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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1984-02-22, Page 12candlesticks • r WE,PIIPPAY,, I WARY. / By Margaret Illoggarth The Kippers East Women's Institute Met at the home of Mrs. Al Hoggarth on Feb, 10. Grace Drummond welcomed everyone and gave a reading. Mrs. Robert. Bell was elected secretary and the treasurer's • report was given by Mrs. Vern Alderdice. The guest speaker was Mrs. Joan Robin- son who gave instructions and showed samples of strip quilting done on vests and stuffed animals. She also demonstrated the correct method to be used in candlewick - ii g. She was introduced by Mrs. Alex McGregor and thanked by Mrs. Ernest Whitehouse for her helpful and informative demonstration: Kippen East ladies were pleased to accept an invitation to Staffa March 7 and to Huron - 'dale March 28. Sunshine Convenor w -is voted more money and it was decided to do another quilt at the home of Mrs. Harry Caldwell starting Feb. 20 with a pot luck din- ner. It was decided to contribute to • the Huron County Atlas. A-sin'g-song with -Mrs. Ross.. Broadfoat.at__.._._.. _the_ _eadoye: M5s,rond .... Y .read a lettt r.4nd Mr& Bell. conducted .a mon- test which was -won "bv MIs T7rumrn and:......_ _ Lunch was served by Mrs. Winston Workman and Mrs. Cecil Pepper, Mrs. Al • Hoggarth and co -hostess Mrs. Alex McGregor. United news Pastor Don Moffat presided in the pulpit_ of • St. Andrew's Church on Feb.19. The organist -far this seivice.,;was Mrs. Barbara Cooper. The. bulletin reminded everyone of World Day of Prayer Service at Brucefield Church on March 2 at 2 p.m. . UCW news The Feb. meeting of the UCW was held in • the Sunday School rooms with 13 members present. The worship led • by Mrs. Bill Charters was centred around the theme of 1,01/e. President Mrs. Lloyd Cooper opened the business section with a poem. The social committee presented their budget and catering prices for the coming year .and. outlined future projects to be undertaken. Plans for entertaining at Queensway Nurs- ing Home, Hensall, were finalized. The topic for the evening was given by Mrs. David Cooper. The president reviewed • ;the -mkt meeting to -be March 13 at .8 -p.m. . Courtesy remarks were given by Mrs. Laird F'inlayson. A Valentine dessert was served by the co -hostesses Mrs. Bert Faber and • Mrs. William Consitt. 4 -fl News The second meeting of the Kippen 4-H club- was lubwas held on Feb. 14 at the home of leader Margaret Hoggarth. The president opened the meeting by leading the members in the 4-11 pledge. They decided on the name "The .Kippen Quilting Bees" for the club, which was suggested by Tara Savage.: 'there were a few changes in the offices . now .the secretary -treasurer, .and. the club ' has a rnascot, who is Aaron Savage. Next members cut out patterns, called templates, . fur the applique sample. They then started '. basic quilting sample by tracing the pattern onto material; .basting the material and the • batting together, and . then the leaders demonstrated. how to do the basic quilting stitch. . . • . After everyone had got the general idea of ' how to do. the stitch, they put the samples . aside, and opened books. to read about how • to match Colors, and how. even the smallest :I'.