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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1985-11-27, Page 9The Wingham Advance -Times, Nov. 27, 1995 -Page 9 Minute Maid 355 ml. Reg., w/More Pulp Frozen Cottonelle 8's White BATHROOM TISSUE Gold Seal 7.5 oz. SOCKEYE SALMON 1 99 Kraft 225 gr. MACARONI &2 CHEESE DINNER 1 00 Carnation Lite 200 gr., Rich Cho Milk, Marshmallow 500 gr. HOT CHOCOLATE ■ Prod. USA Canada No. 1 Fresh, Crisp_Size 24's HEAD LETTUCE 68 Prod. USA Canada No. 1 Fresh, Crisp Size 24's CELERY STALKS ea..49 9 Canada No. 1, 10 Ib. bag Prince Edward Island POTAICIES Prod. USA Canada No. 1 Sweet , GREEN PEPPERS - kg. 2.40 Ib. 1.09 ro-d USA Canada No. 1' ........... _....... Size 125's Florida Is Citrus TANGELOS doz. 1.39 Prod. of Mexico Size 1O's Sweet & Tasty PINEAPPLES ea 1A9 Assorted Varieties Quaker R.T.S. OATMEAL CEREALS Carnation 75 gr. COFFEE MATE Orville Redenbacher 15 oz. POPPING CORN Orville Redenbacher 285 gr. Regular and Buttery Microwave POPPING CORN 2.69 Post Honey Comb 275 gr., Sugar Crisp 250 gr., Alpha -Bits 275 gr. CEREALS 1.59 Stove Top 800 gr. CLASSIC RICE Baker's Unswt. & Semi Sweet Blocks 225 gr., Semi - Sweet & Mini Chips 350 gr. CHOCOLATE BLOCKS &CHIPS 2.49 1.49 3.99 4.99 Stokely 10 oz. Cream Corn, Green Beans, Wax Beans, Peas, Peas & Carrots, Mixed Veg. FANCY VEGETABLES 2/1.00 Van Camp 14 oz. w/Pork, Brown Sugar Beans w/Pork, Vegetarian Beans T.S., Maple Brown Beans w/Park BEANS 1 89 3.29 1.49 1.69 Tang 392 gr. ORANGE CRYSTALS Sanka 369 gr. Dark Roast V.P. COFFEE Sanka 170 gr. Dark Roast INSTANT COFFEE Stokely. Dark Red, New Orleans 14 oz. KIDNEY BEANS Welch's 1 litre Concord, White GRAPE JUICE Welch's 40 oz. PRUNE NECTAR Welch's 500 ml. Grape JAM & JELLY Kraft 1 -litre Regular, Lite MIRACLE WHIP Kerr's Peg Top Asst'd. Varieties CANDIES .79 1.99 2.49 1.99 2.99 1.19 Kraft 250 ml. Italian, Catalina, Coleslaw, Oil & Vinegar, Creamy Herb & Spice, Golden Caesar, Russian, Garlic French POURABLE SALAD DRESSINGS Knechtel 19 oz. Crushed, Sliced, Tidbits PINEAPPLE Hershey 750 ml: BROWN COW DRINK Society 418 gr. Beef Chunks, Liver Chunks, Beef Stew DOG FOOD Purina 1 kg. Meow Mix, Cat's Cafe Dairy Dinner & Seanip Dinner CAT FOOD 2.49 Purina 8 kg. DOG CHOW 10.99 Purina 8 kg. CAT CHOW 13.99 1.39 1.19 . 89 2.99 . 59 Scott 2's White, Champagne PAPER TOWELS Scott Family 180's White, Asst. Prt NAPKINS2.29 Cut Rite 100' Refill WAX PAPER 1.49 Scotties 200's Sandalwood, White FACIAL TISSUE DAIRY: Schneider's 1 Ib. Crispy Crust Lard & Crispy'Flake' SHORTENING Fleischmann's 1 Ib: Twin Pack MARGARINE Knechtel Colby, Mozz-., 10 kg, Onion & Parsley, 5 kg. (Note: 300=400gr.) RANDOM CHEESE kg. 6.59 Ib. 2.99 • Canada's Finest Grade 'A' Beef Semi Boneless BLADE ROAST kg. 3.28 I b. 49 Canada's Finest Grade 'A' Beef Semi Boneless SHORT RIB ROAST .. kg. 3.51 Ib. 