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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1981-09-23, Page 9CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23,1981 --PAGE 9 14111111111 Nil -400,,,mios wit sir) ct Cash in on A&P's Great Getaway Giveaways on your next holiday getaway.Collect up to $500 and more in A&P gift certificates when you book your travel arrangements through TCA SAVE 94,i Smooth or Crunchy -4,011100 SAVE 2.70 SAVE 70¢ Ib KRAFT PEANUT BUTTER 500 g jar 99 (Litiit 3 per family purchase) (Our Regular Price 2.93) Made with 100% pure vegetable shortening Jane Parker, Sliced 24 -oz loaf OLD FASHIONED Q `STYLE BREAD 7¢ You'll do better with DEL MONTE CANNED GOODS from AU (Our Regular Price 1.89) Assorted Varieties run iiit0 Cut from Canada's Finest Grade ."A" Beef BONELESS ROUND ROAST Outside Cut, Eye Removed (Compare to Maxwell House or Nescafe at our regular price 6.69) A&P, Peanut Butter Chip, Chocolate Vanilla, Chocolate Fudge or 450 g tin tie bag CHOCOLATE v g CHIP COOKIES You'll do better with FROZEN FOODS from A&P! "New," McCain, Frozen, SAVE 50c Deluxe 482 g or Pepperoni 454 g DEL MONTE pkg of 4, TENDERCRISP FRUIT CUPS 5 -oz tins ....- PIZZA (Our Regular Price 3.29 Ib) (Our Regular Price 2.59 Ib) SAVE 60e Ib FRESH LEAN : lb 199 GROUND BEEF -- pkg 9 9 DEL MONTE 19 -FL -OZ TIN WELCH'S, FROZEN, CONCENTRATED Sweet Potatoes 89a DEL MONTE 19 -FL -02 TIN Stewed Tomatoes 79¢ DEL MONTE, WAX OR GREEN 14 -FL -OZ TIN Seasoned Beans 2f0,9951 DEL MONTE, PINEAPPLE -ORANGE OR PINEAPPLE -GRAPEFRUIT Fruit Drinks 48-fI-oztin 8951 GENERAL MILLS 400 g PKG Honey Nut Cheerios 1.59 "In Syrup", Sliced, Crushed, Tidbits DOLE PINEAPPLE 19 fl -oz tin Grape Juice 16-fl-ortin 1.59 FROZEN, 2 -COMPARTMENT, ASSORTED VARIETIES 6-0Z PKG Swanson Entrees 1.19 "NEW SECTION", 6 VARIETIES INCLUDING ESCALLOPED CHICKEN & NOODLES, FROZEN 83/4-0Z PKG Stouffers Entrees 1.69 STOUFFERS, FROZEN, DELUXE 12-0Z OR PEPPERONI 11.25-0Z I PKG French Bread Pizza 2.49 CAVENDISH FARMS, FROZEN, ASSORTED CUTS French Fries 2 l pkg 99? 01111n1111/I SAVE 36? (Our Regular Price 1.05) (Our Regular Price 1.29) Libby's, Fancy TOMATO 48 -fl -oz JUICE tin SAVE 30c 99,1 DANISH BALLET IMPORTED 450 gr. tin Honeydew "Premium", Frozen, Concentrated ORANGE JUICE 12.5 fl -oz tin 19 SAVE 35i ( Our Regular Price Savarin, Assorted Varieties FROZEN. DINNERS 11 -oz pkg X09 LIBBY'S - CHOICE DICED BEETS, SMALL RED BEETS, PEAS & CARROTS Butter Cookies 2.99 Vegetables 14-fl-oztin 2for 79? GAY LEA, SWISS STYLE ASSORTED TYPES 250 ml AEROSOL TIN Yogou rf 175 g tub 2 for 89¢ Arrid Deodorant 1.99 SILVERWOOD LIGHT TOUCH, ASSORTED FLAVOURS DEEP BROWNED, WITH PORK OR IN TOMATO SAUCE Ice Milk 2litrecarton 1.99 Libby's Beans 19-f1-oztin 89?C COLBY, MEDIUM, MILD, OLD COLOURED, WHITE 375 g PKG BELTLESS MAXI PADS Schneiders Cheese 2.39 Confidets Pkg of 121.19 DUNCAN HINES, ASSORTED VARIETIES 14-02 PKG 10W30 Snack Cake Mix 1.29 Gulf Motor OiI (Plus Bottle Deposit) REGULAR 750 mi OR DIET 7 UP bottle 2f089%1 Buy SAVE 49c l 1 litre tin 1,119 AIM TOOTHPASTE 100 mi 99 tube with Supermarket prices (Our Reg. Price up to 3.49 Ib) SAVE up to 70e Ib Rump, Sirloin Tip or Inside Cut Round NELESS ib79 BEEF ROASTS Z Whole, New York Style PORK to SHOULDER 14 -Ib average 19 16 SAVE 205Ib (Our Regular Price 1.39 lb) Pick up a Getaways & Giveaways brochure at your A&P store! FULL SLICE ROUND STEAK"2. S9 Inside Cut Round er SIRLOIN TIP STEAK lb2.994 Ib Utility Grade, Frozen CHICKENS 3 to 4 -Ib average SAVE 30feib (Our Regular Price 1.29 Ib) Fresh (Our Regular Price 1.39 Ib - SAVE 20c) (Boneless 1.29 lb) Ib 119 PORK ROASTS Picnic Shoulder (Shoulder Butt 1.29 Ib - Boneless 1.39 Ib ) (Our Regular Price 1.89 Ib) PICNIC SHOULDER OR SHOULDER BUTT Pork Chops NEW ZEALAND, SPRING, VAC PAC Lamb Chops PREVIOUSLY FROZEN, PORK SIDE Spare Ribs A&P, REGULAR OR THICK SLICED Side Bacon SAVE 40e Ib 161.49 1b 3.69 14.79 S00 g VAC PAC 1.99 SCHNEIDERS, RED HOTS, ALL BEEF, DUTCH TREET, DINNER FRANKS Wieners 1 l vac pac 1.99 SCHNEIDERS SAUSAGE, PLAIN OR GARLIC COUNTRY STYLE OR 500 g PKG Oktoberfest 2.49 SCHNEIDERS, SLICED, 11 VARIETIES INCLUDING MACARONI & CHEESE & LUNCHEON 175 g VAC PAC Cooked Meats 1.09 SCHNEIDERS, HALVES, VAC PAC v� Hams Olde -Fashioned Ib 4.2 9 SCHNEIDERS, SLICED 175 g VAC PAC Cooked Ham 1.69 SCHNEIDERS, SLICED, REGULAR OR ALL