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Miracle Whip
1 litre jar
SUPER BUY!
CHEFMASTER
Corned Beef
12 OZ TIN
TOMATO
A&P, Ketchup
1 LITRE BTL
ASSORTED COLOURS, BATHROOM TISSUE
Cottonelle
1
PKG OF 4 ROLLS
at. A&P.
CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'A' BEEF
SEMI -BONELESS BLADE OR CHUCK
Rib Roast
SAVE ■66/kg-.30 Ib
COMBINATION PK CONTAINS: 2 RIB ENDS, ,
2 LOIN ENDS,, 4 CENTRE CUT CHOPS
Login Pork Chops
A39/199
/kg Ib
CENTRE CUT
Loin Pork
Chops
571/259
/kg Ib
TENDERLOIN PORTION, 3 TO 31/2 LB CUT OR RIB PORTION
Pork Loins /,39/1919
CENTRE CUT
Pork Loin Roast 579/259
COUNTRY STYLE, PORK LOIN, RIB PORTION
Spare Ribs 469 /209
BONELESS PORK LOIN
Rib Portion 5'9 /259
BONELESS, CHOPS OR ROAST
Centre Cut Pork Loins 617g/281?
TOWN CLUB OR MARY MILES
Sliced Side Bacon
500 g
ac
v pac
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CANADA PACKERS DEVON BRAND
Breakfast Sausage35'/"159
MARY MILES, VAC PAC
Bologna Chunks 328/149
TRAY PACK, CUT UP, FROZEN
Boiling Hens.
198/lb .89
SAVE .64
PINEAPPLE, TROPICAL FRUIT, ORANGE,
APPLE, GRAPEFRUIT, NATURE'S BLEND
Del Monte
Juices
1 litre9
`brik pk 111
SAVE .30
MIXED DOUBLES, CHOCOLATE CHIP & DOUBLE CHOCOLATE,
FRUIT & COCONUT OR OATMEAL & FRUIT & HONEY
McCormick's
Cookies 4009 I ■ --ZU
SAVE 1.32/kg-.601b
BLADE, CHUCK SHORT RIB OR SHOULDER
Boneless Beef Roasts
39/1.99
Ik9 Ib
PREVIOUSLY FROZEN (TURKEY BREATS 5.49Ikg-2.49 Ib)
Whole Turkey
Legs328/1"
/kg lb
FROZEN, WHOLE TURKEYS
Butte'rballs Boneless 65kg lb
9/299
FROZEN; NEW ZEALAND SPRING (LOIN 6.59Ikg-2.99Ib).
Lamb Chops Shoulderk9 /19lb
9,
NEW B R O .STYLE HOT OR SWEET SIENA
39
Italian Sausage 5/2 Ib
SIENA
Baby Mortadella it!! /19?
SIENA
Pepperoni, 619/279
REG. ALL BEEF OR B.B.Q.
Maple Leaf Wieners a pac ja 89
MAPLE LEAF
Corned Beef Brisket 549/249
MAPLE LEAF SKINLESS OR
Golden Fry Sausages
pkgg �2 29
500pk
ASSORTED VARIETIES, SLICED, MAPLE LEAF
375 g
vac pac 1 ■ 89
Cooked Meats
BUY 5 -SAVE UP To 1.26
HUNT'S, REGULAR OR WITH ONIONS
Tomato
Sauce
571/2
oz tins
99
BUY3
33
HEINZ, STRAINED, MEATLESS VARIETIES OF FOODS, & JUICES
Baby
Foods
34.5 fl oz 99
jars 111
SAVE 1.76/kg-.80 Ib
CUT FROM CANADA GRADE 'A' BEEF
EXCELLENT FOR BRAISING
Blade Steaks
GREAT ON THE B.B.O.
73/169
Ikg Ib
3/ ■ 73 1 69
Ikg Ib
FRESH, MEDIUM
Ground
Beef
'Deli ShOp2fP!
