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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1978-09-28, Page 9• • Fresh -- 15 Pieces BOX -O -C H ICKEN 3 Leg Quarters (Whole Backs & Wings Attached) 3 Breast Quarters (Whole Backs Attached) 3 Wings, 3 Necks 3 Giblet Packages BONELESS Pork Butts 1e1.48 MARY MILES, HOT OR SWEET Sausage Italian Style ib 1.18 FROZEN Cod Fillets BLUEWATER, FROZEN, THRIFT PACK Fish & Chips Maple 4.38 =92.19 Leaf W Ib Our Reg. Price 98c Ib SAVE 20c Ib HIGHLINER, FROZEN Cod In Batterl4OZPkL58 FROZEN Mackeral 1638¢ SEA BUOY, FROZEN, BREADED Fish Cakes 1669a FROZEN SHRIMP 2.29 eek at A&P1 MAPLE LEAF, REGULAR OR ALL BEEF MAPLE LEAF 1 -LB PKG Wieners 1-Ibvac pac 1■28 Breakfast slices 1.49 MAPLE LEAF, GOLDEN FRY MAPLE LEAF, SLICED 6.OZ VAC PAC Sausages i1e=ks1.69 Cooked Ham 1.39 MAPLE LEAF Pepperoni 10-0Z PKG Corned Beef 1.39 Sticks MAPLE LEAF, BOLOGNA, MACARONI & CHEESE, CHICKEN MAPLE LEAF (WAXED CHUBS) K PICKLE & PIMENTO, SALAMI, PEPPER LOAF - CHUNKS Baby Bologna I 119 Cooked Meat Ib 1.59 MAPLE LEAF PKG OF 3, 2 -OZ PKGS Extra absorbent pkg of 24 or Daytime pkg of 30 4/ CLINTON NEWS -RECORD. THURSDAY, SEPTEMRERM,1978- - "APP Kippen new with supermarket prices. Ask the man who knows. You're going to have some questions about meat. No matter how many years you've been shopping and cooking. Your A&P Butcher Shop manager is a meat expert. He'll be happy so talk to you -- about the right cut for your favourite recipe. Or how many pounds it takes to feed eight people. And he'll gladly cut something you don't see in the meat case. It's even better than an old-fashioned butcher shop. Because the meat is our meat. And the standards are our standards. Three Kings Sliced SIDE BACON 1 -Ib vac pac 1.58 SAVE 15¢ r� ACTION PRICED! Jane Parker HAMaURG. pkg of 8 Our Reg. Price 2.79. Look! Save! r"IC SAVE 20r Fabric Softener FLEECY SOFTENER 12841 -oz plastic jug Our Regular Price 2.19 99 (Prepriced) 1 Grade, Liquid BEEMAlD HONEY 1 -Ib jar J Action Priced! sit REGULAR, UNSCENTED, POLDER, DEODORANT 6 O AEROSOL TIN Uitra Ban 129 APPP.[FOitb, SAVE -ALL (REFILLS 100 -FT ROLL 69c) Wax Paper 100'roll79 ALUMINUM WRAP ( 18" by 25' Roll 1,29 ) 12" by 100' Roll 'oil 229 ,� can DEtE8GENT 32 -FL -OZ PLASTIC BTL ACTION PRICED! ACTION PRICED! Carol Brand, 100% Vegetable 011 SOFT MARGARINE t•Ib4 0 tub Butterscotch, Chocolate, Chocolate Fudge, Vanilla Action Priced! BRIGHT'S PUDDINGS pkg of 4, 5 -oz tins ACTION PRICEDI DOLE, "IN OWN JUICE", CHUNKS, CRUSHED, SLICED Pineapple 19-tn59?19-fl-oz WITH FORK IN TOMATO SAUCE 19.FL-QZ TIN Heinz Beans 2or995i JANE PARKER, SLICED ACTION PRICED! 24 -OZ LOAF Bread Italian Style 49# JANE PARKER ACTION PRICED! FULL 8 -INCH, 22.OZ PIE ivory_Liquid 139 Apple Pie t,rofi_ & Chetse Action Priced! 7.25 -oz pkg Assorted Varieties DAD'S COOKIES Our Regular Price 54? SAVE 72k Powdered OXYDOL DETERGENT 6 LITRE BOX SAVE 42C 289 Yukon Club Beverages Assorted Club Beverages GINGER ALE 750 ml Ret. Bt! Plus 20c per btl deposit /99,i RICH'S FROZEN ACTION PRICED! 32 -FL -OZ CTN Coffee Rich 65ce SOMERDALE, FROZEN 2 -LB PKG French Fries 34.00 INSTANT CHOCOLATE sQACTION PRICEDI 2 -LB TIN Nestle' uik 2.29 ACTION PRICED! 1.3 kg BAG 99$1 Old Mill Oats 89¢ Real Value! 