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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News Record, 1981-04-09, Page 9ti CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, APRIL 9 ,1981 --PAGE 9 SAVE 1.0 Instant Coffee MAXWELL HOUSE 10 -oz jar 99 (Our Regular Price 6.69) Jane Parker, "Heat 'N Serve" SAVE 30c HOT CROSS BUNS Pkg of 8 011111111040 tekor (Our Regular Price 1.29) You'll do better with G BAKED GOODS from. A&P! SAVE 40? E. D. Smith GARDEN COCKTAIL 28 -fl -oz bottle (Our Regular Price 99c) Jane Parker pkg of 12 You'll do better with FROZEN FOODS from A&P! Jane Parker, Sliced, 100% Cavendish Farms, Fancy, Assorted Cuts WHCLE WHEAT FROZEN =�e. �«BREAD 1-f Ua¢FRENCH �FRIES JANE PARKER, SLICED 24-0Z LOAF MINUTE MAID, FROZEN, CONCENTRATED Buttermilk. Bread 87¢ JANE PARKER, SLICED Protein Bread 16 -'az bar 75¢ JANEpanish PARKER Bar Cake 11'6 S JANE PARKER Apple Pie Orange Juice PEPPERIDGE FARM, FROZEN, VANILLA Layer Cakes FROZEN A&P Waffles "All Purpose",Regular or "New" Unbleached FIVE ROSES FLOUR 2.5 kg bag 19 SAVE 68i (Our Regular Price 2.87) Spaghetti, Alpha-gettl or Zoodles, in Tomato Sauce LIBBY'S • PASTAS • 14 -fl -oz tin 16 -FL OZ TIN 1.49 OR COCONUT. 13 -oz cake 129 10 -oz pkg 69¢ (FRENCH STYLE GREEN BEANS 2 -LB PKG• 1.89) FROZEN 2-L8 PKG full 8", 22 -oz pie1.39 Green Giant Peas 1.39 1 -Ply Bathroom Tissue Assorted Colours WHITE SWAN TISSUE pkg of 2 rolls Super Buy! Our Reg. Price up to 59c ea Buy 2, SAVE up to 39c "Small Portion", Frozen, Assorted Varieties ¢ A&P VEGETABLES 11 -oz pkg for SILHOUETTE, PLAIN OR ASSORTED FLAVOURS FISHERY PRODUCT, FROZEN Delisle Yogourt 500 g ctn 99¢ Sole Fillets 32 -oz pkg 4,99 KRAFT 3-&e PKG Parkay Margarine 2.49 SUNFLOWER MARGARINE eischmann's 2 Ib pkg 2.59 iLD CHEESE s.oz PKG Black Diamond 1.39 SILVERWOODS, LITE TOUCH 500 g CARTON Cottage Cheese 1.x.9 monarch -4 Flavours Added Touch L. CAKE MIXES 11.5 oz. pkg. BLUE WATER, FROZEN Cod Au Gratin 212 g pkg 1.63 BLUE WATER, FROZEN 16.OZ PKG Cod Fish & Chips 99¢ FISHERY PRODUCT, FROZEN Cod Fillets 600 g pkg 2.89 HIGHLINER, FROZEN 14.OZ PKG Haddock in Batter 1.89 Ready -to -Serve, Assorted Varieties HABITANT SOUPS SAVE 28-al- oY tin 24% (Our Regular Price 93c) • SAVE 40e Ib Smoked, Cooked WHOLE HAMS 16to20 pounds average ib 'Same /ow price as a year ago!" French's Prepared Mustard 16 -fl -oz jar 69/1 Our Regular Price Ib 1.29 Shank Portion 1699? Butt Portion 161.09 (NO CENTRE SLICES REMOVED) (NO CENTRE SLICES REMOVED) Shank Half 161.09 Butt Haif 1b 1.19 Centre Cuts or Ham Steaks Ib 1.79 SAVE 70? 16 SAVE upto 70? Ib Cut from Canada's. Finest Grade "A" Beef BONELESS BEEF ROASTS Outside Cut Eye Removed IL ROUND im ROAST 49 (Our Regular Price Ib 3.19) FRESH, LEAN Ground Beef RUMP or Inside Cut ROUND 'u ROAST 69 (Our Regular Price up to 3.39 lb) CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE "A" BEEF, Ro un 161.99 d Steak 162.69 CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE "A" BEEF, INSIDE CUT CUT FROM THE HIP - TENDERIZED Round Steak 1b2.89 Cube Steak 1b2.99 Your Choice! - Maple Leaf Brand or Swift Sugar Plum, Vac Pac HA Quarters ib 2.39 Halves229 Dinner Style ib 2.49 Ib- SCHNEIDERS Hams Olde -Fashioned MAPLE LEAF, SMOKED, PICNIC STYLE Pork Shoulders MAPLE LEAF, SWEET PICKLED Cottage Rolls MAPLE LEAF Ham Steaks GRADE "A "'FROZEN Hen Turkeys UTILITY GRADE, FROZEN Turkeys PRIDE OF CANADA, GRADE 'A' FROZEN, Basted Chickens MAPLE LEAF, REGULAR OR ALL BEEF 1 -Ib vac pac 139 163.79 Wieners Ib 139 1b1.59 175 g PKG 1.89 161.09 1b 9951 5 161.39 Schneiders, Frozen, Fried, Breaded BUCKET of CHICKEN 900 g (2 -Ib) 99 SAVE 2.60 9 -pieces (Our Regular Price 5.519) MAPLE -LEAF, SMOKED Sausage MAPLE LEAF, SLICED Ib 1.99 REGULAR, HINT OF MAPLE OR THICK 500 g VAC PAC Side Bacon 1.89 MAPLE LEAF, SLICED, REGULAR, ALL BEEF, THICK 'OR GARLIC Bologna 500 g vac