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Clinton News-Record, 1983-07-20, Page 12PAGE 12-CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1983 RECONSTITUTED Martins Apple Juice with supermarket prices 6 CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'A' BEEF Boneless Round Roast OUR REGULAR PRICE 8.13Ikg-3.69 Ib SAVE 3.31/kg-1.50 Ib FIRST 5 RIBS ONLY OVEN READY Prime Rib Roast 6 59 99 !kg Ib OUR REGULAR PRICE 9.901kg-4.49 Ib CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'ABEEF 24 99 Rib Eye Steaks 131kg/5 Ib CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE A BEEF 3 Rib Steaks o 71ko47/39 lb FRESH -GREAT ON THE B.B.O. 39 Lean Ground Beef Ik/19! CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE A' BEEF INSIDE CUT r/29! Round Steak 6 CUT FROM CANADA'S FINESTGRADE'A' BEEF Round SteakSlire 51k3g/26Ib9 CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE A' BEEF-TENDERIZF1 Cube Steak 725/329 FROZEN, NEW ZEALAND, LOIN. GREAT ON THES�99 B. Lamb Chops LIP Z lb FROZEN, NEW ZEALAND, SHORT CUT Lamb Legsa',vtora69e e PREVIOUSLY FROZEN. SLICED Beef Liver A&P OR TOWN CLUB, SLICED Side Bacon 58/249 1 74/•79 500 g 229 vac pac SWEET PICKLED (CENTRE CUTS 5.49Ikg-2.4a ihi End Back Bacon cuts KRAFT Peanut Butter 5°5/229 Ikg Ib 1 5 kg 4 lar A&P reserves the right to limit quantities to normal family requirements! WHITE, YELLOW OR ALMOND Printed Royale Towels PKG OF 2 ROLLS OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.99 SAVE 3.09/kg-1.40 Ib Prime Rib Steaks 59 999 /kg MIN Ib OUR REGULAR PRICE 9.681kg-4.39 Ib SWIFTS. FULLY SKINNED (SHANK HALF 3,28Ikg-1,491b) Whole Hams SWIFT OLD MILL Breakfast Sausages GREAT ON THE B.B.O. Swift Wieners SWIFT. SLICED Cooked Ham SWIFT. SLICED, 4 VARIETIES Cooked Meats SWIFT, VAC PAC Bologna Chunks SWIFT Sliced Bologna SWIFT, SLICED. 3 VARIETIES Side Bacon SWIFT SUGAR PLUM, GREAT ON THE B.B.O. Ham Slices DELI FRESH. ALL BEEF Shopsy's Wieners SHOPSY'S-COLE SLAW OR Potato Salad 3 06/139 /kg/ Ib 328/149 11b 129 vac pac 175g 129 vac pac 175 g vac pac ■ 306/139 /kg Ib 375 g 11:9 vac pac 500 g 239 vac pac 175 g pkg SAVE 2.651kg-1.20 Ib BONELESS, SIRLOIN TIP INSIDE CUT ROUND OR Rump Roast 797� OUR REGULAR PRICE UP TO 8.801kq-3.99 Ib GRADE 'A', EVISCERATED Frozen0)18/ aa Ducks L11!kg Ib ■ SHOPSY'S, ALL BEEF SalamiviOenna SHOPSY'S, CORNED BEEF OR Pastrami 500 g 999 pkg pkg of 4 50 g pouches 279 CANADIAN QUEEN, HOT OR SWEET Sausage Italian CANADIAN QUEEN, SLICED 3 VARIETIES Cooked Meats 395 /179 !kg Ib 3758 149 vac pac CANADIAN QUEEN. SLICED. VAR PACK OR MINCED H 375 g 9 vac pac Cooked Meats IN STORES WITH DELI! SHOPSY 1100 g 199 Cole Slaw .22/.99 lib 1 79 vac pac 500 g 139 ctn RED ROSE, REGULAR OR FRUIT FLAVOURED .99 Iced Tea Mix 61Pi0n 2.89 KELLOGG'S Rice Krispies P g9 2.99 PINEAPPLE -ORANGE OR PINEAPPLE -GRAPEFRUIT 48 II oz tin .9 14 f1 oz tin .5 Del Monte Drinks U.F.O.'S. OR SPAGHETI IN TOMATO SAUCE & Heinz Scarios ASSORTED VARIETIES Green Giant Vegetables OUR REGULAR PRICE UP TO .99 ASSORTED FLAVOURS Quench Crystals sting 2.89 ROBIN HOOD, ASSORTED VARIETIES Pudding Cake Mixes 250 g r69 LEMONADE FLAVOUR Realerlon Crystals 6c1t g 2.89 BATHROOM TISSU' ASST'D COLOURS White Swan OUR REGULAR PRICE 1 .69 4 roll pock 49 MIX & MATCH -5 VARIETIES -� I,DOg 59 Schneiders Cold Cuts .0//e7 YOUR CHOICES VARIETIES 11UU 9 66/29 Assorted Cheeses . Ib PURINA Puppy Chow PURINA Meow Mix PURINA, ASSORTED VARIETIES Tender Vittles BEEF. CHEESE OR BACON FLAVOUR Top Choice Dog Food KRAFT, OUARTEIIS Parkay Margarine OUR REGULAR PRICE 2.55 8 kg bag 10.99 pkg 1.99 500 P 901.69 2bag 3.99 2 LB PKG 199 MOIST & MEATY, ASST VARIETIES Purina Cat Food 184 q TIN ■ OUR REGULAR PRICE .51 EACH 3 Titre plst jug OUR REGULAR PRICE 4.69 TODDLERS PLUS 40 5 9 49 SAVE 50 TODDLERS 48 S E X TRA ABSORB 60 S Pampers Diapers 99 box OUR REGULAR PRICE 9.99 r1;._.I..