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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1983-10-12, Page 13Open Six Days A Week 9:00 ANI ®9 ®3 ® PM CLINTON NEWS -RECORD WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1983 -PAGE 13 We redeem all food coupons A&P reserves the right to limit quantities to normal family requirements Prices effective thru Sat., October 15th, 1983 SAVE .50 INSTANT Nescafe Coffee ASSORTED VARIETIES Primo Pastas PARTLY SKIMMED Fresh 2% Milk 10 OZ JAR 900 g PKG 4 LITRE BAG OUR REGULAR PRICE 6.99 OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.49 PRIMO PLAIN SPAGHETTI SAUCE 28 fl oz On .99 SAVE 3.53/kg CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'A' BEEF 5 -BONE, OVEN READY Prime Rib Roast OUR REGULAR PRICE 9.901kg-4.49 Ib SAVE 3.31/kg-1.50 Ib CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'A' BEEF p wnh supurmdrht I pnres moo4 SAVE 1.60 Ib 3,7/ 89 Ikg Ib SAVE 1.10/kg-.50 Ib SAVE .88/kg-.40 Ib oast Loin Pork ChopsCOMBINATION PACK -CONTAINS: 2 RIB END, OUTSIDE CUT. EYE RE D 2 LOIN ENDS. 4 C ENTRE CUT CHOPS ot Loin Prime Rib Steaks Round R 659299 5°/2'° . 4'kg7/189 OUR REGULAR PRICE 9.90/kg-4.49 Ib OUR REGULAR PRICE 6.591kg-2.99 Ib OUR REGULAR PRICE 5.05Ikg-2.29 Ib Rib Eye Steaks POINTICENTRE CUTS 5.491kg-2.49 Ib) Beef Brisket End Cuts RUMP SIRLOIN TIP OR INSIDE CUT BEEF Boneless Roasts FRESH Lean Ground Beef INSIDE CUT Round Steak FULL SLICE Round Steak TENDERIZED Cube Steak 1319 /599 505 /229 !kg Ib 593 /2s9 !k9 Ib it!! /199 Ib 6r/29? 2 i 89 Ikg /2 Ih 65k9 /299 IIb PORK LOIN RIB PORTION. COUNTRY STYLE /,39 /199 4 /kg Ib Spare Ribs STEAK OR ROAST 5 s9 New York Strip Loin 1 21k5g /5 Ib SWEET PICKLED BY THE PIECE CENTRE CUT Back Bacon y7/289 DIET COKE. SPRITE. SUGAR FREE SPRITE TAB COLA 0 Coca-Cola 750 mL btl plus 30 btl dep ■ 49 HUMPTY DUMPTY. ASSORTED VARIETIES Potato Chips NSTANT CREAMER Cremelle p gg 1 .39 k 4"9 tin ■ 09 FACIAL TISSUE. ASST COLOURS SLICED. SKINLESS & DEVEINEU Beef Liver SCHNEIDER'S Oktoberfest Sausage MARY MILES. SLICED Side Bacon "EV Ib.79 CANADIAN QUEEN. SLICED. 3 ASST VARIETIES Cooked Meats CANADIAN QUEEN. SLICED VARIETY PACK OR Minced Ham CANADIAN QUEEN. SLICED Cooked Ham MARY MILES. VAC PAC Bologna Chunks CANADIAN QUEEN. HOT OR SWEET Sausage Italian Style BREAKFAST Burns Sausage LAND O FROST SLICED 6 VARIETIES Smoked Meats 500 g 259 pkg vac pac 229 500 g vac pac 375 g vac pac 375 g 1" 189 HIB OR 3 TO 3' ; LB TENDERLOIN PORTION ' 89 Pork Loin Roasts . /kg 7 /1 Ib ROAST OR CHOPS Centre Cut Pork Loin 5%11kg/259 Ib RIB PORTION Boneless Pork Loin 63'/289 'the DeIiSfl0 ASSORTED VARIETIES, COOKED 1100 g v175g 129 Schneider's 55 /2" 175 g os Meat Loaves • Ib '� lk9 /1 3Ib 9 beim.5hop AT A&P! Fresh Pizza SmaII - 10" 299 Medium -12" 399 • Large -14" 499 Made Fresh Daily In Our Deli SAVE .54 BATHROOM TISSUE, ASST COLOURS Velour Tissue PKG OF 4 ROLLS 1.49 OUR REGULAR PRICE 2.03 395 /1b Mortadella ■ 55 1100 9/ L. 328 MILD. MEDIUM OR OLD kg /1`'18 Cheddar Cheese.771100g/3`'� vac pac 71g ■ 9 BETTY CROCKER. ASST VAR Hamburger Helper P 1.69 BLUE RIBBON � 1100 q /, � /1 99 Schneider's bologna ■ lb E.D. Smith Harvest of Values ASST VAR INCL CHOICE PEAS & CREAM STYLE CORN Aylmer VegetablesO7■59 BETTY CROCKER ASST VAR -STIR N FROST ORLIQUID DETERGENT