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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1973-01-04, Page 10. . F.,.....‘, ",, A lab • ... , i'..*. Zr veal P. Atweit P 44ifeetSpeciati. ffriseecutt 41/4 il oz Tar 16, VIVA BATHROOM TISSUE WHITE, PINK, YELLOW (ACTION PRICED) STRAINED (MEATLESS VARIETIES), HEINZ 3 PKGS OF 2 ROLLS $1.00 BABY FOODS ACTON PRICED ! DETERGENT SUNLIGHT LIQUID 324L•02 ci ni A eTiri Als•ri rl A RED EMPORER • USA NO, "I AND COMPARE PUJECIpmcksist A&P POLICY *trims DO WHAT Is NONUT AND FAIR fOR sway CYSTomilt. RA1NCHECK IF AN ADVERTISED SPECIAL IS 1VER SOLD OUT, ASK THE MANAGER FOR A RAINCHECK. IT ENTITIES YOU TO THE SAME ITEM AT THE SAME snow PRICE THE FOLLOWING WEEK. OR IF YOU WISH WE'LL GIVE YOU A COMPARABLE ITEM AT THE SAME SPECIAL GUARANTEE AAP OFFERS AN UNCON, DITIONAL MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE. NO MATTER WHAT tr. IS, NO MATTER WHO MAKES IT, IF ARP SELLS IT, ASAP GUARANTEES IT, (BUY 4 LOAVES — SAVE 13c) 4 24-oz loaves (BUY 3 PKGS — SAVE Bc) PKGS OF 12 $1 • 00 99? 3 MEAT DEPARTMENT VALUES! CHICKEN QUARTERS Tr4TRITEgRia 64? SAUSAGES BURNS BAND S , TORE PACK BEEF N& PORK LB 641i 'BOLOGNA PETER PIPER, BY THE ANY WEIGHT CUT PIECE LB 311 PAC 98re PAC 5 &/ LB 781 CHICKEN LEGS FROZEN (10 LB BOX) LB 5.8 STEAKETTES EF BE S PATTIES X BRAND 2 LB PDX $1.78 COOKED MEATS SX PBARCAKNDSLIF4ILY 16 OZ PKG 78fi SIDE BACON WIENERS BEEF LIVER BURNS BRAND (2-LB VAC P,'AC $1.15) SUPER RIGHT QUALITY, SLICED ASAP, 28 oz tin TOMATOES 3/$1.00 PEA OR VEGETABLE (ACTION PRICED) 2.11•FL,02 TIN HABITANT SOUPS 25Ft CHOCOLATE, WHITE, GOLDEN, TWINKLE CAKE MIXES 3 poZaks7911 A. & P. Evaporated Milk 16 ".2 / 4 3 RAGU PLAIN W/MEAT W/MUSHROOM Spaghetti Sauce 10412 3 7ci WAX PIf PER CUT - RAINBOW, FAMILY SCOTT NAPKINS SANITARY .,e; T S Liquid (BOX OF 12 4190) Newborn ptio of 30 $1.59 ReguI6r pkg of 30 $1.b9 JOY 2 /7 9 box of 48 0.69 BABYSCOTT DIAPERS Overnight pkg of 12 9 7fe Detergent /4 OZ. pkg of 18059? BABYSCOTT PANTS each 5 CHOCOLATIOCHIP, GARDEN CREME, PEEK PAEAN ASSORTED FRUIT CREAK ASSORTED CREME, BOURBON PEEK FREAN COOKIES 1-LB VAC JANE PARKER, SLICED 100% WHOLE WHEAT, CRACKED WHEAT, 60% WHOLI: WHEAT BREAD JANE PARKER, PLAIN, SUGAR, CINNAMON CAKE DONUTS OUTSTANDING JANE PARKER BAKERY VALUES! ALL PRICES SHOWN IN THIS AD GUARANTEED EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY, JANUARY 6th, 1973, JANE PARKER. (FLAKY CRUST. JUICY. PILED HIGH WITH APPLE SLICES!) (SAVE 4t) full 8nch -i APPLE PIE 24-°z Ple 45? JANE PARKER (SAVE 6c) 15,01 FOIL TRAY Chocolate Brownies 53s SWEET ROLLS pkg.(83% JELLY ROLL JANE PARKER (SAVE 10c) 1-16 2-oz pkg 9-oz cake 16-OZ PKG 55,r (SAVE 14c) 39? 39? CHELSEA BUNS JANE PARKER EGG ROLLS Super - Right RED BRAND GRADE "A" SHOULDERROAST :(,),Nr*,'(;IA„ BONED&ROLLED BRISKET PLATE GROUND BEEF FRESH DAILY SHORT RIB ROAST Your fill, Choice lb SX BRAND, SLICED SCOTT PAPER PRODUCTS FAMILY FAIR OF VALUES I Scotties Action Priced! Facial Tissue, White, Pink, Y.IIow Action priced WHITE, PINK, YELLOW, GREEN, BLUE Scott WHITE, YELLOW, GREEN, CORAL KRAFT 100.h refill 31e VIVA TOWELS Pk9 of 2 rolls 55ci PEANUT BUTTER 18'" jar 5 711 51215 "A": "It", "C", "0" 1-LB VAC The queen for the Second Annual Bayfield Winter Carnival held last weekend in Bayfield was pretty Sharon Bunn, 13, of Bayfield. She will reign until next year. The Lions, who spon- sored the event, said the Carnival was successful and netted them about $300, (News-Record photo) -z- =— ELECTROFTOME 7:1 Many Models to choose from Save many dollars, Limited time only!!! g-!" -fkSAEL.Banaotiomag M Oandll SALES &SERVICE rrilidiaiitikkikaltakatamagasek•tab+m—ca..