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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1984-02-22, Page 13(11 • CLINTON NF WS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22,1984 -PAGE 1$ Savings in ttain-ad=ba§edon• our -current regular /Wails. ►. P re treS; he sight pt hm f quantities (6, normal Willy requirements! Mea^ ,{ 4 ics Vanilla' Ice Cream r:. Prices effective thru Saturday, February 25th, 1984. Apple Pie ti wigh FBI Pure Apple Juice 48 FL OZ CARTON MEADOWGOLD, ASSORTED FLAVOURS Ice Cream 2 LITRE CARTON 1 39 CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'A' BEEF OUTSIDE CUT, EYE REMOVED, BONELESS Round Roast SAVE 110/kg-.50 Ib SIRLOIN TIP, RUMP OR INSIDE CUT ROUND Boneless Beef Roasts 659299 /kg Ib FRESH 39 99... Lean Ground Beef ,it! /1 Ib CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'A' BEEF -TENDERIZED Cube Steak 770/3.. RIB OR 3-3' i LB TENDERLOIN PORTION Pork Loin Roasts 373 /1619 ROAST OR CHOPS (BONELESS 5.931kg-2.69 Ib) 9 Pork Loin Centre Cut /kg /21! 21 Ib PORK,.I-OIN RIB PORTION (COUNTRY STYLE) JANE PARKER Fresh Apple Pie jottilta:til4‘ ONO wm,,uoermarkel once, 9 624 g size SAVE 1.32/kg-.60 Ib COMBINATION PACK: 2 RIB ENDS, 2 LOIN ENDS, 4 CENTRE CUT CHOPS Loin Pork Chops 73 3 /kg 169 SWEET PICKLED (CENTRE CUTS 4.831kg-2.19 Ib) /19! Back Bacon End Cuts 431kgg PREVIOUSLY FROZEN. SLICED Calves Liver 41g /189 GRADE 'A' EVISCERATED, 4 TO 6 LB AVERAGE Frozen Ducks 2s2g lb /119 FROZEN NEW ZEALAND, WHOLE Lamb Legs 439 /199 FROZEN NEW ZEALAND. LOIN (SHOULDER CHOPS 4.391kg-1.99 LB} 659/299 Spare ..Ribs :.. _ 47/18! Lamb ..... •_ �._.:_.. END CUTS Boneless Pork Loins PREVIOUSLY FROZEN OR FRESH Pork Back Ribs APPROXIMATELY 501c MEDIUM GROUND BEEF AND 50` Ground Meat Combo FEATURE BRAND, LUNCH CUT 505 /229 Herring FEATURE BRAND, IN WINE MARINADE 880!3919 Herring Fillets • GROUND PORK VITTO BRAND, HOT OR SWEET 328 49 1kg /1. �b Sausage Italian Style 340 g 219 jar 510g 379 jar 5 ikg /2 r 1 SAVE .P /kg -120 Ib READY -TO -SERVE, FULLY SKINNED SHORT SHANK Leg Hams 328/1 49 /kg l NO CENTRE SLICES REMOVED Shank Halves NO CENTRE SLICED REMOVED Butt Half Ham Quarters SCHNEIDER'S REGULAR OR THICK SLICED 31!/1 5! 3173 /189 17 /189 Ikg Ib Side Bacon5008 2 vac pac The Deli Shop at A&P! i MAPLE LEAF 6 VARIETIES INCLUDING PORK VEAL Baked Meat loaves.551100 g Ib MAPLE LEAF COIL Polish Sausage ■401100gA719 MAPLE LEAF, FINE, COARSE OR Ci8noog/1i? Liverwurst Save on these "Pride of Canada" Products! BREAKFAST Burns Sausages 306/ PRIDE OF CANApA, ROUND 139 Dinner Hams PRIDE OF CANADA -HALVES Vintage Hams REGULAR OR BEEF Pride of wieners Canada 1 450 g .49 vac pac PRIDE OF CANADA. BY THE PIECE Balogna Chunks 328/1- Ik • Ib 5 Ikg /2 lb Q39 /379 /kg Ib PRIDE OF CANADA, SMOKED, BY THE PIECE Back Bacon 88°/399 PRIDE OF CANADA. SLICED. 5 VARIETIES INCLUDING MAC & CHEESE Q Cooked Meats vacpac ■89 A E. .34 NEW ORLEANS STYLE OR DARK RED KIDNEY, VAN CAMP BEANS WITH PORK. SUGAR BEANS WITH PORK, VEGETABLES IN TOMATO SAUCE Stokely Beans . 