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Clinton News-Record, 1975-01-16, Page 3AGg CPNTQ NEWS-4AU+ QITHURSDAY, JAIsIVARY 1Q;, 975 ,aq a pR The Clinton and District Snowmobile Club have ap- proximately i5 active members, who will, after this week's snowfall, probably become re- ',ag1tivated. Under the guidanee of its president, Bull Chowen, of RR 3, Clanton, the club is careful to ' respect the property and rights* of all concerned. Plans have been formulated for a run this coming Sunday afternoon as detailed in a notice on the coming events page. +++ • 1hile' celebrating New Year's eve at the Clinton Canadian' Legion party, Mrs. Helen Bisback received a long distance call from Archie and Retta Robinson of Albert Street, who had phoned from Bradenton, Florida to wish their good friends the Bisbacks, a happy New Year. +++ Between nine and ten last Sunday evening, as those who were watching televisioi will lknow, our home town was placed on the map for all of Canada to see. The Theatre Passe Muraille in their TV adap- tation of the now famous Farm Show, provided the rest of Canada with a fine insight into the Huron County spirit 'as depicted in the lives of our local farming community. + + About four years ago, at this time, we published a picture of a tame robin sitting on Mr. Hal Hartley's shoulder while that gen- tleman was engaged in the shaving process. We heard the other day that this adopted feathered friend, named "Robbie", is still very much a part of the Hartley household. While spending a good part of his time in his cage he does enjoy periods of freedom within the house - and one of , his favourite spots is basking inthe sunshine on a window sill. Robbie's taste, like his , life, is no longer wild. Bird seed might be the fare of his brethren on the outside, but for this refined robin .his is the gourmet's diet featuring ground beef - medium rare and cooked single kernels of corn. Here's wishing him many more years of "Hartley hospitality". • • +++ The card party sponsored by the Rebekahs and Odd - fellows in the Lodge Hall on January 9 last was well attended. Winners of 500 were: ladies' high Mrs. Mary. Grigg, men's high Mr. rue Aaron Fisher, ladies' low Mrs. Bert Rowden, men's low Mr: Milton Wiltse. In euchre - -ladies' high Mrs. Mae Gibson, men's high Mr. Ed Johns, ladies' low Mrs. Helen Sodthern, men's low Mr. Charles Cunningham. Lone hands Mrs. D. Gordon;: draw pries Mrs. Mel Steepe and Mrs. Charles Cun- ningham. All are looking forward to another card party January 23rd. + + + :- The shocking state • sof Canada's unpreparedness for the Olympic games in Montreal was revealed to the nation this past week. Whether through apathy, labour problems or what- soever, surely the lesson to .be learned is that the nation is greater than the in- dividual, that all concerned should forget personal demands and collectively work together to • save Canada's face before the world. How true that the "chain is indeed only as • strong as its weakest link". This one for all spirit is required not only for the Olympics but also right here for the Clinton centennial, which thanks, ,.to those already