Delaware County Daily Times from Chester, Pennsylvania • Page 14

Thrifty "Super-Right" Quality Meats! "Super-Right" Quality RIB ROASTS All 7-INCH CUTS FROM THE FIRST FOUR RIBS ONLY! ib 69 AP REMOVES AND SELLS THESE SHORT RIBS FOR 49e A POUND NONE PRICED HIGHER! "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY 7-INCH RIB STEAKS NONE PRICED HIGHER Ib 79' FRESH CHICKEN PARTS UGS Ale BREASTS lb 4Qc OR DRUMSTICKS lb OR THIGHS "fT SBMI-BONELESS BONELESS CHICKEN BREASTS 69' CHICKEN BREASTS DELMONICO STEAKS Supsr-Right Quality BONELESS 1.58 JUPER-RI6HT SMOKED 14 TO I8.LB. WHOLE HAMS 59 SUPER-RIGHT BONELESS SMOKED PICNICS SUPER-RISHT BONELESS SMOKED BUTTS 79' SUPER-RIGHT SLICED IMPORTED BOILED HAM U9 Hot or Swoot ROGGER'S ITALIAN SAUSAGE KNAUSS OR CARSON'S DRIED BEEF SUPER-RIGHT SLICED Alia cr Plain ROLlNlNA Lo.f.rSpic.d LunchtonMeat SOLO IN THE PIECE LIVERWURST 4-oz pi, l-lb 59' 49 MEAT DINNERS 2 69 ISeafcbJ Values! SULTANA FROZEN BEEF, CHICKEN, TURKEY, BAM, MEAT LOAF, SALISBURY ON-COR FROZEN BEEF NOODLES 2 99 CHICKEN OF THE SEA C1IDIMD BREADED lb $1 OC jIlKllfflr BUTTERFLY pi, CAP'N JOHN'S FLOUNDER FILLET tf 49' CAP'N JOHN'S FRIED SHRIMP FRESH COD FILLET 69' 69 FRESH SLICED HALIBUT STEAKS FRESH RED SNAPPER FANCY SWORDFiSH FRESH LOBSTERS LOBSTER TAILS SOUTH AFRICAN Mbm Thrift Values From AP! PETER PAN PEANUT BUTTER DOLE SLICED PINEAPPLE COLLEGE INN CHICKEN, BROTH 2 '2r35 DIXIE COLD CUPS PLOCHMAN BROWN MUSTARD MASIC FIRE CHARCOAL LIGHTER BARBECUE GRILLS ALUMINUM FOIL quart c.n 43 38 45 69 htlNZ KETCHUP HEINZ KETCHUP HEINZ KETCHUP AP BRAND ASPIRINS AiP ANTISEPTIC MOUTHWASH DAD'S ROOT BEER 10-TRANSISTOR DAAIAC Mrphtm RHIFIV9 MEDICATED PAD I2tii wid. fflouHi bottli I-pint, 4-oi bottl. bortl. 250 39" 28' .39" AND 14-ni GARGLE bortl.

we care how is your rib roast trimmed? That depends upon where you buy it. At AP, we sell only short-cut, 7-inch, oven-ready Ribs of Beef. We remove the excess Short Ribs and sell them separately at the lower Short Rib price. We never tuck them under and charge the Rib Roast price. We remove the back-strap for easier carving.

Is all this trimming important to you? Well, on an average four-rib roast, we trim up to of excess fat and bone. At Rib Roast prices, that adds up! Something else you should know. We cut our Rib Roasts only from the first four ribs. We never charge extra for the first two ribs. Next time you buy a Rib Roast, think about these things.

And then think, shouldn't AP be your store? A 6ERBER STRAINED BABY FOOD 6 tr 59 SAN GIORGIO MACARONI DlinilVIC COOKIE )3-oi BUnnT ASSORTMENT pk fl BORDEH'S "iKT" 3 50c CAKE MIXES WHISTLES Also oS HEINZ BEANS HEINZ CHILI SAUCE BISQUICK FLOUR LESTOIL A LESTOIL A TDCHn 11 on 'IN' I IIEnU MQL'lt) OETEIGENT A'P TOOTHPASTE AM IH FAMIC DHDV FINISH TRcyn I nCrlU DETCIOENT 8UFFERIN TABLETS trtamamtf. we. iTa" 89e iV37c 07. 1C esc DOLE PINEAPPLI JUICE 3 BOWL CLEANER BOWLENE FRENCH DRESSING GARLIC DRESSING GOURMET DRESSING DRESSING 85 l-lh, So. HIENCHiTTE ftff, i.oi OaC 49c 59c 35c 35c 35c A'W" 69e 1.91 M.

