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PAGE 10 - SECTION ONE THE SEWTOfljUUOOTO, OCEAN CCTY, N j. THURSDAY, OCTOBER I Dance, parade, half-marathon among October's offerings at the s, .* A Ug band dance, parade, half-marathon and other entertainment have been scheduled as part of Ocean Qty's «mual October. 1 with BUI Bruestk For tlcketo, contort th« and The Sumhlne Boys, a public reUtloni office in aty banjo band,. playing during Hall. breaks. William Sartett will Approximately 1,000 run- ! Twice emcee and be the featured ners an expected mi tUa As Nice Celebration. vocalist. resort's ninth annual FntoB Two dancM wUl be' held, a Sackett Is known, for his Carey Half-Marathon and "Happy HoofenT special Oct. many appearances Sixth Women'! 5000 Meter 15 and a big band ei- throughout the Delaware Boardwalk Run, Oct. 22. The travganza, Oct. 11, The Valley with big bands. His Women Hoofers, • ballroom dance bookings include the Sheraton group, will feature music by Hotel, Herihey Hotel, Vafley the Ambers combo. Ad- Forge Mule Fair and an mission Is 13. Both dance* will appearance on "A.M. be held at the Music Pier, Philadelphia." WPVI-TV, The Oct. 29 big band Dance Admission to the big band will feature Dick Anthony's dance U $J. 1 flnlfben in Md> category- Marcbor," a prominent ana Ronald Mariowe perform at no with a itrlii ticket For* information contact dtlien who «to ttte roBti In the Mu«lc Pier, Sunday, Oct ' OMB atf RavuttoB, P.O. O at I pa, a* part of (he fall Box 170, ottu aty, mm. Friend* of Muilc ••rtti, Tbtn will be two craft Duo pUntotf, Jeffry and The city began October with AdmlMion to the concert U an Indian Summer Weekend *owi during October both at «M Mule mm, .-tmiMlon fret, The Band Boostan Antique and Crtfti ihow to wt ! event begins 9 a.m. tor Saturday, Oct WfoOowed at the Muilc Pier with the by Ocwn flty Ugh School'! half-marathon, open to both now, Oct. 29. Houn are from mm and women, Mi to begin I •.in. to 4 pjn 10 a.m. Th» city 1 which featured a I and Mafood fe*Uv event waa *ucc rainy weather and will N$ again In 1864. SINGLES CLUB DANCE m TUCKAHOE OCT. » On be Road Again Single* OubwlU hold a dance, Friday October 28 from B p.m. to midnight at the American Legion Hall, Rte. 60, ! MA MBIMI Tuekahoe. The club welcome* Contestant* compete in Hallowwm Parade, n u n l aUtingle. divorced or widowed various age group* with By ttt Exchange Club, wffl bt penona to join. Mule will be medal! awarded to tint three Ttturtdty.Oct.I7 «t 7:30 am. supplied by Bob Rue'* Country Band, Refreahnmnt* will be (srved BYOB, aetup* aJM available. Ticket* are fS per person. For Information call »MM1 or 396-7670. TRAVEL 6 MONTH LOW MINIMUM • Open your Certificate of Deposit with 03 little as SI .000 12 MONTH LOW MINIMUM • Open your Certificate of Deposit with as little n SI 00 NASSAU PARADISE ISLAND »199.00 P§r person dbl. oce, J B. 4 night vacations. Includes: Nsn ifop R/T Alrfsri from Phils. Choice of hotel, frantfiri, complimentary rum swizzle. Cai! 398*7450 M^ ^^*^^^"^^ "•^^^•^ ^^»*^^^ ^ float! are included, wffl be given an opportunity to gutu the Identity of the "Myitery Hotel group installs The Ocean aty Hotel, MoW and Rtttauram Aaaedatten recently bald IU annual inatallaOon dinner at The Pearl reitaurant. Ofllcers and director* lor (be vmM year appointed were; Sam Capliil, pnridnt; Phil Perri flrft vice president; Mary ZUnmerman, tecond vice president; Janet Warrington, treasurer, and frothy Hlmmelateln, executive secretary. 