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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-05-19, Page 26ASSORTED FLAVOURS Meadowgold Ice Cream 2 LITRE CARTON OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.89 JANE PARKER LppiePie 624 g 149 .8ize , PAGE 12A—GODERICHSIGNAL-STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 19,1982 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES TO NORMAL FAMILY REQUIREMENTS Council plans logo contest Bills and accownts in the amount of $42,721.16 were approved for payment when Colborne Township Council held their regular meeting May 4, The financial statement per.•~,rsd by MacGillivray and Company, auditors, wUN presented for council's study and was accepted. Following discussion and consideration over the past couple of months,, council has now decided to proceed with a competition among township residents and ratepayers to develop a crest or logo for township use. A corunittee to look into all aspects of the competition was appointed with R. Kernighan, • G. MacPhee, Beulah Long, Jean Prest and H. Milburn named to form the committee. Council requested that a special invitation be extended to the pupils of Colborne Central School to participate. !Prizes are to be awarded to the three submissions judged best. They . should depict, among many ideas, the history of the township, its land use, recreational and aesthetic features. Ads are to placed in the Goderich Signal -Star to advise the public of the competition which will dose on June 30, 1982. Ron Durnin, road superintendent, was at- tending the T.J. Mahoney Road School in Guelph from May 3 to 5 but his written report was presented to and discussed by council. • D. Carpenter of Goderich and Richard Ottewell, solicitor, appeared before council[ to r equest4 an amendment to zoning on a parcel of land located on part of lot 11, concession 1, East Division. This matter is to be taken up with the Huron County Planning Depart- ment before any decision is made. Clifford and Glen McNeil were also present to disucss a drainage problem on the 12th "concession, West Division and council requested the road superintendent to determine the exact_ location of the problem on his return to work. Building permits were issued to -Les Pitblado for an addition to a cottage onlot 1, Plan 19; William Jewell was issued a permit for the construction and installation of grain storage bins on loth, concession 3, West Division; and Eric Johnston, Port Albert, was issued a permit for interior renovations to his house on lot 5, Plan 3, Saltford., A policy letter from the Ministry of Agriculture and Food, land Development Branch, setting out the 1982- 83 allocation of funds for tile drainage loans, was read. The township has been allocated the same amount for this year as was spent in 1981-82, although a review to be conducted in Junecould result in an adjustment of the funding, up or down. The interest rate for 1982-83 on tile drain loans has been set at 10 per cent. Area farmers contemplating tile drainage work this = year should complete an application for a loan, if ,required, before the end of May, 1982. In response to a request from Robert Bell, Reeve of Tuckersmith Township, for a grant to support the indoor swimming facility at Vanastra, Reeve Bell or his representative was invited to attend the next meeting on May 18 to make a presen- . tation to support the request. By-laws 13 and 14-1982, by- laws to permit the operation of pits on part lot 6, con- cession 5, East Divsion and part lot 6, concession 4, East Division, and that the respective properties, owned by Mary Elizabeth Donnelly and Richard Francis Don- nelly of Goderich, be zoned Extractive Resources (ER - 1), were given all required readings and passed. The by- laws will now be circulated to all owners, adjoining owners and corporations pursuant to section 39, The Plat nning Act. In other business, a grant of $40 was approved for the Huron County Road Superintendents' Association for 1982, and on the request of the Ministry of Natural Resources, council considered the application of John Kuran for a license to operate a gravel pit on part lot 5, concession .2, East Division and voiced no ob- jections to the application. The meeting was then adjourned to the next regular meeting on Tuesday, May 18. YOU'LL DO BETTER AT A&P YOU'LL D0 BETTER AT A&P PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., MAY 22nd, 1982 All A&P stores will be... Closed Monday Mai 24th VICTORIA DAY You'll do better wit A&P'S great „7047.1 rig ;P r OUR REGULAR PRICE 245. PREPARED leinz Mustard 500 mL lar ■ ELM GROVE (MADE WITH BUTTER) Dairy Spread 1 POUND 49 OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.89 JANE PARKER English Muffins P kg otfi • COME VISIT FA For Freshness & Savings PROD. OF CALIFORNIA res Broccoli CANADA NO. 1 GRADE. PROD. OF MEXICO Cantaloupes PROD. OF CALIFORNIA. LUSCIOUS Fresh Strawberries SAVE .31 OUR REGULAR PRICE .99 EACH 1 bunch PROD, OF CALIFORNIA, VALENCIA, SIZE 88's 6 FOR 1.9 99. Fresh Oranges 12 size 199 each ■138's pint PROD. OF CHILE. THE NATURAL SNACK .99 Red Grapes 218Ikg/b ■,99 CANADA NO. 1 GRADE. PROD. OF FLORIDA CANADA NO. GRADE, PROD.'OF FLORIDA Corn -on -The -Cob . 