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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1973-12-28, Page 5CANADA NO. 1 GRADE I CANADA, No. 1 GRADE, FLORIDA, FRESH, CRISP, LARGE BUNDLES Celery Hearts each 39% 6956 tray ONT., OVEN READY IN FOIL TRAY 2-lb Butternut Squash 16-oz 39% FLORIDA, FIRM, RIPE TOMATOES WHOLE OR JELLIED (DELICIOUS WITH ANY MEAT!) ACTION PRICED! Ocean Spray Cranberries 14 oz tin 2W SWEET MIXED, MUSTARD, WAFER, BREAD 'N BUTTER, RELISH ACTION PRICED! Rose Sweet Pickles 15.11-oz jar 39ii Fruit Shortcake, Piayhon, Princess, Nice, Caramel Crunch, Afternorfn Tea, Fruit Creme, Assorted Cremes, Garden Creme, Wriestive ACTION PRICED! Peek Frean Cookies61/27 Pkgs 311.00 FROZEN FOODS.! FROZEN ACTION PRICED! DOWNYFLAKEio-oz WAFFLESPkgs i 1.00 i:Attwtoactvg-tetitetenottockaewwtrelflvgve.elvvwwwkci.e,w!gle tctvg..4Tit Ii 54 IV? BSA ;.ti New products, new ideas — our A&P WEO stores are be- If! coming exciting places to visit. If you have any suggestions which will -help us• help you, please drop us a note, Ida Burns & Associates Inc., 1260 Lakeshore Rood East, Port Credit, Ontario KATHIE S NOBELEN In these days of modern techncicgy, one of the most rapidly changing areas is the food industry. Just looking at the amazing array of products on the shelves of your A&P WEO store is proof of the progress being made. And 19/4 will bring more new products. Because our lifestyles are busier all the time, the emphasis will be on conveni- ence foods. We have all become so conscious of the nutrients in the foods we eat, that there is .a growing trend towards whole- some natural foods — especially cereals. Almost all food processors are adding extra vitamins or minerals to their products to make them more nutritious. You are going to be using more and more foods with a vegetable protein, especially soybean, as an alternative to meat protein. There will be many more packaged "mix-and-serve" cas- seroles on the shelves. You will also find d much greater variety of frozen foods available, particularly in boil-in- bags. Singles, newlyweds, and older couples will really appreci- ate the individual serving sizes of products which are com- ing on the market. Although the price may be slightly higher than the same food in a larger quantity, I feel that the cost is justified by the convenience and lack of waste. Foods for '74! By KATHIE SNOBELEN Fresh Baked Holiday Treats! JANE PARKER, ENRICHED, WHITE, SLICED (Buy 3 Loaves—Save 17c) SANDWICH BREAD LOAVES /$1000 JANE PARKER, "BROWN 'N SERVE" ROLLS (SAVE 6c) Twin Rolls PLAIN OR WHEAT French Rolls PLAIN, POPPY SEED, SESAME SEED pkg of 12 pkg of 10 PKG MIX OR MATCH — PUMPERNICKEL — PLAIN OR SEEDED JEWISH RYE JANE PARKER BUY 3 LOAVES (SAVE 17c) JANE PARKER (BUY 3 PKGS — SAVE BREAD "BROWN 'N SERVE, JANE PARKER pkg of two, 8-oz loaves 39% (SAVE 6c) BREAD TWIN ROLLS 16 ozloaves 31$100 • 170 pkgs of 123/$1.00 MINCE PIE JANE PARKER (SAVE 6c) DUTCH APPLE PIE ANGEL CAKE SWEET ROLLS CHELSEA BUNS GLAZED DONUTS Full 8-inch, 24-oz pie 79? Full 8-inch, 24-oz pie 69? large size cake 5951 pkg of 8 5 3 fe 16-oz pkg 79% pkg of 8 49.f1 ALL PRICES SHOWN IN THIS AD GUARANTEED EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29th, 1973. OPEN Pi Thurs., Fri. until 9 p.m. Sot. until 6 p.m. Mon. until 6 p.m. CLOSED- JAN. 1 .1'''kMDatOrDig4fffiliNNYzeii-taat11--atNWOM-ZiAl'Ar01Diw:44/tt,224N/412Ialik. JANE PARKER (SAVE 6c) JANE PARKER (SAVE 6c) JANE PARKER, JELLY TOPPED (SAVE 6c) JANE PARKER (SAVE 6c) JANE PARKER (SAVE 10c) Goderich WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES 24-oz carton 69? 1-16 Vac Pac $1.08 lb $1.08 SHOPSY BRAND, COLE SLAW OR Potato Salad SHOPSY BRAND Wieners ALL BEEF SX BRAND, NIAGARA COIL Polish Sausage Cooked Ham 6-az Vac Pac 8 $41 lb 5 8 3 LEG QUARTERS 3 BREAST QUARTERS 3 WINGS, 3 NECKS 3 GIBLET PACKAGES MAPLE LEAF Wieners 1-16 Vac Pac 88? PARTY SUGGESTIONS for HEW YEARS MAPLE LEAF Cocktail Wieners 8-oz Vac Pac 6 9? MAPLE LEAF B-OX VAC PAC Cocktail Sausages 69% SX BRAND, SLICED SUPER-RIGHT BRAND, SLICED Side Bacon 1-16 Vac Pac $118 SWEET PICKLED (CENTRE CUTS LB $1.58) Back Bacon END CUTS 16$1.38 MAPLE LEAF, MACARONI & CHEESE, CHICKEN, OLIVE OR DUTCH LOAF, SLICED Cooked Meats 6-oz Vac Pac 44% MAPLE LEAF, RANCH STYLE Bologna BY THE PIECE 1656% SMOKED, COOKED, PICNIC STYLE Pork Shoulders lb NO Shop A&P WE° for all your Holiday Needs! 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Dr. KIDNEY, CHICKEN, LIVER Chock Full-O-Nuts Instant Coffee Vanish Crystals A P uweis 3-1b. bag $2.85 1-16 bag 97? 19-f1-oz tin 43izi ACTION PRICED! 10-fl-oz tins 3 9fte 3-lb tin $3.29 24-11-oz jar 38sze 15-oz tins 5/$1.00 8-oz jar 0.89 34-oz container 53fe Pkg. of / 59c A SUPERB BLEND OF 100% BRAZILIAN COFFEE 8NC O'CLOCK BEAN COFFEE FA QUALITY DOLE FRUIT COCKTAIL PIECES AND LEAVER STEMS MUSHROOMS PREPARED 16-01.