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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1981-09-02, Page 9CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 , 1981 -PAGE 9 Holnaesville SUPER BUY! Mountain Dew, or REGULAR OR DIET PEPSI -(OLA carton of 6-750 ml btls 49 Assorted Varieties HOSTESS 200'g pkg 19 POTATO CHIPS m HEINZ SOAPS (Vegetable Beef 10 -fl -oz tin 2 for 99c) Mushroom 10 -fl -oz tin T LIGHT 'N LIVELY, Sealtest SAVE 18� Wildmere FIRST GRADE BUTTER Ib (Limit 3 per family with • minimum $10.00 purchase) 89 (Our Regular Price 2.07) Assorted Variative Including leaf & Irish PURITAN 24•fl.o: 159 STEWS tin (Our Reg. Prot 1.49 - SAVE 50c) Limit 4 per family purchase Beef, Chicken, Salisbury Steak or Turkey SAVARIN Pk9 aQ FROZEN DINNERS Grade "A" YOGURT LARGE EGGS 175 g tub (Limit 3 dozen with minimum $10.00 order 00 BUY 3, SAVE 95,6 (Our Regular Price 65c) Assorted Flavours CHATEAU BEVERAGES Case of 24 10 -fl -oz tins 99 COTTS ASSORTED FLAVOURS BEVERAGES 6 PACK OF 10 -FL -OZ BTLS T.75 GREAT GETAWAYS & GIVEAWAYS TRAVEL BR ROU6N 111 �rrt rflry rl� N�.�IiI', tl!11i��II� ttlill' .,rl sir 1111YNr�rrrrc.. 0014III'n � NI'lia Collect up to $500 and more on A&P Great Getaway Giveaway gift certificates when you book a holiday or travel through TCA World Travel Service Save up to 30% on Hertz car rental, too Get tree maps and travel information. Pock up brochure at your A&P store Ulll ' •r g dozen (Our Regular Price 1.30) SAVE 31¢ Frozen, Concentrated, Clear or Pink SUN PACK LEMONADE 12.5 fl -oz, tins SAVE 20¢ (Our Regular Price 59c) Charcoal (Our Reg. Price 3.39 SAVE 40c) KINGSFORD nail BRIQUETS 1("b bag Process Deluxe Cheese KRAFT SLICES Spkg 199 SAVE 825/ (Our Regular Price 2.81) Limit 3 pkgs with minimum $10.00 order Silverwood, Light Touch COTTAGE CHEESE 500 g ctn SAVE (Our Regular Price 1.51 ) SAVE 54¢ RED SOCKEYE SALMON 7'/4 -oz tin 99 (Compere to our regular retail price of Clover Leaf .t 2.53) With Garlic or Polish Ogork) r 141 DILL PICKLES SAVE 50,Ib Combination Pack - Loin CORK CHOPS Ib ■ Contains: 2 Rib End 2 Loin End 4 Centre Cut (Our Regular Price Ib 2.19) SMALL PORTION MEAT PACKAGING To provide you with convenience and service our meat department has small portion packaging. Great for one or two people. Select from an assortment of steaks, stewing meat, chops, ground meats, chicken, sausages and small roasts. SAVE up to 1.00 Ib Cut from Canada's Finest Grade °A' Beef Semi -Boneless Blade ®- Chuck Short Rib Ib BEEF ROASTS 17! (Our Regular Price Ib up to 2.79) Bled• -Chuck Short Rib - Shoulder BONELESS ,199 BEEF ROASTS - fV1 13Utc;he�•,ShA 0 SAVE 40� �b Rib Portion or 3 -31/2 -Ib Cut Tenderloin Portion PORK' ROASTS Ib (Boneless Rib Portion Ib 2.59) (Our Regular Price lb 2.09) ROAST OR CHOPS BONELESS LB 1.99 TOWN CLUB, SLICED Pork Loin Cf E 161.99 Side Bacon 5008 pkg 1,99 PORK LOIN RIB PORTION, COUNTRY STYLE MAPLE LEAF BRAND, SWEET PICKLED VAC PAC Spare Ribs 14.89 Cottage Rolls Ib 1.99 A&P BRAND, REGULAR OR THICK SLICED MAPLE LEAF, READY -TO -SERVE QUARTERS ,LB 2.391 Side Bacon song pkg 1.99 Hams vac pac Half Ib 2.79 Utility Grade, Frozen 6 to 10•Ib average (Our Reg. Price Ib 1.19 - SAVE 20c lb) TURKEYS 1b9 Frozen Grade "A". Turkeys 10 to 14 -Ib average lb 1.19 SLICED, SKINLESS AND DEVEINED, PREVIOUSLY FROZEN PRIDE OF CANADA VAC PAC Beef Liver 16 gw Bologna Chunks 161.39 MAPLE LEAF BRAND, COIL MAPLE LEAF, BAVARIAN Sausage SWIFT PREMIUM Wieners 500g pkg 2.39 Polish Sausage 161.99 MAPLE LEAF, READY -TO -SERVE, BONELESS VAC PAC 1-16vac pac1.49 Dinner Hams 162.89 CANADA PACKERS DEVON BRAND, STORE PACK SHOPSY BRAND, POTATO SALAD OR 500 g CTH Sausage Breakfast 161.39 Cole Slaw 1.39 SHOPSY BRAND, SLICED 975 g PKG Bologna All Beef 1.39 175 g VAC PAC Cooked Ham 1.49 PRIDE OF CANADA, SLICED, 5 VARIETIES 175 g PKG Cooked Meats 89? 