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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-11-29, Page 12FRESH 3 QT. BAG MILK c HOMO - 2% 95c CARNATION 11 OZ. ORANGE COFFEEMATE 69c 43'/2OZ..PKG. CLOVERLEAF 61/2 OZ. TANG CRYSTALS 79t TUNA FLAKES 69c RED & WHITE 24 OZ. LOAF BREAD 399i CHOCOLATE 10c SIZE BARS - x1.19 CHRISTMAS -BAKING NEEDS ALMONDS ALMOND EXTRACT BRAZILS BLEACHED RAISINS PECANS -COCONUT DATES FIGS INEAPPLE RINGS CUT MIX PEEL CUT MIX FRUIT FLOUR SHORTENING GROUND SUET CURRANTS LARD BAKING POWDER COOKING OIL RED & GREEN CHERRIES -CHIPiTS '- CHINESE -CHINESE NOODLES SUGAR BAKING CUPS FOiL WRAP PIE PLATES CAKE DECORATIONS CAKE GUMS MINCEMEAT MAPLE LEAF .. 73/4 OZ. TIN SOCKEYE SALMON RED & WHITE PKG. OF. 12 DONUTS 12:' 1 DREAM WHIP 48 °Z• • CINNAMONPHILIPS' 40-60-100 WATT BUTTER' HORNS ._-.9t . LiGHT BULBS- 6.1 4, PAGE 12--GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1973 Barbados charm (continued from page 3) today the island retains a democratic and constitutional form of government, and a traditional respect for law and order After a period of self govern- ment Barbados became an in- dependent nation in November 1966. "['herd are still traces of the English today: in the many' place names*, in the red brick buildings bordering the Garrison Savannah, in the market town atmosphere of Bridgetown, the capital city, wOh its Trafalgar Square and Harbour Police dr'd in the Uniform of l son's day. But details like these are a small pert of a scene that is essentially tropical and Carib- heari Industrial commission (continued from page 1) that total leaving the remaining 350 in private hands Tht• puhlic is now being urged by the commission to pork base more shares in an ef- fort to provide the group with working funds for projects such ,as the Sky Harbor Weather rat ion which the ip will result in a revenue realizing venture. through a lease with the Department of the Environ- ment. Anyone wishing to purchase :hares niav do so, for $20 each, ;rr thte. local Industrial Com- _.iiii,-iou offices, 26 the Square. Army joins SAS drive (continued from page 1) u:cc1 clothing will be received ;it the local bureau' headquar- ers. the Society's offices, 181 "-'icCoria Street North after De( eber :1. "'e mwould appreciate most ,4ifts and clothing donations in h'. December 17 - if at all possible," requested Heath," a, distribution will commence in .the week prior to Christmas. I would ask also that no li►<ri-hable foods he donated as we have no facilities for storing - uCh items, and. in some areas ;Toy inion of dinner is handled by purchase voucher in lieu of the traditional hamper, and' hers have special diet needs which h necessitate-. individual purchases by the recipient." Those donating money are r -ked to forward same by •.-herpi - or money order to the office in Goderich, for 0. h income tax receipts will �)C i�sited. Encluirie,: or referrals may he :iiie(•ted either to the_ hilrlren's .did Society at 524- 7 s`►ti or the Salvation Army at 524-9341. One of the great attractions abqut Barbados is that it is so different. Barbados is different is CLEAN, COOL RELAXED STABLE and FRIENDLY in a happy combination. Despite the limitation of its size - it 1s only 21 miles long by 14 miles at its widest point - there is a great deal to see. The roads are good. Transportation is convenient and reliable. A tour of the island should start at historic Bridgetown, but nowhere is the mellow magic better seen and felt thane in the wonderful countryside with rolling hills and the lush loveliness of the fields of sugar cane. There is considerable night- time entertainment of the native dance and calypso. hig band heat and combo, of moonlight nights and beach barbecues and such other things as crab racing, floor shows and do-it-yourself lim- bos. The local cuisine features such delicacies Is flying fish, lobsters straight from the sea, crane chub, pepper pot, suckling pig and seaeggs. And of course, Barbados runs is a must. You can take it neat or in a delightful mixture called Rum Punch. But it is for the sun and the sea that most people come to Barbados. Recreation starts with the water, and the beaches skirt every type of✓seabathing or sport the visitor may wish- surfing, skindiving, sailing or just plain swimming. The' sea also provides the fun and challenge of the game fish. There's lots to do on land 7o with excellent facilities for golf," tennis, badminton, riding, skeet and trap shooting and,other sports. Cricket is the national game. It is ptayed from,. June to January and • Barbadians- - are champions at the game. - Barbados is the Caribbean showcase for the finest con- sumer goods from all, ever the world. The City ,stores are full of surprises for the bargain Shop- pers. The combination of free port prices and unusual diver- sity of goods should- prove ex- citing for everyone. Barbadians take special pride in Lod►king after their visitors. Tourism is the'second largest source Of income; the first being the manufacture of sugar and rum - the finest sugar and the best rum to be found anywhere. These claims are not ex- travagant. The Barbados motto is "Pride and Industry" and Barbadians have every reason .to he proud of what they produce and what- they have to offer. lAxAmoigozAgoigtfiikee44-fig-v mimoomememmerapro SAY Merry Christmas With APPLIANCES from . sllRvkE DOMINION 11w11d1AlARE1101 A • SUBSIDIARY OF SERVICE ELECTRIC (Goderich) LTD". 