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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1981-10-07, Page 9CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7,1 1-PAQE9 taw„tiove t:►• •o!, CJI wt� ► ,,�►r� si ..�•�+��*r �`A Sli L''. 401. SAVE 365i "In Syrup Pack" Crushed, Sliced or Tidbits DOLE PINEAPPLE 19 fl oz tin ��i/llll IIfl\ SAVE 60¢ Heinz, Fancy TOMATO JUICE 48 -fl -oz tin (Our Regular Price 1.05) (Our Regular Price 1.39) Regular E+sporated 89 CARNATION MILK ml of Or tin wNEAnWORTH CRACKERS wog „e 99 PRESTONE 11 ANTI -FREEZE plastic . container 9 4 litre Uncle Ben's, Traditional, Country or Southern STUFF `N SUCH 011111uuni4 170 g pkg J NABISCO CEREAL Shreddies 675 g pkg 1.59 E. D. SMITHS • 19 -FL -OZ TIN Pumpkin Pie Filler 99$1 RED KIDNEY OR DEEP BROWNED WITH PORK Libby's Beans 2841 -oz tin LONG GRAIN & WILD OR BROWN & WILD You'll do better with FROZEN FOODS from A&P! Old South, Frozen, Concentrated, 100% Florida GRAPEFRUIT or 12.5-fl-oz 109 ORANGE JUICE s tin __ J.B., FROZEN, CONCENTRATED, SWEET Apple Cider 12.5 1I oz tin 89¢ FROZEN, DELUXE 540 g OR PEPPERONI 510 g Totino Pizzas 12"pie1.89 FROZEN, ARCTIC GARDENS, ASSORTED VARIETIES 10-0Z PKG 1.09 Stir Fry Vegetables 1.19 142 g PKG SCHNEIDERS, FROZEN, 1/4 -LB PLUS Uncle Ben's Rice 1.49 Beef Burgers 500gpkg 1,79 POST CEREAL (HONEYCOMB 275 g PKG 1.39) HIGH LINER, FROZEN Sugar Crisp 250 g pkg 1.19 Sole In Batter 14 -oz pkg 2.29 r 8 Varieties Including Cream Style or Whole Kernel (12 -fl -oz) Niblets Corn GREEN GIANT VEGETABLES BUY 2 SAVE up to 47c Ocean Spray, Whole Berry or Jellied CRANBERRY SAUCE 14 -fl -oz tin (6.5 fi-oz tin 59c) ( Our Regular Price up to 73e each)1 (Our Regular Price 1.15) ttr>� • - r SAVE 36? Spaghetti, Alpha-getti, Zoodies, In Tomato Sauce LIBBY'S • PASTAS. 14 -fl -oz tin 9¢ HOSTESS, ASSORTED VARIETIES Potato Chips 200gpkg 1.19 NO. 1 GRADE, LIQUID 1 kg FREEZER JAR Beemaid Homy 3.19 MCCORMICKS, WHOLE WHEAT - SUNWHEAT, CHOCOLATE, DIGESTIVE, SHORTCAKE Biscuits 400 9 tin tie bag1.59 MARTIN'S RECONSTITUTED Apple Juice 48 oz. tin 79R Plain or Fla' aura GAY LEA YOGURT ur Regular Price 1.45) SAVE 46? Scuptura lk.urlltkk tiun(rm,rr Collect a Complete Sot Hand Painted Dinnerware THE OF 1 HE WEEK "SALAD PLATE" only 99i with each $5.00 purchase ..+41915119 TRUCKLOAD OF TURKEYS SALE! One Price - All weights - No confusion at A&P! SAVE 3 0¢ lb OR . up to 7.20 PER TURKEY Grade "A", Frozen, Maple Leaf Miracle Baste, A&P Self -Basting or Swift Deep -Basted BUTTERBALL TURKEYS 6 to 24 pound ib average 29 (Our Regular Price 1.59 lb) Jane Parker, Specially Prepared loaf Stuffing Bread 24 -oz loaf 87? LESS THAN 1/2 PRICE !(O. 2.29 - SAVE 1.30) Maple Leaf, Ideal For Slicing & Frying or ur Turk yR.gular StufPrixfing *SAUSAGE MEAT 500 g roll 9 9, SAVE 70W Ib B Ib with Supermarket prices Cut from Canada's Finest Grade "A" Beef LE $, BEEF ROASTS Outside Cut, Eye Removed Rump, Sirloin Tip, Round Roast Inside Cut Round Roast SAVE To 70? lb 59 (Our Regular Price 3.29 lb) FRESH, LEAN Ground Beef 161.99 INSIDE CUT Round Steak 162.79 Ib 7 (Our Reg. Price up to 3.49 lb) TENDERIZED Cube Steak 163.29 SCHNEIDERS, REGULAR OR ALL BEEF Wieners 1 l vacpac 1. 99 SMOKED Rlb va Shank Portion Ili1 .3 9 or Halves Butt PortionIb 1 .4 9 or Halves Centre Cuts � � inor Ham Steaks9 14 to 19 -lb avg. lb SAVE 40)-1 Ib HAMS ( Our Regular Price 1.69 lb) Boneless Dinner Hams Ib 2.99 Swift Premium, Vac Pae Quarters Ib 2.89 Burns SUGAR PLUM 219 lb HAMS Halves WHOLE HAMS Ib 4.19 SCHNEIDERS, VAC PAC - OLDE-FASHIONED Hams Halves SWIFT PREMIUM, SLICED Bologna AAP, REGULAR OR THICK SLICED Side Bacon 375 g vac pac 1 49 Ham Steaks SWIFT PREMIUM, SLICED Cooked Ham (ROLLED MOPS HERRING 231 g JAR 2.19) 500 ® VAC PAC FEATURE FOODS EUROPEAN, THICK CUT 2.19 Herring .. 