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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1959-10-01, Page 5BON; IfQYA „cOSTLY.. , Goderieh Signal -Star, Thursday, Oetelier. 1st, 1909- A mishap at 12.50 a.ni., Tues- day on the south Pier of. Gode- rich • harbor proved costly to two indiVidu,alsbidding fare- well. to sailors • bound ,for the lakehead. About that time, the 1.A -.1r McCorrquodale left the harbor with the Bryan Barge in tow, In a car on the dock at Mrs. Jose!. phine May Pastusiak, Nelson itree3 West, and Barbara MoCor- zjek.T.',East stret... Police said they were wiShing "him voyag to sailors aboard one of the boats. On leaving the dock, the car, driven by Mrs. 'Pastusiak, hit a niggerhead on the dock (one of the big iron knobs to which boats are, tied up) causing dam- agge of $1,00 to the car. Police said Mrs. Pastusiak suffered fac- ial and knee injuries while Barbara McCormick had" lacer- ationS to the left temple which retuired seven stitches to close, MADE114 Actin OWN BAKERY TO , A&P'S QUM. 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New Pack Reg. tin 25c — SAVE 26c Case-of'24 tins'$4.76 SAVE $1.24 A&P Choice Quality, New Pack, Cut, . keg. 2 tins 35c — SAVE 6c . • Case of 24 tips $3.24 — SAVE 72c, SALE 415—, tins 49c .415 -oz tins Cs, 5 20 -oz tins 9 2 20 -oz tins 29,, Celebrate 450 Anniversary A happy oceasion was observ- ed on September 23rd at Mac- Kay Hall, when Mr. and Mrs. Wm: Bolton, Keays street, cele- brated • their 45th wedding an niversary. A card party and dance Was enjoyed by all present. Neigh- bors from Colborne Township, Goderich Township and Clinton were present; also the • many fiend a and neighbors the couple have 'made since moving to Goderich five years ago. They were the recipients of many lovely gifts, flowers and cards. Mr, and Mrs. Bolton have one on, George of Goderich and a daughter, .Willa, (Mrs. Harry Williams), of Holmesville. They have two granddaughters, Sandra and Bonita Williams. .A half-sister, Mrs. Melvin Martin, also resides in Goderich. Music for dancing was sup- plied by Mr. and. Mrs. Bert Jackson and Edna, of Myth. - SAltit 1°C SPEC% MA AsE p 'AKER APPLE ;••••,?,ret.°°!7r'' " EXTRA -SPECIALS No 506 ' DISH CLOTHS. 4 Super -Soft CELLO SPONGES . Fancy, Quality , • Reg. pkg 19c—SAVE 20 pkg of 2 17c- • Reg. pkg 19c—SAVE 2* pkg of blic KING SIZE BLUE SPECIAL PRICE PORTER'S HILL • PORTER'S HILL, Sept. 29.— The . ladies. of Grace Church W.A. are invited, to the home Clin- tori:' for their October meeting next Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. „All ladies of the com- munity are invited. Large crowds attended the anniversary services at Grace' Church fast Sunday. Rev. Mr. Patrick, pastor of the • church,! was speaker at the morning ser -1 vice while Rev. Mr, 'Sweeney,! Auburn.„,wai..guest speaker for the :0'vening., Miss Clara Clark; Bayfield, was soloist in the..., 'morning and WS. Bill Cox and! Mrs. T, Sowerby sang a 'lovely! duet. Mit'. J. Westbrobk was guest •soloist in the evening! while the ehoir also sang special numbers at both serviCes. If it's raining when, your falba ite football game is *being tele- vised this fall, your CBC crewman will be unhampered. He be protected with a plastic sheeting, covering himself, and camera, as 'shown above. This ph,oto was taken from the' top of the stands at the new Woodbine race track near Toronto. Goderich WI Members Entertain Residents At Huron County Home Several members of the Gode-ipiano solos were played by Mrs. rieh • Women's Institute visited the Huron County Home at 'Clinton on Wcdnesday df last week to provide a Party for those residents having a birth- day in, September. Mrs. It, Johnston, matron of the Home, and Mrs. Dr, F. G. F. ila,.wkint. Colored slides were shown by Mrs.' H. Talinay, pic- turing her trip to the Welt Coast, also some local scenes. Mrs. J. Ryan and Mrs. W. Doak lit the candles on the beautiful birthday cake, made and suitably decorated by Mrs,. J. H. Johnstone, an Institute Thompson, Clinton, president of member. The eight residents the Huron Count' Auxiliary, who had a SepteMber birthday' welcomed the ladies and, -oh blew out the candles andwere behalf of the executive, express- given a suitable gift. 