 1995
1965 Valiant 4-doom J3543 1195 895
1966 pock LeSabre
2-door hardtop E30131 2295 1995
1959 Fargo 3-ton
chassis & cab V25895 1050 939
1966 Ford Super Van automatic 052634 1295 ' 1089
1966 Yamaha 250 26544 495 379
REGULAR 379,00 29900 mi..
461.4646
CLINTON ELECTRIC sHop,
6, W. ttilthittft.— your Westinghouse betilet
42110014
Westinghouse
13 cm ft. Frost Free
Refrigerator '
13.1 cubic foot 2 door frost free refrigerator
features highly efficient thinwall insulation,
separate 124 lb. freezer, lift-out container for 22
eggs, porcelain enamel crisper, white only.
Westinghouse
Deluxe 30"
Simple to cook on — infinite
heat switches, automatic timing
centre, minute minder, oven
signal light, timed apol i8 nee
Outlet, oven wit-06w,, oven light,
full width storage drawer, The
Westinghouse rotisserie lets you
barbecue in any weather.
HALF PRICE .PRICE
SALE
LADIES WEAR
Blouses, Girdles, Slims, Lingerie, etc., etc.
CHILDRENS WEAR
Sweaters, Blouses, Jumpers, T.Shirts, etc.
MARTINS
DEPARTMENT
CLINTON
STORE
Ontario' Grown
McINTOSH
APPLES
Conn& Potty Grade, trisp and Juicy
4-quart
basket
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7" Cut --- At A&P you get the first 4 ribs only which is the choice portion of a Beef Rib
PRIME
RIB lb
ROAST
No Fat Added to
,lane Parker
JELLY
ROLL .
Jane Parker—Reg. 29c---Save 9c
RAISIN
BREAD 'ze 2R4 9
Jane Parker
APPLE
PIE
Del Monte Canned Vegetables
DEL moNte veciemeLts, MIX Ott MAtel-1 BUY 4 tINS, SAVE UP to 160
" WAX BEANS Fancy
GREEN BEANS Blue Lake
CREAM STYLE CORN
FANCY 'PEAS,.
GREEN or WAX BEANS 8,6004
ltiMIRACLE MO b do, 16.4t 15t43%
TOMATO SOUP gtrA4tr',.. -
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Finest Quality Red Brand Steer Beef
SIDE 1.lb vacuum 975,
BACON pack
Beef Roasts 4 • Not at A&P
Reg. 430 — SAVE Sc
11-or 352
cake
Reconstituted
Sweet Orange, Grapefruit or Blended
PANTRY SHELF JUICE
48. FL-OZ. TINS
/ 1 X 00
Onforio Grown, Butternut, Oven lkeddy in roil Tray
116
tray
ALL PRIDES SHOWN IN THIS AD dUARANItto-
THROUd14 flAtUFtbAY, JANUARY 24, 1016
reih Chicken Parts
YOUR CHOICE
LEG QUARTERS
BREAST:1 QUARTERS
MIXED AUARTE -'),t
CHICKEN 'REAL vES
WHOLE CHICKEN CUT-UP
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Whole Legs
fie Breasts
WHOLE or SPLIT
NECKS & 11
BACKS IR
limit quantities to normal family requirernents.
49?
THIGHS or
Drumsticks lb
Fresh Chicken
WINGS lb
We reserve the right to
West St., Goderich
You just can't beat A&P Meat
Canada Grade "A", Eviscerated, Frozen
ROASTING
CHICKENS 3 to 51b lb 39fe
Maple Leaf Brand, Pork Shoulder
CANNED'
'.11:•1 ;14(11151
• Shopsy, BAnd
ALLBEEF
pack
1-lb vacuum
WIENERS
6 ill
Shopsy Brand
SBMEEOFKED .3-oz
b ;I ba gs 499,/
Maple Leaf Brand, Rindless
SIDE 1-lb vacuum 99
BACON pack
Maple Leaf, Pure
1' -lb tin
PORK
SAUSAGE
1-lb 69
tray pack
Peamealed CENTRE CUT lb MO
BACON END CUT lb 89? BACK
A&P's Own Super-Right Brand,
Smoked, Sliced, Rindlese
14
fl-ez
tins
Reg, 59c SAVE 14c
full 8"
24-oz
Pie
Lean
RIBS :b 69? Boneless Rib Eye
Delmouico Steaks lb $1.89
MONARCH
MARGARINE
lyib
Parcluner'
Wrap
Reg. Price 35c — Buy 3, SAVE 16c
Constance • 0 t. 710
MRS, C. STRAUPHAN
CE‘gfiRATgS
Over 30 neighbors and friends
henored Mrs, Charles Straughan
last week on the occasion of her
89th birthday by calling during
the afternookat her home.