510 g lar 3,39 In stores with Deli Shop! CANADA PACKERS, YOUR CHOICE, S VARIETIES CANADA PACKERS, FINE, COARSE OM CREAM Cold Cuts 1b1.99 Liverwurst 161.89 Middleton news By Blanche Deeves Holy Communion was celebrated in St. James' Anglican Church Middleton last Sunday morning at 11:15 a.m. Mrs. Margaret Mid- dleton read the Epistle, and the theme of Rev. Wm. Ben- nett's sermon was The New Heaven and Earth. The A.C.W. of St. James' Church Middleton, will be held October 8th,\, 8 p.m. at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Bennett of Bayfield. Mrs. Deeves, leader, is in charge. Those going on the South Western Ontario tour to Jack Miner's etc., please be at the Legion in Clinton ready to leave by 8:45 a.m. Congratulations to Jim Middleton and Fred Dutot on their winnings at the tractor pull in Clutton on the weekend. Mrs. Adelle Jervis and Mrs. Fred Middleton attend- ed the tractor pull in Clinton, the first time the two grand- mothers of Jim Middleton have seen a tractor pull. Ladies, don't forget your rolled pennies should be brought in this month. Bill 82 outlined at meeting Teachers will have less control in the placement of an exceptional child under the special education policy (Bill 82), elementary school teachers found out at a fall conference of Region One of the Women Teachers' Association of Ontario held here. Elementary school teachers from Oxford, Wind- sor, Huron, Perth and all points in between were told at the conference held on Saturday the ramifications from the implementation of Bill 82. Mary Howarth, executive assistant for the F4deration of Women Teachers, from Toronto, said in her opinion, "Bill 82 is, in a way, a transfer of power". She said it was perceived that schools had too much power in regards to the plac- ing of exceptional children. "Now greater power has been accorded to. the parent and child," said Mrs. Howar- th. She noted that persons 18 years of age and over can make a decision on their placement. Mrs. Howarth had explain- ed the background of Bill 82 at a conference held this past summer. She told the teachers pre- sent they will still recom- mend to principals a .child who may need to be iden- tified as an exceptional stu- dent. The parents are also able to do this. From there, the case goes to the Identification, Place- ment and Review Commit- tee which does as its name suggests. It identifies any exceptionalities, places the student and reviews annual- ly the prescribed placement, if any. Mrs. Howarth explained there are routes parents may take if they wish to ap- peal any decision made by the IPRC, and the school board may also make an ap- peal, but at no time may the teacher make an appeal. "To me its an imbalance," said Mrs. Howarth: She explained if a teacher did not agree with the place- ment of a student, there is nothing they could do. During the conference, the teachers attend , numerous workshops hel... -at the Ex- eter Public Schoo h Mrs., Howarth's presenia n- cluding the conference. f NEED To KNOW SoMETNiNG ABOUT rt UR NEW COMMUNITY? Call �''Moillt' l �cilfon, Phone 482-7389 Odr hdstess will N ng gifts and greetings along with helpful community ii'Ormatio^