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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1984-02-29, Page 13a 1.; TN NEWS"�CO] woo Bringing Canadians due quality foods for over y years=_ Y a the Bromley Steve Kochis at phis 22. Chevy' Madeira Buick, ForSCheS Rolla Hoyces BMWs I ondeir pl M 'I Lyon bowledthe �j Iewlth p sld ,: eb. 23 bad high "t + �it11, 77 and Bev e fialled �e average with moat roved bowler was • ��•'y+G�:n,,,.:. amu:{.�,,�>iF,+Fj+{ :9,.,•':•',,,';:}:::i'.',�,::. PAPER SAVE 1.14 SAVE 2.20 WHITE, BATHROOM Velour Tissue LESS THAN i'Y}Kty ri r •, , • INSTANT COFFEE Ho S� axvveilu pkg of 4 roils 11111 10 oz jar LIMIT:'3 PKGS PER FAMILY PURCHASE (MAXWELL HOUSE DECAF 8 OZ JAR 6.99 -SAVE .50) - YOUJLL Do : BETTER A at A&P' CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'A' BEEF BLAKE STEAKS OR SEMI -BONELESS Bladeor Chu,Ck Rib' Roast Short Young Turkeys L,:i�:ti,+.:i.::.ii.::rv:C::?:+�j{:,:{:::::: T: S::i:N'r'i;::. F.•: F. /kg LIMIT: 2 PER FAMILY WITH A MINIMUM $20.00 PURCHASE EXCLUDING THIS ITEM Calculation based on the purchase of a 10 Ib turkey 5 TO 10 LB AVERAGE WITH SUPERMARKET PRICES!. Ib SAVE .40 REGULAR, BUCKWHEAT)OR BUTTERMILK "1 kg pkg Aunt Jemima Mn Pancake Mbc I.00 AUNT JEMIMA, REGULAR, LITE OR BUTTER FLAVOUR 750 mL 2p 1 9 btl ■ SAVE 1.10/kg-.50 Ib BLADE, CHUCK SHORT RIB OR SHOULDER Boneless Beef Roasts 461/209 1 09 /kg Sllb SAVE 1.30 MAPLE LEAF SLICE & FRY Sausage Mea 1,. Pce SAVE .44/kg-.20 Ib READY -TO -SERVE, SMOKED, COOKED, FULLY SKINNED, SHORT SHANK, 14 TO 19 LB AVERAGE Whole Hams 328 1149 Ik9 Ib Pancake Syrup ASSORTED VARIETIES INCLUDING CHOCOLATE CHIP & OATMEAL A&P Cookies tin 1 ■49 tie ba A&P, FANCY Tomato Juice 95 8 72 ' 70 68 CliptuuandArea Ladies Betty Kelly . had the high _single on Feb. 21 with a score of M9. June DeRuyter had the high triple with 622. Lia Hoggarth'rolled the high average of 198. Games over 200: Kathleen Stone 223, : Lia Hoggarth 228, Rosemarie DeBoer 201, Penny Overhoe 219, Heather Hart 206, Betty Kelly 229 and June DeRuyter 212 and 211. Oreganos The Four Accents Nutmegs Garlic Buddies Cinnamon Buns CassiaBuds 39 36 35 34 33 33 Wednesday Night Mixed Katfiy rltolierts rolthe lugh`sinle on Feb. 22 with a score of 259. Theresa Machan had both the high triple and average with scores of 606 and 195. John Hart led the men bowling high single and triple scores of 269 and 776. Doug..... Buchanan rolled the high average with 225. Bob's'Cubs Cathy's Brewers Brenda's Blue Jays Jim's Expos Bob's Philles Don's Cardinals Pat's Bad News Bears Doug's Pirates Thursday Mixed League Janne Wise had the high single on Feb. 23 with 319. Peggy Parks bowled high triple with 696. Rita Leppington rolled the high average with a score of 195. Larry Wesenburg had the high single le with 251, while DougJones and Mike Thomsontied for thhigh triple with 641. Bob Atkinson rolled, the high average with 228. The Whiners The Best In Town High Rollers Dollies &Gents Gramas & Granipas The Strikers. No-Narnes Bill's flues Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Karen Pounder bowled high, single, triple and average on Feb. 21 with. scores of 301, 714 and 225. Lois' Ladybugs 121 Nancy's Doodlebugs . -.. 121. Francyna's Graisfiiippers 1'1t MpF's;111•u}'S • . . . ..... . . ...a .1<17 1 l�.' • : ioyce's Honeybees.. 117 Dianne's Dragonflies 116 Kumm's Krickets • 111 Betty's Beetles 99 Tuckersmith Miied Wonnetta Holland rolled the high single on Feb. 27 with a score of 223. Hilda Veenstra had the high triple with 642. Elaine Boyes bowled the high average with 194. Angus Hummel led the men 'with high single' and triple scores of 282 and 795. Budd Boyes had the high average with 213. Elaine's Eldorados Jennie's Jeeps Hilda's Hotrods Freda's Ferraris Rose's Ramblers Ann's Vans 73 73 71 71 71 61 54 96 91 82 75 75 75 61 61 SAVE .20 - 48 fl oz tin ■ 9 ORANGE FLAVOUR Tang Crystals P°911=411.69 REGULAR, WINTERFRESH OR GEL SWEET PICKLED (CENTRE CUTS 4.83/kg-2.19 Ib /199 