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CI.1NTuN NEWS RECORD, THURSDAY, APRIL 30,1981--PAGE5A
It's Our Biggest Sale of the Year ...
N'T 'ISS ITS
ABP's Appreciation Day: k our way of saying "Thank You" for
your continued loyalty. We're passing on some extra special sav-
ings to you this week. You'll find many exciting values throughout
A&PI
SAVE UP TO MM.o® PER BIRD
TRUCKLOAD OF TURKEYS' SALE
UTILITY GRADE
FROZEN
6-12 LB. AVG.
LIMIT 2 WITH
MINIMUM '10.00
ORDER EXCLUDING
THIS ITEM AND
CIGARETTES
(OUR REG. PRICE '1.19 LB.)
SAVE 40? Ib
SAVE 4.00
Regular or Diet
CASE OF 24
PEPSI -COLA
10 -fl -o: tin
9 9
(Our Regular
Price 8.99)
(Ctn of 6 -10 -f1 -oz btls 1.99) (d.Ppiosit)tl
SAVE 1.18
TIDE
DETERGENT
6 Titre box
Cream of Mushroom
CAMPBELL'S
SOUP
1941- tin_ _ _
393
(Our Regular Price 4.57)
Frito Lay, Assorted Varieties
POTATO
CHIPS
with Supermarket prices
FRESH BOX.O-CHICKEN
Contains:
3 Leg Quarters
with backs attached
3 Breast Quarters
with backs & wings attch.
3 Wings _Ib
3 Necks & Backs
3 Giblet Packages
(Our Regular Price 1.99) SAVE 40c
Town Club or•A&P Regular or Thick
- Our
Regular
Price
1.29 Ib
(Our Regular Price 1.49 Ib )
Fresh
SLICED
5�g 59
SIDE BACON vac pae 5 9
SCHNEIDERS — RED HOTS, ALL BEEF,
DUTCH TREET OR DINNER FRANKS
Wieners 1 -Ib vac pac 1.79
BREAKFAST
Burns Sausage Ib1.39
SHOPSYS COLE SLAW OR
Potato Salad 500gtub 1.29
Frozen Meat & Seafoods
FROZEN
Sole Fillets
BLUE WATER, FROZEN
Fish & Chips
Ib 1.89
32 -oz pkg 1.99
SCHNEIDERS, FROZEN, BEEF OR PORK
Meat Pies 14 oz pkg 1.89
Cut 70:
DEL MONTE 19 -fl -oz tinSWEET POTATOES
• Spaghetti, Spaghettini,
CATELLI
PASTAS
Ready Cut Macaroni
1 kg 9
pkg
1"
Del Monte, Tropical Fruit Salad or Halves or Sliced
PEACHES OR
BARTLEtT PEARS
14 -fl -oz
tin
ra--0' SUPER BUY!
1i
400 g" 12
pkg
Fabric Softener
DOWNY
LIQUID
for
(Our Regular Price 48c each)
A&P, Plain or Salted
3lltre 15 SALTINE.
pi.,tic btl CRACKERS
SAVE up to 80¢ Ib
Cut from Canada's Finest Grade "A" Beef
BONELESS BEEF ROASTS
SS
Blade,
Chuck 1
Short
Rib or Ib
Shoulder
Roast
450. g
pkg
99<
Assorted Varieties Including Fancy
Niblets& Cream Style Corn
REE
GN VEGETABLES
for
Our
Regular
Price
up to
2.69 Ib
CHICKEN
QUARTERS
SAVE 30c Ib
Ib 1119
Leg Quarters, with backs attached
Breast Quarters, with backs & wings attached
Mixed Quarters, Chicken Halves
SCHNEIDERS, SLICED, REGULAR, MAPLE, THICK
Side Bacon 5009 vac pac 1,99
SCHNEIDERS, SLICED, 12 VARIETIES INCLUDING
CHICKEN^& DUTCH LOAF 175 g VAC PAC
(Our Regular Price 2.39 lb)
Semi -Boneless SAVE 80e Ib
BLADE ROAST ��K
SHORT RIB ROAST1b 159"
(BONELESS LB 2.291
CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE "A" BEEF
Cross Rib Roast Ib L99
CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE "A" BEEF —
EXCELLENT FOR BRAISING
Blade Steaks
FRESH, MEDIUM
Cooked Meats 99? Ground Beef Ib 1.89
COMBINATION — APPROXIMATELY 50% MEDIUM
English Sausages Ib 2.29 OGROUND PORKGroundMeat
161.49
lb L59
SCHNEIDERS, TRAY PACK
SCHNEIDERS, LOOPS
Polish Sausage 161.99
SCHNEIDERS
Headcheese 375 g bowl 1.59
PREVIOUSLY FROZEN, SKINLESS & DEVEINED
Sliced Beef Liver 1b99?
