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Clinton News-Record, 1983-02-23, Page 15_47 PARTLY SKIMMED Fresh 2% Milk 3 QUART BAG CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Z3, A&P reserves the right to limit quantities to normal family requirements' Prices effective thru Sat., February , 26th, 1983 We redeem all food store coupons! REG OR SUGAR FREE SPRITE, TAR, REG OR DIET Coca-Cola Case of 24 10 FL OZ TINS OUR REGULAR PRICE 9.99 6 pack of 300 mL returnable btls available at our reg price A&P 'IN OWN JUICE', CRUSHED TIDBITS OR Sliced Pineapple 1 19 FL OZ TIN OUR REGULAR PRICE .99 CUT FROM CA ,Wd4 0 OU ';EGULA with supermarket prices ADA'S FINEST GRADE `A' BEEF, OUTS!. rE CUT, EYE RE PRICE 7.7Wkg-3.49 Ib • VED SIRLOIN TOP, INSIDE CUT R on UID SHA BLESS PICNIC SHOULDER Fres ark oast OUR REGULAR PRICE 7.91 /kg -3.59 lb SIDE, SLICED, REG OR COUNTRY MAPLE Sehnei , er's eon OUR REGULAR PRICE 3.89 500 g vac pac S CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE A BEEF -TENDERIZED Cube Steak �2�g/3lb 29 / PREVIOUSLY FROZEN, SLICED, SKINLESS Beef Liver ' Ikg / o �� OUR REGULAR PRICE 3.95lkg-1.79 Ib FII•ST 5 Prime 0 ONLY ast /kg r ..., _ Ob OUR REGULAR PRICE 8.58/kg-3.89 lb FRESH, SHOULDER BUTT, (BONELESS 3.73/kg-1.69115) CAP REMOVED 7.03/kg-3.191Ib 9 Pork SAYEn51 /159 Prime Rib Roast .3t) baIhir Steak lb Steak VE .90 OUR REGULAR PRICE 4.17/4-1.89 Ib OUR REG PRICE 8.581kg-3.89!Ib PRIDE OF CANADA. 8 VARIETIES INCL PEPPERONI Sausage Sticks 500siz8 959 CAMPFIRE GARLIC Polish Sausage 3 Ikq / Ib PRIDE OF CANADA READY TO SERVE VAC PAC Dinner Hams 659q/299 PRIDE OF CANADA REGULAR OR ALI Wieners FRESH, LEAN Ground Beef IN PERP JUICE CHOICE PEARS A P Fruit BEEF 1 l 179 vac pac 439/ Ikq Ib PICNIC SHOULDER OR SHOULDER BUTT Pork Chops PRIDE OF CANADA, SLICED, ASST VAR Cooked Meats PICNIC SHOULDER ROAST Boneless Pork BREAKFAST 3733 /i /kg Ib 175 g vac pac o 9 ' 21g/1b Burns Sausag •s Ikq/V SCHNEIDERS READY TO SERVE. HALVES Olde -Fashioned Hams /4'9 SWEET PICKLED. END CUT Back Bacon PRIDE OF CANADA SWEET, PICK( ED Cottage Rolls 5; /kg /2lb 5°5 / 29 !kq Ib Df ACHES OR FRUIT COCA TAIL ROBIN HOOD ASSORTED VARIETIES 14tfnn7 79 Celebration Cake Mixes 2 Rp8q' REGUI AR OR DF CAF F f INA TF 0 INSTANT (;OFFEF A&P (-HOC OI ATE CHIP WITH PEC.ANC Tasters Choice 8,:,,6.39 Deluxe Cookies LEAVER PIECE S&STEMS Mushrooms PRIMO p� Lena A&P INSTANT 1nt,nn7 o89 Hot Chocolate AI!TOMATIC DISHWASHF R DF T F R ",f N 500 q pkq a Cal on ite 4 ASSORTED VARIETIE Heinz Soups OUR REGUI AR PRICE UP TO 10 FL OZ TINS 2/3 61 EACH 'ISO q tin `�a 79 tie hag pkgof5 79 1 •,r envy 1 8 kg 3.99 MAPLE LEAF Tendertlake Lard OUR REGULAR PRICE 1 19 1 LBPKG PRIDE OF CANADA 59 Bologna Chunks PRIDE OF CANADA. SLICED Cooked Ham PRIDE OF CANADA Sliced Bologna 99 /kg Ib SAVE 1.991kg-.90 Ib PRIDE OF CANADA, VARIETY PACK SLICED Cooked Meats '151 /159 !kg I Ib 1758116 vac pac 375 g 129 vac pac 375 q 169 vac pac 1.8 litre plst bfl OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.39 1 -PLY WHITE SWAN. ASST COLOURS Bathroom Ti MAPLE LEAF MIX & MATCH, 6 VARIETIES Cold Cuts SOL ID WHITE AI RACORE l 100 •;•i`? d! .44 Clover Leaf Tuna MAPI F I F AF Flakes of Ham tiny 2 o 39 184 q lin 1 .59 Rrr( LOf,rF.HFF.SFORLIVER &RACONFLAVOUR 1YgPK A9 L.,„ Ration Burgers p 5 kkq ®9 1IA9 5®99 KRAFT PR(1(.FSS Cheez Whiz ASSORTED VARIETIES Green Giant Vegetables 14 FL 02 TIN 2 -PLY. WHITE SWAN. ASSORTED COLOURS Facial Tissue )110 P, GI'I AP PRICE UP TO 83 -PAGE 15 fir° .J.ple 1 the h''_s spL ' l building fu d Recent donations to the Clinton Public Hospital rending Fund were made by: Mr. nd Mrs. Len Fawcett, Mr. J.R. Howson, Clinton Uons Club, $5,' Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Whyte, Mr. Cornelius Vandenbrand, Mr. John R. Willock, Mrs. Betty Thorn on, Mr. D.S. Coventry, Mrs. Marjorie Marshall, 1.0.0. F. & Re:.,; kah C.P.