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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1972-10-05, Page 2BONUS DISCOUNTS MACARONI. it CHEESE KRAFT DINNER PA es. pkg. 15c HALVES OR SLICES DEL MONTE FANCY PEACHES RI az. tin 39c KAM LUNCHEON MEAT 12 at. tin 48c YORK FROZEN FANCY GREEN PEAS, WW1 CORN OR MIXED VEGETABLES BONUS DISCOUNTS SAICO CONCENTRATED FROZEN ORANGE JUICE 12 ex, tin 29 c Asserted Colours FACELLE ROYALE PAPER TOWELS 0[0.02 rolls 49c SHIRLEY GAY FRESH APPLE PI 24 or. pin 45c BLUE BONNET COLOURED MARGARINE 89` I., 55' CHICKEN.TURKEY, MOP, IRISH OR MEATBALL 1,... PURITAN STEW ROBIN HOOD INSTANT OR QUICK OATS "at: 79` PRESTONE SUMMER COOLANT ANTI-FREEZE i gm. u. sas 'IV 2.35 MW LIQUID DETERGENT 2 "•*1 690 FRAY BENTOS CORNED BEEF 79` HANOI WRAP OR SARAN WRAP FACELLE ROYALE SUPER, ASSORTED COLOURS • PAPER TOWELS 49c. CHUM MEAT LOAF - DOG FOOD 6 "g 79c ROBIN HOODFLAKY PIE CRUST MIX • UPTON, MORNAY. STROGANOFF, TIMM G001AS5 OR ORIENTAL CASSEROLE GAINES DOG MEAL • 'IX.: 39c , 55' Ir. 3.99 AIR WICK ASSORTED COLOURS•SOLID ROOM DEODORIZER 5,4. 77 0 - .:411; 53' BOCK ONE DANDRUFF SHAMPOO IN, 69' ERIN WHOLE WHITE POTATOES I .50 CARNATION REGULAR CUT FRENCH FRIES OR FROZEN HOME FRIES AWAKE FROZEN CONCENTRATE ORANGE DRINK 2`g 43' PITOIrACITAMIN ENRICHER CAKE d - - PASTRY FLOUR 74; 830 A., 49` FAME MODERN( 5ssolo1 Caloor,RAINROOM TISSUE or FACIAL TISSUE Osbct . *I OHIO AR. rolls 09c POST SUGAR CRISP, ALPHA BITS OR HONEY COMB CEREAL 11.141. 13m 59` IRUSWEET RECONSTITUTED GRAPEFRUIT, BLINDED OR ORANGE JUICE "2 49' TANG ORANGE Pen', FLAVOUR CRYSTALS 4_;s•',. ,.,r.79' VISPO POWDERED DETERGENT LI; 89' SAICO FLAKED WHITE TUNA 49' TOP VALU INSTANT CHOCOLATE SANIFLUill-TOILET BOWL- - • CLEANING CRYSTALS "T„, 47c FLUSH.A.BYES Toddler, Medium or Newborn DISPOSABLE DIAPERS tA 2.79 ORANGE PEKOE TETLEY TEA 41;:l 830 FRENCH GREEN BEANS WAFFLES BLUE BONNET SOFT MARGARINE 1,1, 45c Pinic,7114cii66717"--- - COMPLEXION BAR SOAP 55` RAIN BARREL FABRIC SOFTNER 1.29 .- SUPER BRAVO LIQUID FLOOR WAX o..ga: 1.39 CLUB HOUSE BLACK PEPPER 44: 59' - - SAUERKRAUT IN WINE u; 39c 3=1 .00' EASY ON SPEED STARCH 12x: 79c V:, 690 45' REF• FOR YOUR THANKSGIVING TABLE POLISH DILL PICKLES o u; 69, OCEAN SPRAY WHME OR KIST ~- CRANBERRIES 't 29' OCEAN SPRAY CRANAPPiE DRINK tV' 39' DEL MONTE FANCY FRUIT COCKTAIL 'Z. 350 LAURA SECORO ASSORFEO FLAVOURS w. •••'•--' - - -•• PUDDINGS 0'r.'::t 65' OCEAN SPRAY - - CRANBERRY COCKTAIL 2 1: 884 ALCAN 10 RICH FOIL WRAP It. is, PANTRY SHUT FANCY TOMATO JUICE 41; 35c WI,, OR WITHOIN GARLIC, WIRY DAL OR TOWN OF CLINTON Appli6aticins will be received by the undersigned until &lid p.m. October 16, 1972 for the position of RECREATION DIREC- TOR and ARENA MANAGER with knowledge of refrigeration. Successful applicant will be responsible for small staff and efficient operation of a community centre, arena, swimming pool and recreation park. Preference will be given to a Class "A" or "B" certificate holder. Salary range $7,000 to $9,000. C.C. Proctor, Sec. fireas„ Clinton Recreation Committee Box 281, Clinton, Ont. 40,41b Attention Parents Henry's Harmony House SEAFORTH, ONTARIO RE: DAYTIME GUITAR LESSONS HENRY'S HARMONY HOUSE, SEAFORTH