Snack'n Cake Mixes 4p°9 1 ■09 Gentle Fels BUTCHERS BLEND Purina Dog Food 8 kg bag 34baned pk of 2 1 79 0 mL pest btl e E.D. SMITH Garden Cocktail 28 FL OZ BTL .89 OUR REGULAR PRICE 1 39 APPLE E.D. Smith Pie Fillings RAISIN OR PUMPKIN E.D. Smith Pie Fillings CHERRY OR BLUEBERRY E.D. Smith Pie Fillings PURE RASPBERRY OR STRAWBERRY E.D. Smith Jams WHITE OR CONCORD FROM CONCENTRATE E D SMITH 10.99 Welch's Grape Juice 1�Itre1.99 Tomato Clam Cocktail AVAILABI E AT A&P THIS WEEK NEW. ASST VAR -QUAKER GRANOLA Chewy Bars 1 .99 OUR REGULAR PRICE 2 29 225 g PKG ANIUMMONIMMININIL IN OWN JUICE CRUSHED. DESSERT BITS SLICED Del Monte Pineapple 69 OUR REGULAR PRICE 1 09 14 FL OZ TIN ■1111111111111I11r ABP 1911071 39 lin in 1911°71 • 39 tin ■ 1911 OZ 1 99 tin 7 25101r mL 1 39 ■ 2811 oz btlNI III III IIII .1 ■ ■ 11-1-1 1 111 1 WITH THIS COUPON MACARONI & CHEESE Kraft Dinner 3 225 g 1.99 Limit 3 pkgs per family purchase Valid until October 15th. 1983 VC 3380709H Feature price 3 for 1 29 without coupon ihinsissoneammunnanmanannadi C ... t S . ®lee raise 5 Dozens of local businesses and national agencies helped the Clinton Police raise over $1,600 for the Clinton Public Hospital. Those who donated prizes for the Police Golf Tournament were: China Palace, Jerry MacLean's, Grove Electric, OML Travel, Blue Fountain, Clinton Cleaners, Les Ciseau Deux, Norholme Decorating, X-ray Dept. Clinton Hospital, Brownies Drive In, Morden & Helwig, Elm Haven, Ball - MacAulay, Mason Bailey, Home Hardware, John Wise Insurance, Langford Lumber, King's Garage, Sheaffer Pen, Clere-Vu Auto Wreckers, Vanastra Base Factory Outlet, John Kassies Construction, Anstett Jewellers, Scruton Fuels, Herman's Men's Wear, Royal Bank, Bank of Montreal, Bluewater Cable TV, Al Finch, Campbell's Men's Wear, Elllot's Rad Shop, Haugh Tire, N.D. Cameron, Lewis Bread, K.W. Frosted Foods, Harold Wise Ltd., McKerlie Automotive, Dale Pump, Clinton Electric, Tuckey Beverages, Lee's, Frank Radford, Maple Leaf Small Engines, Carter's West End, Ball & Mutch Furniture, K.D. Cooke, Pete's TV, Bayfield Garage, H. Lobb and Sons, Hi Test Ready Mix, Tri County Brick, Murray Taylor, Goldsworthy's, Harold Workman, Sparling Propane, Radford's Garage, Riley's Barber Shop, Triangle Dis- count, Becker's, \ Mac's Milk, Fairholme Dairy, Morgan Trailers, Wuerth's Shoes, Clinton Police D.S., Dixie Lee, Molson's, Murphy Bus Lines, Murray Miller Cement, Clinton Body Shop, Kerrigan Fuels, Pizza Train, Aiken Brothers, Gaiser Kneale In- surance, Brights Wine, Debbie's Custard Cup, Clinton Commercial Printers, Shirals, Verbeeks, Clinton Sunoco, Clinton Auto Parts, Boyes Transport, Fish & Game Club, Credit Union, Roy Vodden & Son, Clinton Gas Bar, Clinton Taxi, Hummel's Feed Null, Pepi's Pizza, Legion, J and J Phar- macy, I.G.A., Clinton News Record, Clinton Meat Market, Cyanamid, Bartliffs, Oesch Wood Working, Mary's Sewing Centre, H.O. Jerry, Corries Red & White, Clinton Public Hospital, Huron Dead Stock, Fabian's Fur- niture, Flemming Feed Mill, Pro Auto Craft, Sears, M.P.Russo, Mel Stead, Pizza Palace, Brandon's Pro Hardware, Richard Lobb, Merner Construction, Knechtels of Seaforth, Bayfield Village Market, Neutel Construction, Vanastra Rec Centre, Martin Steel, Durst Farm Centre, Peter Roy, 3 Phase Electric, Clinton