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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1957-12-05, Page 9ISURSDAY, DFOEMBER. 5th, 1957 1 Aar Q THE GODERICH SIGNIqrStAR OF FOODS ARE DEPENDABLE AND.. DIAMOND ,WEDDING ANNIVERSARY auburn Honors 60!h Anniversary Couple o ° Super Rijht Quulity Meets CHICKENS 21/2 to. 3 -Ib Average, For Frying, Roasting or,Broiling, Giblets Removed Grude A' Essex Brand Pure, Small Link or Country. Style PORK SAUSAGE Super Right, Smoked Rindloss SIDE BACON Chopped I1. EEE SUET Wheatley Brand, Lake Erie, Headless and Dressed fresh 'Frius & Vegetuhles CALIFORNIA FRESH NEW CROP OVEN READY 1145c 1 -Ib pkg 6 9c 11,25c SMELTS 2bs49c HALIBUT STEAKS 1659 THIS MEK'S SPECIAL ROYAL ABBEY 22K GOLD DECORATED CERE WITH A ;t0.07 ORDER ONLY DEEP (UT SPEC/ALS Monarch (Chocolate, Caramel, Lemon) Reg. Price pkg 25c—SAVE 5o SPONGE PUDDING .9-okgs45 Reg. Price 2 1 -Ib pkgs 59c—SAVE 6c c SOLO MARGARINE 1-1bpkgs 53c .1ne Parker BAKEP Y FEA TURES SUM . '" IN PIE n Pa6k1C E SREAICF/iST, ROLLS CINNAMON LOAF FROZEN FOOD FEA TURES airty 3rodor's Reg. Price 55c—SAVE do each 4 c Reg. Price 43c—SAVE 4c each 39, Reg. Price 33c—SAVE 4o pkg 29c Reg. Price 33c—SAVE 4c each 29c W FLES SEAS :rge Washed Reg. Price 2 pkgs 29c—SAVE 4o pkgsof Rog. Price 2 pkgs 39c—SAVE 6c iPAZIL NUTS �111XEDNUTS 212 -oz pkgs 33c 1 -Ib pkg 39c 1 -Ib pkg 45C 5 -lb cello bag Florida No. 1 Grade, Hand Selected Cello Tub TOMATOES qy *Them oday, No. 1 Grade Cape Cod, Fresh Farcy seedless 19z CRANBERRIES 11ec.11oeeg2�= Washed and Waxed, No. 1 Grade, Fresh Golden Sweet Potatoes 3ibs2 ':aiifurnia No. 1 Grade, Fresh Green BRUSSELS SPROUTS 1619 Long Thin Slicers, Fancy Grade, Florida New Crop CUCLJMBERS 2[15< Fresh, Large, Tender Cobs, Fancy Grade GOLDEN CORN 6f0 -35c ANN -PAGE FAMO#l$ FRUIT CAKE i649c 2497c 44bA.93 Jane Parker FRUIT CAKE 3 -Ib ring 2.39 A&P zen ORANGE. JUICE Mary Lou Assorted CH:..COLATES Choice Crecm Style AQP BORN Miid & Mallow - 'uctom Ground 8 OrClock Cafe Freshness Giver 1t" Reel Flav••nr • 2 6 -oz tins 77c 1 -Ib box 75c 2 20 -oz tins 35C 1 -Ib bag 73c 3 -Ib bag 2.13 2 -oz jur 41c 6 -oz jar 1.05 24 -oz loaf 17c A& '' instant Coffee. Jane Parker, Da:! r d)„cr:i WHITE BREAD Yukon Club (Cont,e:ht.Only) GINGE; : LE ° 2.3o.OZbtISI5c FUNK 6 WAGNALL'S UNIVERSAL STANDARD ENCYCLOPEDIA only 99c Volumo No. 13 On Sate I ni*'aleck With Any Purchase FOOD IS THE IDEAL Off” M „`, I Gtr_ _ -__- asanncwTa In n» docal•iw of an • L r food Now, right before the holidays, your A&P makes it easy for yeu to send "just what they wanted" to friends who would apprecio¢e a gift of food. A&P is making available g::t certificates in $1 and $5 denominations redeemable in any ASI' Food Store in Canada. BUY YOUR GIFT CERTIFICATES NOW Pricoo Effective Until Saturday, Doc. 7th, 1957. INTRODUCING NEW KING SIZE LIQUID DETERGENT Special 20c Off Offer tin YOUR BEST DISHWASHING BUY 1 KRAFT FOO__ KRAFT ThI TREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC UA COMPANY UO. MINIATURE • .ALLOWS 101/2 -oz pkg9 2 L.. Kraft Assorted Flavours Party snacks Kraft Crack r Elam©( OId Cheese Kraft Miracle Whip Salad Dressing cin of 61.49 12 -oz wedge 61 C 4'32jar 47c SULTANA PEANUT. BUTTER 33c 16=oz jar • Mr. and Mrs. Herbert (By Mrs. W. Bradnock) AUBURN, Dec. 2.—An occasion that comes to very few married couples was experienced last Sun- day by two highly esteemed resi- dents of Auburn when Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mogridge celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary. Many guests registered their names which was in charge of the bride's sister, Mrs. William Marsh, of Goderich, who also welcomed the guests when the couple held open house last Saturday. The house was tastefully decor- ated in a pink and white color scheme with numerous gift baskets of flowers and pink 60's to help brighten the. stormy December day. The madeira covered table was adorned with pink candles, silver tea services and flowers, centred by a beautiful three -tiered wedding cake. the h In afternoon, Miss Sadie Carter and Miss Margaret R. Jack- son poured tea and in the evening, Mrs. William Straughan and Mrs. Charles Straughan. The guests were served by granddaughters, Misses Helen and Betty Marsh and Mrs. Robert Thompson. This honored couple received many telegrams and messages of congratulations and cards from their many friends, also numerous lovely gifts, to mark this meteor -.1 able occasiott. ", «gr On Sunday, December lst, a turkey dinner was served to more than 30 close relatives and friends. The bride, who was formerly Alice Manning, was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Manning, and the groom is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mogridge. They were mar- ried. at the home of the bride's parents by Rev. Mr. Andrews, of Londesboro, and were attended by .Miss Maud Moorehead and Edward CVlogridge. They farmed on the 10th of Hullett for three years. Then, in 