Clinton News Record, 1981-05-28, Page 9J.
BUY 2 ® SAVE 35?
Marvel, Sliced
WHITE
BREAD
24 oz loaf
2
for
(Our Regular Price 67c loaf)
Parchment Wrap
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NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, MAY 28,1961--YPAGE 9
This week's reason
you'll d better .. .
at A&P!
d. June 3 is
TipCensuseDay
Count yourself in
BUY 2 -SAVE 475i
2
for
Pantry Shelf
APPLE
DRINK
48 -fl -oz tin
(Our Regular Price 73c each)
Dimpflmeir (Our Reg. Price 1.65 - SAVE 66c)
APPLE
STRUDEL
DAYTIME PKG. OF 60 OR TODDLERS PKG. OF 48
PAMPER
DIAPER
(OUR REGULAR PRICE
-, UP TO a9-$ )
SAVE UP TO
`1.3‘
12 -oz
pkg
(Our Regular Price 77c pkg) Buy 2 - SAVE 55c
Jane Parker, Hamburg Buns or
WIENER
ROLLS of 8
,.9$1
(Our Regular Price 1.49)
JANE PARKER
APPLE PIE �°
Jane Parker
ANGEL (ARE
14 -oz
cake
SAVE
1.00
i
(OurRegular Price 1.99) 1
Charcoal (Our Reg. Price 6.99 - SAVE 1.00)
KINGSFORD mu 99
BRIQUETS bag
• 1 -Ply Bathroom, Assorted Colours
S"AN TISSUE
z
pkgs of
2 roes
(Compare to our regular price
of a pkg of 4 rolls 1.59)
SAVE
60¢
You'll do better with
FROZEN FOODS from A&P!
110 (Our Regular Price 95c each) (Our Regular Price 1.53)
Rio (Buy 3 - SAVE 86c) Farm House, Assorted Varieties
WHOLE 10 fn-oZ FROZEN 124"Pie
MUSHROOMS f199 or
CREAM PIES
SAVE 54c
SPAGHETTI, ALPHA-GETTI,t,OR ZOOL*ES S-FLOZ TIN HOLIDAY FARMS, ASSORTED VARIETIES
Libby's Pastas 2f0,9951 Frozen Entrees 5-43z
DULCET BRAND 10 FL. OZ. TIN CHOCOLATE CAKE, BROWNIES OR
2 for 99 APPLE WALNUT (453 g), FROZEN
Mandarin Oranges Sara Lee Cakes
ASSORTED VARIETIES INCLUDING
FROZEN. DELUXE 540 g OR PEPPERONI 510 g
FANCY PEAS & CREAM STYLE CORN 14 -FL OZ TIN
York Vegetables 2for99¢ Totino Pizzas 12"p.4.99
"NEW" FRENCH MAID, FROZEN, ASSORTED VARIETIES
SMYDERS, FANCY, WHITE 14 -FL -OZ TIN INCLUDING CHERRY CHEESECAKE 170 g PKG OF 2
Whole Potatoes 3f.-99 Sweet 'N Sassy Desserts 99¢
PALANDA IN OWN JUICE TIDBIT. CRUSHED, SLICED MALEWAY, POTATOES WITH CHEESE OR COTTAGE CHEESE
P i n ea p p 1 el",;.- 3 for 99? Frozen Perogies 31211999
COFFEE SUBSTITUTE IBkS1000'5, FROW4 REGt1LAR OR BWEBERRY
Si 'N Savour 4-13z gar 99/1 E: 0 Waffles 11&99?
pkg 99,e
369 g PKG
1.99
(OUR REGULAR PRICE 47' EACH)
ASSORTED FLAVOURS
JELL-O :' 3«
POWDERS
BUY 3 (Our Regular Price 1.29)
SAVE 47' Minute Maid, Concentrated SAVE 30c
SAVE 1.00 Ib
i
1 SAVE 1.00 Ib
Cut From Canada's Finest Grade "A" Beef
BLADE BEEF ROASTS
STEAKS
49
(Our Regular Price 2.49 Ib)
Semi -Boneless Blade Roast or
1
Chuck Short Rib Roast
(Our Regular Price 2.39 Ib)
Combination (Our Reg. Price 1.69 Ib - SAVE 20c Ib)
Approx. 50% Med. Ground Beef & 50% Ground Pork
GROUND "Grtheeat
on
.14
MEAT BB.Q."
