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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1984-08-15, Page 23GQpaucH SIQNAL,STAR, WEDWODAY, AUGUST 5,11 -PAME A 'l T1411t; BM ( t '. rn..i .,... 2 �.m J.f H! J!.{•.<��l�r.nSb.)}'+.a :i'�l'.vJy.,J.ry".....:(. -t'ae d;.4'3 OiNtSail3ut./VA:0i di@ FtR41.61V.4 3bY31;L'iie A PREMIUM HEARTY BLEND. CUSTOM GROUND Bokar Bean Coffee 1 LB BAG 329 (3 LB BAG 9.69 -SAVE 3.00) CHEFMASTER Corned Beef 12 OZ TIN CHUNK LIGHT IN WATER OR OIL Star Kist Tuna 61/2 OZ TIN 199L.... SARA LEE, FROZEN, VANILLA CAKE WITH CHOCOLATE PUDDING OR CHOCOLATE CAKE WITH VANILLA PUDDING Puddin' in the Middle 16 OZ PKG 1. �,- at A&P CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'A' BEEF Roasts3 SEMI -BONELESS BLADE OR CHUCK. SHORT RIB `1 B6ef , Ikg Ib SAVE 1.32/kg-.601b BLADE, CHUCK SHORT RIB OR SHOULDER Boneless Beef Roasts 4'/1'9 CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'A' BEEF T -Bone or Wing00 99 Steaks & Roasts � .M9 �� le ROAST OR CHOPS (BONELESS 6.371kg-2.89 Ib) 5/ /2619 Ground Beef 31 /169 Pork Loiri Centre Cut FRESH, MEDIUM CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'ABEEF Sirloin Steak 1056/479 RIB OR 3 TO 31/? TENDERLOIN PORTION Pork Loin Roasts 439 /199 PORK LOIN RIB PORTION (COUNTRY STYLE) Spare Ribs 468/2°9 RIB PORTION Boneless Pork Loin 5'9/2°! SLICED PREVIOUSLY FROZEN, SKINLESS & DEVEINED Beef Liver 21k! /Ib■99 TOWN CLUB. SUCED (SWIFT PREMIUM LAZY MAPLE OR SUGAR PLUM BACON 2.99) Side Bacon vacpac 2N TOWN CLUB, READY TO SERVE, BONELESS Dinner Hams 5/kg71/2°9 su R BUY! CHEFMASTER Luncheon m99 Meat 12oz tin ER BUY! IN TOMATO SAUCE, SPAGHETTI, U.FO S OR Heinz Scarios 144Ioz tin .69 SAVE .66/kg-.30 Ib COMBINATION PACK CONTAINS: 2 RIB ENDS, 2 LOIN ENDS, 4 CENTRE CUT CHOPS Loin Pork Chops SAVE 1.76/kg-.801b EXCELLENT FOR BRAISING Blade Steaks 439/1 99 3/1'° GRADE 'A', FROZEN, EVISCERATED, 22 OZ AVG Cornish 1117/189 Game Hens /kg Ib TOWN CLUB, SWEET PICKLED Cottage Rolls 41!/191? ULD MILL (LAZY MAPLE PURE PORK SAUSAGES Ogg TRAY 2.39( Breakfast Sausages 35' 115 SWIFT PREMUM (SWIFT FIREBRAND, REGULAR OR ALL BEEF WIENERS 1 991 Wieners45"vacpac 1 e49 SWIFT PREMIUM, SLICED, 8 VARIETIES INCL MAC & CHEESE Cooked Feats vac pac ■99 SWIFT PREMIUM (SLICED COOKED HAM 175 g 1.79) Sliced Bologna vacpac 1.79 LAND O'FROST, THIN SLICED, 5 VARIETIES INCL CORNED BEEF Cooked Meats 71 g pkg ■ 79 SIENA, HOT, SWEET OR B.B.O. FLAVOUR Sausage Italian Style 5 /kg / Ib SIENA (PEPPERONI, CAPOCOLLO OR PEPPER BUTTS 6.59169-2 99 Ib) Baby Mortadella X79 %1°9 SHOPSY-COLE SLAW OR Potato Salad 5ctn 1 is49 BUY a -SAVE 1 ■12 FRUIT BOTTOM, ASSORTED FLAVOURS 175 g TUB Beatrice 3/149 Yogurt I! .36 SKIPPY, CREAMY OR SUPER CRUNCH Peanut Butter- 508 g 239 NEW ZEALAND SPRING, FROZEN, SHORT CUT Lamb Legs439/199 ,kg lb "Ql.�eliShopA&P! BRANDT Polish ��-/199 Sausage 11008 . Ib OUADELCO Pastrami Eye /10og 1 ■ 1 O/4919 BRUCE PACKERS Summer Sausage 1008.86/3896 r. es Pizza Small 10" Medium 12" Large 14" 2:99 3.99 4.99 SILVERWOOD, REGULAR 4°, Cottage Cheese 50o g 1m59 PER BUY! VILLAGE, 100% VEGETABLE OIL Soft Margarine 1 Ib 89 tub 1111 SAVE .70 SUPER GOOD, ASSORTED FLAVOURS Beatrice ice Cream tctri NO STICK VEGETABLE OIL Mazola Spray PURE CORN SAVE .30 13 oz aerosol 3 59 tin ■ St. Lawrence Oil WHITE Hi-Dri Napkins ASSORTED VARIETIES. CRYSTALS Hawaiian Punch SAVE .50 1 litre 2 59 cont ■ SUPER BUY! Pkg PI 1 49 120 ■ SAVE .20 78 pkg 1 e19 SUPER BUY! FROZEN, CONCENTRATED ORANGE OR APPLE Sun Squeeze 39 Fruit Drinks 12 FL OZ TIN BLUE WATER, FROZEN Fish & Chips BOSTON BLUE. FROZEN Fish Fillets ALUMINUM WRAP Chef Foil 7S0kg ■g2 29 p 209 44!, 1 b SUPER BUY! 1 Br x25' 1•99 roll ■ A&P. REFRIGERATED. FROM CONCENTRATE Orange Juice BADEN, COLBY OR Farmers Cheese UNSALTED MARGARINE SUPER BUY' 2 li,l egpist 1 ■ 99 Fleischmn's SUGAR F REE. ASSOR TED FL A OURS LIGHT (REALEMON LEMONADE FLAVOUR CRYSTAL S 11 p) W.ylers Crystals pkg SAVE .30 227 g 1 pkg ■ FROZEN, CONCENTRATED, PINK OR WHITE McCain Lemonade SAVE 40 tub 1.49 2/1.49 SUPER BUY' 12'2 II oz tin e 69 SUPERMAN FROZEN STRAIGHT OR CRINKLE CUT SAVE .50 French Fries Pg 1.29 IN MI NMI SIM in of 'WITH THIS COUPON LuvsMEDIUM SIZE Diapers 1 VALID UNTIL AUGUST 18th. 1984. II (Feature price 10.79 without coupon). V .C. •1MITH THIS COUPON SAVE .25 1 APPLE, 5-FRUir,, GRAPE OR ORANGE ;FBI Sprint ; • Drinks 4$ tno, • Limit one per coupon. VALID UNTIL AUGUST 18 1984. ((Feature price .94 without coupon) V C 3900549 MI IN le NM NM BIM MI MI NI NI MI MN NM in SAVE .80 1 pk 9.99 1 Limit one per coupon. 