The Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-09-20, Page 34SAVE 3OIh
Fresh
BOX-O-
(HICKEN
3 LEG QUARTERS, whole backs attached, -
3 BREAST QUARTERS, whole backs & wings attached,
3 WINGS, 3 GIBLET PACKAGES, 3 NECKS
Ib
Our Regular Price Ib 89c
PORKSIDE..
SPARE
.....
lb 1.4
(Our Regular Price 1.78)
Picnic Shoulder Roast or
PORK �
(HOPS seeouian0e1.1
Fresh
Chicken Thighs 161.49
SAVE 40a
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Assorted Flavours
BORDEN
ICE CREAM
1¼.
Ar"') SAVE 30¢ Ib
Fresh
2 litre carton
69
Our Regular Price 2.09
(.HICKE1LPARTS.,..,
�h89¢
Leg Quarters, Chicken Breast -Quarters,
Mixed Chicken' Quarters,\ Chicken Halves
(Our Regular Price 1.19)
SAVE 40¢
Heinz, Fancy
TOMATO
JUICE
48 fl oz fin
Our Regular Price 99c
Canada Fancy, the pride of the Ontario growers, crisp, juicy
WHOLE A lift A\
CHICKEN LEGS jv
AND BREASTS lb•
Fresh
Chicken Drumsticks 161.49
Maple Leaf
Week at AQP
Maple Leaf, Assorted Varieties
'SLICED
12 -oz
vac pac
COOKED MEATS •
MAPLE LEAF, REGULAR OR ALL BEEF
Wieners
MAPLE LEAF, GOLDEN FRY
Sausages
1-I6 vac pac
1-16 vac pac
MAPLE LEAF, SLICED, ASSORTED VARIETIES
Side Bacon
1-16 vac pac
Action Price! I
Cashmere, White or Yellow
Maple Leaf, Assorted Varieties
SLICED
1Ib I
BOLOGNA vac 13311"
as1.5
MAPLE LEAF, READY TO SERVE, VBONELESS
3=Ib
cello bag
1.59 DinnerSLICED Shoulder 161.99
MAPLE LEAF,
1.89 Cooked. Ham 6-ozvacpac 1,49
1.59 MBeLEArFfeVAsRt Saus
age1 -1V9P9
BATHROOM TISSUE
pkg of
4 rolls
89¢
' ' Stock Up
Cream Style Corn
Assorted Varieties Including Fancy
GREEN GIANT
VEGETABLES
Family Size, Assorted Flavours
LAURA SECORD
-�
PIJDDINGS. 15 tiflnoz
10 -FI -oz tin
Action Price!
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Action 'Price(
No. 1 Grade, Ontario, Fresh Daily, Large Size
CELERY
STALKS
No. 1 Grade, Ontario, Sweet, Juicy
'CALIFORNIA, SWEET THOMPSON. ONTARIO, WHITE MARSH, PREMIUM QUALITY
Seedless Grapes Tb97¢ Potatoes No.,trade 1615¢
NO. 1 GRADE, ONTARIO, SWEET, NUTRITIOUS DELICIOUS & NUTRITIOUS, RICH IN VITAMINS & PROTEIN
Carrots « 5 -Ib cello bag 7 g¢ Alfalfa sprouts 4 -oz pkg 49¢.
ONTARIO, YELLOW, COOKING SEVERAL VARIETIES, LARGE SIZE, Exceptional. Quality 8" POT •
Onions No. Small Ib bag 99¢ Tropical Plants 9.99
Assorted Colours
SCOTTIES FACIAL
TISSUE
2o79r z
box
of 100
sheets
White or
CAMAY
S0Ap zebar
Dog Food, Assorted Varieties
GAINES 2 kg bag
TOP CHOICE
Pink
Stock Up
Action Price!
9
YOU'LL DO better WITH As,P'S
general merchandise
AQUA
FRESH
100 ml
tube
EMBOSSED STEEL — WORKMEN'S
e
Lunch Kits
each L.99
DEODORANT, ASSORTED TYPES 150 ml CTNR
Arrid Extra Dry 1.57
INSTANT, REGULAR OR EXTRA 200 ml CTR
Silkience Conditioner 1.79
SKIN CREAM
Noxzema
170 mI jar 1.99
THE CANADIAN APPLE:
OUR NATIONAL FRUIT
Apples have a wider variety of uses than
most other fruits. They can be served with any
ourse, raw, cooked, hot or cold. You may
freeze raw apples for pies or fillings.