10.25* 10.75"Effective! -« Annual U Yield On 18 MONTH 11 B02%^?10.50% LOW MINIMUM Open your Certificate • • IWH On • W0mW0^0 LOW MINIMUM • Open your Certificate ol Depoilt with as little al 1100. 30 MONTH -f -I K7 0/ -ssr4 H Afto/, LOW MINIMUM Open your Certificate I I m^LM M • Y ' 6 ' d I I MÛ'Û ol Deposit with as little al $100 H • • î^F • Qf) • • • ^B^F ^^^ THH RATI ON THISICERTIPICAT1S IS AVAILAiLl THRU 10/18/83 GUARANTEED RATE • The Interest rate in effect when you Open your Certificate of Deposit is guaranteed for the entire term. FULLY INSURED • These certificates are fully Insured up to $100,000.00 by the PSLIC. OPEN YOUR HIGH RATE CERTIFICATE TODAY MNCtini SIT Mm 4 •HHTilNIMNil* •iMMIUIIlllllMNM. COLLECTIVE FEDERAL SAVINGS fUMUmui MIUnMHIMM •aervlngtDommunltlesThroughout n* V JHT MKMkvlMlerlfvM', Donna Hink, left, swears In the new members of St. Augustine's gehg^ Dlreeton for two yeari art Francis VanZant and Sam student council on Tuesday. Installed were, from left, Rosemart^; Comfort, and for one ytar BUI Meii, Jack Warrtagton and Hughes, treasurer: Jennifer Door, secretary; Julie McGonigle, vice).' Tony Frank, president; and Bridget McMahon, president. X :, Dorothy Murphy U corretpondlng secretary. \ : i \ \• *• * She has come a long ivay Here'i an •quattoo. Bet you chimney." can't coot up with the ex- and, as feat old TV The grammar was Inplanation. 11-10-77 plua 6 merclalalway»»ald, correct and U was the con- equal! 1,800. come a long way, Baby. WllibMr^WttMt ; ssaRan38SP WHY PAY MORE The Dairy Place t ^99* Diamond Walnuts DELgXIFUBOEBTRIM •1.19 Keebietarahams »^89 UDWHimOIUORWATIR tn'Lively Yogur13^* 1.00 tar-Kist Tuna - csm Apple Cider' 'Sf Hawaiian Punch FINAL TOUCH , Fabric Softener 1 iO.99 I iililj SMOOTH AS SILK. U.S. #1 QRAOIWISTIBN ] yiE! Bartlett CHS yetiyni, Pears w oi*e »49« OIITIBSOILIOHT.Milll Pascal Celery Illlk 59 WASHINGTON STATE, U.S. &TRA FANCY WNC¥0«A0I,11«III QRAOE. 1 Red Delicious Apotes..» s« 1T99 TNC WCAKnOT IVI OPC»«t >LbRIOA 40 Mn WHITI OI tin 39 Seedless Grapefruit WHY PIT MORE 40,99 *1 78 GOLDEN RIPE Viai"l\lvl« I MUM, «... _ I • • W WHY PA¥ MORE MARCAL Mazola Corn Oil XM.99 Facial Tissue 3; : M.00 b..»,......luff Ins SAVE 45', IheeRIM SUOAR OR PLAIN 12 PK Large Donuts . . ," SAVI iff. anoaMa MO. OR KRINKli The Frozen Food Place iandwich Steaks Cheese Ravioli . AMT'D, FLAVORS. FLAVOR KINO Icecream , .^ .». 80% Lean Ground Beef Boneless Bottom Round Roast Sportcmast .'I.if raîmpRoast PoôpCombo .'1.17 ^Skld Turkey Ham .*-i.4t 8RffiinliQ8...®....W Money Saving Pak Slbi. or more per pUq Icken Drumsticks m * 941 Long Grain Brawn Rice •KINNID • PEVBineo. c ny«n Sliced Beef Liver 67^ MMiKL* SMUND HOUNOI ANI HZI PKQ Ex. Lean Ground Beef» S 1.87 WITH TENDERLOIN. BEEF LOIN •2.77 BIEFLOINVORTERHOUSEOR Sirloin Steak T-Bone Steaks ' •3.57 Beef Rib Steak , rCUTQVlNRlADY Beef Rib Roast ' - FRESH ATLANTIC M | Monkfish Fillet* 7**2,1 **2,19| 1170 1170 PER PER POUND, POUN FROZEN « THAWED OUALITY ASSURED Shrimp '48 INDIVIDUALLY QQUICK FROZEN, ARRQWTOOTH Flounder d Fillet , M.29 Health & Beauty Aid! EXTRA STRENGTH Tylenol Capsules WHY PAY MORE Afrin Nasal Spray PAIL* CL1ANER Bausch & Lomb WHY PAY MORE Aim Toothpaste ,^•3.59 . 'ft? '2.99 General Merchandisei G.E. Light Bulbs sill I WMIII « US 1 OR 100w»n mo Jft(00»5«/IK) nil Hllftll S,' it WHY FAY MORI !f Chuck for Stew L ^M.17 ShopRite AntiFreeze WITH THIS COUPON ONIIIlOOZ SKopMiUSDA BUYONE.QETONE | I«M.*9 QO Grade -^ Large iggs ttiMIM Sun. 0cl:» INM., Oft
