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lieguiar4 or Diet .10 -fl -oz tins
CASE OF 24
PEPSI -COLA
(Our Repular,
Price 7.99)
(Carton of 6 -10 -fl -oz bottles 1.95 — Plus Deposit)
SAVE 30,1
Jane Parker
ANGEL CAKE
.
,7 14=oz
cake
•
BUYSAVE 585/1
Marvel Sliced
SANDWICH BREAD
Frozen, Eviscerated, Maple Leaf, Miracle Baste, .
A&P Self -Basting or Swift Deep -Basted
for
131iteher Ste
with Supermarket Prices
f3tio
CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE "A" BEEF
(Our Regular Price 1.79)
SAVE 70?
Imperial
MARGARINE
99
3 -lb
pkg
(Our Regular Price 2.69)
SAVE 40se
Chinook
WINDSHIELD ANTIFREEZE
WASHER
24 -oz loaf
(Our Regular Price 69c loaf)
SAVE 54?
Black Diamond Single Thins
CHEESE SLICES
9
(Our Regular Price 2.53 )
CASE
OF 24 I Ar
Outside Cut, Eye Removed
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court report.
Over 30 pot)* wore
charged mid couvict4in
Clinton for various
charges in the AtigUst
court.
Incidents involving
use of liquor wero
the basis ,of many
charges. Mervyn Henn/
Durnin of RR 1, Len-
desboro was fined $53 for
an August 23 charge of
having open liquor
available while operating
a motor vehicle. •Other
similar • charges were
issued and fines given to.,:
Richard Frisby, RR 5,
Goderich, $63; William
Proctor, Hamilton, $63;
Brian Millar, Lon-
desboro, $63. Mark
Bugera, Toronto, $53;
Paul Priestap, Clinton,
$63; Tony Roetcisoender,
RR 2, Blyth, $63; Brian
Miller, Clinton, $63.
A number of other
liquor charges involved
persons under 19 -years -
of -age and individual
charges and fines were
issued to: Donald
McIntosh, Brucefield,
$53; Jeffrey Ball, Clinton,
$53; David Stephenson,
RR 1, Varna, $53; Arnold
Roest, RR 1, Clinton, $53;
Mark Damsnia, RR 5,
Clinton, $53; Richard
Kaptein, Bayfield, $53;
William Fleming,
Clinton, $53; Timothy
Proctor,.Clinton, $53.
Michael Albert of
Brussels was fined $263
for an August 23 charge of
speeding. DaVid Brodie of
RR 2, Brucefield was
fined $198 for a speeding
• charge and on the same
day, August 10 received
two other charges on
unnecessary noise, with
fines of $53 each.
Daniel •Proctor of
Clinton was fined $28 for
an August 2 charge of
failing to produce the
proper endorsement.for a
motorcyle registration
and Ronald Thompson of
RR 1, Brucefield received
a $13 fine for failing to
have his insurance card.
es of failing to
obe affic signs and
failure to stop were
issued and $28 fines each
were issued to Scott
Robinson of RR 4,
Walton, Daniel Proctor of
Clinton for two charges,
Thomas Sharp of RR 1,
Clinton and Richard
Ducharme of Clinton.
Steven Wilson of RR 3,
Clinton was fined $53 for a
charge of unnecessary
noise and during August
similar charges and $53
fines were issued to
Donald McIntosh of
Brucefield, Harry Otten
of RR 2, Seaforth, Dennis
Fothergill of Londesboro,
Gerald Barringer of
Seaforth, Robert Van
Riesen of Clinton, Steve
Watson of RR 4, Clinton
and Gary Uniac of
Clinton. Michael Cooper
,of Clinton was, fined $53
for a charge of being
intoxicated in a public
place.
Great parade
WINGHAM - Many of the
people who marched as
pupils the first school
BEEF ROASTS
SHELL MOTOR OIL
mumaimmumi
SAVE
1.00 lb
(Our Regular Price Ib 3.49)
(Our
Regular
Price
Ib 1.49)
(SAVE
20c lb)
Butt
Portion
Ib
16 to 26 -lbs average
(No centre slices removed)
(No centre slices removed)
Ham Steaks
(Our
Regular
Price
Ib 1,59)
(SAVE.
• 20c lb)
16119
161.39
161.49
161.89
(Our Regular Price 1.39 — SAVE 40c)
Canada Grade "A", Eviscerated
4litre
cntr
(Our Regular Price 1.59)
All Purpose
ROBIN HOOD
FLOUR 2.5 kg bag
199
E. D. Smith (Our Reg. Price 99c) SAVE 30c
COCKTAILr2:;fti;rez 69?
WITH THIS COUPON
the regular price of
A&P — BONELESS •
111
a Cut from Canada Grade "A" Beef
STRIP. LOIN STEAKS
box of eight-- 8 -oz steaks
111 Limit one) per family
Wild until October I 1th, 1980.
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$.5.00 OFF
FRESH, LEAN CANADA PACKERS, STORE PACK, BREAKFAST
Ground Beef 4.99 Sausage
CUT FROM CANADA GRADE "A" BEEF
Stealub3 9
2 MAPLE LEAF BRAND,
Sirloin Tip SLICED, REGULAR, THICK OR MAPLE
CUT FROM CANADA GRADE "A" BEEF — Side Bacon 500gpk91.99
FULL SLICE ROUND STEAK OR TENDERIZED
MAPLE LEAF
Cube Steak 1b2.99 Ham Steaksg5gpkg1.79
MAPLE LEAF, OR SWIFT, MAPLE LEAF, SLICED
Hams 175 g PKG
READY -TO -SERVE, SUGAR PLUM QUARTERS LB 2.59
lb -2.49 Cooked Ham 1.59
halves
MAPLE LEAF, SLICED, 6 VARIETIES 375 g PKG
Cooked Meats 1.69
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MAPLE LEAF OR SWIFT SUGAR PLUM, READY -TO -SERVE
Dinner Hams ib2.69
SCHNEIDERS, VAC. HALVES, READY -TO -SERVE
Hams Olde Fashioned lb 3.99
MAPLE LEAF, REGULAR OR ALL BEEF
Wieners 1 lb vac pac 139
MAPLE LEAF, BRISKETS, VAC PIECES
Corned Beef 162.49
hand recently, either as
spectators of par-
ticipants, when the
Belgrave, Brussels and
Blyth School Fair hedl
another successful eyene
in spite of raint weather.
This year marks the 60th
anniversary of the fair.
The highlight of this
year's anniversary was a
parade of 25 floats and 38
children of decorated
bicycles.
Holmesville...
• from page 8
anniversary services and
was a weekend guest of Cr
Mr. and Mts. H. Cud -
more. •
Sunday dinner guests
with Mr. and Mrs.
William Norman were
Hazel and Everett
McIlwain, Pat and Bob
Norman, Robyn and Lee
of Varna and Shirley
Norman of Kitchener.
The community would
like to extend their get
well Wishes to Mrs.
Evelyn Orr, who is at
home at present.
There was a very
successful gun shoot held
at Art tell's fruit farm
and turkey winners came
trorn as far away as
ndon and Listowel to
' 'y their luck.