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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1984-03-14, Page 12• PROD. OF CALIFORNIA Romaine Lettuce each .89 PROD. OF CALIFORNIA, SWEET SEEDLESS Jumbo Navel Oranges • 5/99 CANADA NO.1, ALL PURPOSE P.E.I. Potatoes 20 lb"T aa bag NINNY PROD. OF FLORIDAINDIAN RIVER, SEEDLESS, Apo • • i '29 White Grapefruit 4/ SAVE .94 KRAFT, PROCESS Cheez Whiz 500 g jar 99 SOFT MARGARINE, CORN OIL REGULAR OR UNSALTED, SUNFLOWER OIL SAVE .54 Fleischmann's8P:1=s 1.39 BETTY CROCKER, ASSORTED VARIETIES -STIR AFROST310g 011 SAVE UP TO .56 Snackin' Cake Mixes411,31:: 1.19 HOSTESS, ASSORTED VARIETIES SAVE .30 Potato Chips 1491.39 ASSORTED FLAVOURS (750 mL BTL -.59 -PLUS .30 BTL DEP case of 24 280 mL tins 6.9 PLUS 30' BTL. DEP. BTL. • 49 750 ML. Pepsi-Cola REGULAR OR DIET 7UP SAVE 2.00 REGULAR & DIET 7UP Case of 24 99 2�OmL .1.; tins VW .:Mr.t11114114574;‘)* • te„ „ •1. unieby *Wei agreement alternative 000 liliMs4<, gPss. The. use of sr in the supP131 room.in the 100. was niso approved, uuless thi0:0116.0.0tthe MOW snail Oilaffige and theft Slittable alter. hatlyestOtele*iil befound Insurance coverage of theOciimentatjah, furnishings and artifacts, will be the respon- sibility .at the %AM Historical Society and the village is not responsible for any The decision to accept Mr. Charles Rogers" • application for a Heritage • Con- servation Grant for the placing of the shut- ters on his building has been held "in abeyance" until the next council meeting. The Reeve said that because this was the first application for this particular grant, he would like the village clerk to notify the ministry and ask their opinion on the mat- ter. "Because if we say we will approve it and the ministry doesn't, we are stuck," said the Reeve. Council briefs - Se S. kogeour„„ of _the. Bayfigicl If.ioness has.been Appointed aa neihneniber of The ,RecreattaiMirthitteeitrairrotion-made-by Councillor Huffman and seconded by Coun- cillor Reg Wilson. • Councillor Huffman said he recently at- tended the -Ausable-Bayfield Conservation Authority meeting and their 1984 budget is $1,365,892.. The councillor said tht. authority's main project for this year i§ the Ausable River. Council will follow up the . problem of citizensparking in private driveways, in turn blocking an exit. Councillor Huffman said on Saturday, a car was parked in Mrs.. K. Weston's driveway, blocking her access. The Weston residence is on Erie Street, near the arena and Reeve Johnston said, "We get these problems with these tournaments." He also said that if a car is on private pro- perty, a tow truck can be called to tow away the vehicle." Road Superintendent Penhale told council the village truck must once again be safety checked because its six month term is up. "I can't see it needing anything special though," he said. The superintendent mentioned the con - Cern of citizens about the trees on the village • road. 'He asked -if -the Huron Comity_ Tree Commissioner could analyze the trees' con- dition. "The question of whether or not we should try to keep the old ones or replace them with • new ones might come up;" •Mr. Penhale said. He said he would have .a list of all the trees he is concerned with by the next coun- cil meeting. Mr. Penhale said he was "very Pleased" to attend the Good • Road Convention last month. "But they didn't ask me to be a guest speaker. I was hoping they would, so could attend next. year,". joked Rick. Computer seminal. 