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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1980-12-04, Page 9al ADE "A" Apt self- Basting, Maple Leaf Miracle Baste or Swift, Deep Basted CLINTON NEW:S!RBCORD URSDAY, DEC"MBBR 4 1,960-` IE PRICE! - ' ALL .WIGHT l CONFUSION AT .A&Pr sA:vr-ssod--- -47 A PREMIUM HEARTY BLEND Bokar Bean Coffee 1 -Ib bag Plcrg::;V, gat.221a -SAVE 40fi' KRAFT, PROCESS CREAM CHEESE Philadelphia with -Supermarket Prices 3 -LB BAG 10.29 Our Reg. Price 11.79 SAVE 1.50 (Our Regular Price 3.99) 111111111111/1111111111111/11111111111111111111111111111.11111111111111/11.01 No. 1 Grade, Creamed BEE MAID HONEY 1 -lb cntr SAVE 66?. 900g - pkg (Otir 'Regular Price 1,29) 111111111111111111111111111111111111111.111111111111101 Elbow Macaroni, Spaghetti.ni or Spaghetti A&P PASTAS SAVE 40¢ (Our Regular Price 1.65) (Our Regular Price 1.19) (Our Regular Price 2.39 - SAVE 40c) You'll do better with ALL PURPOSE 2.5 kg bag 4. FRESH BAKED GOODS FROM A&P! Five Roses Flour.. 1.99 Jane Parker, Sliced, Buy2, -� SAVE 29¢ (Our .Regular Price 4.09) SAVE 20? ( Our Reg. Price 69c loaf) Cracked Wheat or 60% Whole Wheat 24 -oz loaf Smiles & Chuckles, Milk or Dark Chocolate -BROWN 14 -oz BOX BREAD for TURTLES JANE PARKE , SLICED Raisi''8rea d JANE PARKER, SNOWFLAKE OR Twin Rolls JANE PARKER English Muffins JANE PARKER, GLAZED Homestyle Donuts JANE PARKER Spanish Bar Cake JANE PARKER Pum. . kin Pie ACTION 'PRICE! 16 -oz loaf 79? ACTION PRICE! pkg of 12 79¢ ACTION PRICE! pkg of 6 73¢ ACTION PRICEI pkg of 8 1.19 ACTION PRICEI 19 -oz cake 1.29 ACTION PRICEI full 8 -inch, 24 -oz pie 1.59 ,Wits tsY BAKE YOUR OWN? 3 -Ib ring Jane Parker FRUIT (AKE 49 11/2 -lb piece 4.19 DEL MONTE (STEW D TOMATOES 19 -FL -OZ TIN 65c) Whole Tomatoes 14 -fl -oz tinfor 2 9951 LEAVER, SLICED OR PIECES & STEMS ACTION PRICEI Mushrooms 10-f1_Oz tin 89¢ VEGETABLE COCKTAIL ACTION PRICEI V-8 Juice 48 -f1 -oz tin 9951 BABY DILLS OR BREAD 'N BUTTER Coronation. Pickles ' 750 ml jar 1.29 CLOVER LEAF (BROKEN PIECES 4-0Z TIN 2.19) Small Shrimp 4 -oz tin 2.39 ASSORTED VARIETIES ACTION PRICE! Miss Mew Cat Food 6-0Z TIN Cut from Canada's Finest Grade "A" Beef (Our Regular Price Ib 4.29) T-BONE.orWING ib STEAKS: or ROASTS SAVE 1.00 Ib FRESH MEDIUM GROUND BEEF ib1.89 SAVE 30c/ Ib FRESH CHICKEN QUARTERS LEG QUARTERS, with backs attached BREAST QUARTERS, with wings a backs attch.- MIXED QUARTERS CHICKEN HALVES Ib (Our Regular Price Ib 1.49) SAVE 40a Ib FRESH BOX-OCHICKEN CONTAINS: 3 Leg Quarters with backs attached 3 Breast Quarters with wings & backs attch 3 Wings, 3 Necks & backs 3 Giblet- Packages Ib (Our Regular Price Ib 1.29) GRADE "A" (Our Reg. Price Ib 1.59 - SAVE 20c Ib) SWIFT PREMIUM SLICED 175 g PKG GCORNISH, FROZEN, VAC PAC, 22 TO 24-0Z AVERAGE Cooked Ham 1.49 ame Hensyacpac Ib 1.39 TAIL LEFER NEW ZEALAND, PREVIOUSLY FROZEN, SHOULDER Tourtiere Lamb Chops 161.59 500 g pkg 1.99 CANADIAN OUEEN SLICED, CHICKEN, BOLOGNA, d CANADIAN QUEEN = 11/7 -LB TIN MAC & CHEESE 175 g PKG Canned Ham 3.49 SWIFT PREMIUM OR SUGAR PLUM, SLICED Side Bacon 500 "k91.99 1.99 MARY MILES Wieners 1 l vac pac 1.29 SWIFT OLD MILL BREAKFAST SAVE 40¢ Savarin, Beef, Thicken, Turkey, Salisbury Steak FROZEN DINNERS 41/2 -lb ring 10.99 ANN PAGE FRUIT CAKE 1 -ib piece 2.29 •--- 2 -Ib piece 3.99 Fancy Cream Style Corn, Fancy Peas, Choice Peas & Carrots, 'Seasoned Green or Wax Beans 14 -fl -oz tin DEL MONTE VEGETABLES McVITIES Tuc Crackers ACTION'PRICEI 300 g pkg 1.39 NATURE VALLEY, ASSORTED VARIETIES ACTION PRICEI Granola Bars 275 g pkg 1.29 2% PARTLY SKIMMED ACTION PRICEI Carnation Milk 160 ml tin 3 for 89'51 ACTION PRICEI 1•Ib pkg 799f MAPLE LEAF, PURE Tenderf la ke Lard 11 -oz pkg (Our Regular Price 1.29) 1 Awake, Frozen, Concentrated ORANGE DRINK 12 -fl -oz tin Action Price! FRASERVALE, FROZEN, SWEET Raspberries MINUTE MAID, FROZEN, CONCENTRATED Orange Juice CARNATION, FROZEN Tater Gems ACTION PRICEI 15 -oz pkg 1.09 ACTION PRICE! 