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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-11-17, Page 9GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17,19;4—PAGE 9 ZEHRS OWN WHITE, CR. WHEAT, WHOLE WHEAT BRE 6%5 g (24 oz.) LOAVES •FOR ',,SUR UP To 75 D NIAGARA BRAND FROZEN ORANGE JU 1 12.5 oz. TIN ' OUR REG. 89'FRESH TIN CE 0I TINDOZ. CANADA `A' GRADE �- SAVE LARGE • SERE! 1 OUR REG.: SMILES 'N' CHUCKLES 5. MILK CHOCOLATE CTN 49 TUR LES 399., •BYE THE FLAKED STYLE 6.5 oz. SEA\ouR LIGHT\7'WHITE REG.PRONTO „. TIN BRAND ONLYPAPER 0 ELS 2 ROLL OUR REG. f.f9 OUR REG. FOR YOUR BATHROOM 3,59 PINK -WHITE -ALMOND -YELLOW PKG. ROYALE T SSUE 8 ROLL • PKG. "SUPER MOIST 10 VARIETIES CAKE MIXES BETTY CROCKER VK°G99 PKG'. OUR REG. 1.63 PKG. 0 LIIR. . OUR REG. KRAFT 2.69 FINE QUALITY R CLE • PB � •;• • ' I _ �.: [ PE" .[.. AL I [ PEA:.'... l ' I � • BRAVO BRAND TOMATO. PASTE 5.5 oz.2.49 • TINS FOR LANCIA LASAGNA •500 g f.. EGG 37-5979PKG. LANCIA BRAND 5 VARIETIES NOODLES • BRAVO PLAIN SPARIETTI SAUCE oz• • TIN LANCIA READY CUT MACARONI, SPAGHETTINI, OR ' SPAGHETTI 1 Kg•28 GINGER ALE, WINK SUGAR FREE GINGER ALE, , CLUB SODA, TONIC. C PLUS ORANGE CANADA DRY 750 mL PLUS DEP. NESTLES EXTRA CREAMY HOT CHOCOLATE 500 g .:PE I.AL: 1 SP :IAL: 1 1 :: 1. _ PES I L...1 l SPECIAL 1 . 6 VARIETIES WILL-O-PAK CANDLES • 200 g .1:19 . 1 SPECIAL ,j SPECIAL l 19 •DARK RED OR NEW ORLEANS STOKLEYS KIDNEY BEANS oz, TIN 10 • MEADOW GLEN PIECES & STEMS MUSHROOMS oz. 6.90Tao 'LIQUID STYLE . JOY . DETERGENT ONE LITRE #2.19 • VAC 'PAC TINS, PLANTERS MIXED. NUTS 350 g. TIN ALL PURPOSE • WHOLE WHEAT FIVE ROSES FLOUR • 2.5 kg _ 1.99 • BEEF -IRISH -MEATBALL PURITAN STEWS` 680 g TIN 1.69 . . SPEA.L. 1 t SPECIALSPECIAL 1 L �P�L � � I SPECIAL :1 1 .. [ [ SPECIAL 1 $5.0° GRANNYS BUTTER TARTS PKG. OF 10 1.29 SPECIAL ZEHRS MARKETS OFFER SAVE & FLY TRAVEL COUPONS ONE FREE WITH so S PURCHASE AT IEHR REDEEMABLE DEEMABLE ON AIR.CANADA TPACKAGES DETAILS IN STORES WESTONS.POPULAR CRACKERS "SNACKBREAD" fJ92inOOg .. ...._ .. . 1 SPECIAL 1 . . .NORMAL OR OILY HALO SHAMPOO .350 m,L 1 SPECIAL 4 CHOICE VARIETIES DARES COOKIES . 400 g . I SPECIAL SUPER • STAYFREE MAXI PADS PKG. OF 30 • REG. OR DEODORANT STAYFREE MAXI PADS' PKG. OF 30 4 VARIETIES ,KRAFT DRESSINGS. 500 mL 1 :PE IAL.. J l.:SPECIAL....1 HADDOCK FILLETS., HADDOCK FISH STICKS HIILLETS 16 oz- STICKS14 'f17. 2939 1,......SP4CIAL 1 5 FLAVOURS JELLO PUDDING POPS 600 rnL QUARTERED IMPERIAL MARGARINE 3 Ib. Pkg. PLANTERS V.P. TIN COCKTAIL PEANUTS 350 g TIN 9 BEATRICE • FRUIT BOTTOM ALLGHLINER YOGURT . FLAVOURS 21 U75 g CPRAVEL FORS2959COMP FOUR VARIETIES SCHNEIDERS MEAT PIES PKG. OF 6 400 g 79 �;.P.CUA U, CONNORS GOLDEN SMOKED • SEAFOOD SNACKS' 92 g'� 9 COUNTRY OVEN - IN-STORE BAKERY NORDICA 2°0 500 9 COTTAGE CHEESE 1.59 TENDERFLAKE PURE LARD 1 Ib 99 0, 'PLANTERS V.P. TIN •.. CASHEWS • 350 9 5.69 PLANTERS V.P.•TIN TAVERN NUTS 35O4 2. !9 COUNTRY OVEN FRESH • ENGLISH MUFFINS 12 s 1.1� CREAM TOPPING 225 g HUNTS `P WIP ' 1.45 SEALTEST CUCUMBER 'W ONION CHIP DIP 250 g 89' SEALTEST SIMULATED BACON 89' TANG ORANGE FLAVOUR CRYSTALS 4s 13 oz.1.59COUNTRY .'WHITE - _,m:_ ._.__..-_- OVEN FRESH .. - 69° BREAD 24 oz COAT- DOW BATHROOM - 425 g CLEANER 1.49 JAM FILLED WESTONS BUNS 6 S %CI25o _ \ ._-._ ; , --.. • , , _ • _. WE TONS.MEALI,YME FRUIT CAKE ' 450 9 . SEALTEST FRENCH-0t4ION oat CHIP DIP � g 4 VARIETIES -. - 225- FRITOS CHIPS 300 9 39 H c . - . ; -,•, ..-.. - M CAINS 12.x.. - NAPOLI PIZZA 5:, Cl9 COUNTRYV.... OVEN BAKED. BRAN MUFFINS PKG OF 6 . I9 �._. WESTONS MEALTYME FRUIT CAKE 900 g 3®49 _.._._.,....,_..... LAST WEEK TO BUY BIG BIRD 5 SESAME STREET DICTIONARY VENTURA LEAF OR CHOPPED l 12 oz. 69 SCHNEIDERS � MINCE TARTS 450 g I995P1NACH THESE SPECIALS AVAILABLE ' ONLY IN: HIGHWAY NO. 8 MONDAY & TUESDAY 9-6 P.M. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY & FRIDAY 9.9 P.M; UODERICH SATURDAY S:S0®6 P.M. Carroll speaks to Rotary Paul Carroll spoke to the Goderich Rotary Club on the Van Egmond Heritage House at Seaforth when the club met Tuesday at noon in the Bedford Hotel. He spoke about the Van Egmond Foundation as it related to Huron County and said the restoration project on the Van Egmond house was nearing completion. A slide presentation showed the complete restoration work over the last 10 years. Mike Rogers thanked' the speaker for his presentation. The ladies' night program was finalized at the meeting. Blanche Pownall -Garrett will speak on home-made jams and jellies from wild fruit on December 7 at the Bedford Hotel. The Symphony -concerts will be sponsored again this year with the first concert on Saturday, December 11 at GDCI. Exchange students will be visiting the area and will be hosted by local families on December 10. 11 and 12. GDCI plans concert The concert, stage and'` intermediate bands plus the school , choir will have a chance to display' their talents to the public when Goderich District Collegiate Institute presents its . fall concert on Thursday, November 18 at 8 p.m. in the east gym. Tickets for this concert can be obtained from music tstudents or at the door. They are $2.50 for adults and $1 for . students. Round 'n About • from page 8` so early and would go there just to watch the ocean and smell the salt air. I think my sinuses were good THAT year. The Venice fishing pier, stretched so -o -o -o far out above the water and there were always fishermen on it. It was something to watch when the waves came crashing in. They must have really had that pier anchored down. About 9 a.m. the sun was getting pretty warm so I'd got back to the house or to the shopping centre nearby. About a year later, we bought a trailer at.a park almost out of Venice -about 11 miles to Doug's. We were about three miles from Warm Mineral Springs. About a • -'ile or so further, in North was a small ' shopping centre. We were in Venice most of the time where 1 helped Venice Little . Theatre with the make-up and enjoyed at least one day a week at the Venice Art League to which I belonged. All the banks in Venice arid Sarasota had areas for ar- tists to show their work. It was very nice. That whole coast line is an artists' delight and there are dozens of fine teachers. There are art and craft shows going all winter so there is a lot to see and •lots to keep you busy if you want to be. +++ • Starting December 6 until December 11, Family and Children's Services asks you to drop off any toys and children's clothing at the c'qntre in Suncoast Mall. Be generous. Mark these on your calendar, all to take place at Suncoast Mall: Thursday, November 18--Suncoast Mall's 7th anniversary. Have a piece of cake and a cup of coffee at 2 p.m; Saturday,. November 20-a bake sale .at 10 a.m. by the local Figure Skating Club; Friday, November-_26—the lumane-._.. Society will have something interesting; Saturday, Novmeber 27—The Christian Reformed Church ladies will - hald-•af bake -sale at i0 a m Saturday,. December 11 -the' Music Boosters willhold a bake sale at 10 a.m.; December 16 to 24= -gift wrapping will be done by the local clubs of the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority; and Saturday, December 18-a Laketown Band concert at 2 p.m. Enjoy each day, dull or bright. as it comes. Love. Martha.