30 VICTORIA ST. NORTH - 524.681 akt i1 _> ifir0410-7011, E 4, The second Girl Guide Company of Goderich spent Tuesday' evening this week preparing for this Saturday's Santa Claus Parade. The girls will be entering a float in the event titled "The Night before Christmas" and their activities on Tuesday evening involved the stringing of pop -corn and production of other items for use as decorations. Left to right are, Lucie Turcotte, Sheri MacLaren, Mathew Pryce, Diana Freeman, Lt. Joanne Pryce and Capt. Chris Rompf. Separate Sch��j teachers resign BY WILMA OKE All but 10 of Huron -Perth County -separate school elemen- tary teachers will submit their resignations Friday because they feel negotiations. for a 1973-74 contract are at an im- passe, teacher spokesman Gary Birmingham said Tuesday. The main issue in the dispute is wages, he said, with the teachers seeking a 12 -percent increase and the board offering 3.4 percent. • • Negotiations broke down Nov. 5 and teachers notified the provincial body of the On- tario English Catholic Teachers' Association it would like it to take over negotiations. • The provincial body attemp- ted to arrange a meeting with the Perth -Huron school board, ''' a ��e°-�} .e�► �.'_0ee PRE -CHRISTMAS SAVINGS VIVA 2 PLY BATHROOM TISSUE 6 ROLLS FOR SCOTTIES FACIAL TISSUE 200s � R. 79c f 1.00 e,• b � r FRESHPROD(JCE ORANGES 3D0Z. SJ BANANAS ,aZ9 FLORIDA PINK OR WHLTE GRAPEFRUITioi99C • PFFOD. OF CANADA ONT. POTATOES. 'BAS . 79cV U.S. NO. 1 HEAD LETTUC[2: 49c SUNKIST LARGE NAVEL ORAN GESD0z79C U.S. NO. 1 CALIFORNIA - CELERY STALKS c a • ST. WILLIAMS WITH PECTIN STRAW OR RASP. i A i MISS LURA LSHRIMP REG. SIZE 41/2 OZ. I/ LIBBY'S DEEP BROWN, 14 OZ, GREEN GIANT 14 FL. OZ: BEANSWITH PORK41c CREAM COR NT M 2aoz. 59c VIVA PAPER TQWELS but the board said it want•t meet with local representati Mr. Birmingham said. The provincial body, w now holds the 145 resignati► says it will "pink list" board asking teachers not,to cept job offers •afttsl'"fhe of teachers have resigned. Mr. Birmingham said t under the •1972-73 agreem• 52 percent of the teachers e ned bentween $5,600 and $7,6, "How does the board ex► teachers to survive on a percent increase taking i consideration the rising cost living?" Y(iu can't. be sure_of anyt these days. Just think of all mothers, who 20 `ears ago, their daughters vaccinated places they thought wool', show. 9 ROLLS 9c FO R sif MIRACLE WHIP MAPLE LEAF ',,z LB. CANNED HAM S2 9 SALADA DRESSING 32 FL. OZ. KRAFT 69c CHEESe WHIZ 16 OZ. JAR 89c AXWELL HOUSE ROASTED KING SIZE COFFEE 1 LB.95c1 CHEER :01. $1.69 IVORY 32 FL. OZ LIQUID BLUE BONNET 3 LB. PKG. 79c $ MARGARINE 1 1.9 MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE ,° oZ. ALLAN'S PKG. OF 5 $>1.89, ORANGE V69c CRYSTALS CALINDA MANDARIN 10 FL. OZ. , BLACK DIAMOND ORANGES 4 a S 1 I CHEESE L � SE 16 oi. pkg...'. HEINZ SWEET MIXED 79c1pICKLES 48 FL. e OZ. .HEINZ SWEET 15 FL. OZ. 89c1 1 GHERKIN PICKLES AYLMER CHOICE 28 FL. OZ. TOMATOES SILVERWOOD'S !Rt '/2GAL. CREAm 9c 9 1.00 BRIGHTS _ 48 FL. OZ. DICE2*79c TOMATO J $ GREEN GIANT 12 FL. OZ. NIBLET .CORN 3 89c 59c 79c GLAD - 20s GARBAGE BAGS s 04 A DELMONTE PRUNE NECTAR 24 OZ. 1 PI 1.09 et 275ti# 59c,. DELMONTE... .... „-48 OZ. DELMONTE 48 OZ. PINEAPPLE ORANGE 2 969c PINEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT 269c MEAT SPECIALS UTILITY GRADE 10-16 LB. WHILE TURKEY,2€. C FRESH BREAKFAST FRESH BONELESS LB. 89c STEWING BEEF SAUSAGE ,e x1.19 RASPBERRY 1 JACKS 9 OZ. BAG SWISS ROLLS 39c POTATO CHIP 51c � l PLEASE YOUR HAYTERS CHRISTMAS 4. ORDER FRESH TURKEY EARLY BRANDED BLADE FRESH OR GROUND SHORT' RIB ROAST LB. c SUET LB. 59c POLISH� 'BRANDED $ 'CHUCK OR SAUSAGE LB. 1•19 CROSS RIB ROAST EUROPEAN IED&\' �soonT \ s*ones ;1.09 PEPSI �w GINGER ALE 99c PLUS DEPOSIT CHRISTMAS BAKING SPECIALS SUGAR SALTANA RAISINS 15 Oz. 59c E.D. SMITH - PIE FILLER 19 OZ. 65c BROWN SUGAR 5 LB. BAG 89.c CRISCO SHORTENING 1 LB. . M. CUTT PRICES IN EFFECT UNTIL CLOSING TIME 10:00 P•.M. DEC. 1 it' 71 973, OR UNTIL QUANTITIES LAST.._. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES 11/0 0' 0 $1.00 JOLLY PiTTED 1 LB. DATES 219c SUNSPUN 1 L. BUTTER FROZEN FOODS MRS. COOP'S COD 24 OZ. FISH N CHIPS SUNSHINE OR 8Upq�E %9c 69c •• • "41;$