BEEF Bologna 375 g vac pac1.79 SCHNEIDERS, JUMBO SIZE Polish sausage Ib 2.29 OLD M'LL, BREAKFAST Sausages SWIFT LAZY MAPLE, SLICED Side Bacon 161.49 500 g VAC PAC 2.49 PRIDE OF CANADA, REGULAR OR ALL BEEF Wieners 1 -lb vac pac 1.79 PRIDE OF CANADA, READY -TO -SERVE, 4 to 6 -Ib AVERAGE Half Ha162.69 ice 2.99 ) egular or All Beef SCHNEIDERS 9 MINI SIZZLERS SAVE 50e 2 " SCHNEIDERS, SLICED, REGULAR, THICK, COUNTRY MAPLE 500 g VAC PAC Side Bacon 2.69 SCHNEIDERS, 6 VARIETIES INCLUDING CHICKEN AND BACON & LIVER 250 g PKG Sandwich Spread Rolls 99¢ SCHNEIDERS Headcheese SCHNEIDERS, 10 VARIETIES INCLUDING SUMMER, BEERWURST & SALAMI 375 g BOWL 1.7 9 Mini Deli 25Ogpkg1,99 SCHNEIDERS, SKINLESS 300 g VAC PAC Polish Links 1.69 SCHNEIDERS, VAC PAC RING Blood Pudding 1b1.99 SCHNEIDERS, RING, VAC PAC White Pudding 16 1.99 Goderich Twp. Council news No objectbfs were ex- pressed by involved lan- downers when the Butlin - Dempsey Dalin Report was read at a spedal meeting of Goderteh Township Council September 15. B. Holdsworth of W.J. Bartlett Association was present to answer technical questions. Council passed a ;notion that the report be provisionally adopted and incorporated into by-law 17, 1981; and that the first sitting of the Court 'of Revision be held October 14 at 8 p.m. The township tile drain quota for the year has been set at $45,100 by the Ministry of Agriculture and Food despite Ole fact that the township had been informed previously that the quota would be up to half of the 1990 initial quota of $123,800 and that the final quotas would be set after August when the needs were more fully listed. The clerk was instructed (to contact the Ministry to ascertain if any mistakes had been made and the Reeve volunteered to contact M.P.P. Jack Riddell regarding a meeting with the minister. A land severance request received from Garland for permission to sever an existing lot into two parcels, was dealt with as per questionaire. At a special meeting of township council September 18, Gary Davidson, Ann Marie Howard and Curdy Fisher of the Huron County Planning Department were present to explain the progress of the zoning by-law as prepared ' by them. A number of maps were shown to illustrate the land use as recorded by the Assessment Officer and the land use as presently known by the Planning Board The agricultural section of the by-law was discussed at length with the permitted uses under the zoning designations. The Planning Department representatives suggested that three meetings would be required, to study the entire by-law. Reeve Stirling set October 8 for the second meeting The clerk reported that a verbal agreement had been received form the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food to increase the tile drain quota from $45,100 to $61,900 for the year 1981. If this is verified by letter from the ministry, a balance of $4,100 would be available for loaning for the balance of the Dorothy Wallace to be honored by government By Helen Owen The Annual Meeting of tht Huron Branch of the A.C.O took place on September 15tt and started off with a poi luck supper at the Fall': Reserve Conservation Area • a very appropriate location. The members then ad• journed to the Forester's Hall for the business part of the meeting. Following the presentation of the annual reports, officers for 1982 were elected. Past Pres.: Mrs. Dorothy Wallace of Goderich; President: Mr. Nicholas Hill of Auburn; Vice Pres.: Mr. Kelvin Jer- vis of Clinton; Secretary: Mrs. Dorothy Reed of Goderich. Acorn Correspon- dent: Miss Kay Reid of Bayfield; Projects Chair- man: Mrs. Peggy Willock of Bayfield. It was announced that the annual Christmas dinner would be held at the Little Inn, Bayfield on Thursday November 26th. Another important an- nouncement was the annual meeting of the Heritage Canada Foundation, which would take place in Halifax from October 20th to 24th. This was of particular in- terest because during the course of the meeting, Mrs. Dorothy • Wallace, Past President of the Huron Branch is to be honored at Government House. In recognition of the ex- ceptionally fine restoration work she has carried out in Goderich, rand of the beautiful book which she prepared and edited on the occasion of the Goderich ses- quicentennial year, she will receive an award for Com- munity Services.