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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-11-01, Page 29r L 1400 ERegular or Fin. Grind • NABOB COFFEE SAVE 1 -Ib Vac pec bag ,1 (Our Regular Price 4.35) Action Price! Carol, 100% Vegetable Oil SOFT • MARGARINE 1 -Ib tub Limit 4 per family purchase Compare to Blue Bonnett 1 -Ib tub at Our Regular Price 95c ranalitaidii7fizto Law anilM111111Th APPLE PIE full 8 -inch 20 -oz pie Action Price! SAVE 951 Marvel — Sliced WHITE BREAD 24 -oz loaf (Our Regular Price 48c) SAVE 20¢ lb BOX- CHICKEN (Our Regular Price Ib 89c) Fresh Contains: 3 Breast Quarters with wings a backs attached 3 Leg Quarters with backs attached 3 Wings, 3 Necks 3 Giblet Packages GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1979—PAGE 11A Vegetable CAMPBELL'S SOUP �4 for (Our Regular Price 36c each) BUY SAVE 45? Our Biggest Savings Event of the Year! SAVE 30a Deluxe 11, Assorted Varieties (Our Reg. Price 99c) DUNCAN NINES CAKE MIXES 18.5 -oz pkg or Country Recipe, Assorted Varieties 520 g pkg SAVE 34c Limit 4 per family purchase Fresh — Your Choice, with backs & wings attch. (Country Style) CHICKEN QUARTERS Breast Quarters Leg Quarters Mixed Quarters Chicken Halves rlbs Mi Ib SLICED, PREVIOUSLY FROZEN Beef Liver ` 1.59 PORK LOIN ROASTS 1,29 lb Frozen Seafood ! Rib Portion Tenderloin Portion 3 to 31/2 -Ib cut 1.39 11)1.49 Rib Half Ib' 1A9 — Tenderloin Half Ib 1.59 Frozen Meats ! BLUE WATER, FROZEN, CRUNCHY, WITH SHRIMP STUFFING SCHNEIDERS, FROZEN, WHOLE CUT UP Fish Portions 12 -oz pkg 219 Fried Chicken 2-I6 pkg 3.49 SCHNEIDERS, FROZEN . . 1 -LB PKG Schneiders, Jumbo Loops POLISHBeef Steakettes 1.79 SAUSAGE Ib SCHNEIDERS, FROZEN, ASSORTED VARIETIES • Meat Pies 14-ozpkg1.59 , R tpi lAVON % BUY 5 �BONUS � SAvVE_ 30¢ Ready -to -Serve, Assorted Varieties HEINZ SOUPS 8-fI-oz tin 5for 994 (Our Regular Price 3 for 79c) Nabisco Spoon Sits SHREDDED WHEAT 675 g pkg SAVE -20c (Ow Parolee Peke1.19) Torino:, Frozen, Mini DELUXE PIZZA 390 g pkg' We pick the best for you! No. 1 Grade Ontario Grown, Tender, Sweet CARROTS Ib 10¢ (Our Regular Price 1.03) Wants the truth... e from page 6 consider several items, one of which was the question •of hospital beds and policies with respect to the financing of hospitals. The recommendations were off such a nature, to give relief to smaller hospitals such as those found in Huron - Middlesex from the extreme cutbacks which were announced by the Minister. There were lengthy debates in the Legislature on the report and both the Liberals and the NDP supported the adoption of the report but the government mem- bers chose to vote against it. However, the motion for the adoption carried. That does not mean that the Minister of Health will necessarily in- corporate the recom- mendation into future policies. ENERGY Energy, continues to be a majbr topic of discussion at Queen's Park, as it is elsewhere. Premier Davis rejected opposition pleas for a resolution to be sent by the entire Legislature to Ottawa, urging that the price of oil be kept down. Liberal MPP. James Breithaupt had asked for. an emergency debate to pass such a resolution, because of a large in- crease will hurt con- sumers and probably spur