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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-05-12, Page 19SILVERWOODS Canadian Supreme Ice Cream 2 LITRE CARTON OUR REGULAR PRICE 3.88 .01 SEALTEST, CREAMED Cottage Cheese 99 OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.69 You'll do better at KRAFT SALAD DRESSING Miracle Whip 500 ML JAR OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.39 1, GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1982 -PAGE 7A This week's reason. . You'IIdo better at A&P! TODDLER SIZE Pampers Diapers PKG OF 24 Limit 3 per family purchase OUR REGULAR PRICE 4.99 dor s TRUCKLOAD OF TURKEYS SALE! GRADE "A" FROZEN, SWIFT DEEP BASTEDbas BUTTERBALLS OR A&P eif in 6tolOIb I average OUR REGULAR PRICE 3.731kg-1.69 Ib FIRST 5 RIBS ONLY Prime Rib Roast 89 37 pkg I Ib OUR REGULAR PRICE 7.03Ikg-3.19 Ib 3 WITH' on the - THIS F purchase of COUPON IN 50 0 Ready -to -serve Swift Su ar Plum Ham Lundone co pon per harp purchase. Valid until May 15th. 1982 V.C. SWIFT. READY TO -SERVE, OUAR"ERS Sugar Plum Hams 659,kq/0299 SWIFT READY -TO -SERVE. HALVES 79 Sugar Plum Hams 615,gib 2 REGAL BRAND, READY -TO -SERVE BONELESS /� Dinner Hams 439kg/r, 199 REGAL BRAND. HY THE PIECE Side Bacon 373,kg/b 169 *SAVE UP TO 4.00. PER TURKEY 1V d31139 0011.00A TV.1V x31138 00 11.00A /kg / lb *CALCULATION BASED ON THE PURCHASE OF A 10 LB TURKEY SAVE 1.99/kg-.90 Ib CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE `A' BEEF Prime Rib Steaks 59 99 /kg OUR REGULAR PRICE 8.5$Ikg-3.89 Ib Cap Off Rib Steaks 7'0Ikg/3491b IDEAL FOR THE B.B.Q. BEEF STEAKS AND ROASTS -IDEAL FOR THE B.B.Q. New York StripesLoins 77/ /kg Ib CUT YOUR OWN & SAVE WHOLE 12.33 kg -5.59 Ib, 12 TQ 15 Ib AVERAGE 79 RED HOTS. DUTCH TREET, ALL BEEF OR DINNER FRANKS Schneiders Wieners vac pac1 lb 59 REGULAR. ALL BEEF OR COUNTRY MAPLE Schneiders Mini Sizzlers 5.00 g 89 pkg SCHNEIDERS. SLICED. REG. THICK MAPLE Side Bacon SCHNEIDERS Skillet Strips A&P REG. & THICK SLICED OR TOWN CLUB Side Bacon SCHNEIDERS Ham Steaks 500 g 269 vac pac 500 g 249 pkg 500 g vac pac 229 1758 189 pkg SCHNEIDERS. SLLCE.D 12 VAR INCL Cooked Meats SCHNEIDERS. SLICED. REGULAR. Bologna SCHNEIDERS. SI ICED Chopped Ham SCHNEIDERS Corned Beef SMOKED -COOKED 16 TO 20 LBS Whole Hams Butt Portion Shank. Half slit s remorved Butt Half slices removed No centre or shank portion Centre Cuts or Ham Steaks 3°6 A- 139 326,kg/Ib 149 326rkg/Ib 149 3511kg/Ib 159 417,kg/Ib 169 MAC & CHEESE ,99 175 g OR ALL BEEF375 159 pkg 1758 149 pkg pkg of 3-50 g 189 pouches SCHNEIDERS. SLICED Cooked Ham PREVIOUSLY FROZEN PORK SIDE Spare Ribs 175 9 159 pkg 417/ 189 /kg Ib In Stores With Deli Shop BRANDT COLBY. BRICK OR Harvarti Cheese.62,ODg/b 279 WITH THIS COUPON Energizer OFF OUR FEATURE Batteries ■ PRICE OF 2.49 AA. C SIZES (9 VOLT PKG OF 1) Limit one per family. Valid until May 15th, 1982. No. EN 100 OvUOu%. WE REDEEM ALL FOOD STORE COUPONS! a.- <14 KINGSFORD. CHARCOAL M-atchlight Briquets bag 299 COATING MIXES ASST VARIETIES Shake 'N Bake 4 oz pkg .99 TOMATO Ann Page Ketchup 1 btl 1" BEEFF, IRISH OR MEATBALL_(BEANS & WIENERS 24 9) 99 oz tiri 1 Puritan Stews91 SHO�CHILI CON CARNE 11.79) PURITAN Flaked Ham d'�V 111 x31138 00 11.00A Willi IV 1931139 00.11,10A i Council sets mill rates West Wawanosh Township Council passed a by-law authorizing the levying of mill rates for taxation for the year 1982 when it 'net in regular session May 4: By- law no. 8. 