AVAILABLE AT MOST A&P STORES
SCHNEIDER'S BEERWURST OR
Spiced
Ham Rolls I100 77/349Ib
SHOPSY'S
Potato Salad
FINE OR COARSE
Liverwurst
■ 28 iinO g /12I9b
. 55/1009/2 lb
49
Fresh Pizza
Small 10"
Medium 12"
Large 14"
2.99
3.99
4.99
SAVE 1.40
ORANGE PEKOE (PKG OF 72-2.59 SAVE .30)
Tetley
Tea Bagst6of5.99'
SAVE r 6
PROCESS CHEESE SLICES
Kraft n
Singles 5of11g pk
6'sg 2.919
SAVE .50
A&P
White
4 litre 4
C
�' plastic jug
Vinegar ■
LARGE 12'S-5.79 OR MEDIUM
Mason Jars
PRESERVING
Certo Liquid
A&P FRUIT
Pectin Crystals
CRYSTALS
Certo Light
SUPER BUY!
ctn
170 mL 1
SUPER BUY!
39 btl i
SUPER BUY!
576 g49
pkg ■
456 g
pkg ■ 9
SUPER BUY!
PINT SIZE; JELLY TUMBLER 12'S, OR KITCHEN JARS 8'S
Small Mason 3
ctn of
Jars
9
CHUNK LIGHT, IN OIL QR WATER
Clover Leaf Tuna
FROZEN, UTE DELITE. DELUXE 383'g OR PEPPERONI
McCain Pizza
McCAIN, FROZEN, ASSORTED CUTS
French Fries
FROZEN, SARA LEE
Pound Cake
SAVE .50
61/2 oz 1.09
SAVE UP TO.30
' 375 g 2.99
e pkg
' .SAVE.30
pkk•1 ■ 29
SAVE .50
10.5oz,69
pkj ■
FROZEN. CONCENTRATED. LIMEADE. CLEAR OR PINK SAVE .30
Minute Maid Lemonade 12 V2 fl
oZ tin .69
FROZEN. CONCENTRATED. ORANGE. GRAPE.
FRUIT PUNCH OR LEMON LIME
Dew Drinks
SAVE .30
fin 30
12floz
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IMPERIAL • SAVE .40
pkg u 2 19
2
B'oz tubs ■ 9
Soft Margarine
NORDICA, 2% PARTLY SKIMMED,
Cottage Cheese
MAPLE LEAF
Tenderflake Lard
SAVE .40
Sgtng 1.69
SAVE .20
pkg1 lb 1 ■®9
-BUY 3 -SAVE 1.12
SWISS SPUN, ASSORTED FLAVOURS
Deride -
Yogourt
375.
tubs
49
SAVE .80
OLDE-FASHIONED RECIPE, ASSORTED FLAVOURS
Beatrice
Ice Cream
llitre,
1 99-
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1Ad.°98-4444
Paul Ross is pleased to announce the
graduation of his wife, Heather Joy Ross, 011
,June 8 from the Faculty of Law, University
of Western Ontario, with her Bachelor of
Laws. Heather graduated in the top 15 per
cent of the class and in her three years in
law school she won two awards: for the
highest standing in her class in Torts and for
the highest standing in her class in Civil
Liberties and Human Rights. In 1982, she
won a law school bursary to attend an
intertational conference on Human Rights,
held at the University of Prince Edward
Island. She was also elected Magister of
Rand Inn, the University of Western Ontario
branch of Phi Delta Phi. the International
Legal Fraternity. Heather is currently
articling with Paul Ross, Barrister and
Solicitor in Seaforth.
Rannie and
Anderson reunion
By Bertha MacGregor
HENSALL -Over 40 family members at-
tended a reunion held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Doug Mann, Vickie Brad and Tim on
July 1 when Mrs. Eileen Rannie and Mr. and
Mrs. John Anderson hosted their families to
a smorgasbord dinner. .
