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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-12-01, Page 25r r MOUNTAIN. DEW, DIET PEPSI OR PE ' SI COLA 750 mL BOTTLE KRAFT MACARONI & CHEESE .. iiiiiiiiiii iii iiiii McNAIR SEEDLESS SULTANA RAISINS 750 g . PKG. SWEETENED McNAIR DESICCATED OR FLAKED RED OR RED & GREEN 200 g PKG. GODEIiUQISIGN ARb WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1,19 2-1<'*GEM r YORK FROZEN BEEF, TURKEY OR CHICKEN MEAT PIES s 8 0Z. SIZE ZEHRS FINE QUALITY UTT.ER' • 1 LB. tum` �mmaaY ay. r� .o.ar.+atraa 60 4:aatl5..0 :KO 5 COLOURS BATHROOM TISSUE Cu i i'ONELLf L 4 ROLL PKG. TOMATO OR VEGETABLE AYLMER SOU 310 OZ. TINS FOR a9 McNAIR PITTED DATES 3758 McNAIR SEMI -SWEET CHOCOLATE BAKING CHIPS. McNAIR CUT MIXED FRUIT OR MIXED PEEL NEPTUNES GRADE B PINK SALMON POWDERED LAUNDRY DETERGENT OXYDOL DOWNY PALMOLIVE FABRIC SOFTENER LIQUID DETERGENT McNAIR RED MARASCHINO CHERRIES 3T5g2,29 4 Varieties BRUNSWICK. SARDINES Instant Fried 3 Varieties • DAINTY RICE 350 g Jumbo Size Roll 1.69 SARAN WRAP 30 METRE ROLL Scott Family DECORATED. NAPKINS 180's 1.89 FIVE ROSES ALL PURPOSE FLOUR 10kg , 9 9 WESTONS FRESH SANDWIC REGULAR' OR BREAD THIN SLICED WHITE ONLY 675 g LOAF (24 OZ.) iiiiii KRAFT ONION, DILL OR HERB & SPICE CHIP DIP 8 0Z. SIZE ZEHRS BLANCHED OR .SPANISH. PEANUTS 500 g OR 16 OZ. DUNCAN HINES S VARIETIES COOKIE MIXES VARIOUS SIZES 1.59 PICKLES maks ONE LITRE ...o0004; 2/89^ 89° ALPHAGHETTI, ZOODLES OR SPAGHETTI IN TOM. SAUCE LIBBYS 790 FCY CREAM CORN, PEAS, SEASONED GREEN BEANS CUT GREEN OR WAX BEANS 9' REGULAR OR EXTRA BODY SHAMPOO OR CONDITIONER 2 LITRE NEILSON TOFFIFAY 1.5 LITRE NEILSON MACAROONS, WAFERS, CARAMELS OR ROSEBUDS I 99 E.T.'s FAVOURITE CANDY CARNATION 3 VARIETIES 280 g PKG. OF 10 LORETTA PIECES & STEMS MUSHROOMS RIO PIECES & STEMS Puffed Cheese Sticks or Crunchy Sticks CHEETOS 200 225 Frozen Orange_or Grapefruit MINUTE MAID JUICE 12'2 OZ. Bluewater Frozen Haddock FISH FRIES ...... .. . Bluewater Frozen Haddock FISH & CHIPS .. York Frozen PETITE PEAS Country Hearth Grandma Martins FROZEN PIE SHELLS Dimpftmeier Advent Stollens' CHRISTMAS CAKE Westons Fresh RASPBERRY JELLY ROLL Westons Fresh LEMON FILLED BUNS SILKIENCE WESTON HAMBURG OR HOT DOG ROLLS 89' 200 mL SIZE PKG. OF 12 SCENTED OR UNSCENTED ANTIPERSPIRANT SECRET 454 g PKG 189 SCOPE MOUTHWASH PEPPERONI OR DELUXE. TENDERCRISP McCAIN PIZZA MOTTS FROZEN CONCENTRATED APPLE JUICE PKG. OF 6 MUSHROOMS PEERLESS PLAIN OR SALTED CRACKERS BADEN GOUDA OR EDAM CHEESE IN-STORE BAKERY SPECIALS WHITE BREAD 24 oz. S 400 g SIZE UNSWEETENED ORANGE OR GRAPEFRUIT JUICE SCOTTIES 3 COLOURS McCORMICKS 6 VARIETIES WHOLE WHEAT -60% WHOLE iiiFiEAT OR CRUSTY ROLLS 15o2.. - • RE MABLE t+i; TRAM'PACKAGES 'DETAILS AT ALL ZEROS STORES COOKIES 400 g SIZE THESE SPECIALS AVAILABLE ONLY IN: HIGNWAY No. 8 GODERICH MONDAY & TUESDAY 9®6 P.M. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY & FRIDAY 9-9 P.M. SATURDAY 8:30-6 P.M. Party held for war vets BY NEW SHAW Forty-seven war veterans 'from Westminster (Park- wood) Parkwood) Hospital enjoyed a very special Christmas party at Goderich Legion Branch 109 on Thursday, November 24. 'f•e =!tom Auxiliary of Legion Branch 109. The Westminster veterans arrived at the Legion hall by mid-afternoon, at which time, they enjoyed the warm hospitality of the Auxiliary who were assisted.