Clinton News-Record, 1980-08-28, Page 9III
Regular or Fine Grind
. NABOB
Tradition
COFFEE
1,Ib bag
SAVE 48a
Assorted Colours
KLEENEX TOWELS
pkg
of 2
rolls
SAVE
0
fr
41111110
(Our Regular Price 4.09)
SAVE 26r
Deluxe. II, Cake Mixes, Assorted Varieties
DUNCAN: HINES
5/0 g.
pkg'
(Our Regular Price 1.47 )
Liquid
.AVEX
BLEACH
(Our Regular Price 91c - SAVE 22c)
1.8 litre
plastic btl
FABRIC SOFTENER
Bounce
LIQUID CLEANER
Mr.Clean.
POWDERED
SpIc and Span
PALANDA, CRUSHED, SLICED & TIDBITS
(Our Regular Price .1.25)
Our Regular 59° Save 16`
Mountain Dew, Regular & Diet (Plus btl deposit)
PEPSI -
COLA
750 m.
Bottle
pkg of 40 'sheets 2,99 Nutty Buddypkg of 61,19
DELUXE PROCESS CHEESE
1 litre plastic btl 1.99 Kraft Slices 500g pkg 2,29.
HOSTESS, ASSORTED VARIETIES
1 litre box 1:89 Potato Chips 200 g Pkg i.a9
CHARCOAL 10 -LB BAG
19 -fl -oz tin 69? Kingsford Briquets 239
Pinea pple
FOR THE UNBLEACHABLES
BICK'S
Javex Powder 1.2 kg box 2,99 Cubits Relish 24 -fl -oz jar 991i
JAVEX BLANCHED
•
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SNE
Catch our Cocking shows
at the Kitchen TheatCe in
the Better Living Centre
and our booth In the Food
Building serving ice cream
and A&P coffee.
24.B., CELLO PKG _
Stain Aint-
1litre plastic btl1.99 Beaver Peanuts 2.99
ALUMINUM WRAP TOMATO
20 -FL -OZ BTL
Alcan Foil 30 cm by 30 m roll 2.99 Ann Page Ketchup79¢
s
•
You'll do better with Frozen Foods from A&P!
A&P, FANCY... (PEAS & CARROTS 89c)
-FROZENAPPLE -OR APPLE CRUMB .6-0Z PIE ASSORTED VARIETIES 2 -LB POLY BAG
• ' Mrs. Smiths Pies 1.69 Frozen Vegetables99?
FROZEN, CONCENTRATED, GRAPE a BRILLIANT, FROZEN (10 -OZ PKG 5.89) - 6-0Z PKG
• Welch's Juice - 12 -fl -oz tin 99? Cooked Shrimp. 2.29-
STOUFFERS, FROZEN, DELUXE 319 g PKG BLUE WATER, FROZEN 12.OZ- PKG
French Bread Pizza 2.29 Haddock in Batter 1.39
RICHS, FROZEN
Coffee Rich
HIGHLINER, FROZEN
1 kg carton 69¢ Fish Sticks
GREAT BUY!
P'�nk ar Clee�
PICNIC FROZEN
LEMONADE
14 -oz pkg 1.89
SAVE -20¢
A&P.centrated
ORANGE JUICE
12.5 -fl -oz
this
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long weaken
All A&P Food Stores will be
CLOSED MONDAY
September 1st, Labour Day
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Wesgate
VANILLA anon
ICE CREAM
SAVE 1.
_4011110#4
Compare to Chateau brand
Vanilla Ice Cream at 1.99
•
route
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irlcet Prices 9t,
We
with Superm
Combination Pack Loin
CHOPS
•
Contains: 2 Rib :End - 2 Loin
End - 4 Centre Cut Chops
Ib
SAVE 20 Ib
Our Reg. Price Ib 1.79
CENTRECUTROAST oR CHOPS
(Boneless Ib 2.79)
1b 11 99
BLADE ROAST Semi -Boneless
Cut from Canada Grade "A" Beef
SHUCK SHORT RIB ROAST (aurAE 60c lb) 2.19
.1 s9
(TENDERLOIN PORTION 3 to 3% -lb cut lb 1.69)
RIB PORTION (BONELESS Ib 239)
Pork Loin Roasts 161.59
PORK LOIN RIB PORTION ° "Great on the B.B.Q."
Spare Ribs Country Style 161.69
"GREAT ON THE B.B.Q."
Fresh Ground Pork Ib 1.09
SWEET PICKLED PEAMEAL (CENTRE CUT Ib' 1.99)
Back .Bacon
END. CUTS Ib 1-79
SHOULDER CUTS • (STRIP OR CUBED Ib 2.09 )
Stewing Beef .161.99
FROZEN, STORE PACKED, "GREAT ON THE B.B.Q."
A&P, SLICED
Side Bacon
500 g vac pac 1.59
Grade "A", Eviscerated, Frozen, Vac Pac, A&P Self -
Basting or Swift Deep -Basted,• 8 to 12 -Ib average
Butterball Turkeys 16 1.19
GRADE "A", EVISCERATED, FROZEN, VAC PAC °
Turkeys 8 to 14-I6 average 1699511
UTILITY GRADE, EVISCERATED, FROZEN, VAC PAC
Turkeys_ ._.. 6 to,z lb average ib $gat
Cut From Canada Grade "A" Beef, "Great on the B.B.Q."
Blade Steaks 161.59
FRESH, "GREAT ON THE B.B.Q."
Beef Steakettes 1b 1.39 . Medium Ground Beef 161.69
Smoked, Cooked (16 to 20 -Ib avg.) (Our Reg. Price Ib 1.19 - SAVE 20c Ib)
HOLE- HA
Ib
fit
Shank Portion 161.09 Butt Portion 1e1.19
I IT'S MAPLE LEAF WEEK AT A&P!
