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Clinton News-Record, 1974-06-13, Page 2g—mourrom NEW§-ftwoRp, Tutnisrmv, JUNE 13, 1974 At, the mother and daughter banquet last week in Clinton, five girls were enrolled In Guides, Front row left to right are Suanne Meyer, Gina Radley, Susan McKay, Wendy Bell, and Marianne Menzies. Back row are Patrol leader Cheryl Jefferson, junior leader Pat Cummings, Guide captain„Deanne Delve, and patrol leader Elizabeth Reid. Each new Guide was presen- ted with a compass from Legion president Ivan Hoggarth, (photo by Jack Hunt) , 4-H members at conference FRES14. NUTRITIOUS I SLICED BEEF LIVER AUSTRALIAN. FROZEN, VINOtt SHOULDER I IAMB ROAST I MAPLE MO. 3 to 4 Ibt SWEET PICKLED • COTTAGE ROLLS I TOP VALU. 2', to 1' lbs DINNER OOKED HAMS I MAPLE LEAF 2', to 3'1 ths 1- FULLY COOKED DINNER HAMS 1 SUPERBURGER I I lb, 89c ob.89` lb. 89c lb.1 .28 TOP VALU SLICED HOT DOG OR HAMBURGER BUNS 9c Pkgs. of $ CHRISTIE'S PLAIN, SALTED OR SALTINES PREMIUM CRACKERS 49c 1 lb. box DOLE Or CHIQUITA GOLDEN YELLOW BANANAS WI US. tit Ulf MOM Ti 'WM 110041iItti ID iRERACI MARY ortouloombott. FASCINATION ASSORTED FLAVOURS ICE CREAM 95c 'A gal. etnr. PElal IFfECT11/1 UNTIL CIDSIN4 TUNE IS, 1/14 Separate bd., reduces teacher days Because meat makes the meal it is the most important single purchase on your shopping lies You plan your meals around meat and meat products. Because Meat is important to you and your family it is also important to us, so we work very hard, to give you more for your meat dollar. Value is not determined by price alone, but what you receive for your meat dollar. Meat from 10A is your assurance.that you ore getting The finest ...in quality, flavour, variety, trim and personalised service. Anything less is not good enough. And THAT'S WHY WE GUARANTEE IT 100%. David Anstett, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Anstett, Mill Street, has returned home after a stay of eight weeks in Los Angeles, Calif. While there, he attended the Gemological in- stitute of America to complete the course he has been taking by correspondence for the past year. There were students from all over the world - David was the only Canadian. The course has covered the intensive study of all' gem minerals for iden- tification, grading and ap- praisals, also the theory and practice of cutting and polishing. While the pressure of .studying precluded much sight- seeing, David did manage one weekend in San Francisco, which he thought was a beautiful city. * * * Back from St, John's,. Newfoundland is Mrs. Margaret Thorndike, who was attending the annual Dominion Legion Convention. Mrs. Thor- ndike reports the snow was beating against the windows of the plane as it left on the homeward journey. * * * Mr. and' Mrs. Stewart Young and Marc spent three weeks with the former's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Henry Young and Glen of North Street, and left June 6th for Wabush, Labrador. They would be driving the last nine days to Sept Iles, Quebec, then taking the plane for the remainder of the journey with the car following by rail. * * Graduations much in the news just now are a source of joy and achievement to the graduates and of pride to the° families - we extend congratulations to all at this time. Mayor and Mrs. Don Symons accompanied by their daughters, Lorrie and Jane at- tended the graduation ceremonies of their eldest daughter, Barbara Elizabeth, from the St. Mary's Hospital School of Nursing, St. Marys, Ontario. For the graduates of this year's class it was par- ticularly significant in as much as it was the 50th and lastsan4- ' der the name of St. 'Hospital School of Nursing henceforward it will be known as the Conestoga Nursing Division. * * Mr, and Mrs. Howard Currie, Joseph Street, attended the 216th convocation of the University of Western Ontario on June 4 and saw their son, Douglas Wayne Currie graduate with a B.A. degree from the Faculty of Social Science. * * Mrs. Irene Ahstett was retur- ned from attending the ,,25th anniversary and reunion of' the class of 1949 held at the King Edward Hntel in Torontp, 11,11'$ Anstett is a graduate of St, Michael's Hospital School of Nursing - one of a class of '74, Mrs. Harold Raithby of John Street must . have green thumbs!! She (s the proud possessor of a purple and white gloxinia which has eight blooms and 63 buds - not bad for a seventeen year old plant. 