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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-10-28, Page 29v + CBSICNA!e'.S ,.. AY, BER ,nF+A,rT+""'*IF4(..#+UA Birthday Club •. ,, f%`{f!; :':f': ffi �f'%//�rii%,' f �'�x,C./"�! •Y%i; v:rfYfi :tr:tirh'f✓�fi ,%fra'liC1,,:!Fe2%r�%"3rl {/;'•:% PRICES IN EFFECT 6 DAYS IN ALL ZEHRS MARKETS UNTIL CLOSING TUES. NOV. 3, 1981. SAVE! 51' Ib. Vii: f••'1r. r fog rf }. J f+ : f' F f. . s •F �•f Ff •f• %I �ff I f }r. fi CUT FROM FRESH ONTARIO POULTRY 3 FOREQUARTERS WITH WHOLE NECKS & BACKS 3 HINDOUARTERS WITH WHOLE BACK 3 WINGS 2 GIBLET PACKS "COUNTRY CUT" CHICKEN FRESH! NOT FROZEN Ib. . 'M1•'A yry.?.: }; w. ;.; { :: •:�:r .:Y :+,:{:;:•:;:;i::ti�:f::ii:J:i:j::f::)::i:ti?Lii$:::: �,:. :: 9 }' • ? : FRESH! YOUNG TENDER CHICKEN LEGS (PART BACK ON) OUR REG. 51.98 Ib. Ib.' FRESH YOUNG SPLIT CHICKEN BREASTS OUR REG. 52.28 Ib. SCHNEIDERS YOUNG BEEF LIVER SLICED PREVIOUSLY FROZEN \PER Ib. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES TO REASONABLE WEEKLY FA SCHNEIDERS 4 VARIETIES SLICED SIDE BACON SCHNEIDERS 6 VARIETIES SLICED BOLOGNA S 500 g. PKG. A SCHNEIDERS "COUNTRY GRILL" 500 9' SMOKED SAUSAGE 2.39 SCHNEIDERS FINE OR COARSE LIVER WURST B TEl P79 SCHNEIDERS SANDWICH STYLE MEAT ROLLS 250 78° ILY REOUIREMENTS. J SCHNEIDERS 3 VARIETIES MINI -SIZZLERS 500 g. PKG. �:: •f r v + f d •$x •. ? �� Fry :%!:• • / :�,(� / /f SCHNEIDERS COOKED SMOKED -OLDS-.FASHIONED HAM a /,r 9Af}fFx+ rifli..ia.:'ri��1, SCHNEIDERS SMOKED. ROUNDs Ceo DINNER STYLE HAM ,b►.�,49 SCHNEIDERS TASTY SLICED Ib.j3.49 THURINGER SAUSAGE PIECE Ib. `3,9 SCHNEIDERS STORE SLICED 25° LUNCHEON LOAF lb. .?0- SCHNEIDERS ALL BEEF OR RED HOT WIENERS S SCHNEIDERS 100% PURE BEEF STEAKETTES SCHNEIDERS. REG. OR CHEESE SMOKIES 300 g. 1.69. SCHNEIDERS LOOP STYLE Ib• POLISH SAUSAGE 2. S :•» FRESH ATLANTIC FISH FILLETS 4 os BOSTON BLUE Ib. Is PRODUCT OF U.S.A. FRESH BROCCOLI CANADA NO. 1 GRADE LARGE BUNCH ONTARIO RED CRISPY FANCY DELICIOUS APPLES PRODUCT OF CANADA NO. 1 ONTARIO BRUSSEL GRADE 3 Pb BAG BUNCH 1.49 SPROUTS lb 79' PRODUCT OF CALIFORNIA CANADA NO. 1 GRADE EMPEROR GRAPES PRODUCT OF CANADA N0. 1 CELLO CARROTS PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA ROMAINE LETTUCE No b PKGS2I99? SPECIAL NO. 1 GRADE FRESH CABBAGE PRODUCT OF CANADA ONTARIO GROWN EACH PRODUCT OF CANADA N0. 1 MILD ONTARIO COOKING ONIONS ��s 990 97� PRODUCT OF CANADA ONTARIO N0. 1 1 RUN( :H WAXED RUTABAGAS Ib 22' THESE SPECIALS AVAILABLE ONLY IN: HIGHWAY #8 uOS€Riiii MONDAY & TUESDAY 9-6 P.M, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY & FRIDAY R-9 _ pY•a._.____: SATURDAY 8:30-6 P.M. Hi: My name is Matthew Dur- nin and I would like to join your birthday club. I turned two years old on Friday, Oc- tober 23. I live at RIM Goderich with my mom and dad, Bon- nie and Jim and my dog, Toby. Bye for now. Matthew Condemn.. •from page 10A tial Treasurer, record high interest rates in Canada will drop only when investors have enough confidence in the federalgovernment to in- vest their money here. "I'm afraid we may have a made -in -Canada rate higher than it should be because of lack of confidence in the federal government," Miller told the Legislature. Opposition . Members reminded the government that in the 1975 election, Premier Davis promised to enact a mortgage interest subsidy program. Mortgage rates at that time were far less than they are now, and still the Premier has not kept his promise. Re -Mor The Minister of Consumer and Commercial Relations, Gordon Walker, has told the Justice Committee that the government will not appeal any decision to a Supreme Court judge might make in a Civil suit . test case over the collapse of Re -Mor Invest- ment Management Corp.. and related companies. He said that if the govern- ment is found liable or negligent, it would im- mediately move to compen- sate investors represented in the shit: The case will be heardin the Spring at the earliest. The Minister wag criticiz- ed for his eagerness to waive an appeal before a case has even gone to trial, as it was possible that legal points in the decision which could be a benefit to either side might need to be clarified and would, therefore, warrant an appeal. , Acid Rain The Leader of the Official Opposition, accused: the government of sitting . on a report for more than a year to avoid a crackdown on acid -rain producing sulphur dioxide emissions at Inco. The 100 -page document, dated October 15, 1980, was already near ' completion when the former Environ- ment Minister obtained a Cabinet Order in September 1980 to make Inco meet tougher emission levels in Sudbury by 1983. Dr. Smith asked, "Why has this report not been acted upon and why has it been kept secret when it states plainly that Inco could and should clear up to 750=800 tons a day by 1985 by the in- stallation of a new furnace?" Apparently, the report commissioned by the En- vironment Ministry, says pollution abatement equip- ment is now available to drastically curb Inco's emis- sions. Campaign Spending Premier Davis has in- dicated that he has no im- mediate plans to impose overall limits on election campaign spending. He has rejected Opposition criticism that the Tories bought their way back to power in this year's election. Statements filed last month with the Commission on Election. Contributions and Expenditures show the Tories spent $3.3 million in the election. the Liberals $1.2 million and the NDP about $620,000. Opposition Members charged that the massive amounts of money spent by the Tory party and its can- didates have helped subvert the democratic process. , They urged the government to consider arneridmg he-- " Election Finances Reform Act to impose overall spen- ding limits.