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SLICED, REG, THICK, COUNTRY MAPLE
Schneider's
Side Bacon
500 g VAC PAC
99
OUR REGULAR PRICE 3.69
SAVE 1.32/kg
CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'A' BEEF
BLADE, CHUCK SHORT RIB OR SHOULDER
OUR liGyLAR PRICE 1.59
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with supermarket prices
Beef Roasts
OUR REGULAR PRICE 5.71/kg-2.58 Ib
SAVE 1.32/kg-.60 Ib
SEMI -BONELESS
Blade Tor illui;tkRib Roast
395/ 79
/ lb
OUR REGULAR PRICE 5.27/kg-2.39 Ib
SAVE
UP TO
1.30
REG OR KING
Canadian
Cigarettes
CARTON OF 20'S OR 25'S
69
OUR REGULAR PRICE UP TO 12.99
WARNING: Health & Welfare Canada advises that danger
to health increases with amount smoked -avoid inhaling:
SAVE .60 Ib
SAVE 1.33/kg-.60 Ib
FRESH, SHANKLESS, PICNIC
STYLE, SHOULDER FRESH, MEDIUM
Pork Roast • Ground Beef
62/11 395 79
/kg / lb /kg lb
OUR REGULAR PRICE 5.27/kg-2.39 Ib
3 LITRE PLST CONT
Ib
SAVE 1.32/kg-.60 Ib
OUR REGULAR PRICE 3.95/kg-1.79 It
PICNIC SHOULDER OR SHOULDER BUTT BONELESS, PICNIC STYLE OR BUTT SHOULDER
FC)gorkps r/149. Pork
EXCELLENT FOR BRAISING
Blade Steaks
PREVIOUSLY FROZEN, PORK SIDE
Spare Ribs
PREVIOUSLY FROZEN, SLICED
Beef Liver
SWIFT'S OLD MILL
3?! /17
4111/18!
Fa! /1,19
Breakfast Sausages31/11
RED HOTS, ALL BEEF OR DUTCH TREET
Schneider's Wieners1 Ib 189
vac pec
SCHNEIDER'S, REGULAR, ALL BEEF & MAPLE
Mini Sizzlers
SWIFTS,iceREGULAR Bologna
500 g 249
pkg
375 g
vac pac
SWIFT'S, SLICED, 7 VARIETIES
Cooked Meats
SWIFT'S, SLICED
Cooked Ham
175 g R9
vac pac • %I
175 g 39
vac pac
Sugar Plum Hams 5!! /26!
SWIFTS,DINNER STYLE
SWIFT'S SUGAR PLUM
Sliced Ham
1759 189
vac pac
SWIFT'S. PREMIUM, SUGAR PLUM OR LAZY MAPLE. A&P REG OR THICK
Side Bacon
500 g
vac pac
SWIFT'S,HALVES OR QUARTERS
Sugar Plum Hams V! /25!
130 MAPLE LEAF SWEET PICKLED T /18!
Cottage Rolls 411
MAPLE LEAF
Polish Sausage 17/16!
MAPLE LEAF, VAC PAC
Bologna Chunks
SHOPSY'S, OLD VIENNA, ALL BEEF
Salami
3 2849
/kg ill lb
500 g 999
pkg IL
SHOPSY'S, SLICED CORNED BEEF OR
Pastrami pack of 4 2'9
SHOPSY'S, COLE SLAW OR
Potato Salad
509 pouches
500 g 149
ctn
IN STORES WITH DELI!
SCHNEIDER'S, COOKED, ASST VAR
Meat Loaves .53 /100 girt!
