Clinton News-Record, 1979-05-03, Page 91
CLINTON . WS -RECORD, THURSDAY, MAY 3 , 1979—PAGE 9
Prices effective through
Saturday, May 5th, 1979 only.
We reserve the right to limit quantities
to normal family requirements!
Super values in every department We redeem all
food store coupons!
food store cou ons!
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Appreciation Days
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Sun Squeeze,
Frozen, Concentrated
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JUICE
Carol,
100% Vegetable Oil
FT
MARGARI
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Instant
NESCAFE
COFFEE
12.5..
fl -oz
tin
1 -Ib
tub
10 -oz
jar
Stock Up and Save!
Our Price 5.99 ulr SAVE1.00
Family Pack — 4.4 litres
COCA-COLA
Savarin,
Assorted Varieties
SAVE.,
26%
FROZEN DINNERS
9¢
(plus 25c
per btl
deposit)
117oz
pkg
•
(Our Regular Price 1.05)
ca.
Days }
& UPER BUY
Assorted Colours
1 -Ply Bathroom Tissue,
COTTONELLE
a on. 99,
(Our Regular Price 1.29)
Assorted Flavours
HI -C FRUIT DRINKS 1
Assorted Varieties
DARE
COOKIES
48-fl
49
48-fl-eoz
tin
minwirsi:ur Regular Price 61c)
Action Priced!
450 g tin
tie bag
Frozen, Assorted Varieties
SARA LEE
LAYER CAKES <a:
(Prepriced )
es
STOKELY
VEGETABLES
Action Priced!
10 -f1 -oz tin
00
Deluxe, Assorted Flavours
BORDEN
ICE CREAM
(Our Reg. Price 1.93 — SAVE 24c)
2 litre
ctn
SAVE 22c
Instant, Skimmed, Powdered
CARNATION
MILK3pkg
BUY 3 — SAVE 17c
A&P, Fancy Action Priced!
TOMATO
JUICE
(Our Regular Price 4.21)
19 -fl -oz tin
Pure
ST. LAWRENCE 1
CORN OIL 1 l".. btl
.99
Sealtest, Light & Lively
COTTAGE
CHEESE
Action Priced!
1 kg
ctn •
(Our Regular Price 39c each)
Kraft, Salad Dressing
MIRACLE
WHIP
Action Priced!
500 ml
jar
Assorted Varieties
MISS MEW
CATFOOD 6 -oz tin
Action Priced)
A&P_IS A COUNTRY FARM PORK SHOP)-
Roast
or Chops
CENTRE CUT
PORK LOIN
178
Gauntry Style Fresh
PORK LOIN PORK BONELESS
RIB PORTION SIDE RIBS LEG 0' PORK
1b158 1b169 199
FLORIDA TENDER
GOLDEN SWEET
CORN for
9
SAVE 215/ Ib
SAVE 31,E Ib
SAVE Mt Ib
SAVE 10? ' Ib
(Our Regular Price Ib 1.99)
(Our Regular Price Ib 1.89)
(Our Regular Price Ib 1.98)
(Our Regular Price Ib 2.09)
No. 1 Grade, Florida, large size,,fresh, crisp
CELERY
STALKS
Bunch
Canada Extra Fancy, B.C. Red or Golden — Pick of the
Apple Orchard (Save on family pack 5 -Ib vexar bag 2.79)
DELICIOUS
APPLES lb
A&P is a complete Meat Shop!
BONELESS — CENTRE CUT (PIECE OR CHOPS) BONELESS — RIB PORTION
Lo.in 1b26Pork16Pork 9Loin 2.3
FROZEN, HONEY DIPPED — BREASTS & LEGS FRESH
A&P is a Seafood Shop!
BLUE WATER,
FROZEN, FISH PORTIONS, FILLETS 12 -OZ PKG
Boston Blue 1.28
FROZEN
Chicken 16 1.98 Pork HIb
.9
Turbot
FROZEN, RAINBOW
Fillets
1
6
1.49
TOWN CLUB, FROZEN, BEEF 2-18 PKG FRESH (SLICED — LB 1.09)
SteakettesSidePorkP000S—lb99 � Trout 10oZpkg1.
