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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1979-02-22, Page 9Partly Skimmed, Fresh 2% MILK 1 -quart bag THE CLINTON NEWS-RECQRW, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1979 -•-SAGE 9 Regular � SAIff °r Fine-�.� Grind toffee TRADITIO 1 -Ib bag We bu when the price is right t, give you better value when Our careful shopping pays off in savings for you. imit 2 bags per family purchase, with a minimum $5.00 purchase, excluding cigarettes.) BUTCHER SHOP QUALITY: & SERVICE Utility Grade, Eviscerated, Frozen Our Regular Price Ib 1.25 — SAVE 27 i Ib 6 to 10 -Ib 'b average SliceMaple Leaf — For Economical Meals SAUSAGE ROLL &Fry GOLDEN SKILLET, FROZEN Chicken88 A&P, Sliced, Side 2 -lb bu•cket 3 AC pkgof4,2-oz ks ' T'k° 1 Ib vac pac Corned Beef1.75 SHOPSYS, BONUS BUY, BUY 3 GET 1 FREEpkgs COORSH — COLE SLAW OR 24 -OZ CONTAINER Potato,Salad 99d CUT FROM CANADA GRADE "A" BEEF 7 -Inch Cut, First 5 Ribs Only IME RIB ROAST Lb la ■ • a ■ ■ ■ ■ • ■ ' ■ • ■ • • ■ 1 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ • • we sell. Action Priced Ready -to -Serve Assorted Varieties • HEINZ SOUPS 1 • ■ ■ FROZEN JSTEAKETTES Cut from Canada ■ • BEEF STEAKETTES 1.69 PRIME STAKSB Mary Miles, Frozen 2 -lb pkg BEEF STEAKETTES- 2.28 Ib 278 • • • ■ 1■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■.■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■lir■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■.■■■■■■■■■:i You'll do better with A&P's ECONOMY CORNER The Best Coffee comes'in a Bean at A&PI Custom Ground in the store when you buy It ... not before! RED CIRCLE COFFEE 1 -Ib bag Liquid Bleach .99 BIG BEAR, PLASTIC Garbage Bas A&P, CHOICE Tomatoes 128-FLOZ PLASTIC JUG 69¢ pkgof1059¢ 1 - , ACTION PRICED! ,28 -fl -oz tin 5 gfe . You'll do better at A&P's Garden Spot! Florida, Temples, Thin Skin, Easy to Peel RANGES _10for9951 FLORIDA'S FINEST, EXTRA LARGE SIZE, WHITE, India.n River Gra.p�fruit 3orLOO NO. 1 GRADE, BEST VEGETABLE BUY O.nt. Carrots NO. 1 GRADE, YELLOW COOKING Ont Onions 5 -Ib bag 99p! 5 -Ib bag a9¢ NO. 1 GRADE, WAXED ECONOMICAL & NUTRITIOUS Ont. g Rutaba as Ib17i.. irony' w. CALIFORNIA, EXCELLENT IN SALADS Avocado Pears 3 kr 1.00 MEXICAN, FINEST FLAVOUR PINT BOX Cherry Tomatoes 79.' REIGER Begonia 64 ' 4inch pot 1 '' 9 ■ (SAVE 44/0 Powdered OXYDOL DETERGENT 6 litre . box 99 Shop A&P! Our Reg. Price 2.69 We redeem ' all food store coupons LOTO CANADA, PROVINCIAL & WINTARIO TICKETS AVAILABLE AT A&P FOOD STORESI Three join Lions --Club At the regular meeting of the Lions Club of Clinton on Tuesday, February 13, three new members were initiated into the Club. Walter Snary was sponsored by Lion Red Garon and introduced by Lion Davies. Terry Maguire was sponsored by Lion Red Garon and introduced by Lion Des Cassidy and Wayne Smith .was sponsored by Lion Glenn :' Price and introduced by Lion Stewart Middleton. Lion Stewart Taylor assisted by Lion Beecher Menzies and Lion Jens Andersen performed the ceremony. Steve Cooke . was the special head table guest and presented a 30 - minute documentary and slide presentation of a Safari to Africa. Next week, the Lions will prepare the annual Easter Seal mailing in conjunction with the Crippled Children's Campaign. Londesboro... • from page 8 boggan party on Satur- day afternoon. Leaders Murray Howatt, Bruce Lockhart, Allan Peel and Greg Andrews took the boys to Ernie Brown's hill, near the Clinton cemetery. Despite the very cold weather, everyone had a good time and after tobganning, they returned to the -Lon- desboro church for hot dogs and hot chocolate. The food was prepared by Mary Peel, Lena Nesbitt and Hattie Wood. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Ted Fothergill and family attended the Marks- - Smith wedding on Saturday at St. Paul's Anglican Church in Wingham. A reception followed in the Wingham Legion. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shobbrook were gues on Saturday of their great- granddaughter, 'Chastity Colquhoun of Clinton. They celebrated her fifth birthday - Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jack • Lee were', Mr. Bob Elliott of Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wilkins, Jarrett and Todd from Listowel and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Henderson of Brucefield. Needlecraft classes Marjorie Duizer' and Alice Buchanan attended classes on needlecraft for beginners on February and 20 in Clinton. Anyone interested in learning this craft is asked to contact Mrs. Duizer and 523-4359 or Mrs. Buchanan at 482- 3201. 4-H News The first meeting of the Londesboro III, 4-1-1 club was held at Marjorie Duizer's ' home on February 12. The election of officers was held and those chosen included: president, Kathy Rad- ford; vice president, Jackie Johnston; secretary, Laurel Duizer; press reporter, Helen Kolkman. Fo'r the first meeting 10 members were present, one junior and two leaders. The members included Kathy Radford, Diana Shobbrook, Helen Kolkman, Jackie Johnston, Elizabeth Lawson, Jeanette Johnston, Laurel Duizer, Nancy ''othergill, Mary Lou Anderson. The pre -4 - Her was Lisa Duizer and the leaders are Judy Datema and Mrs. Duizer. Trail date set Kenneth B. Wright of RR2 Seaforth, a Hullett Township farmer elected trial by provincial court judge when he appeared in provincial court in Goderich Monday on a charge of attempting to defraud the Ontario Crop Insurance Commission of about $4,162. The trial will be held on May 7. Wright is accused of trying to make a fraudulent 'claim oti his 1978 white bean crop.