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Clinton News-Record, 1984-04-11, Page 27r•' CLINTON N .w$ * coRR, VADIO A APRIL11,1984' `E'.54 Prices effective thru Sat., April 14th, 1984 A&P reserves the right to limit quantities to normal family requirements SAVINGS IN THIS AD BASED ON OUR CURRENT REGULAR RETAILS Sprite REG. ONLY NEILSON'S HOLLOW MILK CHOCOLATE Rabbits or Hens CASE of 24 tins Limit 3 per family purchase SAVE 1.10/kg-.50 Ib CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE `A' BEEF OUTSIDE CUT, EYE REMOVED, BONELESS Round Roast 37[. 89 Ikg lb SIRLOIN TIP, RUMP OR INSIDE CUT ROUND 59 99 Boneless Roasts 61kg /2 Ib FRESH. LEAN Ground Beef 439 /199 Ikg Ib INSIDE CUT �1 59 Round Steak 71kg/3 Ib CUT FROMI'CANADA 'SFINEST GRADE'' A' BEEF • TENDERIZED - Cube Steak 8ik3/36 CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'A' BEEF Rib Eye Steaks 1329/599 CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'A' BEEF �/299 Prime Rib Steaks 61kg Ib SAVE 4.41 /kg-2.00lb CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE `Aa BEEF CHEF STYLE, 5 -BONE CUT Prime Rib Roast 59/ 99 !kg Ib BURNS PRIDE OF CANADA, SWEET PICKLED, VAC PAC 4"/189 Ikg Ib Cottage Rolls BURNS PRIDE OF CANADA, HALVES ST 89 Vintage Hams I Ikg /3 Ib BURNS PRIDE OF CANADA, READY -TO -SERVE Half Hams 63x/289 :SCHNEIDER'S, HALVES, VAC PAC. . Olde -Fashioned Hams 8 ?/99 Ib SCHNEIDER'S, REGULAR OR MAPLE Ham Steaks FEATURE BRAND, IN WINE MARINADE Herring Fillings EEK AT A&P! MAPLE LEAF W MAPLE LEAF, SLICED, REGULAR, HINT OF MAPLE OR THICK 500 g 2 vac.pac MAPLE LEAF 500 g 39 Sausage Rounds pkg 2 Side Bacon vac pac 179 175 g 320 g 939 jar MAPLE LEAF, SLICED, 6 VARIETIES Cooked Meats MAPLE LEAF, 8 VARIETIES Sausage Sticks MAPLE LEAF, HINT OF MAPLE, PURE PORK OR MAPLE LEAF, CHUNKS Golden Fry Sausages 500 g 209 Headcheese MAPLE LEAF, 9 VARIETIES MAPLE LEAF, REGULAR OR ALL BEEF Wieners MAPLE LEAF, SLICED, 16 VARIETIES Cooked Meats 450 g 1 79 pkg 175 g vac pac .99 MAPLE LEAF, REG, THICK, BEEF OR GARLIC Sliced Bologna vaccpaac 199 SAVE 1.50 Sunlight Detergent 6 litre box 369 SAVE 1.00 ALL PURPOSE OR VELVET CAKE & PASTRY Robin Hood Flour 2�5kgg 39 Deli Chubs MAPLE LEAF, SLICED Cooked Ham MAPLE LEAF, BY THE PIECE Bologna Chunks 375 g 189 vac pac 250 9 189 size 41,99/19! 250 9 189 size 175 g vac pac NO CENTRE SLICES REMOVED Shank Half NO CENTRE SLICED REMOVED Butt Half Ham Quarters outcherSys �► P))wel SAVE .-818 /kg A0 -',b. COMBINATIONPACK-CONTAINS: 2 RIB ENDS, 2 LOIN ENDS, 4 CENTRE CUT CHOPS Loin Pork Chops 41!,/189 RIB OR 3 TO 3ih LB CUT TENDERLOIN PORTION Pork Loin Roasts 417/1" 89 ROAST OR CHOPS (BONELESS 5.931kg-2.627/239 Pork Loins Centre Cut Ikg Ib PORK LOIN RIB PORTION (COUNTRY STYLE) 39 99 Spare Ribs 4 Ikg /1 Ib RIB PORTION Boneless Pork Coin /kg /2 Ib APPROXIMATELY 50°% MEDIUM GROUND BEEF & 50% GROUND PORK isle Ground Meat Combo 3/1' SWIFT, READY TO SERVE, BONELESS ',4's Sugar Plum Hams 8,80/399lb SWIFT READY TO SERVE HALVES Sugar Plum Hams 6/kg lb 59/299 BURNS, BONELESS, SMOKED, READY TO SERVE Pork Shoulders /041/192 BRANDT Kolbassa Sausage .7915911008/U lb SCHEN19ER'S, MAC & CHEESE, MOCK CHICKEN 6 159 Luncheon Loaf Ib 351 / 159 Ikg Ib SAVE i .90 MOTHER PARKERS, Instant Coffee 1'0 02 jar .99 SAVE .56 YORK, SMOOTH OR CRUNCHY Peanut Butter 500 g jar 9 BLACK DIAMOND, PROCESS, LITES. PROCESS CREAM CHEESE SAVE .28 Kraft Philadelphia pkg 1.69 SEALTEST, ASSORTED FLAVOURS YOGOURTBUY 2 -SAVE .71 Light & Lively 2 tubs ®99 IMPERIAL Soft Margarine SAVE .80 t1bb1.99 SAVE .70 BEATRICE, ASSORTED FLAVOURS Olde -Fashioned 99 Ice Cream 2 litre, tub PREPARED Heinz Mustard HEINZ (13 OZ SIZE 1.19 -SAVE .24) Tomato Paste ASSORTED VARIETIES Kal Kan Cat Food 011 iatiO •betWeertr � Bean g son Bud Limtt the +c tarso l can ...i We rative,, the Ileasalt et cawop rap- el'a j1lf el`g ros. of St.'1?homas and the Farmi�� lir g Board, amain from the emp > 1 relaxing to the 1 end. te pea bean crop, has now been set - Pur settlement, the Ontario scant to the Bean . ucers' Marketing Board is t -o receive a total of $3 million from three of the dealers (WiG. Thompson and Sons Limited, the Ontario Bean Growers Co -Operative and the Hensall District Co -Operative). The claims by the Ontario Bean Pro- ducers' Marketing Board against the dealers and the Farm Products Marketing Board, and the counterclaims by the four dealers against the Ontario Bean Pro- ducers' Marketitsng . Board are to be dismiss - The ed without cos The settlement was reached