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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-10-28, Page 25"Thank You" wit 8 a money sa ee® SAVE $3® SPRITE, TAB, SCHWEPPES GINGER ALE, TONIC, SODA OR COC cora GoDE BIGNAI . .+ .._ ...... 0 CASE OF 34 10 FL, OZ. CANS Unlit 3 cases per family with ralnlmum elS.W purchase *eeltwling this Item. 6 PACK , OCTOBER 28, 91$I -PAGE 7A Coiborne. wants payment.. Our 1tog. Pruett 9.69 win'.settles 2 e 09 PLUS ITL. DIPO$ST SAVE 405i Ib SAVE 20° 16 or up to 2.'° per Turkey ! TRUCKLOAD OF TURKEYS SALE! ,r Cooked, SMOKED WHOLE HAMS 16 to 20 -Ib average 9 (Our Regular Price 1.69 lb) Ib 1199 HEAM�STEAI(S CUTS r lb (Our Regular Price lb. 1.19) 6to14 pounds average 4313.7—with super' narket prices. SMOKED HAMS Shank Portion 39 Butt Portion Shank Half (No Centro Slices Removed) 1 a9 (NO CENTRE SLICES REMOVED) Butt Half Ib1.59 FRESH, LEAN Ground Beef 1b1.99 CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE "A" BEEF TENDERIZED Cube "Steaks PREVIOUSLY FROZEN, PORK SIDE Spare Ribs PREVIOUSLY FROZEN, SLICED Beef Liver ib3,39 Ib 1.69 16 99? TURKEY CUTS Whole Legs Whole Breasts .99,199 Dark Red or New Orleans Style STOKELY 19 69"KIDNEY BEANS "^ Condensed, 4 Varieties Including French Onion HEINZ SOUPS tin Instant, Hot, Rich, Marshmallow or Milk CARNATION pkg of 10, 9 5 CHOCOLATE 28 g envs SAVE 60? Cut from Canada's Finest Grade "A" Beef BonelessEyetRdenovae l ROUND ROAST Ib (Our Regular Price 3.39 lb) A&P, REGULAR OR THICK SLICED Side Bacon 500 g vac pac 2.19 SWIFT PREMIUM, REGULAR Wieners SWIFT OLD MILL, BREAKFAST Sausages SWIFT PREMIUM, SLICED 1 -Ib vac pac 1.49 Cooked Ham SWIFT PREMIUM, SLICED, MAC & CHEESE, MOCK CHICKEN, DUTCH, BOLOGNA Cooked Meats lb 1.49 175 g VAC PAC 1.49 175 g VAC PAC 89? SWIFT PREMIUM, SLICED, REGULAR OR THICK Bologna 500gvac pac1.79 SWIFT PREMIUM, SLICED, PREMIUM, SUGAR PLUM OR LAZY MAPLE Side Bacon 500gvacpac2.39 SWIFT, DINNER STYLE Hams Sugar Plum Ib 2.99 Scottla's fACIAL .TISSU E Riviera, Whole "BUTTON„ MUSHROOMS pkg. of 200 shoots SAVE 58? Boneless '" m ode BEEF ROASTS (Our Regular Price up to 3.59 lb) PRIDE OF CANADA Bologna Chunks, BURNS, CAMPOtE, COIL Polish Sausage PRIDE OF CANADA, SALAM,, BEERWUR-ST, PEPPERONI, SUMMER Sausage Sticks PRIDE OF CANADA, SWEET PICKLED Cottage Rolls PRIDE OF CANADA, HALVES, VAC PAC Vintage Hams REGAL, RINDLESS Bacon Pieces Ib1.29 16 1.69 500 g PKG L99 '4.99 16'3.79 le 1.59 In stores with Deli BRANDT, MIX & MATCH — BEERWURST, JAGDWURST OR VIENNA Salami Sausagelb2.99 With Pork or Sugar with Pork 144I -oz tin 59e or VAN CAMP 9,j BEANSwith ork in mato°sauce 10 -fl -oz tin 19 -fl -oz tin Ready -to -Serve, Assorted Varieties 89 HABITANT ` SOUPS 28 -fl -oz tin 79� Dry Roasted Instant Chocolate NESTLE'S BEAVER PEANUTS 325 g 239 container® QUIK mosimmor Buy 2, SAVE up to 47f1 6 Varieties Including Whole Kernel Corn (1241 -oz) Sealtest, Regular, Creamed COTTAGE CHEESE STOKELY VEGETABLES 500 g carton 14 fl -oz for tin )2' 7508 ?9 carton SAV4IN E 1.00 1 OradE GARBAGBAGS 59 pkg of 20 (Our Regular Price 1,59) (Our Regular Price up to 73c each) All Purpose MONARCH FLOUR �� 92.9 (Our Regular Price 2.87) •s ,� 'SAVE 1.00 Quick Cooking or Minute QUAKER OATS 1.25 kg box LESS THAN 1/2 PRICE SALE The first item of business on the agenda when Col- borne Council met for ita regular meeting on Tuesday, y, 2O,1 A.a$ the passing of a resolution peti- tioning. the Ministry of Transportation and Cotn- tIoos for the interim payment of subsidy on road construction completed