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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-05-13, Page 32with these great .. . 1 GODI ;RICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 13,1981 -PAGE 1M All, A&P stores will.be CEASE VICTORIALDAY Monday, May 18th, 1981. Alan sitverwo°d SAVE 70¢ Silverwood, Assorted Flavours, Canadian DELUXE ICE CREAM 2 litre carton 3 ( Our Regular Price' 3.09) 011111110 d!//!(I I If 1l\1\\ Frozen, Jumbo, Original, Buttermilk or Blueberry AUNT JENIIMA WAFFLES Pka You'II do better with FROZEN FOODS from A&P. oi11111111 .,y OLD SOUTH 100% FLORIDA FROZEN, CONCENTRATED ORANGE JUICE 12.5 fl. oz. Our Reg. Price '1.29 FRASERVALE, FROZEN, BRUSSELS SPROUTS, BROCCOLI SPEARS, CAULIFLOWER 10AZ PKG :,n . SAVE .30 9¢ Fancy Vegetables 79¢ FARM HOUSE, FROZEN, ASSORTED VARIETIES Cream Pies 12 oz pkg 1.39 - FROZEN, CHEESE A&P Pizza 15 -oz pkg pies four 1.99 5 -inch WELCH'S, FROZEN, CONCENTRATED Grape Juice 12402 tin 99¢ SAVARIN - BEEF, CHICKEN, TURKEY OR SALISBURY STEAK 11.OZ PKG Frozen Dinners 1.09 Severin, (Our Regular Price 75e each - Buy 2 - SAVE 51c) Frozen, Beef, Beef & Kidney, Chicken or Turkey 8 -oz pkg POT PIES 2or99a (OUR REGULAR PRICE 93') 11111\ Minute Maid, Limeade, White or Pink 12 fl. oz. tin LESS THAN 1/2 PRICE SALE! Regular or Diet 6 PACKOF PEPSI -COLA 750 ml bottles ■ (Plu=s bottle SAVE deposit) (Our Regular Price 4.09) I 21__O I Hodes', Assorted'Varieties POTATO CHIPS (Our Regular Price 1.89) Bathroom, Assorted Colours SAVE 40c pkg of 49 4 rolls 200 g pkg. 19 • DELSEY TISSUE (Our Regular Price 1.69) Assorted Colours SAVE 40e KLEENEX TOWELS pkg of129 2 rolls GLAD, GARBAGE BAGS PKG OF 24 Kitchen Catchers 1.39 MITCHELLS, FANCY Applesauce 28 -f1 -oz jar 1.19 (SWEET MIXED OR YUM YUM PICKLES 1• LITRE JAR 1.69) WITH GARLIC, NO GARLIC OR POLSKI OGORKI 1 LITRE JAR Bick's Dill Pickles 1.49 RIO, SLICED Mushrooms 10 -f1 -oz lin 79¢ (Our Reg. Price up to 63c each) Buy 3 - SAVE up to 89e Assorted Varieties Including Fancy Peas 10 -H -oz tin LI BBYS VEGETABLES 34.00 FROZEN I � A&P Assorted TFlDRINRS LEMONADE , 0111111I1W/, 48 fl -oz tin SAVE 16? (Our Regular Price 75e) BARBECUE TIME Victoria Day marks the return of creative outdoor cooking. Almost any cut of meat can be enjoyed on the barbecue. By using a marinade before grilling, a Tess expen- sive cut 'of meat will provide a flavourful meal. Chicken pieces, beef or pork ribs are all delicious served with barbecued fresh fruits and vegetables. Hints for Your Next Barbecue. Steaks should be 1/2 inch thick or more. Turn meats with long handled tongs. Trim fat to control flareups. Keep barbecue in sheltered spot, out of wind. Line grill with heavy-duty foil for faster cooking, & easier clean-ups. A&P have prepared a free leaflet - "Over, On or Under the Coals", giving advice ort barbecuing meat; fruits and vegetables. Write for your free copy to: Ruth Reynolds, A&P Consumer Consultant, Co, The Great A&P C . of Canada, Ltd., P.O. Boa 68, Station A, Levn....+,y�. x,rr.'Gi�L� w..fv�•.