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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News Record, 1981-03-26, Page 9BUY 2 - SAVE 3 5 r arvel SLICED WHITE BREAD z for 24 -oz loaf SAVE 4b¢ Betty Crocker, Assorted Varieties SNACKIN'° CAKE MIXES 14 -oz pkg (Our Regular Price 67c loaf) Soft pkg of two - 8 -oz tubs FLEISCHMANN'S MARGARINE (Our Regular Price 1.45) Chocolate, Banana or Strawberry 0111i111110), • %fllfl IIIM�� (Our Reviler Price 1.29) Jane Parker CHOCOLATE pkg of 6 CREME DONUTS You'll do better with BAKED GOODS from A&P! You'll do better with FROZEN FOODS from A&P! (OurRegular Price 1.65) SAVE 20c Frozen, Assorted Varieties EE 109 SARA LARES alai SAVE 66c JANE PARKER, SLICED CHEESE BREAD 16.OZ LOAF OR Bran Bread 24oz loaf 75? JANE PARKER PIE FULL 8 -INCH, 22.02 PIE Lemon Meringue 1.55 JANE PARKER, SLICED Protein Bread .16 -oz loaf 85,1 pkg of 6 1.09 JANE PARKER Lemon Buns t • Jane Parker, "Heat 'N Serve" 1111% HOT CROSS BUNS pkg of 8 SAVE 30? (Our Regular Price 1.29) • WHOLE WHEAT 169 COOKIES 4pkgg MONARCH Margarine 3-lbpkg 2.39 SWISS STYLE, ASSORTED FLAVOURS Gay Lea Yogurt 500 g cin J9¢ COUNTRY KITCHEN 250 ml TUB Whipped Butter 1.49 LAURA SECORD, PURE, RASPBERRY OR 24-FL•OZ JAR Strawberry Jam 2.59 IN TOMATO SAUCE 28•FL-OZ TIN Heinz Spaghetti 89? /es- Orange Pekoe - Paper SALADA TEA BAGS pkg of 120 89 (Our Regular Price 4.39) SAVE 50 FROZEN, EGG, HASH BROWNS & SAUSAGE, FRENCH TOAS'i & SAUSAGE, PANCAKES & SAUSAGE 4.5 -OZ PKG Swanson Breakfasts 1.09 GREEN GIANT, FROZEN, IN BUTTER SAUCE, SWEETLETS TENDER SMALL PEAS, WHITE CORN, LIMA BEANS, GREEN BEANS (9.OZ) Vegetables 10 -oz pkg 89¢ FROZEN, DEEP CRUST, PEPPERONI 350 g OR DELUXE 350 g Totino Pizza 10"ple 1.79 "NEW" - FIVE ALIVE FROZEN CONCENTRATED Fruit Beverage FROZEN, STRAIGHT OR CRINKLE CUT McCain Superfries FROZEN Sole Fillets BOSTON BLUE, FROZEN FiFillets FROZEN Mackerel DRESSED Frozen Smelts 16 oz pkg 99¢ BLUE WATER, FROZEN 16 -OZ PKG Cod Fish & Chips 99¢ tKRAFT MAYONNAISE1 12.5 -FL -OZ TIN 89¢ 4 -LB PKG 2.19 lb 1.89 11 1.09 lb 43? i 750 ml 1 89 jar (Our Regular Price 2.33) SAVE 44? NOW AVAILABLE AT Don't go home without it! 'The complete chew:kw-4Jia of Bring the joy of creative leisure into you r• life voluc 1 specially priced to pot you started ...Only Volumes 2 to24 only $199 each. on sale this week \bin nie 2 CL,IN°I�ON NE RECORD, AY, MARCH 26, 1961 - PAGE 9 SUP SIXTY YEARS OF INSULIN MARCH !S 'DIKES MONTH with Supermarket prices SAVE 1.00 Ib FRESH WHOLE CHICKEN LEGS Ib (Our Regular Price Ib 1.99) Thighs & Drumsticks lb 1..09 Cut from Canada's Finest Grade 'A' Beef PRIME RIB ROAST- - -First -_5 : Ribs -manly m 69 SAVE 50f Ib (Our Regular Price Ib 3.19) Prime Rib Steaks Ib 2.99 APPROXIMATELY 50% MEDIUM GROUND BEEF AND 50% GROUND PORK, COMBINATION Ground Meat 161.49 CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE "A" BEEF Rib Eye Steaks 1b.5.49 PREVIOUSLY FROZEN, SLICED, SKINLESS AND DEVEINED Beef Liver 1699 (Our Regular Price 1.99) ABP, ,Regular or Thick SAVE 30c SLICED BACON 169 -. SIDE PREVIOUSLY FROZEN, WHOLE (Turkey Breasts Ib 1.99) Turkey Legs ibl.29 SWIFT PREMIUM, SLICED, SIX VARIETIES 175 g PKG Cooked Meats 79? MAPLE LEAF BRAND, REGULAR, HINT OF MAPLE, THICK SLICED Side Bacon 500gpkg 1,79 SAVE 40? Ib Combination Pack PORK LOIN CHOPS Contains: 2 Rib End, 2 Loin End 4 Centre Cut (Our Regular Price Ib .1.89) PORK LOIN ROASTS Rib Portion ..or Tenderloin Portion - 3 to 31/2 -Ib cut le Boneless Portion Ib 2.39 SAVE 40/ Ib (Our Regular Price Ib 1.89) CENTRE CUT LOIN ROAST OR (BONELESS LB 2.69) Pork Chops Ib 1.89 PORK LOIN RIB PORTION (COUNTRY STYLE) __pare Ribs 1.49 PREVIOUSLY FROZEN, PORK SIDE Spare Ribs lb 1.49 SWIFT PREMIUM, BONELESS, SUGAR PLUM, VAC PAC Dinner Hams 1132.59 (Our Regular Price 1.89) SAVE 50c SWIFT PREMIUM 139 WIENERS 1 lb �9 MAPLE LEAF, REGULAR, THICK SLICED OR ALL BEEF 500 g PKG Sliced Bologna 1.89 MAPLE LEAF, SMOKED Sausage 161.99 REGAL, BY THE PIECE, RINDLESS, VAC PAC Side Bacon lb1.29 MAPLE LEAF, SWEET PICKLED, VAC PACK HALVES SHOPSY'S COLE SLAW OR 500 g CARTON Cottage Rolls 1b1.59 Potato Salad 1.29 In stores with DELI Shop! CANADA PACKERS, MACARONI & CHEESE, DUTCH OR CHICKEN LOAF SCHNEIDERS Cold Cuts 1b 1.49 Polish Sausage11.79 rim SAVE 311/ '� \ f varieties including beef 1 r Savarin, 4 Powdered 811111111111\ FROZEN DINNERS CHEER DETERGENT 11 -oz pkg (Our Regular Price 1.29) J illi 6 litre box 99 (Our Regular Price 4.59) f a 8 1u did 1V Nun oa 11.noA din► LV 1131131 oa r,fOA d19V 1V J31138 Oa TIflOA In Middleton • fly ._ Morning Prayer was held in St. James' Church on Sun- day and3Jima Storey aid the lesson. Rev. Willa Bennett spoke on Parable of the Pharisee and Publican acid Jim Stoi,' y received the df - feting. This Sunday the fourth Lent service will be held with Mothering Sunday and a combined service. Sharing . of the Simnel Cake and cof- fee offee will take place in Trinity Church in Bayfield at 10 a.m. The Simnel Cake is a special treat in Lent. Mothering Sunday is when young people return home and take flowers to their Mothers. Our harsh climate forces us tp gmayfor Whir- in May which is 'Of' course vastly more commer- ,cialized than the quaint old . custom of the Anglican Church in Britain, There will be flowers for our ladies, from a parishioner. >u trip Here we are again on the move folks with the first bus for 1981, to be held on May 6th. We will travel to Glen- coe and visit the Tender Tootsies outlet store, where there are bargains to be had. The bus will then go to Swain's Nursery, three acres of green houses to look at and we will have lunch. The next stop will be down Highway 3 at a small church where we'll stretch our legs . and then go on to the Ridge House Museum. Following this we go to McKay's corner store where ther's lots of goodies such as rugs, material and curtains and a good place for those who like to sew. The bus will then travel to Thamesville for the evening meal at Fetter's Restaurant and following >the tour will head home: The price of this bus trip is ;15. each, leaving Clinton 8 a.m., arriving back about 9:30 p.m.;.so come andjoin-- us for this trip and call Mrs. Middleton at 482-7525; Mrs. Jeanne Bennett, 565-2834 or Mrs. Deeves at 482-3383. News and notes Mabel and Ross Middleton havearrived home after a lengthy holiday in 'the Bar- bados and Montserrat in the West Indies. Ray and Estelle Wise spent the weekend with their daughter and son-in-law Pat and Bob Hodgins in Bramp- ton. Take note that there's no church service in St. James' Middleton on Sunday, March 29th. Brueefield Mr. and Mrs. Douglas McBeath and family of Windsor, visited over the weekend with his mother, Mrs. W. McBeath. Mr. and Mrs. Fred McGregor of Woodstock spent the weekend with Mrs. Gregor McGregor. Miss Jane Allan of Waterloo University spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allan. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Stirling and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hargreaves have returned after vacationing in Florida for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Alex McBeath have returned from their vacation in Florida. Mr. Robert Ellis and Shawn and Mr. Gerald Ellis of London visited with their mother, Mrs. L. Ellis over the weekend. People rally to save bank SEBRINGVILLE - Petitions signed by 900 Sebringville and Shakespeare residents and placard carrying customers have clearly . . shown the peoples' reaction to the proposed closure of the Bank of Commerce branches in the two villages. Officials from the Bank of Commerce were scheduled to meet last week with the Save the Bank Committees to discuss the April 10 closures of Sebringville and Shakespeare banks. If the group is successful in getting the bank to give the branches a reprieve, the meeting could focus on how the communities could en- sure the long term viability of the bra tic hes. Bank officials have said that it is riot economically feasible to keep the two shall branches open and they claim that the present facilities are sub -standard.