HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1961-10-05, Page 8'VI' Goderich Signal -Star, Thursday, October 5tth, 1961
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Of "Effects Of USA Importations
PORT ALBERT
QuiElin presented them with a
card and haa
smokertable T. he cPulrir vesset, faandmiky
and
in
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irtan
�th
e
expressed
POUT ALBERT, Oct. 1r• vi:ted everyone t<o visit them
and Airs. Roy Petrie left on in- their new home near; 1tait-
a1'hunsday last for a vacation
overseas. They will visit -points
ad „ of interest an Scotland, Eng-
, ,,I,
(ley J. C..liemiagwaY) 'do control except that a ,good laird and I,'raltce, returning
lze annual meeting of the' price for milling eeheat clues j some time late in urtoberMr.
of
Ontario. Wheat Producers eras � no% e a strenmth_wiling c ileo c'il and Mrs. Charles Crosset,t c►rcntta; milt accompany them.
the Royal York hotel t the - feed grades:
-:-Al. • t y i will �ende•d 1 . 1r4 X 4odges went to Tint' -
Wednesday .t} as eti�cte *..� , t, � � �,. ��•� ° ..�.5 {;' a
shell,
Silver Wedding Anniversary.
—A surprise party was held
11 t lc ft was the auceti c _ vxt x� `er•,
-44.1 he 'Board reueivecl heart;'. right to ni_c,,ottat<• Prices on tliet.:l arks Ctosscat's- faniiiy, while
:° approvaL ..This does not .mead , lower grades as v, ell It a, un . they are on vacation overseas.
that; improvements cannot be fortunate that so Oram- t.it niers I Mr. and Mrs. George Fritzley,
made but real progress is being place Pion thatthey in have the post -!
Ise l., %%AlitirtMr were
'recent
guests
-made.-
After a year's • effort eaitb,
Undoubtedly, this
`
yome millionbushels ofspace klr£tunin the ted t1iuit Draper.sLednor, in expressing
at the Port Colborne elevator,
at a itandsuttu, profit to tlte; appandretuathuseto who contributed,
vassers
The 'storage situation is outer dealers. ,i s . ra-- 5—ea• -1to- —Ow Bible So -e ety, has' an -
The
still far from 5 eq i e• Mr 1 verrett ".
at
the B tsr efforts togeither con -Mg
eto l er find thattoProducer meeting,
Marketingcl out
nouneed pro ' in from the Port Albert district.
30.00 was sent.
time i
some way by 'Which farmersHideS the "rardst.ck" in detker-; Visitors over the week -end
-.Could build their own storage mining price levels. 1'ryyuuusl� . with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Me-
er have a definite lease on stor-' through energy, a: e.si\ ytiess j Gee were Mr. and
Mrs.of Ernest
age facilities. • and salesmanship you may have I Hill and
The problem of lclw duality � obtained igher price
ithanno
proves that you got
on
atutrday evening' in honor' Qfi
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Durnin on
the occasion of their silver
'v sr.
Present
ent
in dont er
a
.wedding Y
8
9th
o` were-
"the i occasion we
'fgr the
neighbors, and the Gaunt and
Durnitl relatives, numbering 55.
Mrs. Durnin was the former
Madeleine Gaunt. The evening
vas spentt in playing progressive
euchre.. High Prizes went to
Mrs. Frank McQuillin and • Al-
bert Taylor with consolation
rJohnston
• ,,, Jo i s
i. h
Lo izoa
Uin to
r � g
and William `Rutherford. Al-
bert Taylor read an address of
good wishes to the bride and
groom of 25 years. Lorne
Durnin presented F, the couple
with a lallip, step table, coffee
table and a magazine rack. Earl
and Madeleine expressed their
for e
and appreciation. ciat on
p
�
thanks
ing remembered• on this, happy
occasion. A bountiful lunch
was served by the ladies. Con-
gratulations!
t9,
PERSONALS
Mr. G. B. Clancy went by
plane to Prince Albert, Sask-
atchewan,
last
k to
Ott
w a
the an
aC ,
the funeral of his father, G. B.