�F .. .._ zu...;.,..ss,s:.aaw.m'✓n:.c /i& I( nml\\\` ' You'II do better with BARBECUE ITEMS from A&P ! PREPARED Heinz Mustard io-fl-ozjar49? KRAFT - REGULAR, ONION OR GARLIC B.B.Q. Sauce fl ozbtl119 e 1911111111111111• 111111•11111111111111 MI III i ® WITH THIS COUPON • • 5OOFF•• • ® THE PURCHASE PRICE OF EACH 111 ■ Plumrose Brand, Readyyto-Serine, ■ ® Dinner or Old Country Style S 81 • • PI II IANISH HAMS Limit one per family purchase ■ -. ,l9aalyd...tsoSEL,Ma .A61b • MIL., .._ --,,. w >• „ L i.'v; L.m..wT.vurta,..r.:"y'�'n'u ./v, pl,..` .-v.uT ,:xm.',.z.i f.!4. A C3.m.Iia.u.Y,,a BIII!®®IIIIIr®l/ylyl illy®l11®811118•®1111••••••®■es i SAVE UP TO 8.00. PER HAM or 40c per pound Cooked SMOKED WHOLE HAMS 1 16 to 20 -Ib average (Our Regular Price Ih 1;29 ) Smoked Cooked Shank Portion Butt Portion (NO CENTRE SLICES REMOVED) Shank Half (NO CENTRE SLICES REMOVED) Butt Half HAM STEAKS OR Centre Cuts Hams lb 9gii 161.09 lb 1.09 Ib 1.19 14 .79 SAVE 901 Ib Semi -Boneless BLADE or CHUCK SHORT RIB ROAST Cut from Canada's Finest Grade "A" Beef 16 LAiir Q trin,r Dri_e Ik 9.301 Blade, Chuck Short Rib or Shoulder BONELESS BEEF ROASTS 79 Ib SAVE up to 90c Ib (Our Regular Price up to 2.69 lb) (Our Reg. Price 2.49 Ib SAVE 1.00 Ib) ro Cut from Canada's Finest Grade 'A' Beef -'Great on the B.B.Q.° BLADE STEAKS 11,149 Canadian Queen CAN,NED H 1 (Our Reg. Price 3.99 1.00) 11/2 -Ib tin 99 (Our Regular Price 2.49 Ib) Pride of Canada, Fresh, Med., "B.B.q. Favourite" SAVE 60c Ib Grade 'A', Self -Basting, with Pop Up Timer GROUND' 9 ROASTING 139 BEEF Ib -" CHICKENS Ib - ,A&P, REGULAR OR THICK OR MARY MILES, SLICED 500 g VAC Side Bacon 1.69 PLUMROSE BRAND, REApY-TO SERVE, DANISH STYLE Dinner Hams 162.89 PLUMROSE BRAND, READY -TO -SERVE, VAC PAC, DANISH Hams OI�I Country 1 b 3.9 9 MARY MILES, SLICED, MAC A -CHEESE, CHICKEN OR BOLOGNA 375 g VAC PAC Cooked Meats 1.29 CUDDY BRAND 500 g CARTON Turkey Burgers 1.99 SHOPSYS - COLE SLAW OR 500 g CARTON Potato Salad ' 1.29 MARY MILES, READY -TO -SERVE, VAC PAC ALL BEEF, SHOPSYS "B.B.O. FAVOURITE" Dinner Hams 162.29 CANADIAN QUEEN, PURE PORK Sausages GRADE "A", FROZEN, CORNISH Game Hens MARY MILES Wieners 45 FROZEN Cod Fillets Ib1.49 20 TO 260Z AVERAGE. "8.6.0. FAVOURITE" 4gvac pac pal.29 Wieners 500 g vac pac 1. 9 A&P, FROZEN "GREAT ON THE 8.6.0." Beef Steakettes Ib 1.39 MARY MILES, VAC PAC Bologna Chunks Ib 1.29 MARY MILES, SLICED 375 g VAC PAC Cooked Ham 1.99 CUDDY BRAND, SLICED 14.69 Bologna 175 g vac pac gg¢ Canada Utility Grade, 6 to 12 -Ib Average (Our Reg. Price Ib 1.19 - SAVE 20c Ib) FROZEN TURKEYS Ib re Whole Turkey Legs Ib 99' Whole Turkey Breasts ib1.99 SAVE 2.00 (Our Regular Price 4.99) Schneiders - Frozen, Breaded Fried BUCKET OF CHICKEN 900 9 missimummemmomm C. Tit®ins 9 Pieces SCHNIEDERS, FROZEN, FRIED 900 g CARTON SCHNIEDERS, FROZEN, FRIED Chicken Breasts 4.99 Chicken Legs u.