has arranged to make guitar lessons available to elementary school- agers in their own school area. Lessons are given during the school day with a minimum time out of class. This is made possible by the use of a trailer music studio parked on or near the school grounds, This means: No more after school or after supper driving and • waiting; easier on the nerves and the pocketbook. Fees: $2.00 per student per hour group lesson;- one lesson a week. All instruction music is included. Private Lesson: $3.00 per half hour, music included. Full use of Guitar: $5.00 deposit (refunded on return of instrument in good condition) and 50c rental per week. Grades 4 to 8 are eligible, with the higher grades given preference. These are bona fide music lessons, not just strum- ming! Other musical instruments may be taught at a later date. Your co-operation is very necessary to maintain this service. Contact us immediately for more particulars. Phone 482-7166 or 527-0663 it you live in the following school areas: Clinton, Brucefield, Holmesville, Hullett. Some time may also be available to adults at these locations, WIN A GUITAR or S FREE LESSONS Fill out the coupon below and mail or bring to Henry's Harmony House, SeafOrth, by Saturday, October 14, Grades 4 to 8 boys or girls from the school areas marked must have parent's Signature, Draw will be held Sat. Oct. 14th, 1872 at 2:00 pain. 1st Prize a $19.50 guitar; 2nd Prize 6 Free Lessons; a bonus free lesson to all names in by Oct. It '1972. •••••• . . . p.m ag•••• mor.J• soda '.- woo ••••o• 4". '""Y` ""'" NAME sW.oeY• SdHoot, AREA niimntilifilt**1404441**" • PARIENtl SIG A N tURE toil' II Wnwmi lug Awe roai Ow, :m6 .4na 11.• On. ireim 4,4 .1 AGE 4... PHONE , • GRADE lim mil FROZEN CANADA GRADE 'A' BROILER Weight TURKEYS "lb. FROZEN CANADA GRADE 'A' HEN Weig0 TURKEYS to 16 ht 1 lb. TOP VALU Frozen Canada Grade 'A' LB. gi 1 TURKEYS BROILER 6.9 LB. 57c Weight 491; CANADA GRADE 'A' LB, 53c TURKEYS w6- ei glh st. FRESH 9 h 550, HOME FREEZER SPECIALS Finest Quality Meats at prices you have been waiting for to stock your home freezer. If desired • we will cut to your specification. zoo to 250 lb. ,;',11!=;;:,*4!°;.;1::.`"."'' 45 to 50 lb. V.:11.7',Z::""'" SIDES OF LOINS OF BEEF LB. 65c BEEF L.. 99c i;t7:41,!,,,IA, iv, will SIDES QV it yam out M. Or. win tm FRONTS OF cut /. wrap hr ," 11. 'OF PORK LS. 55c vf motif .1.w...tworIll BEEF 51c PRIMROSE 4 OZ. SERVING Cul purtoll misty., we will BEEF tut A wrap WI' p.,.. 120 to 140 lb. HINDS OF wry ler 4' p r,11. Steaket BEEF LB. 13c FROZEN tems 5.89 (.11 yew en11.1. win 01 A wrap Ur Fur& HIPS OF CHICKEN BEEF LB, C.LEGS LB' SB,S9 Q A Y PRODUCE "FRESHER BY. FAR" 120 to 140 lb. each 29c D. 19c CANADA NO, 1 ONTARIO TASTY WAXED TURNIPS THANKSGIVING•TRFAT,ASSORTED COLOURS MUMS U.S, NO. 1. YAMS 2 „,23c 12.29 2 .390 OCTOBER CHEESE FESTIVAL KRAFT REGULAR PROCESS CANADIAN CHEESE SLICES g 1.79 i•-rlpiiiiiiiii :Zol.V.CioiouRto CHEDDAR CHEESE ..