1. * * 44. June 3 was the last meeting of the season for the Senior Citizens, Mrs. Hopson presided opening with the Queen and the Lord's Prayer. The in- vitation to Huronview was ac- cepted - cars will leave the Town Hall, June 18 at 11:45 a.m. for the dinner - those wishing to attend please phone Mrs. G. Wallace at 482.3078. Mrs, M, Carter will have a pic- nic simper at her cottage in August so watch for coming event in this paper. The Sep- tember meeting will take place with a pot luck supper followed by Open Election which will complete Clinton Senior Citizen's first year. Senior Citizens' week begin June 16. Mr. M, Wiltse says "Growing Old" is not so bad when we enjoy every minute of it.. There followed a game of cards, then refreshments under Mrs. Cobeen's group. Lone hands ladies Mrs. P. Wiltse, Men's Mr. A. Groves, Ladies' High Wk. F. Lobb, low Mrs. F. Lockhart, Mens' High Mr. N. Truesdell, low Mr. M. Wiltse. We think a word of praise is due to those who organized and stimulated this venture for Senior Citizens and also to the faithful members who suppor- ted it throughout the first year. Well done. * * * We are happy to report that the "lost, stolen or strayed" red doe rabbits have been found and safely returned to their owners who exhibited them at the Clinton Fair. * * * The following ' quote wale gleaned from an old copy of the Bank of Montreal Staff magazine who in turn had credited the Sanitorium putloolt„anyway„whatever the source it makes for good adv,Ice "Keep skidchains on yeter tongue; always say less than you think. Cultivate a low, per- suasive voice. How you said it often counts far more than what you say." Mr. and. Mrs. Howard Currie, 103 Joseph St. Clinton atten- ded the 216th Convocation on Tuesday June 4, at Alumni Hall, University of Western On- tario, London, and saw their son Douglas, receive his Bachelor of Arts Degree in Social Science. Others atten- ding were his wife Gail and her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fisher of Goderich. During the week of June 16 to 22, over ninety 4-H members from all parts of Ontario will be participating in the Provin- cial 4-H Leadership Conference held at the University of Guelph. Attending from the County of Huron will be Cathy Malcolm, from Seaforth 4-H Horse &, Pony Club; Brian Oldfield, Seaforth 4-H Calf Club; Jim Fairies, Gorrie, Howick 4-H Dairy Calf Club; and George Thompson, Clinton, Central Huron 4-H Snowmobile Club, The objective of 4-H is the Case Roast, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Roest of RR 1, Clinton, graduated on May 25 from the University of Waterloo with a Bachelor of Applied Science in Electrical Engineering. A graduate of CHSS and Christian Reformed School, Mr. Roast has accep- ted a position with Canadian General Electric in Peterboro Ontario. personal development of young people, This Conference is par- ticularly designed to help delegates develop their leader- ship potential through par- ticipation in leadership seminars, social recreation and program planning workshops, and daily program committees We Sell Canada Approved Grade "A" Red Ribbon Reef fty Wilma 040 The Huron-Perth County Roman Catholic separate school board approved six professional days only for the 1975.76 school term instead of the proposed nine days. The ministry of education allows nine days, The dates for the six days ap- proved, discussed in conpmitte of the whole, are to be worked out with the administration and staffs of the schools. The following resignations of teaching staff were accepted in committee of the whole: Mrs, Sheila lankowski, Precious Brood School of Exeter; Mrs, Elaine VanDenliengel, St, Joseph's School' ,of Clinton;. Sister Florence Dauphanais of St. Michael's Schooj; Stratford, and from the same School, Miss Evelyn Beaupre; Ray Contois of St.' Ambrose School, Strat- ford; Miss Mary Sills, Mrs. Dora Hartman and Mrs, Cecilia Mittelholtz, all of St, Boniface School, Zurich; Mrs. Marlene Deith, St. Patrick's School, Kinkora; Sister Gloria lean Rakoz, St. Mary's School, Goderich; Mrs. Margaret Barkley, St.. Joseph's School, Stratford; Mrs. Anne Murray, St. Patrick's School, Dublin; Miss Nancy Adams and Richard Forristal, both of St. Aloysius School, Stratford; Sister St. Augustin Hennessy and Dister Diane Naud, both of Holy Name of Mary School,St. Marys; Shirley Dodds, St. Joseph's School, Kingsbridge; and Patrick Monaghan, St. Michael's School, Stratford, The resignations of two con- sultants were accepted; Frances Conway, religious education