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Clinton News Record, 1981-03-12, Page 9the I vacation Spee CLINIDIS , TEIBRMAY.MARCH 1Z,1981 -PAGES - SUPPORT Elo 1921-1981 SIXTY YEARS OF INSIKIN nwanwuna Manx s stakes! ALL -EXPENSE -PAID WALT DISNEY WORLD VACATIONS FOR 4... SUPER BU�r Partly Skimmed FRESH 3 quart bag l9 500 g pkg HOi CHOCOLATE 2.1 9 BUY 2 -SAVE 35si z for Marvel Sliced WHITE BREAD 24 -oz loaf with supermarket prices SAVE up to 70W Ib Cut from Canada's Finest Grade "A" Beef BONELESS BEEF ROAST Blade, Chuck Short Rib or Shoulder Ib (Our Regular Price 67e loaf ) IMPERIAL -1=1b tub SOFT MARGARINE SMOKED HAMS Whole Hams `°°"m 14 to 20 -lb average or Shank Portion Ib HAM STEAKS OR SAVE up t0 20/ Ib (Our Regular Price up to Ib 1.29) Butt Portion Ib1.19 (NO CENTRE SLICES REMOVED) Shank Haff Ib1.19 SWIFT, DINNER STYLE Sugar Plum SHOPSYS, DELI FRESH, ALL BEEF Wieners SHOPSYS, CORNED BEEF OR Pastrami Hams Ib 2.59 1 -Ib vac pac 1 69 pkg of 4, 50 g pouch2 19 es SHOPSYS, COLE SLAW OR Potato Salad Centre Cuts ib1.79 (NO CENTRE SLICES REMOVED) Butt Half Ib1.29 SHOPSYS, OLD VIENNA 4 Salami 500 g pkg 2a$9 SHOPSYS, ALL BEEF Sausages 500gpkg 2.19 Bologna Chunkslb1.19 BREAKFAST 500gtub 1.19 Burns Sausages Ib1.39 Cm -7n I purpos-7=1 (HASE &•SANBORN 1 -Ib bag 8989 SPAGHETTI, READY CUT MACARONI SPAGHETTINI Primo Pastas 900 g. pkg. (Our Regular Price up to Ib 2.69) (Our Reg. Price Ib 2.49 - SAVE 50e lb) MEDIUMF GROUND BEEF ��� Approx. 50% Medium Ground Beef IR SO% Ground Pork GROUND 149 MEAT Combination CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE "A" BEEF EXCELLENT FOR BRAISING Blade SeAks Ib 1a79 PREVIOUSLY FRO ,f Sliced Beef Liver lb99¢ MAPLE LEAF, BRISKET, VAC PAC Cored Beef lb 2x49 MAPLE LEAF, PORK & BEEF Smoked Sausages Ib 1.99 MAPLE LEAF, GOLDEN FRY Sausages 500 g pkg 2.19 MAPLE LEAF, SLICED, 9 VARIETIES INCLUDING DUTCH, CHICKEN & BOLOGNA 175 g VAC PAC Cooked Meats 79? SWIFT PREMIUM, SLICED 175 g VAC PAC Cooked Ham 1.29 In stores with Deli only BRANDT, COARSE BAVARIAN STYLE MEAT LOAF, BLOOD & TONGUE, VIENNA COOKED SALAMI, BEERWURST SAUSAGE Cold Cuts L:r. 1b2.69 All Purpose - Cake. and Pastry MONARCH FLOUR 99 CARNATION Hot Chocolate? 2.69 PRIMO, PLAIN 28 -FL -OZ TIN Spaghetti Sauce 99¢ KON TIKI, TIDBITS, SLICED OR CRUSHED Pineapple 14-fl-ortin 59,i FAMILY SIZE, TAPIOCA, CHOCOLATE OR RICE 15•FL-O2 TIN Nestle Puddings 79a BREAKTIME, ASSORTED VARIETIES INCLUDING COCO CHIP, OATMEAL & FUDGE Dare Cookies 500gbox 1.29 Process (Our Reg. Price 2.61 ) 2.5 kg bag 99 SAVE 96? immin(NONLRiengular Price 2,95) PRIMO PLAIN Spaghetti Sauce 28 tin a. A&P Tea Bags JANE PARKER, SLICED Bran Bread 99¢ JANE PARKER Twin Rolls JANE PARKER Angel Cake JANE PARKER Apple Pie pkg. of We 1.49 i 24 -oz loaf 75s/ pkg of1289,t 14 -oz cake 1 69 full 8", 22 -oz pie 1e 39 SAVE 32c "Heat 'N Serve" (Our Reg. Price 1.29) SAVE 30c CHEESEKRAFT E PARKER pkg SLSINGLES SLICES egg- ON CROSS BUNS 8 a9� You'll do better with FROZEN FOODS from A&P! BLUE WATER, FROZEN Fish Fries FROZEN, DRESSED Whitefish FROZEN Fish Cakes FROZEN 8 -oz pkg 69,1 Ib89 f 1b69? Turbot Fillets 11)1.49 HIGHLINER, FROZEN, BOSTON BLUE Fish Fillets 16 -oz pkg 1.69 FROZEN Cod Fillets Ib1.69 FROZEN, ABP Waffles 10 -oz pkg 69,e GREEN GIANT, Frozen, Cauliflower, Broccoli :n Cream Sauce, Broccoli or Brussels Sprouts in Butter Sauce Vegetables 10 -oz pkg 1.19 CHUN KING, FROZEN, ASSORTED VARIETIES 11.OZ PKG Chinese Foods 1.49 AAP, FROZEN Coffee Rite 32 ez cin 79,i McCAIN, "NEW", FROZEN, PARISIENNE, NORMANDIE OR FLORENTINE, INTERNATIONAL Vegetables 2 Ib pkg 1.69 "New", McCain, Frozen, Concentrated REVIVE 12.8 -fl -oz tin 7 le ORANGE DRINK "Bag99 yourself a fun -filled family holiday, during your WALT DISNEY WORLD/A&P °Family Spree Vacation Sweepstakes'! Grand Prize is an exciting, all- expense -paid vacation for up to four at the WALT DISNEY WORLD Vacation Kingdom. Soar iia Eastern Airlines...the only airline that starts the fun of Walt Disney World right on the plane with the kid "W411 Flan , Flight Kit" and "Fun Flight Meals Eastern will take you fa - Florida's Florida's vacation paradise filled with recreation, entertainment, shopping and dining. You'll hate fife days and four nights to explore this delightful world, which includes the Magic Kingdom- where you'll discover more than -15 fabulous attractions, including the thrilling new Big Thunder Mountain Railroad. To enter, simple fill out the entre blank below or fill out one each time lou visit tour friendly neighborhood A&P. No purchase is necessary. Enter as often as you like! EASTERN THE OFFICIAL AIRLINE OF WM Disney World Walt isn • g World SWEEPSTAKES RULES 1. Clearly print your name and address an an entry blank or facsimile and deposit it at any A&P Store. Winners must be 18 years or older. 