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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1981-09-30, Page 7' PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL'CLOSING SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1981. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. STORE HOURS Monday 8.30 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Thursday .... 8:30 a.m•.-9:00 p.m: Tuesday 8.30 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Friday 8-30 a.m.-9:00 p.m, Wednesday .. 8:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Saturday .... 8:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m. OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHT TILL 9 P.M. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE i 25TH ANNUAL EF ROUND UPAT CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1981 -PAGE 5 Granulated - Extra Fine White Sugar 2 KG. 1 29 Old South, Frozen From Concentrate 100% Pure Florida Oringe J.uice 121/2 fl. oz. r ALL MERCHANDISE 100'. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED PRODUCT REPLACED OR YOUR MONEY REFUNDED Somerdale - Frozen French Fries 2 lb. bag 28 f l . oz. Granny pkg. of 10 Butter Tarts 1.29 Monarch 2 Ib Soft Margarine. Kraft 500 g Processed Canadian Single 1 oz. Cheese Slices Ingersoll 500 g Processed Cheese Spread 1.59 2.29 1.99 Libby's 28 fl. oz. With Pork Deep Brown Beans .99 Puritan 24 11. oz. Beef, Irish or Meat Ban Stews Kraft 500 g Smooth or Crunchy Peanut Butter IGA 19 11. oz. Choice Whole Potatoes Heinz 10 fl. oz. Tomato or Vegetable Soup 1.49 2.29 2/$1 3/.88 Libby's 6 x 5.5 fl. oz. Fancy Tomato Juice Mir 500 ml P.P. 85C Liquid Dish Detergent Fleecy 5 L Liquid Fabric Softener 1.59 .85 3.49 Super Soap 250 ml Blue or Green Liquid (pump) Hand Soap 1.99 Super Soap 250 ml Blue or Green Refill Liquid Hand Soap Freedom 459 ml No -Wax Floor Cleaner Nabob 1 Ib Vac Pack Traditional Regular, Filter or Extra Coffee 1.69 1.79 '2.99 Rose 500 ml Baby Dill, Sweet Mixed or Bread & Butter 1 Pickles . 09 Billy Bee 1 kg Creamed Honey 3.49 ea. Canada No. 1 California Iceberg Head Lettuce . 58 Ib Canada No. 1 California Flaming Tokay Grapes . 79 Product of South Africa Sweet Valencia Oranges size 112's doz. • Canada No. 1 California Vine Ripe Tomatoes Ib 59 Canada No. 5 Ib bag Cello Carrots 1 Ontario .88 Canada No. 1 r-ntario Green Cabbage 2/®79 Product of U.S.A. 1 Ib pkg. Rosebud Cello Radishes Canada No. 1 Ontario 10 lb bag • Medium Cooking Onions . 69 1.89 Huron &Centennial news Todd James of Seaforth was elected president of the 1981-82 students' council at Huron Centennial School Brucefield last week. Other offices are: vice-president, Kim Rathwell; secretary, Dana Klass. Representatives from the classes are: 8A, Bonnie Turner, Tracey Fansher; 8B; Lorelei Robinson, Glen: Rose; 7A, John Kalbfllesch, Vicki Speziale; 7B, Steve Beane; 6A, Lois 13innendyk; . 6B, Tracy St. Louis; 5A, Nancy Broad -foot; and ,5B, Kent Rathwell. •A new sign, bought by last year's student council has been put in place on the south side of the school. We welcome Miss Cathy Madill of Goderich, who is our new senior music teacher to the staff. Senior choir practice begins next week, and Mrs. LeBeau's 75 - member junior choir has had its first practice. Vision and hearing tests have been carried out on several students. This week, grade eight is taking part in the annual overnight camping and outdoor education session at Camp Sylvan, which in- cludes studies in orien- teering, meteorology, pioneer history, ecology, forestry, and a fossil search at Rock Glen. Story Hour in the library begins October 14th at 2:30, and parents are invited to \bring pre-school children for storiesand crafts. Our cross country and soccer teams are working hard every noon hour. We have 63 persons out for cross country. For soccer there are 29 girls and 25 boys practising. The soccer players are running with the cross country team and should be in top shape for the tournament which will be held here October 14th. In addition to the noon hour fitness program, we have two practices a week after school when Mr. Laurie and Mr. Walker help us with the skills and game plans. Cross country meet is set for October 