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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-10-19, Page 50e NIG/\ 'A ORANGE JUICE FROZEN 341 mL TIN 3.6 L .IQUID JAVX :LEACH GODERICH SIGNAL STAR, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER*, 1933-PAGE7A PA R f;,\ M T IK SLMON TFC E ETERGEN c 775 oz TIN 12 LITRE 4.8 Kg SIZE POPULAR "HALLOWEEN PACK" POTATO CHIPS HOSTESS BRAND BUNDLE OF 14 PKGS. (224 g) TOTAL CAMPBELLS SOUP CHICKEN NOODLE, CREAM OF CHICKEN. CHICKEN NOODLE O's OR CHICKEN RICE HALLOWE'EN LICORICE Y&S BRAND GOODIES to PKG. OF 16 PCS. WESTON FAMILY SIZE CHOCOLATE ROLL 99° 285 g SIZE PIECES & STEMS MEADOWGLEN MUSHROOMS 79' 10 oz. TIN PUSS °N' BOOTS FLAVOUR MORSELS f.39 500 g WINE FLAVOUR BICKS SAUERKRAUT 1.99 1.5 LITRE NABOB DECAFFEINATED TRADITION COFFEE 3.69 RFC, OR FINE 36 q IIIIII SPECIAL FRESHLY BAKED ONION BUNS EA fp PKG. 990 OF 6 CHUNKY STYLE - 16 oz. LOAF CHEESE BREAD/49 PLAIN ENGLISH MUFFINS DOZEN 1.29 100% WHOLE WHEAT WESTONS DIETRICHS CINNAMON ROLLS BUNS PKG. 99$ PKG. OF 12 . OF 1.29 PURE MAZOLA CORN OIL LITRE 2.19 ALLENS ASSTD FLAVOURS FRUIT DRINKS 48 oz TIN SKIPPY CREAMY OR CHUNKY PEANUT BUTTER 750g 2.59 PALMOLIVE DETERGENT f.49 ,200 g WITHOUT T COUPON SPECIAL 19 500 mL PURITAN 184a FLAKED HAM TANGY HELLMANN'S MAYONNAISE 1.59 500 mL SIZE REFRESHING LISTERMINT MOUTHWASH 2.39 500 mL BREAKFAST CEREAL POST ALPHABITS f.29 275 g SUPER SIZE IRISH SPRING SOAP 89° ZEHRS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON SAVEb COUPON EXPIRES: OCT. 29/83 OFF ON THE COMBINED PURCHASE OF ONE 184 g TIN OF PURITAN FLAKED HAM AND ONE 92g CTN OF LIPTON CHICKEN NOODLE SUPREME SOUP MIX st568 LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY PURCHASE SWEET GHERKINS SWEET ONIONS STUFFED MANZ OLIVES OR RED MARACHINO CHERRIES BICKS PARTY PACK LIBBYS PASTAS ALPHAGETTI, ZOODLES OR SPAGHETTI & CHEESE IN TOMATO SAUCE 14 FL. OZ. TINS 10000 WHOLE WHEAT DIETRICHS BREAD 9` 675 g LOAF 6 AYLMER CHOICE WHOLE TOMATOES 79' 19 oz. TIN CATELLI TOMATO SPAGHETTI SAUCE f.19 28 oz. TIN AGREE CONDITIONER OR AGREE SHAMPOO 550 mL 3.59 WHOLE WHEAT CEREAL NABISCO SHREDDIES f.49 500 g CROWN BRAND CORN SYRUP 1.19 500 mL 375 mL WITHOUT COUPON 89 COUPON WITH THIS COUPON SAVE COUPON EXPIRES: DECEMBER 31st. 1983 SWEET ONIONS SWEET GHERKINS MANZANILLA OLIVES OR MARASCHINO CHERRIES LIMIT ONE COUPON PER PURCHASE PRESTONE 11 ANTIFREEZE 4 LITRE JUG CATELLI SPAGHETTI, SPAGHETTINI, OR READY CUT MACARONI 1 Kg BOX DOWNY ALL PURPOSE FABRIC ROBIN HOOD SOFTENER FLOUR 3. 4.49 CARNATION INSTANT HOT CHOCOLATE 500 ?.S9 s9 PKG. OF 30 SURE & NATURAL MAXISHIELDS 3.79 I I I I , I I I HEREFORD 5 SIZEKg 2.99 PEEK FREANS 400 g BOURBON CREME FRUIT CREME ASSORTED CREME OR FAMILY DIGESTIVE f.99 4 VARIETIES BICKS PICKLES 1.59 500 mL NABOB - 2 GRINDS CORNED TRADITION BEEF COFFEE f.99 3e99 2.89 12 oz. WELCHS PRUNE NECTAR 40 oz 2.39 SPECIAL ORANGE PEKOE FLO THRU LIPTON TEA BAGS 7 UP SOFT DRINKS DIET OR REGULAR 4 plus 30e deposit 750 mL 110 g PKG. OF 50 WITHOUT COUPON ZEHRS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON SAVE COUPON EXPIRES: OCT. 29/83 6 ON THE PURCHASE OF ONE PKG. OF 50 LIPTON TEA BAG$ LIMIT ONE COUPON PER PURCHASE OFF 580 eef Show is big success Competition was tough and prices were excellent at the annual Huron -Bruce 4-11 Show and Sale held at the Brussels Stockyards on Thanksgiving day. Thirty- five steers and eight heifers in the show judged by Jim Coupes of ` . ghoul. Sandy Ma01 onald of R.R. 3 Teeswater captured r the Overall Grand Champion the which was hy odonated by Modern Livestock of Clyde, Alberta and presented by Randy Scott. San 's steer was the Grand Champion Steer and Rod McGillivray of R.R. 4 Paisley, showed the Reserve F iota Steer. In the heifer class, two I c' ers from R.R. 3 Teeswater, Steven and Kevin McKague, won