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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-04-20, Page 51. . • "s• ' • •. ,• • • • ' •• „ . 'i,"^ve • ' • r • • glonEmmolivsTo4rAxIMPIESDAY, OWL 1903r-T4GE, LIMIT 6 PER ' CUSTOMER 40 oz. TIN ,c,A;i:iti??. • SUPER SPECIAL . • SCIIIIEIP[RS MIMED Hwy. OR PLAIN • . • BUCKET OF CHICKEN ASSORTED :COLURS ROYALE FACIAL 11$SUE. 100 SHEET 5 FLAVOUR VARIETIES KOOL-AID SUGAR FREE 2's VARIOUS WEIGHTS 139 3 VARIETIES • LIBBYS BEANS WITH PORK 19 oz. ORANGE PEKOE RED. ROSE TEA BAGS CARTON OF 60 f. 9227 g McNAIR, SEMI -SWEET CHOCOLATE CHIPS 350 g PKG. 1.69 NORMAL, DRY, OILY ENHANCE SHAMPOO OR CONDITIONER 450 mL 3.49 SWEET MIXED TUN TUN OR BABY DILL BICK'S PICKLES 1.51 JAR LAYS OR RUFFLES ASSORTED POTATO CHIPS 300 g PKG. 179 ALLANS 3 VARIETIES LICORICE CANDY 200 - 250 g 59# NORMAL OR EXTRA HOLD SILKIENCE HAIR MIST 300 mL 2.29 REVIVE, APPLE, ORANGE McCAINS DRINKING BOXES 2.54:k rnL BOXES E$fflCHEO wrse0,110 11 SOFT STYLE REGULAR OR DIET L INE 675.g LOAVES CRUSH OR PURE SPRING SOFT DRINKS ASSORTED VARIETIES 750 mL BOTTLES FOR REG. OR WITH MARSHMALLOW •NEILSON HOT • CHOCOLATE 500 9 FOR YOUR LAUNDRY I BOLD 3 DETERGENT 4.79 ... . . ... ....... COLOURED PRINTED WHITE -YELLOW -ALMOND • ROYALE TOWELS ROLL 2 REGULAR DEODORANT COAST BARSOAP BUNDLE OF 4 BARS 9380. CIALJ FROZEN POLY BAGS GREEN GIANT PEAS 0„CORN 3PVG989# ISPECI NEILSONS 2% BUTTERFAT COTTAGE CHEESE • 9 500 g TUB. 3 VARIETIES KRAFT CAL -WISE DRESSING 500 mL ALL PURPOSE OR WHOLE WHEAT FIVE ROSES FLOUR 2.5 Kg 2.39 MACARONI AND BEEF ESCALLOPED CHICKEN & NOODLE STOUFFERS ENTRES 326 g FROZEN 1.99 •:5:15," 3 VARIETIES PURITAN STEWS 680 g TIN 1. KRAFT CAL -WISE DRESSINGS COLESLAW CREAMY CUCUMBER 1000 ISLAND SPECIAL I McNAIRS \FLAKED, SHREDDED SWEETENED COCONUT 200 g NEILSONS ASSORTED FLAVOURS FAMOUS ICE CREAM 2 LITRE 3.19 AUTOMATIC BOWL CLEANER VANISH 350 mL 1.19 FURNITURE POLISH n KRAFT 850 g PKG. BEHOLD 350 g aY CHEESE PIZZA MIX 2.49 STOUFFERS FROZEN 12 -oz. a MACARONI & CHEESE7.39 LIBBYS QUALITY SAUERKRAUT 14 oz 59? CLAM TOMATO 48 COCKTAIL 1.79 *TuroliiniirOuICEETCHUP1L 1.89 NESTLES 2 VARIETIES •2 99 ICED TEA MIX 68o • INSTANT SYRUP 3 FLAVOURS MILK MATE 350 mL HIGHLINER FROZEN 16 oz. PKG. 1.39 OCEAN PERCH FILLETS 2.49 HIGHLINER MUD VARIETIES IN FISH FILLETS4914 I NEILSONS (HALF 1 HALF) 10% CREAM 500mL 89 99# WESTONS CHOCOLATE SWISS ROLLS PKG. OF 4 BADEN BRAND COLBY CHEESE 227 91.79 NEILSONS ICE CREAM NOVELTY 1.49 DINGBATS 6 PER PKG. SCONE ROLLS WESTONS JAM FILLED 1.19 -12 7 ,BUNS 6 PER PKG. 1.19 FLAMINGO BRAND BUTTER TARTS12.169 SNACKBREAD 200 g DIETRICHS FREE! PKG. HAMBUIRSTERD2L?: WITH THE PURCHASE OF ONE PRUNELLA CAKE AT 289 oz. • COUNTRY OVEN 16 • COUNTRY OVEN FRESH CHEESE OR WHOLE WHEAT 12'st 69 ENGLISH MUFFINS • COUNTRY OVEN DELICIOUS CHUNKY 16 oz. CHEESE BREAD 1.2 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. " I ' • 400/1,10110.0h*riain 'OW Hiw... County Faun $!Iffe1ylks.:,504lition Directors tnnes#004,00011. of Huron's 16 OWnSilPf0 have •enprossal Interest• in, sponsoring a 4-H Far, Safety • 'The directors plan to contact young people of 4-H age in connection with an Organizational meeting which will take place on Tuesday, April -36 at pan. in theMinistry of Apt:Culture office board robM,.