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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-08-18, Page 23This week's reason you'll do better at A&P! No(it )1-11 RED tiA t':h�� FRAmeu L,E ROUGE c BUY 4 SAVE 1.51 FINE, GRANULATED White Sugar LARGE SIZE- 4 kg BAG TAB, SPRITE OR Coca-Cola 750 mL Btls (PLUS BTL. DEPOSIT) DESSERT STYLE, ASST FLAVOURS Silverwood Yogurt 175 g TUBS for OUR REGULAR PRICE .75 EACH _ t SIG 4f Y,. AUGUST 21),, UNR,,piagua We redeem all food store coupons! MARLBORO, WHITE Bathroom Tissue - PKG OF 4 ROLLS L2 for COMP 49 ARE TO CAPRI AT OUR REG. PRICE OF 1.49 EACH SAVE 1.V4/kg with supermarket paces SAVE .70ib iii�inSteak. one or Wing Steaks or Roasts OUR REGULAR PRICE UP TO 10.34/kg-4.69 LB SAVE 2.64/kg-1.20 Ib OUTSIDE CUT EYE REMOVED Boneless Round Roast. 48/ OUR REGULAR PRICE 8.131kg-3.69 LB FRESH Lean Ground Beef 4391kg/b 199 GREAT ON THE B.B.O. Round Steak 747►kg/b 339 GREAT ON THE B.B.O. Cube Steak '25 fkg/l/b 329 TOWN CLUB OR A&P, REG OR THICK SLICED Side Baconvac pac 500 S. SLICED. SKINLESS & DEVEINED. PREVIOUSLY FROZEN Beef Liver 196,k9/Ib .89 NEW ZNSHOULDER 4171kg/b 189 Lamb Chops REGULAR, BEEF OR B.B.O. . Maple Leaf Wieners GOLDEN. FRY OR SKINLESS Maple Leaf Sausages alb 129 VOA pac 500 g 939 pkg t* SAVE 2.43/kg-1.1O Ib RUMP, SIRLOIN TIP OR INSIDE CUT ROUND Boneless Beef Roasts 93/0169 /kg Ib OUR REGULAR PRICE 8.361kg-3.79 LB MAPLE LEAF, SLICED Cooked Ham 175 g 139 pkg MAPLE LEAF, SLICED, 16 VAR INCL MAC & CHEESE Cooked Meat acp9 199 MAPLE LEAF, SWEET PICKLED /, Cottage RoHs 4391kg/Ib 199 - MAPLE LEAF. READY -TO -SERVE. SMOKED PICNIC STYLI Pork Shoulders 3731kg/lb 169 MAPLE LEAF. SLICED. REGULAR. THICK OR HINT OF MAPLE Side Bacon SHOPSY, COLE SLAW OR Potato Salad OLD VIENNA Shopsy Salami. ALL BEEF Shopsy Sausages iU g vac pac 299 680 g 169 tub 500 g 279 pkg 500 g 969 pkg SAVE .67/kg-.301b FRESH, QUARTERS, WITH BACKS & WINGS ATTACHED Chicken Breasts. OR CHICKEN LEGS with backs attached 84/129 _ pkg/ ■ Ib OUR REGULAR PRICE 3.511kg-1.59 LB FRES Chicken Halves . 262,4/1? SWIFt READY -TO -SERVE. BONELESS. DINNER STYLE 7O/Ib 349 Sugar Plum Hams=7 SWIFT PREMIUM 5i 159 Bologna Chunks= 31kg / Ib CANADIAN OUEEN, HOT OR SWEET Sausage Italian Style 4;k:/g, 189 IN STORES WITH DELI! MAPLE LEAF FINE, COARSE & CREAMY MAPLE LEAF 6 VAR INCL DUTCH LOAF 19 Cold Cuts e1141100g/Ib Liver 49 Sausage. o0g 9 INSTANT, ASSORTED VARIETIES NEILSON ASSORTED FAMILY Dain 235099 Chocolate Fried ICE: pkgs Bars OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.05 PKG pkg. of.2 POWDERED SAVE .80 r OxYdol litre 6 49 De ergent b�X OUR REGU AR PRICE 5.29 FABRIC SOFTENERBRAVO Bounce Pkgof40ts 3■ 49 Napolitana Sauce shee kg CLOVER LEAF RED A&P REGULAR OR MINIATURE PORK IN TOMATO SAUCE, PORK & MOL214i.49 SES 2o4tn 1 ®49 Heinz Beans tins STAYCOLD P of6 Beverage Hoideii 20.149 DISHWASHER DETERGENT 1 4 kg Calgo-nite bo>< 3.49 BATH SIZE, BEAUTY, BANDED Dove Soap peck '77:(b1291■ 49 REGULAR SIZE, DEODORANT ZeSt Soap banded pack of 4 bare SoCke�e, Salmon 7-701w 2.49 Marshmallows ROASTED, PEGAULAR OR AUTOMATIC DRIP Ib vac A&P BRAND 1 Sanka Coffee bag 3:9 Mandarin Oranges RAMEN SUPREME BEEF OR CHICKEN A&P, ALUMINUM Instant boodles 4 k§� 1=49 Wonderfoil Wrap - Buy 3 -SAVE 1.36 2 pkg 1.49 2 IDR 1 ■49 Wins 12 inch by752 ig fart roll ! _ _.,. ASSORTED VARIETIES -500 g CELLO PKG ASST VARIETIES, "POUCH PACK" OuickAsAWrnk')149 Lancia ti Pastas pkgs Cake Mixes 3/1(227gsg OUR REGULAR PRICE .95 EACH- -MANGE PEKOE, MOTHER: PARKERS OUR REGULAR PRICE 2.09 HOLE PLAIN,KOSHER,POLSKI OGORKI & GARLIC Heinz Dill Pickles 149 1 Titre lar OUR REGULAR PRICE 2.09 IDEAL, FANCY, Whole Kernel Corn 4 1 fl oz tin. COMPARE TO GREEN GIANT AT OUR REG. PRICE OF .79 EACH EitlY3 ; SAVE BEEF CHICKEN OR IRISH Cordon Bleu Stews 49 24 fl, oz tin OUR REGULAR PRICE 2.49 . CHASE & SANBORN Coffee 249nb bag CHOICE, ASST VAR INCL PEAS & CARROTS Libby's Vegetables 49 10 f1 Loz tins OUR REGULAR PRICE UP TO °.69 EACH sst C,1 CO Pi, egi eel lib -17 0 c 0 03 111 P m XI 120 Blyth plans fair A brightly costumed country ,fife sella • be held onthe erything :4,Wit ,oE the Blyth kleatotial all Saturday, August2l. This Eair Is'anima dead tsar by the Blyth Board of Directors and FrIennd of Blyth. They will.de orate thdr tables, don 'plc eer clothing and gather up treasurers to be sold. These will include home bghingsaid art flowers, books flee market items and Bifamousyues 'Tomorrow Bows.' Jennifer Hill, who is heading up this interesting pro est, says more items are needed .if it is to be a big success in the tradition of the Board's activities. If sautUan help out providing items for the various booths or lust • lend a hand, get in touch with one of the cosnyllnOtone John McKibbon of Goderich, 5246654, Mildred McAdam of Clinton, 482-3657, Elizabeth Herman of Blyth, 523.4331 or Sheila Richards of Brussels, 8874616. The event runs from 11 a.m. until 4 p.m. and refreshments will be available. News from Huronview Reverend Wittick was in charge of Sunday morning worship held in the new Huronview auditorium. We were pleased to have his family with us .,again and they were guests of Betty Scratch for lunch. The con. gregation--was. appreciative..... of Mrs. Wittick's solos. Next Sunday Reverend Wittick will preach his farewell sermon and he will be missed by all of us. Beginning the fust Sunday in September our .new minister will be Reverend Norman Pick of Ontario Street United Church; . Clin- • ton. We are looking forward to Mr. Pick being with us. Monday afternoon the Resident's Council held a successful meeting. Several items of business were discussed and problems solved. Plans are being. made, for theiall activities. The resident's directory has arrived and we are very pro ud of this a gift from the Huronview Women's Aux- iliary. When all the names have been set in order the directory will be placed in the main entrance. We are also appreciative of the wall hanging on main floor op- posite the elevator. Thanks to Betty Scratch for this at- tractive gift. In the new auditorium on the left wall hangs a beautiful painting of Blue Boy left to Huronview by the late Edith Highley: On the front wall hangs the Huron County Crest and Coat of Arms. This par- ticular piece of art has been sometime in the snaking and we thank everyone who had a part in completing this handsome addition. Tuesday afternoon Special Care residents enjoyed the piano music played by Elsie Henderson and refreshments were served. Van rides took up a great part of Wednesday and many of the residents took advantage of this to get out in the sun and fresh air and enjoy the country side. Bible Study was held in the chapel Thursday afternoon with Mrs. S. Prouty in charge of the service. Margaret McQueen presided at the organ. Milford Prouty gave the scripture reading and Mrs. Prouty led in prayer. Elmer Desjardine sang a solo and a trio com- posed of Mr. and Mrs. Des- jardine and Mrs. Prouty sang with everyone in the group joining in. Mrs. Des- jardine gave the message. Folks from Ground Centre and Ground North had their barbecue this week. Emily Williams on . everyones behalf proposed a toast of thanks to the excellent staff for thepregaration and serv- ing this delicious and hearty meal. Janet Zapfe, Margaret McQueen, Elsie Henderson, and Mary Ross spent Friday„ afternoon at Bluewater ,Cents . tre "viewing antiques, arts and crafts. A warm welcome is ex- tended to Howard Clark of Londesboro who is visiting with us on vacation care and Mrs. Elms McFarine of Auburn who is now irking her'home at Huronview. We extend sympathy to the families of the late Mrs. Grace VanLoo, Miss Florence Laidlaw and Miss Annie McKinnon,. These ladieS all residents of Huron - view died this week.