to tlth date in the current calendar year. Because of increased costs over the estimated construction of the Robert Jewell MIuniciLai Drain, a by=law to authorize the levying of these extra costs to affected property owners was passed. Ron Durnin, Road Superintendent, reported that the installation of steel sheet piling had been com- pleted on the Lamb Drain on the George Wraith property and that T.M. & T. Con- struction, Bluevale, was ex- pected an site by October 22 or 23,to complete the work. Paul Baechler. of Sunset Gold Course appeared and spoke to council about the problems of an entrance to the driving range on the north side of the township road. The deepening of the ditch because of the rebuilding of the township road now makes access dif- ficult. Also discussed was the acquisition of land from .Mr. Baechler to provide the , necessary area for installing a steel arch culvert west of the golf course main en- trance, replacing an old con- crete culvert. Through a letter received from the. Ministry of Transportation and Com- munications, it was learned that as of January 1, 1982, any work being done by a municipality that goes onto the right-of-way of a provincial highway, such as drainage works, signs, telephone or hydro service, will require a Municipal En- croachment Permit be issued by the M.T.C. to the municipality doing the work and that a fee of ;50 per per- mit will be required for each application, It came as no surprise and brought no comment when correspondence from the Huron County Board of Education and ' the Huron • - Perth , County Roman Catholic Separate School Board was read advising that effective January 1, 1982, the respective school levies would be payable in quarterly payments on March 31, June 30, September 30 and December 15 annually. The next. regular meeting of council will be at 8 p.m. on November 3. 11/44=99) ei_raissm— SAVE 50? Beef, Irish, Meatballs or Hot Chili Con Carne PURITAN STEWS 24 -fl -oz tin 99 (Our Regular Price 2.49) to Buy 3, SAVE 51? Get raise CLINTON - Registered nurses at Clinton Public Hospital have been given an interimraise of 19 per cent over a two year period. The raise is retroactive bade to last October, 1980, when the nurses' contract expired They have worked without a raise for two years. The Clinton RNs, super- visors and head nurses, who are members of the Ontario Nurses Association, have been negotiating on a province -wide basis, and are awaiting release of an ar- bitration report. They are not allowed to go on strike. • 1 Cream of Mushroom CAMPBELL'S SOUP 10 fl -oz tin for (Our Regular Price 50c each ) Tid Bits... • from page 6A ticket; Bob Rising who won a Carlow T-shirt; Ruth Erb who won a tool set; Doug Cook who won a fire ex- tinguisher; Bob Johnston who won a food voucher; Arnold Stothers who won a voucher from Hodge's Mill; Joe Austin who won a smoke detector; and Beth Robson who won the grand prize ofa live turkey donated by Don Tebow' in a draw held at midnight. All proceeds from ticket sales will go toward the newly formed Dungannon Kinette Club. Collect a Complete Set Hand Painted Dinnerware FEATURE OF THE WEEK \ (Our Regular Price 3,59) ++-4- Bert Robinson would like to congratulate Bob McCallum in this week's paper for his honesty. Mr. Robinson was walking around The Square Monday when he saw Mr. McCallum pick up a purse lying on the sidewalk in front of the Bank of Montreal and rush across the road into Court House ----Pack-moi, -S lrandad-t fo the woman who had dropped it.