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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News Record, 1981-01-08, Page 9SAVE iOfii] • CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, JANUARYS, 1961—PAGES SAVE 1.00 "An Purpose" Coffee MAXWELL HOUSE 1 -lb bag 9 (Our Regular Price 3.99) Cutrite, Refill WAXED PAPER( 100 ft roil SAVE 21 WILDMERE BUTTER Ib 11111111MI1=1111111MMIIIINI Limit 3 lbs per family purchase (Our Regular Price 1 .80 ) Orange Pekoe 85? TEABAGS Fresh ilEDIUM GROUND BEEF Flat Briskets SHOPSYS CORNED BEEF Ib 29 SWIFT PREMIUM, Sliced, Premium. Sugar Plum or Lazy Maple Side Bacon 500g ,ac PRIDE OF CANADA Bologna Chunks PRIDE OF CANADA, SLICED, 4 VARIETIES Cooked Meats ti Grade A LARGE EGGS 89 p 3 C L99 VAC PAC 1b1.29 375 g VAC PAC 1.59 • dozen SAVE 29,l (Our Regular Price 1.18) Limit 4 dozen per family purchase FROZEN FOODS FROM A&P Savarin, Frozen, Assorted Varieties POT PIES FROZEN, ENGLISH MUFFIN PEPPERONI 13.501 PKG Aloro Pizza Snacks GREEN GIANT, FROZEN L49 9 OZ PKG Macaroni & Beef 2 for 79` McCAIN, FROZEN ACTION PRICE, Crispy Crust Pizza FROZEN A&P Waffles SAVARIN FROZEN ASST VARIETIES Dinners 07 13oz pkg 1.79 iooz pkg 695zi pkg of 144 with Supermarket prices Approximately 50% Medium Ground Beef & 50% Ground Pork GR UND MEAT COMBINATION immummoidnummin Lipton, Assorted Varieties 4 19 CUP SOUP Milie"f 69 (Our Regular Price Ib 2.38) Premium 99 SWIFT WIENERS SAVE 39felb Ib Burns, Hot or Sweet ITALIAN STYLE 1 A9 SAUSAGE lb "vm Cut from Canada's Finest Grade 'A' Beef (BONELESS LB 2 19) Cross Rib Roast 99 SHOULDER CUTS (STRIP OR CUBE 1b2 Stewing Beef 1 Cut from Canada's Finest Grade "A° Beef Blade Chuck Short Rib or Shoulder BONELESS. BEEF ROASTS (Our Regular Price 2.59 lb) SAVE 4(111 Sliced (Our Regular Price 1 99 — SAVE 20c) A&P SIDE 500q 79 BACON vac pac BURNS CAMPFIRE Garlic Coil 2.29) REGAL BRAND BY THE PIECE 09 PREVIOUSLY FROZEN, SLICED Beef Liver ibggyt 1 CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE ABEEF Excellent for Braising BLADE STEAKS Ib 69 SAVE 705/ lb • (Our Regular Price 2.39) wi Fancy, Assorted Varieties, incl. Beans with Pork VEGETABLES YORK Ib 1.59 2 TO 3 -LO VAC PAC Side Bacon ,139 PRIDE OF CANADA SLICED TRIPLE PACK 500 g VAC PAC Cooked Meats 1.99. PORK HOCKS I39 (Our Reg. Price 69c SAVE 30c ) J Instant with Chicory ENCORE % COFFEE PALANDA 'IN OWN JUICE' CRUSHED SLICED OR TIDBITS Pineapple 19 flor tin 69f2, MINI, ASSORTED VARIETIES PKG OF 4-5-02 TINS • Laura Secord Puddings L29 ARDMONA Bartlett Pears 14 fLoz tin 69 A" Macaroni Cheese Dinner7„, 3/1.00 SAVE 66.5/ Tomato AAP INSTANT, REGULAR OR WITH MARSHMALLOWS 479 8 -oz iar PEA VEGETABLE OR PEA & HAM ACTION PRICE' Habitant Soups SCALLOPED Al' GRATIly,..OR HASH BROWN #- !FLAKES 8-01 PKG Idahoan Potatoes s so BEEF. CHICKEN OR MUSHROOM Heinz Gravies CATELLI, WITH MEAT Spaghetti Sauce INSTANT ACTION PRICE. 69si 3 for99si ACTION PRICE' if, 7 9 si SOFT PKG OF 2 801 TUBS ACTION PRICE. ot°co ate 500 gcartor)139 ImperialMargarine (Our Regular PriCel .65f HEINZ. KETCHU Anne ( Limit 3 btls per family purchase) 25 -fl -oz 99r/ bottle Breakfast with Supermarket prices (Our Regular Price 1.89) 1 -Ib vac pac 49 BURNS Ib 39 SAUSAGES PRIDE OF CANADA, SLICED Cooked Ham PRIDE OF CANADA Vintage Hams PRIDE OF CANADA 3 VARIETIES Sausage Sticks 7'1 IN STORES WITH DELI 15 g VAC PAC 1.39 162.99 500 g PKG 2.49 CANADA PACKERS. WAXED, LARGE 8ologna 1b1.39 CANADA PACKERS, FINE, COARSE OR CREAM Liverwurst 1E 1 .9 9 TAILLEFER Chicken Loaf ibl.39 SCHNEIDERS — 4 VARIETIES Cold Cuts 1b2.29 Classics Matching Designer KITCHEN ACCESSORIES This week's feature "TIE -ON" TOWELS Sheared in matching prints — ideal to hang from stove or refrigerator each • WE REDEEM ALL FOOD STORE COUPONS! 