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85 9
PKGS.
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KRAFT SALAD DRESSING
MIRACLE
� HIP
6 ASSORTED COLOURS
12.5 oz.
4 COLOURS FOR YOUR BATHROOM
ROYALE
TISSUE
3 VARIETIES'
VAN CAMP
BEANS
i) INSTANT
ASSORTED
750 mL
BOTTLES
RAGU NOMESTYLE PLAIN OR MEAT
2 ROLL WHITE
PRONTO
TOWELS
KRAFT FRENCH, CATALINA
OR ITALIAN
CAL WISE. COLESLAW,
1000 ISLAND OR
CREAMY CUCUMBER
KRAFT
DRESSINGS,
ASSORTED
NON -AEROSOL
VO 5 ' HAIRSPRAY
SCENTED OR UNSCENTED
PREPACKED
AA, C, D OR 9 VOLT
6 FLAVOURS
SWEETENED
KOOL AID
FROZEN
ESSO B.B.Q.
LIGHTER FLUID
ZEHRS OWN 225 g PKG.
MACARONI & CHEESE 2/89°
ZEHRS OWN
COFFEE CREAMER 500 g 1 99
BOWL CLEANER
SANI FLUSH
1.4 kg 1,89
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SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT UNTIL CLOSING
TUES. JUNE 7 EXCEPT PRODUCE SPECIALS
WHICH EXPIRE SAT. JUNE 4. 1983
NEILSONS
ORANGE
JUICE
s90JAR
.... ......
BRIGHTS CHOICE QUALITY
APPLE ORTOMATO JUICE 48 oz 129
FLOWERDALE O.P.
TEA BAGS 60 s 190 g t 99
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FABRIC SOFTENER
BOUNCE 60 SHEET., 5.19
CAVENDISHARMS ASSORTED CUT
FRENCH FRIES
CLUB HOUSE 250 mL
MANZANILLA OLIVES 149
TANG FLAVOURED
ORANGE CRYSTALS 13 O2. 159
DESSERT TOPPING
DREAM WHIP
JERGENS'
BAR SOAP
170 g 189
12 oz." REG. 4's 1.19
WESTONS DELICIOUS
JAM,. FILLED BUNS PKG. OF 6 1.1119
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES
TO REASONABLE WEEKLY FAMILY
REOUIREMENTS
FRESH, BAKED
THESE SPECIALS
AVAILABLE
ONLY IN:
HIGHWAY NO. 8
GODER ICH
MONDAY & TUESDAY 9®6 P.M.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY & ERIDAY 9-9 P.M.
SATURDAY 8:30-6 P.M.
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66KING.
50 YEARS AGO
Bill Lurnby, Goderich
motorcycle racer, wonhis
lassark atfast Torontoweek'.bys Eacoveringlubiton
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athvevesngil
peede :frier
ufe' ajustan
short of'a mile a Minute. He
Iappedd every one of the eight
other ' contestants at least
once. He also ' competed in
the five -mile open Canadian
championship, leading most
of the way until. his gas
throttle broke. He finished
second, 15 feet behind the
winner.
There .were at least 500
fishermen at the harbor on
Victoria Day but the fishing
was poor: The mercury rose
to 80 degrees, so the boys got
a good tanning if nothing
else.
Murray MacDonald and
Donald Johnston
`arpresented . Goderich
Collegiate Institute in the
WOSlastSAweekfield. reet at London
Members of ,the high
school and collegiate boards
of the county met at Clinton
to discuss common problems
this week. It was-the'con-
sensus of opinion at the ,
meeting that teachers'
salaries were too high.- and
should 'be adjusted to
become more •uniform.
Goderich representatives at
the 'meeting ,were J.W.
Fraser, Dr. A.T, Emmerson,
W.A. Coulthurst, J.J.
Robertson, P.J. MacEwan
. and C.M. Robertson..,
25 YEARS AGOG
Teachers have accepted a
$300 across-the-board
crease which the Goderich
.• _, _Public School ' Board "offered
after several hours of
spirited debate. At least two
of the trustees spoke of the
increase as a "buy peace"
move.
- Ellis -Don Limited of
London. is believed to be
among those 'firms most
likelyto receive the tender
for the •construction of
permanent buildings at the
rock salt plant this summer.
Cost of the buildings will run,
L,000;000 '.,
'attery of machines for
('oderich's newest industry,
Dearborn Steel Tubing, are
part of the first shipment of
h machines which are to be
used in the bending for
Ontario's 'market for tail
pipes for cars. Dearborn is
located inthe former
Armouries building on
Newgate Street and offices
for the, business staff ate now
being fitted out. -
5YEARSAGO
The Goderich Ratepayers'
Association is urging its
members to go on a letter
writing campaign protesting
a a recent town council
decision to replace the street
lighting on The Square:
.Voters in Ashfield
Township_: made it clear
Monday night that they are
in favor of the sale of beer,
wine and Spirits in licenced
establishments within the
township boundaries. Well
over 50 per cent of the
resident voters in the
township', turned out at the
polls to determine if the
. ,•. township would be wet or
dry.
Editor's note: Our files
from 75 years ago are in-
complete for the month of
June. Therefore, that portion
of the Looking Back column
will not appear again until
July.
Lady Luck
Will, visit
Call her what you will —
Lady Luck, Dati'le Fortune,
or any of the other names
generations of people have
given her! She'll be paying a
very special visit to Huron
Country Playhouse on Satur-
day, June 4 to help celebrate
,
nualMonte seasonCarlo openerNightforthe Orian-
-,.
tario's fastest growing sum-
mer theatre.
Wheels of fortune and
games of chance will provide
the main focus for the even-
ing's events but there will be
many extra special treats
for those in attendance.
Among these great treats
will be musical entertain-
ment provided by the Beaver
Valley Boys and Friends.
And the Midnight Special
will be a draw for a trip for
two to Las Vegas provided
by Ellisan Travel of Exeter
andPlayhouseHuron Country
.
So come on out and court
the fickle Lady as she
decides your fortune for the
evening. The festivities corn=
rnience at 7:30 p.tn. and con-
tinue an into the night: