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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-09-21, Page 38GQDEhICH SIGNAIFSTAR, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21,1903 -PAGE VA �+V r �+. Y }� f � '•� '', � . � . ... v: '::. ' }' -,I7,-;&:74,.!_' , .,..j' r . {/. f'. }. •., • ;• .; 7 a fi f f9 '• {$. .vf h: n{: t . {G +y 7 :i$r}tit:{: ` •' • of f t f f f f f ::. ell f F f f .,} . / /r. / GINGEKA:E, SUGAR FREE GINGERALE CLUB. SODA, TONIC WAOER, WINK, C PLUS ORANGE DIET TONIC WATER , CANADA DRY , 0 750 mL BOTTLES PLUS 301 DEPOSIT 14 in, CREAM CORN 12 oz. WHOLE KERNEL CORN 14 oz. PEAS AND CARROTS 14 oz. MIXED VEGETABLES LIBBYS VEGETABLES : ;; C TIN TOMATO, VEGETABLE CREAM OF MUSHROOM A ¥ L M E SOUPS 10 OZ. TINS FOR , !KELLoGGs LARGE 675 g SIZE CORN FLAKES • BOX ....... ...117..... . ................ .............. ... 4�' ..................._................ _. .. ....................... .. ........ ...................................... .. . ... ............ REVIVE, ORANGE JUICE, APPLE JUICE McCAINS E BOXES JU CMEAT S :x99C (750 ml) ASSORTED FLAVOURS 46 OZ. TINS DELMONTE PUDDINGS 139 READY TO HEAT AND SERVE BEEF, TURKEY, CHICKEN YORK PIES 8 OZ. PIES FOR ENRICHED WHITE WHOLE WHEAT OR CRACKED ZEHRS BREAD R WHEAT LOAES .:.: : .7 • SIPE: ...::::.. .; .. ORANGE JUICE WITH MORE PULP PINK GRAPEFRUIT OR REG. MINUTE MAID ORANGE JUICE 355 mL 991.29 BLUEWATER HADDOCK FISH FRIES8 OZ. FISH & CHIPS 283 g FINE QUALITY NEILSONS SOUR CREAM 500 ml NEILSONS ASSORTED FRUIT PLUS YOGURT 2 175 g CUPS 79f NEILSONS CHOCOLATE MILK 1 L 89f, TENDERFLAKE PURE LARD 454 g 99,' WESTONS CINNAMON BUTTER HORNS PKG. OF 6 1.25 ' , ..., '' _., ''' •• ' • , ' : ' ORANGE PEKOE SALADA TEA BAGS 227 g 8913 60BU s I.. HUNTS TOMATO PASTE FL. OZ. 09 1.09 HUNTS REGULAR TOMATO SAUCE 796 mL I. 3 VARIETIES RICKS DILL PICKLES 1.5 L49 •.89 3 ,VARIETIES BICK'S - PICKLES . 1.5 L2 • ZEHRS CREAMERY FRESH , R W ' :A. >: .., ,.,.. LIBBYS FANCY _ �, TOMATO ° O JUICE 48 OZ.99f , 09 . 2 VARIETIE lit P LIBBY'S BEANS 99080Z 19 OZ. ALPNAGET,TL-ZOODLES OR _ LIBBY'S S ': GHETTI s 990 2 FOR ... A.- YORK, SMOOTH OR CRUNCHY PEANUT BUTTER 1, kg . 49 .,FORTUNE. PEACH HALVES OR SLICES OR FRUIT COCKTAIL 14 OZ. 1 LB, • • ' spe. '' . '''''' ... ,,,..„:„:„..,!,...!. .. .. , • ,,.., „.., .,.'..,.,,,-.: SPECIAL. - .. • ..:: . , : • ,..i.f."..: KLIK LUNCHEON , MEAT 12 OZ. , 79 MAPLE LEAF FLAKES OF HAM 184 g . KELLOGGS RAISIN BRAN 800 9 2.59 NABOB TRADITION COFFEE 369 g , NABOB TRADITION DECAFFEINATED COFFEE 369 g3.69 3 VARIETIES OLD MILL OATS 1.35, kg1.19 ASSORTED VARIETIES FRITOS CORN CHIPS VARIOUS WEIGHTSI 5 9 .., . . ��.:::;' ..:•.:, : .............. .......................... ...... .. . . ...: ':.:.. .: ..•......:;•��.w��!..:.;;;:'.:;•.:<.::' ::....: .............................. P E IAL. :... ,. SPECIAL::.." ..;:. '....::.:� . , : . ......... .... FLAMINGO-PKG. OF 12 WESTON PLAIN ..............•. .... .................. ....•........ ASSORTED COUNTRY HARVESTA.B.C. CRACKERS �j 250 g99 • FOR YOUR LAUNDRY DETERGENT 12 LITRE121 5.99 LIQUID JAVEX BLEACH 8 L99 0 ASSORTED VARIETIES WILSONS BARS VARIOUS71, 0 WEIGHTS BUTTER TARTS 1.69 OR SUGARED DONUTS PKG OF 12 99' COUNTRY OVEN FRESH BAKED GAY LEA FRENCH ONION DIP CHIP DI ZSO g 89 PALMOLIVE LIQUID 9 5 DETERGENT LITRE 3.99 RAISIN BREAD 16 oz.1. COT119 TAGE 200 CHEESE Soo 9 1.39 ROBIN HOOD ALL PURPOSE OR VELVET CAKE R PASTRY FLOUR 2 5 Kg Z. f9 FRESH RUSTLICIOUS DOZEN ROLLS 7¢ EACH 79' FABRIC SOFTENER FLEECY 1.8 L 1.69 ROBIN HOOD FLAKY PIE CRUST 540 g 1.29 32 oz. DICK'S WINE SAUERKRAUT 1.29 COUNTRY OVEN 60'/• DOZEN W.WHEAT RLLS7C EACH 790 POWDERED AJAX 600 9 CLEANSER 89' REG. BAR SOAP 285 g IRISH SPRING 3's 1.39 GLASS CLEANER REFILL WINDEX mL 1.29 • irli CLOVER VALLEY CHEESE SPREAD BLACK DIAMOND 2E VARIETIES cooKlEs 9� gZ.69 �1®CHEESE �a D k ,a� Prices effective OUR REG 53 19 SLICES SINGLE THINS' NABISCO 4508 0 100 �® BRAN 1.39 until closing Sept, SAVE! $1.00 24 SLICES 500 PACKAGES EASY OFF CARPET CLEANERS Tuesday. 