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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-06-09, Page 213 LB BAG 7.39.OUR REG PRICE 10.09 -SAVE 2.70, 8'0 Clock Bean Coffee 1 LB BAG 119 A superb blend, rich rn Brazilian coffees. Custom ground in the store when you buy d ..not before. OUR REGULAR PRICE 3.39 PLUS BOTTLE DEPOSIT ASSORTED VARIETIES Chateau Beverages CASE OF 24-10 FL OZ TINS 99 CANADA DRYBEVERAGES 6 PACK OF 300 ml BTLS 2.09 OUR REGULAR PRICE 5.49 LIMIT: 3 DOZEN PER FAMILY PURCHASE' Grade "A" Small Eggs OUR REGULAR PRIC .81 v a., GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9,19$2—PAGE 5A ALL POPULAR CANADIAN BRANDS. REG. OR KING SIZE Cigarettes 99 KING SIZE CARTON 89 REGULAR CARTON WASIMI+e ..wan„.04%S UM C,f.,O...a..... ,.,,. ashor. 10.06,13 OUR REGULAR PRICE UP TO 11.29 with supermarket prices CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE "A" BEEF Beef Roasts SEMI-BONELESSS BLADE OR CHUCK SHORT RIB OUR REGULAR. PRICE 6.591kg-2.99 Ib TRUCKLOAD OF TURKEYS SALE! SWIFT FROZEN, 6.TO 16LB AVERAGE Butte.rb�ll Turkeys 62/129 ikg OUR REGULAR PRICE 3.73/kg-- 1.69 Ib Akisommommoner ib SAVE 2.20/kg-1.00 Ib BLADE. CHUCK SHORT RIB OR SHOULDER Boneless Beef Roasts 83/ 19 fkg Ib OUR REGULAR PRICE 7.03Ikg-3.19 Ib SLICED—A&P REG., OR THICK 2.59 CANADA PACKERS. BREAKFAST OR FARMER STYLE NEW ZEALAND SPRING. 'GREAT ON THE B.B.O." Town Club Devon Brand'j51,jLoin 29 71/ Side Bacon v:204L. SaysagesIkg Ib Lamb Chops SCFHNEIDE.RS BLUE RIBBON Bologna Prue FRESH MEDIUM GREAT ON THE B.B O' Ground Beef 357,5,4/1b 179 439/ 199 kg IIS TOWN CLUB. "GREAT ON THE B B 0 Wieners TIb vac pac 14' BURNS PRICE OF C A^IADA. 6 VAR INCL VAC & CHEESE SLICED Cooked Meats .$9 SHOPSY ALL BEEF Wieners PREVIOUSLY rRO.11VN SLICE; SKINLESS & OEVEINEQ Beef Liver SOO g 169 1 jvlkg/b MAPLE LEAF. VAC PAC Bologna Chunks 3°161kg/b SCHNEIDERS. LOOPS. Polish Sausage 4391kg/b 199 BURNS PRIDE OF CANADA. SLICED Cooked Ham ALL BEEF SHOPSY 89 Sausage 139 SHOPSY. COLE SLAW OR • Potato Salad SLICED. ALL BEEF. SHOPSY Bologna 1758 159 vac pat COO g 249 Pkg L COOg149 cin 375q 1.59 vac Pat AOM CANADA S FINES' DIODE A BEEF �/ Blade Steaks 439kQ/Ib 199 STRIP OR CUBED Stewing Beef 5"kq/b 239 IN STORES WITH DELI Mix &%1A -Ch CHICKEN 07AF OUTCH LIVER;,3a- l+,14' MEA' .7,4F .J404 34.30 inC., I }ESE .34F MOO' 49 Schneiders Cold Cuts,55.10.4/b 2 SAVE .1 6 WILDMIIERE, FIRST GRADE Butter 195 MARVEL. SLICED (MADE WITHIN' VEGETABLE SHORTENING) I -PLY BATHROOM TISSUE ASSORTED COLOURS pkg Of 4 rills (OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.69 i W ren fYi • Qo d I— t� 1 —4' rev i Seaforth taxes up 10 per cent SEAFORTH - Taxpayers in Seaforth will be paying 10.83 per cent more this year. The new rates mean that an average taxpayer with an assessment of $3,000 will see the municipaltax rate jump by $34, from $315 to $349. Municipal expenitures and municipal revenues are more than double .the comparable figures in last year's budget mainly because of the community centres project Seaforth and the surrounding municipalities have un- dertaken. There are no funds set aside for the purchase or financing of a new landfill site in council's budget, although engineeringfees have been budgeted for. Nothing has been earmarked for a new fire hall, this project has been delayed. Huronview residents entertained Sunday was a super day as Huronview residents and visitors filled the auditorium to capacity for morning wor- ship with Rev. Wittich con- ducting. Under the guidance of Mrs. Doug Norman, about 50 people from Holrnesville United Church with their Sunday School teachers, took part in the service. The primary choir, attractive in white gowns, sang a lovely selection directed by Jackie Norman. The anthem by the junior choir directed by Hugh Lobb was much en- joyed. Jackie Norman and Brenda Harris favored with a duet and Frank Bissett ac- companied at the piano. At \.tlte close of the service, .flowers and book marks which had been made by the children, were given to the ladies and men. In the evening, a hymn sing was held in the chapel with Mr. Dick Roorda in charge. Miss Margaret Mc- Queen presided at the organ. Two young ladies from Vanastra delighted the con: gregation as they sang two duets with guitar accom- paniment. Monday afternoon, the Evening Unit of Brussels United Church presented a variety concert. Opening remarks were made by Rev. Charles, Nelva Scott, Betty Campbell, Sarah Stephenson and Barb McCutcheon led in a hymn sing along with Mary Bryans at. the piano. The Brussels Steppers danced with music by Phyllis Mit- chell and Alice Brothers. 'A piano duet was played by Alice Brothers and Freida Pipe and Betty Grober sang a solo. The Steppers per- formed again and Alice and Freida entertained with another piano duet. The quartette led in song session and closed the.prograrn. The Evening Unit of U.C.W. serv- ed treats to everyone. The Steppers were Betty McCutcheon, Lois McCut- cheon, Nelva Scott, Fran Bremner. Betty Grober. Gert Kellington. Rene Rich- mond and Barb McCut- cheon. Tuesday afternoon, residents were busy. .n assembly line was formed as they made ready cellophane bags, complete with packets of salt, pepper. napkin and plastic knife and fork. At the finish, and in short time. about 700 bags had been packed for ' the • Kinsmen's barbecue: Wednesday afternoon. the new' hall was the scene for the Huronview Women's Auxiliary Blossom Tea. The tables were decoratively set • where friends could visit and enjoy a cup of tea and cake. r, The tea table was centred with a beautiful yellow and purple floral arrangement 'donated through the courtesy of Cook's Florist. The craft table was well at- tended and the home -baked goodies disappeared like magic. The quilt was won by Mrs. Baker and Helen Young was the winner of the flowers Many thanks are ex- tended to everyone who helped make the bazaar a tremendous success. Bible Study was held m the chapel Thursday afternoon with. Mrs. Prouty tit charge. Elsie Henderson presided at the organ. We extend a warm welcome to Mrs. Julia Jerry from. Godertch. Miss Margaret McLaughlin from Seaforth and Mr. Howard Fowler from Godench. They are now residing at Huron - view We convey Our syTtl- p.athy too the families of the .ate Mrs Ella 'Wolfe and Mr c'etii1 t'til;en