'The Finest Available' Sweet Pickled 'By the Piece' Peameal BACK BACON ...... kg. 4.37 Ib. Schneider's Boneless RIB EYE STEAK kg. 6.59 Ib. Sweet Pickled Peameal BACK BACON ROAST kg. 4.37 Ib. 1 Freshly Minced Medium GROUND BEEF kg. 3.95 Ib. 1 Lean Boneless Cube Style STEWING BEEF kg. 4.39 Ib: 1 Canada's Finest Grade 'A' Beef CROSS RIB ROAST kg. 4.17 Ib, 1 Schneider's 'Famous For Quality' 450 gr Our Reg. 2.59 Save 1.00 RED HOTS WIENERS 1 Schneider's 'Famous For Quality' Our Reg Ib. Save .60 Ib. 'By the Piece' BLUE RIBBON BOLOGNA kg. 4.39 Ib. 1 Schneider's 'Famous For Quality' Our Reg Ib. Save .80 Ib. 'By the Piece' THURINGER SAUSAGE kg. 7.25 Ib. 3 Schneider's 'Number One Quality' Our Reg. 3.49 Save 1.51 500 gr. pkg. Sliced SIDE BACON 1.98 Schneider's 900 gr. 1.80 Reg. or Honey 1.59 BUCKET CHICKEN Schneider's 'Famous For Quality' Our Reg. 5.29 Ib. Save 1.30 Ib. Half Cryovac 1.90.OLDE FASHIONED HAM pkg. Our Reg. 679 Save 4.99 2.99 . 98 . 79 . 99 kg. 8.80 Ib. 3.99 Schneider's 450 gr. pkg .40 Cello Pak All Beef STEAKETTES Schneider's 'Famous For Our Reg. 2.99 Save .70 SAUSAGE Schneider's 175 gr. pkg . Our Reg. 2.59 Save 2.19 Quality' 500 gr. pkg. Mini Sizzlers 2.29 . Our Reg. 1.44Save .25 Popular Varieties Sliced . 89 LUNCHEON MEAT 1.19 . pkg. Schneider's 'Famous For Quality' Our Reg. 3.89 Ib. Save .90 Ib. Store Pkg. . 59 SMOKED SAUSAGE . kg. 6.59 Ib. 2.99 . 2.59 Schneider's 'Famous For Quality' Our Reg. 3.59 Ib. Save .60 Half Cryovac Smoked COTTAGE ROLLS ... kg. 6.59 Ib. 2.99 . 99 Schneider's 175 gr. pkg. Our Reg. 2.49 Save . 4.09 .50 Portion Style HAM STEAK .. 1.99 Schneider's 'Famous For Quality' Our Reg. 1.79 .29 Save .40 250 gr. pkg. MEAT PIES 1.39 DELI Schneider's Deli Sliced Popular LUNCHEON LOAVES . 99 ,,t;,SGhfeidyr's,,`Butcher Shop Ouallty', Deli Cut • Mild, Medium or Old CHEESE � kg. 8.80 Ib. 3.9 9 Schneider's 'Famous For Quality' Deli Sliced JUMBO SUMMER • 99 ' SAUSAGE kg. 8:80 lb. 3.99 Schneider's Deli Sliced 'Lunchmate' Sandwich Style '. _ COOKED HAM ' kg 6.37 lb 2:89 ,/ 1.49 BAKERY: Knechtel FRUIT CAKE :,.t Ib. 1:99, 2 Ib. 3.99 Weston's 675 gr. Fibre Goodness White, 100% Whole Wheat BREAD Weston's 12's DINNER ROLLS Weston's 6's Honey/Wheat ENGLISH MUFFINS Granny's 10's BUTTER TARTS Ontario Grown No. 1 . 79 . 89 . 79 1.29 GREEN CABBAGE . 59 ea. Prod. USA Canada No, 1 Size 140's Rich In Vitamin C LEMONS 5/1.00 Ontario Grown No. 1 1 Ib. bag .,.7 9 Canada Fancy 3 Ib. bag T Y Great For Baking or Eating SPY, APPLES 1.49 Prod. USA t;anada No..1 .__..,_ Fresh GREEN BEANS kg. 2.62 Ib, 1.19 In the Shell MIXED NUTS . kg. 3.28 Ib. 1.49 Schneider's 'Famous OLDE FASHIONED HAM Schneider's 'Famous ROAST PORK LOIN Schneider's 'Famous VISKING COOKED SALAMI kg. 5.49 Ib. 2.49 For Quality' Deli Sliced kg. 9.90 lb. 4.49 For Quality' Deli Sliced kg. 10.56 Ib. 4.79 For Quality' Deli Sliced .. kg. 8.14 Ib. 3.69 FROZEN FOOD: McCain 1 kg. Straight Cut, Shoestring, Crinkle .Cut, Beefeater FRENCH FRIES Aunt Jemima 10 oz. Regular, Buttermilk, Blueberry WAFFLES Penobscott 10 oz. POTATO SKINS Bluewater 680 gr. Boston Blue Fish Fries & FISH KRISPS Lender's 6's, Plain, Onion BAGELS 1.29 1.29 1.29 3.59 .99 LIVING WITH RTHPITIS by P4fic. Baha, Cut Medication Costs Most Canadians take some form of medication many times in their lives. People with