"GREAT ON THE B.B.Q."
MAPLE LEAF, REGULAR, BEEF OR B.B.Q.
Wieners 1 -Ib vac pac 1.39
MAPLE 'LEAF, "GREAT ON THE B.B.Q."
Super Franks 300g vac pac 1.29
CANADA PACKERS DEVON BRAND, BEEF & PORK
Sausages 16 1.19
MAPLE LEAF, SKINLESS
Sausages •
MAPLE LEAF, GOLDEN FRY
Sausages
MAPLE LEAF, SLICED, REGULAR,
THICK dR HINT OF • MAPLE
Side Bacon
500 g pkg 1.79
500 g pkg 1.99
500 g vac pac 1.79
MAPLE LEAF 500 g PKG
Bavarian Sausage - 1.99
MAPLE LEAF, SLICED, REGULAR,
THICK, ALL BEEF OR GARLIC
Bologna 500 g vac pac 1.59
MAPLE LEAF, SLICED, REGULAR OR WAXED
Bologna 375 g pkg 1.29
MAPLE LEAF, Sliced, Chicken, Luncheon, Mac. & Cheese,
Pickle & Pimento, Pepper or Bologna
Cooked Meats 375 g vac pac 1,79
MAPLE LEAF, SLICED, ASSORTED VARIETIES INCLUDING
DUTCH, BOLOGNA & CHICKEN
Cooked Meats 175 g vac pac 89¢
MAPLE LEAF, SLICED
Cooked Ham
175 g vac pac 1.39
MAPLE LEAF, WAXED, BY THE PIECE, VAC PAC
Bologna Chunks 161.59
MAPLE LEAF, PIECES, VAC PAC
Headcheese 161.89
„MAPLE LEAF, Smoked - Pepperoni, Salami, Smokie,
Garlic Sausage, Beef Salami
Sausage Sticks 250 g pkg 1.59
MAPLE LEAF, SWEET PICKLED, VAC PAC
Cottage Rolls 161.59
MAPLE LEAF, VAC PAC
Corned Beef Brisket Ib 2,39
(SLICED Ib 1.49)
MAPLE LEAF, READY -TO -SERVE, PICNIC STYLE
Pork Shoulders 16139
MAPLE LEAF, READY -TO -SERVE,
Smoked Hams
(QUARTERS Ib 2.59)
VAC PAC
Halves Ib 2,..49
MAPLE LEAF,
COUNTRY KITCHEN, READY -TO -SERVE, VAC PAC
Boneless Hams 1b3.49
Twp. programs
are successful
BY
--AUDREY MIDDLETON
The mower meeting
for Coderich toWnship'
recreation board was.
held on Wednesday,
Akugust 20 at the township
office, Holmesville.
Those attending were
Doug Yeo, ° Hazel.
McCreath,- 'aake Reder,
Walter Mcllwain, Gerry
Ginn, Alice Porter,
Marilyn Forbes, Bev Orr,
and Audrey Middleton.
Reports for the sum-
mer program were given.
Swimming lessons at
Vanastra saw a total of 43
participants which
proved .to be successful
c--board---sub
s idiz ing the project for
$166.50. Softball with 108.
children registered was
also successful: The
township should feel
proud of this well
organized prograam
managed by very hard
working and dedicated
coaches and assistants.
Gerry Ginn made a
motion that a special
softball meeting of the
softball, executive and
coaches be set tentatively
for Sept. 10 to analyze the
softball program this
year and make plans for
the future.
The parks committee
reported that the ball
park has made about $100
to. date as the annual
barbecue at the lakeside
park was very successful
with one of the best at-
tendances yet. They
reported that the five
picnic tables had been
purchased, delivered to
the park and one ofthese
stolen on the first night.
So the remaining four
have been moved to safer
keeping until a better
security can be arranged.
It was pointed outto the
committee that garbage
containers are required
for the softball field.
There was a discussion on
the need for new and
replacement trees for the
lakeside park and the
athletic field. A motion
was made for suggestion
to the township council
representative, Garnet
Wright to order trees at
the appropriate times for
1981 and 1982 from the
ministry of natural
resources , or Maitland
Valley Conservation
Authority.
It was decided to use
receipts rather than
membership cards in the
future:
A complete govern-
ment information on
capital grants for every
sport was received and
filed for future
references.
It was learned that the
----softball . progr-a- --had--a-n _ _..
outstanding deficit for
softball equipment of
$450. To - eas a this debt it
was decided to sponsor a
raffle on a beef which will
be divided into three_
prizes: first prize will be
1/2 beef; second prize a
hind and third a front
quarter. The draw will -be
made at the Christmas
dance in December.
The parks committee
was asked if they would
consider making a five
year plan. After some
careful consideration it
was dec irfed to shelve this
proposal for a month.
Thank-yous were
directed to Gerry Ginn
and . Jake Reder
respectively for being in
charge of preparing and
entering township floats
in the Goderich and
Dungannon parades
during the summer.
Doug Yeo has been in
charge of drafting a
policy and procedures for
the township recreation
this year. This will be
presented to the township
council to consider and
evaluate , at the next
council meeting. It was
suggested that•a copy be
sent to each council man
and .rec committee
person.
A motion was made to
apply for a government
number to allow for sales
tax exemption for
recreation..
Several committee
members volunteered to
seek suitable leaders or
teachers for the proposed
winter programs which
will be offered. i.e.
snowmobile clubs,
curling, ballroom dan-
cing, volleyball, hockey,
etc.
ZY