BONELESS
Shoulder Cuts
STEWINGlb 1 89.
BEEF
(Our Regular Price
up to 2.69 lb)
Blade, • Chuck Short Rib or Shoulder
BEEF ROASTS
Medium Ground Beef
Ib
Fresh
"Great on
the B.B.Q."
SAVE
up to
1.00 Ib
•1.89
Fresh - "Great on the B.B.Q. "
CHICKEN PARTS
19
Leg Quarters`Kith backs attacher
Breast Quarters with
Mixed Quarters
Chicken Halves
wings & backs attached
Ib
(Our Regular Price 1.49 Ib)11
SAVE
3051
Ib
A&P, SLICED, REGULAR b THICK 500 g VAC PAC
Side Bacon 1.69
PREVIOUSLY FROZEN
Pork Hocks 1b 495/
FROZEN, BEEF - "GREAT ON THE B.B.Q."
SteakettesAtcsktnbl.39
Ib 1.39
Ib1.89
SWIFT OW MILL, BREAKFAST
Sausages
SWIFT LAZY MAPLE, PURE PORK
Sausages
SWIFT, SUCED
Cooked Ham
175 g VAC PAC
1.29
SWIFT, VAC PAC (QUARTERS LB 2.39)
Hams Sugar Plum Halves Ib 2.29
SWIFT SUGAR PLUM
Dinner Hams 162.59
MAPLE LEAF, SLICED, REGULAR,
THICK, HINT OF MAPLE
Side Bacon
500 g VAC PAC
1.79
Frozen Seafood
FROZEN
Sole Fillets 161.89
FRASER VALLEY, FROZEN
Fish & Chips 240$0,91.99
NIGHLIoHd El, iFRO1SNn 14 -OZ !KG
CBatter 1.89
SHOPSY, ALL BEEF - "GREAT ON THE B.B.Q."
Wieners
SHOPSYS, ALL BEEF
Sausages
SHOPSYS - COLE SLAW OR
1 -Ib vac pac 1.69
500 g pkg 1.9 9
500 g TUB
Potato Salad 1.19
SHOPSYS, FLAT BRISKET
Corned Beef 1b2.49
SHOPSYS, CORNED BEEF OR
Pastrami g°Pmos4 2.09
MAPLE LEAF, WAX
Bologna Chunks 16 1.49
SWIFT, FROZEN, BUTTERBAU
Turkey Breasts 1b2.79
PRIDE OF CANADA, GRADE "A",
WITH POP UP TIMER, FROZEN, DEEP -BASTED
Chickens 5 to 7 Ib avg. 16 1.39
Maple Leaf, Sliced, Regular, Garlic or Beef Bologna,
Luncheon, Mac & Cheese, Pepper Loaf, Chicken Loaf,
Pickle & Pimento, Olive Loaf, Dutch Loaf or Headcheese
Cooked Meats'l°79¢
In Stores with Deli!
MILD, COLBY, BRICK OR FARMERS
Cheese Schneiders 16 2.99
FILLERS, YOU CHOICE - KNACKWURST OR
Polish Sausage Ib 1.99
SCHNEIDERS, BLUE RIRION
Bologna
1b1e79
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Kippen
shooters start
new season
By Rena Caldwell
Kippen Gun Club met on
May 12 with 17 shooters -
scores were: 25, Paul
Middleton, George Hamm;
24, Dan Crerar, Jack Mills;
23, Terry Caldwell; 22,
Bryan Beer, Al Kyle; 21,
Paul Johnson, Edwin Miller,
Jim Butcher, John Ander-
son;
ndesson; 19, Jack Bell, Gladys
McGregor; 18, Lloyd Ven-
ner, Grant McGregor; 17,
Merv. Batkin, Tod Caldwell.
