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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-05-05, Page 29• • GODERICH SIGNAL...STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 1982—PAGE 11A ZEHRS FINEST CREAMERY BUTTER 1 Ib ASTRA PINK SALMON. 7.75 oz. TIN 6 CARNATIONHASWN'e' POTATOES 2 lb. 79 PKG. P.% 9 aff.:Z,:t 391 g BOX NEILSON TOFFIFAY" geietar IA 4 / 4/45;./ ///:, VENETIAN VANI ICE C NEILSONS VANILLA, ALMONDS, MIXED FRUIT, CHERRIES, CHOC. SWIRL, RUM & RAISIN ONE LITRE WESTONS FRESH BAKED ROLLS WIENER OR HAMBURGER PKG. OF 12 OUR REG. s1.19 ZENRS OWN CHEESE COLBY. BRICK, HAVARTI, MARBLE. MOZZARELLA '6.28/kg $2. b PEPSI COLA DIET PEPSI OR MOUNTAIN DEW 750 ml. BOTTLE "Ve • • • • • •- ZEHRS JELLY3 of9)lysDERS 3/99' /7 '74.a• PLUS DEPOSIT /744,4"44r, PRIMO PLAIN SPAGHETTI SAUCE 28 oz. 'flfytWeM ;14adepr/zeil, / PRIMO PASTAS SPAGHETTI, SPAGHETTINI, LINGUINE READY CUT ELBOW MACARONI 900 g PKG. .4447, 4,•/** • .."•: .4•• ..;a4:04,///iPa 9494944,4,/ PRIMO BRAND ITALIAN TOMATOES 28 oz. 114 ALL PURPOSE FIVE ROSES FLOUR •\ MOTHER PARKERS INSTANT COFFEE LOTION OR CONDITIONING SHAMPOO HEAD It • SHOULDERS OUR REG. s1.49 /NWM:71W AN% `19 PRIMO RED KIDNEY BEANS OR CHIC PEAS 19 OZ. • 3 LITRE PLASTIC JUG. . - PRIMO' VEGETABLE OIL :1u:1W VI_ 7/ ,/:;/ aca#,AV 407/ PERSONAL SIZE 4'S IVORY BAR SOAP • 74:,•,°Gg LARGE BOTTLE HEINZ KETCHUP 750 ml St 79 PIJRITAN FLAKED HAM ,1,29• •/(r///..; ,:a ,,,,, , a......4: • / ..".; • „.,•:•;3„... a . " /5.;,/,',./' 7 ,17;;;;f, Aa:......:, a • ...-.4: a ...."; a".:K:Eq/...1.4 DEL MONTE FANCY QUALITY TOMATO JUICE 48 oz. TIN 419# BEEF, IRISH OR MEAT BALL PURITAN STEWS 680 g TIN 159 5 FLAVOUR CHOICES NEILSON DRINK MIX 3s 273999f 2 VARIETIES • NEILSON ICED TEA MIX 1.69 50 FOOT ROLL STUART HOUSE FOIL 169 McCORMICKS - 5 VARIETIES OF COOKIES GRANNY SNAPS wog •159 10 oz. JAR 450 mil g3 111.. 99 gdw-w"7ae WIi1ACK SOFTENER, CANDY 1.29 20091.19 4 VARIETIES McLARENS RELISH 376 nil 79' SHAMPOO FOR NORMAL OR OILY HAIR SUAVE BALSAM 350. $139 TARA ENVELOPES OR • •TARA WRITING PAD PKG 69' •eo: / ;444 CHUNKY STYLE CHEESE BREAD 16 0'1 25 BROWN OR CRUSTY FRESH ROLLS 89DOZEN ONE LITRE LIQUID IVORY ROSTSICLES DETERGENT FUDGESICLES $239 149 INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED FROZEN HIGH LINER COD ,FILLETg02,0469 HIGH LINER INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED FROZEN • HADDOCK FILLETS 700 g 1,39 OLD SOUTH FROM FLORIDA, FROZEN ORANGE JUICE 16' , oz 159 facuLaiirriUPER FRIES 4.125 CREAMFD 500 g TACOTTAGE CHEESE139 FRENCH ONION GAY LEA CHIP DIP 250 g 99' • ;Nag SWISS ROLLS 4. 99' 7/. VP' CREST TOOTH PASTE OUR REG S249 LEAVER BRAND MUSHROOMS REG. MINT OR GEL PIECES STEMS 10 OZ TIN •BECEL SLEEVE SOFT STYLE MARGARINE DIETRICHS 100% WHOLE WHEAT BREAD 12_0F2 1 Ib Heritage study receives grant SEAFORTH. Seaforth will be recieving a 80,000 grant from the Ontario Heritage Foundation to pay half the coat of a- Heritage Study planned for this summer. Stratford architect, John Brock, has been hired , to work with council's Local Architectural Coservation Advisory Council (LACAC) to study what is involved to •designating Seaforth's downtown as a • heritage conservation district Council approves improvement BLYTH The village council last week gave their ap- proval th a two-year, $67,300 capital improvement program to the Blyth Memorial Hall by the Centre for the Arts board. The improvements, which include lighting changes, and a grand piano, will be funded by $49,000 from the Arts board and $18,000 from provincial and municipal governments WI marks 85th anniversary "From a Flicker to a Flame" is the theme for this the 85th anniversary of the • Women's Institute, depicting the growth and achievements of • the organization with a modest beginning in 1897 which has nine million members around the world. The' highlight will be the celebra- tion in Toronto August 12. when 1,200 delegates, from Ontario will hear the world president, Mrs. Ziny Westebring-Muller of the Netherlands. • Mrs. Janet Hiepleh, the President, presided at the semi-annual meeting of the Federated Women's In- • stitute of Ontario, where plans were made for par- ticipation in the • National Convention in Fredericton in June; projects were pro- moted; resolutions dealt with and reports heard. Mrs. Bernice Noblitt of Ot. taWa, now president-elect for Canada, urged the women to be better informed regarding pensions and Bill C53. A, brief has been prepared regarding the lat- ter. Miss Molly McGhee, Director of Home Economics, brought the directors up to date on the activities of her branch and thanked the members for over 2,000 adult volunteer leaders and the sponsorship of many of the 4-H clubs throughout the province. A special day is planned for June 13 at the Agricultural Museum at Milton when the likeness of Mr. Erland Lee, the Women's Institute nominee, will be unveiled in the On- tario Agricultural Hall of Fame along with others who contributed to agriculture, in the province. Visitors to the museum during the summer will be able to see and take part in the many special events as well as visit the Women's Institute Hall. The board directors visited the . Erland Lee Museum Home at Stoney Creek where the Constitution was penned in 1897. It was a Memorable afternoon, being the first event in this the 10th anniversary of the owner- ship by the Federated Women's Institute of On- tario. Visitors may visit this beautiful Home -With its beautiful artifacts from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. from Monday to Friday. Despite all the ' plans for 1982, it is necessary for Many to think of the world conference coming to B.C. in June 1983. Plans are being made for pre and post con- ference tours of Canada and a warm welcome to our overseas visitors. Special events at the conference in- clude an interfaith service, Canada Day celebrations, special speakers, music, choirs, and a panorama of Canadian culture and history with Bobby Curtola as master of ceremonies. Next week, over 555 delegates from all of Ontario will attend an officers' con- ference at Waterloo Univer- sity to learn new skills in leadership, be informed of the purpose, work and ac- tivities of the Women's In- stitute. They and the board directors will know the many projects locally and worldwide and with this knowledge, they will be bet- ter equipped to contribute to the growth of the Women's Institute •