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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-08-03, Page 2713. n ! PRINTED, ASSORTED COLOURS White Swan Towels PKG OF 2 ROLLS OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.59 SAVE 1.77,x, .801e PARTLY SKIMMED Fresh 2% Milk 4 LITRE BAG 229 CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE "A" BEEF SEMI -BONELESS Blade Roast or Chuck Short Rib OUR REGULAR P.RICE4.61 /kg -2.09 lb SAVE 1.77/kg-.80 lb CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE," A'. BEEF BLADE, CHUCK.SHORT.RIB.OR.SHOULDERBEEF . Boneless Roasts yat�9 g Ib OUR REGULAR PRICE 5.05/kg-2.29 lb 5 -BONE CUT, OVEN READY ROAST OR STEAKS Prime SAVE65/1(?! 99,35 /kgRib 1.50 Ib Ib OUR REG PRICE UP TO 9.901kg-4.49 lb FRESH. MEDIUM Ground Beef BEEF (CENTRE CUT 5 49?kq- 2 49 IhI Brisket Point c,'ttl 39951 79 1,5,iIb 505 /229 Ikg Ib SHOULDER CUTS (STRIP OR CUBED 4 391kg-1 99 lb, Stewing Beef CANADA'S GRADE A BEEF Rib Eye Steaks CAP OFF Rib Steaks RIB OP 3 TO 3' LB CUT TENDER,:,IN POR'(JN Pork Loin Roasts ROAST OP CHOP BONELESS F 1:c , Porkoin Centre`e PORK OIN RIB PORTION COUN'R, 5' F Spare Ribs ASSORTED FLAVOURS. SLEEVE PACK OF Gay Lea Yogourt MONARCH CORN OIL SLEEVE PACK OF 2 Soft Margarine A&P Cottage Cheese ASSORTED FLAVOURS Tang Fruit Drinks 7/189 Ikg ( lb 139 /599 747 /339 !kg lb J�17/189 `� Ikg lb 5 /2 lb 439Ik/199 `tet q In tubs .5125 q 8 or tubs 1.29 cont 5Dot 1.29 3 pack of 250 mL ctns .99 Kraft Mayonnaise OUR REGULAR PRICE 1 99 We reserve the right to limit quantities to normal family requirements Prices effective thru Saturday , August 6th, 1983. REGULAR, FINE OR EXTRA FINE Nabob Tradition Coffee 369 g VAC PAC BAG 9 9 OUR REGULAR PRICE 3.69 (Begu1at et Fine Decaffe(naisd-389 g vac pat bag -3.5B) • 1 N w v 4 with supermarket prices '? w SAVE 1.99/kg-.90 lb SAVE 1.10/kg-.50 lb COMB. PACK -CONTAINS: 2 RIB ENDS. 2 LOIN ENDS. EXCELLENT.FOR BRAISING 4 CENTRE CUTS CHOPS. 8 CHOPS PER PKG Blade Steaks Loin Pork Chops 284/1294?/1'° Ik9,b .b OUR REGULAR PRICE 4.831kg-2.19 lb OUR REGULAR PRICE 5.271kg-2.39 lb REGULAR. ALL BEEF OR B.B.Q. Maple Leaf Wieners OUR REGULAR PRICE 2.69 1 LB VAC PAC MAPLE LEAF. REGULAR. BEEF OR GARLIC 1 49 Sliced Bologna RIB PORTION Boneless Pork Loin MAPLE LEAF SWEET PICKLED. VAC PAC Cottage Rolls A&P REGULAR & THICK SLICED Side Bacon NEW ZEALAND SPRING. FROZEN. LOIN Lamb Chops NEW ZEALAND SPRING FROZEN (SHORT CUT( Lamb Legs MAPLE LEAF Bologna Chunks 593/269 (kg Ib 417/189 `� Ikg lb '500 g 239 vac pac 659/299 Ikg lb 5/2 lb 329/149 MAPLE LEAF SLICED. 7 VAR INCL MAC & CHEESE Cooked Keats vac pac375 g 159 MAPLE LEAF, 5 ASST VARIETIES INCL GOLDEN FRY Sausages 500 216 KRAFT ASSORTED VARIETIES B.B.Q. Sauce KRAF T PLAIN OR FRUIT FLAVOUR Marshmallows UNICO Tomato Paste UNICO, RED Kidney Beans 16 Il oz lar 1.29 250 g69 pkg s 25':Iloz 79 tins ■ 19 ft or tin ■ 59 500 ml JAR STUFFED MANZANILL A OR QUEEN 149 Unice Olives OUR REGULAR PRICE UP TO 1.89 74; JUMBO 01 IVES -750 ml JAR -1.79 375 mL JAR 99 ■ 500 g VAC PAC 169 FROZEN EVISCERATED A & P SELF BASTING OR SWIFT PREMIUM Butterball Turkeys BURNS PRIDE OF CANADA Back Bacon CANADIAN QUEEN. HOT OR SWEET Sausages IStyte SHOPSY'S DELI FRESH. SLICED Cooked Ham SHOPSYS, COLE SLAW OR Potato Salad 5 to 12 I overag 262/119 990/4 33kg /169 175g129 pkg 500 g 139 cont IN STORES WITH DELI! MAPLE LEAF FINE. COARSE OR CREAMY Liverwurst .28 1100 q /12lb 9 MAPLE LEAF Smoked Sausage .44 I,OO g/19lb lb PALANDA. 'IN SYRUP, SLICED. CRUSHED. TID BITS Pineapple AYLMER. CHOICE Whole Tomatoes 2 PARTLY SKIMMED Carnation Milk NABISCO Shreddies 19 II oz tin 28 11 oz tin 385 ml tin . 69 . 