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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-02-09, Page 26... ..„ GIN4!#SF, W...P MY WpU 9,1003—P490114 TOMATO, CREAM OF - MOSHROON, CHICKEN NOODLE OR VEGETABLE 100z. TINS FOR IN TOMATO SAUCE HEINZ 14 z BEANS WITH POR °K69° HEINZ KIDNEY •BEANS 9 14 oz. TINS 6 HEINZ FANCY QUALITY TOMATO JUICE, 48 oz.. TIN 1. I r HEINZ FINE QUALITY TOMATO SAUCE 14 oz. TIN ORANGE PEKOE RED ROSE227g4 ad' TEA BAGS 6..11.07 NEILSONS WITH MARSHMALLOW HOT 500. „„ CHOCOLATE 2.39 SUPER QUALITY AT A SUPER PRICE HEINZ KETCHUP ONE LITRE 1 9 9 more specials GATTUSO ASST'D. VARIETIES SNACK IN A CUP FOR YOUR LAUNDRY FAB DETERGENT BATH BAR BUNDLE OF 2 IRISH SPRING BILLIE BEE CREAMED HONEY FOOD WRAP HANDI WRAP PURINA BRAND CAT CHOW PURINA BRAND DOG CHOW 100% VEGETABLE NO NAME PURE OIL OLD SOUTH FROM FLORIDA, FROZEN ORANGE JUICE 6.25 oz. GRANDMA MARTINS COUNTRY HEARTH 70 g 61 280 g 500 g 60 m 4 kg 8 kg ONE LITRE PIES 2's 3 VARIETIES SEALTEST CREAMED COTTAGE CHEESE WESTONS FRESH BRAN MUFFINS WESTONS LEMON BUNS 225 g 500 g 6s 6:s 79' 4.19 1.39 1.99 1.69 5.99 8.49 1.59 65' 1.19 1.39 1.15 119 r STRAINEDHEINZ BABY FOOD 3„s41 FOR ALL VARIETIES EXCEPT MEAT REVIVE, ORANGE OR APPLE JUICE McCAINS DRINKING BOX 250 mL BOXES SCHNEIDERS QUALITY CHEESES MILD CHEESE WEDGES MEDIUM CHEESE WEDGES OLD COLOURED OR WHITE WEDGES COLBY CHEESE BLOCK MOZZARELLA BLOCK YOUR CHOICE 375 g • 'LIMIT a OW. PER FAt,HLY BUTTERMILK OR REGULAR 1 KILOGRAM AUNT JEMIMA PANCAKE MIX Lifif PIECES & STEMS SALISBURY S FAIC„ BEEF. TURKE , CHICKEN SCHNEIDERS BEADED COOKED 2 VA IETIES BUCKET OF an CHIC EN'ga. 77 SCHNEIDERS QUALITY 6 VARIETIES ROZEN MEAT PIES 250 gt 19 FABRIC SOFTENER P E9, N U1 rilTYE R • SKIPPY. CREAMY OR CHUNKY • PEANUT BUTTER 750 g JAR VARIOUS COLOURS FOR YOUR BATHROOM ' ROYALE I TISSUE 4 FIOLL CHI S 200 g POTATO 1.19 HOSTESS ASSORTED VARIETIES 4, 100 u.,,s g 9# BAYER AA ASORINS 1.77 ASSORTED VARIETIES' , MCPORMICKS 4 COOKIES 400j1 GORDONS OR ZEHRS ENRICHED WHITE, WHOLE WHEAT, OR CR. WHEAT FRESH BREAD QUAKER BRAND= NATURAL BRAN WESTON$ FRESH RAISIN BREAD NEW FRIEDOM 2 STYLES MAXI PADS PEPSODgNT TOOTHPASTE CLAIROL CONDITION SHAMPOO Wg RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES TO REASONABLE WEEKLY FAMILY REQUIREMENTS 450 g 30s 100 mL 450 mL ON ICE, IN PERSON! DURING OUR FAMILY NIGHT AT THE ICE • CAPADES FEB. 15 CHOCOLATE CHIP, OATMEAL OR 'PEANUT BUTTER COOKIES xel.69 PICK UP A FREE $2.00 COUPON AT ANY ZEHRS OR GORDONS MARKET. NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. COUPON ENTITLES YOU TO 82.00 OFF EACH RESERVED SEAT FEB.15. 8 P.M. COUPON MUST BE REDEEMED ON TICKETS, PURCHASED AT KITCHENER MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM ON OR BEFORE MONDAY FEB. 14TH. ASK OUR CASHIERS FOR ALL THE DETAILS. • THESE SPECIALS AVAILABLE ONLY IN: HIGHWAY NO. 8 GODERICH ,MONDAY & TUESDAY 9.6 P.M. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY & FRIDAY 9.9 P.M. • SATURDAY 8:306 P.M. o elation A story In 1011. weeks PAPAr1440.017111111,SeJil belts WaCcaisle4400:. TOP driver of the go is not IVI6VM14140 Tor *se passengers over the age of 16 who are. not wearing their seat belts, only for those tinder *agent 16, Fines would be distributed accordingly. Thankyou to the reader who noticed this error and informed us so that it could be corrected after checking with police. IODE holds meeting BY ANNA FINNIE The annual meeting of the Maple Leaf 'Chapter IODE was held at the home of Mrs. KG. Hays. Secretary, Mrs. C;Knight read the annual report for 1982. The Chapter completed • the year with 72 members on the roll. Three new members were welcomed during the. year. Nine regular meetings were held with an average attendance of 30 members. The table model flags were on display at all meetings. The Chapter supported various projects in the com- munity, including Town and • Country Homemakers, The Lady Diana Nursery School, The Livery Theatre, Family and Children's Services and the Goderich Ringette teams. The Education Commit- tee, under the guidance of Mrs. G. Hunter, was once again active. Two bursaries valued at $200 each were awarded to two post- secondary school students. • History and Proficiency prizes were • awarded to Grade 8, 9 and 10 students. Symphony tickets were pur- chased for the local high school. Art and school sup- plies, magazine subscriptions and educa- tional games: were forward- edto the Adopt -A -Class in Labrador. Grades`O and 6-7 classes at St. Mary's School have been linked up with students in Port Cisuitlam and Burnaby, B.C. knd Ox- ford, N.S. throbgh theMail Box Canada project. Mrs. F. Sandy, SerVices Secretary and committee organized and sent a bale to headquarters for distribu- tion, consisting of sewn layettes, knitted articles, purchased items and nursery bags. The phapter renewed its sponsorship of its adopted Korean child, and con- tributed to the various Na- tional and Provincial IODE funds. • Citizenship duties were carried out by Citizenship Secretary, Mrs. G. McManus. In April she ar- ranged a party for members, to celebrate the patriation of the Canadian Constitution. In September under Mrs. McManus' guidance a babysitting course was held for students attending grades seven and eight. On Remembrance Day a wreath was laid by Regent Mrs. W. J. McIntyre at the Cenotaph service. The Red Cross Campaign for Goderich was organized by Mrs. Apieen Curry. The canvass ,took place during the month of May. To support all the Chapter contributions, money "was raised by operating the Op- portunity Shop on East Street, convened by Mrs. R. McDonald. Under the direc- tion of Ways and Means con- vener, Mrs. C. Boddy, a garage and bake sale was held and Cranberry Beans and an All Occasion Cook. Book were sold. Mrs. C. Edward installed the following executive for 1983: Past Regent -Mrs. H. J. Murphy, Regent -Mrs. W. J. McIntyre, First Vice - Regent -Mrs. R. McDonald, Second Vice -Regent -Mrs. C. E. Roddy, secretary -Mrs. C. Knight, assistant secretary - Mrs. R. McCallum, treasurer -Mrs. G. —Kelly, assistant treasurer -Mrs. P. Livesey, Education Secretary -Mrs. H. Murphy, Services Secretary -Mrs. W. J. Garrow, Citizenship, Secretary -Mrs. G. McManus, Membership Secretary -Miss G. Hunter, Echoes Secretary -Mrs. A. Garland, Standard Homer - Mrs. W. Stanbury, Public Relations Secretary -Mrs. W. German. Regent Mrs. McIntyre received a vote of thanks for her leadership during the year. The next meeting will be on March 1 at the home of Grace Han r. The ex- IA ecutive membe II meet at 7130 p.m. and a regular meeting will be held t 8:30