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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-11-03, Page 27you'll do better at A&P Jane Parker' Apple Pie �9SIZE .■ OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.69 November is Fish & Seafood Month Pick Up Your Free Recipe Leaflet "Canadian Fish...A Good Catch!" at your local A&P! SAVE . %slkg .80 Ib POWDERED Fab Detergent 6 LITRE BOX • wrth supermarket prices OUTSIDE, CUT EYE REMOVED, BONELESS Round Roast OUR REGULAR PRICE 7.47/kg-3.39 Ib SAVE 1.54/kg-.70 Ib RUMP, SIRLOIN TIP OR INSIDE CUT ROUND Boneless Beef Roasts.. CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'A' BEEF! SAVE 1.11/kg-.50 Ib SHANKLESS PICNIC SHOULDER Fresh Pork Roasts Ikg OUR REGULAR PRICE 7.691k9-3.49 Ib Ib FRESH, LEAN Ground Beef TENDERIZED Cube. Steak J 39 g Ib / 199 /k 725 kg Ib / 329 / NEW YORK Strip loin Steaks 132L/ / 5?b9 Beef Tenderloin 154L/ 699 BONELESS Sirloin Steak 8809/ 399 WHOLE -10 TO 14 LBS AVERAGE Pork Shoulders 2848/ 129 84/129 Ikg Ib OUR REGULAR PRICE 3.95/kg-1.79 Ib BONELESS 3.281kg-1.49 Ib SHOULDER BUTT Pork Roast BONELESS 3.51/kg-1.59 Ib MAPLE LEAF, REGULAR, BEEF OR B.B.O. Wieners 3068 / 139 11b 179 vac pac MAPLE LEAF BY THE PIECE Bologna Chunks 288 / 129 TOWN CLUB. SWEET PICKLED Cottage Rolls 43,9kg/ 199 MAPLE LEAF READY-TOSEAVE Pork Shoulders 399x/ 117 MAPLE LEAF SLICED, REG. NICK OR HINT OR MAPLE Side Bacon .500g -299 vac pac 57'4/ 259 Ib SLICED, PREVIOUSLY FROZEN, SKINLESS & DEVEINED MAPLE LEAF, BRISKET Beef Liver 168 /t.$91b Corned Beef NEW ZEALAND SPRING, SHORT CUT Lamb Legs 593g/ 269 TOWN CLUB OR AUP, REGULAR OR THICK SLICED Side Bacon vac0pac502419 MAPLE LEAF Ham Steaks 175g vac pac BAVARIAN GOLDEN FAX SKINLESS PURE PORK, ALL BEEF pkg 00 g 2' 9 Maple Leaf Sausage 5 199 SAVE 1.10/kg-.50 Ib PICNIC SHOULDER OR SHOULDER BUTT Pork Chops 73 /169 Ikg - Ib OUR REGULAR PRICE 4.83/kg-2.19 Ib MAPLE LEAF SLICED, 6 VARIEITES INCL MAC & CHEESE Cooked Meats 375 g 199 vac pac MAPLE LEAF SMOKED, 8 VARIETIES INCL PEPPERON Sausage Sticks 2508179 MAPLE LEAF BY THE PIECE Headcheese BONE4N, QUARTERS OR HALVES Maple Leaf Hams BREAKFAST Burns Sausage FEATURE BRAND, IN WINE MARINATE Herring Fillets 5°J0 / 229 77kg/3 3(k/16g Ib9 510 g 379 jar IN STORES WITH DELI! SCHNEIDERS. LUNCHEON, DUTCH, FRENCH ONION. ASST Cold mm /rug Cuts • 00 g Ib CRISPY FLAKE Schneiders Shortening CARNATION, INSTANT Coffee -Mate 50892x19 HEINZ, STRAINED MEATLESS VAR OFFOODS 8lUICEi Baby ■ oods41ars z .99 ORANGE PEKOE ,, Lipton Tea Bags o°' 21.99 SWEETENED CONDENSED Eagle Brand Milk 3Tn L 1.69 Mashed Potatoes X9.1.69 CARNATION, INSTANT INSTANX MARSHMALLOW ILK OR REG. 28 g PKG OF 10 ENVS Carnation 159 Chocolate 4n OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.99 PreP c irit BULK FOODS! You car purchase all of your bulk foods in packaged form at A&P, and you pay no more -•SUNNYG Sultana Raisins�13/1199AustralianAustr ?-50-g.,pkg. . Our Price_...------ Per Ib Assortment Cookies Peanut Butter ,IUJ.TUBES OR elly Rings - Our Price 704 g pkg Per Pound 1/99 1 kg tub 21e /.99 450 g pkg .98/,99 Long Grain Rice Macaroni or Spahetti SPANISH Blanched Peanuts -Our Prit 5 Ib pkg Per Pound 199/.39 1kgbox i09/49 900 g pkg 196/99 GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3,1982 -PAGE 9A ,ar1�Erig ,,, anAlKlzen APPLE JUICE OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.63 AIL Nabob Tradition REGULAR, FINE OR EX FINE, COFFEE. SAVE 369 g vac 5 U Par bag OUR REGULAR PRICE 3.29 4 VARIETIES OF CHICKEN SOUPS ASST VAR. INCL. CHOCO. CHIP Dad's Cookies SAVE .60 400 g tin tie bag OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.99 ROBIN HOOD. CHERRY OR STRAWBERRY Graham Pie Mixes 385 g pkg OUR REGULAR PRICE 2.69 SAVE 1.00 rALL PURPOSE. 4 Five Roses Flour 99 10 kg bag OUR t`GOLAR PRICE 10.