consultant in the Stratford area, and Edward Rooney of Stratford, special education consultant, Sam French teljaacrhic er6aati itinerant StMarY's School, Goderich; St, Joseph's School, Clinton; St, Joseph's School, Kingsbridge; and Sacred Heart School, VVingham, has resigned. Mrs. Trudy Smith, remedial teacher at Ecole Ste. Marie, RR 2, Zurich, has resigned, also the itinerant music and principals' relief, Mrs, Lucy M. Aitchinson (Power) at Immaculate Con- ception School, Stratford and St. Ambrose; and Mrs. Judy Pontsioen at St. Aloysius, Stratford. Three teachers will retire at the end of June, Mrs, Julia Lennon, St. Aloysius School, Stratford, with 34 years; Miss Eileen O'Brien, St. Mary's School, Goderich, with 39 years; and Mrs, Marie Melody, St. Columban School, with 34 years Teachers hired for September are; Jim Dade to St. Columban School; Mrs. Doreen Nogalo, St. Patrick's, Dublin; Mrs. Carol McDonnell, Precious Blood, Exeter; Sister Loretta Hagen and Miss Elizabeth Er- nest, both to St. Mary's School, Goderich; Thomas Keeler, St. James, Seaforth; Sister Mary Resler and Edward Capelli to Holy Name of Mary School, St. Marys; Sister Mary Winifred, lb. lb. 6 9c 10P VALU, 1 lb 1,4 SLICED BOLOGNA 78e TOP VALU, I th 141,1 MAC & CHEESE OR CHICKEN LOAF 70P YALU. l Ih 09 VARIETY PACK OR MINCED HAM 10P MU STORE PACKED COUNTRY STYLE PORK SAUSAGE 10P YAW, 6 o: Pk9 SLICED COOKED HAM Miss Katherine Dick and GA Prince, both to St, Bonifac ZuriCh; Percy Lauwaert, Michael's School, Stratfor Mrs, Jeannette Eybergeo, Aloysius School, Stratford; a Mrs, Loretta Road to St. A brose School, Stratford. Itinerant French teach : hired: Mrs, Rita Lauwaert St. Mary's, fiesson; S Patrick's, Kinkora; S Patrick's, Dublin and S Columban, Itinerant Mus' teacher hired, Mrs, Susan Kra tcheck, The board authorized th trading of 'a small strip 5 f by 450 feet on the east side the Seaforth property pur chased recently from Arthu Wright and Neil Bell fo another narrow strip 5 feet b, 280 feet on the south sid owned by Ewart Wilson of R 4, Seaforth. The trading wit provide the school board wit property with an outlet to side street which has not bee constructed as yet, The Boar will pay the total cost o severance and' legal fees. Another trade in propert, happened in Stratford in the northwest area of the city where the boundaries were ad- justed on the 11,87 acres owned by the Huron-Perth Board as a future site for a school. The trade was with Eiwo Canadian Building Company Limited in order to finalize the subdivision plans for the area proposed by the Eiwo Company. Ted Geoffrey, RR 2 Zurich, (continued on page 9) '11c; I I I I We vacuum seal our 'Quality protected" beef I and without additives. we let it age s naturally al n ^patrolled. cold environment • so it will be tender and good when I it's fresh cut in our stores We buy Canada Approved Grade "A" Red Ribbon Beef, d IS 111' inspected, then carefully cut and trimmed to a Our Strict specifications From the moment .1 we buy it until you do, our beet is handled I under ideal conditions, keeping it clean. cold, fresh, laic), and delicious "Ouality,Protected Beef It's not lust a name if's a guarantee. I WE SELL CANADA APPROVED GRADE "A" RED RIBBON BEEF 39c 79c ss. 99c 890 for the duration of the week. It's a week of learning, fun, and fellowship through many rewarding experiences. Delegates to the Conference will be expected to put these acquired skills into practice on return to their home com- munities. The Town of Clinton And Clinton Branch 140 of the Royal Canadian Legion in co-operation with Clinton and District Ministerial Association ROAST 79c I I 1 1 I CUT FROM THE BEEF CHUCK - BLADE PORTION $ BONELESS STEAKS. .11119 CUT TROM THE BEEF CHUCK . SHORT RIB PORTION BONELESS ROASTS BLADE BONE IN BLADE BONE IN BLADE BLADE STEAK STEAKS & ROASTS CUT FROM THE BEEF CHUCK lb. LOIN. PORK CHOPS I. INGREDIENTS; BEEF, WATER AND TEXTURED VEGETABLE PROTEIN CUT FROM THE BEEF CHUCK. BONELESS CROSS RIB STEAK OR ROAST . FAMILY PACK - (9 - 11 chops) 9c 89c 99G lb. 65` 69c Ms Balms ill las e au twin isnot ins an wow &a am moon as ma smirrIss Ns III IIB IM nMllr mu UM im BO illaiko I 1 - II I 111 1 10P VAL 0 of oSy MAC & CHEESE OR CHICKEN LOAF Meat LOAF, 1 lb OA SKINLESS WIENERS POP outu. i Ih owl SKINLESS WIENERS MAPLE tEAF,1 10 pkq SLICED SIDE BACON Tops/m.11h* SLICED SIDE BACON ‘mmimmolgoOmimmemommustmoulimmemmummememmeivememmweemsweemeNS. 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