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Clinton News-Record, 1980-12-24, Page 27ASI ON t W+S- ECORD,yrsD es AY, p O W N SAVE 80c if your choice to is ham .". . come to AQP! .ani:. e. Kine sia, za. o, sv. ALL POPULAN CANADIAN BRANDS CIGARETTES carton 01.11011011110, SAVE 40Ib rwcoked, Ready to Serve, Smoked (Our Regular Price up to 9.19) (Our. Regular Price Ib 1.49) Del Monte PINEAPPLE JUICE Tomato HEINZ KETCHUP 11-1I-oz6 9 gibottle Whole or Polski CORONATION DILL PICKLES OM South, "Florida" Frozen, Concentrated • (Our Regular Price 1.05) You'll do better with FROZEN FOODS from A&P! 4/40.0 Awake, Frozen, Breakfast ORANGE DRINK 12 -fl -oz tin Action Price! Niblets Corn 2 -Ib poly bag .29 CR-R-R-ISPY CRUST, FROZEN, DELUXE OR PEPPERONI Totinos Pizza 10»1.99 McCAINS, FROZEN, SUPER PATTIES OR CRISPS1.5•LB PKG Super Potatoes , 89? FRASERVALE, FROZEN, 3 VARIETIES 10.OZ PKG FancyVegetabies 7951 Another A&P Exclusive... Classics Matching Designer KITCHEN ACCESSORIES Thin week's feature OUILTED POT HOLDER with Wooden Ring" 7 inch x 7 inch each 59 1 Titre29 jar•.�.._.. Busy 3, SAVE up to 5 3 Assorted Varieties Incl. Fancy Cream Style Corn GGREENIANT VEGETABLES 10 -fl -oz tin for 00 Grade "A" A&P, self Basting, g Maple Leat miracle Baste or Swift, Deep Basted BUTTERBALL TURKEYS 1_ g Cooked, Ready to Serve, Smoked Hams Cooked, Ready to Serve, Smoked Hams I BUTT. SHANK PORTION PORTION (QUARTERS LB 2.59) SWIFT, WHOLE, VAC PAC (HALVES LB 2.49) SCHNEIDERS, WHOLE (QUARTERS LB' 4.39 ) Ib OLDE FASHIONED Vac Pac Ib Sugar Plum Hams 2.39 Hams. 4.29. SWIFT, SUGAR PLUM MAPLE LEAF (QUARTERS LB 2.59) Dinner Hams --ib 2.69 Smoked Hams HALVES Ib 2,49 (Our Reg. Price up to 51c each) Humpty Dumpty, Regular Action Price! POTATO CHIPS 200 g pkg HUMPTY DUMPTY Cheese Stixs SMEDLEY'S, SMALL CONNORS Lobster Meat ACTION PRICEI 225 g pkg 99,1 ACTION PRICEI 14 -11 -oz tin ACTION PRICEI (Our Regular Price Ib 1.49) with Supermarket Prices ONE PRICE! ALL WEIGHTS! No Confusion at A&P ! 59 CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE "A" BEEF - Outside Cut, Eye Removed Sirloin Tip, Rump or Inside Cut Round to ! BONELESS BONELESS R�UNDROAST BEEF. ROASTS Ib SAVE Ibil'-U90FI6 90RI6 a Mai 99 BREAKFAST . 1b139- (Our Regular Price Ib 3.49) Cut from Canada's Finest Grade "A". Beef, Full Round Steak or Tenderized CUBE STEAKS (Our Regular Price up. to lb 3.69) FRESH Lean Ground Beef Ib 1.99 CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE "A" BEEF Sirloin Tip Steak Ib 3.39 170.g.tin '4 •99 MAPLE LEAF ACTION PRICEI ,t 6.5 -OX TIN I Flakes of Chicken 1.59 I Orange Flavour Crystals 99? 1 FANCY FRUIT COCKTAIL OR HALVES OR SLICED CHOICE A&PPeaches 14-fl-oztin 79¢ SUNMIX 184 g. pkg. of 2 Iii iles 4 3000, 60,k (O(,,.1 R,, otic.e 3,49) flt GRADE "A" FROZEN 4 to 6 -Ib average Ducks SWIFT, BUTTERBALL, DEEP BASTED Turkey Breasts 161.29 162 99 RED HOTS, ALL BEEF DUTCH TREET OR DINNER FRANKS 1 -LB VAC PAC Schneiders Wieners 159 SMOKED, PICNIC STYLE, S TO 745 AVERAGE Pork Shoulders lb 1.59 MAPLE LEAF (GREAT FOR STUFFING OR SLICE & FRY) Sausage Meat 500groll 1.39 TOWN CLUB, SWEET PICKLE Cottage Roils vac pac 16 1.69 A&P, SLICED Side. Bacon FEARMAN, HOT OR SWEET 500g pkg 1.79 Italian Style Sausage lb 1.59 CANADIAN QUEEN, SLICED •, 41!AST,RAMI OQ -.-POUCHES Corned Beef SHOPSY, POTATO SALAD OR Cole Slaw OLD VIENNA Shopsy Salami SHOPSY, PURE BEEF Sausage FROZEN, PEELED & DEVEINED Shrimps HIGHLINER, FROZEN 1.99 500 g ctnr 1.19 500 g pkg 2.69 5009 pkg 2.29 Cooked Ham 175 9 pkg 1.69 CANADIAN QUEEN, SLICED, CHICKEN, BALOGNA OR MACARONI & CHEESE 111 Cooked Meats 175 g pkg 6951 MARY MILES, SLICED Side Bacon CANADIAN QUEEN Canned Ham FROZEN SEAFOOD. 