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SHOPS IN ONE!
SAVE 38¢ lb
Combination Loin
Contains: 2 Rib End Chops,
2 Loin End Chops, 4 Centre Cut Chops
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PORK
CHOPS
"Great on
the B.B.Q."
Our Regular Price Ib 1.76
Ready -to -Serve
SMOKED. — COOKED
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SAVE 51:1"
Nice, Digestive, Shortcake
PEEK FREAN
BISCUITS
15 -oz
tin
tie
bag.
Our Regular Price 1.49
(sAvE2oIh)
(Our Regular Price Ib 1.58)
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Portion
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PORK LOIN 1b7 78 RIB PORTION? 58
RIB PORTION
ti CENTRE CUT (PIECE OR CHOPS)
Pork Loin Boneless 16 2.18 Pork Loin Boneless 16 2.48
Ready -to -Serve
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(Our Regular Price Ib 1.48 — SAVE 30c Ib )
1,13
Smoked looked
Shank Portion ib
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MAPLE LEAF, CHUBS, 7 VARIETIES
Deli Sausage 8ozpkg1.3,9Frozen!
MAPLE LEAF 10 -OZ PKG FROZEN, GOLDEN SKILLET
Pepperoni Sticks 1.69 Chicken Cutlets Ib1.09
MAPLE LEAF, SLICED, 3 VARIETIES FROZEN, TOWN CLUB 2 -LB PKG
Side Bacon 1-Ibvac pac 1,59 Hamburg Patties 3.29
• SHOPSY, COLE SLAW OR
FROZEN, HIGHLINER, BATTER CRISP
Potato Salad 24-ozctn 1.29 Fish Fries
•
14 -oz pkg 1.58
SHOPSY, ALL BEEF — "GREAT ON THE B.B.Q." FROZEN WONG WING 24 -OZ PKG
'A -Ib Franks 1 -lb pkg 1.79 Meat Egg Rolls 1.98
Baby Week at A&P!
Diapers — Extra -Absorbent pkg of 24 or
Daytime pkg of 30
PAMPERS
pkg 2.59
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Our Regular
Price 2.85
Strained Meatless Varieties of Food & Juices
HEINZ FOB DY
4.5 -fl -oz
jar
for
Meatless Varieties
HEINZ JUNIOR FOODS
9$11
7.5 -fl -oz jar
3 FOR 1.00
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, JUNE 7 ,1979 --,,PAGE 9
SAVE 30? 1
Borchen
LEMONADE
80.OZ
CARTON
Our Regular Price 89c
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Instant
NESCAFE
COFFEE
10 -oz
jar
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Our Regular Price 5.99
Where do- you go for- the -freshest -fruits-and--.
vegetables? To the farm, of course.
Somewhere in the world, it's harvest time.
And that's exactly 'where A&P's eagle-eyed
produce buyers are right now—gathering the
pick of the crop and getting it rushed to The
Farm in your nearby A&P store.
No. 1 Grade, Texas, Vine Ripened, Large Size
CANTALOUPES
California, sweet, juicy, pick of the crop
PEACHES
No. 1 Grade lb 713 it(
No. 1 Grade, imported, green slicers
CUCUMBERS
No. 1 Grade, California, sweet,
CARROTS
New
Crop
2 -Ib 05 13 ft
pkg
No. 1 Grade, imported, green, sweet,
PEPPERS
REGULAR OR WINTERFRESH FLAVOUR —
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Baby Cereals 8-pkg 69¢ BabyScott DiapersColgate2.19 Tooth paste
1.89
CONCENTRATED LIQUID
Similac
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15 -fl -oz tin 79?
INFANT FEEDING ACTION PRICEI
Farleys Biscuits 1.09
A&P
BabyOil
306 g PKG
500 ml plastic btl 1.69
BABY ACTION PRICEI PKG OF 40
BabyWipesFresh 1.59
A&P (PREPRICED) 500 ml PLASTIC BTL
BabyShamDoo 1.29
DOG FOOD, ASSORTED VARIETIES ACTION PRICEI
Top Choice
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2 kg bag 2.99
Tube Socks pair99)1
POWDERED I (CONCENTRATED LIQUID 15 -FL -OZ TIN 79c) "REAL" MAYONNAISE
Enfalac 1-Ibpkg 3,.29 Hellmann's
ACTION PRICEI
500 ml jar 1.19
Large
Size
3for 99¢
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Sealtest, Assorted Flavours
YYogurtLiht N LiveI
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for 1 • 00
(Our Regular Price 47c each)
175 g
tub
Jan Ginn, daughter of
Jean and Gerry Ginn of
RR 2, Clinton, graduated
at the Spring Convocation
at the University of
Waterloo on May 24, with
a Bachelor of Arts degree
in Geography. Jan
received her previous
education at Taylor's
Corners Holmesville, and
G.D.C.I.
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Holmesville
notes
by Blanche Deeves
, Church News
Worship service at
Holmesville United
Church was well attended
on Sunday morning: Rev.
Oestreicher spoke to the
children on the float to be
in the parade before
going to their classes.
The sermon was "A Story
Jesus Told". Brad Forbes
and 15avid Lobb received
the offering.
Don't forget the ham
and salad supper to be
held at the Holmesville
Church Thursday, June 7,
1979.
The Goderich Township
W.I. will hold their June
meeting in the
Holmesville School,
Monday, June 11 at 8 pm.
Ladies- bring articles for
the Silent Auction.
The UC -W- of
Holmesville United
Church will meet
Tuesday, June 12 at 2 p.m.
ladies bring , in your
—pmai es -to• -yo r• -captains --
at this meeting.
Barb Bettles tells me
she has been a dead duck
for the past ten days. Get
well wishes to Barb.
A bridal shower for
Miss Brenda Talbot was
held at the home of Mrs.
Ross Feagan on Tuesday,
May 29 when little Misses
Jennifer Harris, Sherri
Talbot and Kelly Carter
assisted with the many
lovely gifts which Brenda
received. The guest of
honour thanked one and
all for the many gifts and
lovely evening. Lunch
was served by the hostess
assisted by Isobel Harris,
both aunts of the bride to
be.
Middleton
By
Blanche Deeves
Church News
Holy Communion was
celebrated in St. James
Middleton Sunday at
11':15 a.m. Ray Wise and
Ed Deeves received the
offering, Canon Rees of
London in charge of the
service.
The ACW of St. James
Middleton would like to
say thank -you t6 all who
helped to make their
booth at the fair, selling
their tickets on the pansy
quilt, such a success.
Thank you everyone.
The June meeting of
the ACW will be held June
'the 14th at the home of
Mrs. Bill Steenstra, with
Audrey Middleton in
charge of the meeting.
Ladies roll your pennies
and hand them in to your
captain.
P rsonais
Congratulations to two
people from our area who
were winners at the
Clinton fair - Mrs. Fred
Middleton won an afgan
and Mrs. Lois Smith, ice
cream.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul St.
Jacques of Sault Ste.
Marie were guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Middleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Middleton and Janice
attended the Spring
Convocation at the
University of Western
Ontario Alumni Hall
Monday for Drew Mid-
dleton's graduation,
followed by a reception
and tea.
A dinner ,at the Cork
Skrew was held in Drew's
honour and presentation
of a gold watch. Drew is
working for Pitfield,
MacKay and Ross Ltd. of
London.
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