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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1983-03-30, Page 15ALL PURPOSE OR UNBLEACHED Fiveses Fl®ur 99 2.5 kg bag OUR REGULAR PRICE 3.21 A&P reserves the right to Bomot quantities to normal family requirements We redeem all food store coupons Prices effective thru SaturdaiA April 2nd. 1983 1 PEPSI FREE (REGULAR OR SUGAR FREE) REG. OR DIET Pepsi-Cola CASE OF 24 TINS SIX PACK PEPSI AVAILABLE AT OUR REG. PRICE 5R NE REGULA le S PER UY FRESH 2% Milk 4 LITRE BAG NEW METRIC SIZE 17.3% MORE MILK THAN 3 QT BAG CHEF STYLE, OVEN READY CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MAI-tCH 30, 1983 PAGE 15 ib Shank or NO CENTRE S Bull Poll351��/ EIC tMM Shanko ES REMOVED � Butt Half 373 18 d Ham sten ItTv:RE i ;8 39 /199 Mg 18 gIV w® with supermarket phew OUR CUT FROM C. NA'S FINEST O+"I„.DE'A' L.,EEEF EGULAPRICE 8.8WWkg.3.998b CUT FOM CANAD Gi'IADE 'A' %,EEF ST 'S FINEST IP LOI I OR OUR EGUL I,R P'(ICE UP TO 13.431kg--6.091b SWIFT •BEADY TO SE VE HALVES O', QUA TE S OUR REGULAR PRICE UP TO 7.91Ikg-3.59Ib FRESH. MEDIUM tri,. nd Re �.r r/1 CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE A BEEF, Rib Eye R , 'IIs WHOLE 111[kglu/49? CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'A' BEFF WhuI:r MOO_ in 11, 9f;/4!? CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'A' BEEF, Beef Tenderloin W OLE 1 431 / ikg CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'A' BEEF Beef Tenderloin NEW ZEALAND FROZEN SHORT, CIIT VAC PAC Lamb Legs 9/ MARY MILES. VAC PAC Bologna chunks SHOPSY. COLE SLAW OR Potato Salad CORNED BEEF OR Shopsy Pastrami ALL BEEF Ib 99 Ib Ib SWIFT, CLUB, READY TO SE VE WHOLE HALVES 6.371k9-2.89 Ib BONELESS 7.251kg-3.29 Ib IBb SCHNEIDER'S. READY TO SERVE. HALVES Olde=Fashioned Hams 1034/ MAPLE LEAF SWEET PICKLED Cottage Rolls GRADE A'. EVISCERATED Frozen Ducks kg 4” 439/199 !kg Ib 2" /11 ikg Ib UTILITY GRADE. FROZEN, EVISCERATED Roasting Chickens 9 MAPLE LEAF OR SCHNEIDFR'S 35rkg /1 Ib�� Ham Steaks 175 o 1a Pkg SWIFT Ol 1) MIL l 3508 {,,, (An vi r 9 Breakfast sausages IQ /1 pkq of 4 50 q pouches Shopsy Sausages ',II( D 1.`)OKED IAM 175 q VA(' PAC Oh 229Swift Premium Bologna Soo g 95 Pkg A&P REGUL AR OR THICK Sl ICED Side Bacon Ib 375g 15: vac pac 500 g 239 vac pac APLE LEAF SLICE & F G1}EAT FOR STUFFING 4aus&' PRICE e 500 g roI I OU I•' REGULAR PRICE 2.59 PREMIUM S. ift MAPLE LEAF Polish sausage CUDDY. SLICED Turkey CUDDY. SLICED. Turkey rs Salami WHITE OR WHITE & DARK Roll 1 Ib vac pac 15 1I/1 lb 69 175 g 139 pkg 125 g 1 39 Site MARY MILES. HOT OR SWEET Italian Sausage 3r /1" MAHY MILLS. SLICFU VAH PACK OH MINCED HAM Cooked Meats 378 79 vac pat1 MAPLE LEAF , Kolbassa Sausage a A,1n(, g i 31Ib BRANDT Black Forest Ham 99,0„0 /4" RRANDT, MIX & MATCH. 3 VARIETIES Cold cuts a6410()q NESTLES. ASSORTED VARIETIES Mini Puddings A&P Mandarin Oranges pkgo44 5 nt tins 1 e 39 O fl 07 Iln W 69 BETTY CROCKER. ASST VAR, (AKE MIxF P01.39 510 g Super -Moist 011RF VF GF TARI F ()II Pam Spray 11 07 aaarosoI tin 3,29 HOSTESS, ASST VARIETIES Potato Chips OUR REGULAR PRICE 1 59 READY TO SFRVF ASST VAR Heinz Soups PREPARE D French's Mustard UNCI F BEN 5 AS.SORTF D VARIETIES Stuff 'N' Such BRAVO P1 AIN MUSHROOM OR MEAT Spaghetti Sauce 3 8 0 07 tins 500 ml iAr 607 Pkq 20 n7 1�n 1®®0 1009 1.09 11 Ar` 200 g BAG PURE VEGETABLE 19 Bravo 011 OUR REGULAR PRICE 499 SMILES 'N CHUCKLES Mint Patties SMILES 'N CHUCKLES Minuet Cherries ELEGANTF Assorted Chocolates 100 Ni Mg V/ 300 g box 2® 29 600 g box 4.99 3 LITRE PLST CONT SELECT 2" A orted Chocolates 300 g BOX 29 OU t I REGULAR PRICE 1.39 PKG OF 12-t49 OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.89 ASSORTED FLAVOU `,S Ch • o{i :' u everages case of 24 10 fi oz tons