arthritis, however, usually take it more than most (often daily) and the costs can often be'hor- rendous. One of the easiest ways to save is to ask your physician to write your prescription for greater amounts. This can be especially helpful when you'll be taking the medication for a long period of time. Comparison shop before buying any prescription drugs because costs vary from store to store. While one may have the best price on one drug, it may be considerably higher on others and the extra travel to a different store may be well worth your while. Check into special group prices such as senior citizen discounts. Some stores also have special discount days. If your prescription includes aspirin, don't buy brands advertised as "extra strength" or "arthritis strength" or "for arthritis -type pain". These labels simply mean that there may be more aspirin per tablet for a much higher price. You can avoid the unnecessary ex- pense of these special strengths by taking regular aspirin in the quantities prescribed. Finally, remember that highly advertised brands are generally no better than the less expensive store labels available in many pharmacies. Take a few minutes to read the information that is required by law on every drugpackage, you will often see for yourself that the extra money you're paying is simply for the fancy , packaging and labeling. --Patrick Baker is Director of National Communications & Public Education for The Ar- thritis Society. BACK CARE. A back problem is rarely fatal,, but the pain and dis- comfort can be excruciating, warns the Industrial Ac- cident Prevention Association. Many back injuries are caused by im- proper lifting - so check the way you lift objects, whether at work or at home. Here are lifting pointers: feet should be parted, with one foot • alongside the object to be lifted, and the other foot behind; tuck in your chin so that your neck and back are in a straight line and squat to grasp the - object, keeping your back straight. Grip the object by your palms, with fingers extended . around the object; draw the load close to your body, with arms and elbows close to your sides, position yourself so that body weight is cen- tred over the feet. .This last hove provides the lifter with more power and ensures better balance. Food for thought .. . We reserve the right to limit quantities. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday 8 a.m. to 6 pm. Thursday, Friday 8 a.mto0p.m. Prices in effect until closing ,,Saturday, November '30, 1985 In the Third World there is a shortage of schools. desks, equipment. teachers', money. Yet education today puts food on the table tomorrow. USC Canada provides literacy pro- grams for adults and working children. management training cooperatives. secondary school scholarships. vocational trammgl and builds and upgrades village primary schools. Write for de- tails. m T Send contributions to: USC Canada 56 Sparks Street Ottawa, Ontario, KIP 5B1 (613) 234-6827 Registration number 006 4758 09 10 Founded by Dr. Latta Hitschmanova in 1945