PAQE 12 — SECTION ONE TOE SENTINEL.LEPQCT. OCBAN WJ. Something for everyone at O.GH.S. ' ' * **" ^^^'^^^ * . t^§#4^* MMM^HI^HB 4a lurffe tttfi^s^ f^wmrtJtw tatalniliiH ffliaa^lllaT ByNANETTE FERRE1X €lubs and activities play an Important part in any high school. Ocean City High School it no exception. With 17 clubi and actlvlUea returning Ala year, students arc encouraged to take part In these extracurricular activities. Every student has diverse Interests and the dubs and activities otter something different (or everyone: or those students who are musically the band consists of: the thing Band, Symphonic Band, Stage and Orchestra, Under the lion of Warren L. MOter, thtse rides give the students a chance to their musical knowledge, • to perform publlcally, and dftelop bitter skilb in dealing with one anSther. Last year the marching band wrf In five parades, and all groups participated In some assemblies. This yaai they plan to do some competing In ajjptton to repeating last years actitjtles. ttiey went on a f leW trip to see Cyrano dt Berq^rae, had dinner at a FTinen restaurant and Invited a French chef to classes, where he prepared Supe tL- Onlglon, TWi year they plan to participate in simitar activities. The Latin Quo, under Brian Hag, promotes Interest in Lain, Greek and Roman cultures. Their are no requirements to join, and all student* are encouarged. In the past, they have taken a trip to Princeton University. They also attended the Junior Classic League convention, in Mountain Likes and had a fall picnic at Cape May County Park, This year they are planning to take a trip to Washington, D.C., attend the JCL convention, and hope to have two picnics. Advisod by Dominic Jerome, the faift. art adftatd to are bold tn April ctrtttostJt. . art had various ppienfct. tjrvlee. Last ytar they took a trip to Haw York where they vUltod tbt UJf. saess? esras? building and saw the play 42nd Strati, and tjqptad ditto- Wl year they plan another field trip to ll'nllke otbtr acthrttttf, fta nMnbtrshlp. • gamta, pap ralllM Baltimore or New York and hop* to Ho«»8odttya»d_AyAartnotoptDto with the football sponsor a dance in late winter. also attended wmnm mm br four aUttudenta. Tbt etfgftl stafl, undtr tfat pHaMa ft The ttam Club participated lntbeNJ. days at the University of Delaware. Tnt Tht NatlonalHonor Sodsty, tartar ttaof Walter mtakar and Betty Rog«r»A' Math League and attended trips tocheerleaders plan similar activities ml* guidance of Q«orge Brock, rtcogntot producM the rttrbook. The rttrta* Atlantic Electric Co., BttMaham StttL. and nafec. This year they plan similar activities. The Newcomer's Club, organiied by Bob Dottl, Ida Margollt, and Evelyn Hart, welcomes all new students to OCHS, Last year they had a plna party and a pot lunch dinner. This