69 14 fl oz tin PRIDE OF CANADA. SLICED. CHICKEN LOAF MAC & CHEESE. LUNCHEON. BOLOGNA Cooked Meats375 v37 pgc 1.49 PRIDE OF -CANADA, SLICED Cooked Ham 1758v 1 49 ac pac PRIDE OF CANADA, 8 VARIETIES INCLUDING PEPPERONI 500 Sausage Sticks sizeg 279 PRIDE OF CANADA Polish Sausage95/179 31kg Ib SAVE .60 ROBIN HOOD, LARGE FLAKED, MINUTE OR QUICK COOKING Old Mill Oats .99 1.35 kg pkg PRIDE OF CANADA, SWEET PICKLED Cottage Rolls 4' PRIDE OF CANADA Smoked Sausage 59/249 PRIDE OF CANADA OR STAMPEDE BRAND, SLICED Side Bacon 500 g vac pac 249 PRIDE OF CANADA Headcheese bow 166 PRIDE OF CANADA, VARIETIY PACK (ASSORTEL) Cooked Meats vac pac 188 SAVE 50 LIGHT FLAKED, IN OIL Star Kist Tuna .99 6 17z oz tin FROZEN. FOOD McCAIN, FROZEN, CONCENTRATED Orange Juice 12.5 fl oz tin FROZEN, FANCY. MIX VEG.OR.,... SAVE:y, P Tal A&P Kernel Corn 1 kpgkpgolyl oOU FROZEN, ASSORTED CUTS kg p McCain Superfries 1 pkgoly 1 ■ FROZEN, LAYER, ASSORTED VARIETIES 45AV Pepperidge Farm Cakes 1117. GOLDEN SKILLET, FROZEN 9 Chicken Cutlets 28g lb BLUE WATER, FROZEN, IN LIGHT BATTER Sole or Haddock 3p gg 2.29 GROCERY! ORANGE PEKOE ed Rose Tea Bags pkg of 60 SEALTEST, SMOOTH & CREAMY Cottage Cheese 5130 1 ■59 SET STYLE; ASSORTED FLAVOURS Silverwood:Yogourt 2 tub9 .89 IMPERIAL, REGULAR OR DIET (REGULAR 1 LB TUB OR) pkg of 2 8ortubs ..9 Soft Margarine SCHNEIDER'S, CRISPYCRUST LARD OR Crispyflake Shortening pkg.89 ASSORTED VARIETIES INCLUDING ORIGINAL OATMEAL & CHOCOOATFS,jjI 450:g tin 7� tie bag ■ Dad's Cookies SAVE .70 LIBBY'S, FANCY Tomato Juice .99 48 fl oz tin BUY 3 -SAVE .32 STRAINED MEATLESS VARIETIES OR FOODS & JUICES Gerbers Baby Food 3/1 4.5 fl oz Jars Bowling scores Tuckersmlth Mixed League Wonnetta Holland was top lady on Feb. 20 as she tolled high single and triple scores of 325 and 672, Elaine Boyes came through with the high average score of 1951. Budd Boyes led the men bowling high single, triple and average with 273, 657 and 214. Elaine's Eldorado's Jennie's Jeeps Hilda's Hot Rods Rose's Ramblers Freda's Ferraris Ann's Van 111 102 98 98 97 93 Tuesday Afternoon Ladies League Mert Elliott had the high single and triple with scores of 269 and 658 on Feb. 14. Lois's Ladybugs 116 Nancy's Doodlebugs 115 Dianne's Dragonflies 112 Mert's Millers 112 Francyna's Grasshoppers 111 Joyce's Honeybees 110 Kumms' Krickets 108 Betty's Beetles 96 Thursday Night Mixed League Alice Quick . claimed the 'high single -with a °score ° of -260- on -Feb: - Nancy Atkinson rolled :highAriplcmiti]-682.and: Rita Leppington bowled the high average with a score of 194. Bill VanDamme had high single with the men scoring 270. Doug Jones rolled the high triple with 676 and Bob Atkinson had high average with 229. The Whiners 89 The Best In Town 87 High Rollers 77 Dollies & Gents 75 The Strikers • 73 Gramas & Granpas 72 Bill's Blues 59 No -Names 56 Londesboro Men's Bowling Henry Wilts fired the high single on Feb. 16 with a score of 269. Gord Shobbrook had high triple with 641 and Bev Bromley picked up the high average with 212. The most improved bowler thus far is Steve Kochis. Chevs Model T's Buicks Porsches