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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-06-23, Page 23SEMI -BONELESS BLADE OR CHUCK SHORT RIB Beef Roasts 95 79 _0000.... . OUR REGULAR PRICE UP TO 5.931kg-2.69 LB' d We reserve the right to limit quantities to normal family requirements! GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23,1962-PAGEGA • 2 trips for two to the ill. , SUPER BOWL! Plus 2 Pairs of GREY CUP tickets to be drawn at each ARGO Home Game. (Complete details at your A&P Store.) Fill hi this entry form and leave with cashier at any A&P Food Store. Nage................40................................_.............,....00mmem........ Address .. ..... ..a�W.... .. ......... ep.......a.........-200.0....-.-........o ... ... ... . soeml Codem ........00...a........... Tel Noe 00000moaloeraommeocaolpqmossoaceamoL Cut from Canada's Finest Grade "A" Beef! SAVE UP TO Prices effective thru Saturday , June 26th.1982. 1.98/kg .90 Ib SAVE 1.76/kg-.80 Ib MITCHELL'S, PURE Apple Juice 48 FL O2 TIN OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.63 MOUNTAIN DEW, REGULAR & DIET Pepsi-Cola 6 PACK OF 750 mL BTLS 99 Plus Deposit OUR REGULAR PRICE 4:49 SAVE 1.33/kg-.60 Ib BLADE, CHUCK SHORT RIB OR SHOULDER QUARTERS, WITH BACKS ATTACHED, GREAT ON THE B.B. Boneless Beef Roagts Fresh Chicken Leg61 09 62 119 /kg Ib OUR REGULAR PRICE 6.371Kg-2.89 LB. <> /kg Ib OUR REGULAR PRICE 3.511Kg-1.59 LB GREAT ON THE B.B.Q., FRESH. MEDIUM Medium Ground Beef Ikg 395/b 1.79 OUR REGULAR PRICE 5.251Kg-2.38 LB -SAVE 1.30!Kg-.60 LB FRESH QUARTERS, WITH BACKS & WINGS ATTACHED Chicken Breasts /4. Ib/ 1.29 OUR REGULAR PRICE 3 51!Kg-1.59 LB -SAVE 1.111Kg-.50 LB STRIP OR CUBED 29 SWIFT PREMIUM, VAC PAC Stewing Beef 5o5 Ikg/b 2 Bologna Chunks SWIFT LAZY MAPLE. PURE PORK Sausages FROZEN NEW ZEALAND (SHANK PORTION 5 71 Kg -2 59 LB. Whole lamb Legs FROZEN • TRAY PACK Boiling f=owl MAPLE LEAF Wieners PREVIOUSLY FROZEN. SLICED Beef Liver MARY MILES. HOT OR SWEET 5008.239 SausageITALIAN Wog STYLE A&P REGULAR OR THICK SLICED 5491kg/b 1" Side Bacon SWIFT PREMIUM. SLICED 152,,,g/Ib .69 Cooked `Ham 5 Ib box MAPLE LEAF 9 VAR: INCL. POLISH, BIERWURST & PEPPERONI 50 g 59 35114/1b 159 Deli Chubs 2size 1 395 / /kg/ Ib MAPLE LEAF SMOKE4%8 VAR. INCL. PEPPERONI & SALAMI 59 179 Sausage Sticks size • MAPLE LEAF. JUMBO SIZE, 6 VAR. INCL. REG. & BEEF SALAMI g99 vacpac 2 Deli Sausage „ size 2 175 g vac pac MARY MILES. SLICED, VARIETY OR MINCED HAM 59.5 Cooked Meats • vac pac 375 MARY MILES', SLICED 1961kg/1b .89 Bologna BREAKFAST MAPLE LEAF. REG BEEF OR B.B-O-GREAT ON THE B B 0 b 79 1 1\ J 1 V 11 L a7 V W 1 1 El U Burns Sausage 351 Ikg/b 159 WienerS ' vac1 Ipac 1 Canada Packers Cold Cuts SWIFT LAZY MAPLE, 2 TO 3 LB AVERA MAPLE LEAF. SLICED. REG, THICK OR HINT OF MAPLE % ChoiceYour Homesteader Ham • 9'i61kg/b. 429 Side Bacon vacp500 ac ��9 . 100g . b COUNTRY KITCHEN VISKING BOL GNA, DUTCH LOAF MAC & CHEESE, REG. OR PEPPERCORN SALAMI 375 g vac pac MAPLE LEAF SLICED, MEAT LOAF PORK & VEAL OR SWISS 169 Baked Loaves SHOPSYS-COLE SLAW OR 199 Potato Salad OLD VIENNA 169 Sho l s Salami 175 g pkg 500 g 149 ctn 500 g size 9 FRUIT ON THE BOTTOM, ASST FLAVOURS BURNS (TENDERFLAKED CHICKEN OR TURKEY 1.69) Silverwood 149 Tenderflaked 39 Yogurt. Tkirui53g Ham 6t5roz 11 OUR REGULAR PRICE .75 EACH -BUY 3 SAVE .76 ORANGE PEKOE HAMBURGER BUNS OR Galway k of fig Wiener p 60 Tea Bags OUR REGULAR PRICE 2.09 -SAVE .50 KRAFT PROCESS Cheez Whiz 5OO g jar OUR REGULAR PRICE 3.39 2 CHEFMASTER Luncheon Meat 12 oz tin Rolls p 12°f . OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.09 -SAVE .20 PREPARED (200 ml PLST SQUEEZE BTL) French's Mustard 500 mL jar ■ 8 ASSORTED VARIETIES, BICK'S Relishes 375 ml jar OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.15 ASST VARIETIES.INCL. BEEF & MEATBALL Clark 99 Stews 24 fl oz tin OUR REGULAR PRICE 2.49 -SAVE .50 INSTANT WITH CHICORY Encore Coffee 8 oz it99 jar OUR REGULAR PRICE 5.79 -SAVE .80 JANE PARKER Pecan Pie 565 g size OUR REGULAR PRICE 2.19 -SAVE .20 99 JANE PARKER, SLICED, CRACKED WHEAT OR 600/a Whole Wheat Bread made with 100% pure vegetable shortening 675 g loaf OUR REGULAR PRICE .83 KRAFT SALAD DRESSING