Loading...
The Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-03-30, Page 39FI :Je I;G i(f 44 7cow .14:140441.: A&P reserves the ei o'Iimit qu?tantitiesto I orm requirements Prices effective thin. Saturday April 2nd, 1903 SUPER BUY PEPSI FREE (REGULAR OR SUGAR FREE) REG. OR DIET Pepsi-Cola CASE OF 24 TINS 79 SIX PACK PEPSI AVAILABLE AT OUR REG. PRICE 4 LITRE BAG NEW METRIC SIZE 17.3% MORE MILK THAN 3 QT. BAG 5 BONE REGULAR,CHEF STYLE, OVEN READY Prime Rib Roa CUTIFRO VI CANADA'S FINEST GRADE `A' BEEF OUR REGULAR PRICE 8.80/kg-3.99Ib SAVE To 1.32/kg-.60/Ib 1 CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'A' BEEF STRIP LOIN OR Rib Eye Steaks 1 1/ 49 Ikg Ib OUR REGULAR PRICE UP TO 13.431kg-6.091b FRESH, MEDIUM Ground Beef 395 /179 CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'ABEEF, Rib Eye Rolls WHOLE 11r/491? 1100/1 99 CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'A' BEFF Whole Strip Loin 1100/199 Ikg CUT FROM CANADA'S. FINEST GRADE A' BEEF Beef Tenderloin WHOLE 14,3k,31/6`? CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'A' BEEF Beef Tenderloin 151411/b7 NEW ZEALAND. FROZEN, SHORT, CIJT Lamb Legs MARY MILES, VAC PAC Bologna Chunks SHOPSY, COLE SLAW OR Potato Salad VAC PAC 5'/2' 351 /159 !kg Ib 350ctn g ■ 9 CORNED BEEF OR Shopsy Pastrami 50gpg of 4 kpouches 229 ALL BEEF Shopsy Sausages NESTLE'S, ASSORTED VARIETIES Mini Puddings A&P 500 g 959 pkg pkg.of 4 1 39 5 oz tins . Mandarin Oranges '11,1,°2.69 BETTY CROCKER, ASST VAR, CAKE MIXES Super -Moist p g 1:39 PURE VEGETABLE OIL Pam Spray 13 oz aerosol tin 3.29 HOSTES , ASS'i VARIETIES Potato Chips - OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.59 /kg Shanklb or Butt Portion NO CENTRE SLICES R 351 REMOVED �9 frank or fa Butt Half73 !k9 Na SteaksOR CUT T RE43999 141 4 with supermarket prices SAVE g1.32/kg-.601b SWIFT READY TO SERVE HALVES OR QUARTERS Sugar Plum Hams 591-__- OUR.REGULAR 99 /kgIb PRICE UP TO 7.911kg-3.59Ib SWIFT, CLUB, READY TO SERVE WHOLE Sur Plum 1 v/ 7g Hams pkg /Ib HALVES 6.37lkg-2.89 Ib BONELESS 7.251kg-3.29 Ib SCHNEIDER'S, READY TO SERVE, HALVES ' Olde -Fashioned Hams 10,x/469 MAPLE LEAF SWEET PICKLED Cottage Rolls GRADE 'A', EVISCERATED Frozen Ducks UTILITY GRADE, FROZEN, EVISCERATED Roasting Chickens MAPLE LEAF OR SCHNEIDER'S Ham Steaks SWIFT OLD MILL Breakfast Sausages SLICED COOKED HAM 175 g VAC PAC OR Swift Premium Bologna A&P, REGULAR OR THICK SLICED Side Bacon f39 /199 fk9 Ib 2f /119 2/kg/119 1759 189 pkg 3/kg /1' b 375 g .1 S9 vac pac 500 eg 239 vac pac READY -TO -SERVE, ASST VAR Heinz Soups 3 eurysz 1.00 PREPARED French's Mustard UNCLE BEN'S, ASSORTED VARIETIES Stuff 'N' Such BRAVO, PLAIN, MUSHROOM OR MEAT Spaghetti Sauce 200 g BAG PURE VEGETABLE 19 - Bravo Oil' OUR REGULAR PHICB 4.99 500 mL jar ■ 471.09 1.19 78 oz tin SAVE 1.60 MAPLE LEAF SLICE & FRY GREAT FOR STUFFING Sausage Meat PRICE /fA 500 g roll OUR REGULAR PRICE 2.59 PREMIUM Swift Wieners MAPLE LEAF 1 l 159 vac pac Polish Sausage 3!?g /169 emit 'ISLIc D Turkey Salami - JANE PARKER Hot Cross Buns pkg of 8 OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.39 PKG OF 12-1.49 OUR. REGULAR PRICE 1.89 ASSORTED FLAVOURS Chateau Beverages 99 case of 24 10floz tins Canada Dry 6 pack of 300 mL returnable btls. available at our regular price. 175.g 39 _. pkg CUDDY, SLICED, WRITE OR WHITE & DARK Turkey Roll 125g 139 size MARY MILES, HOT OR SWEET Italian Sausage 395 g /1 lb MANY MILLS, SLICCU VAN I'ACK OR MINCED HAM Cooked Meats VeC11179, In Stores with Deli Shop MAPLE LEAF Kolbassa Sausage .70,00g /3? BRANDT Black Forest Ham ■ 99,100 g /4? BRANDT MIX & MATCH, 3 VARIETIES Cold Cuts .641100 g /2891b Chocolates for Easter! SMILES 'N CHUCKLES Mint Patties 100 g box e SMILES II CHUCKLES Minuet Cherries mg 2.29 ELEOANTE Assorted Chocolates 6009 4.99 3 LITRE PLST CONT SELECT. 300 g BOX 99. Assorted gg DOPER Chocfflates,uY!' ALL PURPOSE OR UNBLEACHED SPAGHETTI, R.C. MACARONI, SPAGHETTINI Catelli Pasta 1 OUR REGULAR PRIC ,Ii Joanne Buoh erw®rt ►� . yrAlr - newspaPers bundled And at curbside by 10 a.m. Saturday, April 16 if you wish to help the Goderich Rotary Club paper drive (see the entire season's schedule In Coming Events). This recycling p , ect can have an important ',logical impact if everyone par- ticipates and proceeds from it are used to fund com- munity projects. The Rotary Club is also requesting books for its book sale, Please box these separately for pickup also Apri116. +++ The raffle draw for a quarter of beef, sponsored by the Huron -Perth Lung Association, took place Wednesday, March 23. The winner is Mr. A.Y. McLean of Seaforth. Authority appoints members Two area residents have been appointed to the Huron County Housing Authority, Housing Minister Claude Bennett announced recently. Barry Reid, a chartered accountant, and , Harold Robinson, an insurance agent with Howick Mutual Insurance Company and past warden for Huron Coun- ty, will serve on the seven - member authority which manages Ontario Housing Corporationis 415 assisted housing umts in the Huron County area. The federal, provincial and municipal governments are invited tonominate individuals for appointment to the housing authority by provincial order -in -council. The province appoints the housing authority`chaifznan: Commenting on 'the ap- pointment, OHC chairman Allan Moses noted that the day -today management of all of OHC's 94,000 housing units is carried out by local housing authorities, although the primary responsibility for assisted housing remains with OAC. "By volunteering their time to serve on the local housing authority, private citizens like Reid and Robin- son are helping to ensure that Ontario's assisted housing program is sensitive and can respond to the needs of the many communities it serves," said Moses. The Huron County Housing Authority manages 331 senior citizen assisted hous- ing units and 84 units for low- income families. The authority also provides hous- ing for physically -disabled and mentally -retarded per- sons who are capable of liv- ing on their own. - Auxiliary tours hospital Mrs. Meris Harvey was guest speaker at the March meeting of the Hospital Aux- iliary. She' spoke on aging and attitudes toward aging. She stated that they have tried to do away with too much regimentation in the Chronic Care Unit. Orienta- tion sessions are held on Mondays when tire newspaper is read to the pa - hogs and the staff talks and listens to their problems. Wednesday is exercise day and a church service is held on Saturdays. Patients are able to make use of the Oc- cupational Therapy Room. Many of the patients have very few visitors and are quite lonely. Final arrangements were made for the bake sale. Committee Chairmen were asked to have their yearend reports ready for the annual meeting on Mon- day, April 18. Following the meeting Craig Cass took the members on a tour of the new Outpatient Surgery new ion to the slotherap�y Depart Depart- ment and to the Radiology ultra -sound Department see the new equipment.