1Y2 -Ib pkg 13.99 Lobster in Brine 200 g pkg 2.29 FROZEN Ocean Perch Fillets 16 1.49 FROZEN Sole Fillets lb 2.39 BRILLIANT, FROZEN Cooked Shrimp BABY, BOILED Frozen Lobsters HIGHLINER, FROZEN Party Snacks HIGHLINER, PEELED & DEVEINED Frozen Shrimps PIN STORES WITH DELI SHOPS 500 g pkg 1.49 1Y2.1b tin 3.49 (6.0Z PKG 2.29) 14 -oz pkg 5.79 1b 3.29 16 -oz pkg 2.39 (12.0Z PKG 6.59 ) 16 -oz pkg 8.49 CANADA PACKERS CANADA PACKERS, BRICK, FARMER OR Pastrami Eye 1134.69 Colby Cheese Ib 2.49 SCHNEIDER$, SMOKED BRANDT Hams Olde Fashioned 164.99 Roast Beef lb 4.49 DELI PLATTERS: Great for Entertaining! Let your A&P Delicatessen help you entertain with ease. A&P's made-to-order trays offer you an attractive selection of assorted sliced meats and cheese. A&P's Delicatessen makes it easy for you to plan a party and enjoy it too. ( Available at A&P Stores with Deli Shops only.) Y4's.isttoroArssms=mmgir:aMmI=stazicItilvszzsEctsotistsztaztfottsEsizttzlovaiasivaysnsassitozosairogotales Why not bake Borne Christmas decorations this year? Crafts ;specialists in the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food say it's easy to make tree ornaments, wail plaques, table dec'ora.tions. O sculptures from dough, For table d ecorations Or sculptures, select a' recipe. for a plain white bread dough that. will' hold its shape and won't crack when bake& bread basket centrepiece to hold rolls, pastries or cheeses would be at. tractive for yore` Christmas table. For the children, make one large animal cen- trepiece or small in- dividual sculptures. - .a rabbit, turtle, teddy bear, lion or owl. Shape small pieces of dough as desired. To join shapes, moisten the pieces ;and press the edges together. Features can be added, with raisins or cherries for eyes. In a dry atmosphere# the sculpture will last up to two weeks. Tree ornaments and wall plaques can be made with a simple, inedible dough: Add a cup of water gradually to two cups of all-purpose flour and one cup of salt. Knead the dough five to 10 minutes until firm and smooth but not sticky. Plaoe in a plastic bag until \ready to use It can be kept for five days in the refrigerator. If it dries out, add a little -- water. To shape this dough, you can use cookie cut- ters or a candy mold. Before using molds, always wipe the inside surface lightly with cooking oil. Or invent your own decorations by rolling and shaping the dough. The children will have fun using their ` imagination and a little dough. There are two ways to harden this dough. One is to let it dry naturally on a screen so the air cir- culates around it. The second method is baking in an, oven no hotter than 175 degrees Celsius (350 Fahrenheit) on a foil- covered cookie sheet. Allow one half-hour for each quarter -inch thickness of dough or bake until surface is lightly browned. Possible finishes -in- clude acrylic paint, shellac and varnish over water color or egg yolk. Applying varnish or shellac to both sides of your decoration protects it against humidity. Wall plaques can be made by simply gluing decorations on a finished piece of wood. The 'decoration itself can be hung on a wall by in- serting a loop of wire into the back of the dough before baking. Tree swiped BRUSSELS - Christmas is almost here, and ap- parently -fir " the world are still here ,..with us. One recent evening, a car (with children in the back seat) was observed on the first line of Morris Township. The car stopped in front of a private gateway where two blue spruce trees were growing. A man got out of the car, chopped down one of the trees and took it with him. The spruce tree was almost four years old and the people who owned the two of them have now cut the other one, rather than have a repeat per- formance. Ironically, there were Christmas trees for sale nearby at the Morris Township waste disposal site for $5. Apparently that price wasn't cheap enough for theeculprits. A .... e from page 6A.. Parkhill A- Parkhil.l workshop. Resources manager Bin Mungall said staff would like the workshop area in the administrative headquarters.