1 -lb tin tie bag White Swan, White, Pink, Yellow, Green, Lilac Action Priced! FACIAL T� UE box of 200 sheets Kraft, Thin, Process CHEESE tab SLICES 'k° By Rena Caldwell Kippen East W.I. members certainly use their freezers if the response from the Roll Call, "What I like best from the freezer and how to prepare it," is any Indication. Plans for the rally, area convention and the plowing match were finalized. Treasurer, Mrs. Harold Parson's report of the Bean Festival at Zurich was most gratifying. Mrs. Stewart Pepper and Mrs. Wm. McDowell served a delicious lunch assisted by the hostesses Mrs. Alex McGregor and Mrs. M. Connolly. Mrs. Grant MacLean gave Courtesy Remarks for Mrs. Wm. Bell. Social news Congratulations to Beatrice Thomson on being the Baking Queen for 1978 at Exeter Fall Fair. Beatrice is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Thomson Kippen. Lorne McBride has sold his house to Mr. and Mrs. Decker and has moved to Zurich. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Gackstetter, Guelph, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Cooper, and Family, London were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Vwan Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Gackstetter spent Monday in Frankenmuth, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Albin Fawcett, Brantford, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Jones recently . Clarence Van Wieren was home from Fan- shawe College for the weekend. Clinton I, 4-H The first meeting of the Clinton I, 4-H club was held at Mrs. Mary For- bes'. The meeting opened with the pledge and the executive was elected. They include: president, Julie Taylor; vice- president, Helena Our Reg. Price 3.29 — SAVE 301 Tiesma; secretary, Karen Dale; telephone committee, Cheryl Armstrong and Lorrie Mann; reporter, Colleen Scruton; treasurer, Barb Forbes. The topic of the project is "Essential Edibles". As the first lesson we baked metric granola crunch. The next meeting will be held at Karen Dale's house on October 2.—by Colleen Scruton. Borden Nutters NORDICA Cottage Cheese 10 VARIETIES INCLUDING LASAGNA, BEEF & IRISH Puritan Stews ACTION PRICED pkg of 6 99# ACTION PRICED 500 g carton 89� ACTION PRICED 24 -fl -oz tin 89ii LOio CANADA, PROVINCIA . & rilliNiARIo TICKETS AVAILABLE AT A&P FOOD STORES! Holmesville... • from page 8 Goderich Township WI. Holmesville 1 9-H The second meeting of the Holmesville 1 4-H was held September 18 at the home of Debbie Mathers. The meeting opened with the members repeating the pledge and creed. The secretary's report was read. A discussion was held on a name for the club. Reading from the members pamphlet "breakfast what is in it for me, breakfast skip- per's scramble, break- fast need not be boring, breakfast ideas, and. menus. From the brunch page, teams were chosen with Lynda Schondeals and Mary Jean Betties as captains. Lynda prepared a yogurt loaf, Mary Jean energy squares. Each member tasted what was made. Personals Following the Baptism service on Sunday the families of baby Leslie Scott gathered at the home of her grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Switzer, Rattenbury St., Clinton for a social , time. Blood !alley During 1977, more than one million units of blood were collected by the Canadiaft Red Cross Society at thousandsof blood donor clinics across Canada. In Ontario, this means 370,000 during the year.