■ u4p3IIIMINIIIIIIII ORANGE PEKOE 11 Lipton Tea Bags 1 i 1 1 0 WITH ■ THIS ■ 111 COUPON box of j II 100 ■ 1 1 him ell®®®®®mem soam IN mumun mi xi di Limit one bow per family purchase Valid until July 23rd 1983 V C Feature price 3 49 without coupon 1 for a quilt e 1: Qen A province -wide quilting contest to select a Bicen- tennial commemorative quilt to present to the Queen was announced recently by Agriculture and Food Minister Dennis Tirnbrell. Entitled "The Ontario Bicentennial Quilt Contest", the competition is open to novice and artisan alike. The province has selected 1;'9 as its Bicentennial, marking the anniversary of the first major influx of settlers. Individuals practicing the historic craft of quilting will be competing for prizes of $500 for first, $400 for second and $300 for third place in the contest sponsored by the Ontario Agricultural Museum at Milton. The province has invited her Royal Highness Queen Elizabeth II to attend the celebration. of Ontario's Bicentennial. If she is able to come, the Ministry of Agriculture and Food will present Her Majesty with the first place quilt and in- troduce the talented winner. ',Although the winners of the competition will be announced in early June 1984, the quilts will be on display at the museum until the end of August. All quilts must be received by the museum no later than May 1, 1984 and all interested participants should register by December 31, 1983. For further information, please write to "Ontario Bicen- tennial Quilt Contest", Box 38, Milton, Ontario, L9T 2Y3 or phone (416) 878-8151. Mail order library New Geoscience Data File brings Mail Order Library to Busy Mining Personnel A new mail order library provided by the Ontario Geological Survey offers busy prospectors and the staff of mining and explora- tion companies access to geological information right in their offices. But the service won't mean tonnes of material for already overcrowded shelves. It consists of microfilmed geotechnical reports and associated in- dices. Natural Resources Minister Alan Pope says the new Geoscience Data File consists of: • technical reports which are composed of text and supporting map documenta- tion: • indices which illustrate the coverage of exploration activity. "The Ontario Geological Survey has already compil- ed, indexed and filmed some 2,600 files dealing with the Sault Ste. Marie resident geologist's area - about 10 per cent of the provincial total. And the Sudbury area will be completed next mon- th," Mr. Pope said. "The file means a standar- dized, provincewide reference system. lower pur- chase and handling costs, less storage space, and the ability to receive the reports and indices on a mail-order basis," he added. • All of the microfilmed files and their associated indices may be purchased from Micropublishing Services Canada Limited, 1361 Hun- tingwood Drive, Unit No. 8, Agincourt, Ontario, M1S 3J1. Telephone ( 416)292-0900. More information on the Geoscience Data File may be obtained from: The Resi- dent Geologist Office for your area or Robert C. Owen, Ontario Geological Survey, Room 819, 77 'Gren- ville Street, Toronto, On- tario, M5S 1B3. Telephone (416 )965.6139. Committee formed WINGHAM - Faced with what it sees as a need to improve its public relations before mounting a major fund raising drive, the Wingham and District Hospital Board has formed a new committee to try and get across to the community the message of what it is trying to accomplish. The committee, composed mainly of various com- munity leaders, began meeting last week. It is charged with helping to correct the impression that a $500,000 renovation program completed last year was little more than ad- ministrative window- dressing, which did little to improve patient services, and laying the groundwork to raise money for a mors ambitious building program later this year