-79 d RV 1V x31138 00 llofOA 0 r 0 fit n F GLASS BAKE. FOR CONVENTIONAL & MICROWAVE OVENS See Thru Ovenware FEATURED 99 THIS WEEK 9" CLEAR PIE PLATE each Seniors hold variety program A large audience attended a variety program at the MacKay Centre for Seniors on Wednesday, October 27, Russel Alton we ed those present and in duced the guests. Bill Fl acted as master of cer s Hies for the first part of the program. Mr. Flynn introduced the members of the "Huron Strings", namely violinists Stanley Hillen, Wilson McCartney, and Warren Whitmore and Lorne Lawson playing the harmonica. The audience enjoyed several numbers of toe -tapping music by this group, ac- companied by Mrs. Marie Flynn, pianist. A .demonstration of lively and graceful, step -dancing was given by several young performers. These artists are named in order of their appearance on the stage: Sheri Oesch and Kim Dixon: the Circle City Cuties of Goderich. Crystal Brennan, Crystal Withers, and Sherry. Good; Polished Ebony - Kathy Haw; Jennifer Fremeer, and Debbie Flynn; Robin and Stacey Hicks. All dancers were on the stage for the Bird ,Dance and the Grand Finale. Accompanists for the dancing were Mrs. Flynn and Arnold Craig of Goderich, violinist. Miss Debbie Flynn is the dance instructor. One of the dancers, little Crystal Brennan, complete with orange wig, delighted the audience as she sang "To -Morrow" without ac- companiment. scompaniment. Other solos which were much enjoyed were harmonica by Lorne' Lawson, violin by Arnold Craig, and piano by Mrs. Flynn. Russell Alton thanked the guests for providing a very entertaining program and the audience expressed appreciation with en- thusiastic appla use. ' Ralph Henderson, baritone soloist, sang The Blind Ploughman, Eidelweiss, and Thanks Be to God. His ac- companist was Mrs. Joan Henwood. These beautiful solos ,were much enjoyed by all. Two interesting and colourful films were shown by Everett Sperling, projectionist. The Musical Ride by the R.C.M.P. is always impressive and an educational film "Up in Smoke" described the work of the forest rangers in B.C. and the various techniques used in fighting forest fires. The president Janet Kalbfleisch thanked Russel and Margaret Alton for arranging the enjoyable program. Members were asked to pick up their November newsletters. The president expressed appreciation to Marion Biggin and Wyn Bell for their work in writing the letter each month. The calendar of events included in the newsletter indicates that MacKay Centre is a busy place. A new venture this year is the choral group formed in October. Twenty-five choir members meet each Thursday morning under the capable leadership of Mrs. Irla Stewart. A class of 24 ladies receive instruction in Intermediate Bridge from Mrs. Mary Ann Dempsey each Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Katinka Dorrance's class on Wednesday and Friday mornings is planned to help keep the members fit. Beautiful articles are completed by the ceramics class instructed by Mrs. Muriel] Morgan. This class has grown in numbers this year. An Entertainment Club is the latest .endeavour at MafI ay..Cerrfi-� ._.Ph is ,...._ Mc'raggaiT" and Ii ene Todd are co -leaders of this group which will meet at 2 p.m. on -T a, Nbve'c r 18. .Members meet -_for shuf- fleboard each Monday and Tdesday, mornings and afternoons -Those_ who like -to. play cards may play bridge or cribbage each Monday afternoon or euchre on Tuesday and Thursday af- ternoons at 1:30. ' The next variety program will be held at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, November 24. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Spading will show slides of their r,uropean tour. There will also be a musical program. Following the program, the annual meeting of the corporation will be held.