The Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-07-21, Page 20----FROZEIT BOSTON
BLUEFISH
FILLET;
3 28/kg CELLO PKG.
L41.49..
SCIINEIDERS FRESH PORK
COUNTRY
SAUSAGE
• 5 27/kg
$239b.
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meE BA —00DERICHSIONAL.STAR. WIRDNESDAY„adDLY2L, 1.962
Catering
discussed
A delegation of township
womeu attended the regular
Meeting of Gederich
Tewn*WCtundl July 5to
discuss the catering
situatiiie1 at the new
GoderichTosmshiphall-
ibewomeri dated that
when outside ,caterers use
the kil,chen• facilities, it is
often necessary for someone
to make three or bur tits to
the hall to let them in to
decOrate, prepare their food,
lock up, etc. VolunteerthaVe
been very good but some Are
anotwomii5
W AiNVICAX‘a xamsta“.• quamcm.•
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,ry ••-. '1.. -• 1 - 1•,--n. l• n
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Wh,arf. SPOCiai "940T IN ALL -1111AKETSH
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--ALL 11F.EF
%VIEWERS OR
their dare o*time• mu-
plained the women. They
requestedMine:WS tipinion
On raising tbe metal rates so
that some ammeation
might be paid to those who
are presently &mating so
muelsoftheirthne.
There are two groups of
township stamen crtering at
the present time and these
women feel that if two or
three more such groups
could he formed that would
be enough to do all the
cateringrequired.
Council agreed that if any
matey could be made from
catering that it should be
made by the township
women in preferenee to
having outside caterers
usnig tooinship dishes and
ewer:lent aS a Meoun
malting money anti
consider the input from the
women's delegation before
drawing. up new contract
forms.
J. Pounder was present at
the mating to request a
64a1211Uiit fel' a motA
on part lot 2, Base Line and
1"-iiiiS—pitTatratd-
developmetunhearts. Site
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• EVERYONE'S FAVORITE
SCHNEIDERS
ED HOTS
• CONOE SALMON PKGS.
PER CUSTOMER
WHOLE 1.90 -mg sifit lb.
CHUNKS s10.34 /kg 469 ib.
STEAKS M. /k9 Ar lb.
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s• ,:•••• • , •••
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WHOLE FRESH
CUT-UP
• CHICKEN
2 60/4
Plana) an PrePared hY We%
Kyles and Garrott, and
recorded as project & 750,
were approved and adopted
hymning.
R. Hely was present to
endeavtior to buy one of the
township Lakeshore
properties. No nrofims were
irecordedregardingthis.
Summer Haven Beach
Amecialion forwarded a
cheque to council fora share
of
the work done an the
MeGnffin Valley C.00trol
program. Council passed a
motion that the cheque be_
returned—iiith the request
atitatzmi addition& SILIR be
qpailand with -s r*min
that the East-West road is
not a iamb* road but a
private entrance road.
Under the same topic,
• colindl agreed to pick im the
mare assessed to the ad-
js.-mg hum and the oration
• assessed to the PA.T.C. Sinee
• the Beach Association stated
• In their letter that they were
not willing to 'undertake
•*tiler expense in the
project, and the township
has not received any request
from the Association or any
individual in the area to
proceed with a soils study,
the township will not request
the Mt/CA to undertake any
further studies or expenses
• until a request bas been
received and a definite legal
• agreement is signed
• whereby the expense would
be covered.
Town and 'Country
'Homemakers requested
permission to oviduct a
canvass in the township.
This request was approved.
Lakeshore erosion
programs were presented to
council and received ap-
provaL
A land severance request
received from J. Irmdmarsh
was dealt with as per
questionaire.
Council accepted the
tender of Lyle Montgomery
for the used north-west no. 41
drag line at a price of $3,500.
The clerk was instructed to
call tenders on Block A, Plan
B.M. Ross presented plans
of the Kelly subdivision
which are to be forwarded to
the Ministry of Environment
for study and approval. The
clerk was authorized to sign
the plans.
Building permits were
issued to J. Reda- for a
storage shed on lot 74, Rase
Line; to Morgan's Mobile
Homes for a utility building
on lot 10, Base Line; to
Donald Sellars for a house
addition on lot 41, concession
8; and to D.E. Kane to
demolish a cottage and in-
stall a mobile home on lot 10,
Plan 17.
A request for a building
permit from Richard Porter
to install a mobile. home on
lot 21, concession 3 was
approved but held pending
apprinval of the Heron_
Countyllealth
D. Spier' had his building
permit extended one year.
• Accounts totallling over
199,000 were approved for
payment by council. This
amount included drainage
work, tile drain loans and
debentures.
Council then adjourned
until July19 at 8p.m.
MAPLE LEAF SMOKED
COTTAGE
11• 914:S
*2.\79
OUR
REGULAR
2.69
YOUNG ONTARIO PORK SHOULDER
FRESH
PICNICS• c
82/k9
$1-42sb.
1 Ib.
PKG.
FRESH ONTARIO BUTT
SHOULDER
•PORK CHOPS
3 48/h8
6 VARIETIES SUCED =KEW
•BUDDIG
MEATS
• 71g PKG.
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FRYING
ROASTING
• BARBEQUpING
FRESH! •CHICKENS
j GRADE "A
•3-4 lbs,
1 .96 / hg '
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SCHNEIDERS PORTIONED
HAM
STEAKS
175g PKG_
lit.I* 5 ---L. EA.
SCHNEIDERS 6 VARIETIES
MEAT SPREAD
ROLLS\
SANDWICH STYLE
MINS SLICED
• SIDE
BACON
500g PKG
1.59
-NO NAME SMILLTUNK
PURE PORK
SAUSAGE
500g PKG
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NO -NAME RIND ON
SIDE BACON
SCHNEIDERS ROUND' ° "5.49/kg
•SMOKED PICNIC SLICED *219th.
MAPLE LEAF COIL STYLE
IIELBOSSA SAUSAGE.
Ib.
MAPLE LEAF 3 VARIETIES
SLICED
BOLOGNA
5009 PKG
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BAKED LOAVES SLICED $2,491b.
SHOPSYS GARDEN
VEGETABLE SALAD
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• SPECIAL PRICES iN EFFECT WED. JULY 21 UNTiL CLOSING -TUESDAY JULY 27.
FROM NOW UNTIL AUGUST 2. 1982. ONE ADMISSION TICKET ADMITS TWO PEOPLE TO
WONDERLAND ANY DAY OF THE WEEK
•ifiIE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMITED PURCHASES TO REASONABLE WEEKLY FAMILY REOUIREMENTS.
PRODUCT OF S. AFRICA
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PRODUCT OF ONTARIO
GREEN ONIONSBuNcHEs
OR RADISHES 3 FoRI
GREEN 1.96/kg MINI- • 1 74/k9
• PEPPERS S9#b. i CARROTS • Irib
PRODUCT OF ONTARIO PRODUCT OF ONTARIO
ROMAINEFRESH
LETTUCE,EA- 59# BROCCOLI
FRESH
PRODUCT
OF
CANADA
•NO. 1
HOMEGROWN ONTARIO
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4444'4.
• -t PRODUCT
OF U.S.A.
EXTRA
LARGE
SIZE 15's
SALMONFLESHED
• PRODUCT
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NO. 1
LARGE
FIELD.
GROWN
CUCUMBERS
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