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Clinton News-Record, 1983-04-20, Page 11ClJNTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, APRII.20, 1983 ---PAGE 15 A :P reSery s the right to limit quantitis to normal family r• ..;Isirements. FRESH 2% PARTLY SKIMMED OR HOMO WHITE, ASST COLOURS, DECOR SOtTiWis `Plus' PKG OF 2 ROLLS OUR REGULAR PRICE 1,99 Cottonefle BatLLL!.:orn Tissue OUTSIDE CUT EYE REMOVED Boneless ound Roast OUR EGULAR P•;ICE 7.691kg-3A9 Ib '�v with supermarket prices e,4000' Cut from Canada's Forest Grade '49 Beef 69 Ib 1.6 litre plat btl CO i:!NATION PCK, CONTAINS: 2 RIB ENDS, 2 LOIN ENDS, 4 CENTRE CUT CHOPS, 8 IN A PKG 1sln Pork Chops Ikg ® Ib OUR REGULAR PRICE 5.27Ikg-2.39 Ib SIRLOIN TIP INSIDE CUT ROUND OR Walesa 37 Ikg OUR REGULAR PRICE UP T OAST OR CHOPS lb 6.56Ikg-3.99 lb OUR REGUL ,R PRICE 6.810kg-3.09 lb FRESH Loan Ground Beef INSIDE CUT Round Steak TENDERIZED Cube Steak rkg Ib 6!kg � /!i99 ib 75/�2? rkg Ib RIB OR 3 TO 31/2 LB TENDERLOIN PORTION Pork Loin Roasts PORK LOIN RIB PORTION (COUNTRY STYLE) 3� Spare Ribs Ikg /1q� Ib RIB PORTION LOIN Boneless Pork Boast 69k5/21 PO6tPo SIDE Spare Bibs 4!Z/1 FRESH, QUARTERS WITH BACKS ATTACHED Chicken Legs 2 kg /11 SMOKED BONELESS PICNIC Pork Shoulders ?/19? UTILITY GRADE EVISCERATED, 4 TO 7 LB AVERAGE Frozen Chickens 29g/99b GRADE 'A', EVISCERATED, 4 TO 5 LB AVERAGE Frozen Ducks _ /11 PREVIOUSLY FROZEN, SLICED Beef Liver 1 .79 NEW ZEALAND FROZEN, SHOULDER Lamb Chops TOWN CLUB, SWEET PICKLED Cottage Rolls SWIFT OLD MILL Breakfast Sausages MAPLE LEAF REGULAR OR ALL BEEF Wieners MAPLE LEAF, GOLDEN FRY & SKINLESS Saul ,'ges MAPLE LEAF Sliced Bologna MAPLE LEAF, SLICED 6 VARIETIES Cooke M guts 375 g voc po, Jg39 /1 99 rkg Ib 195/1 79 Ikg Ib 12H/1I9 vac pac 1 79 1 Ib 500 g 929 pkg vac !IOC 1 79 500 g 1'9 MAPLE LEAF, SLICED, REG, THICK OR HINT OF MAPLE Side Bacon MAPLE LEAF VAC PAC Bologna Chunks &gill MAPLE LEAF VAC PAC Country Kitchen Hams1iMe vac pac 249 500 g MAPLE LE ' F 8 VARIETIES Sausage Sticks MAPLE LEAF 9 VARIETIES Dell Daubs MAPLE LEAF, SLICED Cooked Hang SHOPSYS, SLICED PASTRAMI OR Corned Beef SHOPSYS, COLE SLAW OR Potato Salad 250 g size 250 g 1 size WIC pie 149 175 g pkg of 4 229 50 g pouches 350g119 tub MAPLE LEAF, COOKED 6 VARIETIES Meat Loaves r,00g .42/1 CI-IEFMASTER Luncheon Meat RIVIERA Hutton Mushrooms ASST VARIETIES INCL FANCY PEAS Libby's Vegetables WHOLE, NO GARLIC Heinz Dill Pickles ® NGE PEKOE alada Tea R . s OUR REGULAR PRICE 4.39 12 oz tin ® 9 10 fl oz 89 tin a 14fioz Pin ® 9 1 litre 1 59 jar o MONARCH SPONGE, ASSORTED VARIETIES Pudding Mix . s NEILSON'S, ASSY VARIETIES Country Crisp Bars TOMATO Ann Page Ketchup PIECES AND STEMS 9 oa pkg 9 PRIMO 2g1pkg Spaghetti Sauce 14007 79 tin PURE. UNSWEETENED ORANGE. GRAPEFRUIT OR APPLE right's Juices g181itr®tl 1.29 V 1 litre 1 I®1 a ' 4 ClarkASSORTED VARIETIES 24 24 fl oz tins 10 oz a�� Spaghetti Sauce. PLAIN, OR WITH ROOfJl96ml A&P Mushrooms Pin p 08P 2.49 1.99 BOX OF 120 ADMIRAL 399 Sockeye S 71h OZ TIN CHOCOLATE SYRUP 99 Nei Ile 9s OUR REGULAR PRICE 3.19 700 mL PLST BTL ASSORTED VARIETIES Colonial Cookies 400 G. TIN TIE SAG 139 KRAFT SALAD DRESSING Miracle Whip OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.63 LIMIT: 3 PER FAMILY PURCHASE 500 mL jar RED PITTED OR BLACK OUR REGULAR PRICE UP TO 1.55 Hu _ ire Society Meets The Huronia Branch of the Ontario Humane Society held a board meeting on April 11, at the Goderich