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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1981-09-30, Page 11CLAYTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30,1961 --PAGE 9 mere ashneWSU%E PAP ERDDE TOILERS io llle SAVE 50¢ Scott Cashmere White or Yellow BATH ROO TISSUE pkg of 4 rolls TRUCKLOAD OF TURKEYS SALE One Price ®- All Weights No Confusion at A&P! :_00111IIIIII BUY 3 - SAVE 78¢ Macaroni & Cheese KRAFT DINNER SAVE 50? mionementow SAVE 30' Ib or 7.20 per turkey 225 g pkg Aylmer, Fancy TOMATO JUKE 4841 -oz tin Frozen, Grade "A", Maple Leaf Miracle Baste, A&P Self -Basting or Swift BUTTERBALL TURKEYS 16 for (Our Regular Price 1.49) (Our Regular Price 59c each) (Our Regular Price 1.29) AUTOMATIC 11 VANISH plast mbtl COLONIAL (Our Reg. Price 1.79 - SAVE 50c) Assorted Varieties Including 450 g tin tie bag CHOCOLATE 129 CHIP COOKIES • You'll do better at A&PI WHITE SWAN PAPER SALE J (Our Regular Price 1.69) 2 -Ply Decorator, Assorted Colours WHITE SWAN TOWELS mm0 SAVE 70` 2 pkgrolls of ie WHITE SWAN, 2 -PLY, ASSORTED COLOURS Facial Tissue 200 at, 85¢ WHITE SWAN Serviettes (PKG OF 60, 69c) pkg of 2401.79 (Our Regular Price 1.69) 1 -Ply Bathroom Tissue, Assorted Colours SAVE 50c WHITE SWAN pkg of 1 9 TISSUE 4 rolls - r Liquid JAVEX BLEACH 59 3.6 Titre plastic jug You'll do better with 'FROZEN FOODS from A&P! Jens Parker, Snowflake or Twin DINNER ROLLS pkg o 12 2 Beef, Chicken, Salisbury Steak or Turkey SAVARIN 11 -oz pkg 10 9 FROZEN DINNERS - FROZEN Sole Fillets Ib 1.69 TAILLEFER, FROZEN Tourtiere. Pies 500 g Pkg 1.99 FROZEN Cohoe Salmon 162.29 DRESSED Frozen Whitefish Ib99? SAVE 20' (Our Regular Price 1.79) (Our Regular Price 2 for 87c) Gourmet, Assorted Varieties 9 LIVES CAT FOOD 6.5 -oz tin Prepare your car for winter nowt PRESTONE IIFREEZE 4 plastic ctnr 99 SUPER BUY! Buy 3 - SAVE 31e for 99, A&P FROZEN PEPPERONI Deluxe Pizza 22.5 oz pie 2.49 SWANSON, FROZEN, BEEF, CHICKEN, TURKEY Meat Pies 8 oz pkg 69¢ POWDERED All Detergent 1.5litrebox 1.99 BEEF, CHICKEN OR LIVER 25,5-02 TIN Pep Dog Food 2 for 995/ BEEF - DOG FOOD Gainesburgers 2 kg pkg3.99 000 FOOD 4kgBAG Gaines 'Full Course' 5.69 HALO FOR OILY HAIR 350 m1 „ Shampoo 144 FAB DETERGENT 6 litre box 99 [SAVE (Our Regular Price 4.55) (Limit 3 per family purchase) 56 . 1.56 1 Collect a Complete Set Hand Painted Dinnerware FEATURE OF THE WEEK Sa uce rony 99? with each $5.00 purchase 29 6to241b average (Our Regular Price 1.59 lb) LESS THAN 1 PRICE - Maple Loaf Idea) for Slicing & Frying or Turkey Stuffing SAUSAGE 5® g MEAT roll l jjtitcher e ith Supermarket prices (Our Regular Price 2.29 - SAVE 1.30) Combination Pack - Loin PORK CHOPS Contains: 2 Rib End, 2 Loin End, 4 Centre Cuts Ib SAVE 40¢ ib (Our Regular Price 2.19 Ib) Loin 49.0 Cut.from Canada's Finest Grade "A" Beef T-BONE OR WING Ib Steaks or Roasts SAVE 70a ib (Our Regular Price 4.19 lb) Smoked, Ready -to -Serve PORK ROASTS WHOLE HAMS Rib Portion or 3 to 3'h -lb cut Ib Tenderloin SAVE Portion 40rE Ib (Our Regular Price 2.09 lb) (Boneless Rib Portion Ib 2.59) (Our Regular Price 2.79 Ib) SAVE 80c Ib Loin Roast or Chops (Boneless Ib 2.99) CENTRE CUT b 199 PORK LOIN PORK LOIN RIB PORTION (COUNTRY STYLE) Spare Ribs 161.89 MAPLE LEAF, READY -TO -SERVE (QUARTERS LB 2.79) Half Hams 162.69 MAPLE LEAF, READY -TO -SERVE VAC PAC ■ Dinner Hams 1b2.99 CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE "A" BEEF Sirloin Steak 163.29 (ROLLED MOPS HERRING 283 g JAR 2.19) FEATURE FOODS EUROPEAN, THICK CUT • Herring 510gjar3.39 MAPLE LEAF, GOLDEN FRY OR SKINLESS 500 g pkg 1.99 500 g pkg 229 Sausages MAPLE LEAF, BAVARIAN Sausage MAPLE LEAF, REGULAR OR ALL BEEF Wieners 1-Ibvacpac 1.49 14 to 19 -Ib Ib average 2 SAVE 40? Ib (Our Regular Price 1.69 lb) Shank Portion or Halves Butt Portion or Halves Centre Slices Ib 1.39 Ib 1.49 Ib 1.99 MAPLE LEAF, SLICED, REGULAR, THICK OR HINT OF MAPLE 500 g VAC PAC Side Bacon 2.39 MAPLE LEAF, SWEET PICKLED, VAC PAC Cottage Rolls 14 .99 MAPLE LEAF, SLICED, REG., ALL BEEF, THICK OR GARLIC