6 for 199 Fresh Tomatoes • PROD. OF FLORIDA. OUARTER§ EACH 1.49 Whole Watermelon CANADA NO.1 GRADE. PROD. OF CALIFORNIA. SNOW WHITE Fresh. Cauliflower CANADA NO.1 GRADE. PROD. OF FLORIDA Celery Stalks 1.5 1b 1 79 pkg ._ CANADA EXTRA FANCY. PROD. OF B.C., ALL PURPOSE each 3„ Spartan Apples bob 199 eac each CANADA NO. 1 GRADE. PROD. OF P.F.I. h 169 Baking Potatoes PROD. OF ONTATIO. SNOW WHITE ■98 Fresh Mushrooms CANADA NO.1 GRADE, PROD. OF ONTARIO. ENGLISH CANADA NO.1. GRADE'. PROD. OF FLORIDA Seedless Cucumbers 2 for 17 New Potatoes PROD. OF CALIF ORNIA. FRESH. CRISP Green Onions 3 bunches 100 Begonias PROD. OF CALIFORNIA. SWEET TENDER. FREAI Bunch Carrots for 1 49 PROD. OF FLORIDA. IDEAL WITH PERRIER Fresh Limes 8 for .99 % PRICE -SAVE 1.00 CANADA NO. 1 GRADE. PROD. OF GEORGIA Fresh First of the Season Peaches 4 for ■ 99 }2 oz 199 pkg 108/kg!b ■49 4" pot ASST. LARGE SIZE, APPROX 4 FT HIGH Tropical. Plants CHOICE OF COLOURS. IN BLOOM Geraniums 1 49 10 inch 1299 pot spot" ■99, SAVE ■50 PROD. OF ONTARIO. 4 VARIETIES OF ,$/ 99 J.B. FRUIT /kg .b. Drinks !kg Ib. Drinks OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.49 OUR REGULAR PRICE 4.38/kg-1.99 LB 64 fl oz btl ■ 9 9 BATHROOM TISSUE Velour 39 Tissue pkg of 4 rolls OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.99 ASST COLOURS (BOX OF 100 SHEETS 2 FOR .99) FACIAL Kleenex .79 Tissue box sheet s0 OlIR REGULAR PP.ICE 1.13 4 VARIETIES INCLUDING CHOICE CREAM STYLE COR' Aylmer Vegetables 19:',°7 .13 BRAVO. WITH MEAT OR MUSHROOMS Spaghetti Sauces 14ffloz .89 LANCIA, ASSORTED CUTS Egg Noodles 375 g 79 pkg a SUNMIX Orange Crystals 4ko s AYLMER, WITH PECTIN. RASPBERRY OR Strawberry Jam 500an'iL 1 ASSORTED OR SANDWICH CREME 119 A&P Cookies SAVE 50 OUR REGULAR PRICE 2.89 900g • bob JANE PARKER, SLICED 100% Whole Wheat Bread made with 100% pure vegetable shortening ■ 675 g LOAF OUR REGULAR PRICE .83 EACH REAL MAYONNAISE LHeIImann's 500 mL lar ciratse- ). tee You'll do better with BAKED GOODS from A&P! You'll do better with FROZEN FOODS from A&P! HAMBURG BUNS OR Wiener ROILS,pkg 2of• Made with 100% pure vegetable shortening JANE -PARKER, _SLICED.. Raisin Bread JANE PARKER Dessert Shells SEALTEST Sour Cream FROZEN, CONCENTRATED, WHITE OR PINK Sunsqueeze Lemonade. 102zt: •OU SOMERDALE,FROZEN 454 g Hitt— loaf ■ 9_ __ .Fench_ 21b 59, pkg ■ CR4RISPY CRUST, DELUXE OR DEEP-DISH STYLE DELUXE pkg01 ■ 1 9 Totino's Pizza Pkg 199. 500 mL 119 SILVERWOOD, DING BATS OR NUTTERS Ice Cream Novelties ofpkfig. 129 LUNCHEON MEAT Prem 340 g 169 tin BURNS TENDERFLAKED CHICKEN OR TURKEY -1.69 Tenderflaked Ham 6150 z 139 SAVE .80 NESTEA, REGULAR OR TROPICAL BLEND Iced Tea Mix 5r9 24 oz tin OUR REGULAR PRICE 3.39 GOLDEN EARTH Garlic Bread HIGH LINER, FROZEN Fish 'N Chips CHINATOWN, FROZEN Sweet & Sour Pork BANOUET, FROZEN, COOKED Chicken Pieces 12oz 159 pkg 32 oz 939 pkg pkg ■ 99 2 Ib 399 pkg 100% PURE FLORIDA, FROZEN, CONC. OId South Juices Orange or .99 grapefruit 12.5 fl oz tin OUR REGULAR PRICE t45 NORMAL OR OILY -BONUS PACK 200 mL PLUS 100 mL FREE HIGH LINER Per[ 199 Fish In Shampoo pIS bt Batter 700 gg STAY COLD - OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.69 SAVE .70 OUR REGULAR PRICE 3.69—SAVE 1.10 Beverage Holders Pkg. of6.99 MARBELIZED Play Ball VINYL Lawn Chair MAXI SIZE, REGULAR, DEODORANT New Freedom Pads MINI SIZE, REGULAR, DEODORANT New Freedon Pads BRAVO, MEAT & MUSHROOMS -1.99 Thick & Zesty Sauces MONARCH, ASSORTED VARIETIES, CHICKEN MAGIC Coating Mix BANDED PACK OF 9 -inch 129 size ORANGE PEKOE, MOTHER PARK ERS Tea Bags each 1195 pkg of 299 pkg of 30 219 281107179 jar SAUCE & Woodbury Soap ASST VARIETIES INCL SHORTBREAD RIN Weston Cookies WHITE OR YELLOW �9 Hi-Dri Towels GS 2108119 pkg 3-90 o 79 bars ■ 400 g tin 169 tie bag COCA OR FRUITY Post Pebbles Cereal JACOBS, (BISCUITS FOR CHEESE 200 g pkg Cream Crackers CHIPS AHOY OR OREO Christie Cookies LANCIA Lasagna PLAIN, ASSORTED VARIETIES Peek Frean Biscuits LEMONADE FLAVOUR Realemon Crystals PolofPkg PLANTERS Peanut Oil pkg of 179 75 300 g 139 pkg .99) 2tOg pkg ■ 9 450 g fin 189 tie bag 750g 1�J pkg 200 g9 pkg 192 9 11 onus 1 litre /, 79 ctn "T PFEIFFERS. ASST VARIETIES CEO AR BLUE OP CHUNKY CHEESE + 04 09 Salad rolls alls 2.Dressing 250 mL btl .89 a