Glass, EPPS Manufacturing, Diawa Sports, Blue Water Golf, Gibsons Distillers, Huron Mat Rentals, Dunlop, Ram, McRitchie Fertilizers, Hump- ty Dumpty Chips, Bayfield Village Inn, Rothman's, Carling O'Keefe. $23,000 grant awarded Grants totalling more than $23,000 have been awarded to a group of agricultural, community and professional organizations to help fund their activities on behalf of agriculture and the province's rural residents, Agriculture and Food Minister Dennis Timbrell announced recently. The Canadian Council of 4-11 Clubs will receive nearly $11,000 for planning national conferences and funding exchange pro- grams for 4-H members and leaders across Canada. The Junior Farmers' Association of On- tario will receive $5,000 to provide travel op- portunities and scholarships for members. The funds will also assist with the associa- tion's annual conference and finance self help and community betterment activities. The Union Culturelle des Franco- Ontariennes will use its $3,500 grant to en- courage the personal development of Franco-Ontarian women, both in the home and in the community. A grant of $1,500 will go to the Interna- tional Plowing Match which is marking its 70th anniversary this year. The grant will help provide"demonstrations on the art of plowing, display products and services that contribute to efficient farms and present the latest developments in science and technology. The ministry will also contribute $1,000 to five annual open -house celebrations, called "College Royals". Grants' of $200 each will go to four colleges of agricultural technology - new Liskeard, Kemptville, Ridgetown and Centralia - as well as (o the Ontario Agricultural College at the Univer- sity of Guelph. The Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies will receive a grant of $500. The Association, formed in 1906, furthers the ad- vancement of fall fairs through sharing of ideas and methods. This year its members staged 230 fall fairs. The Ontario Horticultural Society will receive $500 for its work with .the province's horticultural societies, volunteer groups in- volved in the beautification of rural com- munities. The money will go toward the association's annual convention and the preparation of promotional materia:. The Entomological Society of Ontario will use its $500 grant to help publish the pro- ceedings of its annual meeting. Founded over 100 years ago to promote the science of entomology, the society serves as an impor- tant resource group for agriculture and pro- vides insect information used in the ministry's pest control recommendations. New regulations fc,r farm vehicles Early in 1977, new regulations were in- troduced for over -dimensional farm vehicles on Ontario highways. Under these regulations farmers are no longer required to get a special permit to move over - dimensional implements. However, farmers are now prohibited from moving agricultural vehicles on certain highways. Also, new provisions have been made for lighting and warning lamps on over - dimensional vehicles. In some instances, a farmer may require an escort vehicle. Check with your local police to make certain your farm equipment meets the law. "DO IT OUR WAY - IT WON'T HURT". This has been a message from the farm Safety Association.