Bologna 500 g vac pac 2.29 MAPLE LEAF, SLICED, 6 VARIETIES INCLUDING PICKLE & PIMENTO, PEPPER OR ASSORTED 375 g Vac Pac Cooked Meats 1.99 MAPLE LEAF, SLICED 175 g VAC PAC Cooked Ham 1.69 MAPLE LEAF, BRISKETS Corned Beef lb 2.59 161.99 MAPLE LEAF, COIL Polish Sausage MAPLE LEAF 175 g PKG Ham Steaks 1.89 In stores with Deli Shop! CANADA PACKERS, YOUR CHOICE, S VARIETIES CANADA PACKERS, FINE, COARSE +'R CREAM Cold Cuts 161.99 Liverwurst 161.89 Middleton personals By Blanche Beeves The Harvest Thanksgiving Service was held last Sunday in St. James Anglieat►,Mid- dleton with the church beautifully decorated in flowers and vegetables and fruits from the gardens of the congregation. Rev. George Youmatoff made the Harvest Prayer and the Doxology was said in unison. Audrey Ntiddleton read .the first • lesson. Ray Wise read the second leason. , Following the announcement James Storey, accompanied by his mother Sarah Storey at the organ sang a special number and Ray " Wise and Jferohn ingDeeves received the of- . The UCW will hold their October meeting at the home of Jeanne Bennett in Bayfield. Leader in charge was Blanche Deeves. From the Church Wardens. It is right that once a year all Christians should pause to reflect and to thank God for His rich blessing. In Canada we should keep in mind our abundant bless- ings. Last Sunday provided an opportunity to show our thanks in a tangible way from Ray Wise and Don Mid- dleton. The Harvest Festival is one of the oldest rites of the church. Age after age it has been observed. In Canada it comes in the Autumn season when the chill is in the air and the leaves begin to col- our and fall. Almost a century and a half ago Henry Alford, later Dean of. Canterbury Cathedral wrote a hymn for Harvest. He had been nine years in his. first parish in the countryside of Leicester- shire. In the fall of 1844 it was decided to hold a celebration of thanksgiving at the dose of a plentiful and • abundant harvest. The young Rector put his own feelings into some verse to be sung by his congrega- tion. How astonished he would have been if somebody had told him that these same stanzas would have a lasting appeal for church worshippers throughout the English speaking world! So ap- propriate and popular is their use as a thanksgiving hymn that Dean Alford's "Come Ye Thankful People Come' affords as much delight to us today as when they were first sung by that small rural congregation so long ago. People report Congratulations to Lisa Storey on all her winnings with her pony at the Seaforth Fair on the weekend. The Central Huron Secon- dary School held their com- mencement September 25. Receiving the Haugh Tire award in Auto Mechanics was Charles Wise. Presenta- tion of the W.D. Fair Scholarship for General Pro- ficiency from Grade 13 and this area Steve De Groof. Also for W.D. Fair Scholar- ships for subject Proficiency for Grade 13 in Physics was Steve De Groof. Steve also received an Ontario Scholar- ship. Steve also took an Honour Student Diploma. Congratulations Steve. Receiving their Secondary School Graduation Diplomas were Rose Dupuis and Charles Wise. Media compa a planned for Private Property week Plans for a media cam- paign to celebrate Private Property Week in Huron County were 'announced today by Paul Zurbrigg, President of the Huron Real Estate Board. The week-long celebration, being held October 4-10, 1981, throughout Ontario is sponsored by the Ontario Real Estate Association and its 48 member real estate boards. Operating under the theme "Preserving the Spirit of Our Land", Private Property Week is designed to reaffirm the rights of Canadians to own, use, and enjoy private property. "Those rights are slowly drifting away," commented Zurbrigg," and ordinary citizens are losing rights without even being aware of it." Our Canadian heritage of rights and freedoms is a vital concern, Zurbrigg added. "We invite all the citizens of Huron County to join with us in our activities and our celebration of our basic rights."