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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-06-14, Page 25VE 58¢ Powdered TIDE DETERGENT 6 litre box 99 Our Regular Price 3.57 A&P, SLICED eill11111111111111111111.111 48 fl -oz tin t A&P is a complete meat shop! Side Bacon SWIFT OLD MILL, BREAKFAST Sausages SWIFT Sizzlean Treat Dad on Fathers Day. 1 -Ib FEARMAN'S, HOT.OR SWEET SAVE 26¢ Libby's, Fancy t1 TOMATO -JUICE vac pac 1039 SausageItalian Style MARY MILES, SLICED, VARIETY PACK 161.19 Cooked Meats SHOPSYS, COLE SLAW OR 2-ozpkg 1,59 Potato Salad Our Regular Price 95c 1b1.19 16.OZ VAC PAC 1.69 24 -oz ctnr 1 39 NEW FROM A&P! PACKAGED STEAKS Canada's Finest Beef! d Cut from Canada Grade "A" Beef. it Guaranteed tender. Aged to perfection.: r Boneless — individually wrapped. why you'll do better. at A&P! Another reason Maple Leaf Week at A&P ! Maple Leaf, Regular or All Beef — "B.B.Q. Favourite" WIENER 1 -Ib vac pac •4 MAPLE LEAF, SLICED, ASSORTED VARIETIES MAPLE LEAF, SMOKED, PICNIC STYLE (SLICED LB 1.39) Bologna 1-16vac pac 1,59 Pork Shoulders 161.29 MAPLE LEAF, 1 -LB TRAY PACK MAPLE LEAF, SLICED, ASSORTED VARIETIES Pork Sausages 1.39 Side Bacon 1-►bvac pac 1.59 MAPLE LEAF, SLICED, ASSORTED VARIETIES MAPLE LEAF Cooked Meats 6ozvacpac 79¢ Dinner Hams BAY SAVE 27? Fancy Whole Kernel Niblets (12 -f1 -oz) Cream Style Corn or Sweetlet Peas ' GREEN VEGETABLES GIANT 14 -fl -oz for7 9 Al tin (Our Regular Price 53c each) } STARKIST, FLAKED White Tuna DEEP BROWNED, WITH PORK Libby's Beans DETERGENT 61/2 -oz tin 1.2 9 ACTION PRICEI 28 -fl -oz tin 75¢ Dove Liquid 32 -fl -oz plastic btl 99¢ SPECIALTY, ASSORTED VARIETIES, DOG FOOD ACTION PRICEI Dr. Ballards 14-°z tin 2 for 795i 21/2 TO 31/2 -LB AVERAGE 162.58 GODERICHSIGNAL•STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE l4, 1979—PAGE 7 A OPEN MON, THRU SAT. 9 A.M. 9:30 P.M. A& P SUNG! AST MALL HWY. NO. 21 S., GODERICH FEATURE OF THE WEEK No Other • Sorrento g,, ILOPEN SKLET only Cookware uses cover from 3�/s-qt Dutch Oven E11111111N11111111111111011iii SAVE 1.50 Regular or Fine Grind, Tradition NABOB COFFEE 1 -Ib vac pac bag Purchase Required o- Ft4.9I COUPON BELOW Our Regular Price 3.49 YOU'LL DO better AT4c144E FARA, ...at WENN California, Sweet, Juicy, The pick of the crop ECTARINE Ib 1. No. 1 Grade, Ontario, Seedless, Long Green Slicers CUCUMBERS each 68, IMPORTED, FRESH, CRISP, LARGE BUNCHES CAROLINA, FINEST FLAVOUR, SWEET Bunch Carrots 21or99¢ Blueberries NO. 1 GRADE, ALBERTA GEMS — ONTARIO, FRESH, TENDER, LARGE SIZE BEST FOR BARBECUING, LARGE SIZE Leaf Lettuce each 38¢ Potatoes Baking pint1.39 3f.4&‘ ROM SAVE 16¢ Assorted Varieties 2 -Ib pkg Regular or Mint Flavours CREST TOOTHPASTE STAS YOU'LL DO better WITH A&P'S general merchandise (WHILE SUPPLIES LASTI) WHITE, DESSERT OR 51/2 -INCH SIZE Cereal Bowls 3 for 1.00 G. H. WOODS 3 -OZ CONTAINER Toilet Bowl Freshener 2 for89¢ WOODS Sleeping Bags. 17.95 WITH THIS COUPON Regular or Fine Grind, Tradition NAB0Bl-lbc vapac COFFEE . Limit one bag per family purchase Valid until June 16th, 1979. V.C. Our Regular Price 1,05) Happy Father's Day from all of us at A&P! We redeem all food store coupons! Elect officers... e from page