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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-06-02, Page 16t. PAGE 6A -GODERICH SIGNALS' Children's author • coming Goderich Branch Library is pleased to have Canadian children's author and storyteller, Robert Munsch on Saturday, June 5 at 11 a.m. There is free admission to the program which is'' sponsored by Outreach On- tario. Children and adults are welcome to attend. • Mr. Munsch lives in Guelph and has published% five stories through Annick Press. These are: Jonathan Cleaned Up, Mud ,Puddle, The Paperbag Princess, Then He Heard a Sound and the most recent story being The Boy in the Drawer. Munsch was born in Pitt- sburgh, Pennsylvania. In 1973, working in a day care centre in Coos Bay, Oregon, he told stories in order to keep the kids quiet at nap time. • "I started making up my own stories, which didn't have pictures. Well, they bribed me; they liked my own stories and they wouldn't stay on their cots - unless I gave them their own story - a new story - every day." Munsch's stories don't spr- ing from his head in final form. They evolve through the telling. "All I'm trying to do is keep the audience from leav- ing when I tell stories. That's my bottom line. Of the stories I tell, one m 25 is a really good story that will last. The others will hold the kids for the moment. The acid test of a good story is when the same kids request it again and again." Mr. Munsch is currently a lecturer with, the Depart- ment of Family Studies at the University of Guelph. This June 5 .program will feature storytelling, discus- sion and a chance for autographs. Tickets. going. fast, Season tickets for • the Blyth Summer Festival are selling at twiee last year's record breaking irate as many take advantage of this theatre bargain. Anne Mann, Box Office manager at the 'festival says that the box office is just meeting this pleasing challenge. Anne says, "The vouchers are very attractive to theatre- goers because they may be redeemed for any com- bination of plays.' More flexibility is provided by the expansion of the season to 72 performances and ' five plays. Vouchers will be available until June 26. Concurrently, tickets for touring groups are being booked at a rate of one group a day. While increased voucher sales demonstrate the theatre's popularity with local audiences, these 'group sales allow people from distant parts to witness Huron County's heritage. With all this activity at the festival, it is advisable to order tickets as .soon as possible in order to assure better seating. The box office numbers are (519) 523-9300, and 523-9225. Tax hits Festival The effects of the recent • provincial budget will mean aii increase in the ,cost of the Country Suppers at the Blyth Summer Festival. The budget means that the 7 percent retail sales tax will now apply to the homecooked suppers and lunches. Last year the festival arranged 3,500 meals. The community women's groups cater these weekend events; last summer they raised $15,000 for their good works. The festival began with one lunch for one bus group with one local church. This year, they expect to book over 40 sittings of 100 with 11 women's groups. The theatre's 1982 brochure was already published wl,e,I the budget was announced sa the new supper prices are not listed. The festival apologizes for the confusion this may cause. The basic prices are: Dinners $7.00, Lunches $4.50. The 7 percent tax should be calculated on the total number of Country Suppers. These delicious meals are well worth this extra cost. For more information call the Blyth Summer Festival Box Office at (519) 523-9300 or 523-9225. YOU'LL DO BETTER AT A&P We reserve the right to limit quantities to normal family requirements. YOU'LL DO BETTER AT A&P Prices effective thru Saturday, June 5th, 1982. POWDERED Tide Detergent 6 LITRE BOX MACARONI & CHEESE Kraft Dinner 225gPKG PRODUCT OF. ONTARIO GREAT IN SALADS COME VISIT E FA •For Freshness .