2..rt "thiAehothrrill11:110," IMirharit°44ulaiii10:814P ri641104 ' D BASED ON Ot/Fi cuRRENTR r, Nkomo Rerope A tit PARTLY SKIMIVIED Fresh 2% Milk 4 litre bag Parflv • ,••••:: /.!•••. Ina 7oMilk • V13 -i • watflietiaritt 44.1000400 r mom 004.0 awutfla t ttf t0t tt;;, ittOtt'OrtittM/043 • ,•:4 • ---illustration-forAlesigtvonlyand riot , necessarily item on sale. BAKERY! JANE PARKER Cracked Wheat Bread ________Areyou:ithinkingAnont.hviinto.complaqF or want to know more about market infor- _ • illation? If , you are, then this very infor- mative day is for YOU! • Under the sponsorship of the South Huron •• Junior Fareners,-. a day -long market . and computer information .seminar has been planned for March 22 at the Exeter Legion Hall. The morning session, which conunences at 9 a.m. with registration, will feature several area computer dealers giving presentatiOns on their products and services available. In the afternoon, John DePutter from' Ag. Alert Market Outlook will be speaking. As well; Richard Smelakiea swine specialist with O.M.A.F., will be addressing. the topic, "Marketing One's Self as a Farmer:* • For a cost of $10 per person, which in- cludes a meal at noon, you will be able to become more informed about the .market, place and computers. To register, please contact Cliff Hicks ( 228-6312 4 Maurice Ryan ( 237-3369) or Gerald Johns 22-6184).1Pre-registration is - -required!. ' , • . • -John Bancroft, • . Rural Organization Specialist, ( Agriculture). Beat the blahs • Are you finding that winter is getting you down? If so, the Goderich and.District After Five Club has the answer! The Club invites all ladies to their "Beat the Blahs". dessert and' coffee on'Tuesday, March, 27 at .7:30 p.m. 'at the Candlelight Restaurant in Goderich. Wayne and Heather Lyons of Lyons and Mulhern Insurance Brokers in Goderich will be speaking on -Women and Money Matters". , The speaker for the evening, Ruth MacLean from Elora, will be sharing her life under the -caption, "The Different Hats We Wear". ktuth's, gracious manner and ability to relate her life as a grandmother, mother, Wife and area repte."-se-fittitive- for Stonecroft, will be encouraging for all. This month, the After Five Club offers both a morning and evening Prayer Coffee. The morning Prayer Coffee will be held at the home of Joyce Pinkney, 263 Catherine 'Street, Goderich ( 524-71121 at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, March 20 and the evening Prayer Coffee will be held at the home of Beth Farnsworth There are now Friendship Bible Coffees being set up in Clinton, Blyth and Goderich. • If you would enjoy meeting for a couple off hours each week in an informal setting, call 524-4166. If you would like to attend the March After Five Club program, please reserve your place by calling 524-9309 or 482-7973. There are no fees or dues. The Club meets the fourth or last Tuesday of each month. INSULATION Sew t • lab cost of heating this winter: Coll LES TURNER for Free Estimates on *POLYURETHANE FOAM 011LOWN CELLULOSE BLOWN FISREGLASS - 'FIBREGLASS SATTS. ROCKWOOL °CMHCAPPIEQ_VED GoVERNNiENT GRANTS Available for homes built before • 1471 UP TO 400. WOOS_ tit neflo d urn d • SAVE .34 675 g loaf (made with 100 % pure vegetable shortening) A PREMIUM BLEND CUSTOM GROUND Bokar Bean Coffee (3 Ib bag -8.79 -SAVE 3.00) MARTINS, PURE Pure Apple Juice 48 FL OZ TIN 1 YOU'LL DO BETTER AT AT A&P! 4lE FARA, PROD. OF TEXAS -JANE Angel Cake • Ct , 390 gake JANE PARKER (PEACH PIE 1 89 -SAVE .40) SAVE .50 Apple Pie •624.g 1 3 size JANE PARKER (PKG OF 8 1.29 -SAVE .20) . SAVE ,30 P 1.(P21)f .1,19 Hot Cross Buns JANE PARKER, SLICED Raisin Bread JANE PARKER, SNOWFLAKE OR Twin Rolls SAVE .30 40l5oatg .89 SAVE .30 pkg of 99 12 • • Health & Beauty Aids and GENERAL MERCHANDISE REGULAR OR MINT TOOTHPASTE LESS THAN Aquafresh Prtce 1 REGULAR OR SUPER Maxi Thins PLASTIC Glad Wrap REGULAR Fantastik Cleaner LIQUID CLEANER Mr. Clean DETERGENT Ivory Liquid POWDERED CLEANER Spic and Span ALUMINUM FOIL Reynolds Wrap 25 toot roll 12 inchby. 1.09 SAVE UP TO 1.20 box of 30 3,99 SAVE .40 30 M roll 99 SAVE .20 700 mL 969 cont 11. , 1.5 litre plst btl 4.19 SAVE 1.10 1.5 litre plst btl 3.79 SAVE .30 llitre box 2.69 SAVE .30 SAVE 1.00 GLAD Garbage Bags Kitchen Catchers pkg of 17 -.89 -.SAVE .30 pkg of 20 99 SAVE 1.54 POWDERED Fab Detergent 369 6 litre box SAVE .34 FACIAL, ASSORTED COLOURS Kleenex Tissue box of 200 99 sheets IN • PROD. OF CALIF9RNIA .-- Fresh -- ''FREE LEMON\ 00 WITH PURCHASE Avocados OF 3 AVOCADOS" .tets6,1 3, PROD. OF ONTARIO. Fresh Mushrooms • SUPER BUY! 12 oz pkg 99 CANADA FANCY PROD. OF ONTARIO, ALL PURPOSE CANADA NO. 1, PROD. OF ONTARIO Ida Red Apples t:42.69 Fresh Carrots PROD. OF CALIFORNIA, LARGE, SWEET Strawberries 5 Ib 199 , bag PROD. OF CALIFORNIA -1.69 Green Onions 2burrvas 199 CANADA EXTRA FANCY PROD. OF B.C., CONTROLLED ATMOSPHERE, RED OR GOLDEN Delicious Apples 1/Ib .79 PROD. OF ONTARIO •Cope SlaW Pk)f: 2/.99 PROD. OF FLORIDA, STRINGLESS, TENDER Green Beans 211,/ .99 PROD OF FLORIDA Fresh Radishes Agzs 1°° SUPER BUY! WHITE, YELLOW OR WHITE PRINT Hi-Dri Towels• pkg of 2 99 rolls TOMATO A&P Ketchup SAVE .14 1 litre btl PURINA CAT FOOD, ASST VARIETIES SAVE § Tender Vittles 500 g pkg 1 • FLAKED WHITE ALBACORE Clover Leaf Tuna SAVE .38 6I/2 oz tin 1.9 ASSORTED VARIETIES -PUDDINGS OR YOGOURTS, MINI DESSERTS Laura Secordfkol„4s 1.79 A&P, ORANGE FLAVOUR Sunmix Crystals pkg of 2 184 g envs 1.19 BATHROOM, WHITE, YELLOW OR BEIGE Delsey Tissue 11 59pkg of 4 rolls [Warr .C,er S VE .70 GOLD SEAL Sockeye Salmon 111 7.75 oz 99 tin . • . CANADA NO.1, PROD. OF CALIFORNIA, GREEN SPEARS firsepsahragus•leggil!b9 CANADA NO.1, PROD. OF U.S.A. Anjou Pears 1152/ /kg 1 Ib • 69 CANADA NO.1, PROD. OF P.E.I. Baking Potatoes bag PROD. OF U.S.A., REDENBACHER'S GOURMET Popping Corn LI:kogz1.69 PROD. OF ONTARIO, ST. PATRICK'S DAY SPECIAL (41/2" POT -1.9 Shamrocks 3 inch • . PROD. OF ONTARIO, CHOICE OF COLOURS -Potted Mums ".17 Z.40 CANADA NO.1, PROD. OF FLORIDA Celery Stalks each .99 • SAVE 30 LIBBY S FANCY Tomato Juice 48 fl oz tin • 99 PRIMO Canned Tomatoes PRIMO Tomato Paste PRIMO, MEDIUM OR BROAD Egg Noodles - SAVE :30 28infiloz .99 SAVE .30 1311oz 99 tin • SAVE .16 375 g • pkg .99 PRIMO (ROMANO 125g SHAKER 2.19 -SAVE .20) 'SAV4 . 0 Parmesan Cheeses1h2a5k: 1 • PRIMO, PLAIN SAVE .50 Spaghetti Sauce 2811111(12.99 SAVE 1.90 PURE VEGETABLE Primo Oil 3 litre 349 plst btl ASSORTED VARIETIES Primo Pastas 199 900g pkg