2. No purchase is required. Enter each time you visit A&P. You need not be present to win. Limit one winner per family. 3. Sweepstakes begins March 11, 1981 and ends April 4, 1981. 4. Entries will be drawn from each store to qualify as semi- finalists for the top prize. 5. Winners will be chosen by a random drawing and notified by A&P not later than April 14, 1981. Employees of A&P, their advertising agencies and their Immediate families are not eligible. 6. The trip prises must be used Thursday, May 28 through Monday, June 1, 1981 ONLY. No cash alternatives or substi- tutes will be made for trip winners. Grand Prize Winners will depart from the nearest city served by Eastern Airlines to Walt Disney World. 7. The odds of winning depend on the number of entries sub- mitted. 8. Winners must answer correctly a skill -testing question. ni■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ium E p . ENTRY BLANK ■ ■ ■ ■ ® STREET ADDRESS: CITY PROV.: 111 TELEPHONE POSTAL CODE ■ ■ ■ Deposit in ballot box at any A&P Store in Ontario. ■ 1111ENTER OFTEN - NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. MI MEIIMIR®E■M®INeINMEMME■Ut■■■MINE■■■EEQ Family Spree Sweepstakes WIN A TRIP FOR 4 TO FLORIDA'S WALT DISNEY WORLD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ NAME ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ dW 17 ELM oa T1,110A Hohnesville senior lizens plan concert by sebe Deeves 5 the Enterprising Seniors met in the Township Hall and Mrs. Jean Lobb chaired the meeting. Mrs. Lobb welaneeted everyone and a new member Bill Roll call was taken by Irene Cutknore and Fran Powell gave the financial statement. Blanche Deeves gave the sick and card report and Charlotte Mor - man gave a report on the lunch for the opening of the Hall. Seniors were asked to par- ticipate in the Variety might concert on March 11 and Sam Wain and Ed Stiles will represent the Seniors anal Pictures are framed of the Queen and Prince Phillip and will be presented to council by John Deeves. Irene Cudmore will present a large picture donated by the Gliddon family to coun- cil. This will be done at the opening ceremony. Correspondence was read by Irene Cudmore and the Enterprising Seniors have been invited to attend a euchre party on April 26 in the Clinton Legion Hall by the Golden Radar. Club of Clinton. Proceeds will go to Clinton Hospital building fund. A gavel was donated to the seniors and was accepted with thanks. The neat meeting will be held on March 19. Some members enjoyed games of euchre while others. tried their luck at shuffleboard which proved to be enjoyable by many. At the next meeting Jean Lobb will show pictures on Ireland and Jean Perdue and Marion Smith will be in charge of the lunch. News and notes March 14th is the official openingMf_the.newTownship Hall and there will be a musical prelude prior to the official opening at 2:30 p.m. There will be open house at 3:30 p.m. The dance°will-be at 9 p.m.,to the made Of Jim Medd. Last Saturday Cindy Mc- Clinchey and Wayne Fuller were married in Goderich and held their reception and dance in the Township Hall in Holmesville: Ann and Roland Penning of Dayton, Ohio spent a few days recently with Barb and Alvin Betties. . Mrs. Edna Jantzi recently collected money for the March of Dimes and receiv- ed $37 in donations. She thanks all who donated to the MarchofDimes. WI meet W.I. met together in the Township Hall on March 9 with president Millie Demp- sey in charge: Berneice McIlwain read • the minutes and correspondence and it was noted that a crewel em- broidery course will be held in the Ontario Street Church in Clinton on April 1 from 7- lO p.m. On March 24 at 7:30 p.m. the Parties To Please Your Purse will be held and on April 6 the executive will meet in the township hall. A donation of $200 plus pro- ceeds of Variety Night will be given to • the Goderich Township Council for land- scaping the grounds at the new Community Hall. Marion Powell introduced Marilyn Cox who showed beautiful pictures of St. Lucia, an island 241 square miles in size, where she worked last summer. Mrs. Powell served bananas as they do in St. Lucia, cookies and coffee. United news A large congregation met in Holmesville church last Sunday morning for commu- nion. The flowers placed in the sanctuary were in memory of -the late Bill Jer= vis. The junior choir sang and Rev. Scott explained the service of communion to the children. For the beginning of the Lenten period the minister read the Sermon on the Mount. He spoke about com- munications and said the place to take problems is to the Lord's table where Jesus will help solve them. Chester Sturdy aro Frank Thompson received the of- fering. On March 12 the Board of Stewards meeting will be held at 8 p.m.