--- neva ..chhAirt -74 Ste rio By Millie Lobb The end of another year was busy for the people of this area, Mr, and Mrs. Irvine Tebbutt travelled the greatest distance of anyone, leaving on Dec, 20th, flying from London to Calgary to spend the Christmas Holiday with their son Gordon and his family. They returned on Dec, 28th. Gerry, Shirley Tebbutt, Gregory and Wendy from St, Catharines spent the New Year weekend at Irvine's. Ivan Merrill was home from Toronto where he is attending Ryerson University, The Mel Klazinga family spent Boxing Day at Harriett's parents in Goderich. Mrs. Fred Lobb's family held Christmas on the 24th. Harry and Shirley Rick and Bruce were up from Toronto. She spent Christmas Day with Mr, and Mrs. Les Jervis and New Year's Day she was a guest at the Raymond Whitmore home in Clinton. Susan Lobb was home from school at Fanshawe for the holiday. The Harry Oakes family celebrated Christmas on the 16th. Alvin and Linda Jones and family attended the People Family Reunion held in Seaforth every Christmas: They also had a Jones family gathering at the Jones home in Clinton. The John Tebbutt family spent Christmas with the Malloughs in Goderich. Wayne Tebbutt was home from Lon- don where he is attending Fan- shawe. Paul and Pat Dockstader flew from Ottawa for the New Year weekend. The IrVine Tebbutts, Gerald Teb- butts, Bob Frenchs and Paul Dockstaders celebrated New Years at the John Tebbutt home. Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Lobb and Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lobb and family held Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Don Lobb and family. Tom Lobb was home with his family for the holiday. He is going to Guelph University. Mr. and • Mrs. Hutchinson and family from Goderich spent Christmas with the Jim Lobbs. New Years the two families met at Hutchinson's home. Don and Alison Lobb and boys visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Allen Toronto and then spent a day with the Alf Plum- mer family in Oshawa, Liz Thompson has been home from the University of Guelph for the holidays, The R.E, Thompson& celebrated Christmas on the 24th with the Workrnans of Hensall and the 25th with the Aikens, Clinton. New Years the Workmans were at the Thompson home. Steve Thompson spent New Years in Ottawa. Jim and Shirley Comerford and girls of Halifax were visitors at the Don Forbes home over the Christmas Season. The Cliff Ashtons of Clinton, the Keith Ashtons of Windsor, the Jim Comerfords, and Jim's parents from Meaford were guests of Dons for Christmas Day. The Murray Forbes' family spent Christmas with the Watt Forbes and New Years with Mrs. Edith Landsborough Clin- ton. Mr. and Mrs. Lew Tebbutt and family of Woodstock spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Carmon Tebbutt at Christmas time. Christmas Day guests at the Lorne Tyndall home were Mrs. Wise, Mr. and Mrs. Alf Hudie and son, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Glenn and family, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Dale, Mrs. Vera Lawrence of Hamilton, Mr. Doug Bylsma, and Miss Karen Sheardown. On the 26th the Tyndall Family met at the White Carnation for their Christmas. This was also a sur- prise party for Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Tyndall who celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary earlier. Mr. and Mrs. William Lobb and family spent Christmas Day with the Cuyler family in Kincardine. Guy Duke returned home with them for the rest of the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Duke and family of Bramalea spent a . few days over the New Years weekend. Mrs. Kathleen Cuyler David Cuyler and Joyce Smith were guests for the New Year's din- ner. The Johnsons of Toronto spent a few days at their home on the 16th. NEWS,11PORD, THURSPAY, JANUARY 4, 1973 .Maitland a 16th