FRESH, SLICED TOWN CLUB, SWEET PICKIIED, VAC PAC HIGHLINER, FROZEN, BREADED
r k L ve r Ib 49i CRotas Ib1.59 h ri
n8 -oz pkg
2.29
NO. 1 GRADE, FLORIDA, WHITE, IDEAL FOR POTATO SALADS
Potatoes New Crop 416.1.00
FLORIDA, EXCELLENT IN SALADS, CRISP & TENDER
Endive or Escarole
CALIFORNIA, LUSCIOUS, HEAPING QUART BOX
Strawberries
FLORIDA, MILD, LARGE FAMILY PACKAGE
Radishes
each 39ji
each 1.19
16 -oz pkg
Hensall b -b -q
feeds 500
By
Hilda M. Payne
A successful Beef
Barbecue was held at
Hensall United Church on
Wednesday, April 25. In
three sittings, over 500
people were served a
sumptuous meal of beef,
vegetables, salads and
mouth-watering pie of
their choice.
The money raised will
go towards various
projects of the United
Church Women of
Hensall.
Farewell service
Farewell services were
held for the Rev. Garnett
Husser and Mrs. Husser
on Sunday, April 29 by
both Chiselhurst and
Hensall congregations.
Rev. Husser conducted
the services and spoke on
"And Finally Brethen".
He spoke on the final
words of prominent
people in the Bible -
Moses proclaimed the
Name of the Lord, David
exhorted the people to
hold fast to the vision of
the future with God; Paul
proclaimed rejoice ever
more and Jesus sent His
followers to go into all the
world and preach the
gospel.
Following the service,
a reception was held in
the Fellowship Hall when
Rev. Husser. was
presented with an antique
clock and Mrs. Husser
with some rocks for their
rock collection. Mrs.
Grace Drummond made
the presentation speech.
Floral arrangements in
the church were from the
Sararas-Mills wedding,
also the cake was
displayed. Spring flowers
were placed in the church
by the family of the late
Mrs. Daisy Ivey.
Induction of the o,ew
minister to Hensall
United Church will _take
place ' on Wednesday,
May 15 when Rev.
Stanley MacDonald,
previously of Lon-
desboro, will take over
the ministry.
Personals'
Mr. and Mrs. Jan
Philpott, Rochester, New
York, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Scrabuik of Napanee and
Mr. and Mrs. Alan
Amerlick and Cheryl,
Stratford visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Sch-
walm over the weekend.
Mr. Oliver Bedard of
Sarnia visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Oesch on
Saturday and Mr. and
Mrs. Ray McNull and
Stevie of Fergus visited
on Sunday.
The Hensall Women's
Institute will hold their
May meeting on Wed-
nesday, May 9 at the
United Church. This will
be grandmother's
meeting and the speaker
will be Mrs. Margaret
Burkhart of Wingham.
Sales barn
Prices were stronger at
the Hensall Livestock
Sales last week with
active demand; supply
consisted mainly of
heifers and steers. Fat
cattle; steers, $79.50-
$86.50, top to $88; heifers,
$78-$86.50, top to $89.50.
Pigs, $32-$50.25.
Obituary
IVEY. In South Huron
Hospital, Exeter, on
Tuesday, April 24, 1979
Constance Daisy Ivey,
wife of the late Charles
Ivey died in her 92nd
year.
She is survived by one
son Desmond Patrick
Ivey of Sarnia, two
grandchildren and four
great-grandchildren.
Private funeral service
was held at the Bonthron
Funeral Home, Hensall,
on Wednesday April 25 at
2 p.m. Interment in
Hensall Union Cemetery.
No layoffs
Norman Hayes,
director of the Wingham
hospital has assured the
board of governors that
there won't be any layoffs
at the hospital this year.
He explained that he
had contacted the
ministry of health and
was promised funding to
allow the hospital to
restore and operate with
100 beds for at least
another year.
When asked about. the
3.5 per thousand bed
ratio, Mr. Hayes com-
mented, "I don't t ink
we'll ever hear hat
figure again." �..