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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1980-03-06, Page 9G CLINTON' NEWS -R' C RD, LIRSDArlytA .-...s4///#m 111�� •w�ama,e • FIRST GRADE BUTT with'1'141461646• A&P IS A FRESH BEEF SHOP! Supermarket Prices! Cut from Canada Gade A„Beef Outside -Cut eye removed u oloommommosoloom SAVE 7OIb Our Regular Price lb 3.19 Limit 3 -lbs with $5.00 purchase excluding cigarettes and this item (Our Regular Price Ib 3.39) JANE PARKER ACTION PR,CE, PKG OF BONELESSBEEF ROAS ENGLISH MUFFINS 69a: � YOU'LL DO better WITH A&P'S health & beauty ' aids & general merchandise (While Supplies Last) JIG SAW PUZZLES Rump - Sirloin Tip or �� InsicFe-Inside _ _ - Round Roast SAVE 70¢ A&P is a Country Farm Pork Shop-! Boneless CENTRE CHOPSPORCEUREK T Boneless LOIN PORtitoN PORK PORK BACK RIBS Ib2.49 1b2.29 (Our Regular Price lb 2.39)(Our Regular Price lb 2.69) AQUAFRESH =�,e TOOTHPASTE- Assorted Colours J-CI�ths Philip Coffee Grinder Men's Size, Extra Long A&P Tube Socks Sorrento, 5 -quart Size, Dutch Oven-ith Cover Mouthwash Listermint pkg of101.29 each 1&95 each pawl .2 9 aa- K� Maple Leaf Week at A&P! Maple Leaf is proud to be the official supplier of processed meats to the Canadian Olympic Teams in 1980 SAVE 40c Ib Regular or All Beef 1 -Ib vac pac Golden Fry MAPLE LEAF WIENERS 1 -Ib pkg Maple Leaf, Smoked -139 MAPLE ca F 149 PORKsEWs •b MAPLE. LEAF, _SLICED, ..REGULAR ... MAPLE LEAF, SALAMI, HINT OF MAPLE, THICK SLICED 500 g VAC PAC SMOKIE, GARLIC OR ALL BEEF 250 g PKG MAPLE LEAF • PKG OF 3 - 2.01 POUCHES Side Bacon 1.59 Sausage Sticks 1.49 Corned Beef 1.59 DEVON, BREAKFAST MAPLE LEAF, WAX MAPLE LEAF, CRYOVAC - BRISKET Sausages Ib 1.09 Bologna Chunks *Ib 1,39 Corned Beef lb 1.99 (Sliced Ib 1.19) 09 MAPLE LEAF, SLICED, ASSRTD. VARIETIES 375 g pkg MAPLE LEAF, SLICED 115 g PKG MAPLE LEAF, FLAT, DINNER STYLE Cooked Meats 1.49 Cooked Ham L49- Pork Shoulders Ib L99 MAPLE LEAF, BABY BAG MAPLE LEAF 300 g PKG MAPLE LEAF, MINI OR ROUND Bologna Ib1.29 Super Franks 1.39 Dinner Hams Ib2.39 MAPLE LEAF 1 -LB ROLL MAPLE LEAF, ASSORTED VARIETIES MAPLE LEAF, BONE IN, SMOKED (Quarters Ib 2.49) 1 ■� Deli R 250gPkg Halves-IbSausage Meat 1.29olds 1.49 Hams 2.39 MAPLE LEAF 250 g PKG MAPLE LEAF, SLICED, ASSORTED VARIETIES MAPLE LEAF' 11/2 -LB TIN 500 ml bottle1.99 ' Pe p pero n i Regular, Oily, Dry 225 ml Plastic Bottle BodyOnTap Shampoo 1.79 "iiia ►nog SAVE 50V Assorted Flavours BORDEN ICE CREAM 2 litre carton 89 11111111116111111111111111111111 (Our Regular Price 2.39) "Freeze Dried," Instant MAXIM COFFEE 4'oz jar Action Price! RIDGEWAY Tea Bags KELLOGG'S CEREAL Corn Flakes Sticks 1.49 Bologna 16 -oz vac pac 1;49 Canned Ham 3.99 MAPLE LEAF, ASSRTD. VARIETIES, CRYOVAC, CHUNKS MAPLE LEAF, SWEET PICKLED MAPLE LEAF,' ENGLISH STYLE 175 g PKG Cooked Meats Ib 1.7 9. Cottage Rolls:lb1.49 Back Bacon 1.39 SAVE 1.12 /OM l II All Purpose �_ F�DOSES FLOUR 11 kg bag 99 wargiawassasta BONUS PACK 10 kg PLUS 1 kg "FREE' (Our Regular Price 7.11) Assorted Varieties CLARK STEWS 24-fl-taz tin Action Price! ACTION PRICEI HABITANT ` ACTION PRICE! pkg of 60 1079 ThbIeru Y p ACTION PRICEI PURE VEGETABLE ACTION PRICE/ LLB PKG 750 ml bottle 1.4.9 675 g pkg 1.09. Crisco shortening 89¢ YOU'LL DO better WITH A&P'S FROZEN FOODS! FARM HOUSE, ASSORTED VARIETIES, FROZEN Cream Pies 12-ozpie89$1 GREEN GIANT, "BOIL -IN -BAG", SWEET PEAS OR WHOLE KERNEL IN BUTTER SAUCE 'ACTION PRICE! Vegetables io°=Pks7g51 FROZEN, WHIPPED CREAM. ACTION