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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News Record, 1981-02-19, Page 9S VINGS every epartment during the This Week ®. .; s 8reason 7.-F-:.--.fr, you 1I do 1 z...„ ,_------- ..,. atterVr, „,.... .... :.. v , 4„„„ at MLR CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 19e1 -PAGE 9 Varna 44Fers 1 SAVE .1.00 Ib Cut from Canada's Finest Grade "A" Beef Excellent for Braising BLADE SFcAiCS (Our Regular Price Ib 2.49) j�tcherS4c Oci A withSupermar Fresh , ket prices MEDIUM GROUND BEEF 99 lb SAVE..SO¢ Ib (Our Regular Price Ib 2A9) B4Y SAVE 55? KRAFT macaroni -Mese. DINNER ii1l+++r for a111iA1sou.. r 4sa 4mirnllula�� KRAFT DINNERS 225 g pkg STOCK UP! Carol, 100% Vegetable Oil SOFT MARGARINE- 1tb tub 493149 (Our Regular Price 51c -each) for Cut from Canada's Finest Grade "A" Beef BONELESS Blade, Chuck. Short Rib Ib or Shoulder Roast (Our Regular Price 2.09) Mary Miles SLICED SIDE BACON 500 g vac SAVE 60c pac 149 FRESH, APPROXIMATELY 50% MEDIUM & 50% GROUND PORK COMBINATION Ground Meat PREVIOUSLY FROZEN, SLICED Beef Liver REGAL BRAND, BY THE PIECE, VAC PAC Side Bacon PREVIOUSLY FROZEN Pork Hocks PREVIOUSLY FROZEN, PORK SIDE Spare Ribs GROUND BEEF 14.49 lb 99? 16 1.4 Ib49¢ 1b 1.49 BEEF ROASTS (Our Regular Price up to ib 2.69) SAVE up to 70i lb Ib r First 5 Ribs Only PRIME RIB ROAST 69 SAVE 50¢ Ib (Our Regular Price Ib 3.19) Boneless Rib Eye Steaks ib5.49 Maple Leaf Week at A&P! (Our Regular Price 2.39) (Our Regular Price 1.89) Regular SAVE 90c Maple Leaf, Sweet Pickled MAPLE LEAF#m- WIENERS • °149- 9 MAPLE SausSKINages ueS 1.89 g 500 g pkg In stores with Deli Shop Ukrainian, Italian, Vienna or Dutch Lunch Swift Salami Your Choice! MAPLE LEAP, SMOKED Sausages 161.99 CANADA PACKERS DEVON BRAND, BREAKFAST COTTAGE ROLLS SAVE 40c ° 1b149 MAPLE LEAF, SLICED Cooked Ham 175 g pkg 1.59 MAPLE LEAF, BRISKET, VAC PAC Corned Beef Ib 2.69 BURN'S Sausages '4.39 Bologna Chunks Ib. 1.19 MAPLE LEAF, SLICED, REGULAR, THICK OR ALL BEEF Bologna 500 g vac pac 2.19 MAPLE LEAF, SLICED, 5 VARIETIES INCLUDING CHICKEN LOAF AND MACARONI & CHEESE 375 g VAC PAC MAPLE LEAF Ham Steaks 175 g pkg 1.89 MAPLE LEAF 1b 1.99 Cooked Meats 1.89 Polish Sausage 161.99 More Great 1.49 Values at A&P! ANN PAGE KETCHUP 32 -fl -oz bottle 1.49 FROZEN FOOD Values from A&P! You'll do better with these 5a Action Price! Fraser Valley, Frozen 149 FISH& ASSORTED VARIETIES INCLUDING ACTION PRICEI CHOCOLATE CHIP & DIGESTIVE 450, g TIN TIE BAG Colonial Biscuits 1.49 BRAN, OATMEAL MUFFIN, ACTION PRICEI OATMEAL OR SUGAR DROP COOKIE 900 g PKG Quaker Baking Mixes 1.49 REGULAR OR "NEW" BUTTERY ACTION PRICEI 750 ml BTL old Tyme Syrups 1.49 ARP, ASSORTED FLAVOURS ACTION PRICEI 3 -OZ PKG Jelly Powders 561.49 • AAP ACTION PRICEI 10 -FL -OZ TIN Choice Peas 5(4.49 1.49 QUICK AS A WINK, ASSORTED VARIETIES Cake Mixes 227g pkg 3 ior 1.49 OREO OR CHIPS AHOY 450 g TIN TIE BAG Christie Cookies 1.49 Valley Farms, Frozen, Straight Cut 1°:z 11� FECH ;�03,ol49 BLUE WATER, FISH KRISP OR FRIES Frozen Haddock SEA BUOY, FROZEN Fish Cakes at GOLDEN SKILLET, FROZEN, HEAT & SERVE Chicken Breasts or Legs 8-0Z PKG BIRDSEYE, FROZEN, DESSERT TOPPING ACTION PRICEI 1.49 Cool Whip 500m1 rub 2 for 1.49 FROZEN, ASSORTED VARIETIES ACTION .PRICEI 10 -OZ PKG 1b 73¢ Waffles Aunt Jemima 2 for 1.49 McCAIN, FROZEN,, SUPERCRISPS OR SUPERPATTIES .1 99 Potatoes 24 oz pkg 2 for 1r49 DRESSFD • SWANSON'S,,FROZEN, BEEF, CHICKEN, TURKEY . Frozen Whitefish b 99¢ BABY BOILED Frozen Lobster 163.29 FROZEN Cod Fillets 116 pkg 1.69 HIGHLINER, IN BATTER 14.02 PKG Frozen Haddock 1.69 Meat Pies 8oz pkg 2 for1.49 FRASERVALE, FROZEN, FANCY Raspberries 9-ozcin 3 for 1.49 SARA LEE, FROZEN, ASSORTED VARIETIES ACTION PRICEI Layer Cakes 13 oz cake 1.49 RICH'S, FROZEN ACTION PRICE! Coffee Rich 500 g CARTON 3 for 1.49 Pi-fu:AVE 16? Strained Meatless Varieties f STRAINED GERBERS F BABY FOODS 4.5 -fl -ox jar 5 for (Our Regular Price 33c each) 1.49 DAYS