Back Bacon End Cuts ( !kg lb SCHNEIDER'S, SLICED Side Bacon 5o g 2 49 CANADIAN QUEEN SLICED MAC & CHEESE, MOCK CHICKEN, BOLOGNA. Cooked Meats vacpac159 375 g CANADIAN QUEEN, SLICED, MINCED HAM OR VARIETY PACK Cooked Meats "3� 1� CANADIAN QUEEN, HOT OR SWEET Sausage Italian Style CANADIAN QUEEN, SLICED 3159/17! Cooked HAM -7-- .vac pac 139 175 g FANCY CREAM STYLE OR WHOLE KERNEL NI8LETS CORN 7 FL 01 KRONEN SLICED GREEN OR WAX BEANS, SUMMER SWEET OR SWEETLET PEAS Green Giant Vegetables 10floz tin ■ 5 CLIFFSIDE, BEEF, CHICKEN OR TURKEY Meat Pies 584 g 189 pkg SWIFT Premium Wieners "4507 139 SWIFT'S OLD MILL Breakfast Sausages 2?! /11 TOWN CLUB, SWEET PICKLED 9 Cottage Rolls 41V19! PETIT GORET, SMOKED, PICNIC STYLE, BONELESS Pork Shoulders 4' 9 /1l POINT END (CENTRE CUTS 5.931kg-2.69 Ib) Beef Brisket 5/1/211 NO CENTRE SLICES REMOVED Shank Half NO CENTRE SLICES REMOVED Butt Half Ham Quarters 359/159 33/169 417g/18911, IN STORES WITH DELI! BURNS • Visking Bologna .2211008 /1:99 BURNS, SMOKED Sausage .621100g/27! (GERMAN EDAM OR SMOKED ROLL ALPS ,6411-00 8-2.89 Ib 70 /3,9 Brick Cheese . 1i60g Ib REGULAR, SUPER PLUS OR SUPER SAVE .60 Tampax Tampons b40 f 4.29 DETERGENT Sunlight Liquid SAVE .80 1.5 litre 3 29 plst btl ■ CREAM Woodbury Soap bandpack of3debars .89 REGULAR OR OVERNIGHT OVEN CLEANER 40082 19 IN ■ Easy Off DEEP BROWN WITH PORK. IN TOMATO SAUCE, WITH PORK & MOLASSES, RED KIDNEY Libby's Beans 14tfloz .79 SPAGHETTI, ALPHA-GETTI, ZOODLES, Libby's Pastas SAVE .20 19 fl oz tin ■9 v. BEEF, BACON OR CHEESE Top Choice CARNATION, INSTANT Coffee -Mate ASSORTED VARIETIES 2p14 , ■ 59 5:g 2.49 BRAVO, PLAIN (WITH MEAT OR MUSHROOM 28 FL 02 TIN -1.69) S VE .50 Spaghetti Sauce 2itinoz 1.a9 BRAVO BUY 5-SAVE.86 cm Tomato Paste 55' tins°Z I ImI Habitant Soups BUY 3 -SAVE .59 8floz 1 00 tins ■ BRAVO Plum Tomatoes SAVE .34: 28 fl oz 89 tin ■ SUPER BUY! FLAKED WHITE sland Queen Tuna 6.5 oz •99 tin 118 108,: 105 101 101 97 Council will support day care issue WINGHAM - The Wingham- Council -has . given virtually unanimous support to a recommendation that the town should press the Ontario government for changes to . regulations which threaten the existence of municipally run, rural day care centres. While council hasn't decided what specific form its action should take, the issue will be.. discussed at their next meeting. The recommendation to petition the Ministry of Community and .Social Services for changes in new day• care regulations which would more than double fees, was one of two contained in a report to council. •The second, also accepted by council, approved the formation of a committee to investigate alternative ways of keeping the Wingham Day Care Centre open. Councillor Jack Kopas, one of the members of the ad hoc committee, told council, "The provincial government has changed the rules of the game andwe're being asked to continue to play with the same -team -but- with -a• budget- reduced by -- about five -sixths, $50,000." • He stressed that there is a battle to be fought at the political level and the com- mittee is asking the town council to pick up the fight. He noted that there is too much at stake to abandon the day care centre. SAVE 1.00 SAVE .66 TOMATO Heinz Ketchup 2 991.25 litre btl ASSORTED VARIETIES Lancia Pastas .99 9008 pkg SAVE .50 ARROWROOT, DIGESTIVE, GINGERCRISF NICE,. SHORTCAKE, RICH TEA Peek Frean Cookies 900 g pkg Wingham hospital gets top rating. WINGHAM - The physiotherapy depar- tment at the Wingham and District Hospital has been awarded an Accreditation of Services certificate. Presented by the 5,000 -member Canadian Physiotherapy Association (CPA), the award indicates the high quality of services which the hospital's physiotherapy department provides. Mrs. Signe Holstein, president of the CPA said the goal of the accreditation program is to promote, by voluntary means, the best quality care possible. The CPA said that physiotherapy programs in Canada now rank among the best in the world. -9F