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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-11-23, Page 49750 mL BOTTLES OC ' ®COLA SPRITE OR TA ALL VARIETIES PLUS 3( DEPOSIT 500 g PKG. S MIMISN M BLANCHED PEANUTS irfevfir r•: ,c ;r yc as rar C/H.PBELLS CREAM OF MUSHROOM SOUP 10 OZ. TINS GREEN OR WAX BEANS OR SEASONED BEANS CREAM CORN 14 oz. OR KERNEL CORN 12 oz. DELMONTE VEGETABLES 59`N OEIIEIWT Y[LIOWLY1RIFiIFS GRANNYS HOSTESS BUTTER TARTS POTATO CHIPS PKG. OF 10 200 g PKG. 'Fi<a5 , • V+v � t .t • •% 't'i GODERICHSKINALMAIIMMOBDAY„ ?MEM= 18.181W—PAGE•HA Solution isa Coop merger 19 AFGRTIi o In an alit to -starve off Tanners Cwop asked tbAr bankroptcy, Mader* of themembers to conidder a tie ... with the 14enea1l MOM opera' The 0o-op's financial sltuatIin was dimmed at a special meeting on Nov. 10 when 100 members were told et the problems and alternative solutions the Cu ep could Woe. The major concern is the Co- op cannot repay member loads of $911,000 and $14,000 in Menet. The loam were due Oct. 1, 1083 and cannot be repaid Imo the (uphasa dem "In the late 1970s and lOn, our sales s im m_sed bit grow margins suffered," said D 1i n Ke r, Cony �vsecretary. "The aceta receivable also became a major concern. The grass inargin is where the Profits are and if we don't make any money, we can't add to the general reserve tlmd. THREE VARIETIES DE P WNEi IBBYS BEANS s 14 OZ. TINS FOR FROZEN CONCENTRATED McCAINS APPLE JUICE 355 mL TIN io, OLD, BRICK, OR SWISS • SCHNEIDERS CHEESE 227 g PKG. LARGE 525 g BOX ELLOGGS CORN FLAKES IA SOFT STYLE SCHNEIDERS MARGARINE Z197` WESTONS HAMBURG OR WIENER ROLLS g` PKG. OF 12 CHOCOLATE CHIP OR VARIETY PACK ZEHRS COOKIES 900 g PKG2.69. ALL VARIETIES REG., SUPER, IN OIL OR WATER CHUNK LIGHT LAURA SECORD PUDDINGS 20 oz. 1.77 SUPER PLUS TAMPAX TAMPONS PKG OF40"' 3.99 STAR KIST TUNA 184 g TIN f.29 MAXWEIL HOUSE 3 VARVE TIES ROASTED COFFEE 369gPKG 2.98 PIECES & STEMS MEADOWGLEN MUSHROOMS 10'0Z—TIN— FANCY QUALITY IN GLASS MITCHELLS APPLESAUCE 28 OZr JAR 79' 1.29 CONCORD OR WHITE WELCH'S GRAPE JUICE ONS LITRE f.99 EXTRA SMOOTH EXTRA CRUNCH YORK PEANUT BUTTER 500 g 177 ASSTD VARIETIES WILL-O-PAK CANDIES 200 g 1.29 12 LITRE -4.8 Kg LAUNDRY STYLE SUNLIGHT DETERGENT 8.49 LIQUID DOVE DETERGENT 500 mL 1.19 REGULAR 3's WHITE-PINK•YE .LOW Lux BAR SOAP 285 g f.49 LIQUID STYLE JAVEX BLEACH 3 6 L FOR YOUR FABRICS FLEECY SOFTENER 5 LITRE f.77 3.79 ALL PURPOSE FIVE ROSES FLOUR 10 kg BAG 6.99 4 VARIETIES LIPTONS LOTS -A -NOODLES 56 g 89° LIBBYS ALPHAGETTI OH ZOOMS 19 oz %%f LIBBYS SPAGHETTI IN TOMATO SAUCE 19 oz 77° DELMONTE FRUIT COCKTAIL PEACH HALVES PEACH SLICES FANCY DUALITY 14 OZ 99 3 VARIETIES QUAKER OATS 900 g PKG 1.19 GAY LEA FR. ONION CHIP DIP 250 g 89' FROZEN BEVERAGE McCAINS REVIVE 355 mL 99° CRISPY FLAKE SCHNEIDERS SHORTENING 1 Ib. 99# SEE COUPON BELOW ORANGE PEKOE FLO-THRU LIPTON TEA BAGS 100. 3.29 BEEF -CHICKEN TURKEY SAVARIN POT PIES 227 g 69lt 341 mL AWAKE FROZEN ORANGE DRINK 89' HIGHLINER FROZEN BOSTON BLUEFISH IN BA1.69 2 VARIETIES FROZEN WONG WING DINNERS 12 oz SIZE SEALTEST LIGHT 'N' LIVELY 2° COTTAGE CHEESE 750 g TUB f.89 2.49 SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT FROM 9 A.M. WED.. NOV. 23 UNTIL CLOSING TUESDAY. NOV. 29, 1983 EXCEPT PRODUCE SPECIALS WHICH EXPIRE SATURDAY, NOV. 26 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES TO REASONABLE WEEKLY FAMILY REOUIREMENTS ve Bakery FRESH PLAIN ENGLISH MUFFINSI.29 FRENCH OR VIENNA BREAD 16o,59° JAM E. 40' DANISH TWISTS tif more specials HIGHLINER COD FISH STICKS GRANDMA MARTINS 35092.29 PIE SHELLS 90E 3 119 SQUEEZE BEEHIVE -500 g BILLY BEE HONEY LAURA SECORD RASPBERRY OR STRAWBERRY PURE JAM 500 mL ZEHRS VALUABLE COUPON WITH THIS COUPON ........................... SAVE 9.00 L99ON THE PURCHASE OF ?.S9 LAURA SECORD PURE ORANGE OR 3 FRUIT WESTON LEMON OR RASPBERRY 119 BUTTERHORNS 135 100 BAG O.R. TEA BAGS ONE COUPON PER PURCHASE COUPON EXPIRES TUES NOV. 29/83 THESE SPECIALS AVAILABLE ONLY IN: HIGHWAY NO. 8 GODERICH fine markets . of fieri" food MONDAY & TUESDAY 9-6 P.M. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY & FRIDAY 9-9 P.M. SATURDAY 8:304 P.M. Town hall, post office swapped ,..666101 LOOKING BACK 75 YEARS AGO The Goderich Planing Mill Company's 11 storey frame dwelling on Nelson Street is nearing completion and the 11/2 storey brick veneered dwelling opposite the Organ Factory on Cambria Road will soon be ready for occupation. Babel and Hommel of Goderich have been awarded the contract for the cement work On the electric railway between Kincardine sled Goderich. It will rim into several thousand yards. Miss E. Pauline Johnson, who is the daughter of en Indian chief and has a world- wide reputation as both a poet and en- tertainer, will be at the Opera House here December4. The work on the oil well at Lochalsh stopped last week, the drill breaking in the bore when 850 feet down. The company has taw given up the work, as there were no signs of oil, and all capital raised fot the job has been lost. 50YEARS AGO Dr. J.B. Whitely of Goderich has been medical officer of health for Goderich Township for 47 years, a record believed unique in the province. A resolution of ap- preciation was passed at the township nominations at Holmesvi le on Friday. Dr. Whitely has been practising in Goderich for half a century and has no thought of retiring. Mose Robins, clothing merchant and fish exporter, made a test shipment of Lake Huron's finest trout to New York City recently. He shipped 110 pounds and netted $2.92 after deductions for express, duty, etc. Mose has decided it doesn't pay to ship fish to New York at the present time. TW►enty five men, all supporting families, are now employed at the Town of Goderich woodlot in Colborne Township. Four hun- dred cords of wood have been cut so far. Wilmot Haacke has been returned by acclamation for a third term as Reeve of Goderich Township. In Ashfield Township, Reeve Murdock Matheson and Deputy - Reeve Richard Johnston were returned without contest. 25 YEARS AGO "I think we're taking the town back 80 years by taking over a building the federal government doesn't want," declared Deputy -Reeve Peter S. MacEwan. He was the lone objector present Thursday night when town council held a special meeting to give three readings to a by-law authorizing an exchange of the town hall and post office properties. A petition from 23 West Street businessmen, objecting to the move, was Ned. Under the terms of the deal approved by council, the 78 -year-old town hall on East Street will be handed over to the federal government in exchange for the 70 -year-old post office on West Street for $14,000 cash. The idea of swapping properties was Councillor, Bruce Sully's brainchild after learning in March that the federal gover- nment was planning to demolish the old post office and construct a new $250,000 federal building on the same site on West Street. Goderich Police Commission has hired a sergeant, Harold J. Calvert, 37, who has 71 years experience with Kitchener Police Department. He will start December 8 at $3,800 per year. His appointment brings the strength of the Goderich Police Department op to Biz men, including the chief. The Roman Catholic Diocese of St. ;Catharines was officially erected on Tuesday morning when its Brat bishop, Most Reverend Thomas J. McCarthy, a native of Goderich, was installed 111 services rich in color and ceremonial splendour. The 17th annual Huron County Music Festival will be discontinued in 1969, the Festival Committee decided Monday evening when no one offered to assume the responsibility of the office of president of the organization. 5 YEARS AGO Terminal facilities are defintely needed at the Goderich Municipal Airport. This was the conclusion reached by members of the Airport Committee when they met last Wednesday evening. The members decided to recommend to next year's committee that a terminal be thought of as a main priority when considering land usability at the idrport accordingly and the money be budgeted for plans The Goderich and District Big Brothers Association will be conducting a mem- bsrabip drive during the next couple of moths. Roes McDaniel, treasurer for the Huron County Unit of the Canadian Canner Soddy, said tide week that residents of the county ,have attained an enviable record of $1.(2 per capita donated in the fight to control and Imre cancer. The recently elected Goderich Town Council won't have to wait long before it faces its first opportuntty to owe cod judgement and restraint for the of ratemera. Some time in December, Mona will be asked to make a decision on the re T... Bement of recreation director, Mike 1r=,,rs..r..d, who resigned effective December 1S.