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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-09-07, Page 43SAVE FIRST GRADE Wildmere Butter POUND 199 (OUR REGULAR PRICE 2.37) CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'A' BEEF BLADE, CHUCK SHORT RIB OR SHOULDER GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDI 1ESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1983 -PAGE 5A Prices effective thru Sat., September 10th, 1983. A&P veservres the rh ht to limit quantities to normal family requirements! We redeem all ,food store coupons. Hxwell 'fa" 16Bq MASTER REGULAR, AUTOMATIC, DRIP Maxwell House Coffee 369 g VAC PAC 99 Boneless Beef Roasts OUR REGULAR PRICE 4.83/kg-2.19 lb SAVE UP TO 1.60 ASSORTED VARIETIES INCL RED HOTS Schneider's Wieners PRICE 49 1 lb vac pac OUR REGULAR PRICE UP TO 3.09 FRESH, MEDIUM Ground 373 69 Beef /kg Ib OUR REGULAR PRICE 5.27/kci-2.39 lb EXCELLENT FOR BRAISING 51 Blade Steaks 31kg /15! NEW ZEALAND SPRING • FROZEN Loin Lamb Chops 6r/29? NEW ZEALAND SPRING, WHOLE SHORT CUT Lamb Legs NEW ZEALAND SPRING, SHOULDER, Lamb Chops PREVIOUSLY FROZEN. SLICED Beef Liver 5`491 b x/2 FROZEN39 /199 g Ib 174 / lb .79 MARY MILES OR A&P REGULAR OR THICK SLICED Side .BaconS00 g 2' vac pac MAPLE LEAF. SWEET PICKLED Cottage Rollslkg lb 395 /179 SCHNEIDER'S, SLICED, REGULAR. MAPLE OR THICK Side Bacon500g 279 vac pac WITH PECTIN, RASPBERRY OR STRAWBERRY Aylmer Jams with supermarket prices i SAVE 1.11/kg-.50 lb SEMI -BONELESS BLADE OR CHUCK SHORT RIB Beef Roasts 328/1 1 � Ikg Ib OUR REGULAR PRICE 4.391kg-1.99 Ib BEEF (CENTRE CUTS 5.49/kg-2.49 Ib) Brisket End Point Cuts O5/29 /kg lb OUR REGULAR PRICE 6.15Ikg-2.79 lb SCHNEIDER'S, COIL lek! Polish Loops 11kg9 /1 Ib SCHNEIDER'S Olde -Fashioned Hams 81kgS0 /399 lb SCHNEIDER'S, FROZEN, BREADED. 9 PIECES Bucket of Chicken SCHNEIDER'S, SLICED. 8 VARIETIES Cooked Meats SCHNEIDER'S. SLICED Cooked Ham SCHNEIDER'S. SLICED, PICNIC OR Chopped Ham 900 g 499 size 175 g 9 vac pac ■ 175g 149 vac pac 175 g 129 vac pac ALL BEEF 11 b Shopsy's Wieners 'vac pac 1�� SWIFT OLD MILL Breakfast Sausages rgt/1" lb_. SAVE 1.30 SCHNEIDER'S, Oktoberfest Sausage 19! 500 g pkg OUR REGULAR PRICE 3.29 SCHNEIDER'S REG, BEEF 8 COUNTRY MAPLE Mini Sizzlers OUR REGULAR PRICE 3.29 509 g pkg 99 PETIT GORET, SMOKED Boneless Picnics SCHNEIDER'S, REGULAR OR ALL BEEF Sliced Bologna FEATURE FOODS, THICK CUT European Herring FEATURE FOODS Rollmops Herring 395/1 79 375g 179 vac pac sllyg 339 jar 320 g 24'9 jar OeIiShOhItNeItems available In stores with Deli only SCHNEIDER'S. COIL Kielbossa ■ 66 1100 g99 SCHNEIDER'S, MILD'MEDIUM OR OLD Cheddar Cheese .8111009/369 500mL1.69 KELLOGG'S pecial `K' DEEP BROWN, IN TOMATO SAUCE. IN MOLASSES 04WITH PORK TOTAL DIET Libby's Beans 144 oz .79 Dog Food DEL MONTE. FANCY ASSORTED VARIETIESMEDIUM SIZE Light Taste Fruit 14tinoz 1.09 Milk Bone Biscuits NO SALT, ASST VAR INCL FANCY PEAS Del Monte Vegetables CAMPBELL'S V-8 Vegetable Juice OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.59 14ASSORtfl inIES ' .79 KalTKanED ETCat Food 475 P gg k2■59 4.4 g 5 99 bagg■ g 900 pkk 2 39 g ■ hoz 9tin ■ 48 FL OZ TIN ASST VAR. INCL CREAM STYLE CORN 10 FL OZ TIN 109 York Vegetables 3/1" FRITO'S, REGULAR OR B.B.O. 275 g Corn Chips PRIMO Spaghetti Sauce PRIMO, CANADIAN Tomatoes 3pkg I. g 1 79 28tin ■ fl ®z 1.09 28 fl oz tin II8 CHICK PEAS, ROMANO, RED & WHITE KIDNEY OR LENT Primo Beans 19}Ioz l9 tin ■ ASSORTED VARIETIES Pastas- 900 g PKG Primo Past- OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.49 r5099 REGULAR & DIET 7UP 750 mL Btls PLUS .30 BTL DEPOSIT REGULAR & DIET 7UP-Case of 24 5280m9L TINS 9 A&P White Vinegar 4 LITRE PLST BTL 159 OUR REGULAR PRICE 2.39 CANNING SUPPLIES MEDIUM SIZE Canning Jars SUPER BUY! BOX OF 12 399 SMALL SIZE -3.59 LARGE SIZE -5.79 ORANGE PEKOE Salada Tea Bags SAVE .80 PKG OF 120 359 OUR REGULAR PRICE 4.39 MACARONI & CHEESE Kraft Dinner 225 g PKG 2/.99 OUR REGULAR PRICE .69 EACH lackstone closes up LOOKING BACK ate.._.. _._.,.....,._44._...