28th. It will be held at the Falls Conservation Park at Bennmiller. We're looking forward to having a good course and keen competition from the other schools. School photographs will be taken Wednesday, October 14 and October 15th, so don't forget to wear a smile. Everyone is invited to open house at the school October 7th from 7-9 p.m., when parents can see the children's work and meet the teacher. • • Brucefield news Tuckersmith's Reeve Bob Bell drew the winning ticket at the firemen's meat draw on Saturday, September 26 and the winner was Mr. Steve Knight of Hensall. Stanley's Deputy Reeve Don McGregar drew Mr. Larry Ducharme of RR 1 Exeter as second winner. The third ticket drawn by Mr. Stewart Broadfoot fire chief of Brucefield was won by Mr. Clare McNichol of Clinton. Stanley unit meeting of the U.C.W. was held at the home of Mrs. Alex McBeath September 23rd. After the call to worship and a hymn Mrs. Pearl McBeath read the scripture and gave the meditation on gifts. Prayer was given by Mrs. Pearl McBeath and Mrs. Evelyn McBeath gave the world outreach message on work in Asia and concerns for the educational program and child care. The minutes of the August meeting were read and the roll called by the secretary Mrs. Isabel Scott. Mrs. Cliff Henderson gave the treasurers report and Mrs. D'Arcy Rathwell reported on plans for the beef supper and the dessert euchre on October 14th at I P.M. Mrs. Evelyn McBeath assisted by Mrs. Pearl McBeath served a delicious lunch. Mrs. Mabel Monteith of Landon visited lust weekend with her brother Mr. Seldon Ross and Mrs. Ross. Mrs. Hugh Berry visited in Wingham on the weekend and attended the funeral of her brother, Mr. Joseph E. Smith of Wingham. Sym- pathy is extended to her. Also attending the funeral were Mrs. Gordon Elliott of London, Mrs., Geuieve Griffith of Stratford and Mr. De Wayne Elliott of (aledenn Fast. Old Tyme 750 ml Regular or Buttery Table Syrup Gainesburger 2 kg Beef or Cheese Moist Dog Food Kraft 8 oz. Cracker Barrel Aid, Medium, Old, White or Coloured and Mozzarella Cheddar Cheese 1.99 4.29 1.49 Ken -L -Ration 4 kg Tender Chunks Dry Dog Food Club House 88 oz. Assorted Gravy Mixes Robin Hood 2.5 kg - All Purpose Flour McCormicks 450 g Saltines Crackers Dad's 250 g Oatmeal Cookies 3.79 . 39 2.49 1.09 . 79 David's 450 g Jelly Mallow, Milk Social or Caramel -O Cookies 1.69 Hershey's 12 oz.. Pure Chocolate Baking Chips or Reeces Peanut Butter Cookie Chips 1.69 Rowntree 1 Ib Smarties Breck 400 ml Normal, Dry or Oily Shampoo 2.79 3.39 Pkg. of 100 Aspirin ASA Tablets 1.69 Stoneware Assorted Shapes and Designs Coffee Mugs 2/1.99 Ceramic 6 Inch Flower Design Ashtray ea.1.39 Savarin 8 oz. Frozen Beef, Chicken or Turkey Meat Pies Holiday Farms 2 Ib Frozen Lasagna or Cabbage Rolls Sara Lee 10v2 - 14 oz. Banana or Pound Frozen Cake .69 3.89 1.69 Ib Cut From Canada (;rade "A" Beef, Chuck Blade Bone Removed Blade or Short Rib Roast 1.78 GROUND BEEF SALE Regular .1 .48 Medium Ib1.78 Lean lb 2.08 Post 275 g Honeycomb Cereal 1.15 Maxwell House Regular or Decaffeinated YOUR IGA MEAT MANAGER WOULD LIKE TO MEAT YOUR. FREEZER WITH FREEZER BUYS McGregor Beef Burgers 5 kg box Canada Packers Sliced Bacon 10 Ib box Burns Skinless Wieners 10 Ib box Canada Packers or Schneiders Frozen Chicken Thighs 10 Ib box 13.88' 13.88 10.88 12.88 Cull From Canada Grade "A" Beef. Loin T -Bone Steaks 1b •38 Cut From Canada Grade "A" Beef. Hip Boneless Rump Roast 1b • 58 Cut From Canada Grade "A" Beef. Chuck Shoulder Steaks lb 88 Cut From Canada Grade "A" Beef. - Rib Steaks 1b • 28 Schneiders Schneiders 1 Ib pkg. Red Hots. 500 g,pkg. Dutch Treet, All Beef or Oktoberfest Skinless Sausage 1.88 Wieners 1.48 Schneiders Schneiders 500 g pkg.. 5 Varieties 900 g pkg. Sliced Oktoberfest Side �.1 8 Sauerkeaut 1 .OS Bacon r 8 Schneiders 175 g pkg. Schneiders 400 g pkg. Sliced 6 Varieties Ham Cooked 1.58 Piest 1 .78 Schneiders 500 g pkg. Schneiders 175 g pkg. 5 Varieties Mac & Cheese. Dutch or SlicedChicken Bologna 1.988 Loaf .98 Schneiders Schneiders 5-6 lbs2 kg pkg. Harvest TymeFamily Hams ib 2.58 Burgers 3.98 Post 250 9 Sugar Crisp. Cereal 1.15 Tang Orange Flavoured Drink Crystals l :l' 1 0/. Jell-O 3.25-4 oz. Assorted Pudding Powders .49