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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-10-07, Page 27GO RICH SIGNAL,STAR, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7,1961 --PAGE 11A- •.. � v• "✓? tai /111 f -7 *AL-.r'f .. SAVE 36¢ OeIn Syrup Pack" Crushed, Sliced or Tidbits DOLE PINEAPPLE 19 -fl -oz tin ..,,0111111510/ hill il11111� SAVE 60¢ Heinz, Fancy TOMATO JUICE 48 -f1 -o TRUCKLOAD OF TURKEYS. SALE! One Price -All weights - No confusion at A&P! SAVE ' 30¢ Ib OR up to 7.20 PER TURKEY (Our Regular Price 1.05) Regular Evaporated CARNATION M'LK 160„ ( for Christies WHEATSWORTH CRACKERS PRESTONE 11 ANTI ;FREEZE 300 g pkg (Our Regular Price 1.39) Uncle Ben's, Traditional, Country or Southern STUFF aN „o g SUCHPkg 401111111/0/0 4 '�iiinn ninm You'll do better with E FROZEN FOODS from AQP ! Old South, Frozen, Concentrated, 100% Florida 4 litreastic799 GRAPEFRUIT or pl12.5-fl-oz O ORANGE JUICE tin container NABISCO CEREAL J.B., FROZEN, CONCENTRATED, SWEET Sh•reddies 675 g pk91.59 Apple Cider 12.541 -oz tin 89¢ E. D. SMITHS 19 -FL -OZ TIN FROZEN, DELUXE 540 g OR PEPPERONI 510 g Pumpkin Pie •Filler 99¢ Totino Pizzas 12»Pe 1.89 RED KIDNEY OR DEEP BROWNED WITH PORK FROZEN, ARCTIC GARDENS, ASSORTED VARIETIES 10.01 PKG Libby's Beans 28-II-oztin Log Stir Fry Vegetables 1.19 LONG GRAIN & WILD OR BROWN & WILD 142 g PKG SCHNEIDERS, FROZEN, %a -LB PLUS Uncle Ben's Rice 1.49 , Beef Burgers POST CEREAL (HONEYCOMB 275 g PKG 1.39) HIGH LINER, FROZEN Sugar Crisp 250gpkg 1e1911IItSole In Batter 8 Varieties Whole K ing Cream Style or erne) (12 -f1 -oz) Niblets Corn GREEN VEGETABLES GIANT z 14 -fl -oz tins B� SAVE up to 47c (Our Regular Price up to 73c each) J Spaghetti, Alpha-getti, Zoodles, In Tomato Sauce LIBBY'S 14 -fl -oz PASTAS tin9 ¢ HOSTESS, ASSORTED VARIETIES Potato Chips NO. 1 GRADE, LIQUID Beemaid Honey 3.19 McCORMICKS, WHOLE WHEAT - SUNWHEAT, CHOCOLATE, DIGESTIVE, SHORTCAKE Biscuits 200gpkg1.19 1 kg FREEZER JAR 4009 tin tie bag 1.59 MARTIN'S RECONSTITUTED Apple Juice 48 oz. tin 79? Pimm mr Flavours GAY LEA YOGURT .4.. ki 500 g u (Our Regular Price 1.45) SAVE 46? 500 g pkg 1.79 14-ozpkg 2.29 Ocean Spray, Whole Berry or Jellied CRANBERRY SAUCE 14 -fl -oz tin (6.5 fl -oz tin 59c) ( Our Regular Price 1.15) 1 1 SAVE 36? collect a Complete Set Hand Painted Dinnerware FEATURE OF THE WEED "SALAD 99 PLATE" only d . with each $5.01 purchase Grade "A", Frozen, Maple Leaf Miracle Baste, A&P Self -Basting or Swift Deep -Basted BUTTERBALL TURKEYS 6 to 24 pound 'b average 29 (Our Regular Price 1.59 lb) Jane Parker, Specially Prepared loaf Stuffing Bread 24 -oz loaf 87,6' LESS THAN 1/2 PRICE! monis a ie Loaf, idea for slicing lid a Frying (Or Ma 2.29 - SAVE 1.30)SAUSAGE MEAT P ng tying er ur TurleyRanulaStuffing 500 g roll 99, SAVE 70? Ib with Supermarket prices Cut from Canada's Finest Grade "A" Beef SAVE TOP 70ji Ib BONELESS BEEF ROASTS Ib Outside Cut, Eye Removed Rump, Sirloin Tip, Round Roast Inside Cut Round Roast ENNIMMoommon (Our Regular Price 3.29 lb) (Our Reg. Price up to 3.49 lb) FRESH, LEAN TENDERIZED Ground Beef ' ib 1.99 Cube Steak Ib 3.29 INSIDE CUT SCHNEIDERS, REGULAR OR ALL BEEF Round Steak 162.79 Wieners 1-Ibvac Pac 1E99 SMOKED RINHOLE HAMS Shank Portion lL 14 to or Halves IAA 19 -lb Butt Portion avg. or Halves Ib 1.4 9 Ib Centre CutsSAVE or Ham Steaks 40�1b 29 ( Our Regular Price 1.69 lb) Boneless Dinner Hams Ib 2.99 Swift Premium, Vac Pac Quarters Ib 2.89 Burns SUGAR PLUMlb 79 BREAKFAST HAMS Halves SAUSAGE WHOLE HAMS Ib 4.19 MAPLE LEAF 175 g VAC PAC SCHNEIDERS, VAC PAC - OWE -FASHIONED Hams Halves 1b 4.39 SWIFT BolognauM® 1.49 Cooked Hary 375 g vac pac (ROLLERS MOPS HERRING 293 g JAR 2.19) A&P, REGULAR OR THICK SLICED 500 g VAC PAC FEATURE FOODS EUROPEAN, THICK CUT Side Bacon 2.19 Herring 510 g jar 3,39 In stores' with Deli Shop! Ham Steaks 1.89 SWIFT PREMIUM, SLICED 175 g VAC PAC L59 CANADA PACKERS, YOUR CNO!CF, c VA!!! 1F,5 N r a Aemos, t;:�, co= Cold Cuts 161.99 Lig " 1 xrs1 r61.89 auxiliary holds tea The Huronview Auxiliary had a very successful tea in - the auditorium on Sept. 30 and administrator Wayne Lester opened it at 2 p.m. with a speech of welcome. Mrs. Jean Griffiths looked after the register at the door and Mrs. L. 