Canada Dry 6 pack of 300 mL returnable Nils. available at our regular price. SPAGHETTI, R.C. MACARONI, SPAGHETTINi Gately Pasta Euchre p t rty held By Isabel Scut Brucefield Oddfellows held a euchre party on March 'L5. The winners were Men's high, Leroy Oesch ; lone hands, W.D. W ilsor : low, Bruce McClrnchey ; Ladies' high, Audrey Walsh ; lone hands, Irene Oesrl i , low, Irene Crich. Lucky draw winners were Retia Baird and Fred Deichert. Mrs. Marjorie Caldwell was hostess for the Stanley Unit meeting on March 23. Invitations to Egrnondvi)le on April 5 and Varna on Apr 11 7 were read. Mrs. Madeleine Rathwell reported on the bowlers din- ner on April 11. Mrs. Pearl Eyre and Mrs. Edna Paterson have return- ed from Arcadia, Florida after spending the winter months there. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Triebner of ('hesley visited with Mr. and Mrs. 1). Triebner Iast Wednesday. We welcome Mrs. Grace McBride of Kippen to her new home in Brucefield. Miss Joyce Broadfoot of London visited with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Broadfoot on the weekend. Sympathy is expressed to Mrs. Russell Dallas and family due to the death of Mr. Dallas. Mrs. Glenn Swan spent the school break holiday 111 Horida. Fish and gun club news You may have noticed that the geese are back, which is as much a sign of spring as the sudden snowstorm. Spring cleanup has begun at the Fish and Gaine farm, and this year, something new has been added. An archer trail has been cleared and it makes an excellent walk-through trail. At the clubhouse, a new executive has been elected, and the committee leaders have been designated the president's position has been filled by ('am Grigg, with Don Switzer as his first vice, and Ron Carter as second vice. The new secretary is Thalma McDougall and the treasurer is Don Jefferson Come out and offer your support and congratulations at the next general meeting on Monday, April 4 at 8:30. 'There are already over 1uu paid up members, and memberships for this year are due March 31. The past few weeks have been busy at the clubhouse. Not only have there been elections, but the club also put on a successful fun bingo with various prizes awarded. The Huron Dart League was here for an enjoyable af- ternoon of darts, and lunch served by Thelma McDougall and Mary Cote. The regular dart season has ended with a President's Dart Tournament, a fun dart night, and coming on Ap-il 9th a dinner and dance. iast Saturday evening was the Past President's Banquet with an excellent meal prepared by June Barrett. It was nice to see all those who have given of their time over the years to take a turn as president of the club. A (lance is planned for early May. All members and guests are welcome to come out and help support the club. Come on down to the clubhouse and try your luck with the hockey pool, with proceeds going towards our building fund. See you at the club. oPP report The ( 11d('r11 1 (11'I) reported two major 1. - (Idents Iast ~eek, one winch caused major Injuries to a ' anastra woman. On March 21i a car driv('n by Brian Pickard, 21, of Clinton was travelling south on Highway 4 when the vehicle went into the west. shoulder struck a culvert and rolled over Glenda Bolger of Variastra received major Injuries in the mishap Alsn in1 ,r1•d were Robert Nesbitt if Bayfield. Ronald Taylor ,f Brucefield and 1 )avid I ,ear 'f iAxnieshoro 11 -ley i(.1I'I\1"1 minimal e a('('1(1(`nt On March )5 ,i . (rlu' le driven by Gordon ('udnlnrl', 70, of Clinton was ni,r• thbuind 1 8 km north of Hnlrnesville when it collided with a vehicle driven by Kenneth Mnrlev. 78 of Kmmnka Morley received minor injuries and $.1.000 damage to his vehicle 1'udniore had $2.000 damage to his vehicle