The Goderich Signal-Star, 1965-05-20, Page 9i l( CANADIAN QUIZ
nvbat yiear did the dare-
iiLl,end!kn first cr °c _.,, A the
cogen gergOibrjightropo.
,dad the, St, Lawrence
• r% Thousand ssaands get
.at name?
ttawa's current spending is
toot in which of .these.
three gla, ifitrationsp ileef ce
services, heft • alnd welfare,
° Publie deet eiiarlges?
A.:T,he :ATte e- To t4R0411n
., company, ,in Canada employs
35,: 300 ,or 3,500 persons?
5. Personal income taxes paid
py ,Canadians represent about
what proportion of total tax
x'YrAeltts?
„NS,Y IIR,S: 5. leer a1 in,'
coarse taxes represent about 14'
cents afk;the total lar f rtax_.
pay' nents to all, go ernanerbts.
3, Of Ottawa's' spending this
year, health and welfare (in-
cluding ,old 'age ,securit>y (pens=
i(ms) 'will account for 28 Per
cent, 4 ng0 oery e4 _ for 2
per- cent, debt Olaxges'
14 Der :cent.) 1. In 1859, 4. 05
persons._.. 3. Zar1'Y reach ex;
pl<erien,rs4 . i- the-0hrase
txxllle tyles,'? Inea`r ing, "the
thousand islands," although in
fact there are about 1,500 in
the group,
ry-err,. ••, r.: }: r.•
EN
` I•i-Fltoz
MADE WITH FRES
CANADIAN APPLES DELI-
CATELY SPICED AND BAKED
IN A TENDER;FLAKY CRUST
BY A'P'S MASTER BAKERS
LARGE
24 OZ. $izl;
wiYi
° 0447.
4A4-
YES, WE MERIT -3 FOR ONLY ONE, DOLLAR . q;
Stook �!!p ' On HolidayFoods. ��At.-A&P Low; Low .Prices'-
•��.,
Jane Parker Reg. rice"ear c --
P i h 39 SAVE 10o Marvel (Assorted Flavours)
each C ICE. CREAM pint brick27C 1/2 -gal cin 9C
SPANISH BAR CAKE 29
SPA
Jeno Parker �� C :TOMATO JUKE
SENNA BREAD - 24 -oz loaf
V ou
Monarch, Coloured (Parchment rape TOWELSpkg g82 PLYof 2 rolls 4 C
MARGARINE 3
CLARK'S STEINS 3 15 -oz tins .®®
Reg.Price loaf 25c - SAVE 4o •t '`Libby's Fanoy ,Quality
, °. ra, ewe
Dalton, .waa hem fer the week.
end. Alice, Was 0n6 of the'
graduate g class from St. 'as -
aphis coital: ,school of 'nurs-
ing . The ,graduation exercises
took place last Friday ,evening'
in Thames Hall, U.W.O. Those
who .attended the grad,nation
from here Were. Mr. and Mrs.
Dennis .IDalitc•n, Brian a rid
Maria, Mr. 'and Mrs'. Ray Dal-'('
ton, Kathie, Mrs, Earl DrennAn,.l
.,Ilvkary Lou and Mike Drennan,
►, ;; .09nald, Lnelenow,•
11 et :. Margaret 1 ii
dor,, speint the weekend witlh.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Austin and
Fa1RY11.13►� -
IMr. and Mrs. Joe Marti and
family, . :iTam:ilton, spent the
,Weekend with Mir. and Mrs.
Bbaise Martin.
Maurice Dalton, Miss Gu1ius,
Miss Antoinette Dalton, Detroit,
Mn., ' Lyle Lannon, London,
spent the we::kend • with Mrs.
Dennis Dalton and family.
Mrs. Art O'Connor, Whitby,
Miss Geraldine O'Connor, Tor-
onto, spent the• 4veekend With
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dalton.
Cyril Austii. Ls a patient in
Goderiic'h ;hospital. Mrs.- Carl
Riegling is still a patient in
Wingham hospital. We hope
they both will be feeling better
soon.
Stuart Forbes, EMO co-ordinator for Huron, (next to map)
gett down to details for the EMO exercise "Ills Wind" a
simulated hurricane -- in the County Council chambers
on Saturday.
The exercise was attended by EMO rem
entattlyes from throughout the county. Signal -Star photo
Wrapped) Facelle Royale (Whitelar Coloured) Reg. pkg 53c -SAVE
1-I k s 9c
. SPECIAL! Beef or Irish - SPECIAL!.