89 .59 500 P gg 1 e39 GOOD HOST. REGULAR Iced Tea (Mix OUR REGULAR PRICE 2.79 (750 g cont -3 19 Our reg 'Price 3 69 -SAVE .50) 500 g CONT 229 4/ =ma.. isalkor REGULAR & SUGAR FREE SPRITE, DIET TAB COLA, DIET COKE OR Coca-Cola Case of 24 280 mL TINS REGULAR & SUGAR FREE SPRITE, DIET TAB COLA, DIET COKE OR Coca-Cola 750 ml Btl plus .30 bottle deposit OUR REGULAR PRICE .75 ACH E.D. SMITH Garden Cocktail 1 48 fl oz 49 btl OUR REGULAR PRICE 2.09 STRAINED. MEATLESS VAR OF FOODS & JUICES Heinz Baby Foods OUR REGULAR PRICE .44 EACH Y, AUGUST 3,1183 --PAGE 3A Compete for prizes Monday July 3/Z was a perfect steer evening for Men's Night, with 48 men competing for the prizes. Dave Cornish was in first place with even par gross round. Ed Brissette and Gerald Morgan were second. In third place was Art Mountford. Other winners were Jeff Haman, Jim Baird, Jack Gould, Del Bedard, John Kane, Murray McGill, Doug Hesk, Guy Kelly, Paul Murphy, Gerd Harrison, Ralph Neville, John Alexander, Ken Hall, Bill Brown and Mike Collins. The winners for the least number of putts were Paul Murphy, Dave Cornish, Bill Lurnby and John Alexander. The closest to the pin on number 1 was Doug Hesk. The closest to the pin on number 5 was Scott Collins. On Ladies's Night, a game in the CLGA book was played, it was called Bingo Bango Bongo. ' Prizes were given to those first on the green, closest to the hole and first in the hole. The prizes were donated by Carlsberg. The first place winner was Doris Paquette, second was Ardith Brissette, third was Joyce Shack, and fourth was Bud Lumby. Verna Kane won the first low gross prize in the first flight. Gerry Mountford won the low net prize. In the second flight, Joan McDougall won the low gross prize and Grace Neville the low net place. Chris Hoffmeyer in the third flight won the low gross prize, and Rosemarie won the prize for low net. Lois McGill won the low gross and low net was won by Kay Blacker in the fourth flight. Verna Kane did very well at the Lathe's Ontario Tournament in Dundas, where Verna shot to her handicap. Children invited to game This week and next week, the Recreation Department has some very interesting activities planned as part of its Summer Special Events program. On the morning of Thursday, August 4 a trip to the police station is planned. Children who would like to learn about the life of a policeman should meet at Jpdith Gooderham Park at ' 9:30. The event is free. On Thursday afternoon a bike rodeo will be held at the Arena parking lot. Children of all ages are invited to test their driving skills on an obstacle course as well as find out if their bike is safe to drive. The rodeo starts at 1:30 p. m. On Friday, August 5 at Judith Gooderham Park, 9 a.m. children can get their faces painted like a clown. Then in the afternoon star- ting at 1:30 p.m. kids are in- vited to paint and draw in the park. A utensil dinner will take place at Judith Gooderham Park on Monday, August 8. The meal will be supplied and all that is required is for children to bring the strangest utensil they can find. Before meal games will take place at 10 a.m. and the meal will be served at 12 noon. The cost for the dinner is $1 and pre -registration should be completed at the Recreation office. Also on Monday a soccer game has been organized at Victoria School at 1:30 p.m. On Tuesday, August 9 mini-olympics will take place 'at the G.D.C.I. track from 9 12 noon for those eight years and younger and 1:30- 4 p. m. for children nine and older. Two events have been planned for Wednesday, August 10. In the morning a film festival will be held in the Arena Auditorium from 9 - 11 a.m. Admission is 25 cents. In the afternoon the Jab- berwocky Theatre troupe will perform at Victoria School, 2 p.m. The troupe combines dance, storytell- ing, music, mime amd pup- petry to create the magical blend of "full theatre". Ad- mission is $2., For more information about these and any other special events contact the Recreation Department at 524-2125.