ytar they hope to have similar activities and possible a "Big Brother-Big Sister" program. Students attend Stockton Oven! The Billows Published by the studtyUs of Ocean Oty High School Ida Margolis, advising the Psychology dub, requires that members of the club be Juniors or seniors. The dub helps year. Cindy Smith Uthe new advisor and outstanding academic presents matt which occurred •Ijie bandfront. advised fay Kathleen Individuals who need assistance and they all hope for a aood ytar. Only gtudents wnoiaTt • IJ throughout the school year in Atnbeek, entertains the audience during educates the members in the field of byfceendofOve photographs and words. The litftime shows and helps to support and psychology. Last year, tta ctab visited aanMan, art Lart year the Caravel edition win be sold in June. tijhllghttne high school band. Last year Chlldrens Sea Short Home, Wesley t^ went on an overnight trip witt the The Spanish Club, guided by Sandra Manor, and took a trip to the University Honor Society par to tta Think- Sfchehing Band. Wonder, fosters interest in the people of Pennsylvania. This ytar they plan student and had a mam salt. ThU ytar and culture of Spain and Latin America. visitations to an old age home and Bay plan stonllar actlvlUet. • In order to raise money for the trip, the Miss Wonder la the new advisor this year Chlldrens Seashore Home and hope to AVA(AudtoYlsualAlds)Unotadub; bjuid held a (IN market, sold mums, and and hopes to plan many activities for the take another trip to a University students are stltcted to work In this suit. The club hopes to go on another upcoming school year. psychology department crganlsatlon. Tnote students wiitt bt overnight trip this year, willing to put ta many boon of fjta tot •The concert choir, under tht leader- to help students and teachers. ThtAVA 4jp of William Chamberlain, entertains The Spirit Club, advited by Bob Dottt, provides assUtanct ta acbool and tbt fee" community with the talents of the to open to all students. Tfci purpose of the community when rtquttttd students at OCHS. They explore music editorial dub is * increase positive student at- Uft year they were lnvolwd In all literature, and music theory as well as Utudes towards school and co-curicular ^bCandoon«rt.. tot play, pap AiNkiâMMbHM] singing. They give concerts, were in- activities, while having a good time. Lut rallies, graduation and baccalaurtatt. He DOTS admtl newspaper, volved In the musical Carousel, held at Student participation and school spirit are two of the most im- year the dub was Involved with the ntayeartttyplantobtiwdwdwtt Wat to pwdiiet a MWBBBBI „, Freehold High School, and were part of Great Adventure's, "The Fun Days of portant ingredients in a successful high school. High school is here powder puff football gam, the Sadie Hawkins Dance, Pep Rallies, Red Mule," where they obtained a mark of to benefit you, the student, School isn't just a place to learn English s^snunrfi srsgrssvss and White Day, school jacket sales; and superiority for their performance. Tnla or Math, but it is also a place to interact and associate with others. ytar. Tht AVA to aMud by CSiarits acUtvtmmts. Evtryont U wtkwne, banneri and posters for athletic garnet. year they plan to give concerts