0 c0 0 rn m 1 Ivo dV LY 1111138 00 nnoA d'9V 1V U31138 00 11410A dwilf iV ILLi38 Oa nnoA Middleton news and notes by Bbeetoe Beeves thumb service at- St. James Middleton was canoelled lag Sunday due to the p.,,,,,neatian.nannstieme, We of St., Jan's are pes- ed to hear Rev. Wm. Bennett is improving in Westminster Hospital Lndon. The AW of St. James Middleton will meet Thursday evening at the home of Lois Wise in Clinton at 8 p.m., Hope others enjoyed the beautiful rainbow Sunday morning. Congratulations to Mr. arid Mrs. Phillip Heitbohmer on becoming great grand- parents Dec. 22, when baby Kristine Louise was born to Mr. and Mr& Gary Munro of Waterloo. Mr. and Ms. 1.Mitistihmar were nas geesfs-velth their daughter (Neva) Mr. and Mrs. Ted Muffitt and family of Waterloo. Sorry to hear that .when the Heitbohmers returned home they found the furnace out and her plants gone and frozen pipes. Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs_ Ralph Otten on the- loss of Mrs. Otten's father, Mr. Becker. Sorry, Betty, you were called Billy in last week's Paper- Do hope You enjoyed your holiday. While many in the area held house parties to bring in the New Year, some from this area enjoyed the gather- ing at the Canadian Legion, Clinton. New Year's guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dupuis were the Deeves. Following the evening meal, an even- ing of euchre was enjoyed until about 10:30 when the lights went out on the 13-14 concession and were out for about an hour. Sunday's dinner guests with. the Deeves were Clarence and Jean Perdue. Brd. of Ed. , wants light •in Dublin The Huron County Board. of Education has supported a motion from the township of Hibbert seeking the in- stallation of a traffic signal on Highway 8 at the in- tersection of Perth Road 10 in the village of Dublin. The board, endorsed the notion at .a regular monthly meeting Monday at the request of the police village of Dublin and the Township of Hibbert. In a letter to the board, township clerk Charles Friend indicated that five people have been killed at the intersection in the last few years. The latest fatality occured on November 25, 1980 when James Melady was killed as a result of an automobile accident at the intersection. After each of the five fatalities the township and village councils have pur- sued the prospect of the installation of controlled lights without success. The letter claimed that eight school buses cross the in- tersection daily. Trustee Frank Falconer said the installation of traffic • signals on Highway 8 was _ ridiculous and suggested the board not concur with the request. "It is not a bad in- tersection and is ridiculous to request lights." he said., "The highway is the only lifik to the 401 and no one is lined up in Dublin." Falconer introduced a motion that the board not concur with the township request but it was defeated and a subsequent motion to support the resolution passed. In other business the board passed a bylaw authorizing the borrowing of up to $20 rnillion to'meet einenditirres until revenue is received. WATCH YOUR STEP tarrn safety association