111 Stores with Doli Shop! BRICK, FARMER, COLBY OR AMERICAN MOZZARELLA Cheese CANADA PACKERS ib 2.79 SHOPSY (POTATO & EGG SALAD LB 1A9) Cream coir Slaw 161.09 CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'A' BEEF Cross Rib Roast 16 2.09 EXCELLENT FOR BRAISING Blade Steaks 161.79 FRESH, MEDIUM "GREAT ON THE B.B.Q." Ground Beef 1b1.79 SHOULDER CUTS Stewing Beef 16 1.89 STRIP OR CUBED Stewing Beef 162.09 GRADE "A", AAP SELF -BASTING OR MAPLE LEAF MIRACLE BASTE, FROZEN Turkeys 6 to 12 -Ib avg. Ib 1.39 news By Blanche Deevea In Holmesville Church on Sunday morning Marty and Hugh Lobb and their children Gregory, Sherie, and Nancy sang He Loves me too." Rev. James Bechtel spoke about The euiding of the Spirit. Carman Tebutt and Bill Batkin received the offering. On, Sunday, Sept. 6th Sunday School Classes will star. Remember Sunday Sep- tember 13 when the Terry Fox Run will be held ' in Clinton. Sponsor sheets are available at the Clinton town hall. I would like to thank those who helped John with the news while we were on vacation down East. It was a very nice trip and we did see so much so thanks again everyone. For the bus trip to Midland there are still seats available call Blanche Deeves at 482- 3383 for information. Please note The Enter- prising Seniors will meet Thursday evening Sep- tember eptember 3rd not the 2nd at 8 p.m. Do come along and bring a friend. Midget Boys win Township Tournament The Midget boys tour- nament was held in Ben - miller on August 30th. They played Londesboro first and won. They next played Benmiller in a well played game and Holmesville came out on top, thus placing top team and winning the trophy. This shows that Bill Harris and Darrell Abbott hive done a real good job in coaching the Midget boys to bring them this far and make them a team that any coach would be proud to be looking after. On Monday night the Midget boys met with Londesboro for a win. They also won over Benmiller the next night. On Monday night the Squirt boys met with Stanley for a win. Their tournament which was to be held August 29th was rained out and they play September 12 at 12:00 noon in Goderich. The Pee Wee boys tour- nament, which was to be held August 29th was can: celled due to wet weather. It will now be held August 31st and September 2 (Monday and Wednesday nights) weather permitting. Results should be in next week's paper. The Holmesville boys signed up in the Auburn Slo Pitch Tournament where they play their first game at 10:00 a.m. Saturday versus Selinger Wood. Come on out folks and give our team the support they need to bring home another victory. Maitland and the 16th By Milena Lobb Where has the summer gone? It is hard to believe that next week the yellow buses will be back on the road. Everyone in this area has been busy with picnics, barbecues, anniversarys and weddings so the month of AugiEt has slipped away. The September meeting of the S.S. No. 4 Community Club will be held in the evening on September 9th at the home of Marty Lobb. The meeting will start at 8 p.m. and there will be a demon- stration on silk flowers - Silks by Sharon. Quite a few have had time to get away for a few days: Murray and Marlene Forbes went to Manitoulin Island) to. visit with Marlene's sister Lunda and her family. They had time, to tour some of the island and got as far as Gore Bay. When they came back to the Wiarton area they met some of the Forbes relatives and were taken on a tour of the Bruce Peninsula Wayne and Lois Tebbutt spent a weeli at Bettendorf. Iowa with Gerry and Shirley Tebbutt. They toured the John .Deere Plant dere Gerry tvorks. Alvin, 1,inda, Lana and David Jones took a few days off and travelled to Ccrllingwood where they toured some of the scenic caves and the Blue Mountain Pottery factory.. David tried out the' water slide. He thought it was lots of f un. Robin. Phyllis and Jamie Thompson took a three week jaunt through the States to Los Angeles. California. Turn to page 11