1 ( LOOKING BACK 80 YEARS AGO Contractor Piggott has a steam shovel on the railroad track here, and considerable material for starting the work of constructing the Guelph and Goderich Road. The contractor is offering two dollars per day for good men, and we understand a large number of track hands were to reach Goderich yesterday evening, so that a big start would be made today. Mr. George W. Thomson informs us that his brother James, formerly town clerk of Goderich,-now of Dakota, has sent him a cheque for $100 for the furnishing of a cot in the Alexandra Hospital, which will be paid over as soon as the hospital is ready. T.D. Stewart of Toronto has installed a five horse power gasoline engine in Smith's bakery which will furnish the power for a mixer. Mr. Smith will also add a loaf moulder to,bis plant, making it one of the most modern outside the cities. D. Sare, proprietor of the Colborne Hotel, is making extensive improvements to the property inside and out. This old established hostelry continues to class among the best. 50 YEARS AGO The cabin cruiser Kay Mar of Trent, Michigan was pinched against the dock here by the steamer Hibou on the weekend. Some paint was rubbed off the cruiser's rail and she commenced to leak badly but did not sink. The mild form of milk . war which had existed in Goderich for some months ended recently when a new scale of prices went into effect. All distributors agreed to charge nine cents per quart and five cents per pint in future. 25 YEARS AGO About 10,000 people attended the Goderich Trade Fair this year, it is estimated by Trade Fair officials. Rain on Saturday was blamed for the fact that there was no appreciable increase in attendance from last year. Councillor May Mooney made history Friday when she became the first woman ever to act in the capacity of mayor and preside over ay town council meeting in Goderich. She filled the chair for Mayor Ernie Fisher who was absent. There was more than a little sentiment attached to the occasion since her late husband, D.D. Mooney, sat in the same chair when he was mayor of Goderich. Pouring of the reinforced concrete structure for the new classroom wing being built at GDCI started today. The steel joists for the cafeteria and gymnasium are scheduled to be erected next week. Huron County Warden William Jewitt was guest of honor when the new $90,000 Hamilton Motel on Bayfield Road was officially opened Friday evening. 5 YEARS AGO The Huron County Board of Education agreed recently to deed just over an acre of land at Holmesville Public School to the Township of Goderich provided the township use the land for a proposed community centre. Local organizations and individual people alike have quickly come to the aid of the several thousand residents affected by last week's , devastating tornado that swept through Woodstock. Even though it's a busy time of the year for Huron County farmers, many have already volunteered to go down and help with the clean-up of the estimated $150 million damage caused by the storm August 7. Acts of vandalism against Huron County's 28 schools cost the county board of education just under $10,000 in the first six months of 1979. That startling figure was given to the board Monday night along with another surprising statistic. Just under one-third of the vandalism occurred in Clinton where Central Huron Secondary School was the main target. More women encouraged to be police Solicitor General George Taylor and OPP Commissioner Archie Ferguson said recent- ly they were delighted with the results of a campaign designed to encourage more women to seek out careers as police of- ficers. •'A provincial lour conducted by Con- stable Sherry Baker has been an outstanding success in attracting women applica.nts,.interested in police careers," Taylor said. Constable Baker, an OPP officer for 10 years, was recently namea Affirmative Ac- tion Manager for the Ontario Ministry of the Solicitor General. The OPP is part of that ministry. Commissioner Ferguson had said before Constable Baker's tour that in the 75th an- niversary year of the OPP, a priority would be to attract an increased number of women candidates to apply to the OPP. "Constable Baker's tour has shown that the interest is there," Commissioner Ferguson said, noting that the number of ap- plications from women has increased by 170 per cent for the first six months of 1984 as compared to the same period in 1983. Solicitor General Taylor noted that the percentage of women applicants for OPP policing jobs has increased from less than nine per cent to 21 per cent this year. "This is a welcome indicator of increasing interest by young women in what is a challenging and rewarding career oppor- tunity," the Solicitor General said. Commissioner Ferguson said that no quota for the number of female recruits has ., been set, and the Force wants the best q'risI f j 1Tcants r at r .