BMWs. Rolls Royces 93 88 82 67 66 65 Clinton and Area Ladies Nancy Dbitz rolled the high single on Feb. 14 with a score of 249. Penny Overboehad high triple with 660 and shared high average with Lia Hoggarth with a' score of 198. Games over 200 - Cindy Connolly 221, Lia Hoggarth 209, Dianne Bylsma 211, Kaye Harris 233, Kittie MacGregor 203, Penny Overboe 208, 213 and 236, Nancy.Deitz 249, Oreganos :_._Tel"& it Accc Nutmegs Garlic Buddies Cinnamon Buns. Cassia Buds • 35 30 29 29 27, G.F. Dillon wins race By, Lois Gibbings G.F. Dillon, owned by partners Vic Hargreaves of Brucefield and Barry Miller of Kirkton, trotted to his second win in a row and his'fourth from eight starts this year at Flamboro Downs on February 19. The nine-year-old gelding by Ever Ready - Miss Bar Key by Darneau, is trained at Clin- ton by Walter Oster and was driven to his 2.07 victory by Ray McLean. Badgers Boy, owned by Dr. George S. Elliott of Clinton, finished second at Wind- sor Raceway on February 16. Unsafe track conditions at London on Monday, February 13 caused that night's card to re -scheduled for Wednesday night. Ray McLean was second with Reba Lee Tor- 'owner Donald-. Carter- of ---Blyth- and- <. trainer Paul Taylor of Clinton in a 2.07.2 mile, while John Lester took fifth with • Johnny Freight, co -owned by Ken Parke of Varna. At the London track on Friday night Don Corbett finished third with trotter Alissas Lad for owner Bill Campbell of Seaforth, after three straight wins. Randy Henry, was fourth with Rustic Helene for Charles and Clara Brindley of Goderich in a 2.08 mile 'in the eighth, while Randy McLean finished fifth with Horiey Bee Tide for Kevin Campbell of Goderich. J.D.'s David, owned by Stewart McCall of Seaforth, was third in a 2.00.1 mile at-Green- wood tGreen- wood Raceway in Toronto on Saturday afternoon. Ross Baffin drove Chipwood Muffin to her • second win in a row at London on Saturday afternoon for partners Gary Birmingham and Ron Brintnell of Exeter, timed in 2.08.3. • Randy McLean was' fifth with Lissas Girl for Ron and Bob Deer of Goderich in•her se- cond start of 1984. Clinton Atoms continue skid Last week the Clinton Atoms dropped two more games. On Wed., Feb. 15, they travell- ed to Stratford where they were defeated 4- 1. Clinton opened up the scoring at the 5:11 mark of the first period when Darryl Levis scored after taking a pass from Scott Jewitt. Stratford tied the score at 1-1 with Jason Henry scoring with thirty-one seconds left in the first period. Henry and Dean Burdett scored second period goals for Stratford as they opened up a 3-1 lead after two periods. In the third period Jason Henry completed his hat trick. Clinton's Atoms celebrated Minor Hockey Week in disastrous form as they were outplayed.and got drubbed by a score of 13-1 by the Howick Hawks. After one period the Hawks were leading by a score of 3-1.. Scott Jewitt scored the lone Clinton goal assisted by Shawn Chipchase. It was all Hawks in the second period as they scored ten goals to open up a 13-1 lead. Turn to page 14