- ,:;i7; 85' - KRAFT GRATED ROMANO CHEESE 59` BLACK DIAMOND HI N LO SKIM MILK CHEESE LOAF ei 1.35 SCHNEIDER'S MILD COLOURED CHEDDAR CHEESE ,1.:;;; SCHNEIOCR'S OLD COLOURED OR WHITE CHEDDAR CHEESE 87` BLACK DIAMOND CHM P11(0 PROCESS CHEESE SPREAD , '/;:; CRISPYFLAKE SHORTENING 2 OUTSPAN ORANGES U.S. NO, 1 CALIFORNIA CRISP HEAD LETTUCE large size U.S, NO 1 OCEAN SPRAY FRESH THANKSGIVING CRANBERRIES 3 T' 1.00 CANADA FANCY ONTARIO McINTOSN APPLES V`i 69' U.S. NO. I CALIFORNIA LUSCIOUS RED GRAPES 21,.89` PRODUCT OF SOUTH AFRICA- WM•11WWwWW•limmaa CUT FROM THE BEEF LOIN WING, SIRLOIN $1 37 or T. BONE STEAK • LB " SMOKED READY TO EAT (WHOLE OR HALF) \ COLEMAN'S HAM PARTLY SKINNED (SHANK PORTION) SMOKED HAM COOKED FULLY 24 -Cli nton News-Record, Thursday, October 0, 1972 Complete results of annual Penny Sale Bayfield BP (Mrs, 'robot), 4 quarts oil and filter, Torn Rath- well; Clinton Meat Market, vouoher for meat $8, Bev Chowen; Gliddon Cleaners, suit cleaned and pressed, Mrs. R. Homuth; Century Restaurant, 2 chicken dinners, Mrs, D. Hayward, Mrs. Stan Collins; J 4 T Murphy Ltd„ 10 gallons gas, .Hilda Austin, Seaforth; The Cluster, Bayfield 2 dinners, Mrs, 'Managhan; Carter's West End Supertest, gas credit $5, Marg Reyoolds; Ray and Shirrs Supermarket, $5 voucher, Mrs. Jean Mitchell; Elm Haven Motor Hotel Ltd., two dinners, Lawrence Falconcer, Brucefield; Supertest (Reg. Francis Bayfield), 4 quarts oil, Marlene Britton, Seaforth; Country Market at Vanastra, $10 voucher, Mrs. Norman Baird, Brucefield; Clinton Community Credit Union (2 draws), Two $5 shares, Mrs. Norman Griffiths, Lewis Asquith; Kinsmen Club, 2 tickets to Kin Autumn Fest, Bert Garrett. S,S.No, 4 Community Club, Tonka truck, Mrs. Anne Noonan; Meayrnee Restaurant, 10 egg rolls, Bruce Williams; Just a Donation, Boy doll, Bryan Burke;, Village Guild, Bayfield, stamps, Bert Amsing; Village Guild, Bayfield, cup and saucer, Mrs. Doug McCann; Village Guild, Bayfield, cup and saucer, Mrs. R. Homuth; Village Guild, Bayfield, 1973 linen calendar, Mrs. Margaret Bridle; Village Guild, Bayfield, 8" ser- vice plates, Herb Buerling, Zurich; Brandon Hardware, Bayfield, 6 piece salad set, L.A. Westlake, Bayfield; Totality Shop, Bayfield, candle and BY MARG At the Koffee House at 8 p.m. this Saturday night will be a group from Stoney Creek, On- tario known as "God's Young Echoers", There is no admission charge. Mr, and Mrs. Jack Butler of Mitchell attended Mr. and Mrs. Homer Andrews' thirtieth wed- ding anniversary celebration in Fergus Saturday evening, They also visited relatives in Elora and Guelph, * The Children's Aid Society of Huron County is hoping for a good turnout of interested People to plan for the 1972 operation of its Christmas Bureau in Clinton and District. Church groups, service clubs and . community groups are• urged to send representatives to HURON BUSINESS MACHINES FOR TYPEWRITERS, ADDING MACHINES, CALCULATORS, CHEQUEWRITERS. REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES OF OFFICE MACHINES SEE US FOR FAST SER- VICE, PHONE 482-7338, Clinton, Ontario, 113 ON, TARIO STREET. RUDD this meeting at Wesley-Willis United Church on Wednesday, October 11, at 8 p.m. • • * * Mr. and Mrs. Mike Jacobs of Medford, Oregon visited for a week at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Bob Morgan. Mrs. Jacobs is the former Margaret Cree. • * * The family of Mr. Norman Ball celebrated their father's eighty-eighth birthday in Goderich, on September 25. Mr. Ball, who enjoys looking after his garden, lawn and hedge, is very grateful to his neighbours and friends for greeting cords and gifts, * * There are hijinks at Central Huron Secondary School this week with 'initiation preceedings last Monday, "Roaring Twnties Day" on Wednesday and "Gloom Day" on Friday, A dance Friday night is the climax to the activities. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fitzgerald have moved from Vanastra into their new home at 400 James Street which they recently-pur- chased from Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Batemen. Jim is editor of the News-Record. * * * Winner of the Clinton Legion $250 Bingo jackpot last week was Mrs. Wesley Vanderburgh of town. The following gifts were donated by the businesses listed and won by the name following. Unless otherwise noted, the win- ners are from Clinton. Donated by Mary Elizabeth Beauty Salon, hair spray and conditioner, Bruce Williams; Ball-McCauley, antiquing kit, Myrtle Fairservice; J.W. Coun- ter Builders Supplies, housepaint, Anna Pipkle; Wise Electric, pole heater, Doug Ken- nedy; Wettlaufer Feed Mill (2 draws), dog and cat food, Mrs. Jim Nott Sr., Jim Gibbings; Clinton Public Utilities Com- mission, electric fry pan, Mrs. Alice Rumble; Clinton Dry Cleaners, $5 voucher, Kathie Murphy; Mr. R.G. McCann, sheets and pillow cases, Mrs. L. Gliddon; Amsings, wooden shoes, Mrs. J. Berry, Goderich; Cooke's Florists, plant, John Dykstra, Bayfield; Norman's General Store, Alarm clock, Mrs. V. Morton, Bayfield; McKerlies, electric drill, Carl Diehl, Bayfield; Pickett & Cam- pbell, cuff links and tie tack, George Bur, Hensall; Galbraiths (3 draws), blue vase, bar plaque and candle holder, Lorrie LeBeau, Gloria Philips, Seaforth, Hilda Austin,. Seaforth; Mrs. Bezzo (5 draws), bathroom dolls, Jackie Brand, Mrs. R. Scott, Gerard Brand, Polly Powell, Wilma Bakelaar; Barber Beauty Salon, hairspray and shampoo, Lorrie Lebeau; Chapman Beauty Salon, french French Formula and hairnets, Hilda Austin, Seaforth; Lorne Brown Motors'Ltd., interior car warmer, Minnie Walters, R.R.3, Kippen; Bayfield Golf Club (3 draws), hat and jacket, Timmy Addison, golf club mitts, Timmy Addison, golf club mitts, Mrs. J. Addison; Bill Reihl, 'his and hers' brushes, Terry Adshead, R.R.4, Clinton; Peck Auto Elec- tric, clock, Pam Mero; Franks' Barber Shop, Men's hair cream, Mrs. Roy Pickard; Epps' Spor- ting Goods (2 draws), 2 trays, Mrs. Ken Johnston, Mrs. Wallace East; Gord's Billiards, humidor, Nancy Clynick; Grove's Electric, hair styler, Mrs. Marion Stephenson; Priceguard (3 draws), crib mobilex, Bonnie Jewitt, Flush-a- byes, Cy Murrell, 2 bath oil, Mrs. Edith Aldington, Varna. Ray's Shoe Repair, 8 draws, rubbers, Mrs. Aire Duizer, Herb Bierling, Zurich, Howard Crich, Mrs. Mary DeJong, William Austin, Seaforth, Milton John- ston, Howard Crich, Mrs. William Scott, Brucefield; Sted- man's, picture, Mrs. Ross McAdam; Bunn Village Market, bubble bath, Renii Roorda; Tuckey Beverages (5 draws), Pop , Mrs. Ron Ellerby,, Kathleen Elliott, Mrs. J. Angus, St. Marys, Machell Denomme, Mrs, Al'ex McMichael; Graham's General Store, kit- chen table set, Rhonda