Vet. Clinic. Debbie Price gave a report on the bake sale held in Kin- cardine on April 9, the pro- ceeds of which are to go to the shelter fund. Two delegates were chosen to represent the Huronia branch at the an- nual meeting of the Ontario Humane Society. This meeting will also include a discussion of the Price Waterhouse Report. The next business discuss- ed was the search for suitable land in nearby municipalities on which to build a shelter. A committee was formed to view possible sites and to continue looking for a donation of suitable land for the shelter. A deadline of June 30 was set for the amateur photo contest with a possible display of the entries at the Goderich Arts Festival. It was decided that there should be two categories black and white snapshots and color snapshots, with prizes for first, second and third in each division. The rnain subject of the snapshots should be an animal and the entry fee will be $1.00 per snapshot. If en- trants wish their photos returned they must enclose a stamped self-addressed envelope. Entries may be mailed to the Humane Society at P.O. Box 282, Goderich. It was agreed that a flea market would be held in Goderich on either May 14 or 21. Donations are to be drop- ped off on the day of the sale. All proceeds from this sale to go to the shelter fund. Finding volunteers for the position of agent was discussed. A committee was set up to be responsible for contacting interested parties who respond to adver- tisements. The next board meeting was set for May 3, at the Wingham Town Hall. Sorority news Members of Xi Epsilon Beta chapter met on April 12 at the home of Brenda Rutledge. Members discussed sen- ding invitations to the Ritual Chapter members who will soon be eligible for progres- sion to welcome them to meetings in the fall. Final plans were inade for the Mother's Day luncheon to be held at the Bayfield Village Inn. More plans and ideas were discussed for Klompen Feest and Founder's Day. Service chairman. Ann Adams, announced that the children's furniture for the hospital waiting room has arrived and is soon to be delivered. Each member is to bring one book or toy for the Children's Corner to the first May meeting. The ser- vice committee also reported sales of over $3,000 from the daffodil sale which will all be turned over to the Cancer Society for research. Janet Amos from the Blyth Summer Theatre is to be the guest speaker for the Founder's Day celebrations to be held on April 26 when Clinton will host chapters from Exeter, Goderich and Mitchell. The cultural program was a demonstration of flower arranging for centrepieces presented by Brenda. Everyone participated in making a bread and flower arrangement which was won by Audrey Kemp. Several members received Secret Sister gifts and two lucky members received thoughtful going -away gifts before their departure for the Sunny South. The next regular meeting u 11 be held on May 10 at the home of Marj Dobson. Secretary - Manager named The Board of Directors of West Wawanosh Mutual In- surance announces the ap- pointment of Norris G.W. Peever as Secretary - Manager of its Dungannon office. Previously, Mr. Peever was a manager with a Business Development Bank in Toronto and an accoun- tant with A.M. Harper, ('A, and The Royal Bank of Canada in Goderich. West Wawanosh Mutual Insurance provides Proper- ty, Liability. and Auto In- surance to Rural and Urban Policy Holders.