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Clinton News-Record, 1981-08-06, Page 91jt 111110 CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 6 , 1981 -PAGE 9 X1111+1Nem \\\0\0\ i_�+ t\ is %111 ,.., 4llrrlM, Cash in on A&P's Great Getaway Giveaways on your next holiday getaway. Collect up to $500 and more in A&P gift certificates when you book your travel arrangements through A&P = ! SUPER BUY! SAVE 164 SAVE 90� Ib 1 "High Yield" HILLS BROS COFFEE 13 -oz vac pac tin First Grade WILDMERE BUTLER Cut from Canada's Finest Grade 'A' Beef BLADE E-goucK RI B BEEF ROASTS Semi -Boneless (Limit 3 -lbs per family purchase) (Our Regular Price 1.95) (Our Regular Price 1.39 - SAVE 40c) Jane Parker, Plain or Sugar FAMILY DONUTS SAVE 60? Ib Fresh - Medium GROUND BEEF 16 89 "Great on the B.B.Q." (Our Regular Price 2.49 lb) SAVE 90? Ib Excellent for Braising BLADE STE Ib 5 KS (Our Regular Price 2.49 lb) 16 (Our Regular Price 2.49 Ib) Approximately 50% Medium Ground Beef &' 50% Ground Pork - "Great on the B.B.Q." COMBINATION X49 GROUND MEAT lb I3tltCIiez' Lh S 1�� - •am �Oe with Supermarket prices SAVE 80? Ib Blade - Chuck Short Rib - Shoulder .BEEF ROASTS Cut from Canada's Finest Grade Ib 89 Beef (Our Regular Price 2.69 lb) h BURNS CAMPFIRE SWIFT PREMIUM, LAZY MAPLE, PURE PORK SHOULDER CUTS (STRIP OR CUBED Ib 2.09) Garlic Coil Ib 1.69 Sausages 5oog Iraq 1.89 Stewing Beef Ib 1.89 MAPLE LEAF, STORE PACK BURNS PRIDE OF CANADASLICED PREVIOUSLY FROZEN Smoked Sausage 161.99 Cooked H,am 175 g vac pac 1,39 Sliced Beef Liver ib 89¢ NEW ZEALAND, FROZEN "GREAT ON THE B.B.Q." BURNS PRIDE OF CANADA, READY -to -SERVE Lamb Loin chops 163.69 Vintage Hams Aylmer, Fancy TOMATO JUICE 48 • fl -oz tits ' SAVE 50? (Our Regular Price 1.29) Assorted Varieties BURN'S STEWS '24 -fl -oz tin VAC PAC SHOPSYS - COLE SLAW OR 16 3.49 Potato Saladsoogcartonl.29 cl..IN Process Cheese Slices - Thins 24's KRAFT SINGLES 500 g pity 99 SAVE .®(Our Reg. 82jz Price 2.01 ) (Limit 3 per family purchase) Ann Page (Our Reg. 129 TOMATO KETCHUP Price 1.79 - SAVE 40c) 32 -fl -oz bottle SUGAR SWEETENED, ASSORTED FLAVOURS ASSORTED FLAVOURS 614 g TIN Kool-Aid 4 oz pouch 2 far 99¢ Quench Crystals 2.49 NO. 1 GRADE, LIQUID, "FREEZER JAR" 16 OZ CTNR Billy Bee Honey GRAPE, LEMONADE OR ORANGE FLAVOURS PKG OF 3 - 92 g POUCHES CABBAGE ROLLS 400 g PKG, 1.79 CHICKEN CACCIATORE 250 g PKG, SWISS STEAK 200 g PKG Magic Pantry Entree91.99 BABY DILLS, SWEET MIXED, YUM YUMS Wyler's Crystals 1.19 Bick's Pickles 500 ml jar 1.29 LEMONADE FLAVOUR POLY PKG OF 3 - 92 g POUCHES ASSORTED VARIETIES 37S ml JAR Realemon Crystals 1.39 RAM 12 -OZ TIE Luncheon Meat 1.49 Assorted Varieties Including Fancy Peas & Whole Kernel Corn (7 -fl -oz tin) McLarens Relishes 79¢ Mushrooms 10 -11 -oz tin 7 9? Assorted Varieties LIBBY'S 10 f1 °a tin®r HEINZ VEGETABLES ? BPB®Q. SAUCES You'll do better with FROZEN FOODS from A&P! Concentrated, Grapefruit Juice White, Pink 1.39 or Minute Maid (Our Reg. Price 1.29, SAVE 30c) FROZEN 12.5 -fl -Oz tin ORANGE JUICE McCAIN, FROZEN, CHOCOLATE OR NEAPOLITAN Fiesta Cake 19 -oz cake 1.99 FROZEN, CR-R-R-ISPY CRUST, DELUXE 370 g OR PEPPERONI 350 g Totino's Pizza 10" pie 1.99 ASSORTED FLAVOURS 170 g Sweet 'n Sassy Desserts 1.09 TOWN CLUB, FROZEN, "GREAT ON THE B.B.Q." Beef Steakettes lb 1:39 HIGH NER, FROZEN 14 -OZ PKG Cod Fish Sticks 2.09 FROZEN; DRESSED Whitefish STORE PACKED Sole Fillets BLUE WATER, FROZEN Cod in Batter 1699? 18.1.79 12ozpkg 1.69 BLUE WATER, FROZEN, IN BATTER 12 -OZ PKG Boston Blue Fish 1.79 Savarin, Assorted Varieties . m; "'air" FROZEN 'air ' POT PIES HERE'!S NOW YOU CAN SAVE! A&P has arranged an exclusive new travel book- ing service with the World Travel Service sub- sidiary of the Trans-Canad Automobile League, to help cut the high cost of family travel. So, when you plan a vacation for yourself or your family, just make your travel arrangements through TCA -World Travel Service and you'll save up to $500 or more based on the total cost of your travel arrangements. Here's how to do it: Check all the newsparer advertisements for the best travel bargains 'ck up brochures from your local A&P store. , , your holiday. Then book it through TCA -World Travel Service for the price you've seen advertised and you cash in on additional savings with A&P Great Getaway Giveaway gift certificates that you can spend at any A&P store. Up to $500 or more depending on the total cost of your holiday package. THE GETAWAYS A&P has arranged this exclusive travel service for its customers through the World Travel Service offices of the Trans Canada Automobile League. They know all the tour operators and all the best deals. They spend time regularly