&T.Fund, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hearn, Mrs. Ada Schellenberger, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Howson, Mrs. Nina Frame, The Trillum Social Club, Mr. Wilfred Parker, Dr. B. Baker, Mrs. Marie Jefferson, Mr. Glen Price, Mrs. Jean E. Currie, Mr. George Lavis, Mr. Case Postrna, Mrs. Margaret Lawson, Mrs. Rose Welch, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hilderley, Mrs. Dorothy Swallow, Wesley Willis U.C.W., Quiet Room Furnishings; Clinton Kinette Club $2,500; Mr. Al Mathers, Miss M. Isabel Heldman, Freda Schoenhals, Mrs. Joyce Chilton, Mrs. Palma Mero, Mrs. Christine Ball, Mrs. Thelma Ellerby, London Life Insurance Co., Mrs. Florence Ludwigsen, Alice E. Andrews, Alice Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. John lake, Mr. Harry We :r- ter, Mr. Elvin Parker, Mrs. Flora S. Dowson, Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Kumar, Mr. Rene Brochu, Edna M. Andrews, Mr. George E. Rumball, Mr. and Mrs. George Wasson, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hayter, New Dimensions - St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Mr. and Mrs. W.N. Nediger, Mr. and Mrs. Don Dodds. Donations in memory of the following: Mrs. Leona Lockhart, Mrs. Douwe Bruinsma, Mr. Erlin Whitmore, Mr. Brad Ken- nedy, Mrs. Isabelle Stewart, Mr. Charlie Nelson, Mr. Ross Coventry, Mr. Leonard Caldwell, Mr. Kenneth Merrier, Mrs. Mabel Garrow, Mrs. Lottie Risely, Mrs. Isabella Colquhoun, Alex and Isobel Inkley, Mr. J. E. Hilderley. Hospi still e 1 a est At a meeting of the Coun- cil, the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario re- affirmed its belief that out -of. hospital births should be ri 'scouraged because of the ads'tonal risks to the health of the mother and ;r :.1 by. It is recognized that some women may wish to ::ve their children at home. The College would emphasize the importance of being well in- formed of the complications which may arise during pregnancy and c '.ldbir h in making such a decision. Experience has shown that many of the complications are unpredictable, and can only be managed effectively and safely in a hospital. Even in those countries which have developed back- up services, the rate of com- plications for women selected as suitable for a home delivery is substantially higher than for deliveries in hospital. it is also worth noting that the number of home deliveries in both the United Kingdom and Holland has steas!;ly declined over the past three decades. In the United Kingdom, the num'. . r of home births has fallen from 34 percent to less than 2 per- cent of all births. It is the responsibility of the attending physician to adequately inform patients of the increased risks associated with out - of - hospital births. In addition, particular attention should be given to any conditions with regard to the mother's health, or physical condition which could affect the pregnancy or the delivery. Patients should not expect a physician to provide obstetrical care under condi- tions which make it impossi- ble to maintain the standard of practice of the profession. TAX TIP OF THE WEEK A PURI I( SF PVI(F or »»R.aP �1Cx O. 1 ,i11) .1 hrnl\c."Itr .n0c1 I earn 0511,1 n111n(,\ h'. hah' 1111ne .hllclrcn v,'heir 1nl,lhc'r. arc ,k1,11, Inv 1), 1 111k( Li) 1III' .1 '.I• 1(1 1i1 n 1,1 1ej' r11hl E,1hs ,,Dinv ,,Din1,1, A. II .(11) h.1,( r,1. a.s..i611 I„r the I I 1 t e l l t„ (111' .1 n 1, 1 r r 1 11 5011 .1r, 11,1 ,,1�.Ihlf Ir n1I m,',in, in',,r.•.,I `1I .„1141 1,4 Ir, 11 ,' ,1111 i '111.. ,.:1 1,,1 ..1, h11. h,1 1 1 • '.1' 0, ,,r'