Clinton News-Record, 1979-03-01, Page 9•
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, MARCH 1 , 1979—PAGE 9
IT'S
HEINZ WEEK
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SAVE 34a
SAVE 46¢
Heinz
KEGO-KETCHUP
Limit of 3 bottles per.family purchase
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Heinz, Fancy
TOMATO JUICE
32 -fl -oz
bottle
48 -fl -oz
tin
Our Regular Price 1.45
�ombmation _Loin Contains:
2 Rib End Chops
2 Loin End Chops lb
CHOPS 4 Centre Cut.
Chops
Our Reg -.Price lb 1.96
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Heinz — In Tomato Sauce
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Pork. Loin Roast
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FRESH, BONELESS (Our Reg. Price Ib 2.09 — SAVE 11C lb)
1.98
Leg '0 Pork.
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Fish & Chips ==o=092.19
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FROZEN
Sole Fillets
SEA BUOY, FROZEN, BATTERED
Cod Portions 1e1.77
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Tenderloin Portion,to
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Facial, Assorted Colours Monarch, Assorted Varieties
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box
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13 -oz
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12.5
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Kent, Frozen, Concentrated
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GARBAGE
BAGS
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Nestle'suISFabricSoftener 1.,n
for,
14 -fl -oz tin
14
fl -oz
tin
for
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(Our Regular Price 49c each)
In Tomato Sauce, With Pork or Boston Style
HEINZ BEANS
14 -fl -oz
tin
(Our Regular Price 57c each — BUY 2, SAVE 35c)
Tomato
HEINZ SOUP
10
fl -oz
tin
•
(Our Regular Price 29c each — BUY 5, SAVE 45c)
Heinz, Red
KIDNEY BEANS
14 -fl -oz
tin
for
(Our Regular Price 53c each — BUY 2, SAVE 27c)
Heinz (Our Reg. Price 40c each — BUY 3, SAVE 20c)
TOMATO
PAsTE5'/s-fl-oz fortin
•0,
.Heinz , (Our Reg. Price 35c each — BUY 4, SAVE 40c)
TOJATO
7�/s-fl-oz
SAUCE tin
Strained, Meatless Varieties
HEINZ . 45 -fl -oz
jar
BABY F
for
1.0
(Our Reg. Price 25c each —
BUY 4, SAVE 11 c )
for
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Clip this coupon! Support Your Local Red Cross"
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McCain, Frozen, Assorted Varieties
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A 18 -oz cake
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Auburn news...
',from page 8
Prayer service for
women is being held on
March 2 at 2 p.m. in the
Huron Men's Chapel. The
Rev. Wayne Good will be
the speaker with
representatives from all
the church groups in the
village taking part.
Everyone is welcome.
The community is
pleased to report that
Wilfred Plunkett was
able to return home last
week after several weeks
as a patient in Clinton
Public Hospital.
Misses Christine,
Rhonda and Jennifer
Stadelmann of Blyth
spent a few days last
week with their grand-
mother, Mrs. Eleanor
Bradnock while their
parents were at
Callander ice -fishing.
Reg Hamilton came
home last Saturday after
surgery in Clinton
Hospital where he had
been hospitalized for a
few weeks.
The Auburn Hor-
ticultural Society is
holding their March
meeting in the hall on
March 5at8p'.m.The
Rev. Wayne Good of
Blyth will show pictures
of flowers and speak of
flower culture. Everyone
is welcome.
The community is
pleased to report that
Mrs. Elsie Scott was able
to return home last
weekend after several
weeks as a patient in
Clinton Public Hospital.
" Mrs. Glenn Youngblut
of Ottawa returned home
last Tuesday after
visiting for several days
with her mother-in-law,
Mrs. Myrtle Munro.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald
You -ng attended the
Ontario Plowman's
annual convention at
Toronto last week. On
Wednesday and Thur-
sday they attended the
annual convention of the
Ontario Association of
Agricultural Societies
and also attended the
retirement presentations
for Mr. E. A. Starr who
retired,, as secretary-
treasurer- 1Sf ' both
Associations. Donald is
secretary -treasurer of
District 8 for the Ontario
Agricultural Society.
Miss Rose -Marie
Young has returned home
from Clinton Public
Hospital where she had
§pent four days last week
recovering from a broken
leg.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Williams of Toronto spent
the weekend with her
brother, Mr. Donald
Cartwright, Mts. Cart-
wright, David, Derrick
and Lorie.
The needlepoint classes
have begun and there is
good response to this
project. The second
meeting will be held on
Monday in the hall. Those
who have been unable to
'attend these classes and
wish to take . it please
contact the leader, Mrs.
Eleanor Bradnock.
, ACW
The Anglica4' Church
Women of St..._- Ma.rk_s
Church in Ati"b'urii held
their February meeting
at the home of Mrs.
Thomas Haggitt.
Mrs. Haggitt was in
-Charge of the meeting,
which opened with the
reading of the • hymn
The scripture lesson,
was read by Mrs. Thomas
Lawlor.
The topic on Martha
from the Living Message
was read by Mrs. Lillian
Letherland. Other
readings taken were:
Mrs. Donald Cartwright,
I Wonder; Mrs. Thomas
Haggitt, God Speaks; and
Mrs. Thomas Lawlor -
Walker of the Field.
President, Mrs. Donald
Cartwright took charge of
the business. The minutes
were read in the absence
of the secretary, Mrs.
John Daer. The
treasurer, Mrs. Thomas
Haggitt, gave the
financial statement. The
roll call was answered by
A Thought for Lent.
Correspondence was read
and Mrs. Cartwright
gave a reading, God Goes
on Strike. The offering
was received and
dedicated and the
travelling apron was
passed.
The meeting was closed
with grace and lunch was
served by Mrs. Haggitt.
The remainder of the
afternoon was spent
quilting.