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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-06-02, Page 17ASSORTED FLAVOURS Canada Dry Beverages CASE OF 24-10 FL OZ TINS 99 OUR REGULAR PRICE 9.99 6 . ack of 10 fl oz btls 2.09 -Pius btl deposit iThh1do better at Bonele Round Roast OUR REGULAR PRICE BdOM1g3.9910 MINI, ASST VAR. INCL. CHOCOLATE Nestle Puddings PKG-OF 4-5 OZ TINS 1 OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.89 SAVE 2.65/kg i.201b GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 1982 -PAGE 7A Look for thes "Super:uys thisweekatA&R.great savings are yours right now! You'll do better at... A&P! '0 AUTO, FILTER OR REG. COFFEE Maxwell House 1 LB VAC PAC BAG 99 Nor OUR REGULAR PRICE 3.69 SAVE .89/kg-.40 Ib FRESH QUARTERS, WITH BACKS ATTACHED Chic'ken Legs - 6 Ikg / • Ib OUR REGULAR PRICE 3.511141.59 Ib FRESH QUARTERS. WITH WINGS & BACKS ATTACHED with supermarket prices CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'A" BEEF OUTSIDE CUT -EYE REMOVED d' d'8V IV 831138 0011,l0A SAVE 2.65/kg-1.201b RUMP SIRLOIN TIP OR INSIDE CUT ROUND. BONELESS Beef 59 99 /kg / Ib OUR REGULAR PRICE 9.24Ikg-4.19 Ib SLICED Chicken.,,.29 .Side o n Breasts the B.B.O ! Bacon kg .Ib OUR REGULAR PRICE 3.511kg-1.59 Ib -SAVE .67Ikg-.30 Ib FRESH. GRIP ATON THE B B 0 Lean Ground Beef TENDERIZED. GREAT ON THE Ei.B 0 Cube Steak J39 Fig Ib 199 77 0 FJig/b 349 SLJCEf Sr mit ESS 3JE1E'%ED "QE1C.SL :n.: y Beef Liver 196rkg/Ib .89 MAPLE LEAF. SMOKED PICNIC STYLE Pork Shoulders 373kgib 69 SWIFT OLD MILL 1 a es 328k `'9 Breakfast S�usg g 1 A&P Braced regular or thick 513°g 239 vac pac Maple Leaf regular 500 g th,ck or hint of maple vac pac 299 CANADIAN QUEEN Canned Ham MAPLE LEAF, REGULAR OR B.B.Q. Wieners MAPLE LEAF, GOLDEN FRY OR PURE PORK SKINLESS Sausages 1.5 Ib 349 tin 11b 169 vac pac 500 g 229 Pkg MAPLE LEAF, SLICE & FRY -0U REO PRICE 134 -SAVE 7a OU g Sausage Meat S 69 Doll 1 MAPLE LEAF SLICED. tE VAR INCLUDING MAC & CHEESE Cooked Meats .4.99 SAYE .89/kg-.40 Ib GRADE 'A' FROZEN. SWIFT DEEP -BASTING BUTTERBALLS OR A&P Self -Basting Turkeys ha/ '29 lb 61o10Ib average MAPLE LEAF • VAR INCLUDING' TEPPERONI Deli Chubs MAPLE LEAF Ham Steaks MAPLE LEAF Breakfast Slices MAPLE LEAF ,LICED Cooked Ham SI -(GYPSY COL E SLAW OR Potato Salad /kg OURREGULAR PRICE 3.731kg-1,69 Ib SWIFT BUTTERBALL SELF -BASTING -GREAT ON THE B.B.O. Breasts 125 329 250 g 169 size 175g189 pig 500 g 219 Pkg 175g 199 Frac pac 500 g 149 cin IN STORES WITH DELI! GAINERS. YOUR CHOICE 4 VAREETIES //OF ' 1 g9 .'i'trlookg/Ib Salami With this Coupon foo OFF ►P MAPLE LEAF Country Kltchen n am Price vu, rheum' Coupon 9 90'kg-3 44' LB Lrmtt one coupon per ham purcrtate VaIrd ti Junto 5th 1982 VC ASST CREME VARIh 1 (IES INCL FRUIT CREMES Peek Frean Cookies DARK OA MILK CHOCOLATE Peek Frean Digestives ASST VAR INCL PEANUT BUTTER -400g A&P Cookies CARNATION • INSTANT Coffee -Mate 200 g 99 Pkg • p&2 00 g ■ s39 fie bag , 450 g tin 1 90 Sig 2.19 FINEST ORANGE PEKOE Salada Tea Bags GOOD HOST Iced Tea Mux ASSORTED FLAVOURS Je1l-0 Powders DESSERT TOPPING Dream Whip cort3.29 2 ;It; .79 . 99 . 79 CHOICE. ASST VARIETIES INCL FRUIT COCKCTAIL 74B az tin Aylmer Fruit B5 g Pkg SPAGHETTI. ALPHA-0E11i 0I1 ZOODILES. I TOMATO SAUCE pk of 89 Libby's 120 Pastas OUR REGULAR PRICE .81 14 oz 59 tin NI ONION OR CHICKEN NOODLE Lipton Soup Mixes - ??x.95 CHOICE. ASS'. VARIETIES INCL PEAS & CARROTS Libby's Vegetables 2ortins .89 WPOTE OR PINK LEMONADE FLAVOUR Rise °N Shine Crystals ANN PAGE Tomato Ketchup Pkg a1389 429 emirs 1 litre 1 eG9 DEEP BROWNE WITH PORKtOLASSESOR Il TOMATO SAUCE Libby's Beans 14 f1 69 oz tin IN d'Sli IV 831138 0011.l0A d'8'd IV 811118.00 11, f0A i Drag line purchased Accounts ��� ore $66,000 were ordered paid when Goderich Township totalling over were paid . when Goderich Township Council met in regular session May 17. Of this amount, $42,000 was for a used drag line purchased from John Martin; $18,000 was for tile drain loans; and $4,000 was for road superintendent payroll. J.M. Driver was present at the meeting to renew .his trailer camp licence. Donna Madly was pr edt to discuss the question of insurance on township ball players. Council turned this matter over to the recreation committee. Simon Van Driel was present to explain a sports day to be held on July 10 and discuss the possibility of closing a portion of roadway during the sports program. Council agreed to the request but explained that the matter was under the supervision off the road superintendent. By-law number 7, 1982, a by -lata to authorize the sale of Block °A' of Plan 561, was given three readings -and passed. By-law number 8, 1982, a by-law setting the rates of taxation for 1982 and the manner of collecting taxes, was given three readings and passed. Building permits were issued to Endre and D. Kokavecz for a house ad- dition on lot 12A, Plan , 13; Ken Harris fora sun deck on lot 21, concession 11; K. Van Den Heuvel for a small cabin on lot 10, concession 2; K. Van Den Heuvel for a manure tank on lots 8, 9 and 10, concessions 4 and 5; and Murray Ragin for a sun porch on lot 10A, Plan 13. Approval of a building permit for the Ministry of Community and Social Services to build a barn on Id 13 and 14, concession 1 (Bluewater Centre) was held pending receipt .of a cer- tificate of compliance. As a result of a query by the OMB regarding the set back of certain lots for the proposed Kelly subdivision, it was moved by council that the Ministry of Environment i establish the amount of set' back which they will require so that the figures can be used in preparing an amending by-law. Tile drain loans were approved for the following people, subject to the availability of funds: Wayne Elliott -$4,020 on lot 18, concession 8; G.H.' Stirling - $4,020 on lot 38, concession 6; Clayton Ellis -$3;120 on lot 15; and Peter Van Driel-$2,530 on lot 18, concession 6. Council then adjourned until June 7. Author to be at book sale Bruce Kidd, once... a sew sation on • the international track scene and now author of books for young people will give a reading of his work as part of the fun at Huron County's biggest used book sale Saturday and Sunday, June 5 and 6 at Blyth Memorial Hall. A gold and bronze medal winner in the 1962 Com- monwealth Games and member of the 1964 Canadian Olympic team, Mr. Kidd is now Associate Professor in the Physical Education Department of the University of Toronto and writes widely for publications from the Toronto Star and Globe and Mail to the CBC. He has produced three books for young audiences on a sporting theme: Hockey Showdown, Who's a Soccer Player and Toib Longboat and will read e*cerpts at 2 p.m. on Saturday. The book sale. sponsored by the board of Directors of the Blyth Centre fdr the Arts. has become so popular over' the last three years that this year it has been extended to Sunday as well as the normal Saturday. Thousands of books. donated from far and wide will be sold at bargain prices. Paperback fiction. for instance. will be sold five books for $1 while hardcover fiction sells three for$1. Non- fiction. mysteries and science fiction will be 50 cents each and children's books will be 25 cents As well as book bargains. tours of '.Memorial Hall will be given and there will be delicious home -baked goods on sale. A refreshment counter i_s also available. The sale will be open Saturday from t( a m to 6 p.m. and Sunday from t to 5 b.m. �"Y