bom. OW HAIR SPRAY ADO 'K kln 1 85c 7Se flAI PINEArPLE-PINK IIHAB 4 IniLC JUIwt i CRISCO OIL POTATO BUDS 0: ENDEN SHAMPOO IMInhl.l, In bDtll. LIQUID PLUMR ON-fiUARD T0 VIVA TOWELS i vcni QUID SP A LIOUL con 1 37e 7 79c WONDERFOIL 25 25 STRI-DEX 42 All through Saturday, June 24th, 1967 in Philadelphia and vicinity. Your AP located ot U)t Edgment Chctter; 9th I Yarnall Chtittr, Pa.) 1113 MatDatU Holmn; 30 I. Street, Media; Village Oreen Shopping Center, Village Green Farmi; Springfield Shopping Center, State i Sproul Roadi; 601 Baltimore Pike, Springfield; 3605 Philadelphia Pike, Claymant, Del,) 710 lurmont Drexel Hill; 401 Weit Cheiter Pike, llanerch; 32 North Unidowne Lantdowne; 33 Wett Marihall lanidowne; 990 Main Darby; 6719 Market Upper Darby) 7117 Marihall Upper Darby, Pel.

1110 Delmar Drive, Folcroft, Morton Ave. at Faliom, Pa. (Rldloy Townihlp); 92S Providence Secane. i 4DeIco Groups Participate Art Exhibition Opens Saturday Four Delaware County organizations and several individuals are participating in the third annual regional art exhibition known as the ADVAC Showcase, which opens Saturday at Philadelphia Civic Center. The participating organizations are the Artists' Guild of Delaware County, the Arts and entertainment leisure Crafts League of Delaware County, the Drexel Hill A Guild and Upper Darby Cultural Center.

The local groups are joining with 20 other art centers, which have produced 700 entries in painting, sculpture and crafts for the exhibition which runs through July 23. Prizes totaling $1,500 will be awarded to winners in the juried art show. County artists who will ba featured at weekend demonstrations at the Civic Center are: July 1 Ann Richardson of Media, oil painting; Augusta Feld of Marple, Polymer; July 2 Mrs, Feld, repeat demonstration; July 9 Constance Poulterer, Upper Darby, i 1 painting; July 15 and 16; Ruth McKee and Margaret Segal, both of Upper Darby, oil painting and portrait painting respectively, and George Lex of Haverford Township, silver July 22 Myrtle and Margaret Parker, both Upper Darby, collage and oil painting, respectively. Lex Is general chairman of this year's show, which also includes motion pictures on art and artists on 1:30 and 3:30 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays tn the Civic Center Museum's audl- as part of the general program.

Yeadon Students Get Grants YEADON-Of the 75 students Who graduated from Yeadon High School 46, or 61 per cent have been accepted to 24 degree granting colleges. More than $30,800 in scholarships were received. Those students who have received scholarships are: Thomas tlfllloy, VHIanovfl Unlvmllvi EllMhnlh Jill Block. Unlvorillv ol SyrfteliM! Unlvcrslly, Tomnlo University, nmt University ot Maryland; Dnnnlrf P. Cflmpholl.

University of Delaware; A. DnKme, WBST ciuj- or Stnto Collrnni Cheryl L. llnrdnn, Vyracuui University, Howard Unlwilly. L. Hart, Droxol Irislllnlo ot Wi- noloijy; Jane L.

llorold, Urslnui CollMB, Tim Collotjc? of Wotjslrr, and tlie Unl- ol DnHwarn; Linda Kurin, University nf I'anmylvanla, Unlvw- slty of Pittsburgh, and Carnonln Instltula of TVchnolOfjy; Randall J. l.ovo, Lincoln Jnlverslly; Joycn L. AfloKcfln, PMC Col- fines; Basil H. Seldon, Lincoln Mflrlenn Yvctln Sholton. Pennsylvania Slele University, Institute of Tnchnoloay, Snlon Hall, end Drexel Institute of Technology.

Dens Beth Sukol, American University; Evelyn W-irtleld, Lincoln University II also announced that Joanne A. DeBose and Jane L. Horold ware selccl- to rncfllvR HIP newly created collene Id awards of tlm Business am) 'rofesslonel Women's club. Tri-Coimty Doctor Is Cited SPRINGFIELD- Dr. Richard Klssonas, assistant radiologist at Tri-County Hospital, Sproul Road, recently completed a three-month study course on cardiovascular radiology.

The course was taught by Dr. Kurt Amplatz at the University of Minnesota Medical Center in Minneapolis. The course Included study in the passing of catheters within arteries and veins of the body, injecting dies and making X- rays. This Is done to discover certain diseased conditions earlier than is possible with the present diagnostic procedures. COUNTIAN GETS GRANT UPPER DARBY Carol Saraullo, 2-18 Avon Road.

Is one of 10 winners $10,000 In scholarships awarded Charles Wcinslein Foundation, announced Joint Board Manager Anthony Coirtl- gene. In Its seventh year, the scholarship winners ftre sons and daughters of Amalgamated Clothing Workers members who will attend college and univefsl- tics within commuting distance ol Philadelphia..