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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-10-26, Page 64• 1 675 g OAF NEILSONS HALLOWEEN ASST'D ARXXXXIIROWNIX1.118.111.111.11w10.11111011.01W1WWWWWWWWWwww.1.1.WWwwwilasKOWWWW11111) 411' ASSORTMENT MALTED MILK JERSEY MILK ROSE `BUDS 3i2 ASSORTMENT SWEET MARIE CRISPY CRUNCH `MALTED MILK •JERSEY MILK • 16 PCS. PER PKG. STARKIST TUNA CHOCLATE - MARBLE - BANANA "DEEP 'N' DELICIOUS" McCAINS CAKES NIAGARA BRAND FROZEN APPLE JUICE 355 mL 990 TIN 539 g EACH BEEF - CHICKEN - TURKEY KNOTTY PINES MEAT PIES 280 g 1,39 PKG. 500 g mommil NOROICA 2% ,. COTTAGE CHEESE f.49 FANCY QUALITY TUB GREEN GIANT CREAM STYLE CORN, SWEETIE T PEAS, SEASONED GREEN BEANS KITCHEN SLICED GREEN OR WAX BEANS 14 oz. 690 TIN IMSOFTER STYLP... MARGARINE 1 Ib. f,f9uB NESCAFE COFFEE 100z.JAR ASSORTED VARIETIES -. I LAURA SECORD YOGURT OR `PUDDINGS /sem*/.r ;Ay lkoaf' McNAIR WESTCANE EXTRA SEEDLESS SULTANA FINE GRANULATED RAISINS OUR REG. '3.15 750 g PKG. (1 65 lbs.) SUGAR OUR REG. '1.99 1.671.290.� �9 GAY LEA McNAIR PIECES OR FINEST QUALITY CHOPPED SALTED BUTTER WALNUTS 1 Ib. PRINT OUR REG. '2.46 OUR REG. '2.19 992001029 McNAIRS RED OR RED & GREEN GLACE McNAIR CUT CHERRIES MIXED -FRUIT � OUR REG. '4.39 OUR REa!,, *2.59 450 g 2.79.09f.99 1.4 Kc BOX ELECTROSOL FOR DISHWASHERS 1.4 kg 3•59 ARM SHING t HAMMER WA SODA 1.89 1 .5 kg AUNT JEMIMA 4 VARIETIES JUMBO WAFFLES 1.29 283 g WESTONS LEMON FILLED BUNS 1.29 PKG. OF 6 SPECIAL! GAY LEA FRENCH ONION CHIP DIP 250 g99 f SPECIAL! ORANGE, APPLE. REVIVE McCAINS JUICES 1 LITRE 990 PURINA ASSTED TENDER VITTLES CAT FOOD 5C.°a f.49 POSTS COCOA OR FRUITY PEBBLES CEREAL 139 300 g NESCAFE COLUMBIA INSTANT COFFEE 8 oz. 99 I JAR ALL PURPOSE 10 KILOGRAM BAG 5 ROSES FLOURP�TT�D ..DATES OURREG. '10.79 99 375 9 �� 89 McNAIRS BLOCK STYLE SCHNEIDERS CRISPYCRUST TEFLON QUILTED LARD 1 1b 89# OVEN MITTS PR t 99 SCHNEIDERS CRISPYFLARE ATLANTIC BRILLIANT / 1`q SHORTENING 1 Ib 89F YELLOW SUGAR 1.19 2 VAR. SWEETENED 200 g ATLANTIC McNAIR COCONUT 1.09 ICING SUGAR I kg 1.29 McNAIR CUT MIXED NO NAME CNOC_ FLAVOUR PEEL 450 9 2.19 CHIPS 12 az 1.09 SLICED 011 SLIVERED 75 gSUNMAID GOLDEN SEEDLESS McNAIR ALMONDS 83° RAISINS 450 g 1.99 McNAIRS RED OR GREEN MARASCHINO McNAIRS 75 g CHERRIES 250 ml 1.89 CHOPPED PECANS 1,09 1T INCH WIDE ALCAN FOIL SPECIAL! 2.7 LITRE EA. SPECIAL! 6.7 LITRE EA. f.99 3.59 SPECIAL! 4.5 LITRE EA. 129 SPECIAL! 12.2 LITRE EA. 119 CLUBHOUSE PURE 43 ml 25 FT 99' ALMOND EXTRACT 119 BOROONS CONDENSED EAGLE BRAND CLUBHOUSE POURING CTM. log MILK 300 ml 1, 79 BLACK PEPPER 177 CLUBHOUSE BRAND ARTIFICIALCOW BRAND VANILLA ,25 ml 1,39 BAKING SODA 5ao g 69# STUART HOUSE 3 VARIETIES CLUBHOUSE BRAND 43 mt BAKING CUPS 3FOR i1 PURE VANILLA 199 75 100 UNITS CLUBHOUSE RICE FLOUR RECT. , 3 CAKE PAN 1179 CTN APPLEFORD "SAVE ALL 791 WAX PAPER /CC F7 129 SUNNAID SEEDED RAISINS 39 6.99 MUSCAT :g W I +'`DAYS, ,� K9L 11 °'P ...rh1A a��__ _do �... • 0. ze fine mark-ts... of fine foods ASSORTED VARIETIES CHEF BOY - AR -DEE CANNED PASTAS FRESH MINT OR MILD MINT ' MACLEANS TOOTHPASTE�° TUBE TREAT YOUR SKIN NIVEA SKIN CREME 120 mL 2, 9 3 BOX OF 10 ' GRANNY'S BUTTER TARTS CTN. 1,29 COKE DIET COKE SPRITE CAFFEINE FREE SPRITE SUGAR ApFREEFCAEFEANES REED OKE CAFFEINE FREE DIET COKE CAFFEINE FREE SUGAR ERIE TAB COCA -754 mL f 30C DEP COLAPLUS 4 r 5 VARIETIES ' �ICAL r/ AN'. CAT FOOD 0 . 13 OZ. TIN (75 mi.) ROLL ON 0R 1200 ml.) ANTIPERSPIRANT ARRID XX DEODORANT 2.39 PEA, VEGETABLE. PEA & HAM HABITANT SOUPS 28 oz. 99# TIN WHITE. YELLOW. BEIGE WHITE SWAN FACIAL TISSUE 200 SH. 89 f ' FOR YOUR LAUNDRY USE ' : FAB DET6EIRRENT 12 1 4.8 kg BOX. 99 DROSTE "OVATION" MINTSTICKS 1258 59 ORANGE PEKOE . TETLEY TEA BAGS 144 UN 4548 1 99 . PALANDA 3 VARIETIES JUICE PAK PINEAPPLE FANCY QUALITY GREEN .GIANT CORN RIBLETS 19 oz. 890 TIN 12 oz 69# TIN ROUND 9LARGE TT 'Tr 6,99 CAKE TIN 4.99 COOKIE PAN LOAF PIE TIN 9 "4 6.99 PLATE 4.99 JR. LOAF SQUARE B . TIN A' .4 4.99.cAKE PAN 699 THESE SPECIALS AVAILABLE ONLY IN: HIGHWAY NO. 8 GODERICH fire rkefs or fine roods MONDAY A TUESDAY 9-6 P.M. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY & FRIDAY 9-9 P.M. SATURDAY 3:306 P.M. too® .114 mettauting will the pea power needsof The ,thee ' nuclear omits at DitiingtmeldirOme into Service between 1f alnd1OO,,d . tor -fuelling betbst Stikine Another' " took place this month at Illy ruse °W. -nuclear power statins ma HYdro tie began fuelling the east of efle_ ,ll , treactor units. The began manual loading ®[.:.tib fi natural uranium fuel bundles into Unit 0 onSeptemter 23. The la with the eto be xpected led for . HYthu ds . Ontario *lydro's,tial energyprogram has been expandedin include incentives for hat water systems, baseboard heaters and heat lltmtT The program, -which previously awned only to plentan heaters, .offere X100 laUreste free loans and up to *100 in inspection and installation services to customers who reduce their oil: consumption by at least 50 per cent. The loan will be waived after three years if the electrie part of the Osten is i sed only during Hydroa oft -peak hours. The Hydro incentivesare in addition to the Canada Oil Substitution Program grant which covers half the cost of converting from oil up to a maximum of $800. Electricity demand Peak electricity demand for Ontario in September was an estimated 15.2 million owatts. Goderich gets new police Chief LOOKING BACK 75 YEARS AGO A special meeting of the town council was held last Tuesday' evening and a letter from Solicitor Dicldflson was read with reference to the claim of Sangster vs: the tuna for damages for ,injury sustained through stepping into a hole near the corner of S. Morningstar's property. Solicitor Dickinson has been instructed to defend the action on behalf of thetown. The sedimentation basin is now, nearly ready for connecting with the ;Water works System SO that it should not be long before the town's water supply will come through It The engineer of ti31R'" exford'Ip`as so ill on Wednesday that he was taken to Alexandra hospital. Tomorrow is Halloween and it would be well to look after your gates and cabbages. Next holiday is Monday week Thanksgiving Day. 50 YEARS AGO William Somerville has resigned as head miller at Western Canada Flour Mills, a position he has held for 28 years. He plans to enjoy a well earned rest after working for half a century. Mr. and Mrs. William Cannan of Goderich celebrated their golden weddign an- niversary on the weekend with a gathering of family and friends. Mrs. Herbert Bridle has been elected president of the AYPA of St. George's Church. Jaynes Leonard has just returned home to Goderich from one of his periodic jaunts to Auld Scotland, his native heath, and reports things are booming in the land of the heather. 25 YEARS AGO The king -pin of the completely rebuilt Goderich police force will be Sergeant Frederick Minshall, 50, who has served with the Guelph Police Department for 20 years. On Monday, November 3 he will become chief and take over direction of four rookie constables, replacing ex -chief F.M. (Monty) Hall who was suspended August 27. Municipalities served by Goderich District Collegiate Institute will be asked to approve the issuance of debentures for a proposed addition of six classrooms and a gymnasiurn. The estimated cost of the project isQZS6,000. A Goderich woman submitted the winning entry in an international contest to name a new species of tulip. "Fiery Morn", suggested by Mrs. Reg McGee, was chosen by the Holland Bulb Corporation as the name for its new species of giant size parrot tulip. 5 YEARS AGO Municipal elections in Goderich took a new tontst Tuesday afternoon at 5 p.m. when the waiting game played by candidates for the mayor's office ended. Incumbent Deb Shewfelt, seeking his third terra in the mayor's chair, found out where his op position will conn from when Councillor Don Wheeler announced Monday he was running for mayor aid when former mayor Harry Woraell withdrew his nomirnatfonn for MC Tuesday in favor of the mayor's chair t office. A rematch of a bitter election battle fought in 1974 by Eileen Palmer and Bill Clifford should be one of the highlights of the 15776 elections in Goderich, Feltner and Clifford will be locked in battle for the politics of reeve. Due. Ciriton Chan has arrivedfrom Huntsville to open a general medical practice in the office at 55 Colborne Street formerly occupied by the late Dr. John Wallace.