* zeverar members of the Branch. Later in the afternoon, a roast beef dinner,, catered by the Auxiliary, was served to the veterans and following supper, Mr. S. Claus was on hand to greet and distribute a gift to each veteran present. The veterans, under the. direction of Bill Powell, recreation director at Westminster, returned to London accompanied by two bushels of locally grown apples donated for this oc- casion. Special local veterans at the Christmas party were former army nursing sister, Margaret Mitchell and Comrade Orah Crawford. This special partywas convened by comrade Annette Stemp of the Branch 109 Ladies' Auxiliary and Branch 109provided the funds to pay fothe bus that transported -the veterans to and from Branch 109 to Westminster Hospital in London. Farmers... • from page 8A costs on the government's $650 million investment in the oil company have ex- ceeded $69 million, while . -revenues have totalled about $16 million. Opposition research calculations' show that the net loss through the first three-quarters of 1982 totals $52,963,127 - money that could have been used to create approximately 2,100 full-time jobs in Ontario. RE -MOR The°Minister of Consumer and Commercial Relations, Dr. Robert Elgie, has stated that he agrees with the main thrust of a report by the On- tario Ombudsman which recommends provincial compensation for investors who lost money when Re- Mor Investment Manage- ment Corp, went bankrupt two years ago: He hopes that the matter can be resolved within a few months. Some kind of compensation plan is under review by his Ministry and the Attorney -General's Ministry. One of the 'difficulties is that half the 320 investors chose to appeal to the Om- budsman for a decision, while the other half went to court. Proverbs Case According to the Attorney - General, Roy McMurty, the Crown decided to proceed with its case against Neil Cameron Proverbs to show that it would not be in- timidated by pressure, and because the weapons charge against the man was valid. The A.G. informed the Legislature that the govern- ment felt it was in the in- terest of the administration of justice to proceed. Pro - 'verbs was found guilty of possession of a weapon dangerous to the public, in fact a. loaded 12 gauge shotgun. However, he plans toMbert Roy (Lib. Ottawa East) had asked why the Crown had proceeded with the case in spite of evidence that the Metro Police Office who had arrested Proverbs in 1980 had "doctored his evidence" at the preliminary hearing. The At- torney General conceded. that the officer's credibility as a Crown witness was very much an issue at the trial, and that "a great deal of. pressure" was brought to bear on his office to drop the charges -following the-r-evela- - tion that Proverbs had secretly videotaped conver- sations with two police of- ficersi.- _ Education TheM i"ster of Ed u_catr__- Dr. Bette Stephenson, has stated that, as of September 1983,' Obt ib Students.. will be required to write at least one examination in each sub- ject area, such exams to be given at any time during the school year, and to be used to evaluate whether a student is able to communicate what has been learned. However, she emphasized she was not reintroducing standard province -wide exams, which were abolished in 1967.