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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1983-05-18, Page 19CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MAX 18, 1983—PAGE 19 SG \ e4 A SUPERB BLEND, RICH IN . h =' N Com. CUSTOM GROUNIN THE STORE ®'Clock Rear Coffee 1 EB UAO PEA Y TO SERVE, 14 TO 17 LB AVERAGE with suprmi rice prices Sha utt Bk p rti n 3©2 Sl ',E,R BUY'! 3 1 Ib SAVE 1.54/kg-.70/Idb` CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GLADE °A' BEEF BLADE, CHUCK SHORT RIB OR SHOAL neless Roa; rs 43 /199 blkg Ib OU REGUF..,=,R PRICE 5.93Iltg-209 I SEMI B PIELESS BLADE OR CHUCK SHORT RIB 39Z/11 EXCELLENT FOR ®RAISING Blade Steaks 39Z/11 39Z/11 I17/1$ fkyA Ib Reef H is aStS FRESH, MEDIUM Ground Beef RIB OR 3 TO 31/2 LB TENDERLOIN PORTION Pork Loin Roasts R. ; +ST OR CH* • S, CENTRE CUT Pork Loin 592/2 P'1;RK LOIN RIB PORTION (COUNTRY STYLE) Spare Ribs RI® PRTION oneless Pork Loin 61Z/2' NEW BLAND, FROZEN, SPRING Whole Larch Legs 512/25 ASP FROZEN Reef Steakettes 3 /1! 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COMBINATION PACK -CONTAINS 2 ®EI 2 LOIN ENDS, 4 CENTRE CUT CHOPS 4 Leg OUR REGU rk Cbo 7 SWIFT DONNER STYLE, 2I/2 TO 3 Su, ar Ph AVER 6a371'4/2 911 SAVE .891kg-.40/ O" +DE °A°, FROZEN, EVISCERATED, ABP SELF -BASTING, DS MAPLE LEAF MIRACLE BASTE OR SWIFT PREMIUM DEEP -BASTED BUTTER ', LL, s TO 12 L[ ; :a,VERAGE R PRICE 5.221k0-2.39 Ib SWEET PICKLE , END CUTS Rick Bacon GRADE °A°, EVISCERATE:`, 4 TO 5 AVERAGE Frozen Ducks /1 CANADIAN t UEEN Canned Hams 1V/alb3 tin SCHNEIDER S SLICED Side Bacon Truer MARY PARES Wi nets "Tr 1 q 39 CANADIAN QUEEN, MAC 8 CHEESE OR CHICKEN LOAF Sliced Cooked Meats TIT 1 CANADI: , PI QUEEN, HOT OR SWEE1 ITALIAN STYLE 3 /1 I 10ts4b S usage CANADIAN QUEEN, SMOKED, VAC PAC Reek R Con CANADIAN QUEEN, SLICED Cooked Ham DAVGERN Sliced Rolugn wie pee 1 975 wee R1 500 q aste Turkeys 29 9k� UT REGULA IID P' BICE 3.73Ik1.69 Ib CANADIAN QUEEN (NEW PEA SHAPE), 29/2 Te 3 LB AVi. Lean & Easy Ham 6" SHOPSY, DELI SMOKED, ALL BEEF K LBASSA, ,ViAR 671lb S usage Hangs SHOPSY, COLE SLAW OR Pot: to Saladtub 500 M PLE LEAF, SWEET PICKLED Corned eef Brisket 5 Pkv /2 MAPLE LEAF Country Kitchen Huns 8 (kg IV MAPLE LEAF SLICED, REG, TiIICK OR HINT OF MAPLE Side Bacon T007 2t9 MAPLE LEAF Ham Straks RE©ULr'.R Maple Leaf Wieners MAPLE LEAF GOLDEN FRY OR SKINLESS Sausages MAPLE LEAP SWEET PICKLED Cott : ge Roll vee Rat 1 175 g vac pari 1 1 Ib soo 6 16M pkg • 395 /1 ib SWISS STYLE, ASST FLAVOURS Gay Lea Yuguurt 175 ®99 ASST VAR INCL CARAMILK a HAZELNUT Cadbury Candy Hurl 21 1049 P05(C►1 II PfiTll @Pa t361i5i 9 HIVI➢�J� OR M til l Aa g ®®� Erult N Eubre ASST FLAVOURS, CRYSTALS Hawaiian Punch Corned Reef go1Vp Pk0 013 76Qsave HOSTESS, ASST VAR Potato Chips I'ISTANI WITH CHICORY Encore Coffee ASSORTED VARIETIES IES Rick's Pickles BATHROOM TISSUE, ASSORTED COLOURS 200 221 9 IIS. 1 .99 Velour Tissue pkg of 4 1 ® GRAN E PEKOE ®99 Red Hose TieBags POWDERED LAUN 3RIP ®79 Cheer Detergent ®99 rASSORTED VARIETIES el Monte Fruit cups ALUMiPIUM 0 9 Reynolds Wrap 59 St. Lawrence Corn Oil OUR REGULAR PRICE 8.59 eon 1®79 3 Mae as box it 1.69 Oa of 4 5 oa tins 25 foot Fall g 9 VAR OF FOOD / JUICES 4/ FL WAR 49' � b F �ds 3/1' OUH REGULAR PRICE . ,,.: EACH STCK® . P ALL :i„ 8gW STO WILL BE CL SU MT.frl to ®AY MAY 23rd L 1983 MOUNTAIN DEW PEPSI FREE, REGULAR OR SUGAR FREE, REGULAR OR DIET Pe'.u-CoIa 75OmLBtIs PLUS .30 PER RTL DEP for OUR REGULAR PRICE .75 EACH MOUNTAIN DEW, PEPSI FREE, REGULAR OR SUGAR FREE, REGULAR OR DIET Pepsi-Cola j19 case of 24 UR REGULAFR'PRICE 91.99 CUBITS RELISH -1 LITRE JAR -2.19 ASST VARIETIES lak's Relishes OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.35 376 ml jar 177.7.7.77 Londesbor ews By Dora