involved is going full steam ahead. Fta3xttxxi��'����t`s��•M ��' Former Warden William Elston presents the Huron County Warden Key to 1975 Warden Anson McKinley who assumed the office Tuesday after eliminating two op- ponents in .a vote takeirby Huron County Council before a packed chamber. (staff photo) ewstickers sold - .., Only 9 per cent of issuing offices. If you have Ontario's motorists have this form completed in purchased thei•nlicence plate advance, your renewal will renewal stickers since they take less time. went un sale December 2, The validation stickers — according to the Ministry of green for cars, black for Transportation and Com- trailers •— are issued with munications. complete instructions on how Applicants must present a to.apply them. completed insurance declaration form, along with their ownership -permit and fee, to the issuing agent. This year, the insurance forms can be obtained in advance at L.C.B.O. retail outlets,.,.: `They are also available, at all licence Fees for 1975 remain at $23 for a 4 -cylinder 'car; $32 for 6 -cylinders; r, $40 for an 8 - cylinder vehicle; and $5 for trailers. The deadline for having 1975 stickers on automobile plates is February 28; 'on trailer plates, March 31. Independent Shipper to United Co-operative of Ontario Livestock Dept Toronto Ship Your Livestock with. Roy Scotchmer Monday Is Shipping Day From Varna Stockyard CALL BAYFIELD 565-2636 By 7:30 a.m. Monday For Prompt Service too Charges on Pick-up ` t# 8Y RENA CAL.Dwnt,, Some of the members, of Kippen East W.I. held a pot lack dinner and quilting party at the home of Mrs. Vern Alderdice. Mr: Alex McGregor was in charge ►►t the project, :., :,•fir. and, Mrs; Oniiiie Work., reran Ore holidaying In >Iaw►ii, Mr. and tylrs. ' Hank Ben* nendyk, who have beep. holidayirfg in Europe, have returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Coleman arc on Vacation in Jamaica. ATTENTION KNITTERS OUR YARN SALE IS ON ' ALL YARN IN STOCK GREATLY REDUCED IN PRICE For Example: PHENTEX REG.89c Now 69c YOU SAVE 23 PERCENT THERE ARE MANY MORE BARGAINS WAITING FOR YOU SAVE NOW AT •,THE DUTCH STORE. 55 Albert S CLINTON c&) ala `>:ti;'ii n...:�:�:;::;i:<;:�'1':r::{: �'': �:•':r ::}:?'" is 11� � tllM tel■ �"1111' •�"i`••� Vitae ��t�LL CANADA APPROVED GRADE RED RIBBON BEEF n 1s 3 ktADV tut Macaroni or Spaghetti SPLENDOR PASTAS The new Tucllrersmith Township council was installed last week. Seated left to right are Deputy -Reeve Ervin Sillery, Reeve Elgin Thompson, and clerk -treasurer James McIntosh. _Standing are road superintendent Allan Nicholson and councillors Robert Bell, Lambert Branderhorst, and Cleave Coombs. (photo by Wilma Oke) EIGHTH ANNUPL WINTER 3 BIG DAYS SEAFORTH OPTIMIST January 17-18 -19 1975 Program of Events Friday, January. 17 8:00 P.M.—Seafor.th Centennial Figure Skating Carnival featuring Miss Janice Blakely Mike de la Pennotaire and Miss Lori Baler Lloyd.Eislei'.r `.�.. .., "Men's Juvenile Champion" Western Ontario 8:00 Advance Tickets Available P.M. — Torch Parade Line up at Topnotch Feed Mill 9:30 P.M. —Judging of Beard Growing Contest at Arena Hall . 9:30 P.M.