'Ice creaks. ed their appreciation. Mrs.. and cake was then served to'all IThornpson. also expressed the in residence', .about 90. , , wish that more organizations in The pleasure and appreciation the county would take part in shown the visiting ladies, prov- providing entertainment at the ed the afternoon had been well Home. 'Mrs. N. McInnis, of ispent and in keeping with the Coderich, presided at the pianolInstitute Motto (For Heine and for the opening number. Two Country). NILE NILE, Sept. 28.—Ra1ly Day services were held. on Sunday with the church and Sunday School service being combined. Awards were presented for bet ,attendance during t as follows: y'oung People's, class, Lawrene Ribey; inter - A&P TOMATO JUICE Reg. 2 tins 25c—SAVE 90 3 20 -oz tins 2,10c OBITUARY MRS. MABEL McELROY • Mrs. Mabel:McElroy, 85, who was born in Goderich in 1874, died at her home, 1184 Virginia avenue, Lakewood, Cleveland, on September 24, Funeral • was , on Saturday at St. Peter's Epis-1 copal Church, Lakewood, Cleve- land. Her husband, Capt. Wm. McElroy, Who was captain of the Pittsburgh Steau”hip Lines, pre- deceased- her. in 1944. "they were married , at Port Huron, but moved to Cleveland in 1918. Mrs. McElroy's ftl.ther was Capt. Alfred P. .Chambers, of Gode-' rich, who lived in Goderich for': many years iv,' a Great Lakes; captain. Her mother was Eliza- beth Craig, a relative' .of the Craig and Parson. families in, this area. Surviving is one sister, Mrs. Raymond Bouslog, Fort Lauder- dale, Florida, three married; children, five grandchildren and each RegularlPrIce 49c , sTOCK 'UP 'YOUR FREEZER to. -rvits.LOW PIA'CEI BAKED IN A&P's 'OWN 1BAkrY. BY MASTER ST3E5R iiAAVKEER6eS • Janii Parker ,' SPANISH' BAR 'CAKE •. ' , each 29c Jane Parker , , Reg. pkg-89c—SAVE 6c (CINNAMON BREAKFAST ROLLS ' pkg 33c Jane parker Reg. loaf 23c—SAVE 7c RAISIN- :BREAD . 2 1 b -oz loaves 39c.. ' 'Jane Parker .(3 Varieties) , Reg. pkg 29c—SAVE 9c CAKE DONUTS Jane Parker ,• Reg. pkg 35c—SAVE 6c• . CHOCOLATE CHIP 'COOKIES . pkg 29c . , . I " — 2 pkg's 49c SPECIAL' OPFER: zE— COMPLETE UP ro TH.E MINUTE' --NCYCLOPIEDA of PICTURED KNOW IN 14 SUPERS VOLUMES LEDGE Volume .1 for only 4 9C voLumas 2 TO 14 ONLY'99c.,EACH BUY A VOLUME A WEEK UNTIL YOUR'SET IS COMPLITE LIDO BISCUIT FEATURES! Reg. pkg 43c—SAVE 8c MARILYN package 3 5c' Miniature Reg. pkg 39c----7SA.VE 4c CHOCOLATE ECLAIR p,a,kasil. 3 5c S erten, ht Quality Meat Specials! Frozen Food Feesiares: Snow Cropr French Cut ' Reg. pkg 23c --SAVE• 5c- BEANs GREEN 1-0=oz pigs 39c Said the 'salesman, "Right here in front of this store." ,,Glancing. down the street, the policemau spotted acar which answered thedescription given and asked, ' "That wouldn't by your ear over there in the next block'?" 11 was!, mediate girls, Barbara Taylor; '0' junior girls, Gail -Fisher; boys, Donald -McNeil. primary, Nancy Taylor; beginners, Linda Mabon, 'Mr. and Mrs. ,Roy Potter, of Neenah Wisconsin, and Mrs. Ruth Hayden, of Goderich, spent TION last week with Mr. and Mrs. Jim DEMONSTRA McIntyre.' Oh Thursday 4hey visited with Mr. and Mrs. • Allan' • Dickson and family. „ at will conVince you Spending the week -end their respective . hoiries were• I Kathleen McDairmid, Helen Rut- • that there s..0 ledge and Douglas Squires, of ,Toronto, and Pella]) McNee, of the W.C.A.F., Camp 'Borden, Miss Vera McNee, of Gode- rich, spent last Week with her cousins, Mr, and Mrs, Ross Mc- Nee. -We are glad to report Henry MathewA was able to • return from London hospital last week. For the next tWo Sundays, Sunday ,school will continue at 12.30 with eh,urch to follow a. 1,30. p.m. • 'Members' of the Nile Y.P.U: enjoyed a wiener' roast at Port Albert on Friday cvenihg. • 400 • PROOF SHEPPARDTON SITEPPARDTON, Sept. .Mrs, Elmer Graham