Miracle Whip 1 LITRE JAR 9 OUR REGULAR PRICE 2.49 GLAD Garbage Bags pkg of 40 OUR REGULAR PRICE 5.99 JANE PARKER Angel Cake MM 390 g cake OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.99 • POWDERED (3 LITRE BOX 2.19) Fab Detergent 699 12. litre box IMPERIAL Soft Margarine pkg of 2 8 oz tubs OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.35 JANE PARKER, SLICED Raisin Bread made with 100% pure vegetable shortening 454 g loaf OUR REGULAR PRICE .99 Harbor report BY RON GRAHAM The Algobay arrived light from Buffalo for salt June 16 and cleared harbor the same day for MontreaL The Algorall arrived light for salt on June 20 and cleared harbor the same day for Green Bay, Wisconsin. The Robert S. Pierson arrived from Thunder Bay on June 18 and cleared harbor light for Thunder Bay 111 on June 20. 99 GLT leas new ra executive 0 Goderich Little Theatre W heldits annual dinner and dance at the Maitland i Country Club on Saturday, June 18. m Following a very en- joyable dinner, Wayne Lyons. 3:1 introduced the new _.. executive for the 1982-83 season: president -Ruth Leonard; past president- ne Betty Etue; vice-president for business -Wayne Lyons; vice-president for artistic affairs -Stephen Norton; corresponding secretary - Muriel Reinhart; recording secretary -Margaret DeBolt; treasurer -Reg Bell and publicity -Maureen Penn. The outgoing social committee of Hattie Bolsby, Margaret DeBolt and Maureen Penn then took over the proceedings with the presentation of the second annual Freddy (frog) Awards. These are GLT's equivalent to the Oscars. Among those receiving awards were Warren Robinson, Shirley Hall, Joyce Kuran, Arthur Currie, Michael Watts, Rick Fisher, Ann Coulter, Marjorie McQuire and Garry Hunter. The nature of these awards may be explained by the fact that Garry Hunter received his Freddy in the music category for his tear -jerking rendition of "Swanee River" in "Opal's Husband". Stephen Norton was pleased to be able to an- nounce the directors for the coming season's plays. They will be Philip McMillan, June Hill and Jim Saar. And while the actual plays cannot be named at this time, they will include a drama, a comedy and a musical to be directed by Saar at the conclusion of the season. idPY 1r a3j138 OG ThflOA. Quilts to be displayed The enthusiasm for last year's quilt display at the Blyth Theatre has spawned a second expanded showing: opening with the theatre's first play, July 2 at 7:30 p.m. The quilts, quilted hangings and cushions on display here, are the work of five Grey and Bruce area women who have been meeting and quilting once a week for about seven years. Susan Rankin, Paula Dimeck, Jenny Iserman, Sandra Lang and Jop are good friends who find their "quilting bees" a necessary part of their artistic and social lives., They work well "together striving to take this traditionally social art form a step further into the gallery. However, it's not all quilting. Two of these women are mothers, all are avid gardeners, several have careers outside the home while two of them work as professional textile artists from their homes. Despite their varied goals and often conflicting schedules, they have succeeded in mounting their second exhibition in Q eight months. C Each member of the group brings a distinct sense of style and colour to the collection. Interspersed with the extensive selection of o pieced work are examples of trapunto, whole -cloth quilting, applique. and of "I special note, Susan Rankin's batiked fabrics. Some works are interpretations of rn familiar patterns representing the traditional heritage, others are ® I examples of the quilted 310 surface that goes beymd O decoration. From an internatio .al tour, the Art Gallen �f Ontario has been featur.ng "The Dinner Party" a sculptural piece describ+gig women's history through traditional handicrafts sur h as quilting and embroider y It seems that the, rural areas of Western Ontario ha' e known the beauty and im- portance of our hand crafted arts where as the art com- munities are just now recognizing and exploring their richness. Continuing throughout July, "A Collection of Quilting II" proves that quilt art has a future as well as a las