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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-12-21, Page 18PAGE Ya -4 ODERWH SIGNAL STAR, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21,1983 Couple attend. annual COE lades and Mayme Wilkins were in Toronto the first of the week to attend the annual Co-op meeting which was held at the Royal York Hotel this year. Elizabeth Wilkins, who has been attending Ryerson Institute in Toronto, returned home with her parents for the Christmas vacation. Eliza- beth will be home until classes resume the middle of January. Bill Kempton of Point Clark is a patient in the Kincardine Hospital. Bill took sick in Toronto when he was at a hockey game and upon returning, he was hopsitalized. We all send get well -wishes and hope you are home soon, Bill. ' Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Warren p meeting L01 1,,HALSH NEWE3 K. Webster®, 385-5257 Wylds were Mrs. Wylds' mother, Irene Stone of Goderich, their daughter, Linda Wylds of London and their son and grand- daughter, Kenny and Melanie Wylds. Brookside Public School had its annual Christmas concert on Wednesday evening. Rhetta MacLennan has had two of her sons call on her this past week, Jack MacLennan and his wife, Annette of Strat- ford, and Donald MacLennan and his friend, Audrey of Clinton. The community would like to congratulate the young Coiling couple on their recent marriage and welcome them to the area. They have moved into the late Florence MacKenzie home at Lochalsh. Glenn Robb, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Robb, had the misfortune to break his knee cap about a week ago while playing hockey in Lucknow. it is reported that Glenn will be sporting a cast for about six weeks. We hope Glenn will soon be on the ice again. Holiday festivities can be hazardous The Ontario Association of Optometrists takes this opportunity to remind motorists and passengers in motor vehicles that alcohol, and/or drugs, and driving make a lethal cocktail. Dr. Mittleman, President of the Ontario Association of Optometrists of - Grain lost in accident A substantial amount of grain was lost Friday evening when a boat's bow punc- tured a bin wall at the Goderich Elevators Limited. Aoeording to spokesman Ivan McConnell, a boat called the Thorald of the Quebec and Ontario Transportation Company, was put in reverse causing the bow to fall down. As the it fell, the bow struck hit the elevator and punctured the bin wall. The amount of grain lost is still undeter- mined but McConnell believes it is a "fairly substantial amount." SEIGEL'S SHOES 2 STORES IN DOWNTOWN LONDON "SAVAGE" CHILDREN'S SNOB A.sort.d StrK sod bole ahlw-Szem STSSf oof.hw. Inde d d M WC $1498 I $1698 $1798 SIZES3toS SIZESSY,fo1S SiUSftArfol MEN'S ASSORTED SNOB L •13111s/ AND CASUAL SHOES INCLUDED, •ALSOSOMES ESUHOUTOOTYPES $ 1998 •SIZES710 12 Of THE HOT •EZCE►noNAL VALUE LADIES' SNOSOOT SAMPLE -SIB 6 ONLY A SEAL RAMAN@ FOS SMALL PEST *LEATHER, SUER RATION Of LOT $998 AND $ 15 . LADIES' "OOMPHIES'' SLIP ON SUEDE LOW WEDGES $ 1998 •SSOwN•r. SDU DT •WIOflfSAA.S. D w LOT •ASSowND SINS 2 Pr. •30.1 129 DUNDAS FACING MARKET 330 CLARENCE AT YORK fers the following points to keep in mind when deciding to drive or ride this holiday season: heavy meals can induce drowsiness and slow reaction time tobacco has physiological effects that reduce vision skills (ie. squinting) in addi- tion to acting as a diversion while driving and contributing to grimy windshields winter driving conditions such as wind, snow, sleet, ice and reduced light place heavy demands on the visual system drugs, including