Clinton News Record, 1981-05-21, Page 9CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, MAY 21,1961 --PAGE 9
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think about it
Al®y is
hewing
ifiVere00ss
month.
BUY 4 SAVE 71?
SLICED
WHITE BREAD
16 -oz loaf
4149
for
(Our Regular Price 55c loaf )
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Monarch
SOFT 2 -Ib tub
MARGARINE
You'll do better with
BAKED GOODS from A&P!
SPAINNSH
BAR CAKE
SAVE 5.10
CASE OF 24
COCA-COLA
10 -fl -oz tins
49
MilliMMIMINMEME
(Limit 4 cases per family,
with minimum $10 purchase
excluding cigarettes
and this product)
(Our Regular Price 9.59)
(Plus bottle deposit)
6 PACK OF,
COCA.COLA ��
You'll do bettor with
FROZEN FOODS from A&P!
A&P, Frozen (Our Reg. Price 53c -- SAVE 14e)
;....152 COFFEE
cake
JANE PARKER, SLICED -
Protein Bread
JANE PARKER, SNOWFLAKE OR
Twin Rolls
16 -oz loaf 75?
pkg of1289?
JANE PARKER (Our Reg. Price 1.19 - SAVE 14c)
Donuts Mini Sugar pkg of241.05
JANE PARKER (Our Reg. Prlc. 1.69 - SAVE 20c)
Raisin Pie 62Ogpie1.49
DEMPSTER, SLICED_ (Our Rig. Price 96c - SAVE 17c)
Bread Country Bran 24 oz. loot 79?
DUNCAN H
Assorted V.rNtias
INES
Snack 380 g
or
Country Recipe 19-
520 g
CAKE
MIXES
SUPER
BUY!
RITE
16 -oz
carton
SAVARIN, ASSORTED VARIETIES 11-0Z PKG
Frozen Dinners 1.09
PEPPERIDGE FARM, FROZEN, OLD FASHIONED 14.25.OZ CAKE
Carrot Nut Cake 1.79
FROZEN, ORANGE DRINK
Honeydew 473 ml tin 99¢
McCAIN, FROZEN, ASSORTED VARIETIES 18.OZ CAKE
Cakes Deep 'N Delicious 1.99
FROZEN, DEEP 'N DELICIOUS, PKG OF 4 -5 -INCH PIES
Pepperoni
McCain Pizza 14'OE Pkg 2.19
(Deluxe 15 -oz pkg 2.29) (Supreme 17 -oz pkg 2.59)
Frozen, Fancy, Assorted Cuts
McCAIN FRENCH FRIES
2 -Ib
Pkg
89e
SAVE
30?
(Our Regular Price 1.19)
(Our Regular Price 5.29) (Our Regular Price 89c )
SAVE 30c Rio
Process Cheese Slices
SAVE 20c
KRAFT 4, 99 MUSHROOMS v9$
SINGLES ^"°
TOMATO
25.FL.OZ BOTTLE FROZEN
Heinz Ketchup 1.49 Sole Fillets lb 1.89
ASSORTED VARIETIES
Heinz Relishes
SEALTEST
Sour Cream 5OO ml carton 99¢
12-FL43Z JAR
79¢ TREASURE
�lFROZEN
PKGookedShrimp 2.1
ASSORTED VARIETIES INCLUDING BEEF i MEATBALL,
(BEANS & WIENERS 1.39) 24 -FL -OZ TIN
Puritan Stews 1.59 HIGHLINER, FROZEN, FAMILY SIZE 92-0a PKG
VEGETABLES - ASSORTED VARIETIES INCLUDING Fillet Portions 3.79
LU
NIBLETS WHOLE KERNEL CORN 1-12.FL.OZ) HIGHLINER, FROZEN
FRASER VALLEY, FROZEN
Fish & Chips 24ozpkg 1.99
Green Giant 14 -11 -oz tin 2 for 99)i Cod in Batter 14 -oz pkg 1.89
Kellogg's
RICE KRISPIES
Large Size
i25 g pkg
SAVE
50?
(Our Regular Price 249)
Macaroni & Cheese
KRAFT DINNER
00
225 g
pkgs
(Our Regular Price 55c each )
Buy 3
SAVE
65c
SAVE 40? Ib
LOIN
PORK
CHOPS
Contains: 2 Rib End - 2 Loin End
4 Centre Cut
Ib
49
"Great on
the B.B.Q."
(Our Regular Price Ib 1.89)
"Gnat on the B.B.Q"
Lein ( Boneless Ib 2.89)
(ENTRE M17
PORK CHOPS
��
PORK LOIN
ROASTS
Rib Portion
Tenderloin lb
Portion
3 t 31/4 -Ib cut
Centre Cut
49
(Boneless
Rib Portion
Ib 2.39)
SAVE 90? lb
Cut from Canada's Finest Grade 'A' Bite
BONELESS
ROUND ROAST
16
Outside Cut, Eye Removed
z
(Our Regular Pries Ib 3.19)
"Greet on the 8.8.Q"
FitESH LEAN i99
GROUND BEEF !b
BEEF ROASTS
Boneless Rump, Sirloin Tip,
Inside Cut Round
lb
49
SAVE
up to
90c
(Our Regular Price up to 3.39 lb)
lb 1.79 CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE "A" BEEF,
INSIDE CUT "GREAT ON THE B.B.Q."