'Lockhart, the president, mingled with the guests. The bake table in charge of the Clinton W.I. had a nice display of baking and vegetables donated by In- stitute members and. others interested in helping the aux- iliary. The Blyth W.I. looked after the kitchen and donated the lunch for the tea tables. Mrs. C. Archibald and Mrs. F. Powell -poured tea while Mrs. Mary Clairmont and the Goderich ladies served the tea and the lunch. Mrs. Leila Johnston and Mrs. Mabel McAdam sold tickets on a draw. A cushion was won by Mrs. Hazel Parker, a pair of pillowcases by Mr. E. Edwards and a basket of apples by Mrs. Sybil Palmer. There was a large display of crafts from the craft room for sale and tickets were be- ing sold on a nice quilt. The auxiliary wishes to thank all who helped to make the auturnn tea a success. Bazaar held at Huronview Mabel Scott and Margaret McQueen sang a duet at Huronview's Sunday morn- ing worship service. The choir sang the anthem, I Heard The Voice of Jesus Say. The Exeter Young Peoples held a service on Sunday afternoon and Sun- day evening hymn sing was held. • The Huron Strings enter- tained at Old Time Music on Monday afternoon. Marie Flynn was accompanied by Lorne Lawson, Warren Whit- more, Stan Hillen and Wilson McCartney. Also accompa- nying the musicians was Huronview's own Jim Rud- dock playing his accordion. A very successful Fall Bazaar was held on Wednes- day, afternoon and all would like to thank all those who support Huronview and the Huronview Auxiliary by at- tending. Bible Study was held in the chapel on Thursday afternoon. Huronview would like to welcome Charles Wilson from Goderich, Miss Verna McLaughlin from Wingham, and Dominique Hendricks from Clinton. On October 18th, Huron - view , will be holding ,open house for the official opening of ,the new wing: All are in- vited to attend. Round 'n About... • from page 10A purr-rrs a lot and rubs his face against you - and comes a -bounding when you whistle for him. He already seems to know what you say and is very obedient. A few weeks ago I began to worry - he was making the doggondest Mir -rows and wails - and I knew he . was growing up in more ways than size. His VOICE was changing. And he was good at defending his milk bowl since he was still eating outside. With the bad weather I was really torn because the boss hadsaid "he can't come in!" 1 knew he was right but since he sleeps until noon usually - I would let poor Mr. Cat come in. He was very well behaved but I was worried because he was becoming a Mr. and I didn't know if I could trust him in the house. Iast week I coaxed him into the car and took him for a ride - to the Vet's. He yowled and cried for half the way, then settled down beside tile and didn't talk any more - even was good when I carried him into the building. He spent a day or so there where he received good care, shots and an operation. I haven't been able to coax him into the car since -. I wonder why!? Anyway, this big beautiful. affectionate, gray, tabby, who will stay home nights and be a companion is looking for a home. Your will love him -Ill miss him but I'll know he's ok. lave, Martha. tD