Clancy, sr., 64. Mr. Clancy, who
was a visitor to Goderich some
tititae a$Q, died itdd. the Sfsh
heart attack. -
atchewati period, he Pohol
f b been.
lengthy
retired one year.
IVjof Lon -
tion,
r r
A
be ,
Donna iss
tdon, was a week -end guest with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D.
C. Aberhart, Britannia road.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Taylor, of
Winnham; and Mr. and . Mrs-
wheat- due to sprouting or rust your neighbor u afar, Robert Hoy and Debbie, of
S me
e� iy I
ar.
0
is' serious this ye • > s are to . Goderich. farmers received as little as price. When producers r
70c a bushel for this feed qual- i the marketing business
they
and ,eve kend with Don Dickson. g Carwford spent the
ity .oyer which the Board
lids able to assess c
]snow what (heir pruduc•ts1 WongrAtulations to Mrs. Earl
Teschl.c,
should bring.
j
daughter of Mr. and
iIn view of the much larger i Mrs. Cl epee Hoy, who won
than usual quantity of feed', five first prizes; one second
grade wheat, there r{•as discus- : prize, and three third prizes at
sion on the question of the tot -'the Desbdro fair last week:
nortation of U.S. feed :^Pain,.' Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Vrooman
, It is reported that five million and family, of Corunna, are
bushel, of U.S. oats was allowed, visiting with ,,Mr. and Mrs. Wil -
in early in August and 'a • fur- kiam Vr.00man.
l tb.er quota of �11ti 00it hushei Mr. Ben Draper, of Windsor,
BI1L
U41V.,:
;J �' t'i`'P'-"rete , ci sr. •.. l"l r rm r isttecl with- - _.
eyniitted supposedly to, prevent Mr. ill Dr ,per, who has
brokers, from cornerithe' e been a patient in Goderich hos-
9 market. However, it; results n,tal. -returned home Monday.
seem to be limited s n: e _-rain Mrs. Jim Young, of Ripley,
on the Winnipeg exchange is is visiting Mrs' Jane. Martin.
.st41 .hi llieAllan, era, cit t,h^o t;arcl, Martin. and gill -Joy, y,- of
time of the first quotas. It (,o�iertE,le. fiat�e
. t" e*tt? on a hunt -
i' undoubtedly diad help th" 1-""e „•• trip to Gaeama.
feed lot- producers and t h ‘ er- Mr. John Fieldkr, who ha,
ttt•atly integrated industries hot been hospitalized, returned
't with Ontario oat, currently net- home Saturday.
ting the producer about '-to 00 - ----
u�rt 5
pm -tat -ion of feed grain ‘‘,1,.; per ; wec�henB:
mr.�rt�
•
:., :•:::..; • •>: .;,fir:: r.
.4:W#`;SEsc
Reynold's Aluminum Reg. roll 350—SAYE 40
FOILWRAP ,. 12 roll 31c
Jane Parker
BREAD for STUFFING 24 -oz loaf 20c
- 7 Ocean Spray, Whole or Jellied
CRANBERRY SAUCE 15 -oz tin 25c
GREAT WITH CHICKEN & TURKEY
...., ::heti •. �•iT'
45
with the all new
FUEL ;SA-If!NG
'AUTOMATIC ,ORC'O.AIR
PATENTED
GAS HOME HEATER
that now gives you
. PER=TRO HEAT
see . it now!
'Worsen Bros.
Hardware, Plumbing,. Heating
122 THE • SQUARE
GODERICH, ONT.
Phone JA. 4-7952
p..
per ton it didn't" do much for
the farmer.
Freight n,sistance also eay.
under d;' •iiscion is dc,trt oe&t i ST.. HELENS. Oct. 2. Mr. the (�n` trio wheat producer ;,pd Mrs. Lorne Tfumphr•_,-. of
Pod I `,.., • ' very interested to ►,,s ,,.ler, sp"nt Thursday r�'ith
h-ar •• sin, the meeting that - 1 `
the formers parents, Mr 'roil
some of labs large beef neer Mrs. WilliamA. Humphrey.