Rath- well; Brucefield Co-op, hammer, Bert Amsing; W,H. Dalrymple, 4 qts. oil, J.M. Hart; Beattie Furniture, magazine table, Mrs. T.W. Martin; Radford's Garage, Londesboro, set wrenches, Lawrence Denomme; The Old Mill, sheepskin rug, Mrs. E. Hovey, Bayfield; LE, Tasker, Blyth, painting, David Trebner, Kippen; R,W. Madill, Blyth, cuff links, Clarence Denomme; Wilson's, Blyth, brooch and earrings, John Dykstra, Bayfield;- Thompson's Store, Londesboro, apron, Mrs. R, Homuth; Sparling's Hardware, Blyth, pots- cookware, Anne Marie Powell, Mary Lou Castle, Ban Atkinson, Beatrice Gibson; T.A. Dutton, Brucefield, pain- ting, Shelley Middleton. Spinning Wheel Craft Boutique, wool, Kathy Willis; Smith's Hardware, tray, Don Crich; Smith's Hardware, super- sonic racer, Mrs, Ken Johnston; Russell L. Jervis, door grill, Ray Primeau, Seaforth; Martin's, hot wheels, Betty Thompson; Newcombe's Drug Store, helmet radio, Frank Ellerby; Irwin's, bed sheets, Margaret Reynolds; Del Mac Variety, floral arrangement, Mrs. Robert Nor- man, R.R.3, Clinton; Fee's Grocery Store, box groceries, Mrs. Ruth Ducharme; Lee's, wrangler pants, William Austin, Seaforth, Mr. Frank McCowan, Mrs. H. Managhan, Bert Am- sing, Mrs. Fred Middleton, PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOSING SAT., OMEN 7,1912 Bryon Marriage; Holiand Shoes, women's fur slippers, Dorothy Pickett; Eaton's, sheets and pillow cases, Miss Edythe Beacom, Londesboro; Aiken. Bros., sports bag, Sheila Arn- ston; McAdams Hardware, automatic can opener, Peggy Bartliff; Clinton Fruit Store, 2 baskets apples, Mrs. Clarence Ball; Herman's Men's Wear, shirt, Tenn Strong; $50 bond, cash donations, Mrs. Anna Mof- fatt; Clinton Upholstery, child's platform rocker, Bonnie Jewitt; LG.A.-Slades, bushel basket groceries, Mr. Seldon Ross, Brucefield; Paul Kerrigan B.P., Windshield defrost, anti freeze, lubricating oil, Mrs. Cam Proctor; Corrie's Red & White Store, groceries, Mrs. Harry Baker, Hayfield. Anstett's Ltd., silver chest, Mrs. William Brand, Bayfield; Paul Goldsworthy Auto Sales, 1 gallon gesisol cleaner, Mrs. Mary Haugh, Brucefield; Bain- tons Ltd., Blyth, 1 blanket, Tony DeJong, Seaforth; Harold King's Shell Service, 1 oil change, Mrs. Frank McCowan; Durst's Feed & Garden Centre, 1 cat bed, Miss Mary Muir; J. Longstaff, lady's sun glasses, Mrs. Pat Bennett, Seaforth; Norman Counter Jewellery, brush set, Ian Reid; Sterling Fuel, Ross Jewitt, 6 air furnace filters, Mrs. Elizabeth Butler; Donald Middleton, 1 bushel ap- ples, Mrs. Wilfred Biggin; Hearn Wholesale, 1 toilet seat, Mrs. Robert Talbot, Bayfield; Riley's Barber Shop, 1 bottle Wildroot Hair Cream, Bert Am- sing. Steve Argyle, 4 cans oil (oil change), Marion Doucette; stick, Mrs, A,J, McMurray; Pine Lake Camp (bob Elliott), 2 nights' camping at Pine Lake Camp, Sharon Baird, Brucefield; -S.S.No. 4 Com- munity Club, girl doll, Jeff Brit- ton, Seaforth; Irene's Laun- dromat, $5,00 voucher, Lorna Merrier, Bayfield. Fairbohne Dairy, 20 milk tickets, Mrs. 