—Snowmobile Dance at the Arena Han featuring - "Lincoln Green" 10:00 ; 11:00 P.M. Family Skating - Free Saturday, January 18 Admission to Arena & Agricultural Grounds — 51.56 8:00 A.M.— Atom Hockey Tournament 9:00 A.M.— Curling BonSpiel 10:00-12:00 —Building of Snow Sculptures at High Schobt. 12:30 P.M. — Line up for Parade at Optimist Park 1:00 P.M. —Parade tt Agricultural Grounds Prizes to be Awarded 2:00 P.M. — LOCAL SNOWMODILER EVENTS — TUG OF WAR, MEN — SNOW SCULPTURING — NOVELTY RACES. REGISTRATION 3:00 P.M. — Endurance Races Oee • 34Ste 530 520 510 34See • e00ce . t 30 20 10 HOCKEY TOURNAMENT 8:30 P:M. —HocRey B Champion 8:30 • P.M. —Hockey A Champion 9:00 P.M.—Carnival Ball at the Arena hall Sunday, January 19 , Snowmobile Poker Rally —Snowmobiles must begin between 12:30 - —Ratty commences. at the Agricultural -4.l I Prizes To Be Awarded Lurch. Booth on the Grounds Ce -Chairman - Ken Campbell Phone 527.1249 Carnival Chairman, Martin Murrey Oben°° 8454459 .q.. 'i . � � v i. ASSORTED COLOURS 2 Ply DELSEY BATHROOM TISSUE Zell 45c I � ,,-5OFT WHIPPED VILLAGE MARGARINE PLAIN, SALTED or SALTINES WESTON PREMIUM CRACKERS LIQUID TOP YALU BLEACH 114..45. oar. Canada No. 1 . Prince Edward Island POTATOES 20 Ib. 4u U.S. NO. 1 FLORIDA Sweet and Juicy TANGELOS...•....._.,... CANADA NO. 1 ONTARIO GROWN OOKING•:Olrl!PNI �i . S. NO. 1 FLORIDA PASCAL CELERY :�, 45c U.S. NO. 1 FLORIDA ROSEBUD CELLO RADISHES eke, i U.S. NO. 1 FLORIDA �� CELLO TOMATOES: 497i. Freshly Cut, Shoulder or BU1T PORK CHOPS C Beef Chuck, ' Short Rib Portion BONELESS IBEEF ROASTS $ 38. • _Th. V BEEF HIP , BONELESS • RUMP f ROAST • • SCHNEIDERS, 6 oz. pkg. • SLICED HAMKED' 88c 78c N ~TOP VALU SCHNEIDERS, FCy. =ari►� ptcTc+rd r .� „ , p j� -a SKIIILESS 'd _ o - ENGLISH _ WIENERS ____ SAUSAed -_.. .- au % 0111111.11111111111411 maim am imam ai IIIA ■SL losammammilissaimumalimmilleamise sill • Freshly Cut SHOULDER PORK ROAST Fresh Chicken (giblets included Leg & Breast QUARTERS 6 Um Butt BONELESS I. PORK BOAST ;C N 1 11 1 1 11 r .. r BONELESS STEAK or ROAST $138 Beef Chuck, Blade Portion 1 B8 BEEF HIP, Ey. of round or CUBE 218 STEAKS •. ■ SCHNEIDERS, 1 lb...pkg. RED HOT WIENERS BEEF HIP, BOTTOM CUT 1' BONELESS 1.88 STEAKh. ROUND SCHNEIDERS, 6 oz. Mao i Chis. CHICKEN LOAF TOP. VALU, 1 Ib. pkg. A41.CEDr. �� pkg. or Alp 77 1 a KL,EEt t . 0fi 01010 411ALITY FANCY QUOIN, B GRADE "A" LARGE SIZE DOZ EGGS 77C •..w •wLt oA f 410• 'CHICK .THIS• U T -_FOR- TM AGA. STORE ...... NIARIST YOU! CLINTON. IGA • i 1N 4 psi. • PUfFE •'F.a.i•. A e AIR it. Juic©/ IN TOMATO SAUCE - VAN CAMP ,. 590 'Beans with Pork DESSERT TOPPING • MONARCH -, Lucky Whip 'A 53° PURE FRESH FLORIDA • TOP VALE rs Ornage Jutee 1�I, 4C ASSORTED FLAVOURS - KAL KAN -DATIOOd- ''4�;1a QUICK COOKING Dainty, Rice 44.,. QQc pb, i�1*1 FROZEN HASH BROWNCARNATION Potatoes - :• kt 3 i 4016 POWDEREn • PUNCH :-Detergent " • 1 29• Assorted types 5 Flavours Cadbury Sloth Chocolate s.r. 2 21/2"19e 4 19 62. Was ASSORTED FLAVOURS • LAURA SECOND C Puddings 4. in. « �g on IHEIRW TIII R14Nt to Low WANIYt*t1 50 AV/IA.1 IAMM~ 114 111011011111 EIIT$ Sopped sod Ssrviced By M. Loeb Limited jR �` l�I i111r 1111TIC"CINM.`1ATYMAt M*M111 It W/I •