spent a few. days in,Teronto last week with her sister, Miss A. Sowerby. ,Mrs, Elwin Pollock spent Sat- urday. in St. •Thornas. - We are pleased to Say Harvey Bogie is feeling fine again after a bout with ,the 'flu. Mr. and Mrs. F, Rising visited in Teeswater Sunda Y with the latter's uncle and aunt, Mr: and Mrs, George Baptist. The men of the distnict are busy silo -filling these days. Mr, Bert Bogie. who returned dne great-grandchild. B lifeless Point Sirloin Roast oneless Rump Roast lb neless Round Steak or Roast Small Link, Tray Pack Fruit and Vegetable Specials! Fresh, No. 1 Grade, California,. Firm Ripe, Hand Selected Quality." TOMATOES • Si SAUS GES BACON 114 3 ,.. . All Good Smoked. Rindless 216 79. HID pkg 5 c each 59, Pantry thie1f - W11011 CHICKENS iPiiidNBoW TROUT e4,1 31/4 -lb tin 99c Swanson 'Chicken, Turkey or Beef DI!INEIR$ Lake 12 -oz pkg 47 PliiH FILLETS THE GREAT ATTAITHC.5. maincirA 6314#041, LTD; cello pkg :home fromthe hospital, is slow- . GEORGE' F. HARRIS improving and able to get Fineral with around w crutches. seiwices for the late George.Freernan..Harris, former- • • ly of Ashfield Township, were, conducted on Sunday afternoon', last,at 4.30 o'clock' at the Stiles -furiiral. home, Goderich.' Inter- ment was in Dungannon ceme- tery. Rev, C. Elmer Taylor of- ficiated. The pallbearers. were Messrs. Terence Hunter of Col- borne Township and David Cour- voisier, Heber Eed,y,-, Howard Johnston, Aaiun Elliott and William Chlbert, jr., all of Dun- gannon. ' Mr. Harris was, a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Harris. of ("ransford village, Ashfield Township and would have cele - c. Ontario Grown, Fancy pradep:The Veil? Finest- EatIng McIntosh Red Apples 1 -lb pkg 3 7c 1,1, to, „ '01k1 **keit ''1111, Thal Ad' GuOatitted Th rdislah Sal 6 -oz jar • , v, o 3 -lb cello' bag 25 California, No. 1 Wade; Sur Sweet, Large Clusters GRAPES, SEEDLESS 'Califorr1(6;- No. 1 Grade, Vine Ripened, Salmon CANTALOUPEL Bradford M'arsh, Tender Crisp, No. 1 Grade "IT'S EASY Ta GET LOST ON. SQUARE" It's easy to 'get lest in.,,GOde- rich — even on the 'Square visitors say. A Toronto sates - man notified Sgt. Harold Cal- vert the other day that his Car, containing valuable merchand- isc: had been stolen. He gave the policeman a complete de- seription of it who then ,asked, '‘Where did you leave your car?" POWERFUL • DIFFERENCE Ask ,us about our SPECIAL Trade Allowance. You'll be convinced that NOW is the time to buy! FREE! Handy plastic Raincoat with your demonstraficat 'CALL USIODAT Robbie Burns' Gatage, Phbne Blyth 44-15 .,LQudesb9ro ' }gated his 85th birthday on Sat- urdey, September 26. His fam- ily were' Planning a birthday celebration' when he died sud- , denly, on Friday at 'the Greer nursing howief;-Liteknow. De- ceased reeeived-his•.early Cdtle,a- r t i011 at S S. No. 6, Ashfield Town- ship and atkinded Stratford Business College, He we's a member of Dungannon United Church. 'After his lnarriage to Caroline Louise Andrews, Bay- field road, Goderich Township, he farmed ire Ashfield Township and was widely known as an apiarist. • His wife predeceased him in 1958 and he is survived by one son, Everett, and a daughter, Mrs. W, R. (Florence) Talmay, both of Goderich, There are five grandchildren ,and two great-grandchildren. A .• sister, Mrs, Frank (Harriettr Stephens, resides in Toronto. 2 /bs 3Sc Plash, Jumbo Size SC each CELERY HEARTS 21 .1 ,The W.A. will meet on Tue.:1- day, October 6, at the home of r .Jg. Stur4; Ladies, note dao ' III Thank You! We wish to express our sincere tlianks to tie many people who a,ccepted our iliVitatitin-ro visit ' our new store ,in Odderich during the Grand Opening on Friday and Saturday. • If you weren't in, why not drop in this week and lOok around. Congratulations to -the winners of the Special idraws ! A list of winners is printed .elsewliere in Oil; issue,. . . We 're looking forward to serving you with ,a coaplete decorating. service AliCktIMICREJILYATE) West -Street PhOtte. 156 .11