-._...._. tl.5.i6iirdJr•iYs 75 YEARS AGO A mass meeting for men only will be held in the Court House on Sunday in the in- terest of temperance and moral reform. Addresses will be delivered by the Reverends William Ket- tlewell and B.H. Spence. The steamer King Edward ran on the rocks at Chantry Island on her northern trip and as she is fast there, her excursion advertised for Wednesday of this week fell through. The Jackson clothing factory will re -open Monday. A full staff will be employed and the company has over 6,000 suits cut out, ready for the machines. The Summer Hotel closes this week after a, not very profitable season, as it was not till near the middle of August that the house was fairly well filled. Yesterday the CPR pulled out with a double header of 23 cars and a van. The tonnage was about 1050 and it was a pretty sight to see it leave, cross the bridge and move along the Maitland bank. The freight traffic over the CPR is on the in- crease. 50 YEARS AGO Goderich ratepayers voted 694 to 122 in favor of granting the Goderich Organ Com- pany Ltd. fixed taxation of one dollar, except school taxes, for a period of ten years. The Goderich Salt Company was given similar concessions in a vote held a month earlier. The price of gasoline in Goderich has jumped sud- denly from 25 cents a gallon to 29 cents a gallon. The Goderich Branch of the Bank of Montreal celebrated its 80th an- niversary this week. On September 16, 1853, the bank established an agency here in a small, two-storey; frame structure at the north-east corner of West and Wellington Streets. The bank's firstagent was T. Mercer, Jones. Glorious weather prevailed this week for the annual school fair" held at Carlow. A University of Western Ontario scholarship has been awarded to Alex MacVicar, son of Mr. and Mrs. George MacVicar of Goderich. 25 YEARS AGO Fondly remembered by generations of youngsters for the "sweets" and the ice cream they ate there, Blackstone's Confectionery closed up last week after more than a half century of catering to the people of Goderich and district. The wall separating it from the Blackstone's Furniture part of the business will be removed and the con- fectionery section will be incorporated into the fur- niture store to make for a larger display for furniture. The Federal Government may be willing to part with the post office property and $6,600 cash to get the town hall property, council was told Friday. When it became known early this year that the post office was to be torn down and replaced by a new federal building on the same site, Councillor Brute Sully suggested that consideration be given to an exchange of properties. When Clyde Gledhill arrived for work at the Benmilfer Woollen Mills Thursday morning, he discovered that 65 blankets with a total retail value of about $750 had been stolen. The new, brighter mer- cury vapor street lights on Hamilton Street were turned on for the first time last weekend. About an acre of land adjacent to Snug Harbor will be leased from the Federal Government Eby town council which plans to turn the site into a park. Goderich's suspended police chief, F.M. Hall, has engaged Frank Donnelly to act as his counsel at this Saturday's hearing when charges against him will be aired. 5 YEARS AGO As of September 1, taxi fare rates Increased here - the first increase since 1976. As of Tuesday afternoon, overall enrolment figures for the seven elementary schools and one secondary school in and around Goderich show four percent fewer students this Sep- tember than last.