�nr
fs are heginn n,' to realize Miss W. D. Rutherford ro
'hat cheap grain 'means cheap t''--nc'd nn Friday from a ltoli-
r,,r,f. day in Evanston, Illinois.
Farmers when produce their•Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Me
own grain.' and feed it must'
Phorson accompanied Mr and
,rely 'soon realize that their Mrs. Fred Thompson and frm
en,ts are t►�� same rrrtardle,, ile. of Exeter, on a trip to
Pc the pr`i-e on the grain mar.
Western Canada.
kr,t. It is the livestii'k- nroduc stes. Wm. Gallaher client the
wee
ed on cheap grain, bro►t�ht into Mrk"°end with her brother, Mr.
Ontario that reduces their. price,ti'allare Biller, and Mr. and
and income.' .,, i Mrs. AIlan Miller.
-?-----AniiT zersarY-service in -the St,
Helen's church will be held on
Ortober 15th with Rev. Mr.
Kaiser and Rev. Mr. Strapp in
charge: •
Farewell Party. --On Friday
e,•d'ning.., friends and neighbors
of Mr. Ken Purves. Mrs. Lizzie
P^tt and Mrs. Annie Trwin visit.
ed the, Purves home for a sur-
• arise farewell party. The even-
ing was spent in playing cards.
Mr. Charles McOuillin showed
SIGNAL-STARvest ern ofCahisnada. recentFred tripMc' il to
Qu
West
. ,lin read an address of good
ST. HELENS
HAVE YOU
RENEWED
YOUR
wishes and as a remembrance
SUBSCRIPTION st . Hethe lenmany'scomyearsmunityspent Bill it I4the'Ic
St. -
Live Better
Electricalk
CANNE.D FOOD'S SALE
A&P Choice Quality Reg. 8 tins 37o --SAVE 20
TOM'' TOES 220z5 3
CASE OF 24 TINS $4.20 --SAVE 22o
Choicb Cream Style Reg. 2 ties Zoo --SAVE 8c
A&P CORN 3u29c
• CASE OF 24 TiNS $2.32 SAVE 20e
Choice Red Pitted Reg. tin 21e—SAVE 3c
SSP CHERRIES 215-fortns39
CASE OF 24 TiNS $4.68 -- SAVE 36c
c
Henley Choitt Quality
FRUIT COCKTAIL • 20 -oz. tin 31c
Std. - Reg. 2 tins 29c—SAVE Sc N N �Y Ready, �.� And URoAsTINGp
IONA PEAS - Grade A ,
4 20 -fl -oz tins 5 5c
CASE OF 24 TINS $3.3O -- SAVE 18c - - CH -IC
= Sr poked, Cooked, (Picnic Style)
fPahJv Bakery Features K SH
BAKED IN A , &P's AWN BAKERY BY MASTER BAKERS � •
This Week Featuring JANE PARKER
PUMPKIN PIE"
each
Reg. 55c — SAVE 10c
STOCK UP YOUR FREEZER AT THIS LOW PRICE
Jane Parker Orange -
CHiFFON. CAKE
Reg. 690 --SAVE '1Oc
each 49c
Jane, Parker Pineapple Twist , Reg.7460—SAVE So
-COFFEE CAKE each 39c•
Ch:,e137.-Ift.1.1, I sal.. (4c Off Deal)
OLD CHEDDAR CHEESE
OLD CHEESE Black Diamond' White
HANDY AMMONIA
BOUILLON CUBES Wyles s Chicken
:1!MEA.PPLE\ Dole's Fancy Sliced
12:oz wedge 5 9c
8 -oz stick 43c
113 -oz pkgs 23c •
pkg of 18 3 3c
2041 -oz tin.41c
u
E
S b 47
43c
lb 59�
Sweet Pickled (Vac Pac)
TTAGE ROLLS -
short cut - PUa°e Pork
MEAT
lb. 69c SAUSAGE
PRIME RIB ROASTAllgood, Smoked, -Sliced, Ruidless
Boneless, Solid Meat ROAST �� 5 �i,c SIDE B�►Ca�!' ,b. pk9.69C
ROR�BVTT ' --
d
"AO More Savings ate A&P
1b. 39c
MS ''N.w Poole" (Colour & Pectin Added)
Reg. jar 35c—SAVE 4c
MORE . IONA PLUM JAM 24 -C -9z, tar
46 III a Al Nucoa Blue Package,; Reg. 550—SAVE 2 lbs
MAR+ , ► N
PR1(,S Ballet Reg. pkg 47c—SAVE 4c
TOILET TISSUEp>rg of a rolls c
EVERY NljeLaren's'Mantanilla Loose Pack Reg. jar 29�--SAVE 40
Mr
STUFFED OLIVES 8 -fl -oz lar c
Kellogg's Cereal.Reg. pkg,29c—SAVE 4c
ALL STRS, 8 -oz pkg 2 5 c
FRESH 'FRUITS and. VEGETABLE'S .
FANCY GRADE
—Chnt}ario �,irown
.Me1NTOSH
SIGN OF THE TIMES!
.:The Medallion Symbol of Electrical Excellence
This Hydro -approved Medalyion tells you
that progressive builders are providing for
extra comfort and convenience through a
new high standard of electrical living ..
even in modestly priced homes. When you
buy or build a new home the Ivfiedallion will
help to protect your investtnent in these
Important way): ,G n. ,A
POWER CONDITIONING. A 100 ampere
service entrance diid a t`fitll housepower"
—distribution panel provide the, capacity
needed .lc. operate your houtillold services'
tdently,. e'conomieallyy.and safely ... now
and'.in the"titin e
f APMIANICE CONDI'J IO t1ND. 'Circuity
A id. outlet;&;: 'Ol' thole 'work.-; avii;ik, time•
saviligappiiantes orepicttta%l. very Medal.
Don IMorhe anticipates your future needs.
'And at you :immediate savice i3 a trey fast.
APP
ES
Twinkle Reg. 2 pkgs 356 --SAVE 2c
CAKE MIXES 15 -oz s .
Assorted Flavours
iV11L o Reg. 3 pkgs 29c-pkgSPIV E 40
JELLO pkgs 5 `
recovery, two -element, frameless water heater
. ; . ready to keep an abundance of hot wate ,
"on tap" at the lowest possible cost: _--- y
LIGHT COND>iTiONING. Another im-
portant "extra" is thy' planned lighting
which adds charm and beauty both inside
and out ... *Oakes work and play areas
brighter and safer. •
A "Gold Medallion" Mine is all -electric,
including heating. '
Information about the Medallion Electric
Homes in your' community can be obtained
from your electrical C'ontr'actor or your local
Hydro office,
41) As beg 29c
-Golden Yellow, -_No, 1 Grade
N
6 -qt bask
5
D ' CHEESE "b. 45c
_
KPaft -
CHEEZ ' WHIZ
Reg. tr Bic—SAVE 2o
16-1=oz lar 59c
!$t OOPS Anwdbt it Oculi RA COiAMNt LTD.
19NZEN qM
MACARONI
HEESE
NAS 229c
Bradford Marsh Grown, Pascal, Firth, crisp, Pio., . Girade
ELE HEARTS 6,15(
t o, 1 Oracle, Jersey Sweet
Washed, IlmO>rtad,T ES
..r.
c
IOW it 46,J ../":00,10*1Aa
AYLMlR
rirvc amity
PUMPKIN
2,3
SUPER -RIGHT, ALL MEAT
BROWN 'N'—SERVE
Sausaije Patties
8-01. PKG.
SEA SEALD -
COD FILLETS 1 -Ib pkg 25L
A&P STORtS WILL Be CLOSED
'ALL DAY MONDAY,
OCTOBER 9th,
THA :;YINGJDAY
*.' * •* *
Don't. Forget To Stock Up Qn
"Jane Parker, Daily Dated
a '
WHITE SIAM File D
-24-oz loaf -
2,16 -oz loaves
SPECIAL
CIGARETTES
ALL POPULAR BRANDS
pkgs. $1 00
ram,rrrYir.+ iPri t
i11Mi Fpio c.ln ,'hut M Guaront.ed .
`nirouQh > Octbb.r ?th, lot