over-the-counter ones, often have a depressant effect, induce drowsiness and shrink pupil size - use only as approved by your physician and not in combination with alcohol alcohol, even in small amounts, impairs the ability of the eyes to follow a smoothly moving target by increasing the time re- quired by the brain to process information received and to generate the appropriate eve movement The following are tips suggested for safer winter driving by Dr. Mittehnan: wear sunglasses when necessary during the day - never at night keep windshield clean, inside and out. Check your wiper blades. Keep a windshield washer bottle filled and handy - adding de- icer for freezing weather. keep headlights clean and aimed properly and car mirrors clean and adjusted proper- ly MERRY EHRISTMAS TO ALL May your holiday happiness soar to new heights as you experience a jolly Yuletide season! HOLIDAY HOURS CLOSED SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY DECEMBER 25, 26, 27 OPEN WED., THUR., FRI. - 10-6 OPEN SATURDAY 10-5 CLOSED JANUARY 2 • so SUB POST OFFICE I NAKAMURA PHARMACY NAKAMURA PHARMACY SUNCOAST MALL, GODFRICN, 524- 2195 SUNCOAST GODFRICN, 524-2195 Ifit's from Anstett's it says, `you're special' 0 AIRe11 Str-est. Clinton 26 Mita Stress. Ssfed!. 5.nf r11i Rao Man Staves., 6Nstar 441 Darhorn S?rost [ac.. 9tl aSko ten 11S Queen ltsvat Rack St. Marrs A gift to be cherished 14 k1. Diamond studded Earrings. See our complete collection - in a variety of settings, including four clow, scolloped setting, cluster setting, heart shaped. Above styles ore enlarged to show detail. Diamond Earrings, limited quantity, now priced from only $4g95 Also -a fabulous collection of diamond pendants to @notch or compliment your earrings. Use our convenient Christmas lay -a -way plan. Your selection can be gift -wrapped free of charge. ANSTETT atEMae aMFRhC ani JE\NELLLRS Front the Management A Staff of J.M. CU`TT, RED & WHITE... eason's Gr rigs •••••••••e••••• J.M. CUTT LIMITED RED & WHITE FOODMASTER 91 VICTORIA STREET Prices hi effect till closing time Saturday. Doc. 31 at 9 pm, or while entities Inst. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. NABOB • GROUND • COFFEE 369 G. • $ 2.4 9 GREEN GIANT VEGETABLES 14 FL. OL TIN 4 5 9 HO3TE55 POTATO CHIPS 4 a.. .. 89 .21k:22 COCA COLA SOFT DRINKS JELL® JELLY DESSERTS 3. 1 4 41 1 1 1 � i , • HOSTESS • SNACKS • $ 100-4000.1.19 GARDEN COCKTAIL $ za L.OZ.1.0 91.191•FL®Z. KRAFT 8 OZ. CHIP DIP $ CLOVERLEAF MANDARIN ORANGES 69q DEL M®NTE APRICOTS 894• ,4 FL. .Z. • E.D. SMITH • CHERRY • PIE FILLER •• L9 FL. OZ. 1 •• 9 9 MANZANILLA STUFFED OLIVES 375 ML. 1 • 9 DELMONTE FRUIT COCKTAIL 14 FL. OZ. 994 DREAM WHIP a3 G. 994 BROWN SUGAR 1 KG.$ 1 • 7 9 FIVE ROSES • FLOUR 2.5 KG. • ALL PURPOSE : $1.99 FLEISCHMANN'S MARGARINE 1 LB. TWINS $1.391.66. CLUB HOUSE BLACK PEPPER $1 89.. PHILADELPHIA CREAM CHEESE $1.49 OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRIES 14 OL TIN $1.29: :TETLEY TEA BAGS 4+ s $3 .9 9 FEACIAL TISSUES 891. SCHNEIDER'S WHITE SWAN - SLICESE SERVIETTES • 5006. $3.39 vs $2.69: • • LIQUID SUNLIGHT • DETERGENT •• 1L. 1.99 • McCAIN 14.5 FL. OZ. FROZEN • ORANGE • ,uicE 394 CHEF FOIL WRAP 18" x 25' $1.79 McCAIN FROZEN VEGETABLES 1KG. 1.59 LAURA SECORD 4 a 5 FL. OZ. TINS MINI DESSERTS $1.89 WESTON'S FRUIT CAKE 9000- $3.59 WESTON'S WHITE BREAD 675 G. 69 WESTON'S • BROWN i SERVE ROLLS R •• PKG. OF 12 8 9 • • MAPLE LANE • EGG NOG • 1L $ 1 • • • MAPLE LEAF 73/4 OZ. • FANCY RED SOCKEYE SALMON MAPLE LANE SOUR CREAM 500 ML. $1.41 WESTON'S MCCAIN'S SHORT BREAD SUPER FRIES PEANUT • COOKIES BUTTER • 300 G. $1.5 91 KG. $1 .3 9 ..