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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-06-23, Page 27GODERICH SIGNALSTAR, WELYNEODAY, JUNE 23,192-1PAGE1* ZEHRS BREAD ENRICHED WHITE CRACKED WHEAT OR 600/0 WHOLE WHEAT 675 g LOAVES MARGARINE SCHNEIDERS SOFT STYLE OUR REG 89C 1 LB. TUB ,,OLDSOUTH ORANGE OR GRAPEFRUIT JUICE ,FROM_FLORIDA . 12% SCHNEIDERS FROZEN CHEDDAR OR NATURAL VARIETIES BUCKET OF SCHNEIDERS MED- CHICKEN_ __CHEESES__ 900 g ,99 '250 g itt 89 PRICES EFFECTIVE WED. JUNE 23 UNTIL CLOSING TUES. JUNE 29 HOT DOG ROLLS 9° OR HAMBURGER ROLLS WESTONS MEALTYME PKG. OF 8 PEPSI COLA 9CEP:21T REGULAR, DIET OR MTN. DEW 750 ml DUNCAN .111111E$.:1 CAKE MIXES ASSTD VARIETIES 520 g SIZE CHUNK STYLE BYE THE SEA LIGHT TUNA 90r1.59 DOWNY LIQUID FABRIC SOFTENER WHITE. OR CONCORD WELCHS GRAPE JUICE ". WEIGHT WATCHERS ICED TEA MIX 60 g 4129 SUPER BAR SOAP 20" 79' 5 VARIETIES HEINZ RELISHES 375 nil 790 .ORE SPfCIALS chneiders SAUSAGE ROLLS Birdseye Frozen Topping COOL WHIP 500 g PKG OF 12 1 LITRE Blue, Pink, Green or Yellow J -CLOTH TOWELS Martins APPLE NECTAR Welchs PRUNE NECTAR Chocolate Hazelnut NUTELLA SPREAD Jacks Cheese Twists or CHEESE BALLS 10 SHEETS '2.39 149 '149 89' '1.99 1.79 99' FROZEN - 6 VARIETIES SCHNEIDERS MEAT PIES OF 2 • WEIGHT WATCHERS SUNDAE TOPPING 4 VAR. 990 250.m1 • Y GREEralANT NIBLETS CORN .2/790 NO -NAME - 2 VARIETIES PEANUT. BUTTER 1 Kg '2.89 Scott Decorated or Assorted FAMILY•NAPKINS' 60s 59' For the laundry - 6 litre OXYDOL DETERGENT ' 2.4 kg 469 Frenchs PREPARED MUSTARD 500 mi 89' Libbys SAUERKRAUT 2802 89'. Esso Bar BO LIGHTER FLUID L?I'llEt 1.19 Del Monte Halves or Sliced FANCY PEACHES 14 oz 89' Del Monte Fancy FRUIT COCKTAIL \.).{.4oz sr We reserve the right to limit purchases to reasonable weetsiy family requirement'. WESTON PLAIN ENGLISH MUFFINS 'PKG49. - 0F8 INSTANT $ COFFEE OUR REG. 6.99 VVHITE SUGAR WESTCANE EXTRA FINE OUR REG. 3.57 4 Kg LIBBYS FANCY TOMATO JUICE 41v. 990, FANCY GREEN GIANT CREAM CORN VNZ 2/89' SLICED,CRUSHED OR TIDBITS ZEHRS PINEAPPLE Ivz 59# SCOTTOVVELS 99° ARTS & FLOWERS WHITE, YELLOW OR CHAMPAGNE 2 ROLL PKG. OUR REG. 1.99 CORN FLAKES KELLOGGS OUR REG. 1.79 • 675 g SIZE 4 COLOURS SCOTTIES FACIAL TISSUES 200s 89 PURINA CAT FOOD TENDER VITTLES 5C" 139 WITH CHEESE IN TOM. SAUCE GREEN GIANT GREEN OR WAX KITCHEN SLICED BEANS ,Nosz• 2/790 KIFR CHARCOAL BRIQUETS 1° LB *2 99 LADY SCOTT - 6 COLOURS BATHROOM TISSUE. 44°GL. Let t 69 100% PURE VEGETABLE LIBERTY OIL • • - • • 41'. • 3 - LITRE 9 PURE VEGETABLE CRISCO SALAD OIL LITRE $1 09 ORANGE, LEMONADE OR GRAPE WYLERS CRYSTALS -'7 213 g PKG. OF 3 99' 4 FLAVOURS MARTINS FRUIT DRINKS 44°z. 69° TIN OPEN STOCK ON ASSORTED PIECES PATTERN BUTTERFLY GOLD OLD TOWN BLUE WINTER FROST WHITE SPRING BLOSSOM GREEN BONUS ITEM Grandma Martins frozen LITTLE 3 VAR PIES225 g PKG OF 2 99' BONUS ITEM Butterscotch or Chocolate GOOD 'N PUDDIN PKG. 090 0F6 BONUS ITEM Neilson Asstd flavours FRUIT PLUS YOGURT -500 ci 99 BONUS ITEM California or Regular NERSON ICED TEA MIX $2 680 g * 49 BONUS ITEM Totino 10- Single or Pkg. of DELUXE Four 5' size PIZZA PIZZA 370 q 'BONUS ITEM 227 g Pkg. of 72 TETLEY TEA BAGS. *189 BONUS ITEM Heavy Duty REYNOLDS FOIL 18 x 25 1.79 BONUS ITEM Del Monte - 6 Flavours PUDDING CUP 20'oz 139 THESE SPECIALS AVAILABLE ONLY IN: m24,K.E.paarym.walp.s.A.1.31,66r HIGHWAY #8 GODERICH MONDAY & TUESDAY 9-6 P.M. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY & FRIDAY 9-9 P.M. SATURDAY 8:30-6 P,M. Bridge scores The Goderich Duplicate Bridge Club met on Tuesday June 15, with seven tables in PY la• Winners in the North-South category were Frank and Jim Donnelly with 1071/2; second, Verna Worthy and Helen Tench with 90; and third, were Jo Berry and Winners in the Etat-West category were Mary Don- nelly and Eleanor Erskine With 99; second, were Evelyn Galbraith and Dawna Sproule with 93; and third, were Joanne Duckworth and leve Ryan with 871/2. • Marks 81st birthday Lorne FarTish celebrated his Illst birthday on Sunday with a gathering a relatives at the home of his son Jack and daughter-in-law Mary Farrish of Ashfield Town- ship. Mr. Faffish, formerly of Lucknow, now makes his, home with Jack and Mary. Approximately 34 people were in attendance and enjoyed an afternoon of visiting topped by a smorgasbord supper com- plete with birthday cake and ice cream. Mr. Farrish's daughter, Winnie Walters of Goderich and his three sons, Harold of Kitchener and Jack and Don of Ashfield were an present. Most of his grandchildren and great- grandchildren were also present. Club hosts visitors For its June session, the Goderich Garden Club diversified by holding a pot luck luncheon. Due to in- clement weather June 16 the meeting was held in the recreation hall at Meneset Park. The Goderich Garden Club welcomed 42 members of the Historical and Horticultural Societies of Watford, Ontario, who were all given favours of shaker salt. President Frances Worsen and a number of the garden club members toured the town noting many points of historical significance such as the gaol, museum, salt mine and harobur. After_thanking_us for our hospitality, the Watford guests returned home but extended an open invitation to the Goderich club to visit Watford and view what they have to offer such as peanuts and tobacco. The Goderich Garden Club is plamiing a bus trip to Douglas Point in September and all members are reminded of the flower show in Courthouse Park July, 22 through 24. CB Club needs new members Only six regular members including executive were present when the Circle City CB Club held its last regular meeting of the current year on June 13 in the board room of the Recreation Depart- ment. This poor turnout has the executive wondering if the club will remain in existence. It is a certainty that the club requires more active members to continue as a service organization. The secretary's report was read by Ftiice Krispies, adopted by Mr. Rocky and seconded by Modular 4. The treasurer's report was read by Modular 4, adopted by ,Graveyarder and seconded by Rice Krispies. The club received a letter and membership card from the Alexandra Marine and General Hospital of Goderich Corporation, thanking it for the donation to the Intensive Care Unit. The letter informed the club that its president is an ex- officip member of the cor- poration for the current year. The draw for a Texas Mickey will be held on Labour Day. Details on tickets will be made available to membership 14 a future date. The next regular meeting will be held on September 12, 1982. If at all possible, make it a point to attend. Mark it on a eVendar; tie a string around your finger; tell someone you trust to remind you. The Circle City CB Club is a community -oriented service club. If you have a citizen's band radio or are simply interested in par- ticipating in a worthwhile cause, you are invited to attend the next regular meeting. Rice Krispies will be the Fun Fine Chairman at that time. „