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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1978-12-07, Page 37• fine markets... of fine foods ze rs SCHNEIDERS BEEF WIENERS OR RED, Hoir• 'WIENERS, t r GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, T :URSDAY, D CEMBER 7 ,1978 ,PAgE' 10,,9 4 " '' SPECIAL PRICES ON THIS PAGE IN EFFECT UNTIL CLOSING TIME TUESDAY DEC. 12. . WIENERSVE l L SAUCiSSES FUMEES , SUR REG. •( 1 Ib. 51.55 ., PKG. SCHNEIDERS - 6 VARIETIES PRIDE, OF CANADA PRESSED FULLY COOKED MAPLE LEAF VAC. PACKED SANDWICH* MEAT ROLLS 8 oz. 586 SMOKED DINNER HAM Ib. 2.49 CORNED BEEF BRISKET_ SHOPSYS SMOKED BEEF; PASTRAMI OR FRESN.PORK BURNS PORK & BEEF CORNED BEEF - BUNDLE OF TWO 2 oz, 89c SIDE SPARERIBS Ib._ 1.39 BREAKFAST SAUSAGE ZEHRS . "SCHNEIDERS TANGY SCHNEIDERS COOKED HAM $3.49 SLICED COOKED, HAM _ _ s o2:._PKG. $l.39 SAUERKRAUT PRIDE OF CANADA 1 ED SIDE BACON $4 OUR . .REG ,...... $1:94 • 1. -1b. PKG1 UTILITY GRADE 5 Ib. AVERAGE FRESH! LARGE ROAS11NG IV EN s Winter has finally arrived and with it snow and slippery roads. Once again the snow plows with their, flashing blue lights are seen frequently. In an old book - 1883 - directions are found for such as Bronze Work China Painting, Japanese embroidery, Needlework Macrame, care and culture of plants; Flower arranging and Ribbon flowers, among dozens of other crafts, one being Decalcomania. This is the transferring of a design, such as may be found on post cards or calendars, to such items as crockery, `china, porcelain and glass. Materials needed are cement, copal varnish, duck quill sable and a flat camel hair brush. All these crafts are thought to be new but according to the old book Treasures printed in 1883 were very much in vogue. Perhaps during the Ib. THIS FEATURE AVAILABLE IN DELI EQUIPPED STORES WESTONS FRESH SLICED SANDWICH BREAD OUR REG. 60' EA. SAVE 80c 2e,, 24 oz. 1 LOAVES FOR SUNSHINE. FROZEN MIXED VEGETABLES 2 lb. READY TO HEAT - SERVE • SAVARIN FROZEN DINNF KRAFT 100% PURE ORANGE JUICE ZEHRS MILD TASTING COLBY CHEESE ZEHRS CHEESE HAVARTI LEAVER PIECES & STEMS 64 az. w1.89 MUSHROOMS 4 COLOUR CHOICIS Ib. $1.85 SCOTTOWELS ZEHRS CHEESE" MOZZARELLA FLUFF() PURE VEGETA"B"LE'' SHORTENING. C WESTONS MEALTYME FRUITCAKE BATHROOM TISSUES - 4 COLOURS lb. $1.85 COTTONELLE SYRUP PAK - 3 VARIETIES lb. $1.85 DOLE PINEAPPLE MOP ARCH- •FLAVOURS - 9 OZ. F 1 Ib. 73c SPONGE PUDDINGS _ — t■Fi 69C RISH Mo R HOT CHID CON CARNE EN, PURITAN STEWS_ 24 . Ls_l 15 2 LITRE 3.1 9 FOR YOUR FAVOURITE RECIPE CARNATION EVAPORATED MILK l o oz. 69c. 2 ROLL 99c 4 ROLL $11109 19 oz.59c Ie.'1.29 500 g. BAG 4 c FAMILY PACK: SIX 750 ML RETURNABLES COCA-COLA OUR REG. 52.19 PLUS DEPOSIT 9 LAUNDRY DETERGENT 1 Ib_$1.1.9•WISK_ " WES.TONS MEALTYME FRUITCAKE CLUBHOUSE MARASCHINO CHERRIES BEEF CHICKEN TURKEY SALISBURY STEAK 11 oz. DETERGENT FOR DISHES 2 lb $2,29 DOVE LIQUID 240z 89c SHAMPOO - 140 ML TUBE & 250 ML LOTION 12 oz. 9.65 HEAD &SHOULDERS _ _ 9.99 • WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES TO REASONABLE WEEKLY FAMILY REQUIREMENTS. KOTEX