(Boneless lb 2.89' Round Steak lb 2.79
CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE "A" BEEF,
PULL SLICE "GREAT ON THE B.B.Q."
PORK LOIN RIB 'PORTION,
COUNTRY STYLE "GREAT ON THE 50.0/'
Spare Ribs 161.59
PREVIOUSLY FROZEN, PORK SIDE 'GREAT ON THE B.B.Q.'
Spare Ribs 161.69
COMBINATION - APPROX. 50% MEDIUM GROUND
BEEF & 50% GROUND PORK "GREAT ON THE B.B.Q."
Ground Meat 161.49
Round Steak 11,2.59
CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE "A" BEEF,
TENDERIZED "GREAT ON THE B.B.Q."
Cube Steak 162.99
PREVIOUSLY FROZEN, SLICED
Beef Liver 1699
LESS THAN 1/2 PRICE SALE
Sliced, Regular, Beef, Thick, Garlic or Wax Bologna,
Chicken Loaf, Pickle & Pimento, Luncheon, Mac &
Cheese, Pepper Loaf or Assorted
MAPLE LEAF
COOKED MEATS
SAVE
up to
1.40
375
g vie pac
(Our Rag.
Price up
to 2.39)
99
Heinz, Assorted Varieties
B.B.Q. 0 9 Maple Leaf
' JarWIENERSSAOCES
"8.8.0. Favourite" (Our Regular Price 2.39)
Regular, Beef or B.B.Q. SAVE 90c
ALP, SLICED, REGULAR OR THICK
Side Bacon
SWIFT OLD MILL
Sausages
SHOPSYS, COLE SLAW OR
Potato Salad
500 g VAC PAC
1.69
Ib 1.39
500 g CARTON
1.19
1 -Ib 49
vac paw
'••®'°
MAPLE LEAF, SLICED
Cooked Ham
MAPLE LEAF, COIL
Polish Sausage
MAPLE LEAF, BRISKET
Corned Beef
175 g VAC PAC
1.29
161.69
VAC PAC
lb 2.49
Maple Cottage Rolls
In stores with Deli Shop!
PILLERS, YOUR CHOICE - KNACKWURST OR MILD, COLBY, BRICK OR FARMERS
Polish Sausage lb 1.99 Cheese Schneiders Ib 2.99
1
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To
Holmesville
kids ready
for baseball
By Blanche Reeves
Ball registration
Ball registration welt well
with over 100 children
signing up for the season.
Nine teams were formed and
several of the older teams
have already started
practices, while the younger
teams tare waiting until mid-
June to begin. Anyone who
would like further in-
formation may call Art Bell
at 524.8037 or Donna Martin
at 482.9524.
UCW meet
The Holmesville UCW met
an May 12 in the church hall
and the devotional period
was conducted ' by Isobel
Sturdy and her group.
The theme of the meeting
was family and Charlotte
Norman gave a reading on a
Chinese family tradition.
Bessie Townshend read ,a
poem about homekeeping
and the roll call asked
members to give their
mother's maiden name.
Jean Perdue received the
collection and the business
was conducted by president
Jean Ginn. Plans were
discussed for the ham and
salad supper to be held on
June 4, and articles were
brought in for the bale. The
penny savers were reminded
to hand in their pennies at
the June meeting.
Mrs. Perdue closed the.
meeting with a reading and a
prayer, and a lively auction
was held.
People report
Clarence and Jean Perdue
held a family dinner on
Sunday, the occasion being
their grandson Sean's second
birthday. Guests included
Sean's mum and dad, Mr.
and Mrs. Don Lockwood and
the Peldue's of London.
t.c-I:i and Biar u Bath
have visitors from England,
Mr. and Mrs.enneth
Maguire from near Liver-
pool. They are spending a
fortnight here and last week
they were taken on a tour of
Collingwood, . Bracebridge,
Algonquin Park and Ottawa.
They also crossed by way of
the Thousand Island Bridge
to New York State and
returned b wax of Niagara
Falls. The Maquires also
visited the locks at Welland
where they contacted the
captain who was from
England.
The Betties and Maquires
were also guests at the Snell-
Denomme wedding and
reception.
The Goderich Township
Enterprising Seniors will
meet on Thursday, May 21
not May 31 as reported in last
week's News -Record.
Members are asked to bring
articles for the auction sale
at 8 pm.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Norman
spent Sunday with their
daughter Shirley Norman in
Kitchener.
United news
Worship service was held
in the Holmesville United
Church on Sunday morning
and the primary class sang a
special number. Rev. Scott
spoke to the children on the
love of God and family.
For his sermon Mr. Scott
spoke on Taking Stock.
Harold Yeo and Jim Lobb
received the offering.
Paper won't
see salaries
ST. MARYS - The St. Marys
Public Utilities Commission
has refused to give the local
weekly paper a list of the
salaries it pays to its em-
ployees.
PUC chairman Tony
Winter, who was for
revealing the salaries, was
overruled by the rest of the
commission., despite an
earlier report that em-
ployees had been given a 12
per cent pay boost.
One commissioner, John
Lind said, "I don't think it's
anybody's business other
than the individual," while
Mayor Dick MacPherson,
also a PUC member, noted
that salaries of town em-
ployees were recently made
public.
Smile
Remember when the
company gave ou a gold
watch when t retired'
Now it's ten dunes and the
number to call for the time.
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