12 -1I -oz tin 89? GREEN GIANT, FROZEN, ASSORTED VARIETIES INCLUDING RICE IN BROCCOLI ACTION PRICE! Oriental Vegetables 283 g pkg 129 2 -Ib pkg 1.09 Sausages - 161.39 SWIFT PREMIUM SLICED, REGULAR OR THICK SLICED Bologna 500 g pk-g 1.79 Cooked Meats 6W MARY MILES , VAC PAC Bologna Chunks 161.29 MARY MILES, HOT OR SWEET • Sausage Italian Style Ib 1.49 MAPLE LEAF, SWEET PICKLED VAC PAC Cottage Rolls MAPLE LEAF Hams Country Kitchen FREVIOUSLY a Pork Side S FROZEN BLUE WATER, FROZEN 32-0Z PKG Fish & Chips 2.29 BLUE WATER, WITH SHRIMP, FROZEN 20-0Z PKG Ocean ..Snacks 3.39 Sole Fillets DRESSED, FROZEN Whitefish 1e3.99 parentis „ 1.39 Haddock .Ibl.89 14 OZ PKG • SEA BUOY, BATTERED, FROZEN' Portions FROZEN, 3 VARIETIES IN SAUCE High 'Liner Fillets 1.99 (Treasure Isle 6-o: pkg 1.99) BRILLIANT, FROZEN, 10 -OZ PKG Ib 2.39 PEELED 6 &CorkedEVEINED,FROZEN Shrimp5.79 tt� Ib 99/ Shrirnp 11/2 -Ib pkg 13.99 In stores with Deli Shop! CANADA PACIKERS, FINE, COARSE OR CREAM UKRAINIAN, ITALIAN, VIENNA, DUTCH LUNCH Liverwurst 16 1.89 Swift Salami 161.99 CANADA PACKERS, BRICK, COLBY SCHNEIDERS Farmer Cheese lb 2.45 Polish Sausage 1b2.39 A&P DELI PL4TTERS: Great for Entertuining! Let your A&P Delicatessen help- you entertain with ease. A&P's party trays offer you an attractive selecton ... assorted sliced meats and cheese. Or you may order a custom-made party tray. A&P's Delicatessen makes it easy for you to plan a party and enioy it too. (Available at A&P Stores with Deli Shops only). Midoiletort By Blanche McSes Mrs ZeanneBennett read the lesson ,;durng the Sunday service at St. Fames Arlglioan Church. Rev, Bennett lit the advent, . candle and ,his sarmon .was entitles, God's Tine and Out's. Don Middletpn and Ray • Wise received the of-. feting. This Sunday, Holy Communions_ will be celebrated at 1111 am., Audrey Mida.leton and; Sarah Storey will bein charge of the church care for the month of December. Visiting with Alvin and Delores Dutot on the weekend was Alvin'$ sister Bessie Leppington of Varna. The ladies of the area • w Have ween working at Delores Dutot's making .a quilt over the past week. John Deeves and Mr. and Mrs. Bennett at- tended a seminar, re- organizing synod problems. It was held on Saturday in St. Paul's Church in Wingham: Charles Ellis of London visited with Deeves one day last week. Gordon and Isobel' Troyer of Hensall and Edward and Blanche Deeves were guests with Jack and Marion Smith in Dungannon. Holmeswille... • from page 8 dogs will be sold on Thursday of that • week only.' Classes will resume again ' • on .Monday,. January 5, 1981. Along with their vacation, students are anxiously planning for their Christmas Concert. which will be held on Tuesday, December 16 and a limited number of tickets will be sold for the 8 pm performance. A dress . rehearsal will also be held on Monday, December 15, but no afternoon concert has been scheduled this year since the school has been divided into two concert groups this year. The Christmas show will involve the kindergarten, grades 2,4,6 and 8 along with the band and the choir. The Spring Concert will i nvo-lve the remainder of the students. Prepare for snow As we approach the season of changing weather and unexpected school closings, principal Ron McKay has a few suggestions and pointers for parents. If the school is to be closed for a day, that information . will be conveyed to the parents andguardians orf both CKNX and CFPL radio stations as early as possible in the morning. However, Mr. McKay points out that the most difficult closings occur through the day while students are already ir[' school. In the event that the school is closed and students are sent home, parents that if they feel that there is a possibility that the school will close, tune into either CKNX or CFPL and the in- formation will be broadcast. He also suggests that if - children are going home to an empty house, that parents co-operate with a neighbor, friend, or relative to provide an alternate place for the child to stay and the children should be in- formed that this could happen. Mr. McKay pointed out that the school does not intend tq make numerous telephone calls informing people about early dismissal. These, he said, 4 are time consuming and children could possibly be, home before the last calls are made. The school however will give con- sideration if parents specifically request a phone call. In a letter to parents, Mr. McKay closed by pointing out, "I'm sure that with your co- operation in the above, we will survive yet another snow belt win- ter." e •