inflation. The Premier responded that the federal gover- nment is already aware of Ontario's position and opposition parties had made their cases clear in an earlier debate on the OIL back to 4E FA PO 11 111111.1%1 SAVINGS & FRESHNESS ONTARIO GROWN No.1 Grade POTA-TOES ?loose tt*e Qototo Ib No. 1 Grade, Ontario Grown, Yellow Cooking, Large Sire ONIONS 6.12¢ Florida, White Seedless, Juicy The Pride of the Florida Growers GRAPEFRUIT each '17 T YELLOW, GOLDEN RIPE, LARGE SIZE Bananas 3 lbs 99¢ CANADA FANCY, ONTARIO GROWN, SWEET JUICY, THE PICK OF THE APPLE ORCHARD 5 -LB BAG Sparton. Apples 1.69 NO. 1 GRADE, ONTARIO GROWN, GREEN; FRESH each 38¢ Cabbage urge Size NO. 1 GRADE, U.S- GROWN, LARGE SIZE, Great for Stuffing Green Peppers, 1659 U.S. GROWN, RED, MILD, IDEAL IN SALADS Radishes 16-ozpkg 49? BUTTERY RICH IN MINERALS,, -IDEAL FOR SALADS, ' DELICATE FLAVOUR Avocados Large Size each 59% -- MEXICAN GROWN, •NEW CROP, JUICY; RICH IN VITAMIN d oranges4-Ibbag 1.49 ASSORTED, GIVE YOURSELF OR A LOVED ONE A GIFT THAT KEEPS GETTING BETTER, A PRETTY FLORAL PLANT! EACH HangingBaskets each 1.99 LC111110N BUY 2 BONUS .> SAVE 31 51 Chicken Noodle LIPTONS SOUP MIX 4.5 -oz pkg of 2 envelopes for (Our Regular Price 65c each) • SAVE 30c Beef or Irish YORK 24 -f1 -ox 1.99 STEWS tin (Our Regular Pica 2.29) (Oar Regular Falco 1.49) SAVE 40e PROCESS CHEESE ACTION PRICE( I -LB PKG Kraft Slices 1.69 ALLENS, McINTOSH ACTION PRICE! 28 -FL -OZ ,JAR Apple Sauce 79r PARAMOUNT, PINK ACTION PRICEI Salmon 7Y2-ortinhl9 1 -PLY BATHROOM TISSUE ACTION PRICE! ASSORTED COLOURS PKG OF 4 ROLLS Cottonelle 1.09 RASPBERRY OR ACTION PRICE! STRAWBERRY, WITH PECTIN 24 -FL -OZ JAR Aylmer Jams 1.19 E. D. SMITH ACTION PRICEI 4e -FL -OZ BTL Garden Cocktail 1.19 ACTION PRICEI SEALTEST, SMOOTH & CREAMY 500 g CTN Cottage Cheese 89� • It seems highly likely that Ontario Hydro will: only be allowed' to build one more nuclear power station this century, instead of the four it wants;. because members of the Legislature's select committee •.on Hydro affairs don't think they are necessary. The committee has accepted a staff report suggesting that the demand for electricity in Ontario will'grow by only two to three percent a year, instead of the 4.7 percent predicted by Hydro. A second committee recommendation is ex- pected to the effect that there be a delay of -four to six years in construction of the proposed four - reactor Darlington nuclear plant. Liberal energy critic Julian Reed has stated that the Darlington decision should be taken as quickly as possible. "The more involved we get financially, the more difficult it is to get out." Ontario Hydro has shelved indefinitely its plans to build a $25 million switching. station in downtown Toronto, ending a nine year fight against opposition by residents. However, Hydro has attributed this move to electrical conservation rather than the residents' protests, because load gteiwth for -the' city Als--- considerably lower than forecasts made in the late 1960s and early 1970s. A GREAT YEAR TO GET INTO THE CLASSIFIEDS Economy minded people buy and sell in the Signal Classifieds. The best values this year...and anytime are found right in the Classifieds! Call 524-8331