� r01 u1'v.,t e; iw1", ip l:u 7 900 g CARTON 4.49 d. i Campus holiday.... from page 14A program. "This may mean learning a new hobby, developing a talent, or just taking time to relax and think." Adjacent to rolling Countryside, the Guelph campus in Stnnfner offers •undisturbed peace and quiet. This year Summer Cam- pus has two one-week ses- sions the weeks of July 6 and July 13. Stimulation and en- joyment are.the aim of the diverse adult courses. Vaca- tioners can learn about wild plants, freelance writing, or explore beekeeping. Theatre Buffs will savour attendance at Shaw or Shakespearean Festival productions and lively discussions. Those who ever hoped there was another way to _ make a dollar can bone up on the futures market in the Commodity Trading course. Others will prefer the satisfactiorf of learning to speak some French or to sit at the piano and play a song for friends. Enhanced self-knowledge is the aim of a handful of courses. Psychology and Life explains why we laugh and blow our stacks. Stress Management instructs us how to roll with the emo- tional punches. And for those who feel shy or victimized, Negotiating and . Stand Up, Speak Out, Talk Back both teach how to cope and trium- ph. Courses for practical enlightenment also include Management Techniiaues for Women, plus two certificate courses, Personnel and In- dustrial Relations and . Pupil Transportation Manage- ment. Separation Survival is a seminar on the ins and outs of going it alone. Youngsters have eight' youth -programs. Computers, wildlife, acting, crafts, Fren- ch, music . and films are among the choices. -All are interspersed with swimm- ing, sports and hikes for a Memorable summer ex- perience. Classes finish early each ',afternoon, allowing time before dinner for relaxation or tour of Guelph. A 150 - year -old ' city, Guelph . is famous for its picturesque limestone buildings, attrac- tive shops and lanes. Within the city limits are two golf courses, and beyond some of the most beautiful coun- tryside in Southern Ontario, On campus; tennis and squash courts and the pool have been reserved for Vaca- tioners. Billiards and games rooms, coffee lounges and pubs are a stroll away. A barbecue, outdoor band con- cert, campus ,tour, dance clinic and Walt Disney ,movies for the children are \some of the evening enter- tainments. Vacationers can live on or off campus. Residences are modern and equipped for communal living with lounges, colour TV, and maid service. For complete information, contact Summer Campus '81 ( GR ), Room 103, Johnston Hall, University of Guelph, Guelph, Ontario, N1G 2W1, or call (519) 824-4120, Ext. 3956. Huronview news Roman Catholic Mass was held in the chapel at Huronview on, Friday morning May 1, wlhile in the afternoon. the residents enjoyed bingo on ground north. Old Ty me Music and the Over 90 Club joined in the auditorium on Monday af- ternoon and listened to Howard Smith and his or- chestra. All enjoyed any old favourites and the sweet music from the pano. violins. guitar and banjo. Tuesday was a busy day at Huronview with Caravan Clothes set up in the auditorium. giving residents and staff the opportunity to shop for some item of clothing, ' Day care held a workshop at the town hall in Clinton on Tuesday with the topic being "assessing recreation services for older adults in small communities". and Huronview staff members.