'J.L, Heard; Wallace Turkey, lit doz. turkey pies, Red & White, 3 draws, Howard Atkins, Zurich, Mrs. Mary McEwan, Charles Hay, Hensel]; Ball & Mutch Ltd., man's valet chair, Hilda Austin, Seaforth; Crown Bowling, beverage set (4 glasses), Mrs, Harry Cudmore, Holmesville; Charles House of Beauty, hair spray, Mrs. Frank McCowan; The Harvest Thanksgiving and Beating of Parish Bounds will be observed in St. James Church, Middleton this Sunday at 11 a.rn, The Rector, the Rev. George Youmatoff will be in charge of this colorful centennial service. The Rector expressed a wish that as many as possible come in centennial costume. Everyone is welcome, SHOWER A miscellaneous bridal shower for Miss Helen Smith of Stratford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Smith, will be held in St. James Church, Sun- day School room on Saturday evening, October 7 at 8 p.m. Sherlock Manning. Piano co. piano bench, Mrs. Cam Proctor; T.B. Allen, Londesboro (2 draws), 50 lbs. dog food,. Helen Davies, Bill Murphy; Bank of Montreal, ten silver dollars, draws of $2 each, Joyce Bieerling, Mrs, B. Wood, mp, Art Airdrie, Jean Sjsarda, Kling, Seaforth; Cash donation, catcher's mitt, Mrs. D'Arcy, Rathwell; The Separate Shoppe, 2 tam and scarf sets, Milton Johnston, Mrs. Shirley Elder; Edith Ann Beauty Salon, hair piece, Hilda Austin, Seaforth; Clinton News:Record, one year's subscription to News- Record, Elizabeth Lawson, R.R.1, Clinton; Bartliffs, $10 voucher, Mrs, Donna Collins, Brucefield; Haugh Tire, 3 screw drivers Ken McNairn. This social event is planned by the A.C.W. of St. James Mid- dleton. Friends and neighbours of Miss Smith's are cordially in- vited to attend, PERSONAL Mr, Adam Flowers of Bayfield and Mr. Stewart Mid- dleton attended the "Canadian Breakfast" and annual Aber- deen-Angus Royal Sale atkt the home of Col. D.B. Weldon of London, last weekend. AreiltAtr SATISFY POUR NEEDS 114 1. 31414, 4 i.'; 1.29 FROZEN CANADA GRADE 'B' YOUNG HEN OR A BROILER 4 TURKEYS WEIGHT 6to 16 lb. LB. FOR GOOD VALUE, QUALITY AND SERVICE SHOP THE IGA STORE NEAR YOU... - Middleton "WE SELL CANADA'S FINEST GRADE "A" RED RIBBON BEEF ONLY" REGULAR CUT PRIME R1E1.3r5 lo 5111 RIBS ONLY BEEF RIB ROAST ..99c TOP VALU SLICED SIDE BACON TOP YALU SKINLESS WIENERS TOP VALU VACUUM PACKED SKINLESS WIENERS TOP VALU SWEET PICKLED COTTAGE ROLLS TOP YALU SLICES BOLOGNA TOP YALU COOKED HAM TDP YALU BY THE PIECE BOLOGNA TOP VALU 3 VARIETIES SLICED COOKED MEATS TOP YALU 6 VARIETIES SLICED COOKED MEATS BAYERN SLICED SIDE BACON TOP YAW SMALL INK PURE PORK SAUSAGE TOP YALU FULLY COOKED DINNER HAMS 1% 10. I% le TOP YALU SLICED, MINCED NAM OR 'VARIETY PACK TOP VALU SLICED COOKED HAM QUARTER LOIN (9.11 CHOPS) LOIN PORK CHOPS APPROXIMATE FAT CONTENT 25% FRESH GROUND BEEF 1.1.09 .41;:; 75' :; 97` I.. 57` 1.09 75' :4: 59c `,:;: 59c 41:: 69` 44. 25' 89` .59' .1.19 "A: 790 14: 1.49 BONUS DISCOUNTS BRIM DECAFFEINATED INSTANT COFFEE STAFFORD'S BLUEBERRY or PEACH PIE FILLING °V; 55' LIBBY'S PUMPKIN PIE FILLING °V; 39' PA00 SAGE U ONION POULTRY SEASONING • 43' DE JEAN SMALL REGULAR SHRIMP 4% 2 69, CLUB HOUSE GREEN ce RED Am r ate MARASCHINO CHERRIES "P 58' • CLUB HOUSE • RUBBED SAGE 35' LOOK .Ant & TURKEY ROASTING RAGS OR 3A"ROASTING'FILM 56 ;11165c MAPLE ltAr MINCMAT PIE FILLING ": 89c CLUB HOUSE Poultry Stossnljts Mix ": 29' MOUNTAIN MEND ALL PURPOSE GROUND COFFEE Iwaf,, 1.19 44, ere. CLINTON IGA A