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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News Record, 1981-06-04, Page 9SAVE 1.18 Powdered Laundry TIDE DETERGENT 6 litre box 39 CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, JUNE 4,1981 ..;PAM hid week's reason why you'll do better ... at A&P! SAVE 30` 1ST GRADE WILDMERE BUTTER (OUr Regular Price 4.57) (Our Regular Price 3.25) 'Fabric, Liquid SAVE . 264 DOWNY Ikr• 111) SOFF'ENER ' 69 LB. Limit 3 Per Family WITH MINIMUM $10.00 PURCHASE SAVE 40? lb SAVE 70 _lb..., Fresh BOX -O -CH ICKEN Family Pack Contains: 3 Leg Quarters, with backs attch. 3 Breast Quarters with backs & wings attch., 3 Wings, 3 Necks & Backs 3 Giblet Packages Cut from Canada's Finest Grade "A" Beef PRIME RIB. ROAST First 5 Ribs Only Ib Ib (Our Regular Price 1.29 Ib ) Pride of Canada, Grade "A", With Pop4ip Timer, 5 to 7 -Ib Average ROASTING ib 139 CHICKENS --- (Our Regular Price 339 Ib) (Our Regular Prion 5.99 Ib) SAVE 1.00 b Cut from Canada's Finest Grade ''A" Beef RIB EYE 16 99 STEAKS tGnBO. You'll do do bolter with BAKED GOODS from A&P! You'll do better with FROZEN FOODS from A&P! ( Our Regular Price. 99c each) Buy 2 - SAVE 49c Frozen, Cr-r-r-ispy Crust, Jane Parker ,113 -oz saki, Deka* or Pepperoni SPANISH 9 . TOTINO!S BAR CAKE PIZZA JANE PARKER, SLICED Raisin Bread JANE PARKER, SLICED Cheese Bread JANE PARKER, SNOWFLAKEOR Twin Rolls JANE PARKER Fruit Buns 360 g pkg (Our Regular Price 4.19 Ib - SAVE 1.40 Ib) Cut from Canada's Finest Grade "A" Beef - "Great on the B.B.Q. °. 9 WELCH'S, PURE, FROZEN, CONCENTRATED 16 -oz loaf 89¢ Grape Juice 12 -fl -oz tin 1.09 FROZEN, LAYER, ASSORTED VARIETIES,. 369 g PKG 16 oz loaf 89¢ ''Sara Lee Cakes 139 YORK, FROZEN 8 -OZ PKG pkg of 1289,1 Macaroni &Cheese 2for99? McCAIN, FROZEN, ASSORTED CUTS 14 -oz pkg 99¢ French Fries 3.5 -Ib pkg 1.59 ( Our Regular Price 1.59 ) 2 -Ply, Decorator WHITE SWAN TOWELS m," ' SAVE 60` 99? 12.5 AH Purpose 1 fl -oz MOUNTAIN BLEND COFFEE 1 tin Old South,100% Florida, Frozen, Concentrated, Grapefruit or ORANGE JUICE 1 -lb 99 SUPER BUY! Ilkionnemitommumingummimo SAVE up to 56c ( Our Regular Price up to 1.35) HIGH LINER, FROZEN Haddock in Batter 1.99 HIGH LINER, FROZEN, FAMILY SIZE Fish & Chips 32-ozpkg2.39 FROZEN Cod Fillets Ib 1.69 Instant Creamer Libby's, Fancy ( Our Reg. Price 1.09 - SAVE 30c) CARNATION 589 TO TO COFFEE -MATE ;erg I- JU CE (Our Reg. Price Ib 1.49 Ib - SAVE 30c Ib) LEG QUARTERS with backs attached BREAST QUARTERS with backs & wings attached I� MIXED QUARTERS _..® CHICKEN HALVES z MAPLE LOG OR APPLE TURNOVERS PKG OF 6 DEEP BROWNED, IN TOMATO SAUCE OR WITH PORK Vachon Pastries 1.39 Libby's Beans fl ortin 5 9A BETTY CROCKER, ASSORTED VARIETIES, STIR 'N FROST SALISBURY STEAK, Cake Mixes 310gpkgl1.29 Magic SOUR PORK BEEF OR 1EW .59 ATP � Pantry 2.5.OZ PKG ABP, ASSORTED 14 -FL OZ TIN Dessert Topping 590 Choice Peas 314 .00 SAVE 60? ( LIMIT 4 PER FAMILY PURCHASE ) Solid Light, In Water (Our Regular Price 1.59) STARKIST TUNA tz "GREAT ON THE B.B.A." PICNIC SHOULDER OR SHOULDER BUTT Pork Chops MAPLE LEAF, SLICED, REGULAR, THICK, HINT OF MAPLE 500 g VAC PAC ib 1,29 Side Bacon L79 GRADE "A", CORNISH 20 to 24.OZ AVERAGE Game Hens 161.59 A&P, SLICED, REGULAR OR THICK SLICED 500 g VAC PAC Side Bacon 169 MAPLE LEAF, REG., BEEF OR B.B.A. B.B.O.'FAVOURITE" Wieners 1-lbvac pac 1.49 MAPLE LEAF GOLDEN FRY OR SKINLESS PURE PORK Sausages 500gpkg 1.79 MAPLE LEAF, SLICED 175 g VAC PAC Cooked Ham 1.29 MAPLE LEAF, 9 VARIETIES INCLUDING POLISH, ° BEERWURST & PEPPERONI Deli Chubs 25Ogpkg 1.29 Deli Sticks 250 g pkg 1.2 9 MAPLE LEAF, SMOKED Sausage lb 1.99' TOWN CLUB, SWEET PICKLED Cottage. Rolls Ib 1.59 SWIFT OLD MILL, BREAKFAST Sausages lb 1.39 REGAL BRAND, BY THE PIECE Side Bacon Ib1e29 SHOPSY - COLE SLAW OR 00 g TUB Potato Salad 15.29 PREVIOUSLY FROZEN^ Pork Hocks lb 49/ SWIFT PREMIUM. SLICED, MAC & CHEESE, MOCK CHICKEN, DUTCH LOAF, BOLOGNA 175 g ®ae Pec Cooked Meats 79¢ WHOLE -'"GREAT ON THE B.B.O." WHOLE - "GREAT ON THE HBO." Turkey Breasts I131.99 REGULAR OR PEPPERCORN SALAMI FRESH, MEDIUM - "GREAT ON THE Cold Cuts 14.59 Ground Beef B.5.