•raps can be used in quilting. When the • meeting was adjourned, the members en- joyed a -Valentine cake and convnented•on the room':; decorations of hearts and cupids, The, members were to have their 'first sant-. • plc finished before the .next tweeting which was held on .Feb.. 21 at the home .of Penny • Savage. New business CONTEST List Ri to that: radio hockey breadcastt on atetlons your area. Each time the 'Maple heats score, a ballot will be _drawn for a $250.00 AOt \ Gift Certificate. If the ballot includes a" label or facsimile from any ono of our '"GOAL RUSH" sponsors they win a $.500.00 Gift Certificate. Match for "GOAL R14$11" product signs at - your A BONUS I' , ® MAPLE..ke•O HOC BROADCAST ® GOAD RUSH BONUS DRAW .I... You, could win a I $500.00 Gift Cartificate each time a ® Maple Leal player scores a goal I Name: $ Ad reaS. 9 City: P C. 1 Phone' . Leave this ballot E with the A&P Food Store Cashier. Bonus brew good for Maple Leat.Ctinuck game. Sunday Februyry Z6, i9840.o4. ®if1111fi®®®t111111111llllI•I.®Ili ■ 1 .H•E,NSALI ,-....A.new...basiane.6.6 iin_.an old _ __..... location. Gresham House Antiques, on the main street in Hensall opened recently featuring English antiques including fur- niture, china, glass and silverware. Gresham House has arranged for regular shipments of antiques from Britain to arrive throughout the spring, summer and fall. The first container has arrived with the next due early April. The store is located in an older house a'497 King Street, Hensall, which blends itself ideally to,the: new enterprise. Partners in the business are Catherine Bayley and her mother Lorna Cooke. -Our first priority is to offer unusual, top quality antiques at affordable prices," says Catherine. -.And we have not limited our- selves to. small items either. Our first container had a goad number of large pieces including wardrobes, dressers, and bookshelves." • Gresham House Antiques is affiliated with BBA . International, a .specialist . antique _ ..._ buying organization in Berkshire, England. During winter the store will be open on, Thursdays and Fridays between 12 noon and 4:00 p.m. and on Saturdays from 10 until 4:00 p.m. - or by special appointment. Opening hours will be extended in the spring. Playhouse to hold dance The first of many very special events sponsored by the Huron Country Playhouse will be a dinner dance to be held at Won- derland Gardens in London on Saturday, March 3. The evening's events will commence at 6:30 p.m. with a short reception to be followed with dinner at 7:30. Dancing to the music of Phil Murphy's Band will start at 9 and continue until 1 a.m. »' Tickets to the HCP dinner dance are available from members of the Board of Directors, the Ladies Guild or from the office just outside Grand Bend. For further details, call 238.8451, `r r >, • i ALL POPULAR CANADIAN HRAN�NN . o REGULAR OR KING SIZE CARTON OF 20'S OR 25'S Popular Brands Cigarettes WARNING: Health & Welfare Canada advises that danger to health increases with amount smoked -avoid inhaling. LIMIT: 3 PER FAMILY PURCHASE. BAKERY! JANE PARKER, SLICED 100% wheat Bread JANE'PARKER Angel Cake JANE PARKER, SLICED Bran Bread JANE PARKER. ORANGE CHIFFON 368 gSIZE OR ' SAVE .30 Fresh Goldfound Cake 5 zx 1.49 JANE PARKER (PKG OF 8 -1.29 -SAVE .20) SAVE .30 Avocados Hot Cross Buns P12°f 1.79 SAVE .30 • 390cake ■ g 1 • 69 SAVE.16. 