Clinton News-Record, 1979-01-18, Page 13a.
CLINTON
NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1979 -PAGE 13
Real Value!
Partly SkimmeFRESH d
3 quart
bag
MILK
(Limit 2 bags per customer, with a minimum $5.00.
purchase, excluding cigarettes.)
Now in Stock!
HEARTHSIDE GARDEN FESTIVAL
STONEWARE
Redeem your "Rainchecks" now to complete your set.
Frozen Meats & Seafood!
DORSET 14-0Z PKG
Sausage Rolls 1.53
GOLDEN SKILLET, FROZEN, HEAT & SERVE
Chicken BREASTS 1.88
SEABUOY, FROZEN, BREADED
Fish Cakes 1668¢
FROZEN
Mackerel b3851'
So you can too! Ask the man who knows..
COUNTRY FARM PORK SHOP!
_ . Combination Loin
P
CHOPS
(Our Reg. Price Ib 1.96 - SAVE 3851 Ib)
IYou'll do better with A&P's Dollar Sale!
Contains:
2 Rib Chops
2 Loin End 'b
Chops
4 Centre Cut
Chops
Pork Loin Sliced (Our Reg. Price 1.78- SAVE 20c)
ItE0NAITE
or 1 -Ib vac pac
58
Assorted Varieties
NINE LIVES
CAT FOO'
Our Regular Price 935' - SAVE 34%
PREVIOUSLY FROZEN, SLICED RIB HALF LOIN ( TENDERLOIN HALF LB 1.78)
Beef Liver.16.9 Pork Roast
4.68
SWIFT SUGAR PLUM, DINNER STYLE, VAC PAC (COUNTRY STYLE )
BonelessHamsb2.58 Pork
Ib1CB
.
FRESH, WHOLE OR HALF (BONELESS) PORK PICNIC
• 4.98Schhoouplder or Butt Le of Porlbgk1.36
s
Carol, 100% Vegetable Oil
•
Real Value!
MARGARINE !;:b
PASTAS -.-ASSORTED VARIETIES ACTION PRICEDI 200 g BOX HEINZ ACTION PRICED! 14 -FL -0Z TIN
Creamettes 5k1.0O Tomato:Sauce 3forLOO
A&P, ASSORTED VARIETIES ACTION PRICEDI 15-0Z TIN "COUNTRY GOOD" CHICKEN NOODLE 4.5 -oz pkg of 2 Envs
Dail DogFood 4 for 1.00 Heinz .So .mix2 for 1.00y p
(SAVE 20r
COTTONELLE
BATHROOM TISSUE
McCormick's, Assorted Varieties
McBIG 700a
COOKIES
*9
of 4
alis
Scope
1.81 litre bottle 319
3 LITRE BOX
All,,DOtergent 2. 9
, POWDERED ACTION PRICED!
SNO'FLAKE, PURE
Shortenirt
1 -Ib pkg
J
A&P, CHOICE ACTIONf PRICED!
Tomatoes 19 -fl -oz tin 2 for 1.00
E. D. SMITHS," PURE, ASSORTED VARIETIES 9 -FL -OZ JAR'
Jams & Jellies 2foi.00
SAVE 30?)
Liquid
JAVEX
BLEACH
MOTHER PARKERS S3 LB. BAG
Hot Chocolate 2.49
GARIBALD 1 3 LITRE
Vegetable Oil 3.59
FAMILY PKG OF 180
Scott Na �kins 1.19
REGULAR, PKG OF 30 OR TODDLER SIZE, PKG OF 24
babyScott Diapers 2.19
CUT -RITE n 100 -FT. ROLL 79c )
Wax Pape'. 2Q0 -ft roll 1.49
REGULAR SANITARY NAPKINS (11ELTLESS PKG OF 48-3.69)
Coinfidets pkg of 482,99
Assorted Colours Our Reg. Price 1.7 -SAVE 30c
SCOT- gk,9.,c,1
T LS ,
BUY 2 - SAVE 1751
Jane ear ker , Sliced, Regular or Sandwich
60% WHOLE
WHEAT BREAD
24 -oz
loaf
for
09
Our Reg.
Price 63t ea
Jane Parker, Sliced (Our Reg. Price 79c -SAVE 10c)
RAISIN
BREAD
16 -oz
loaf
ACTION PRICED!