as a result of a day long pre-trial held before the Honourable Mr. Justice R. E. Holland of the Supreme Court of Ontario. It is based on discussions between counsel for the parties and Mr. Justice R. E. Holland concerning the complex legal issues involved in the ac- tions, the delay in resolving those complex issues through the- appellate court levels available to the parties, and the des rability of resolving outstanding differences inbrder that all parties may get on with the business of marketing beans. On April 16, 1984, producers of 1977 crop white pea beans will be sent $83.31 per tonne for beans delivered and yellow -eye bean producers will be sent $67.31 per tonne. Plowing match planning committee The Ontario Plowmen's Association recently established a seven -member Plan- ning Committee chaired by former Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food Deputy Minister Ken Lantz to examine the objec- tives and future plans of the annual Interna- tional Plowing Match and Farm Machinery Show. Members of the Committee are: OPA Peet President Everett Hogan, Wolfe Island; OPA Director Fred Lewis, Denfield; 1982 Local Committee-Chairsnan-.Jaclel ac_ --.-- Namara, Delaware; 1984 Local Committee Chairman David Craig, Arthur; Exhibitor Peter Mosey, International Harvester and OPA Secretary -Treasurer Bob McMahon, Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food. OPA President. John Fennell will act as an ex -officio member. The International Plowing Match with over 200 competitors has become one of North America's largest attended outdoor farm shows, with over 500 commercial ex- hibitors. The latest in farm machinery, --- -seed, technologx,_chemicals;, . agricultural services and constither-items-are-exhibited -,----= A review of the objectives of the IPM will be a .prime responsibility of the Committee;, •Tharoles,ajnd benefits of everyone thVolved will also be addressed. The Committee will present its findings at the OPA Annual Meeting in February 1985. SAVE .30 500 mL jar ■ 9 BUY 3 -SAVE .70 U tins l X 1/ tins ■ BUY 3 -SAVE .49 Ding tnsI00u SAVE 70 HEINZ, FANCY Tomato Juice 48 fl oz 99 tin SUPER BU ROBIN HOOD, LARGE FLAKE, MINUTE OR SAVE .20 39 5 kg.1 : QUICK COOKING Old Mill , .3 SCHNEIDER'S, OLD NIPPY OR MILD p Cheddar Cheese"DD.88'39! Oats kg BUY 3 -SAVE .92 CREAM STYLE CORN, PEAS, CUT GREEN 0R WAX BEANS, PEAS & CARROTS Aylmer Vegetables 31902199 tins Also available Whole Tomat6es 119 oz-.89SAVE .20 SAVE .40 CLOVER LEAF, RED PACIFIC Sockeye Salmon 73/4 oz tin2.29 SAVE 60 LAURA SECORD, ASSORTED PUDDINGS & YOGOURTS Mini 1.79 Dessej�pkg of 4 rts 5 oz.tins SU ER BUY! ASSORTED VARIETIES, REGULAR & DIET SPRITE OR Coca-Cola 750 mL Btl (case of 24-280 mL tins 6.99) plus .30 btl dop M 5 Residents can determine future Local residents will have an opportunity to voice their opinions regarding the future management of Naftel's Creek Con- servation Area at a public meeting on April 25. The Maitland Valley Conservation Authority (MVCA), nearing the completion of the master plan for the property, is look- ing for input from the people at the meeting, starting at 7:30 p.m. at the Goderich Township Community Centre, Holmesville. Naftel's Creek Conservation Area, located six kilometers south of : Goderich on Highway 21, was acquired by the MVCA in two stages, during 1981 and 1982. The property represents an extremely diverse and integrated woodlot, a legacy left by previous owbers. As early as'the 1930s, it was realized that the sandy knolls and poor soil fertility was best suited for forest management. Reforestation of the property continued over several decades by various lan- downers, resulting in a patchwork quality, and adding greatly to the area's character and charm. The property's extensive variety of vegetation can accommodate both forest and wildlife management, while the class one trout stream and the existing trails con- tribute to the area's popularity for recrea- tion and its potential for conservation education. Although minor development has taken place since it was acquired, the master plan will establish ,goals and objectives for the area, and outline the long term conceptual development and management plans. At the present, forest management, erosion con- trol, recreation and 'education are con- sidered as the key management issues. Beam" A. Young was guest of honor at .a family party to celebrate her 90th birthday. The former Clinton resident now lives at Hurd,nvieW.