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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-02-23, Page 33HIGHLINER IND. WRAP COD FILLETS 14 oz.2.39 MAPLE LEAF TEND(RFLAKE PURE LARD 1:1b. WESTONS TASTY FRESH 9's ,„ CRUSTY ROLLS 1.1Y WE RESERVE THE RIGHT • TO LIMIT PURCHASES TO REASONABLE WEEKLY FAMILY REOUIREMENTS. •11 • • 1,A •a• • .•. .:110004troxwitr;4.•,iamg.14 • : f•.'":: ' ' • , • :•.'•„. SOUPS TOMATO OR VEGETABLE 10 oz. TINS FOR • ° MAPLE LEAF BRAND FLAKES OF HAM 184 g TIN 1.69 4 VARIETIES ENTREES .MAGIC PANTRY 250 g 1.79 DEEP BROWNED WITH PORK, IN TOMATO SAUCE, WITH PORK IN MOLASSES 14 oz. TINS FOR AYLMER CREAM OF MUSHROOM SOUP 10 oz. TINS. FoR 890 CLUBHOUSE WITH MUSHROOMS SPAGHETTI SAUCE MIX 43 g 59',P' KG. 0';:"%"Acofr „ec 0 ,ok...4 is .5t• V• 41' `641 85 9 PKGS. FOR KENT BRAND FROZEN CLUBHOUSE.CANADIAN SPAGHETTI SAUCE MIX 43 g • CARNATION INSTANT HOT CHOCOLATE • 500 g TIN 1.39 DESSERT TOPPING DREAM WHIP • 170 g PKG. McCAINS TENDERCRISP PEPPERONI PIZZA 454 g (4's) 1.99 MRS. SMITHS APPLE CRUMB PIES 700 g •1.99 LIBBYS DARK RED KIDNEY BEANS 14 oz. TIN McCAINS-TENDERCRISP DELUXE PIZZA 482 g (4's) 1.99 GRANNYS BUTTER TARTS PKG. OF 10 HAVARTI OR MOZZARELLA BADENCHEESE 227 g 1.69 RASP. OR STRAWBERRY 500 mL LAURA SECORD PURE JAMS LOY VOORTMAN 450 g OATMEAL AA CHIP COOKIES teditY FOR UNBLEACKABLES JAVEX 800 g189 1.29 „ TAMPAX. 3 SIZES TAMPONS BOX 9F 40 ......... ........ PEPPERIDGE FARMS 5 VARIETIES LAYER CAKES 13 oz. SIZE 1.49 MENNEN 4 VARIETIES SPEED STICK •,75g. N '• • • • • • • • • • •, • : " BUNDLE OF 3 BATH BARS DIAL SOAP 5 COLORS 390 g •199 MAPLE LEAF IND. WRAPPED CHEESE SLICES 500 g PKG. 2.89 PHILLIPS 40-60-100 W SOFT LIGHT BULBS PKI 2 9 ROBIN HOOD ALL PURPOSE FLOUR 2.5 kg 239 WESTONS FRESH SPICY HOT CROSS BUNS PKG. OF 8 BADEN QUALITY COLBY CHEESE 227 g 169 CHRISTIES WHEATSWORTH a adi CRACKERS 30091. 17 INFANTS FORMULA R.T.F. SIMILAC 945 mL2,49 MR. MUSCLE OVEN CLEANER 400 g 1.99 ALS COUNTRY OVEN FRESH CINNAMON BREAD WHITE OR CHOCOLATE TWIN CAKE ROLLS CHEESE FLAVOURED OR ALL BUTTER CROISSANTS 16 oz PKG. OF 2 89' 1.29 EA 49' 1.) Ham & Cheese (Canadian) Shaved ham, shredded cheddar, shredded lettuce, soft butter, mustard, salt, pepper. 2.) Ham & Cheese (European) - Shaved ham, swiss cheese, shredded lettuce, soft butter. 3.) Farm Special - Egg salad (egg, mayonaise, salt, pepper, onion tips) soft butter, shredded lettuce. 4.) Diet Delite - Shaved turkey loaf, shredded lettuce, pepper, soft butter, oil dressing. • • • . • • • • •SPECIA ......... „....... • • NEILSONS 4 VARIETIES CHOC. CANDY 12 ot. PKG. • • ..na? "`• ‘".e4t6. • DIETRICHS 100% W. WHEAT BREAD 675 g 79 LOAF SPECIAL MRS. SMITHS FROZEN APPLE PIES 700 g •1.99 • WESTONS PLAIN OR SUGARED DONUTS PKG. OF 12 89' SPECIALS IN EFFECT 6 FULL DAYS HIGHLINER FROZEN TURBOT 6A IN BATTER350 g SOFT STYLE 2 Ib PARKAY AA MARGARINE 1.77 SEALTEST LIGHT LIVELY 14 FLAVORS 175 g YOGURT LAURA SECORD 500 mL 3 VARIETIES MARMALADE 1.69 • THESE SPECIALS AVAILABLE , ONLY IN: HIGHWAY NO. 8 GODERICH MONDAY & TUESDAY 9-6 P.M. WEDNESDAY® THURSDAY & FRIDAY 9-9 P.M. SATURDAY 8:30'6 P.M. b•i•it 11*$ The GPO Vikk* wen one SfPnelele014,0Pelit HuroarPerth Conference PlaYlastWeek, Wednesday 'br Wingbent, • the VIOnft0 bad #0 M1)10,10 disposing eit'th;0 MOO t111401100* 474 but li'rldny' evening here, inthe Vikings ran .04 of gasthe sewed halt and fell .00.49 th the Stratford Centralltams. The results lift the Vikings with a .64- won -lost record heading into thiS, lie final week of OW in their sehedull. ' The Vikings PlaYed Monday in Exeter,.