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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-02-25, Page 25�r f SAVE 70? Silverwood, Assorted_ Flavours., Canadian DELUXE ICE CREAM 2 litre carton SAVE 70? A Premium Hearty Blend BOKAR BEAN COFFEE 1-!b bag (Our Regular Price 2.69) You'll do better with BAKED GOODS from A&P (Our Regular Price 67c loaf) Marvel, Sliced WHITE BREAD 24 -oz loaf ( 3 -Ib bag 8.79 - SAVE •2.10) (Our Regular Price 10.89) (Ours°Regular Price 1.89) BEEHIVE CORN SYRUP 1 Titre ctnr J SAVE 20c 1,69 - , _ _( Our FRegular.Price 2.95) Buy 2.-. SAVE 35c . All Purpose or Cake 'N Pastry MONARCH FLOUR JANE PAKER, SLICED Bread100% Whole Wheat 24 -oz loaf 6 9¢ JANE PARKER; DLI !TALIAN 16-02 - SNOWFLAKE OR Twin Rolls pkg of 12 69¢ SAVE 1.06 2.5 kg 8 9 bag SILVERWOOD . Sour Cream 500mItub 99¢ CORN OIL MARGARINE Fleischmann's 2 Ib pkg 2.49 JANE PARKER, JELLY DONUTS PKG OF 6 -PLAIN OR SUGAR CARNATION, INSTANT CREAMER Family Donuts pkg 0191.29 Coffee Mate JANE PARKER, CHOCOLATE ' TEA BAGS Brownies 15.oz pkg 1:79 Flowerdale JANE PARKER (LEMON MERINGUE FULL B", 22.0Z PIE 1.55) Apple Pie full 8", 22 -oz pie 1.39 r SAVE 30¢ Savarin, Assorted Varieties FROZEN DINNERS 11 -oz pkg (Our Regular Price 1.29) Dog. Food n245o 500 g jar 2.09 pkg of 501.3g fins 3 for 1.49 "2* SAVE .31¢ Savarin, Assorted Varieties FROZEN MEAT PIES 8-oz4 pkgs (Our Regular Price 65c each) You'll do better with FROZEN FO ODS from A&P! McCain, Frozen, Assorted Cuts FRENCH FRIES 2 -Ib pkg McCAIN, FROZEN, DEEP 'N DELICIOUS Pizza Subs 12 -oz pkg 1.99 GAINSBOROUGH, FROZEN, PIE (15 -oz pkg of 3, 1.59) of Tart Shells 9 ozpkg 99? YORK, Froten, Fancy Petite Peas or French Green Beans Vegeta bies 2 -Ib poly bag 1.49 (CAULIFLOWER OR TINY CUT CARROTS 2 -Ib Poly Bag 1.89) SAVARIN, FROZEN 8.OZ PKG Macaroni &Cheese 2 for 99¢ FRASERVALE, FROZEN, UNSWEETENED, BLUEBERRIES OR Str. 1- rrles 11-ozctn,1®09 FLEISCHMANN'S FROZEN Egg Beaters 16-m2ctry Blue Water, Frozen FROZEN32-oz pkg FISH & CHIPS 199 FROZEN Mackerel lb 43¢ FROZEN Boston Blue Fmets 161.09 BLUE WATER, FROZEN Fish Fries 32.ozp1r93.39 F)?OZEN 16 -OZ PKG Dressed Smelts 99a SEA BUOY, FROZEN, BA'fERED POUND Haddock Portions 1.99 FROZEN, ASSORTED VARIETIES INCLUDING IN MUSHROOM SAUCE 14.OZ PKG Ug'hliner Fillets 2.19 GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1981,iWAS* with Supermarket Prices ,.b SAVE up to 70¢ lb 1 SAVE 70? lb Cut from Canada's Finest Grade BONELESS BEEF ROASTS Rump, Sirloin Tip or Inside Cut Round 1 (Our Regular Price up to Ib 3.39) "A" Beef BONEL1 ROUND R Outside Cut, Eye Re AlPai _,. A III SS OAST moved Ib (Our Regular Price Ib 3.19,) 'Fresh Lean Ground Beef:ib .99 INSIDE CUT 269 FULL SLICE ROUND STEAK ib ROUND STEAK �b CUT FROMsCANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'A' BEEF ' PREVIOUSLY FROZEN, SLICED. SKINLESS E D Sirlin Tip Steak lb 3.29 Beef Liver' SAVE 3O -Ib • Combination Pack- Loin po Jill:11PS4 Centre IL I Cats cosrowr. 2 Rib End 2 loin End EVEINED 699'. (Our Regular. Price 1.89 Ib ) A&P is a Country Farm Pork Sho ENT"` PORK LOIN Roast99 or Chops lb (Our Reg. Price Ib 2.39 - SAVE 40c Ib)' ( Boneless Ib 2.79) PORK ROASTS Rib Portion -or _ -. - .. Tenderloin. Ib UV 3 to 31/2 -Ib cut1 Portion (Boneless Rib Portion Ib 2.49) Pork Loin Rib Porion COUNTRY STYLE Ib inPORK SIDE Ib14q SPARE RIBS SPARE RIBS APPROXIMATELY 50% MEDIUM GROUND BEEF & 50% GROUND PORK COMBINATION PREVIOUSLY FROZEN GroundMeat Ib 1.49 Pork Hocks 149 A&P is a Complete Meat Shap ! A&P, SLICED, REGULAR OR THICK BREAKFAST Side Bacon�a 1.79 Burns Sausages 161.39 MAPLE LEAF Wieners MMPLE LEAF, SMOKED Sausages 1 -Ib vac pac MAPLE LEAF, SWEET PICKLED, VAC PAC Cottage Rolls MAPLE LEAF, SKINLESS A&P; FROZEN, BEEF Sausages 59Ogpkg1289 Steakettes Ib1.39 In Stores with Deli Shop! Ib PRIDE