, " ' Herald & Lantern 12 September '84

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dIu DEUTE 1 It amer. cheese 1 to. cooked ham 1 r>. bologna 1 loaf bread 2 or. sooa ALL FOR 760

DEU DEUTE *2 1 to. corn beef t to. cooked ham vy to. bologna V* to. american cheese 1 doz. rolls 2 ot. sooa ALL FOR _gs5_

2IDEU DEUTE #3 I to. roast beef i to. baked ham 4 to. corn beef :'r to. chicken roll m» to turkey breast m, to. american chbese v, doz. rolls j 4 lbs. 1210

il — DEUTE #4 V» to. PCRRER HAM _ v. to. carracoEa 1 vy to. ptal salami m» to. boiled ham 1 doz. rolls 2 ot. SOOA FOR 995

DEU DEUTE PS 1 to. roast beef I 1 to. lunch roll vy to. white turkey vy to. american 1 loaf bread 1 gal. milk FOR 10™

lunchmea" VI to. bologna < Mi to. pressed ham « Ml to. uverwurst < 3 lbs.

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LUNCHMEAT 1 vy to. Import. SWISS CHEESE yy to CHICKEN ROLL vy to. BOLOGNA 3lbj.

SPECIAL *2 E vy to. BORED HAM vy to. PMENTO LOAF vy to. SPICE HAM 735

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TURKEY ■ SPECIAL #1 12 lb TURKEY 1 Yootb Tender Y 3 lb L£AN 2 GROUND BEEf P 3 1b Cwrtar Cut 2 PORK CHOPS G 3 lb Choice 2 SIRLOIN STEAK S 2 lb. CHICKEN 3 CUTLETS P 2 lb COUNTRY 3 SAUSAGE L 25 lbs. 45°°

TURKEY SPECIAL #2 II lb TURKEY Tender lb . Choice STEAK lb LEAN BEEF 1b COUNTRY lb Center Cet CHOPS Chickao LEGS 4 BREAST 4700

" SOMETHING NEW 5 lb Youa« Prime DUCKLING 2 1b LEAN GROUND BEEf 3 lb CMcfcen LEGS 4 BREAST 31b. Choice SIRLOIN STEAK 2 lb. COUNTRY SAUSAGE 2 lb PORK CHOPS 1 U> HOT DOGS 1 lb BACON 19 lbs. 375Q

SPECIAL #7 5 lb Boneless CHUCK ROAST Sib Chicken LEGS & BREAST 3 It Fresh GROUND SIRLOIN PORK CUTLETS 3 lb Cheice SIRLOIN STEAK 3 lb MEATY SPARE RIBS 3 lb WOKED U^LBASA 25 lbs. 4950

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BOLAR ROAST C 10 ft. Center Cat PORK CHOPS 10 lb Choice SttLOM , STEAK IS ft. Chicken LEGS 4 BREASTS 10 ft. Lot GROUND , SIRLOIN i ft Boneless PORK ROAST 3 ft. SMOKED KIELBASA 18 ft Yoaai. Tender TURKEY 3 ft . LEAN BACON Sft. SAUSAGE Hot 4 Sweet I r

CUTLETS 4ft MEATY SPARE RIBS M B ft BOX BEEF PATTIES • ft. BOX HOT D06S 100 lbs. 19800 \ .v-*

Sulfite Regulation Meeting

MAYS LANDING - The Food and Drug Administration will hold an open meeting 1-3 p.m. Monday. Sept. 17, at the Atlantic County Cooperative Extension Service. 1200 West Harding Highway. The purpose of the meeting is to discuss and exchange views on an important issue facing the agency, the continued regulation of sulfites in foods and drugs. Sulfiting agents are chemical preservatives extensively used to maintain the fresh appearance of foods, such as fruits, green vegetables, potatoes . or salads . They are also used in many processed foods, such as fruit drinks, wine or baked goods, and in the processing of some c foods including gelatin, corn sweeteners and food starches. Another function they serve is to preserve the potency of drugs. There are six such agents: sulfur dioxide, sodium sulfite, sodium and potassium bisulfite, and sodium and potassium metabisulflte. IN JULY 1982 the FDA made a proposal to. affirm the generally recognized as safe (gras) status of sulfating agents based on a March 1977 report of the "Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology, experts qualified to evaluate the safety of substanc&jijJdecHoloodir Publicfcomment on this GOP Elector NORTH WILDWOOD - Anthony Catanoso, Freeholder .^director and mayor of this community, has been nominated as a Republican Presidential Elector. He was selected by the members of the" Republican State Committee Aug. 30. Wins Degree ERMA — , Sandra M ^Keenan of 813 Weeks Landing- Rd. received a Bachelor of Science Degree from Montclair State College at graduation exercises in May. She majored in recreation professions.

proposal resulted in the recognition of the widespread use of sulfiting agents on foods by the American food industry and increased consumer reports of adverse reactions. This issue is not a simple one, keeping in mind the large variety of sulfite treated foods, packaging techniques and , labeling requirements. The age»« y is currently working on a document to

supersede the July 1982 proposal to more specifically describe the food uses that the agency considers to be gras, and is soliciting public comment on any aspect of the proposal. For further information \ about this meeting or to receive any background » materials, call Lillie Dorto Wright or Joan Godal, consumer affairs officers, at (201) 645-3265/6365.

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