27 r g 2.19 g SPECIAL MON.,TUES., OR WED,! BLACK DIAMOND MILD, MEDIUM, OLD JAR \b' J 9 ° SAVE $1.102.59 11/41%,.....P 48 Hours Rental for 24 Hours Rate! CHOICE OR OLD WHITE . TOG 2 39 1 A CHEDDAR OUR 2REG25 89 BLACK DIAMOND PROCESSED BLACK DIAMOND BLACK DIAMOND HI -LO GRATED PARMESAN CHUNKS -FASYOFF. SKIM MILK CHEESE 500 g 2.8'9 OUR REG. S3 69 L25O 9 2.99SAVE J COLBY. MARBLE MOZZARELLA 340 g EA. UP TO 70c EA 1 69 We reserve the right to limit purchases to reasonable weekly family requirements 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. Town to get new Woolw rth LOOKING BACK 75 YEARS AGO The Goderich Industrial Exhibition opened its doors 'to the public on Tuesday night. On account of the dashing of ow show and the Laurier meeting inClinton, there were those who said there would not be a decent exhibit, as people would think it useless to enter; but those who attended the first evening had to admit that the entries of fruit, vegetables, flowers, butter, homemade bread, and cakes and preserves were larger in numbers than usual and of excellent quality. The fire department was called out about 5 o'clock Saturday morning by the burning of a barn belonging to Mr. Arthur Cantelon, Lighthouse Street. The fire is supposed to have originated from fumigating which had been carried out the evening before and burned so fiercely that a number of hens, a u nti q a ty of hay and other articles were all destroyed. The band of the 33rd Regiment played a nice program on the Square on Monday evening, the last of the season's concerts. The building at one time occupied by Smith Brothers and the Jackson Manufac- turing Company has been leased for a term and will shortly p be opened as a factory for the manufacture of much needed articles of household furniture. 50 YEARS AGO Miss Margaret Watson of Goderich won a new car this week, the top prize in a contest sponsored by the Ellis Hosiery Company. The latest addition to the commercial fishing fleet at Goderich is the 33 -foot gasoline boat which Peter and Angus MacDonald purchased at Midland. The Reverend W.J. Patton of Benmiller is appealing to district residents to con- tribute fruits and vegetables to make up a carload to be shipped to distressed residents of the Prairie Provinces where crop failures have been caused by drought, grasshoppers and hail. Mrs. Herbert Morris of Colborne Township is collecting clothing to be shipped to needy people in Saskatchewan. 25 YEARS AGO Several general con- tractors have been invited to submit tenders for the construction of the new F.W. Woolworth Company store on the Square with a deadline of Monday, Sep- tember 29 set for the receipt of tenders. While no official statement has been made, it is believed that work on the new store, which will run into more than a quarter of a million dollars with fixtures, etc. will get underway some time this fall. Goderich Police Com- mission feels that a sixth man should be added to the town police force it was learned Friday by town council. Despite strong opposition from Reeve James Donnelly, chairman of the fiannce committee, town council voted 4-3 Friday to hold a tax sale. A bank note representing the final payment on the new Knox Presbyterian Church was burned in a special ceremony Sunday morning. 5 YEARS AGO Goderich Town Council unanimously agreed in a recorded vote to accept a tender price of $749,656.53 for contruction work on the widening of Highway 21. The doctors of the com- munity are actively sear- ching for help—more doctors who will come to Goderich and area to alleviate the severe shortage of family physicians in the com- munity. Construction on the Goderich grandstand was expected to resume this week after a compromise was reached between Schiedel Construction Company and the Goderich Sports Committee. The Sports Committee will pay $41,000 of the estimated $60,000 repair costs of the grandstand.