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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-06-02, Page 21GODER ICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 2. 19 -PAGE 11A rf / yrJ . t ezf. J ,rJ / J J r f a 3 QT. BAG HOMO, 2% OR SKIM FRESH MILK r �s'sr1' '/ 1/4-44,%•rJ�>�/yJr�/�f � �J+ � v„ '%P.4 9/r; JJ± "J!/"• ;r !!�!l��lJ/!!�/!ll�r//.�JJ/ MAPLE LEAF COUNTRY KITCHEN SLICED BOLOGNA '3.73/kg X1.691 SCHNEIDERS BEERWURST-JAGDWURST OR SPICED HAM '7.67/kg =3.481b.. SHOPSYS SQUARE CORNED BEEF OR PASTRAMI '8.13/kg 1.691134 POTATO & VEGETABLE SHOPSY SALAD .2.84/kg $1.f 91b. OUR DELI COUNTER SLICES ALL VARIETIES OF DELI CHEESES TO YOUR REOUIREMENTS...TRY OUR. HOT • OR COLD TAKE OUT FOODS. % •,-1" rjJ/// '•. r% rfi y y� Ys' / i! ...y y r % , . ..f /J,,/'i•i .Y/!///a++/1,. //..:+ f4,44,fi,+fH„JS. 4!Jn/Jrl/ ,i/.i FRESH ATLANTIC COD FILLETS '5.49/kg 1 '249e f f/J% rfr fJ rr/ v'"4 � ✓�/%'JI ,� f rJ• �., J /1l/ KENT FROZEN CONCENTRATED ORANGE JUICE 12.5 oz. OUR REG. 51.09 "rifff , r .ice/ /4l //%//�!////r ALL VARIETIES EXCEPT MEAT HEINZ BABY FOOD 3 128 m1 JARS 48 T00DLER SIZE OR 60 EX. ABSORBENT DIAPERS PAMPERS Box LARGE ONE LITRE AYLMER - kETCHUP UNCLE BENS CONVERTED RICE2kg $3,79 LOTION OR CONDITIONING SHAMPOO HEAD NLDER3'm' Sf3.39 4 •3i r/ r r. , DISPOSABLE 5 oz. FOR KIDS DIXIE FUN CUPS / 74.7 FLAKED LIGHT BYE THE SEA TUNA 6.5 oz. 19 TIN O 500 mi HELLMANS MAYONNAISE 500 mI MOUTHWASH SCOPE 2,39 SOLID - 50 g ANTI-PERSPIRANT 2Q0 ml OR ROLL ON 15 ml SECRET tI9 rFr/ • i. JJ J /./r • } r�/� JjJ//rN�J/.} Jr.��v/ / � r}r� f .%}!yam !J�/�i}P,te%.%{ls r �.�1 FINE QUALITY FRESH ZEHRS BUTTER LIMIT 6 LB. PER CUSTOMER si 1 Ib. FULLY COOKED HOCK ONHAM SMOKED, SHANK PORTION PARTLY SKINNED s3.26/kg �"8 Ib SMOKED HAM BUTT PORTION 169. r/ }• •;� f ,�'ff ff>r' }' Jr ,/ , , 'ff f r J r r� �/}%/J'n' rfrl � 9' � !r� ±G ��f�f+Y � r�r' �+�xr,� %}, y l+• /f.1 0./J/ i5 '},4 J .}% f••$ Le. " n ✓ �v }s}ff/3 }f'iJ/ CANADA 'A' GRADE ALL WHITE LARGE EGGS DOZ. SIDE BACON X2.59 ZEHRS SLICED PRIVATE LABEL 500 g PKG. FULLY COOKED PARTLY SKINNED x3.70/kg WESTONS HAMBURGER OR WIENER ROLLS PKG. OF 12 7 PKG. OUR REG. 51.19 } J• /x�%. rrrr.�fr:rr„.•/r1% i•+%,r}..r fit 1.S/J •`ifiiff r{ffJf,%�r}f.:f�/f NEILSONS 4 VARIETIES COUNTRY CRISP 9oz. 1.39 ' . : .. : �✓�ff}ry : /ferr ri, �l ,i. .. /,,,,r, . . . . . . . 2. ,( 1r /2 /A, . . 2 , LAUNDRY DETERGENT ARCTIC POWER Idre 6#q.39 f51,"0, f J, FRESH BAKED DINNER ROLL:::: Doz.69 4 VARIETIES FROZEN 4150 g SCHNEIDERS FKG. OF 6 MEAT PIES #1'.98 NEILSONS CHOC. OR BUTTERSCOTCH GOOD `N° PUDDIN f nr ff f / +�$�fN/J:•f / 44•;:' LIBBYS FANCY - 6's TOMATO JUICE 33 oz. 1 39 79 f �.f ,orre, r #fJJ { / f FOR YOUR DISHES .fn LIQUID PALMOLIVE ONE , LITRE » CENTRE CUT '1. SSIb. FULLY COOKED 54.14/kg FJ •r J J {JJ Jiff :.••.:, •Y•5•• j .4;k,• S, { $mil xfJ! i/r h ::A AMig?ig.W5 - : ' 4 >:•S se4: :: • WESTONS ENRICHED SLICEDEAD WHITE 5 VARIETIES NESTLE'S PUDDINGS 425. g 89' 4: 3 VARIETIES PALANDA PINEAPPLE PKG. OF 60 0.P. RED ROSE TEA BAGS X1.89 3 VARIETIES LIBBYS BEANS 19 79oz. 14oz. TIN TIN 6 SAU SEA S oz. SHRIMP 3 VARIETIES 375 g PKGS. SCHNEIDERS BRAM OR OATMEAL MUFFINS a. 99° COCkTAIL__$1.99 CHEESES '?.69 BLUEWATER 14 oz. PKG. BOSTON BLUE FISH STICkSt99 NEILSONS PACK OF 12 ICE CREAM NOVELTIES t7S FRICO 400 g BABY EDAM CHEESE ;3.f9 '19LIBBYS ZOODLES 79s' NEILSON 2 LITRE VANILLA VENETIAN ICE CREAM 1.19 ALPHAGETTIOR LIBBYS 19 oz TIN SPAGHETTI 79° Sea Scouts group formed 75 YEARS AGO Year ago when labour was cheaper and living expenses lower, the ordinary country newspaper, not more than half the size tithe Goderich Star of today, cost EMI" l.5n to $22-90 4 Ire8.1% Those were the days when postage had to be paid and the "boss" ° " tthele old W:: l.i r ,:. i hand press. But all those things have changed, and the Dominion Government is the greatest sinner in putting an extra tax on the people. -3t will not be in the distant future when people must pay at least $1.50 in advance for the local paper throughout the country. The grant to the rural public schools will in the future be paid in two in- stalments. The first in- stabnent, paid sometime after August 1st, will be made up as follows: First, a grant of $20 to all schools whose teacher holds a first or second class certificate, and second, a grant of 40 per cent on the amount of salary paid over $300 for the year ending June 30th 1907. 40 YEARS AGO At a meeting of the Public School Board on Tuesday evening the resignation of W. Harvey Bryans, principal of Central School, who is going into military service, was received and accepted. The Goderich Red Cross campaign was concluded on Saturday May 30th. So far as known the local campaign was unique in all Canada in that no committee of can- vassers were organized, the people being asked to come to the central office and make their donations voluntarily. The sum of 16,000 was asked 'Tor and a ,. total of $6,347.25 was received from all sources. Last night was an un - portant one in the history of the First Goderich Sea Scouts Group, when A. Fleming, of London, field secretary of the Sea Scouts of Western Ontario, and Aler Huddy, district com- missioner, of Clinton, came here for the purpose of presenting a charter to Skipper A. Norman and his group, which now numbers eighteen. 25 YEARS AGO A large congregation attended the 98th Anniversary service of Christ Church, Port Albert, Sunday afternoon. Rev. H.L. Jennings, minister of Christ Church, was in charge -of the service. Due to poor weather and the fact that exams start June 12, it has been decided to postpone the annual GDCI field day until next fall An all-out war between the pupils of S.S. NO.3 and the. starlings, which has been raging for several weeks, ended on Friday with the pupils being declared the winners.The school teacher, Ross Errington, mapped out the strategy of attack and posted a list of awards for those pupils who brought down the largest number of the nuisance birds. Awards points wer \given as follows: a starling egg, one point; right leg of adult bird, two points; leg of young bird, one pout. Cecil Cranston was declared grand champion with a total of 117 points. Barbara and Mary Purdon won forst prize for the best display of starling eggs and legs.. 5 YEARS AGO The Goderich Recreation and Community. Centre Board discovered that fund raising' for the arena will have to be continued after reviewing figures at their regular monthly meeting last Thursday. Arena fund raising campaigners realized their community support goal after almost a year of campaigning but now board members discovered that interest payments and additional painting costs will also have to absorbed by the community. A debate which local Progressive Conservative organizers have arranged between the PC candidate Anson McKinley and Liberal incumbent Jack Riddell has a large question mark hanging over it, The dabate, which Goderich PC worker Kim Ainslie termed a, "challenge debate" is not acceptable to the Liberals in terms outlined by Ainslie. What's more, PC Anson McKinley said early Wed- nesday morning he did not authorize a challenge debate and will not participate in any debate to discuss only certain pre -arranged issues with only the Liberal can- didate present.