Sbobbroak At the Londesboro United Church on Sunday morning e Bible society service was held in absence of Cohn Swan who is at a Conference. Anthems were sung by the Junior choir with organist Lisa Duizer, pianist Barb Bosman and choir leader Irene Bromley. Chlldrens time was ted by Laura Scott and the three Scott children each had their pet rabbit to show the children. Laura explained how rabbits multiply. Junior teachers were Sheila Thompson and Margaret Wright. Bert Lyon introduced Mr. Robertson from Fergus a volunteer worker for Bible Society. Following service the congregation was invited to have coffee and meet Mr. Robertson downstairs where books were on display. The W.I. Family Relations meeting was held May 11 by entertaining 4-H members and their mothers. Roil can was answered by members naming something they missed by not being a 4-H member. Thank you notes were read from Marjorie Duizer for retiring gift, Mary Buffinga for sponsoring 4-1 and Get Well note from Vi Burns. Open House will be held at Earland Lee's home from May 31 to June 2. The W.I. will have Huron - view Birthday party on May 18. It was agreed to donate $30 for pennies for friend- ship, moved to present gifts to Grade 8 girl and boy, Home Economics and In- dustrial Arts. Four voting members Margaret Taylor, Alice Buchanan, Beth Knox and June Fothergill will attend the district Annual on May 30 in Wingharn. Beth Knox reported on the officers Conference at Waterloo. There were 5 . at- ten'ng. 4-11 Club III members had a display of serving utensils for Chinese. Commentators were John Lawson and laurel Duizer. Club II members Karen Wright and Julie Hummel spoke ..on' growing „ ,nitre Gardens in Japan. They were thanked by Ad" ie Flunking and Dora Shob- brook presented gifts to leader Mary Buffinga, Amy Gerritt, Rena Kolkman, Marjorie Duizer and Helen Kolkman. A gift was presented to Helen Kolkman by Marjorie Duizer for com- pleting 12 4-11 projects. Ad si 'e Hunking introduced Jim Jamieson who showed slides on food that they eat every day in China. He was thanked by Dora Shobbrook and presented with a gift. Neigh rly news The Ainewell Unit would like to thank all who helped in any way with the Ham and Turkey supper. An undertak- ing of that size could not have been successful without the help you so willingly gave. Mrs. Bill Sottiaux spent Thursday to Sunday at Hamstead near Montreal at- tending the funeral of her friend Mrs. ruce Aubin. Visiting Tuesday and Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns were daughter Betty, Mrs. Jerry Smith Kincardine. Remember the Annual Fireworks display, May 23 at dusk at Hullett Centra: school. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Newby visited on Wednes- day with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bowman at Granton. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hunking and her mother Mrs. Airie Duizer returned home on Wednesday after spending two weeks in Holland. Leonard Vodden of Paris visited his sister Mrs. Dora Shobbrook on Thursday. He and his daughter Irene at- tended the Ham and 'Turkey supper at the church. Constance from page 8 Brother Hill brought con- gratulations from High Chief Ranger Ed Short and from head office in Brantford. High Chaplain McDonald ad- ded his congratulations and addressed the Foresters with words of praise for job well done. Mr. Ginn brought greetings from District Council. Several Courts were represented at the ceremony, Sales Represen- tative Jack Potter of Wiar- ton and John Connelly of Court Atwood spoke a few words. High Marshall Jim Jamieson led the procession out of the hall. A reception followed with over 60 guests, cakes were decorated by Sister Joyce Rihey of Seaforth.