and raise Our high school offers many activities, sport* and clubs, and all This year they pun similar activities money for their annual trip. students are encouraged to take advantage. and also a volleyball marathon in Remember, activities and dubs won't be looking for you, you have memory of Drew Stelndl. The French Club, advised by Joanne to go to them. Broaden your outlook, take that first step and getAdvisor and coach Joe LarHn helps Pancoaat, promote! utartat and ap- involved! ' out students involved in the Surf Club. In preciation of French culture. Students order to Join, one must be a member of are eligible for membership if they are NSSA. The club promotes taking French I-French IV. Last ytar, ByJILLRUDOLFB Courses art frtthm*n-levtl Ueuntrny, Susan North, Louis Pane, UBJttL ftt studtnU acadtmlc. rjivld Pew, KenJISeto and N. Chapman A high school student «tm thebackground warrant! man advanced Vail. dawoora, takes a seat, opens a notebook and begins to take notes. Ait fell isn't a high school class, mis la a college class at Stockton State College. frtftiT Tht tadlTidual aladaBt la . "Hit tttttdlftt any ofctr iMtnt A special program at Ocean City IBfh ncponafelt for trantportatton to and because they are not aware that you are School enables eligible Juniors and from Stockton. a high school student, unk»s you choose seniors to take college courses at The current grading lystem now bstag toWtlierootoerwtoe/ Stockton. The program was started in uted at Stockton pertains to all Ugh 1977 by the guidance department Since school student! lnvdvtd ta the program. then, any Junior or senior showing Upon completion of tht eouna, Stockton ability, Interest, scholarship and grants full college credit The crtdit ta initiative have been eligible for these courses. Owe a student shows tbete qualities, he or she must be recommended for the program by a teacher or counselor. The final' approval of a candidate must be nude by the school principal and any student under the age of IS must have parents approval as well. Juniors are permitted to take one course, seniors, two courses per 1 said one itudent Audrey Kemenosh, currently taking data processing at Stockton, feels she is it program, "It keeps ^SS'S^Simmm tMS*^- » ta -» - ttmalW credit upon tertng collegt. are very demanding. Ocean Cir> currtnuy baa IS atudenti The Stockton program has batn and enrolled ta the program: Stan Bond, win continue to be a tourw of education Janine Catty, ASM FarrtlL Tanaa and enjoyment for all who partldpattta Goodwin, Thomaa Htrrtagton, Nancy Johnion, Audrey Kmwnosh. Dttrdra "TntCteaaiia^thardoiaAMttala Wt rt.d«tt «m to «t ta wy wtU retponAle for tuition and all fwt in- wUfc 8w I""*".,,, ,„„ n-1_ gbsgttA OCHS wffl wta ovtrati WnUtwe'rtbert.tofsbaYtachetr pyr good ole OCHS1 Miller surpasses the 200th mark BySHERRIMcOUIRL !4arcbli«3baj)ddu^ctorWurtnMUlar Mali RffpHRB m BuMm§m& PlKli DOi warn btnd dlr^ctort mm rtich — ns*jyilMiiM assUtvÛ^SssT flu^^^Êf^^g^^fl^^^K ^K owaoOfootbaJlfUDM.BTttaltmMbt i^, he should baWtJ "^BT aradJattdlwm "witt dagrtta ta mualc tmu^theoa.anddldblsfrtduatt A.Wt mm [lncondx^vatTrtntoBAatttDil muttctdaoBtor.I jandaiiMmbarol p *»•••* JWP « Army oaon nc wta jhtomata MM •m n jtan. wm^x^jfmmi . itJilth.rT«chhorn,bt