_ The guests were welcomed by
Mrs. Wes Bradnock and the guest
book was in charge of Mrs.
Robert Turner and Mrs. Oliver
Anderson,
Miss Margaret Jackson poured
tea during the afternoon and tea
and birthday cake were served
by Mrs. Norman McDowell, Mrs.
_Sidney Lansing, Mrs, Kenneth
McDougall and Mrs. Oliver
Anderson. •
Mrs. Straughan received many
cards of congratulations,
telephone calls and a yellow
carnation corsage which she
wore during the afternoon.
SOCIALS
Mrs. George Hamilton is a
patient in Goderich hospital. We
wish her a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson, Mrs,
Donald Haines, Mrs. Alvin
Leatherland and Mrs. Wes
Bradnock attended the annual
meeting of the Huron
Presbyterial held at Seaforth last
Wednesday,
Mrs. Harry Arthur and Miss
Laura Phillips visited at Owen
Sound last Wednesday with Miss
Judy Arthur, student nurse at
the Owen Sound Sehool of
Nursing.
The sympathy of this
community is extended to Mrs.
Robert Turner on the death of
her mother, Mrs. W. McWhinney
of Goderich.
' Ted Mills was returned as
chairman of the Community
Memorial Hall Board when the
annual meeting was held last
week in the hall. Mrs. Gordon
Taylor was again elected
secretary-treasurer and William
J. Craig the caretaker for the
coming year.
The chairman presided for the
meeting with members of the
board, Reeve Hugh Flynn and
Leonard Archarnbault
representing Hullett Township;
Gerald .„ McDowell, East
Wawanosh; James McPhee,
Colborne Township; Ted Mills,
West yawanosk and Its, Frank
RaithW •,S• ;president
Women's Institute, present.
The minutes of the previous
meeting were accepted as read
by Mrs. 0, Taylor. She presented
the annual financial statement
which was accepted. Mr. yyiliiam
J. Craig reported the, trail rented
00 times with 14 meetings held
free of charge making a total of
64 times the ball was used. Mrs.
Taylor reported that the
Women's Institute had given
donations of $472,75 during the
Year, Other proceeds reported
Colborne concert, $82.83;
rummage sale, $238.30; water
rentals, $309.8Q and Valentine
• dance, $115.58. Financial
statements are available from the
treasurer on request.
Plans were made to hold a
dance in the near future and Mr.
Leonard Archambault was
named chairman to inquire when
it could be held. ,
MRS. JOHN POLLOCK
RE-ELECTED
Mrs. John Pollock of
Goderich was re-elected
president of the Huron
Presbyterial of the Women's
Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian Church in Canada
when delegates from eight
auxiliaries met in First Church,
Seaforth, recently Co review the
work and accept the reports.
Mrs. Pollock presided for the
meeting which was opened with
the poem — "Help Me" and the
hymn, "0 God Our Help In Ages
Past," with Mrs. A. McGregor as
pianist.
The president read -Psalm 121
and based her New Year's
message on this psalm.
The minutes were approved as
read by the secretary, Mrs. R.
Dyke of Goderich. The financial
statement was received as given
by the treasurer, Mrs. • A.
McConnell of Goderich. She
reported an increase in givings
during the past year.
Reports of the various
secretaries were received. Mrs.