REGULAR OR ULTRA TAMPONS • 30 s $2.19 NEILSONS DREAMSICLES OR' FUDGES€f1(SICLES NOVELTIES CTN. OF 12 99 FRESH -DELICIOUS s THIS FEATURE AVAILABLE ONLY IN STORES HAVIN.G. A• COUNTRY OVEN BAKERY FRESH COUNTRY OVEN CHOP SUEY 65 IAAF „ OZ. I.FOIL DURACELL BATTERIES ALKALINE TYPE 9 VOLT SIZE EA. $1.gs 'AA' CELLS CARD OF2 $1269 i 'C' CELLS EAR() OF232,09 'D' CELLS_ CARD OF2'229 ST.'WILLIAMS 24 01 --RASPBERRY-OR STRAWBERRY - JAMS WITH PECTIN ;x.09 6 LITRE - 2.A -KG. SIZE PRODUCE OF U.S.A. CANADA NO. 1 GRADE PRODUCE OF U.S.A. SWEET JUICY VI NERiPENED TOMATOES BIRDSEYE FROZEN BREAKFAST DRINK AWAKE ORANGE 12 oz. 63c PLUMP RED Ib. PINK WH1TE' GRAPEFRUIT 101 CLUBHOUSE LOOSE PACK MANZANILLA OLIVES _ 12 oz, $1.29 %4 POPULAR VARIETIES 11► PROD. OF U.S. CAN. NO. 1 GRADE FULL OF JUICE GREEN PEPPERS ., _ _ _ Ib_i69c FLORIDA ORANGES5 I $1.49 PR00.. OF U.S.-LARGE BUNCHES FREs11$R06001.1 P1100. OF U.S. CAN. NO. 1 GRADE BUNCH NCH 8; c CARROTS _ _ BUNCH _ 49c 1�° 01100, OF U.S. FRESH CRISP CAN. NO, 1 GRADE WAXED SPINACH 10 oz. PKG. 59cRUTABAGAS Ib.14c M ,f; `�a!* . i 1,o- ZEHRS POTATO CHIPS 225 g. WE WILL DE PLEASED TO SERVE YOU IN: '........ \ J ......\Y. _...._.,,..L 2222..... ... . HWY. NO, 8 OUR MANAGER IS DALE McDONALD ,014 Marion McCharles correspondent, 528-2822 months ahead we can do some of these crafts. Also included in the same book are geographical and pictorial pictures History of Canada. In Ontario in 1821, there were 122,716 inhabitants. Mr. Walter Dexter has returned home from hospital in London. The Dexters were long time residents of this area, Walter's father having had a blacksmith shop. Mrs. Tillie Smith, another •former resident .. of this area, is a patient in Kincardine Hospital. Mr. and . Mrs-. -Jim Bradley are proud to announce the birth of a .'grandson, born to Maureen and David Thomas of Brussels. Mr: .and Mrs. D.A. MacLennan spent the past weekend in London with daughter Peggie and her husband 'Ted. Mr. Finlay MacLennan also visited in the same home. The MacLennans also visited with Miss Katie Sutherland who has been under a doctor's care. Of course, everyone watched the hockey game Saturday evening to see David Farrish in action. Duncan and Peggy Farrish journeyed to Toronto where they saw the game and visited with son David of the New York Rangers. Mrs. Wellington Webster spent the weekend in Kitchener with son Jim. 'It was 41-1 Achievement Day on Saturday in Teeswater. Several from this area attended,among them Donna Elphick who received honors on completing her 18th club. Perhaps this Christmas Season would be a good 8 time to, remember the words of the unknown author who wrote: DO IT NOW If you have kind words to say,say them now. Tomorrow° may not come your way Do a kindness_ while you may. Loved ones will not always stay, say them now. If you have some song to sing,sing it now. Let the, tones of glad- ness ring Clear as song of bird in spring. Let each day some music bring,sing it now. YOU'RE WHISTLING IN THE DARK... tDJ; 7Jrir IF YOU THINK THAT HEART ATTACK AND STROKE HIT ONLY THE OTHER FELLOW'S FAMILY.