6 loaf75g .79 CAPRI, WHITE, YELLOW OR BEIGE bathroom tissue PKG OF 4 ROLLS YOU'LL. DO BETTER AT SNE DECORATOR, ASSORTED COLOURS, 2 -PLY White Swan Towels PKG OF 2 ROLLS 1 AT A&P.!. CANADA NO.1, PRODUCT OF CHILE, TH-OMPSON, GREEN Seedless ayes SAVE 2.23/kg"1.01/Ib PROD. OF CALIFORNIA, FREE LEMON WITH PURCHASE OF 3 PROD. OF CALIFORNIA, DELICIOUS WITH CHEESE SAUCE JANE PARKER SAVE .23 Qid-Fashioned Bread loaf ■89 Health & Beauty Aids and GENERAL MERCHANDISE REGULAR OR DEODORANT New Freedom Maxi SAVE 1.20 box of JO ULTRA OR UNSCENTED .Final Net Hair Spray SHAMPOO OR CONDITIONER. NORMAL OR EXTRA J-Hirmack WITH GATHERS. REGULAR 72'S OR SUPER 54'S Pampers Diapers PALMOLIVE OR SAVE .70 plst btl it9 225 mL ■ BODY SUPER BUY! 220 mL plst btl 2 ■ SAVE .60 box 9.99 SAVE UP TO .20 Irish Spring Soap ti3nded of 3 bars l ■60 DETERGENT SAVE 60 Palmolive Liquid 500 mLplstbtl 1.39 On Sale at A&P! New Elegance II Genuine Imported Stoneware! A different feature item on Sale each Week! On Sale This. Week! Mariner Blue or varian Brown CUP eiD 1 with each 5.00 Purchase. 3/100 Fresh Broccoli CANADA NO.1, PROD. OF CALIFORNIA Cauliflower. each 1.89 CANADA FANCY, PROD. OF ONTARIO, ALL PURPOSE McIntosh Apples 11191.79_ CANADA NO.1, PROD. OF ONTARIO Carrots 1.99 CANADA NO. 1, PROD. OF ONTARIO, YELLOW Cooking Onions 1541.99 CANADA EXTRA FANCY, PROD. OF B.C., RED OR GOLDEN 74 .Dbe.l.ic.i.o:u-s.A.ppl.es 1.'./.Ib. w.2.9. PROD. OF ONTARIO Cole Slaw 84 2/.99 SAVE .40 ASSORTED VARIETIES (OR 6 OZ NOODLE RONI) 6.5OZPKG Rice-A- Roni . 79 "FRESH SCENT" Javex Bleach REGULAR ONLY (PLUS .60 BTL. DEPOSI Pepsi Cola A&P Popcorn STUART HOUSE Foil Wrap POWDERED LAUNDRY ABC Detergent SAVE. 2266 1plast litre 1■ 19 btl T) 1.51. .btl. ■ 99 290 g. 1■..29 bti� • SAVE .30 18 Inch 25 foot roll 1.99 SAVE .90 6 litre 3 49 box ■ BUY 5. -SAVE .86 VEGETABLE Campbell 10 FL OZ TIN Soup 'S 5/199 bunch .99 CANADA NO.1, PROD. OF FLORIDA Celery Hearts. PROD. OF FLORIDA, SEEDLESS Red Grapefruit PROD. OF CALIFORNIA Green Onions each 1..49 4/1.99, 2 bufo • t.99 PROD. OF CALIFORNIA, SWEET, SEEDLESS Jumbo Navel Oranges 5/199 PROD.' OF CALIFORNIA F.res_h_Lenio.ns, ... 5..99... PROD: OF CALIFORNIA . • Navel Oranges b 18of 3.99 SUPER BUY! CREAMY OR CRUNCHY CHEFMASTER Peanut Butter 500 g. tub 9 FANCY CREAM STYLE CORN, CUT GREEN OR WAX BEANS, PEAS & CARROTS, MIXED VEGETABLES, HONEY POD PEAS Stokely Vegetables „°t;,, 2/.99 CHOICE, FRUIT COCKTAIL, PEACH SLICES OR HALVES, BARTLETT PEAR HALVES 14f1oz89 tin • Aylmer Fruit ASSORTED VARIETIES, ROBIN HOOD Pudding Cake Mixes ASSORTED VARIETIES 250Pkg g 69 ■ SAVE .28 Aylmer Vegetables 19tin°? ■69 MINI, ASSORTED VARIETIES Nestle Puddings SAVE .90 pkgof4 142 g tins 1 ■ 5 SAVE ..60 1•PLY BATHROOM TISSUE, ASSORTED COLOURS • PKG OF 4 ROLLS White Swan d169 Tissue SAVE .38 WHITE SWAN, 2 -PLY, ASSORTED COLOURS Facial Tissue. i89 box of 200 sheets SAVE .90 PURE 3 LITER PLST CONT Primo 0349 Vegetable Oil wail CANADA NO.1, PROD. OF CHILE Fresh j 8 Plums !kglb 199 PROD. OF TEXAS Fresh Spinach, '°pk°Zg ■ 99 CANADA NO.1, ALL PURPOSE P.EeleRIatoes bag x.99 PROD. OF FL DA, APPA Chinese 'Cabbagel/Ib .69 PROD. OF FLORIDA Radishes hpkogz 3/100 PROD. OF U.S.A., REDENBACHER'S GOURMET Popping ...Corn .:..k91.69: PROD. OF ONTARIO Tulips or Daffodils . 6,h.3.88 SAVE .40 PRIMO, PLAIN Spaghetti Sauce 28 FL OZ TIN 109 PRIMO Lasagna PRIMO Italian Tomatoes AVE 34 5bo x 1S■ 09 SAVE .26 28 f199 oz tin ■ CHICK P)zAS, ROMANO, RED OR WHITE KIDNEY BEANS, LENTILS 1 Primo_ Beans SAVE 30 oz9tit1n ■ 69 PRIMO, PROVOLONE OR (PARMESAN CHEESE 1.901100g-4.288 lb) Romano Cheese 1,17709/31 A&P BUY 3-SAVE.48 Tomato Paste 35/21021.00 SAVE ■ 60 ASSORTED VARIETIES Primo Pastas .99 9l'lt9' g pkg