Dale Nixon of Seaforth,
secretary for adult afternoon
and evening groups, reported on
the work done throughout the
Presbyterial. Mrs. Gordon
Schwalm of Hensel' reported for
the C.O.C. and Explorer groups
and Mrs. W. Bradnock reported
for 'the C.G.I.T. and young
women's groups. Mrs. Charles
Kalbfleisch, Varna, reported for
friendship .and service, and Mrs.
flarVeYHydeOf Hensall reported
the work done among the home
helpers. The literature secretary,
Mrs, Wilfred Sanderson, Auburn,
told of her work and Visits to the
Societies during the year-
A report Prepared by the glad
tidings secretary, Mrs. John
Thompson of Seaforth, who was
unable to be present, was given
and Mrs. Walter Siloam(' of
Blyth reported on life
memberships and certificates
given and there was a notable
increase in this department. A
report of the supply secretary,
Mrs. E. Farquar of Clinton was
given and a plea to help support
the Indian Reserve want in
Northern Ontario was stressed.
Mrs. Joe Dunbar reported for
the Press of Belgrave,
Mrs. ft, V. MacLean ' of
Clinton, presided for the
election of officers and the
installation service. The officers
for 1970 are'— president, Mrs.
John Pollock, Goderich; first
vice-president, Mrs. John Wray,
RR 2, Goderich; secretary, Mrs.
Ray Dyke, Goderich; treasurer,
Mrs.Arnold McConnell,
Goderich; adult and evening
groups, Mrs. Dale Nixon,
Seaforth; girls and young women
groups, Mrs. Wes Bradnock,
Auburn; C.O.C. and Explorer
groups, Mrs. Gordon Schwalm,
Hensall; literature secretary, Mrs.
Wilfred Sanderson, Auburn; glad
tidings 'secretary, Mrs. John
Thompson, Seaforth; home
helpers, Mrs. Harvey Hyde,
Hensall; friendship and service,
Mrs. Charles Kalbfleisch, Varna;
supply secretary, Miss Jean
Scott, Seaforth; life membership
secretary, Mrs. Walter Shortreed,
Brussels; historian, Mrs. Albert
Taylor, Goderich; press, Mrs, W.
Bradnock, Auburn.
Following the inspirational
message based on John, 14th
chapter, given by Mrs. MacLean,
Mrs.• Pollock took the chair and
outlined the duties of each
officer. Mrs, Donald Haines of
Auburn was named delegate to
the Synodical meeting in Paris
on April 21 and 22 with Mrs. J.
R. Leitch of Goderich as
alternate.
Plans were made to hold the
spring meeting in Seaforth on
May 13. An invitation was
extended by Mrs. H. Rivers to
attend a special meeting 'on
January 29 in Goderich to hear
Johnston, past
moderator of the Presbyterian
Church in Canada.
Lunch was served by the
Seaforth members,
,BY M144 MARY IVinlIMAIN
'Mr. Gerdell. Betties of Salmon
Arms, 13.0., visited en Friday
with Mr. and Mrs. George
McilWain, Mary and Sandra.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Preszcator,
Linda, Nancy and Dianne visited.
With Mr. and Mrs. Reg Elliott
end family of Staffa on Sunday,.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs., William Dale and Cheryl
were Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Snell
and Shane of Blyth and Mr. and•.
Mrs. Wayne Hoegy of Clinton. •
Mr. and Mrs. Fred
McClymont, Varna were Sunday, •
visitors with Mr, and Mrs, Nick '
Whyte and David.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buchanan
and family spent Sunday with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Buchanan of Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Armstrong
and family of Clinton visited on
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. JaCk
Medd, David, Jim and Kerri.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crozier,
Brian, Paul, Kevin and Lori of
Listowel were Sunday visitors
with Mr, and Mrs. George
Mcllwain, Mary and Sandra.
Mrs. Enna Jewitt and Brian
and Mrs. Annie Leitch spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Glew of Dorchester.
Miss Marilyn Riley • of Don
Mills and Miss Doreen Riley of
Stratford visited on Sunday with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Riley and family.
The menlberS of Loyal Prange
Logo No. 116 are Making Plans
to finish paying off the building
fund thiS Year; A large portion
Of the shares have;been donated
and the remainder of the people
with shares sill ;be contacted in
the near future.
Twenty-eight panes of glass
were broken in the Orange Hall
in December, Town.police are
investigating.
The officers for 1970 are as,
follows:
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