BLUE RIBBON OR ALL BEEF
Schneider's Bologna .42/199
I3EEF, STEAK,.PORK OR CHICKEN
Schneider's Meat Pies each .59
STOKELY, ASST VAR
Canned Vegetables
CHEFMASTER, CORN OIL
Soft Margarine
CHOCOLATE DRINK
Milkmate
CEREAL
Weetabix
tns
.99
1 lb
tub •
99
700g
2
89
cont
400 g1
79
pkg I
DUNCAN HINES ALL VARIETIEC
Cookie
Mix
PALANDA
Plum Tomatoes
PRIMO, PLAIN
Spaghetti Sauce
PRIMO, 3 VAR BEANS, LENTILS OR
Chick Peas
ORANGE PEKOE
Ga way Tea Bags
28 11 oz 79
fin •
28 oz 29
tin •
19 fl az 69
tin e
pkg of 49
60
ASST VAR INCL ENGLISH MINTS
-7n Trebor
1.if Candy
OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.39
NO. 1 GRADE, CREAMED
Billy Bee Honey
APPLE, GRAPE OR ORANGE, TETRA
Tang Fruit Drinks
FABRIC SOFTENER
Fleecy Liquid
SUGAR SWEET, ASST FLAVOURS
Kool-Aid
ASSORTED VARIETIES
Primo Pastas
900 g
pkg ,
OUR RituLARPRICE1.49'
3 -PLY FACIAL TISSUE, ASST COLOURS
Kleenex Classique
box of 100
sheets
OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.29
3.6 litre
plst btl
OUR REGULAR PRICE 2.35
149 plat tub
BRICK PAC
litre 09
size • V
3.8 litre
plat btl 3.29
720 g
tin 3.39
POWDERED LAUNDRY
Bold '3'
Detergent
OUR REGULAR PRICE 5.43
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6 LITRE BOX
439
ASST VAR INCLFANCY PEAS
Del Monte Vegetables
14 f1-0
tin
OUR REGULAR PRICE UP TO .89
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LOOKING
BACK
.; A/MN AGO
Local Merchants are win'
dimming the controverldtd
subject of a Wednesday half
holiday, Several who closed
laMfeAt 01w to do so again
dttriugthe summer months
Oda Year. '
A large crowd turned out
Saturday fOr the town's first
motor show. The parade was
headed by the citizens' band.
The MacKay brothers and
"Reddy" McDonald opened
the commercial fishing
season at the port of
Goderich on April 15. The
catches were disap-
pointingly light.
25 YEARS AGO
A 14 mile stretch of county
road 25 from Dunlop to Blyth
will be brought up to Ontario
highway standards at a cost
of about $400,000, County
Engineer Jim Britnell an-
nounced today.
A capacity crowd watched
the third annual Golden
Gloves tournament featuring
boxers from six to 16 years
old in the Green Room of the
Legion Hall Friday night.
Postmaster A.M. Homuth
has received the approved
plans or blueprints on the
new Goderich Post Office
from the Federal Depart-
ment of Works.
Ontario's, health minister
Dr. MacKinnon Phillips will
officially open the new wing
of the Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital on Wed-
nesday, May 14.
Employment in the area
served by the National
Employment Office at
Goderie.h is returning almost
to normal, according to an
official of that office.
5 YEARS AGO
Una Costello was crowned
Queen of GDCI at midnight
Friday at the school's annual
spring prom by last year's
winner Judy Cruickshank.
Some Goderich ratepayers
aren't pleased at all about
the discontinued refuse •
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Mit one doderiaritepayei,
Jack Gould, was On hand m
the council chambers
Monday evening to make his
complaint in person.
Despite warnings from the
Ontario Police Commission
officials that "time is of the
essence", representatives of
five Huron County towns
were unable to reach a
decision about where a
proposed common police
comma uhications centre
should be located at a
,
meeting, on the subject held
in Clinton last • Wednesday.
The main area of contention
iles between Clinton and
Goderich.
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Liberal Leader David Peter-
son called the Cabinet's deci-
sion spineless, saying .they
"decided to fight restraint on
the backs of the orderlies
and nurses but not on the
highest paid group."
On the question of possible
OHIP fee increases, Peter-
son said, "It's the Ministry's
own legal opinion that these
fees cannot be increased
beyond the five percent
level. If the Minister at-
tempts to increase OHIP
fees beyond five percent, I
will take the government to
court on the question. The
Liberal Opposition will fight
any increase in premiums."
Women's Minister
The announcement in the
Throne Speech that the
government is to appoint a
minister to be in charge of
"women's issues" drew mix-
ed reactions.
Sally Barnes, President of
the Ontario Status of Women
Council said the most impor-
tant part of the announce-
ment was that the post would
be filled by a senior cabinet
rninistviedr.
DaPeterson said ap-
pointing a minister in charge
of women's issues isn't as
difficult or worthy as actual-
ly tackling new policy direc--
lions.
"Why doesn't he (the
Premier) say we're going to
institute eqtM pay for equal
value? Thif gives the im-
pression of dolng something
without having to do
anything."