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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1981-09-09, Page 9CLINTON NEW&RECOR.D, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 ,1 1 -PAGE 9 Hensall news.....®. Pk L.� i111C•1.\\11»1Mk�1a \\\ >-I/// ��r ;4 101 Cash in on A&P's Great Getaway Giveaways on your next holiday getaway. Collect up to $500 Imo' -' and more in A&P gift certificates when you book your travel arrangements through TCA SAVE 4.00 SPRITE OR COCA-COLA Case of 24 - 10 -f1 -0z tins 99 (Limit 3 cases per Family, with a minimum $10.00 purchase, excl this product & Cigarettes) (Our Regular Price 8.99) (6 pack, 300 ml btls 1.89 - plus btl deposit ) \11111111r11/p��i %lllllI IIIA\\C SAVE 5CV 1 r-rik-rrraorr-N. Heinz, Fancy Cut from Canada's Finest Grade 'A' Beef TOMATO JUICE 48 fl -oz tin BONELESS ROUND ROAST Outside Cut, Eye Removed (Our Regular Price 1.29) Jane Parker, Sliced Assorted Varieties PROTEIN 1 oz7c, DAINTY 350 g pkg BREAD loaf "FRIED RICE 7a, Cut from Canada's Finest Grade "A" Beef Ib (Our Regular Price 3.59 Ib) (Our Regular Price Ib 3.69 - SAVE 80c Ib) Full Slice ROUND STEAK BONELESS BEEF ROASTS Rump, Sirloin Tip or Inside Cut Ib Round Roast 79 (Our Regular Price up to 3.79 lb) SAVE up to 1.00 Ib CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'A' BEEF - SHOPSY DELI FRESH INSIDE CUT ROUND OR All Beef Wieners Sirloin Tip Steak 16 2.99 BURNS PRIDE OF CANADA, SALAMI, BIERWURST, CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'A' BEEF - Cube Steak CANADIAN QUEEN, SLICED, CHICKEN, BOLOGNA MAC & CHEESE LOAF Cooked Meats SHOPSY, ALL BEEF Sliced Bologna TENDERIZED 163.29 PEPPERONI, SUMMER, HAM Sausage Sticks OR SWIFT PREMIUM, SLICED, MAC & CHEESE, 375 g VAC PAC 1.39 375 g VAC PAC 1.39 CHICKEN LOAF, DUTCH, BOLOGNA Cooked Meats 175g MAPLE LEAF OR TOWN CLUB, SWEET PICKLED Cottage Rolls plunmrm� f box of 100 sheets Assorted Colours KLEENEX FACIAL TISSUE ii/ll l f l IIP 0,0 (Our Regular Price 63e) REGULAR OR MINT FLAVOURS Crest Toothpaste 100 ml tube 1.39 0 MOUTHWASH Scope 1 litre bottle 3.99 LIQUID Javex Bleach 1,8 litre plastic lug 79i 1 -PLY BATHROOM TISSUE, ASSORTED COLOURS White Swan Tissue pkg of 2 rolls 595/ LOTION MILD Jergens Soap pack of 4 bars 89' WITH TRIGGER (LIQUID REFILL 900 rnI PLASTIC BTL L29) Windex Liquid 600 ml plastic btl L69 FABRIC SOFTENER Fleecy Liquid 5 litre plastic jug 3.69 Powdered ABC DETERGENT 12 litre 4 9 9 box 1 -LB VAC PAC 1.89 500 g PKG 1.99 with Supermarket prices Fresh 1 LEAN GROUND BEEF Ib MARY MILES WIENERS 1 -Ib vac pac 99 [1.39 SAVE 50e "Great on the B.B.Q." (Our Regular Price 1.89) In stores with Deli Shop! YOUR CHOICE - UKRAINIAN, ITALIAN, VIENNA OR DUTCH LUNCH pkg 89 Swift Salami VAC PAC YOUR CHOICE - SHOPSY'S COLE SLAW OR Ib 1.99 Potato Salad PremiumSALRed SOCKEYE MON 71/4 -oz tin 99 .,\\011111111110// 161.99 161.09 SAVE 545' T-- Frozen, Concentrated -0,„„„,„," A&P ORANGE J .5z tin fl12�a tin IICE SAVE 30` 1/411 ( Compare f our regularto Clpoverrice 2.53)Leaat , (Our Regular Price 99c ) 1/41 CHICKEN NOODLE "NEW" CENTRAL EUROPE, CHEESE & POTATO OR Lipton Soup Mix SEASONED WAX OR GREEN BEANS, FANCY PEAS pkg of 4 envs 1.49 Del Monte Vegetables DEL MONTE, CUT Sweet Potatoes DEL MONTE 14 -FL -OZ TIN 2for993i 79,i 19 -fl -oz tin Stewed Tomatoes 79 DEL MONTE, ASSORTED VARIETIES 19 -fl -oz tin Fruit Cups pkg of 4, 5 -oz tins 1.69 MOZZARELLA OR COLBY Schneiders Cheese 375 g pkg 2019 ASSORTED VARIETIES Puritan Stews A Potato Perogies McCAIN, FROZEN, SUPERCRISPS OR Superpatties SWEET 'N SASSY Frozen Dessert 2 FROZEN Dressed Smelts RAINBOW VALLEY Frozen Trout HIGH LINER, FROZEN Cod Fillets HIGH LINER, FROZEN 24 fl oz tin L59 Perch Fillets (Our R:.*ular Price 2.39) Solid White Albacore CLOVER LEAF TUNA 280 g pkg 1.49 1.5 -Ib pkg 89? 170g pkgs 99 16 -oz pkg 99? 