tiA brought by Mrs. Keith Hiepleh off St. Thomas; from Huron East by Mrs. William Humphries of Walton; and Mrs. Grace Drummond of Exeter, Huron -South president The craft table, in the charge of Tiger Dunlop Institute, was in the charge of Mrs. Allan Stoll and Mrs. Marguerite Horton. The afternoon session was opened with the hymn, Of All Nations. The roll call of the branches was held with the presidents of each branch giving a verse on The International Year off the Child. The In Memoriam service, in the charge of the Dungannon Branch, had as soloist, Mrs. Russel Alton, who sang Treasured Memories accompanied by Mrs. Gordon Finnigan. Mrs. Hugh McWhinney and Mrs. Elmer Black placed flowers in memory of Mrs. Cudmore and Mrs. Amber Popp of the Clinton Branch, Mrs. Rod Bogie of Tiger Dunlop and Mrs. Gordon Gaunett, Mrs. Robert Galbraith and Mrs. William Taylor of the Wingham Branch. - The guest speaker, Miss Helen Allen was introduced by Mrs. Tom Duizer of the Londesboro Branch. Miss Allen spoke on the rights of the child. She had photographs of several children who had been adopted through her Today's Child colurnl'n-in 'many daily pampers throughout Ontario ,and told about their happy adoptions. She was thanked by Mrs. Mervyn Batkin of the Clinton Branch. Mrs. Alic.e Scott, District Curator, reported on the Officers' Conference at the University of Waterloo when 565 delegates from across Ontario were present. She urged all to start their House Logs for" future use. Mrs. Les Jacklin of the Maitland Branch . con- ducted the Pennies 'for Friendship ceremony. The secr..etaries presented the pennies: Auburn -Mrs. Robert Peck; Belgrave-Mrs. J. Hunter"; Blyth -Mrs. Mani* Grant; Clinton - Mrs. Leona Lockhart; Dungannon -Mrs. Win- nifred Girvin; Goderich- Mrs. Donald Riehl; Goderich Township -Mrs. Stanley Mcllwain; Londesboro-Mrs. Eric Anderson; Maitland -Mrs. Vera Brown; St. Helens - Mrs. J. Aitcheson; Tiger Dunlop -Mrs. Allan Stoll; and Wingham-Mrs. Charles Jones. Reports of the standing committees were given: Agriculture and Canadian Industries -Mrs. Robert Peck; Citizenship and World Affairs -Mrs. Les Jacklin; Education and Cultural Activities- - Mrs. Bert Shobbrook; and Family and Con- sumers Affairs -Mrs. • Luella McGowan. All had 100 per cent reporting. Mrs. Alice Scott spoke on her curator's report - and Mrs. Leona Lockhart spoke on the Huronview. Auxiliary. She urged branches to participate in the monthly birthday parties and invited all -to the Spring Blossom Tea oriJune 6 from 2 to 4 p-mckh. Mrs. Lockhart presented the resolution sent in by Goderich Br"anch:Whereas the Government of Ontario has seen fit to order the closing of hospital beds throughout the province to the point where the health and welfare of the people are endangered, therefore be it resolved that the Federated Women's Institutes of Ontario request the Ontario government to find a more reasonable solution to this problem in the province. This was passed and will go on to London Area. In the new business, of the $666.66 that was Huron West's share from the Ploughing Match, it was decided to send $100 to the Erland Lee Horne and divide the remainder Turn to page 8A