r aliivwit any taiMtiDtot. ,^rcr - Sis nOtdta.Tbt comt back, so I ataytd and took Hi cant aty, I'm A-EachytariaonthaTttoBtaWftan *manAoa (aUtotodloo from many of |Mômo(attxtbookandwtahnyido - ^ t A h | | a a | M t^dfftlllto Grey. atudtnt! art tncouaritd to Join. Last Stodwt OWMB, mdartoigate' W oaym** M«Jr » W ctAlM*ttfatwt,trt«ttonyitf rtihirttnt Th#y atttnwM Ntw Jtrsty Schenttlc Interests in the school and havt a tytd Prtst AatocUtton pmt>y Rwtatrs UmedTlng it Studtota mu* atttad at Uurtrttty. Ttny also atttndtd a Mat lôôfthenrrtfewintttfc*ia»bt day Columbia ScholaJtlc conttdertd a member. * anmdadntNawMMr' Classes meet to ByROWNKHaJWUf 1 IV* mat time again to ONM 0* »|h School whm 15 daasst and Mr elected officers mot and oncost the The aophomort claat offlgtii jâ year's plant. RatJdant Sunn Stovtr, Vica PraMdant Tht •enlor data otftotrt art Prtsldtnt Owtn Qoldbirg, Smmm Btrbart Em McCardan, Vto PpaHJaaJ Rtthy Btnton, Historiin Btudui aomnn sM McCann, S«rttary Jeff aiBi TrttJurerMia Annarttll. ' Historian Bekn Burman and nB SSnU ^^HYâ^^Qssl UsstBOVi •DlBr' HB^ me ttniors an dBpudtal on fta concession stand! at tht football gamta to Tht frtshmtn dais officers help rate monty far tttfr part ta tbt Frttid«t CtriVatraub, Vice Pr«a* Bonnit Brothers, Secretary Krliay The Juflor claw officert art PrttWtnt AW, HKUrian Nicole Barllt atf | Me im, Vkn.PrMld«it Sue Kw, is....... pajBaHat -' - Secretary Amanda BaM and Sondra Reeves, Historian Cynthia Kn.ls«r, TntirfundralsertmcliidaaChristinki Tmsurtr Matt Shawl and Andrta gJîatoanlacraftinowontfatMDsJc Bar, hoptfolly on a molar batJl, ; Although tbsre art akcted ofHcwt to ThU rtar tta Jute tiMa ta wtththtatnUntatooitaniiattonolttt BaBowten daoct, Aa utuaL At Jntan an rttpontiblt far tht prom. Tht tothartthtm. 'CoUege Night'pet 20 bt prtaant to l*!nwilllBsMat mabqutjowftmira. Ptranti akomt ta tht high rmTouunm ••BiltaMMiJatVl Billows Stuff o THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13,1983 THR fWMTtisnrf î jenaitR. OCEAN CITY, N J. PAHR tr — Mainland notes , by Margie Bowen William Rotenberger, Me M a service rights of amtant domain. _ of tanan Mat and' an * undl said Friday that , ,b* "at least anethar * Of B8rt'« befora . baa any facts and J to dedde what to do the dty'a firthoust lM Suptrior Court Judft L. land to At board of tdncaflon part of Sit Ottotn Ctntw latt Thuraday windows and away from to " • •—^w——— Aih wy M tpf t i dw w to be used tor recrtaOon at nmletel wnara ftty had ttt tar dtoflet rVHttitt flreflghttrt in Egg Harbor Tht Petat-t mOvlt house However, sjnet Ibt SMuwiny fuilds. Cmp» May County Maholdar Township and Longportiindtr was rtcently granttd a ctr- it BOW complying with afl tht dtad gtrai to toesl t taJerryTfeomtt. mutual aid, Uftcate of occupancy in regulation Oibtm did not baard of education five yttrt ake scheduWto dlactut and Thornton waa on band to In an arttcto teat wttk, Somera Potot. The certficatt need to rendtf a dtrlilotii to improve the site or the make a final ruUng on Mayor Harvey L, Smilk aald tnds an'ongoing dispute In tbt mtanmnt Franki property wiD rtvtrt back towhtaar the DHMTOI tea in ttnlort, many of whom sttwttn tht dty and thtta, to Baafetog to bavt its totewnshte. in atrattiintre wffl bt aflowtd