-;. travel to Listowel today' (Wednesday) and will be into: playoffs Friday. Against Madill, Daryl Black led the attack with 20 points, Dave Ahnasi had 14, Shawn Rabbek added10 and Grant Townsend had eight.: checking in with six apiece were Travis Bell -and Peter Conlon while John Thompson and Tim .Bakker each had' four. Kevin Feagan had two points as did Andrew, Carruthers. Peter King sank one free-throw, Ed Sweeney WU points for The Vikings stayed with Stratford Central, a team Goderich coach Lynn Meyers calls the best Huron - Perth squad they have seen this Year, for the first half. • Goderich trailed 16-15 after one quarter, but led 37-32 by half lime :only to go cold in the third quarter, when they were outscored 174, and the fourth, when they were outscored 16-7. Peter Conlon paced the Vikings with 16 points. Dave Almasi with 10 was the only other Viking in double figures. Daryl Black hooped eight, Andrew Carruthers had seven, Shawn Rahbek added four and John Thompson and Kevin Feagan had two points apiece. Stratford got 19 points from Bill Sibold, 15 from Paul Schmidt and 14 from Brian Dingman. The Vikings took part Saturday in.thelrish TonnitunOnt Idinr their first. round game 74-28 to Lam- bton Central and 5842 to Windsor Assumption in the consolation semi-finals. Daryl Black had eight points against Lambton and Andrew Carruthers had nine against Assumption. Seniors • win pair BY TD The GDCI senior Vikings assured themselves of a playoff berth in Huron -Perth Conference basketball play with a pair of victories last week. Wednesday in Wingham, the Vikings got by the Madill Mustangs 68-64 and Friday, at home, the Vikes defeated the Stratford Central Rams 5941. The 'Vikings' record now is five wins and three losses. They played Monday in Exeter and travel to Listowel today (Wednesday) to complete their regular schedule. Friday the Vikings will play in sudden -death quarter -final playoffs, probably in Seaforth. In VVingham, the Vikings played uninspired basketball for almost three quarters but then came on late in the third quarter and the fourth quarter to pull out the vic- tory. Wingham led 35-22 at half-time but Goderich reduced that lead to 49-47 after three quarters and wound up winning by four points. Don. McCallum and Kevin Adams had 13 points each and Kevin Smith added 10. Scott Bell hooped nine, Chris Pltre had six points and Joe Morrissey and Chris Starkey had give points apiece. Dave More with four and Andrew Telford with three rounded out the Vikings' attack. Ken Atldnson with 17 and Mike Whitcroft with 14 led the Mustangs. The Vikings came up with a strong effort against Stratford Central to win by eight. They held a slim 27-26 lead at the half, stretched It to 42-34 after three quarters end won 5941. Kevin Smith withl3points, Den McCallurn with 12 and ScottScottfleliwlthl0wereallln double figures for the Vikings. Kevin Adams and Chris Pltre 114044 apieoe. Joo Morrissey added a& and Chris Starkey had two points,