the Grand and Reserve Champion Heifer ribbons. In the afternoon, the calves were sold by auctioneer, Jack Riddell, M.P.P., for an average price of 1184.68 per hundred weight - The Huron -Perth 441 Calf Club Sale pur- chased Sandy MacDonald's steer for $1.10 per pound. The reserve steer sold for $1.08 per pound to the Port Elgin Meat Market. Morris Weber bought the Champion Heifer for $1.07 per pound and Rettinger Meat Market purchased the Reserve Champion Heifer for $1.01 per pound. The strong sup- port of all the buyers made for a very suc- cessful sale for the 4=H members. Also contributing to the success of the Show and Sale was the Howick Mutual In- surance Company of Wroxeter which pro- vided each 4-11 member with a pen and Lunch at noon. A special thankyou goes to the Brussels Stockyards for the free use of fulteacilities and to Jack Riddell and Jinn s for their time and effort. show and sale provides a very suc- cessful ending for the 4-H members involv- ed. Everyone who participated and helped to support this 4-H function was a winner. Unemployed to get experience A program to give about 100 young people jobs on Ontario's farms will see the Ministry of Agriculture and Food underwriting half of the cost of their wages under the Youth Secretariat's Winter Experience '83, minister Dennis Timbrell announced recently. The plan is aimed at young people between the ages of 16 and 24 who are ac- tively seeking work and have been unemployed for at least 12 weeks. "This hard-pressed segment of our labor force will have the opportunity to gain valuable experience that could lead to future employment and promote understanding of life on today's farms," Timbrell said. Young people taking part in the program will be employed for periods of 12 to 19 weeks beginning November 1, 1983 and en- ding March 16, 1984. They will be paid $3.50 per hour based on a 40 -hour week with the government and the farmers hiring them splitting the cost. "With the experience they gain, these young workers will have a better chance to find jobs in agriculture; last year, 65 per cent of those in the program stayed on the farm or found other employment," Timbrell said. The program runs during the winter mon- ths to ease unemployment and give the farmer more time to teach and demonstrate general farming practices. The program also offers the chance for farmers to tackle jobs they, might not other- wise be able to do by themselves. Farmers and young people are encourag- ed to apply as early as possible since the amount of funding limits the number who can take part. Matching of interested farmers and available young people will begin October 24,1983. Application forms are available from the local offices of the Ministry of Agriculture and Food, the Farm Labour Pool or by writing: Winter Experience '83, Guelph Agriculture Centre, P.O. Box 1030, Guelph, Ontario N1H 6N1. • from page 6 A AA -Stock Al Schmidt, Gadshill; Kevin Bennewies, Dublin; Gary Silliphant, Brantford. Powder Puff Kim Ridgewell, Stratford; Brenda Bell, Mitchell; Helen Read, Brantford. Pro Stock Al Schmidt, Gadshill, Kevin Bennewies, Dublin; Craig Miller, Londesboro. Modified Stock -1 Betty Poland, Inwood; Tom , Tabor, Brucefield. Modified Stock -2 Don Vick, Mississauga; Clyde Sleightholm, Listowel; Ray Poland, Inwood. Modified Stock -3 Andy Lenders, Denfield; Bruce Smith, At- wood; Scott Savelle, Stratford. C -Stock Tom Tabor, Brucefield; Chuck Hether- ington, Stratford; Bill Wylie, London. You're Invited to an OPEN HOUSE at LOWRY FARM SYSTEMS en Highway Z7 Arnberley to be held Thurs., Oct. 20, 1983 10 A.M. to4P.M. arty Sopa to Iwo on hand to .oew®s any questions. lqulpn+anr will be an display. Door prizes, spode! discounts for tit* day, itorlotootti bmf on o Iwo, coffoo , att. lisirip Ow fondly. 1 1