& Savings. OUR REGULAR PRICE .59 PRODUCT OF CHILE THE NATURAL SNACK Fresh Mushrooms Black- Grapes 80 YOU'LL DO BETTER AT A&P 8 oz pkg Ikg PRODUCT OF ONTARIO OR U.S.A. PROD. OF CALIFORNIA. LARGE SIZE 88's Green Onions Valencia or Radishes bunches Mr° Oranges PRODUCT OF U.S.A.. SWEET. RIPE Whole Watermelon 12 299 399 OUARTER EACH 1.49 PROD. OF CALIFORNIA. LARGE. SWEET. RIPE. FRESH PROD_ OF MEXICO. RIPE. SWEET Strawberries BOX T each 199 Fresh Mangos CANADA FANCY. PROD. OF ONTARIO. ALL PURPOSE Ida Red Apples 9199 CANADA NO.1 GRADE. PROD. OF ONTARIO. LONG. ENGLISH Cucumbers SEEDLESS .99 PROD. OF CALIFORNIA. GREAT WITH CHEESE SAUCE ° Fresh Broccoli bunch .99 PRODUCT OF ONTARIO. FRESH Leaf Lettuce 2 for .99 PROD. OF FLORIDA, JUICY REFRESHING. IDEAL WITH PERRIER each ■ 99 CANADA N0.1 GRADE. PROD. OF FLORIDA. TENDER. GOLDEN. FRESH Corn E Cob 6 for 199 ORVILLE REDENBACHER'S PROD. OF U.S.A. Popping Corn ir17139 CANADA NO. 1 GRADE. PROD. OF U.S.A New Potatoes •86v139 PROD_ OF U.S.A.. TENDER. FRESH 452� Zucchini Squash Ibg/ ■69 CANADA FANCY; PROD. OF SOUTH AFRICA. ALL PURPOSE Fresh Limes $ for .99 Apples PRODUCT OF CALIFORNIA. SIZE 138's GRANNY SMITH 2181kg/Ib ■ 99 PRODUCT OF FLORIDA; TENDER. FRESH Oranges 12 199 Green Beans218lkgib .99 Boston Fern Hanging Basket 8 pot h 7•99 BUY 3 --SAVE .41 THE 'CONNOISSEUR CAT FOOD ASST VARIETIES Pura Cat Food 043 6 oz tins OUR REGULAR'PRICE .49 EACH WILDMERE, FIRST GRADE Butter 1� made with 100% pure vegetable shortening MARVEL, SLICED White Bread 675 g LOAF OUR REGULAR PRICE .70 A&P, A PREMIUM BLEND Bokar Instant Coffee 10 OZ JAR 99 OUR REGULAR PRICE 5.79 je You'II do better with BAKED GOODS from A&P! You'II do better with FROZEN FOODS from A&P! JANE PARKER . • SAVE 1.00 Anel 390 g. -Ca 'e Size 111 99 OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.99 STONEMILL FARMS. SLICED. A NATURAL SOURCE OF FIBRE Bran\ Bread HAMBURG BUNS OR Wiener Rolls JANE PARKER Raisin Pie 675 g loaf .69 pkg of 12 ■ 9 624 g 49 size 1 ■ L JANE PARKER, SLICED Raisin Bread ,69 454loaf g OUR REGULAR PRICE .99 ECONOMY TEA BAGS Mother SAVE 69 Parkers .50 'of1009 OUR REGULAR PRICE 2.19 LIQUID Javex Bleach FABRIC SOFTENER Bounce 1.8 Titre 99 plst jug ■ pkgs0 5 39 sheets ■ 1 -PLY BATHROOM TISSUE. ASSORTED COLOURS Cottonelle 4kol,s 1.49 FABRIC SOFTENER Fleecy Liquid 3.6 litre plst jug REGULAR PKG OF 30 OR TODDLER PKG OF 24 BabyScott Diapers pkg ASSORTED PLAIN OR DECORATOR ScotTowels FROZEN, MAC & CHEESE, OR SPINACH SOUFFLE Stouf fersChcwen A,. King a Sngle '12 OZ Entrees o;g, sg pkg OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.49 -SAVE .50 SUN PAC. FROZEN, CONCENTRATED Orange Juice CAVENDISH. FROZEN. ASSORTED CUTS French Fries FROZEN Cod Fillets 12.5 fl oz tin 2 Ib pkg . 79 . 99 351/k 159 g Ib FROZEN Whitefish .�e 918/00 LOUR REGULAR PRICE 3.291kg-1.49 I� PARTLY SKIMMED. FRESH o. 2 /0 MILK 3 QUART BAG 68 PROCESS SINGLE Diamond THIN CHEESE SLICESCES 3.29 Black SEALTESI LIGHT -N LIVELY 3.59 Cottage Cheese PROCESS CHEESE SLICES g p' 1 29 Kraft Velveeta 2 rolls ■ FINE, GRANULATED White Sugar 19 2 kg bag 500 pk g259 Rk9 ■ Sct g 1.39 5:1 g 2■99 GRADE "A" Large Eggs 109 dozen