JANE PARKER
Spice Nut Loaf ,6„,0,83,1
15-0Z FOIL PKG
JANE PARKER
Chocolate Brownies 1.29
JANE PARKER
Apple Pie full 8 -inch, 22 -oz pie 99,i
Our Regular Price 1.29
You' 1 do better at
fte
YOPIAIT, PLAIN OR ASSORTED FLAVOURS ACTION PRICED,
Yogurt 175 g tub 3 for1.00
SOFT MARGARINE ACTION PRICED!
Olue Bonnet 28_02,685f/
Snack Bars pkg of 4 bars 6951
LOTOCAIrA, PROVINCIAL & WINTARIO TICKETS
A AILABLE AY A&P FOOD STORES'
News from
by BesretnihaorMis ameeGerte7
The Three Links Senior
Citizens met .on Tuesday
evening last week in the
local hall with a good
attendance. The
president, Mrs. Bertha
MacGregor presided over
the business and ex:
tended the invitation
from the Kippen. East
Institute to be their
guests at a dinner in the
Legion Hall Wednesday,
Japnuroagryrel
s7.sive euchre
was played with &ix
tables in play. Prize
winners were: ladies'
high, Mrs. Gertie Moir;
gent's, high, Alex
McBeath; lone hands,
Mrs. Wm. Rogerson;
ladies' consolation, Mrs.
Alf Ross ; gent's con-
solation, Bert Horton.
Refreshments were
served with the following
committee in charge:
entertainment, Bertha
MacGregor, Pearl
Koehler, Elsie Carlile;
lunch, Alice Ferg, Eileen
Rannie, Elizabeth Riley.
Former Hensall
man Wes
Jack A. 'Peebles of
London passed away in
St. Joseph's Hospital,
Lorcdon on Monday,
January 8, 1979 in his 57th
year.
The deceased Was a
former resident of
Hensall having operated
a bake shop here some
years ago.
He is surviyed by hiS
wife, M-rs. Marion
(Sangster) Peebles;
children, Monica,
Gregory,Jack and Ivor all
at home; brother Ross
Peebles, Elmira; and
sisters, Mrs. Jack (Ruth)
Turner, Waterloo and
Mrs. Arthur (Alice)
Stead of Port Colborne.
He was predeceased by a
'brother Donald (1962).
Funeral services were
held from the Peebles
Fpneral Home, Atwood
on Thursday, January 11
conducted by the Rev.
Thomas A. A. Duke.
Interment in Elma
Centre Cemetery.
4-1-11eaders rewarded
, Mrs. Cecil Pepper
presided for th,e Hensall
Women's -Institute
meeting on Wednesday
evening and opened with
a poem on "New Year's".
The roll call was an-
swered by quoting the
price one paid for an
article purchased when
you were married.
The 4-H leaders,
namely Joyce Pepper,
Betty Beer and Dianne
Gprstenkorn and the
three assistants Marylin
Pepper, Trudy Ferguson
and Jill McLellen were
awarded prizes which
were presented by Mrs.
Eileen Rannie.
'Special honour went to
Marylin Pepper for 12
clubs and Advanced
honours to Jill McLellan
for 18 clubs.
The guest speaker was
Mrs. Cathy Pryde of
Exeter who works with
the "Family Children
Services". Slides were
shown on the abuse and
question and answer
period followed Mrs.
Pryde's address, which
was most interesting and
Mrs. Gladys Coleman
presented • Mrs. Pryde
wail a gift.
Arrangements were
made for a euchre party
to be held February 14th.
Refteshmenti were
served.
Londesboro...
• from page 12.
Marni Gibbings; keeper
of the logs, Debbie
Preszcator; keeper of the
treasurer, Karen Wright.
The meeting then
closed in song and
several gentles were
played.
Personals ,
Mrs. Bob Burns mu).
admitted to Clinton
hospita) on January 8.
Mrs. Stewart Glousher
was admitted to SeafOrth
hospital on January lefor
surgery on January 15.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lee
returned home on
January 7 after spbnding
two weeks in Palm
BeAch, ?ride.
Mr. nd Mrs. lien
Jim were SatUrday
su*pper guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Mack of