1982, set the rates at: general township, farm Sand residential 56.96 (1981 rate -55.34) and business and commercial -87.01 (65.11); county -23.74 (20.93) and27.93 (24.62); Huron County elementary -42.83 (41.14) and 50.39 (48.40); Huron County secondary -38.00 (32.74) and 44.71 (38.51); Huron -Perth County R.C.S.S.-43.59 (39.62); Bruce -Grey County R.C.S.S..42.86 (37.44) and 50.42 (44.05); Auburn general -11.64 (9.89) and 13.69 (11.64) ; Auburn street lights - 25.73 (34.18) and 30.27 (40.21); and Dungannon street lights -14.22 (13.58) and 16.72 (15.98). By-law no. 9, 1982 was given a third reading and finally passed. This by-law levies a special annual rate on several properties to cover tile drain loans. By-law no. 10, 1982 was also given a third reading and finallly passed. This by- law appoints Chief George Whitby of Lucknow as fire chief for West Wawanosh Township. The road superintendent was authorized to advertise in three local papers for tenders for approximately 40,000 cubic yeards of pit run gravel for construction in 1982. Road accounts totalling $5,425.55 and general ac- counts totalling $10,221.90 were. ordered paid. Mrs. Annie Gaunt , West Wawanosh and Ashfield representative on the Wingham and District Hospital Board of Gover- nors, attended the council meeting and reported on her year as such a represen- tative. Mrs. Gaunt agreed to act for another two-year term, and a nomination paper was completed in her name to be forwarded to the board. Management at the dump was discussed. Council was informed of the Ministry •'of the Environment's in- spection on April 27 and the recommendations made at that time. A site plan for the dump must be prepared by. December 31, 1982 and the clerk was directed to contact several engineering firms to obtain quotations for preparation of a plan. The drainage superin- tendent was given authority by council to walk the St. Augustine Creek which is the creek involved in the Robinson Drainage Works. An application for severance by Raymond Hallahan to correct the title of the property was ap- proved by council. Lodge holds party Goderich Rebekah Lodge held their annual dessert card party and bake sale at MacKay Centre on May 5 at 1:30 p.m. with 22 tables playing euchre, bridge and 500. Prizes went to Mrs. John Broadfoot of Brueefield, Mrs. Kay Nivins of Auburn and Mrs. Iregne Harnock, Mrs. Mary Clairmont and Mrs. Harold Chambers, all of Goderich. Tickets had been sold on boxes of groceries which went to Mrs. Dorothy Bennett of R.R. 6 Goderich and Mrs. Allan Chrystler, Shirley McCall and Debbie Davidson, all of Goderich and Mrs. Robert Hendry of Gueph. Harbor report. • BY RON GRAHAM The Algorail arrived light from Bay City for salt on May 1 and cleared harbor the same day for Burns. The Algosoo arrived light from Sault Ste. Marie for salt on May 8 and cleared harbor the next day for Burns. The Astor Princess arrived light from Sarnia to load corn May 4 I it was her first time in Goderichl and cleared harobr May 6. The -Patricia S arrived light from Sarnia for corn May7. The Furia Windsor cleared harbor May 4 with a load of corn.