1900, they moved to the Base Line and lived on the farm now occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Bakelaar and family until ten years ago when they retired to live in the village. They are both valued members of Knox United Church, Mr. Mog- ridge being a senior elder of the session now and Mrs. Mogridge a life member of W.M.S. and a work- er in the W.A. rn the community they have been very active, Mr. Mogridge ; being reeve of Huilett for three years and a councillor for 11 years. Mrs. Mogridge is a charter member of the Women's Institute, being its first president and • is also a member of the Horti- culture Society. Her hobbies are flowers and hooking beautiful mats. This couple have two daughters, Mrs. Bert Marsh (Dora), of Peters- burg, and Mrs. Gormerly Thompson (Edith), of Brampton, also' three granddaughters and one grandson and iwo great-grandchildren who were all present on Sunday. Mrs. Mogridge has a brother, Thomas Manning, of London, and a sister, Mrs. William Marsh, of Goderich. Mr. Mogf idg�e is the last living member of his family. Guests from a distance present were: Mr. and Mrs. William Cock- erline, Pilot Mound, Manitoba; Mr. and Mrs. Gormerly Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. 'Robert Thompson and Douglas, of Brapton; Mr. and Mrs. Bert Marsh, Petersburg; Miss Helen Marsh, New York; Miss Betty Marsh, Burlington; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wallace and daugh- ter, of. Brampton; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Manning and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Toll and Joanne, of London; Mogridge, of Auburn. Mr. and Mrs. William Marsh, Gode- rich. The best wishes of the Auburn community go to • this honored couple on this memorable occasion, 0 AUBURN HOME RAZED BY FIRE AUBURN, Dec. 2.—A disastrous Are oecurred in' Auburn e2Jly Mon- day morning when the home own- ed by Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Davies and occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Craig was completely gut- ted by fire. The fire alarm was given about 8.15 a.m. and was answered by the Auburn, Blyth and Goderich fire trucks. It is believed the fire started in the stove pipes and gained headway so much that all was burned inside. Only a small insurance was car- ried on the building. Mr. and4.Mrs. Craig's possessions were moved to safety by the many willing hands. PAG NINE RUNGANNON DUNGAN 'Q N, Dee. a:-- Ntrs. R, Fitzgerald visited her euusin, Miss, Lyia �lrwira, Lucknow, one day last. week. tet Win. 132 it', Xemptville, 914: stationed of Londoil<, 5perit 'last week -end with iriOids, •Mr, and Mrs. bush McWhinney. Mrs. John Graham .uburn; visit,_ ed with her ceu sirli, Mrs, Wm. mew, one day last week and called; on other friends. Mr. Gordon Congram, n patient at Wingl am hospital with pneu- monia, is gradually improving. Mr. Jini Reed, student at West- ern University, spent, the week -end at home with his parents,.,i Ir. and Mrs. Allan Reed. `, Born o'n Friday, Novenmber. 22, at Ooderich hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. ,Douglas Brown (nee Patricia Young), a daughter, Jean Marie. Mr. Benson Shackleton visited his mother, Mrs. :Mathew Shackle- ton, last Tuesday at Victoria Hos- pital, London, and found her re- covering nicely. This week the cast was removed from her broken hip, Mrs. Shackleton was taken there on September 22nd, suffer– ing with both pneumonia and the broken hip_ Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Alton are this week trying to re-establish the part of their house which was damaged last week by fire. On Wednesday of last week, they burned out the chimney with care, they thought, but shortly after mid• night, were aroused with an out- break of fire with flames shooting past 'a bedroom window. It is thought a spark hit the roof. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stanley, St. Thomas, spent the week -end with Mr„ and Mrs. Howard Black and other relatives. Visitors on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pentland were Mr. and Mrs. Benson Pentland, Margot, Sandra, London, and Miss Eliza- beth Pentland, St.°Thomas. The Dungannon Public School and United Church Sunday School will on December 10th hold their annual 'Christmas concert. 0 o. 0 SOLD WIVES FOR SALT Salt has always been highly valued by the human race, the natives of Sierra Leone must have reached the peak in appreciation. Until comparatively recent times They were willing to sell their wives and children for it. o O o A well-dressed man, falling through the air from an airplane, exclaimed: `Goodness! That wasn't the washroom after all!" ;k THEPERFECT PAINT Tndaor FOR jjii nq ifs plasfic ! e4 -' 22 breath -taking colours N' super -tough plastic surface J ohe coat covers J completely washable dries within 30 minutes PIK is proudly made by Yorktown Paint & Chemicals Ltd.. 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