On May 19 Kippen Gun
Club had 14 shooters. Bill
Stewart shot 97 out of 100
hitting 50 straight. Other
scores were: 24, Bob Iron -
side, John Hessels, John
Anderson, Jack Mills, Tom
Allen; 23, Jim Butcher, Al
Kyle; 22, Dan Crerar, Bert
Mahaffy; 21, Mer,Batkina
Roy Cote; 20, Lloyd Venner;
17, Gladys McGregor.
WI meets
The Kippen East W.I. met
at the home of Mrs. Em. Bell
on May 20. Roll call was
answered by giving the
name of a leader of another
country. Mrs. Drummond,
president, gave two
readings.
Mrs. Harold Parsons
conducted the meeting which
she opened with a reading,
"I'm a Farmer's Wife".
Mrs. Hugh Parsons gave the
motto, "You may be on the
right track, but if you just sit
there you might get run
over." Mrs. Wm. McDowell
gave a poem.
The guest speaker, Carol
Erb, who spent the past nine
years in Afghanistan, was
introduced by Mrs. Harold
Parsons and thanked by
Mrs. Grant MacLean. Mrs.
Ross Broadfoot ac-
companied a sing song.
Club leaders, Mrs. Stuart
Wilson, Mrs. ALx Townsend,
Mrs. Gary Finlayson and
Mrs. Laird Finlayson were
presented with gifts and
Mrs. Wilson and Mrs.
Townsend described the
course and showed samples
of the work done during the
recently completed club,__,./
Cathy Finlayson, Provincial
Honour winner was given a
gift. '
Mrs. Dave T5riebner, Mrs.
Drummond . and . .Mrs.
Stewart Pepper were ap-,
pointed delegates to the
district annual May 21 in
Seaforth. It was decided to
send a child to camp with the
money donated by the senior
citizens. Collection was
taken by Mrs. Wm. Bell.
Lunch was served by the
hostesses Mrs. Bell and Mrs.
Campbell Eyre and the
committee in charge.
Mrs. Norman Dickert has
moved to her new home in
Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Vivian
Cooper and Mrs. W.L. Mellis
were in St. Thomas last week
visiting Mrs. Margaret
Hutchison, who is in hospital.
Mrs. Ken McLean un-
derwent surgery in St.
Joseph's Hospital, London
last week.
Morley Cooper is a patient
in University Hospital,
London.
Mrs. Duncan Cooper has
returned home from St.
Joseph's Hospital.
Mrs. Margaret Hutchison
and her daughter Mrs. Bruce
Arthur„St. Thomas, visited a
recent weekend with Mrs.
W.L. Meths.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Gary Love o.-1 the occa-
sion of their wedding in St.
Andrew's Church May 16.
U.C.W. of St. Andrew's
Church met on Tuesday,
May 12. Mrs. Ronald
McGregor showed slides
taken at the school for the
handicapped at Huron
Ridge.
Plans were finalized for
catering at the Love-Anstett
wedding May 16. M1e. Jack
Sinclair gave the worship.
Brucefielders
enjoy Feest
The Clinton Klompen
Feest parade and other
events were enjoyed by
many from Brucefield and
community .
Mr. John Rohner of
Australia, a former resident
of Brucefield who has been
visiting in Canada. called ons
relatives and friends here
recently.
Mrs. Jack Mustard is a
patient at Clinton Public
Hospital having undergone
surgery.
The service at the United
Church will be at 11 a.m on
Sunday, May 31st. when ther
youth anniversary will be
observed. ed.