checking and evaluating holiday packages, cruises and tour operators for quality and value. And they can help you get the most value for your vacation dollar. In addition you get extra savings in A&P gift certificates. And that's sure to make your vacation getaway great. Choose any holiday, anywhere in the world. Cruise. Flyldrive. Bus tour. Package tour. Any vacation you want. Find the best price you can on the vacation you want. Then book it through TCA -World Travel Service. Even if your vacation package is offered at a special discount price you still get A&P gift certificates when you book through TCA -World Travel Service. So -find the best deal you can. But book that vacation through TCA -World Travel Service so you can cash in on great savings. THE GIVEAWAYS Here's how A&P Great Getaway Giveaways can work for you. Decide where you want to go on vacation. Select the package you want and go to your local A&P store for a Great Getaways and Giveaways brochure with full details on how to book your holiday. TCA will even provide you with free information on any destination you want. Plus a complete, free road map service if you decide to take a motoring vacation. • Free TCA travel brochure and information service. • Free motoring map services. • A&P Gift Certificates as extra savings on your travel arrangements. • Free fdorth American road atlas worth $3. And booking through TCA -World Travel Service entitles you tor- • Up to 30% discount on n;wt Hertz car rentals. (Our Regular Price -69c) SAVE 30c Regular or Diet " ( Plus btl deposit ) 8-®zpkg 750 mi btl yfield s Pioneer Park has events 11, More excitement will be coming your way at Pioneer Park during the month of August. On Friday, August 7, class -guitarist Ray Sealy will' give a concert at 7 p.m. Saturday, August 8 is another movie night featur- ing Danny Kaye in, "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty." Movies start at dusk in the park and there will be a silver collection with pro- ceeds going towards Pioneer' Park. Other tenative movie dates for August are: Satur- day 15, "Treasure Island"; Saturday 29, Bad Day at Black Rock with Spencer Tracey; Saturday Sept. 5, 'Silent Movie Night' with flicks featuring the likes of Rudolph Valentino. The Pioneer Park Associa- tion Annual Meeting will be held in the park on August 8 (Saturday) and everyone is welcome to attend. Blue Shadows clinch second in the league The Bayfield Blue Shadows clinched second place in the Bluewater Ladies Slo-Pitch League as they travelled to Varna last Wednesday and handed the hometov¢n Agricos a 12-8 loss in a come from behind effort. The Agricos had' already garnered top spot in the league a week earlier by beating the Babes 18-9. The Bayfield Babes game with the Buckettes in Zurich was rained out and will, be replayed on Tuesday, August 4. The playoff dates have been set and the Varna Agricos will take . on the Zurich Buckettes in one best of three semi-final starting Wednesday, August 5, in Varna. Game two will go on Tuesday, August 11 in Zurich at 9 p.m. In series two, the Blue Shadows will meet the Babes in Bayfield on Monday, August 10 and Tuesday, August 11, in their best of three series. League standings as of August 3 Team GP W L Pts Agricos 12 9 3 18 Blue Shadows 12 8 4 16 Babes 11 6 5 12 Buckettes 11 011 0 Hawks and Cobras battle for first place The South Huron Men's Slo-Pitch League regular season came to an end last week with two teams deadlocked for first place. The Bayfield Knighthawks closed out their regular season play with a win over the Stanley Steamers and a forfeit from the Dashwood Gamblers. In Varna, the K -Hawks carried a huge 18-7 lead into the ninth inning and with a big rally the Steamers came back with ten runs, but fell 'short as Bayfield won 18-17. The Dashwood Gamblers were forced to forfeit their' remaining game with the K - Hawks as they had refused to make it' up on a Thursday .night. Thursdays are the K - Hawk home game nights in Bayfield. The Knighthawks end the season with a 12 win and two 'loss record, identical to that of the Zurich Cobras. On the record between the two teams this season, the K - Hawks have outscored the Cobras by a 25-20 margin. Thursday, August 6, the K - Hawks and Cobras will play, in Bayfield, to decide who takes first place. The winners of this series will face the hashwood Gamblers and the loser will take on the Bayfield Flyers as the playoffs begin next week. Other series pit the Eagles against the Takers (starting Sunday) and the Stanley Steamers against the Bayview Blue Bombers (starting Wednesday. August 5e Please note that these dates are tenative so check with players or coaches.