pac 1.99 MAPLE LEAF, SLICED 175 g PKG Cooked Ham 1.79 MAPLE LEAF, SLICED, ASSORTED VARIETIES, INCL. BOLOGNA AND MACARONI & CHEESE 175 g PKG Cooked Meats 99, MARY MILES, SLICED Side Bacon PREVIOUSLY FROZEN, SLICED Beef Liver SHOPSY - COLE SLAW Ok Potato Salad 500 g VAC PAC 1.49 Ib 99¢ 500 g CARTON 1.19 In stores with Deli SCHNEIDERS, SMOKED Sausage 16 2.59 8 1 Nof C 0 ON nu LOIOA Varna folk enjoy cards by Mary Memel! A big crowd attended the final Orange Lodge euchre party of the season on Fri- day night. Prize winners were Grace McClinchey, high for the ladies, and Jean Riley, low.' Winners of draw prizes were Harry Baker, Helen Sootheran, Eileen Consitt, Marg McClymont, Joyce Burt, Marg Gale and Omerine Watkins. The March canvass for the Red Cross in the Varna area, captained by Mildred McAsh, realized $157.50, up $30 from last year. The Cancer Society can- vass is this month but please remember that the millions from • Terry _Fox's cross- country run were used for special projects. The regular work of the Cancer Society still needs the support of everyone. UCW meets An ancient Lenten type service called "The Ten- nebrae", Latin for darkness, was used in the worship ser- vice at the April meeting of Varna United Church Women. Eleanor McAsh and Mona Stephenson led the ser- vice with Mildred McAsh playing Easter music. Seven candles representing , the seven deadly sins were ex- tinguished one by one as prayers were offered that we might have victory over these sins. A committee consisting of Mildren McAsh, Shirley Hill, Joan Stephenson, Debra Rathwell and Pat Taylor has the dessert euchre planned. It will start at 12:30 this year on April 15. Gifts are still needed for door prizes. Anyone wising to sake the bus to the One Day School for Women in St. Thomas is ask- ed to have their bus fare in by June 1. If there is a full bus, the fare will be .$5. Registration 'should 'soon be made for Westminster Weekend from May 29 to 31. Other events you may wish to attend are the Year of the Disabled program at Central United in Stratford on April 13 at 6 p.m. and Myron Angus from Rehandart is one of the disabled who will speak. On May 9, London Conference is having a wor- ship celebration workshop in Seaforth. - Cost is $10 in- cluding the noon meal. Lon- don Conference annual meeting will be at Park Street United in Chatham from May 26 to 28. The UCW will purchase material for banners for the front of the church. Anyone • wishing to contribute to a bale for London Mission is asked to leave their good us- ed clothing in the church basement the week of May 11 to 15. Personals A party consisting of Barry and Pat Taylor, Ron and Joyce Taylor, Jim and Kate Keys and Tom and Barb Consitt holidayed in Wheeling where they went to the dog races and the coun- try music show, then visited the Cathedral of Tomorrow at Akron, Ohio and the huge Anderson Fertilizer plant at Maumee. Brucefield UCW finish quilt Members of Stanley unit of the Brucefield UCW held their April meeting at the home of Mrs. D'Arcy Rath - well after finishing quilting. Mrs. Walter Baird led in the worship and read a meditation on Easter and faith and Mrs. Rathwell read a poem on resurrection. Mrs. W. Scott read an article on the moderator Rt. Rev. Lois Wilson and the worship closed with prayer. After the minutes and roll call, the treasurer Mrs. Cliff Henderson gave the treasurer's report. The unit was reminded of invitations to Kippen on April 14 at 8 p.m. and to Northside United in Seaforth on April 15th. Mrs. Rathwell served a bountiful lunch at the close of the meeting. Personals Miss Joyce Broadfoot of Lambton College, Sarnia, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Broadfoot. Broad - foot. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Taylor and Don and Nancy have returned from a holiday in Florida.