In stores with Deli Shop
CANADA PACKERS — MIX OR MATCH — MAC. & CHEESE,
SCHNEIDERS, SLICED, REGULAR OR BEEF DUTCH OR CHICKEN LOAF OR FINE LIVERWURST
Bologna 375"kg pkg 1,69 Cold Cuts 14 .49
( Our Regular Price up to 67c each )
SAVE 40¢
Assorted Varieties Including
Beef and Meatball
PURITAN STEWS
24 -f1 -oz
tin
59
(Our Regular Price 1.99)
SAVE 26,
WHOLE MUSHROOMS
10 -fl -oz
tin
(Our Regular Price 95c)
I1VS SAVO NOLLVID311
31V1 SAVO NOUVIDEIddV
31VS SAV NOLLVI»bddV
Fancy
In Oil or Lemon Sauce
BRIGHTS CONNORS
TOMATO JUICE 48tfnoz
99
SEA STEAKS 1 ti n g for 99,,,
Fancy Peas, Red or Deep Browned Kidney Beans Pure Vegetable
LIBBY'S 14f1 -oz tin f0 "FROM UNICO"
3 litre349
VEGETABLES LIBERTY OIL ctnr
Quaker, Assorted Varieties
HARVEST CRUNCH
259 POST CEREAL
CEREAL Soo g pkg HONEYCOMB
Assorted Varieties, "Family Size"
SECOR PUDDINGS
SAVE 40¢
Disposable, Daytime pkg of 30
or Extra Absorbent pkg of 24
PAMPERS DIAPERS
400pkg g 7 9
SUPER BUY!
Capri, White, Pink,
Yellow, 1 -Ply
BATHROOM TISSUE
pkg of
4 rolls
pkg
49
Regular egaular Price 3.89)
Heinz
KEG -O -KETCHUP
32 -fl -oz
bottle
49
(Our Regular Price 2.09)
Assorted Varieties
O
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co
t•
MISS MEW CAT FOOD
MI
tin
(Our Regular Price 2 for 83c )
6 -oz for
Homemakers..
from page 4A •
Whilsmith; policy, bylaws
and -personnel, Paul Steckle;
program and evaluation,
Rev. Trites; annual
meeting, Mrs. Ruth Linton;
and public relations, Mrs.
Pauline Atton and Mrs.
Grace Fraser.
The Board continues to he
concerned about the
cancellation of the
homemaking course by
Canada Manpower.
"Without a course to train
more homemakers this year,
it will be difficult to have the
required number of
homemakers we need for
chronic home care," Jean
Young, Executive Director,
explained. "We are hopeful
that women who are in-
terested in taking this course
will contact their local Maw
powr Office or write to Mur-
ray Cardiff, MP in Ottawa,
to express their C-oncz i .
Town and Cou.n,try.
Homemakers is incor-
porated as a private non-,
profit charitable organiza-
tion founded in 1978 by Jean
Young and Betty Cardno. In
1980 it employed 80
homemakers and serviced
almost 1,500 clients in Huron
County.
The owner of the premises
occupied by the Agency has
received an offer to pur-
chase the building and
unless the Agency can raise
funds for a down payment
within the next two weeks,
new office space will have to
be found. Anyone wishing to
donate towards this expense
can telephone 357-3222
(Winghain)
Women Today
plan meeting
On Thursday, April 16
Huron tounty-Wornen Today
held a pot luck supper follow-
ed by a business meeting at
Central Huron Secondary
School in Clinton.
Helene Cameron chaired
the business portion of the
meeting and gave details of
a conference to be held
August 28 and 29 which Con-
estoga College and Centralia
College have agreed to co-
sponsor, Those', - {1reSe1tt
made suggestions to be in-
cluded in the final plans for
the conference.
The discussion then turned
to the issue of grants and
whether or not Women To-
day should become a more
formal organization in order
to apply for grant money. It
was decided to postpone for-
malization and raise money
through a modest $5
membership fee instead with
those fees to be used to cover
costs of mailing, guest
speakers and incidentals. A
small charge may, on occa-
sion, be made "at the door"
in the event that a particular
guest speaker is too costly
for the group.
The next meeting was set
for June 15 at 7:30 p.m.
(location to be announced
later) and the purpose will
be threefold: a) to report on
the "Rural Connection" con-
ference at UWO early in
May; b) to report on other
women's organizations in
and around Huron County
that provide woman -to -
woman support; and c) to
generate interest and en-
thusiasm for the conference
in August.
Anyone having questions
or interested in attending
this next meeting should call
Helene Cameron 235-1774.
les a fact
If you are an adult
weighing about 175 pounds,
in 24 hours:
-Your heart beats 103,689
times.
-Your blood travels
168,000,000 miles.
-You breathe 23,040 times.
-You inhale 438 cubic feet
of air.
-You eat 314 pounds of
food.
-You drink 2.9 pounds of li-
quids.
-You lose in weight 7.8
pounds of waste.
-You perspire 1.43 pints.
-You give off 2.6 degrees
Fahrenheit.
-You turn in your sleep 25
to 35 times.
-You speak 4,800 words.
-You move 750 major
muscles.
-Your nails grow .000046 of
an inch
-Your hair grows .017414 of
an Inch
-You exercise 7.000,000
brain cells.