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Clinton News-Record, 1985-07-24, Page 8PROD. OF U.S.A. CALIF. JUMBO SIZE MELONS 2.79,HONEY -DEW PROD. OF U.S.A. CAN. N0. 1 NIA EXTRA 3.73/kg CALIFOR LARGE PLUMS 1. Ib. g PROD. OF U.S.A. CALIF. 2.18/kg LARGE SWEET • NECTARINESIb. PROD. OF U.S.A. CALIF.. LARGE JUICY FRESH PEACHES Jonathan Baker Jonathan Baker, son of Dr. and Mrs. Brian Baker of Clinton graduated from the Cana- dian Forces School of Communications, Kingston on May 31. Jonathan is presently posted at'CFB, Downsview. THIS ORIGINAL DOCUMENT IS IN VERY POOR CONDITION• a� Residents enjoy Wintario. evening a number of residents went in to Clinton Arena to watch the Wintario televi- sion show- Golda Tyler had the opportunity of pressing the "magic button". Prior to the show, an excellent program of singing and dance numbers was presented by an en- thusiastic group of people from the Goderieh Township area. Congratulations to all those wonderful' people who organized and participated in the many successful events of the past week, in celebrating the 150th birthday of the Township. A large number of res,}dents went to .Hohnesville Saturday to watch the viarade. Roman Catholic Mass Conducted by Rev. John Pinta took place in the chapel Friday morning. At noon, residents from the south' wing enjoyed their meal of barbecued hot dogs and hamburgs. In the afternoon bingo fans gathered in the auditorium to try their luck at the game. Huronview welcomes Mildred Marwick of Goderich, who has come to reside here. To the family of the late Annie McNichol, sym- pathy ympathy is expressed. Thanks goes to Ida ..Godkin for her generous donation of a lap robe. HURONVJEW - Residents enjoyed an in- teresting presentation on July 16, when, about 35 children from the Clinton Playground Program with their leader „ Peggy Jones entertained. These young peo- ple Sang a number of songs unaccompanied and put on a skit called Bobby the Robot. - Helping with the program, musical numbers, were given by Elsie Henderson, Grace Duggan, Mabel Scott and Frank Bissett. At the conclusion of the program, the children served homemade brownies. The July birthday party took. place July 17, and the Women's Institute of Londesboro had Charge. Helen Lawson chairperson, in- troduced the performers. Dance routines were given by Paula Allen, Jennifer Szusz, Lindsay Anderson, Lisa Kennedy,. Kerri Szusz. Piano duets and solos were played by' Jennifer and Kerri Szusz, Marsha Szusz, Deanna Lyons. Refreshments were served and following this, was the distribution of pins, caps, pens, coffee mugs etc. by representatives of Wintario. Mid -week Bible Study with Mrs.. Prouty was held in the chapel on July 18. In the Explore the history of Point Farms Christopher Baker . Christopher Baker, son of Dr. and Mrs. Brian Baker graduated from the University of , .Toronto with --a BSC in Chemical Engineering. He is presently employed in' Toronto. Mark Baker Mark Baker of Toronto, son of Dr. and Mrs. Brian Baker of Clinton graduated on June 21 with a degree f.LB from.Osgoode Hall Law School,. York University, Toronto. Mark is, articling with the Cohen-Melnitzer law firm in London. Are you over 60 or turning 71 before December 31, 1985? if you are, and wish to secure a lifetime income from your R.R.S.P. Call: . ARNOLD STINNISSEN 1 17 Goderich Street East Seaforth Res. 52/-0410 We hove other 5 year investments at very competitive rates 70460440 apt a ,r, keep in the spirit of 1 5 0 why not plant ., Irne on your property to commemorate • IF is event! Baker s Nursery now has an excellent snlertion of trees for Fall Planting We offer discount nn all trees purrhased by .Goderich Township,residents for the balance of 1985. We,hovp o heautiful.stock to choose from! WE WILL BE CLOSED FOR HOLIDAYS FROM JULY 29 TO AUGUST 15 Baker's Nursery "Quality Merchandise at Fair Prices" R.R. 2 DAYFTEL.D 482-9995 OPEN DAILY -CLOSED SUNDAY Point Farms Provincial Park on Highway 21, north of Goderich has a history rich in the rural tradition of Huron County. Rem- nants of the homesteads of three pioneering families can still be seen in the park in the form of grape arbours, orchards and hedgerows that delineated the fields. The only structural remains is the Stirling Barn that was raised in 1889 and converted into an nnnlrn f,. 