® 11'139 g 8 vs' 't 3 IO 8 OP 11, i flornemakers.. tempting to rotate their rear meetings Bin/Whoa the county. With this in !abut the nextmeetingIs to be held at A.R.0 (Adult Rehabilitation Centre) In- dustries, Pashwood, foilow ing a tour of the facilities. Hohnesville news By Blanche Beeves The Recreation Centre in Holtnesville was a busy place Saturday evening with the Clinton Hospital Dance. Everyone enjoyed dancing to Lincoln Green. Lunch was served to end the evening, The Enterprising Seniors will meet June 4th at 8 p.m. in the Community Centre in Holmesville. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Perdue spent the weekend with their daughter Joyce and family in Barrie. Ball News In an exciting display Sunday afternoon Porter's Hill once again showed the Holmesville team how the game of slopitch is played. Please watch this column for news of future games. Because of an unfortunate accident last week one of our coaches is unable to continue and our 9 'aid 10 year old girls are left with no coach for the season. If anyone is willing to help would you please contact Art Bell at 5244037 or Donna Marlin at 482-9524. Also anyone wishing to sign up . is welcome to call the same number. Personals Get well wishes to Barb Norman on her accident last week. The month of June is going to be busy at the New Recreation Centre in Holmesville with 'three weddings and a 45th Anniversary. Church News Rev. McKay of Ilderton spoke to the congregation in Holmesvlle tjnfted Ciftlrch Mrs. Marty Lobb and Jackie Norman took the solo part in the anthem the choir sang. Rev. McKay told the children about his dog and showed pictures of dogs. He told them that the bull dog is noted for his tenacity, German shepherd for his faithfulness, Lap dog is gentle and kind. Topic for his sermon was What is your Life. Harold Yeo and J n Lobb received the offering. June 7. Inception of members into the church. The Ham and Salad supper in the Holmesville church will be held Thursday, June 4 from 5 to 7:30 p.m. CAGE wants to know When was thelast time you attended a meeting of the Huron County Board of Education, or do you even (mow when they are held? Huron County's Citizens Action Group for Education (CAGE) reminds everyone that the board of education meet on the first Thursday of each month, at 2 p.m in their Clinton board offices. The meetings are open to the public and a 15 minute question period is held for the benefit of the public. At a recent executive meeting CAGE members noted that their meeting with the board of education executive hal been suc- cessful, and would help to establish better com- munication with the public. CAGE is now making plans for their second public meeting which will be held later in the month. They are also setting up an in- formation booth at the Clinton Spring Fair on June 5 and 6. Memberships will be available and information regarding the Secondary Education Review Project SERP) will be given out Commissioned by the ministry of education a little over a year ago. SERP allows the general public to continent on the education system_ The final deadline for the survey is June 30. 1961 and all remarks. comments and suggestions must be sent to the ministry by that time. Copies of SERP are available to all high school students and their parents.