Those attending were° Eileen's family,
Jerry and -Grace Rannie and family from
Brantford; Howard and Ann Marie Rannie
and family of Sarnia; Mary Ann and Don -
Bender and family of Dashwood; Dianne
and Art Warner and family of Kitchener;
Susan and Olive Admason of Nassau,
Bahamas; John and Helen Anderson and
family, Keith and Ann Anderson and family
of London; Debbie and Dan Wilton of Don
Mills.
Guests with Mrs. Laird Mickle during the
Centennial weekend were her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs., Ross MacMillan,
David -Tom and Ann,of Waterloo on Satur-
day. Betty came back Sunday and she and.
her husband were here again on Monday for
the smorgasbord at noon and to see the
parade,,and,Mr. and Mrs. Brian Collins and
family of Waterloo were 'here Saturday and
Ann and her husband were here Sunday and
the whole family returned again Monday.
Charles Mickle, Hamilton spent Saturday
and part of Sunday. here. Mrs. Robert
Mickle, Jamie and Craig from near Ayr.
came on Monday to see the parade. Her hus-
band Bob was unable to attend as duty.call-
ed and he was out of the country. Mr: and -
Mrs. Bill Mickle of Exeter, John, Judith and.
friend and Mrs. Florence Joynt were also
visitors during the weekend, and a number of
• former friends. called in for short visits.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker, Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Parker Lori and Jamie, Mr.. and
Mrs. Don Dalton and Carlo of Walton,
returned home after a holiday at Restilou.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Munn were hosts at • •
their home on Saturday afternoon for the
reunion ,of the Taylor family, with over 45 at-
tending from Hensall, Exeter, *London,
Seaforth and Vancouver. -Myrtle Maclntosh
and son Michael of Vancouver, B.C. who had
not been home m over 10 years were pre-
sent. .
Rev. Kenneth Knight conducted worship
in Carmel Presbyterian Church at 11:30 -
a.m. on Sunday. Dorothy Taylor presided at
the organ.
Mary Merritt of Poway, California is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Payne. and friends and relatives in the area.
The Three Links Seniors and friends en-
joyed a bus ' trip _on Wednesday to the
Massey Hall in Toronto to seethe Geritol
Follies entertainment. There were 43 seats
available at the theatre and with the many
friends, who wished to go, made the work of '
filling the seats much easier.
Mrs. Ruby Bell returned home after spen-
ding a week with her daughter and son-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Mason, Tracey and'
Cindy at Lansing, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Smith of Guelph
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Asa Deevesa and
Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Jultfisiuti oroE'L the
Centennial.
The Agripress Canada Ltd. Hensall
employees enjoyed an afternoon of golfing
on Saturday afternoon at Westcott's Golf
CQnrse. This was" followed by a potluck din-
ner. I
Pam Sangster returned to Timmins after
spending the week with her mother, Janet
Sangster and family and attending the
• Centennial -celebrations.
United news
An excellent attendance witnessed the
bantismal -service at the United Church on
Sunday morning. Children received through
baptism were Christopher Lane Alexander,
son of Paul and Linda Alexander; Michelle
Elizabeth Koehler, daughter of Norman and
Cathy Koehler; and Megan Rose
Preszcator, daughter of Darrell and Tarn -
my Preszcator. Joanne Rowcliffe greeted
the congregation and the ushers ..were
Steven McGregor, Murray McGregor,
Donald Wareing and Paul Alexander.
Douglas Klopp was the organist and .Betty
Jinks was soloist.
Rev. Stan McDonald spoke on Sleeping. in
Church and stressed that many of us ate
sleeping out in God's world while God is
speaking to us throu„h our everyday life.
Following the service lemonade • and
cookies were served in fellowship on the
lawn of the church with. Mary Kinsman as
hostess. The next two Sundays the con-
gregation are invited to worship with the
Presbyterian congregation in the
Presbyterian Church at 11:30 a.m.
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