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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1956-05-31, Page 8P4074. xwir More and More Wives (Brides Toy! THE GQDERICH SIGNAL -STAR Find AQP Helps Them .. . The best way to shop like an expert is 4o go to the store with real "know-how" on keeping prices in line ... and that's your A&Pi Proof is you'll find more lbw prices on more items more DEEP CUT SPECIALS A&P Fancy TOMATO JUICE Ann Page KETCHUP DaiGy Sweet MIXED PICKLES Ann Page Sd. LAD DRESSING "SUPER -"1G 'C" QUALITY MEATS BONELESS ROUND ATE BONELESS ea P RO BONELESS PONT Si POR SIDE BAA. BASS FILLETS LW or ';:OAST ST Its 2 20 -oz tins 2 3 c B -oz btls 3 7c 2 16 -oz jars 3 3 c' 16-6z jar 29c TRURS MAY 8+Ist IOW days a week, at A&P1 The idea is NOT to bo captivated by specials once in while ... ba,t to go steadily to the store that cuts your TOTAL food bill. Came see , , . yc;tr'll always save BAIIERY SPECIALS Jane Parker APPLE PIE Jane Parker SPANISH BAR CAKE Jane Parker Plain, Sugar or Cinnamon DONUTS Jane kali' ROLL SAVE 10L c ch 49t; SAVE 4c each 3.5` SAVE 2c do. 23( SAVE. 4c 414.11 29c wa [BEDDING FLOWER PLANTS SALVIA ASTORS SNAP DRAGONS, BLUE AND WHITE ELYSUM, PINKS, SWEET WILLIAM AND PANSIES 2 QT. 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I 0 FEATURE A&P ORANGE JUICE 6 -oz tins 29c WHITE BREAD Liquid Bleach JAVEX For Windows and Mirrors WINDEX Popular Brands CIGARETTES 24 -oz loaf l 3 c 32 -oz btl 25 c 20 -oz btl 3 3 c ctnof2002.99 KflFT FOODS CHEEZ WHIZ rSALAD DRESSING FRENCH DRESSING GOUDA GEESE Kraft Cheese HANDI SNACK 16 -oz jar 59c 16-ozjar 49c 8 -oz jar 29c 10.3z45c 8 -oz roll 29 c A Meal For Four KRAFT DINNER 28o2pk9527c Parkay Color Quick ARGARINE Kraft Delicious, Chewy CARAMELS lb 35c 2 -oz pkg 27c SPRINGVALE TOILET TISSUE 2mils 21c PILLSBURY CINNAMON BISCUITS qro b 2qc Roy Linklater stands in front of a barn on his farm which has been operated by generations of the Linklater family for 100 years. His grandfather, James Linklater, settled on the farm on,. May 24, 1,856. The barn in the background was built in 1874, as will be noted by the figures near the top of the barn shown in the picture. See complete story on page three. S.S. Photo by R.H. GODERICH DISTRICT COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE (By Linda Br On Thursday, May 17, the third annual Athletic Banquet' s held in the'cafeteria. After a delicious turkey dinner, Peter -Lierman led a sing -song and the former stud- ents were introduced. Beth An - stay ,introduced the girls' guest speaker, Mrs. J. Erskine,, of Gode- rich, who spoke on the benefits of recreation. John Simpson intro- duced the boys' guest speaker, Mickey Roth, who spoke on his trip to the Olympic hockey games. The highlight of the evening was the presentation of awards in which Members of the various teams and organisations received bars. The captains of the teams presented gifts to the coaches in appreciation of their hard work throughout the year. Two of the Coaches, Miss` P >aape;; . -mitt ,M D. Holmes are leaving at the end v� ' L`IYYS- 'Lcrft-tsrscr ^.1Y+` they will be as successful in their new schools as they were here. Twenty -sit students were pre- sented with the school letter by Mr. Scanlan who in turn received a gift presented by Jo-hn Simpson on behalf of 'both AthJ,etic Associ- ations for his work in arranging PORT ALBERT PORT ALBERT, May 28.—Mr. and Mrs. Bill Balkwill and two daughters, of Toronto, and Mrs. Mary Dickson and r'r'ed, of Lon- don, spent the holiday week -end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lednor. Billy Hayden is visiting this week with his uncle, E. Carr, at Dungannon. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Glen, of Goderich, and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Crawford spent last week -end with the latter's brother, Dr. R. W. Cunningham, and family, of Walk- erville and on Saturday attended the wedding in Detroit of their nephew, Billy Ifenstock, and Miss Carol Ann Gould. For the summer months, the ser- vices of United Church will be held starting next 'Sunday at 1.30 p.m. and Sunday school at 12.30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tigert, of St. Catharines, spent the holiday week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tigert, also Miss Isoibel Tigert, of London. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Crawford and two daughters, of • Toronto, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. ° Bert Crawford. Mrs. Will Crawford returned home with them after being in hospital a couple of weeks where she had a cataract removed from one eye. Mrs. Roy Petrie has been spend- ing the past three weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Crossett and family, at Sarnia, Mrs. Crossett recently having had a sort, Dean Lincoln. eckenridge) the awards. Peter Allen received the trophy for winning the golf Championship and Bill Robinson received the cup for winning the swimming champ- ionship. Mr. Roth presented' the trophy to Bill Gardiner, captain of Junior Boys' Basketball team, who were winners of the group champ- ionship. Presentation of the Honor school letter to Shirley Anne Bedard by Mr. Scott, climaxed the evening.. Following the banquet and pre- sentations, there was dancing in the auditorium. The executive of the Girls' and Boys' Athletic As- sociation are to be congratulated for their work in making the evening a huge success. News from G.D C.I. will l' ' Stafte avc .tb _ =a 7examr are fast approaching. So it's "so long" . a1-.l,r._--..r�'^�► �.-r+f!.. tom' .Giori; ._r•CC.aTv hope to see you in the fall! Don Fairbairn probably reads more newspapers than anyone in Canada. It is his job every seven days to read about 350 weeklies in order to gather material for CBC Radio's `Neighborly News," a program based on local happenings in Can- ada's smaller communities. Heather Beauty Salon 108 Lighthouse Street Phone 74 takes pteaSure in announcing that Shirley MacDonald, licensed hair - dr esner, and for the last tvto years with Vanity Beauty Salon, Galt, Ontario, has joined the staff of Heather eauty Salon. She is fully treined in manicures, eye- brow arching and all lines of beauty culture.