-OZ JAR 28c PERC, DRIP, ELECTRIC PER FRAGRANT TOILET BOWL CLEANER Public School, a bus driver, resigned as did Mrs. Judie BUrns, secretary at• Goderich Collegiate, effective January 2; and Mrs. Barbara Wilson, secretary at board office, effec- tive December 5. The following replacements to the teaching staff were an- nounced: Arthur Munn to F. E. Madill Secondary School; Mrs. Linda Henry to Holmesville Public School; Mrs. Wendy Hoernig to Colborne Public; Mrs. Mary Forrest to Wingham Public; Mr, John Stewart to Brussels Public School (half time); Mrs. Marjorie Huether to Brussels Public (half time); and Miss Mary Campbell to the HOLIDAY FARMS Cabbage Rolls FROZEN RICH'S, FROZEN Coffee Rich MINUTE MAID, FROZEN, CONCENTRATED Orange Juice FROZEN, BLUEBERRY 16-oz pkg 93% 16-oz carton 26% 12-fl-oz tin 55% Kellogg's Eggo Waffles 11-oz pkg 55s1 STOUFFERS, FROZEN (BROCCOLI AU GRATIN 10.01 PKG 780) Spinach Souffle 12-oz pkg 67% CLINTON NEWS-RECORDS THURSDAY. DECEMBER 27, 1973-4 Huron board chairman says school visits profitable E. C. Hill, chairman of the Huron. County board presented a report last week on school visitations by himself and D. J. _Cochrane, director of education. Mr, Hill reported that the local trustee at the School often visited as well on these occasions. Mr. Hill said these visits were an interesting exercise and gave an opportunity to meet with the school staff. He thought it valuable for the teachers to have an opportunity to talk to the representatives of the board and the ad- ministration informally once a year, He listed ten items for the board members to study and special areas to consider in the new year in class size, teacher- pupil ratio, opportunity classes, special education, curriculum development, budgetary mat- ters, professional development, organization, evaluation and accountability; programs and facilities; personnel and the public image of education. The board authorized the employment of a half-time clerical assistant to work under David Bieman, media co- ordinator at the Ad- ministration Centre. It is repor- ted on the average of 30 films per day are being shipped from the Board Office via the courier. C. H. Mountford, librarian at F. E. Madill Secondary School, was granted an educational leave for the school year 1974- 75 to attend the University of London, in London, England, to obtain a master's degree in library science plus a diploma in school librarianship. The board endorsed a resolution from the Kent County board of education op- posing the return of the Province of Ontario to daylight saving time on a full-time basis. The board endorsed a request from Principal J. H. _Stringer_ of the Goderich District Collegiate Institute to send 40 of his students of French on a five-day trip to Quebec City on February 13.17, 1974. The group would travel by bus to London and by train to Quebec. The trip will cost each student $78 to cover board, lodging and transpor- tation .and there would be no charge' tagainst the sch , oOl budget. No French student will be denied the trip due to lack of funds, with the Goderich Lions Club being asked to pick up the tab for those not able to pay. The Board approved a request from Principal J. L. Wooden of South Huron District High School at Exeter to send approximately 30 students to a wrestling com- petition at Port Huron Central High School on Friday, February 1. Transportation costs will be assessed against the school budget with students responsible for their evening meal. The board was informed of five teaching personnel resignations, effective Decem- ber 31, 1973; Mrs, Joyce Adam- son, Brussels Public School; Mrs. Cora Castle, Holmesville Public School; Ms, Bessie Zivanovich, administration centre; Miss Laura Martin of Colborne Public School; and Russell Campbell, Wingham Public School. Walter Arnold of Brookside Administration Centre. Donald McDonald of Brussels reported that although Huron County board of education allowed Grey and Howick students in the old Listowel District High School area to continue to attend the Listowel School, the Perth County Board of Education did not reciprocate by permitting Hibbert area students to attend their former Seaforth area school but had to attend the Mitchell High School. Mr. McDonald said the Huron board had a commit- ment to the bus drivers authorized to pick up students in the Seaforth area in Hibbert and he is concerned if the bus is empty on this trip. J. M. Coulter, superintendent of program and planning, reported on information he had compiled on the present positions of fourth and fifth year students in 1973; Most of the fourth year students who do not return for the fifth. year program proceed directly to employment rather than to a community college; that Fan- shawe College attracts more Huron County graduates than any other; and that ap- proximately 42 percent of those receiving a secondary school honour graduation diploma enroll in University, MATERNITY WEAR it Ow. SEPARATE SHOPIPE Main Corner .Open 2,6 Closed Weds. OLut Neu) Yect Remtahom Is You Extra Low Prices Absolutely No Compromise in Quality Thank you for your patronage during the past year . . HAPPY NEW YEAR! from all of us at A&P WEO!