OF CANADA, SLICED 175 g VAC PAC 1.49 Cooked Ham 1.39 PRIDE OF CANADA, BY THE PIECE, VAC PAC 1.99 Bologna Chunks 161.19 SCIJNEIDERS, SLICED, 13 VARIETIES INCLUDING MOCK CHICKEN & MACARONI & CHEESE 175 g Vac Pec I4.59 Cooked Meats 99, Brandt, Mix or Match - Ardenner Lyoner Sausage, Fina $RANDY Dutch Meat Loaf, Plain Headcheese, Mac. & Cheese Loaf Polish .Sausage lb L79 -Cold Cuts 16 1.99 1 E To einTiloy students This summer more than 10,000 young people across the proving will be ern • ployed through the Gover- 0 nment of Ontario's special C summer employment ri; initiative "Experience '81". re The skills, interest and enthusiasm of Ontario's youth will be putt4rla tus+e' ' by provincial ministries anti W • their associated agencies. MN For participants, summer will mean a variety of ex- EN x E periences such as ap- prenticing in the field of arts 111. and drama, staffing legal aid 4•1 clinics, running recreational programs for residents of IIP Ontario Housing Cor IV poratorn,_ conducting °.'d -; vironmental res etc i _ Dna promoting occupational programs for disabled persons. "For the past eight years, Ontario's Experience Program has given young people a unique opportunity to gain work experience during the summer mon- ths", said the Honourable Margaret Birch, Provincial Secretary for Social Development and Minister responsible for the Experience Program. "In that time, some 75,000 young 1 people ' have acquired in - "D valiiiable Shills ai d knowledge mg part in 8 111 1 70 1 )10 1 r- 0 m 1 PJ i this program." Co -o rd in ate d by the Ontario Youth Secretariat, Experience '81 'is actually made up of 102 programs in 24 provincial ministries..In order to provide as many young people as possible with career -oriented jobs, all positions pay the provincial minimum wage. The benefits offered by the Experience Program do not just apply to 'the young people who are employed. "The program has proved to be quite advantageous for Ontario's communities", said "Mr.. Terry D. Jones, Parliamentary Assistant responsible :for the Youth Secretariat. • "Community .information • centres, psychiatric hospitals, libraries, conservation authorities and social . ser- vice ervice agencies, have been able, to increase their ,ser- ; vices through the useof summer student assistan= ce." The Ontario Youth Secretariat has published a guidebook to the Experience '81 Program outlining fur- ther details on the individual positions. These guidebooks and application forms are available at high schools,. college ' and university placement centres and Canada. Employment Centres across Ontario. UCW quilts Donnybrook UCW met at I thehome of Mrs. John Hildebrand for the February meeting on Friday, February 13 with a good at- tendance._______,, • This meeting was a work meeting with some of the ladies tying a crib quilt and the rest quilting a large quilt, Mrs. R. Jefferson took over for the business. The roll call for next month -is an article for a layette. Mrs. William Hardy assisted the hostess, Mrs. Hildebrand with the serving of lunch. Fund set up for family WINGHAM - A fund set up following a recent fire in East Wawanosh Township has shown the willingness of the people in the community to hell out in times of need. Lottie Scott and her family lost their home and possessions in a house fire on February 5, and the following morning a fund was started by the Belgrave K.insme n CLu b. Depots for donations of clothing, furniture and household supplies have been set up and a bank ac- count for cash donations was opened at the Toronto - Dominion Bank in Wingham. To date, local businesses and individuals have deposited' more than$7,000 in the account and 'enough furniture has been received to fill a new home, made available to the family be a neighbor.