$1.79: 1.99IHEINzFTOMATO JUICE994: • DOLE BICK'S 1 L. • PINEAPPLE PICKLES •4 • /9F1- OZ. 8 9 $ 1 . 69 •10... • NESCAFE INSTANT COFFEE$ /� •• �t DEL MONTE • • PINEAPPLE • 14 FL. OZ. • WHITE SWAN • 89° HUMPTY DUMPTY POTATO CHIPS 894 400 G. PURE ALLEN'S CLAMATO GRAPEFRUIT • APPLE JUICE JUICE JUICE 4tFL.OZ. • FL. 0Y1 • 1 9 1.19 4a F. Ol • 99 $1.39.. • 99EXUPLAORRTA- VANTAGE CIGARETTES s • SIZE CARTON 1 2 • 9 9 • • • PAPER ;TowELs 99a • CROSSE & BLACKWELL • MINCEMEAT • WITH RUM AND BRANDY • 16OZ. BIL. 2.95 • CANADA GRADE "A" BATHROOM TISSUE WHITESWAN 4 ROLL PKG. $1.29 CROSSE & BLACKWELL OLD ENGLISH PLUM PUDDING 1S OZ. SALADA 60'S ORANGE PEKOE TEA $169 BAGS • FBI PPURE APLE JUICE 41 FL. OZ. 99 CLOVERLEAF FLAKED ALBACORE WHITE TUNA $1.79. 60Z. BETTY CROCKER SUPERMOIST CAKE MIXES $1.09 510 GM. SCHNEIDER'S MARGARINE 1LB. TUB 694 • PLANTER'S • DRY ROASTED • PEANUTS 325 0. 99 e BOTTLE ' • • '3.69 THANK -YOU BRAND SPICED WHOLE CRABAPPLES 215L.0$2.99 • FROZEN TURKEYS $ 1 19 /LB.$262/KG. • CANADA GRADE 'A' • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ROASTING CHICKENS 12$.9/m 2 .4/KG. FRESH LEAN GROUND BEEF 169 /LB. 37.1G MAPLE LEAF RINDLESS BACON 5 PKG M 1.99 MAPLE LEAs 69 MAPLE LEAF SWEET PiCKLED 1 • /LB. SKINLESS $ 1 69 COTTAGE ROLL ;3;3/KG. WIENERS 454 GM. CANADA GRADE 'A' BEEF BONELESS $ L .69/LB. RUMP ROAST $593 . /KG. CANADA GRADE 'A' BEEF BONELESS ROUND $249 /LB. STEAK ROAST 5549/KG SCHNEIDER'S OLD FASHIONED $3 9.9 /LB. SMOKED HAM 5880 BONELESS • /KG. CANADA GRADE 'A' BEEF ROUND STEAM IE CUT BONELESS L NSID• 112- 56:5/KG MAPLE LEAF POPULAR VARIETIES LUNCH MEATS 894 173 GM. SOINEIDER'S 250 GR. MINI DELI SPICED NAM. POLISH SALAMI $1 99 SUMMER SAUSAGE . MAPLE LEAF COIL $1 19 POLISH • /111. SAUSAGE 5395/1(0. STORE SLICED $ 1 991 COOKED . /LB. HAM 44;/14. G. DELMONTE PINEAPPLE -ORANGE PINEAPPLE -GRAPEFRUIT DRINKS VI," COFFEEMATE • 500 GR. JAR • $1.99; PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CANADA NO. 1 • RED GRAPES 584 /LB. $1 28 /KG. • PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CANADA 140.1 CELERY STALKS CALIFORNIA SEEDLESS NAVEL ORANGES EACH • 99°= DOZEN 99 PRODUCT OF B.C_ CANADA EXTRA FANCY 4• • • RED DELICIOUS APPLES 594/La. $130/KG. • PRODUCT Of MEXICO TANGERINES PRODUCT OF ONT. NO. 1 COOKING 1 Ls_ 6 94 ONIONS BAG PROD. OF U.S.A. CAN. NO. 1 MINI 14 Oa CARROTS PKG. 784 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. LEMONS 6 094; 9 4 FOR MAPLE LEAF $ 1 • 9 COCKTAIL SAUSAGE 430 GM. PKG. F H .. AU 1 SALMA +.E •FRUIT BASKETS MADE TO ORDER • •GOURMET FOOD BASKETS • GIFT BOXES OF • *JAPANESE MANDARIN ORANGES • O 1110005 ASSORTMENTS OP • FANCY s CHEDDAR CHEESES •CULBERT'S SHORTCAKE ASSORTMENTS, OLD FASHIONED CHRISTMAS CANDIES, FAMOUS TRADITIONAL CHRISTMAS CAKE • DOZEN 89 4 • U.S.A- i • u.s.w. CANADA N0. 11 • 9 • • BRUSSEL SPROUTS TVAT • PROD. 01 U.S.A. CAN. NO. 1 • CUCUMBERS • 2.694 • PRODUCT OF ONT. • RUTABAGAS 58, • CANADA NO. 1 • MAPLE LEAF • COCKTAIL $ 1 9 9! WIENERS• 130 GM. PKG. • • PARTY TRAYS: • •CHEESE TRAYS •MEAT TRAYS •VEGETABLE & DIP TRAYS •RELISH & PICKLE TRAYS •DELICIOUS SALADS • • • • • •SALMON STEAKS •KIPPERINES •FRESH OYSTERS •POINSETTIAS • •PiCXLEDFROZEN JEGGS UMBO SHRIMP 'CRAB EAT SHRIMP ',STRING HGS •STUFFS O*FRESH DATES L®VES, PICKLED ONIONS • • 0 •A COMPLETE LINE OF CHRISTMAS CANDY AND DELICIOUS BOXED CHOCOLATES* • • 0411E Mei. SAF -salla 01117 mom • COCA-COLA 750 ML. 4 CAF. -11131C01 1. TAR. SPRITE 9 PUJS 0500341 • • • • C*MADA DR7 GINGERALE 1 res 99 L DEF'. • • • OPEN- MO NbA'/ t0 SA•t:JItt5AY. 1 AM TO 4 PM GLottits- otc. is is 2i JAN. 14 ') Merry Chrirtmos of'id Happy New. Year( • •••••••••••• 00000000000000•0•00000•000 •