8 -oz pkg 99)1 14 -oz pkg 1.99 16 -oz pkg 1.99 (Our Regular Price 1.59) SAVE 40c Layer, Chocolate, Vanilla or ,�$199 LEE tin SARA FROZEN CAKES Lemon SAVE 40e 119 13 -ox pkg 1► .7. Pick up your Free Getaways & Giveaways brochure at A&P! - ____B 5Y SAVE 67¢ Ready -to -Serve, Chicken Noodle, Chicken Rice, Chicken Vegetable, Vegetable, Mushroom & Tomato HEINI. SOUPS 8 fl -oz tins (Our Regular Price 3 for 1.00) CASEA SAVE 2.41 Strained, Meatless Varieties of Foods & Juices HEINZ BABY FOODS Case of 24, 4.5 -fl -oz jars 99 (Our Regular Price 35c each) Carol, 100% Vegetable Oil SOFT MARGARINE 1-1b tub SAVE MP I Savarin, Assorted Varieties FROZEN ' DINNERS 11 -ox pkg (Our Regular Price 1.49) efrom page 8 slides which were shown by Rev. Stanley McDonald. A "Thank You" was read from Beatrice Munn. An invita- tion was accepted to attend a noon luncheon at Hensall Church U.C.W. meeting on September 10th. Members were reminded of the Presbyterial at Kippen United Church Sept. 30 at 12:30. Anniversary plates 'are for sale farommemberg. A Bale of used clothing will be sent in October. Mrs. Clarence Coleman gave an article. Rev. McDonald gave. the benediction and refreshments were served by Mrs. Harold Parker and Mrs. Alvin Cole. Queensway Residents Entertained Mrs. Shirley Luther con- ducted worship at Queensway Manor last week. Mr. and Mrs. A. Bates visited Mrs. Scrymegour. Dirk, Marie, Grene and Don Rozendal visited Mrs. Alice Rozendal. Kay Cockwell visited with Irma Wilds. Chester Dunn visited Mrs. Lammie. Mrs. McNaughton visited with her husband Peter. Mrs. Finkbeiner spent Sunday & Monday at her son's at Crediton. Mary Parlmer visited over the holiday with her sister Mrs. Thomson. Mrs. Wilds visited on Sunday with her daughter in London. Peter McNaughton celebrated his birthday on Sunday September 6th. On Wednesday Sept. 2 the Ladies from the Mennonite Church, Zurich, entertained the residents with Bingo and served coffee and cookies. On Thursday Mr. Mathonia and his musical group enter- tained the residents with music and entertainment. Kippen this week By Rena Caldwell Irene Finlayson and Margaret Hoggarth attended training school last Wed- nesday and Thursday for the up -coming 4H Club, "Which can first, the chicken or the egg." Classes will begin Sept. 15 at 7:15 p.m. at the home of the • leader Marga ret Hoggarth, and any girls interested in taking the club, contact either of the leaders. The Kippen East W.I. will meet at the home of Mrs. Wm. Bell on Sept. 16. Mildred Chalmers is in charge of lunch while Agnes Eyre has the motto Mrs. Theo Wisch is the speaker. The bean harvest is stalled in a sea of mud after 11 days of rain and warm tem- peratures. Brucefielders see the sea Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Taylor, Nancy, Don and Mr. and Mrs. R M. Scott of Seaforth enjoyed a three- week holiday touring New Brunswick; P.E.I. , Nova Scotia, Maine, and Cape Cod. The lobster and scallop crop was extremely good this year. The Maritimes had a cold, wet spring, but all the crops look good and they are starting to harvest. Misses Kelly and Lori Collins visited a few days last week with their Aunt, Miss Hazel Collins, Hamilton. They were ac- companied by their mother, Mrs. Jim Collins, and grandmother, Mrs. Ray Foster. Clinton. UCW meets The Brucefield United Church Women held their general meeting on Sept. 1 in the church meeting room. The worship and meditation were taken by Mrs. Evelyn McBeath, Mrs. Eileen McGregor and Mrs. Donna McBeath. Mrs. D. McBeath also presided at the piano for thesinging of the hymns. Mrs. Beatrice Stoll. U.C.W. president. was in charge of the business. assisted by the secretary. Mrs. Barbara Moffatt. The treasurer's report was given by Mrs. Marjory Broadfoot, and the correspondence read by Mrs. Jean Henderson - A letter from the foster child was read by Mrs. Moffatt, and the regional meeting was announced for October 8 at Walton Church. It was decided to have a dessert euchre and bake sale on October 14 A donation was made to the Rathwells as a result of their barn fire, and lunch was served by the Tucker - smith group.