PRICE! PLAIN OR CHOCOLATE SPONGE 9-01 .CAKE Sara .Lee Cakes 1.39 RHODES, FROZEN ACTION PRICE! WHITE OR WHOLE 'WHEAT PKG OF 5 LOAVES Bread Dough L89 SAVARIN, ASSORTED VARIETIES 11.01 PKG Frozen Dinners 99%, BLUE WATER (WITH SHRIMP STUFFING 2.131 FROZEN, CRUNCHY BREADED 12.01 PKG Fish Portions 1.99 FRASER VALE, FROZEN 24.01 PKG Fish & Chips 1.99 SCHNEIDERS, FROZEN, 1'4 -LB 1 -LB PKG Beef Burgers 2.19 SCHNEIDERS, FROZEN Steakettes 1'Ib pkg 1.83 SAVE 1.00 7-7-7 SO -GREEN All Purpose Fertilizer ( Our Regular Price 5.99 ) A8P31,11(11 WITH THIS COUPON Frozen, Pizzeria Style, Deluxe ALORO 370 g 39 PIZZA pkg i Limit one per fan -01y Valid until March 8th, 1980, V.C. (Feature Price 1.89 without coupon) 1E1:Una Cheryl Radford, daughter of Mr. and- Kra. Leonard Radford, RR1 L.ondesboro, received .• The RBW Inc. award during the Georgian College Annual Awards Day ceremony held February 14. S,he is enrolled -in the ' Foundation Art 1 program at the Owen Sound Campus and is one of 139 Georgian students who received an award. She is a graduate of Central Huron Secondary School, Clinton. Brucefeld. UCW meets By Jean Taylor Unit 3 of Brucefield UCW held their February meeting around the topic leisure,. which was presented by Marion Hill and Anne Walters, The ladies learned that a way to be happy is to make the best of whatever we've tot. Pursuing our tasks without fret, fume .or fuss. For it's by com- pleting what God gives us to do, that we find real contentment and hap- piness too. But our body needs time for games and play. Folks need spare time for rent-- a:nd a change in pace from everyday hustle and bustle. The ladies put on their skis and -aleisurely time was spent in a peaceful open field on a cross- country trip. Juice and lunch was served by Mrs. Lorraine Peck and Mrs. Donna-McBeath. Personals Mr. Seldon Ross is not as well as his friends would like and we wish him well. Mary Jane Scott had the misfortune of breaking her leg, but is now going strong on the crutches. Mr. and Mrs. George Cantelon have returned home from a motor trip to Texas, and enjoyed. the warm sunshine. Hint of the Week - Salt removes tea stains in cups, and egg stains on ' spoons. A lump of salt left to melt slowly in the sink will sweeten the drain. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Thompson have returned home from a holiday in Florida in the St. Petersburg area, visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Thompson. There has been a lot of noise and activity around the church manse for the last three weeks, as men and women from the Brucefield-Kippen charges have been busy tearing out plaster, in- sulating and re- decorating the dining room and living room. Anne Marie McMullen and Rev. McMullen are very pleased to see the mess cleaned up and a beautiful new rug put down. The lovely new windows- will help keep out those cold winter winds. The Stanley township curlers have completed a successful season of curling, and are now beginning their final playoffs. It has been such a fine winter, not one night of curling was missed because - of storms. Mr. and Mrs. Don McGregor and Randy, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Taylor, Don and Nancy, and Mr. and Mrs, Charles Proctor spent the weekend at Callander, ice -fishing. Fishing has been slow in the area, but enough fish were caught to have one good dinner. Smile Part of our trouble today is that we have too many simple answers and Jaot, enoagh simple problems.