-Cliuton. If you wish further in formation please contact the ministry. +++ The North West Huron Districts, Federation of Agriculture's annual meeting will be held tonight at 7:30 pm. in the Lucknow and pi$Olet Community' Centre, The guest speaker will be. the Minister of Agriculture and Food, Dennis Timbrell. Although the meeting is intended for residents of East and West Wawanosh, Ashfield and Colborne townships anyone living in Huron or Bruce County is invited to attend. • +++ Iona Campagnolo, Presi- dent of the Federal Liberal Party and former Minister of State for Fitness and Amateur Sport, will • be speaking Thursday April 21 'at a dinner in Mitchell spon- sored by the Perth -Huron Liberal Riding Association. The dinner to be held at the Mitchell and District Com- miunty Centre marks her first visit to the area. Social Hour commences at 6:30 p.m. with the $25.00 -a -plate dinner at 7:30 p.m. For tickets and added in- formation, phone . 345-2943, 625-8320,271-3444 or 343-3926. Club holds meeting The Goderich and District After 5 Club met on March 29 at the Candlelight Restaurant for another in- formal and inspiring even- ing. With "Easter" as our theme, music for the evening was provided by Ron, Ruth and Brad Ashton, singing -"Bridge Over Troubled Water" and "Rise Again". Hilda Sampson gave a very informative and interesting talk on Egg Decorating - Ukranian style. Our guest speaker, Mara -Lee Olson, chairman of the London Christian Women's Club, and wife of a neuro -surgeon, touched many hearts as she shared her life's experiences and how Christ has helped her to handle victoriously, her daily responsibilities. The next event will be on Tuesday, April 26,1983,7:30 - 9:30 pp. at the Candlelight Restaurant. Judi McMichael of "Jana Natural Foods", will talk on natural foods and our misic for the evening will be pro- vided by Mary Hearn, a har- pist from Clinton. Marilyn Day of Kitchener will be our inspirational Speaker. All women in the area are cordially •invited to attend and may do so by making reservations through Edna Stephens at 524-9309 or Darlene Morgan 482-7973. Join us and find the key to a healthier happier you! Dr. Peters appointed Dr. James Peters, Vice - Chairman of the Public Utilities Commission of the Town of Goderich, has been re -appointed Chairman of the Public Relations Com- mittee of, the Ontario Municipal Electric Associa- tion (O.M.E.A.). The announcement was made by Jack Wratten, President of the O.M.E.A. Dr. Peters will work with fellow commissioners from across the Province of On- tario for the next year. The Public Relations Committee will develop public pro- grams that can be utilized by municipal utilities, in addi- tion to the public relations of the organization. The Ontario Municipal Electric Association is the spokesman for more than 320 municipal electric utilities throughout Ontario. The commissioners and coun- dillors of the member utilities are elected or ap- pointed to operate a specialized service. They represent more than two thIUIon residential, commer- cial and industrial customers served by the municipal distribution system; who consume two- thirds Of the electric power in Waif°. tro