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BONELESS-14 LB. AND UP 6 A C n N.Y. STRIPS $ 2 5 3 TRIM - 35-50 LBS. £ 4 nn LOINS OF BEIdF *1 9 " 5 LBS. AND UP ■■■■■a AO FILETS |Si 10 LBS. OR MORE 6000 FLANK STEAKS ““ BONELESS - 10 LBS. AND UP 6060 SIRLOIN STEAK *2*1 OVEN READY 22 LB. AND UP 60EO RIBS OF BEEF All mwoft prwporwd frwih by our own butchorsl

I CHICKEN BREASTS 1 free* | CHICKEN LEGS

1.19 a. 79* a.

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Domestic Boiled Ham

1.99 lb.

Snappy American Cheese

1.79 lb.

Uncle Bill s Homemade Sausage

1.59 lb.

CjTiup Bologna

1.39 lb.

[jjJjjjT) Liverwurst i*«.>

79* lb.

Hoagie Salami

1.89 ib.

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69* ib.

Hatco Bacon

1.49 ib.

Come See Out Dally Selection of Hot Foods 'rom the Steam TaMe Featuring Homemade Soups.

UNCLE BILL'S BREAKFAST Plus Coffee, Served until 11AM AMERICAN HOAGIE Plus Cup of Soup

$-|75 $195

MEATBALL SANDWICH Plus Cup of Soup $175

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Spanish Onions Mushrooms Navel Oranges

Bananas

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D'Anjou Pears Red Delicious Apples or Red Stayman US # 1 While Potatoes

25* lb 99* lb. 8/99* 29* lb 4/89* 2 lb. bag 39* , 49* lb. 3 lb. dag 89' 5 lb. bag 79<

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NASA Expert Will Visit Cape May "School

Minot H. Parker, an aerospace education specialist with the NASA Goodard Space Flight Center’s Educational Services Project, will visit the Cape May City Elementary School Tuesday, Jan. 11. Purpose is to increase awareness and understanding of scientific research and technological development. Parker, a former teacher, will lecture' to the student body, staff, parents and community members in the school auditorium at 10 am. He’ll conduct simple experiments and use scale models of space hardware to explain tho basic scien-

tific principles applied un the exploration of air and space. A specml luncheon consisting, of foods taken from the typical menu for the

ATLANTIC CITV - Parents of children with asthma are invited to attend a three session workshop which will begin 7 p.m. Wednesday Jan. 12, at Childrens Seashore House, 4100 Atlantic Ave., here. The workshop • is one of the continuing series run by the American Lung

first four Shuttle Flights will be served. During the afternoon, Parker will visit grades 4,5 and 6 to explain aerospace concepts in a smaller group setting.

Association of Southern New Jersey to help families afflicted vyith asthma, the most prevalent of childhood chronic diseases. The first two sessions, Jan. 12 and 10, are for parents only while the children and parents attend the final session Jan. 26.

Workshops On Asthma

Evening Classes Starting

WILDWOOD - Registrations for the city’s Evening Activities Program, a community service of the board of education, arc being ac cepted by mail or can be made in person 7:30-8:30 p.m. Thursday, Jan 6, and Monday. Jan 10 at the Wildwood High School cafeteria. The winter 1983 program will begin Thursday, Jan 13 and Monday. Jan. 17 SIXTY CLASSES are be ing offered on Monday and/or Thursday nights, including many continuing favorites and nine which are new this semester: Basic Sketching and Drawing, Computer Applications for Business, Home Catering and Entertaining, How to Help Your Child Overcome Reading/Spelling Problems, Jazz Dance, Jazz Improvisation, Looking Your Best, Sign Language-Inter mediate Level, and Stop Smoking Clinic. Seven other courses which were popular before but not offered last semester are returning to this Winter semester 's lineup: A New Start, Computer Programming Intermediate, Energy Conservation and Solar Workshop, German, Law for the Layman, Oriental Cooking. Spanish, and Woodworking for Beginners THE EVENING Ac tivities Program is still a testing center for those wishing to take the GED Test for a high school diploma. Classes to help students prepare for the GED test are offered at no charge Monday and Thursday nights.

Also free are English as a Second language classes for anyone whose native language is not English and Adult Basic Education classes for those who do not have a high school diploma and want to work on their basic skills in English and Math. SPECIAL offerings for this semester again include the First Wednesday Health Forum, now in/its fourth year. Lifeguard cer-

tification, and a Driver Education course, which includes both classroom instruction and behind-thff-wheel training. In addition, the Wildwood Police Department will sponsor a one-night session on How To Protect Yourself Against Crime 7 p.m Wednesday, Fct/ 2. For more information, call the Wildwood Evening Activities Program at 522-1670.

NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS

Th« sal* on itomi listed in the circular in today's paper began on Tuesday. Thus certain items may be sold out. Should this occur, .please go to our service 'desk at the front of the store and request a ra incheck. Thank you

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