tomatotabwd that the building would be dtocuaatd at theatre owner, Fraak cratttMriwappmtdpy tta ouostruct a wooden deck and management wtstft acting to Tht cltr and its former tonight's tonights metttng. mtrtnf. However Bswtvar Theatres IMc, for faikire to•oolng board. A pubhc bearing nu ban to bttt interttt of to can- ny One share the use of Rotenberger, -•-'-• who • to charged • • agggiy ^ w l M local, scheduled for Monday tor'antmbarstsp. In tbt tod, p l Road flrehouse. with the flw department, said county and statt reguUttons. Upper Township officials regarding tht Upper Town- About ao it wM dteUad bat atnlort _J^ former d(y vohinteers tot thort is no new inA dtetaion on the matter recently detded ovtr a flft- ship branch of the county atttndtd t matting at ttatan now tat their mttla on to In prohibited from flgnflng formation avallable. was to have been made by •Bt parcel of townsUp 0 wnt4 library. The hstrtng is to bt Upoer Townihta Stnlor right sldtof the room ntar to flrtt -wlthta dry Umlttlue toThe city, however, doet Isputo witt the dry that recogniie three optiont: to afupM into a mass walkout maintain the status quo, to two years ago. While the build Its ownfirtbMM or to Id companies are net flre- condemn the Betbtl Road ctlvt within Somtra Point house under the government's ; • •1 dWt Imow ahont yon.'' said one !truor, "but 1 don't care to eat by tbt btthroomt." «: Anotor lankr toggatttd tot if to county WMM n> make Hit center a socctas, it^ would install about tta ttot. machlnM and gtt Ptaytor bnantot to servt to mtaUr Thornton madt no promsH*: on that tuggttUon. FRCIH We have given low prices a new name. school children bad a tow of the 5th Fire Department and demomtratton of and ladder truck last week In preparation |-*• ' tS»9Cl CHICKEN LEOS metH CHICKIN...THIOH8 on Perdue Drumsticks VALUE PACK CHICKEN 0 LU M Perdue Breasts U.8.D.A. CHOCE...8MAUL END Beef Rib Roast ^ THIS WEEK: CUP W* double rttanutacturer'* No minimum purchatM •tore for ' Ib. U.SOA. CHOC! BEIP , Sottbm Round Roast • 1. UJ.OA CHOCB CHUCK Stewing Beef FflMH ' Pork Spare Ribs AOAR. WATER ADDED Boneless Hams r .m,O...WATIB ADDeo Smoked Pork Butts JWWlTHltMmiTV 2.2i^ .1.79* 2.1S* RIO, OR IXTRA BODY.,.WITH 35« OFF US1L RNESSE SHAMPOO OR CONDITIONER M-STOM SAKCIIV MA STORES WITH IN-STOAI SAKlflV TCtH tAKEO-.i>RQi Kalian Bread Fresh Muffins 6*1.19-* FHIBM BAKID,, INatlBM Toasting Bread ROAST Bill- BUM ^P^P SvSssCheese A Turkey Salami quarttr WITH MUSHROOMS IMPORTED _ ,mf*~tm Bonchampi Cheese p^ 2.49 s ** •iâiBî^âssssMaaBiBssi DRIAVMAi1K«T LOW FAT UGHT U Ca5orniaOrange8i2to1 •3 $ 1 MMPOODMflim«T of Flounder »»2.4i^ MSS^hrhnp .,6,99^ FROZEN MRS- SMITHS PUMPKIN PIE PLUMP4JUICI..FTOHN . _« y Swanson'sChickenlill^Jy-. 1 AufltgemimtWafflM'ftrpM -• AMY V*WlTY,.lt«. MM. »^ -J. Pillsbury Bread Mixes 1.09-1" DUNCAN Muffin Mixes R8FMSMIN0 Vintage Selteer FOfl TM6 LAUNMY Purex Bleach WITH CUNQ PLUS HANMWIIAP PLASTIC WHAP eOMtTOC^ Cherry Pie Filling a NABISCO SPOON sue Shredded Wheat r INITANT Folgers Coffee *& ANV FLAVOB Hl-C Fruit Drinks "tr REOULAH OR Quaker Quick Oats % MOMiSTYl,!, .ANY VARIITV Helm Gravy % FOB THI^LAUNORy Fab Detergent "K, 1 DOW 60IMPKO Ziploc Sandwich Bags ^39*;
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