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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1979-02-01, Page 1741, CLINTON, NEWS. -RECORD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1979-,-pqOE 17 Auburn news... SAVE Sof Wesgate ICE CREAM 2 litre carton 100,14016 The Superb Blend, Best Coffee °aLich in Brazilian a Ai es rn a 'Be Off at AO CLO FFEE Our Regular Price 1.4 9 141, bag We buy when the price is right to give you better when:- r --.1i( we sell. Our careful shopping pays off in savings for you. r"CSAVE 30¢ Schneiders' Week at A&P! WIENERS Schneiders Red Hots, Dutch Treet, All Beef or Dinner Franks 1 -Ib vac pac • SCHNEIDERS, SLICED, REGULAR OR ALL BEEF Bologna SCHNEIDERS Sauerkraut 1 -Ib vac SCHNEIDERS, SLICED, REGULAR, THICK SLICED OR MAPLE Pac1.39 Side Bacon Seafood! SEABUOY, FROZEN, BATTERED Haddock 161.79 HIGHLINER, FROZEN, FAMILY SIZE 32 -OZ PKQ , Fish Sticks 2.99 1 -Ib vac pac 1.1, 7 9 HIGHLINER, FROZEN Scallons 2.4 SCHNEIDERS, LOOPS 2 -lb bag gg¢ Po'Iish gSausa e SCHNEIDERS, SLICED, ASSORTED VARIETIES 6.OZ VAC PAC SCHNEIDERS Cooked Meats 73( Headcheese SCHNEIDERS, SLICED 6 -OZ VAC PAC SCHNEIDERS, BEEF OR STEAK Cooked Ham 1.59 MeatPies • B RODUCE Ib 1■9E; FROZEN, OCEAN 12 -OZ BOWL perch FilletsIb 1.39 1.29 BLUEWATER, FROZEN, THRIFT PACK 32 -OZ PKG Fish & Chips 2.19 8 -oz twin pack 88ii' HIGHLINER, FROZEN 16.OZ PKG Haddock Fillets 1.98 IIAIIAC.�H Q�°A 41.� Florida, Thin Skin, Easy to Peel TEMPLE 10 ORANGES' CANADA FANCY, IMPORTED, Apples Granny Smith No. 1 Grade, Long Green Slicers No. 1 Grade, California, Sweet, Red MEX1CAN CUCUMBERS ry FLORIDA, EXTRA LARGE SIZE, WHITE, SEEDLESS 1669/1 Grapefruit 3f0r1. NO. 1 GRADE, FLORIDA, FIRM, FINEST FLAVOUR NO. 1 GRADE, ONTARIO, WAXED, RICH IN VITAMIN A & C Tomatoes 1659¢ Rutabagas 1e14a CANADA FANCY, ONTARIO, CRISP, SWEET, RED DELICIOUS J.B. COUNTRY STYLE, SERVE OLD OR HOT 64-F1,.OZ BTL.. Apples 51eb•s1J9 Apple Cider. 1.09 .Ready -to -Serve, Assorted Varieties QUAKER OATMEAL Froitin, Layer, Assorted Varieties SARA .LEE CAKES 9 -oz pkg 13 -oz cake Action Priced! Action Priced! SAVE 30r McLean, Frozen, Straight Cut 2 -Ib pkg FRENCH FRIES 1 9 0 - Our Reg. Price 79? ea Action Priced! MONARCH 21 �. Savarin, At"ssorted Varieties FROZEN DINNERS 11 -oz pkg SAVE 30¢ Assorted 'Varieties TREAT FOR YOUR FEATHERED FRIENDS 20 -LB, BAG Wild Bird Seed 2.99 LEISURE, CLEAN, LONG BURNING Fireplace Logs 98a VARIETY OF COLOURS 6 -INCH POT Potted Mums 3.69 Jane Parker, Sliced, 100% Whole or Cracked Wheat BROWN' ��09 BREAD 2«% ANGEL CAKE 14 -oz cake Action Priced! DAD'S BOOKIES SAVE 2O) Assorted Varieties LANCIA. PASTAS WISit �►�P9 � ��Vll�;� WITH THIS COUPON A Superb Blend, RIch.In Brazilian Coffees • APPLE PIE full 8" 22 -oz pie Sunsqueeze, Frozen, Concentrated 12.5 fl -oz tin ORANGE JUICE Shop A&P!,1 Granny BUTTER TARTS pkg of 12 • 9 Our Regular Price 1.49 — SAVE 40c WITH THIS COUPON A Superb Blend, Rich in Brazilian Coffees 1.00 OFF ' Our Regular Price 3.59 Limit on• bap per customer. Valid thru Saturday, February 3rd, 1979 r4IMENERi UV 1 -LB BAG 8 O'CLOCK COFFEE No. 646 E:7" 14 -oz tin tie bag 2 -Ib pkg c.