STORAGE: To maintain proper humidity and
prevent absorption of other food flavours, store
ripe apples in perforated plastic bags or in the
crisper of the refrigerator (32-40°F).
FREEZING: Choose firm, mature apples" wash,
peel, core and slice. To prevent discolouration,
sprinkle fruit with lemon juice. Plastic bags
with twist tops are convenient and economical
w, for freezing.
NUTRITION: Apples contain valuable minerals
and . vitamins in addition to providing bulk
which aids digestion and intestinal motility.
For recipes, Nutrition and Consumer Informa-
tion, write to:
RUTH REYNOLDS,
P.O. Box 68, Station A
Toronto, Ontario.
Doe Queen gets
15 year dux. pin
The Ladies' Legion
Auxiliary first fall
meeting opened with
President Ann Sprung
presenting the 15 -year
membership pin to Doe
Queen, Doe is leaving to
reside in hn
and will heRicmissesmo$ byherd Hill
many Legion friends.
Carole Lou Ann Good
was initiated as a new
member and welcomed.
The Ladies' Auxiliary
have, taken on the ex-
penses for the
redecorating of the large
Jubilee Room and within
a month it will have a
beautiful new look.
The Snow Flake Bazaar
plans were completed for.
November 1. Tables will
be available to other
grou8449).ps, as usual, by
calling Hilda Hirst (524-
Money donated in-
cluded $500 for the
"Dialysis Bus" covering
Huron County, and $10 for
the Muscular Dystrophy
Fund.
Annette Stemp an-
nounced plans for the
exciting bus trip for
members who have
worked so hard in many
ways to make community
assistance possible. The
trip was last weekend to
Kingston and the
Thousand Islands.
Members reported
rewarding visits to .
veterans at Westminster
Hospital and at Maitland
Manor. A monthly bir-
thday party at the Manor
is hosted by the Auxiliary
and special lively en-
tertainment is planned.
Jean Elliott will con-
tinue to send out-of-town
cards to sick members
and Veterans, She
reports on much ap-
preciation - from
recipients.
Carolyn Holburn will be
producing the mem-
bership bulletin.
Bessie Bisset reported.
on cards and visitsto the
sick members.
The up -coming sports
program was outlined by
Marian ----Ryes -_..und' - _in'__.._..
ciudes, bowling, ., darts
cribbage and euchre.
Irene Sparks won the
...,_,attendance prize and Rita
Tigert; the mystery •
prize. There were 45
members in attendance.
Ahmeek ladies
met at Sitter home
Ahmeek Chapter
I.O.D.E. met at the home
of Mrs. E. Sitter, St.
David Street, for the
month of September with
Mrs. Florence Cutt
presiding in the absence
of the Regent, Mrs. R.
Neville.
Flags were presented
and -,._the roll call an-
swered.
The minutes were read
by Mrs. Cutt and adopted
as read. The treasurer's
report was given by Mrs.
G. Henderson and also
adopted as read.
A very successful Tag
Day held in June, was
reported on. Other
committee reports were
heard at this time.
Correspondence was
read arid a Tetter of
resignation from Mrs. R.
Neville as Regent of
Ahmeek Chapter
I.O.D.E. was heard and
accepted with regret by
the members.
Flags were then retired
and the meeting closed in
the usual form. A
delicious lunth followed,
served by the hostess and
her assistants.
Health nurses...
• from page lA
Association feels that -
public health nurses, also
known as community
healt nurses in some
areas, will play a; much
greater role in com-
munity health in the
1980s. It is important for
the public to become <•
aware' of the services
offered by public health
nurses, services that are
paid for by their taxes.
Public Health Nurses'
Week has therefore been
launched as a PUBLIC
relations program to
bring. PUBLIC health
nursing to the PUBLIC'S
attention.
So remember, although
the PHN does not wear a '""
uniform, she is indeed a
"real" nurse and she
provides a very real
service to the com-
munity, looking out for
the mental and physical
well-beirig of all.