1074 Come and explore the history of Point Farms for yourself and join us for our weekend activities. On Friday, July 26 at 8:00 p.m. films will be shown at the Barn. On Saturday, July 27 at 3:00 p.m. there will be a softball game at the Colborne Ball Diamond and a puppet show at the barn at 7 p.m. On c.anday, July 28 there will be a church ser- vice and singalong at the Barn at 11:30 a.m. The Clinton Branch Library was presented with a book entitled The Royal Canadian Legion, 1926 -1986. The book commemorates the Legion's Diamond Jubilee. Presenting the book to library supervisor Shirley Falconer is Harold Black, (left) Diamond Jubilee Chairman and Gord Tait, President of the Clinton Legion. (fume Narejko photo ) WE FRESH PRICES IN EFFECT WED. JULY 24 UNTIL CLOSING SAT. - JULY 27 Cut from Canada Grade 'A' Beef FOR THE BAR -B -Q RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES TO REASONABLE WEEKLY FAMILY REQUIREMENTS. S. COMBINATION BUDGET PACK PORK LOIN CHOPS 1,92 /kg, EACH .PKG. HOLDS 3 Tenderloin portions, 3 Rib portions' & 3 Centre Cut portions • �b. FRESH CENTRE CUT BONELESS PORK LOIN CHOPS OR ROASTS 5.05/kg FRESH COUNTRY STYLE RIB PORTION .PORK LOIN 3.92 /kg FRESH LOIN, CENTRE CUT' PORK CHOPS 4.37 /kg SHOPSYS DELI FRESH WIENERS REGULAR OR ALL BEEF 450 g PKG. 8.36/kg STEAK ZIGGYS STORE SLICED . ' 9.46/kg BLACK FOREST HAM 4.291b. SCHNEIDERS STORE SLICED 6.59/kg ROUND SMOKED PICNIC 2.991b. MAPLE LEAF STORE SLICED 3.95/kg CHICKEN LOAF t791b. SHOPYS PREPARED 2.84/kg COLESLAW 1.291b. SHOPYS PREPARED 8.13/kg PASTA & CRAB MEAT SALAD 3.691b. 1.781b. SLICED OR BY THE PIECE FRESH PORK LIVER • 1981b THIN CENTRE CUT 10111 FAST FRY PORK CHOPS DELFT BLUE PROVIMI VEA CHOPS OR. R 1.06/kg T-BONE oaWING STEAKS 8.80/kg Ib. 48t. 4.59 /k9 2.081b. ENGLISERS H H SAUSAGES impmcwmi va ENGLISH 5.05/1,g 2.291b. OASTS 5.93/kg 2,6ROUND VAC. PA 9,b. COUNTRYGKED GOLD DINNER HAM ;k9 2.491b. DELFT BLUE PROVIMI VEAL RIB CHOPS 8.58/kg 3.89b. SHOPSYS REG. OR ALL BEEF OLD VIENNA CHUBS 500 g 2.98 DEVON SLICED SIDE BACON 500 9 2.29 SHOPSYSLDELI STICKS1.79 125 g JUMBO CANTALOPES PROD. OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA CANADA NO. 1 SIZE g's EACH BULK FOOD Not available in all stores BLANCHED PEANUTS POPPING CORN PICKLING SPICE INSTANT MIX ICED TEA 1 .96/kg 89t. 1.0e/kg 49s 6,59/kg 2s991b. 2.18/kg 99t 1 .96/kg 89#• PROD. OF ONTARIO 96/kg MINI CARROTS 891b. PROD. OF ONTARIO MUSHROOMS PROD. OF ONT. CAN. NO. 1 FIELD TOMATOES PROD. OF U.S.A. LARGE LIMES SHOPSYS GLAZED HAM SLICES 175 g SCHNEIDERS COUNTRY°GRILL SMOKED SAUSAGES SCHNEIDERS-3 VARIETIES SLIM STICKS SCHNEIDERS SKINLESS POLISH LINKS 110 NAME MAC & CHEESE OR MOCK CHICKEN SLICED MEATS NO NAME SLICED COOKED HAM 1.59 500 y 199 1.99 2.19 149 375 g2, 99 250 g 300 g 375 g PR00. OF U.S.A. D011 HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE EA, 2,99 4.83/kg PRODUCT OF ONTARIO LARGE 2,19r CAULIFLOWER 2.18/14i PRODUCT OF MEXICO LARGE 991 MANGOES RIEGER 10/99 BEGONIAS PROD. OF D.S.A. A AA COLOURFUL 'HYBISCUS BLUEBERRIES PINTJr, 4" POT EA 1,29 EA. 1, 79 139E 10" POT j99 FRESH & CRISP PRODUCT OF ONTARIO LEAF OR ROMAINE LETTUCE GREEN ONIONS BUNCH RADISHES YOUR CHOICE PROD. OF ONTARIO CAN. NO. 1 CUCUMBERS FIELD GROWN