-----)300 -OFF 8 gl.FEEK 3 -LB BAG 43.00 Our Regular Price 10.69 Limit ono big per customer. Valid thru Saturday, February Sid, 1979 No. 647 • from page 16 and Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock. Mrs. Grange opened the meeting by welcoming everyone and reading a poem, Spring Tiptoed Through the Town Last Night. The year's financial statement was given by the treasurer, Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock showing total receipts for $466.45 with expenditures being $355.99 to keep up the flowerbeds in the village during the past year along with window boxed and the Man- chester Garden. The auditor's report prepared by Mrs. B' th Lansing and Mrs. Oliver Anderson, was read by the secretary. Mrs. Frank Raithby was called upon to preside for the election of officers. The chairman of the nominating com- mittee, James Towe, gave the list of officers which was accepted by the members. Mrs. Grange was thanked for her leadership and welcomed, back for another term. Plans were started for the coming celebration for Auburn's birthday party and a committee to plan a float for the parade were named: Mrs. Frances Clark, Stewart Ball, Ross Robinson, Mrs. Maurice Bean and Mrs. Gordon Dobie. Flower baskets for the streets have been ordered and as yellow and green were the colors named for the Auburn colors, this color scheme will be worked into the floral decorations. James Towe was ap- pointed to see if the Auburn and District Lions Club would assist in providing benches or seats to be placed in different parts of the village for the senior citizens and othersto use. Orders for white and Norway spruce trees were taken and anyone wishing for any spring planting, please contact Mrs. Bradnock. The Red Maple was chosen as a special tree to be planted by the Auburn Society to commemorate the 125th birthday of Auburn and a suitable place will be found to plant it. After several items of business, plans were made for the March 5 meeting at 8 p.m. when a speaker will be present to talk on flowers to grow for the 125th celebrations in the village flower beds. Mrs. Thomas Jardin and Mrs. Thomas Haggitt will be the lunch ‘corn- mittee. Officers of the Auburn Horticultural Society for 1979 are: president - Mrs. Dorothy Grange; first vice-president - Mrs. Ross Robinson; second vice-president - Mrs. Ross Andrews; secretary - Mrs. Thomas Haggitt; treasurer - Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock; assistant secretary - Mrs. Frances Clark; pianist Mrs. Donald Haines; assistant pianist .- Mrs. Brian Hallam; directors elected this year - Stewart Ball, James Towe, Mrs. James Glousher, Mrs. Donald Cartwright and Mrs. James • Schneider; directors to retire 1979 - Mrs. Frank Raithby, Mrs. Thomas Lawlor,_ Mrs. Robert Turner, Mrs. Rpbert Arthur and Mrs. Thomas Jardin; auditors - Mrs. Oliver Anderson and Mrs. Beth Lansing; • nominating committee - Mrs. Donald Haines, Mrs. John Durnin and Mrs. Ernest Durnin; and elephone committee - Mrs. Frances Clark, Mrs. Elma McFarlane and James Towe. SOCIAL NEWS A "Beat the January Blahs Lasagna Bash" was held last week by Mrs. Marie Hebert and Mrs. Ann St. Jean for several friends. All present recommended it as an effective way to beat cold weather blues. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Randy ,Machan (nee Arva Ball) on the birth of their ,son, Craig Randall in Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, Goderich last week.