VALUE! mror ALt PURPOSE FLOUR 9 2.5 kg BUY 2 - SAVE 29? u�omnlam Rie WHOLE MUSHROOMS `49 for (Our Regular Price 89c each ) a SAVE 90? .49 TETLEY TEA BAGS pkgf 144 49 49 (Our Regular Price 4.39) STOCK UP ! Sun Crop, Frozen, Concentrated 12.5 fl -oz tin ORANGE JUICE ,WmunUm..,, Sak for 149 4 SAVE 60? ,�ttuumnrnin,,,, x149 Days % Sale General Mills CHEERIOS - CEREAL 575 g pkg 49 (Our R•,.x.ular Price 2.09) study metric By Mary Masai Var Club The first meeting of the Varna 4-H Club was held on Tuesday, February 3 at the home of Kate Keys, and Shelly thutea was ele-dcd president; the phone girls are Peggy Van Wonderen and Laura Roy; and they decided to have a floating secretary. All discussed the re- quirements of the project and determined their sewing ability. Then each girl took her body measurements and determined her correct pat- tern size. The leaders showed some different styles of vests and some samples of interfacing, and gave a quiz to test their metric I.Q. The scores were pretty good. The home ac- tivity was to get a pattern and fabric. by Lori Hayter. The secs nd meeting was on February 9 and the girls decided to name the club "Thrifty Threaders". Next members figured out the cost of their garments and read the lesson looking at the parts of the sewing machine. I -1st of all, was pin fitting to make sure the pattern fit. by Jacqui Taylor. (Correspondent's note: Please try to get your report to nie by Monday noon.) The Stanley Township Poker Rally on Saturday at- tracted 56 entries. Jean Taylor had the best poker hand. Lillian Evans was second and Danny Hor- ton took third place.. Friday the 13th proves lucky for Bayfielder By Milvena Erickson It all started out as a nor- mal morning. Up at 6:45 a.m., into the bathroom, washed and cleansed my teeth, the normal morning preparations for the day. I went back into my bedroom and made the bed, dressed and put on my makeup, com- bed my hair and called the kids for school (7:20 a.m.) I decided not to eat breakfast to help keep down those unwanted pounds that I'd managed to lose over the past few months. I had a cup of coffee, black coffee, and then a couple.more before ti- dying up a bit. After donning the snowriiobile. suit and kissing the kids,,,goodbye,' I left the house at 7:50 a.m. and arrived at work at 8:00 a.m. Customers started arriv- ing at the Albion Hotel and I served the coffee and cooked breakfasts (bacon, eggs, toast, jam and coffee - a real bargain at $1.49). I made the homemade soup (cream of potato) and started steam- ing the country sausage which was to be the noon hour luncheon special for the day. Then it was time to chop up the coleslaw and load up the . dishwasher. About this time the boss arrived, Wayne Diemert, and men- tioned the Wintario draw the evening before and opened the newspaper to check his ticket numbers. He had won a free book. It was then I remembered my son had picked up two tickets for me at Brandon's Pro Hardware in.ayrield the night before. I retrieved the tickets from my purse to check the numbers. Sure enough as I scanned the win- ning numbers I thought I had won $100. It was exciting! Then my boss looked the tickets over for me and ex- claimed, "You've won $5,000." I said, "Oh really", and kept right on working. They must have repeated it about six times before I finally realized' they were telling the truth and not jok- ing. I had in fact won $5,000. I was so excited I hugged and kissed everyone in the place. I made it through my mor- ning shift and went home at`2 p.m. I asked my son to go and get another newspaper so I could recheck the numbers. I gave him a $1 bill and said, "Oh what the heck, keep the changer" Our laughter rang out through the house and has been a favorite saying since Friday the 13th. My first thought after realizing I'd won $5,000 was, "Thanks be to God for help- ing to make life a little easier for me!" And that's how a Wintario winner in Bayfield remembered her lucky day.