Herpes '
Over 10 million yeast cells
are found on each ripe grape
at the time of.harvest.
BAR-B-Q.SAUCE
Duncan Hines (13 VARIETIES) pkg C BURNS' SPORK 12 -oz tin 3
MIXES43
CAKE
16 -fl -oz btl 4 5c
Reg. Price pkg 49c - SAVE 6o Canned Luncheon Meat Reg. Price tin 43c - SAVE 4c
Parenits,wtho are afraid to putt
their foot down 'usually have
children who step on, their toes.
NILE. --Mr. and ,I11!IrsGrah'a'm
McNee arid. Eric and J. C. mg -
Nee were recent visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Don McCormick
of
Wingham. -
Weyvelcome 11 and Mrs.
Alvin ' Kerr, Randy and Sally
to o'ur neighborhood., They us-
ed to live en the same 'farm
about 12 years age; also Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Kerr have moved
to Mns. Matthew's house.
Mrs: Harold Dougherty and
,,family have moved to her ,mo-
SUPER -RIGHT QUALITY - CANADA'S FINEST NATURALLY _AGED RED BRAND STEER BEEF
PORTERHOUSE-.
SIRLOIN or
"ITS -BARBECUE TIME"
SUPER -RIGHT QUALITY -
COOKED READY TO SERVE - SMOKED
BUTT. PORTION
We're not recommending
you buy an elephant. But if
there is anything big and
expensive that ` you really --
need, an HFC Big Purchase
Loan ,_can --help y_c2u,,cJ it.
It may save you money, too,
by letting you bac gain
with the power of good,
1 -d- lrf-€-'yete-ro-look-
ing at a better car, new
furniture, major appli-
ances -any important
need -buy with cash
from HFC -Household -
Finance.
'Ask about
credit life.insurance
at low group rates
AMOUNT
OF
LOAN
MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN
36 30 20 12
months months months months
60.88
83.71
95.12
23.73
31.65
41.45
68.81
94.62
107.52
$ 9.46
51.24
69.21
91.56
146.52
201.46.
228.93
Above payments include principal and interest and are
based on prompt repayment, but do not include the cost MI
life insurance.
ther's farm home between Nile
and Carlow.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Dellow of
London and Mns. J. • Pettit of
Melbourne were recent visitors
with Mr and Mrs. Cliff Stew-
ardson and family. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hawkins
of Goderich were Sunday visit-
ors with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mc-
Nee. 1 Corrine, the children of Mr. and
U.C.W. Meet 'Mrs. Clarence Adams of White -
The U.C.W. met in the neh'urch, were christened.
church basement with 1$ mem-'1l%r• Les Schultz spent somebers and two visitors present. time recently in Whitechurch
Mrs. Fred Horton and Mr's. Wil- assisting his brother, Ezra, in
Ham Wiggins led the devotion-
al period. Mrs. Stuart Taylor
was at the piano. 'Mrs. Horton
Talmcay introduced the ` guest
speaker, Mrs. 11. Phillips of
Blyth., regional 'presidnnt,_.who
gave a splendid talk on' "What
does the Lord requiire of Thee." l May 7th than•ked li i
Sh-,) was thanked by Mrs. G• l Y
3Ic Vey• and presentee n with a ; Word has been received here i Eedy thanked '.11x. Drennan for
gift. Mr.. 0. Rihey gave a of the death of Mr. Roy McGee having the - ale tii4 'arid Mrs.
Final . a were in Kitche er-\Vaterl�oo Hospital Drennan for a lovely lunch..
piano.-: solo_ .Cir, _ plans t� ___ _
macre for the supper this week. 115 -
The
in The tidies will cater to two ther of Mr. ,lack McGee of the; Of Canada's total area of '
-weddings-and the dates --were sect
i villa�*e. �;B31•Ftt9 square miles, ond'y
for the tv.o :hOw•ers for the Recent vi itors With M. artdr 96-:551 -sq are --mile is:._land
birL. San;ples .of, choir collars' Mr.;. Robert Irvin and Betty that i5 privately owned or in
are to be ready for the June were Mr. and ''firs. Bertram' process of " alienation from the
tr,ectiny.. The "RCM will soon -1 Curran and family and Mr. and; Crown. sor a congregational picnic on! -
June 1;1 at the, Gr;derich Sum-
mer Seo'_ grounds at 3,o'cloek.
.Masse; Donna :VicNee and Bar-
bara Taylor, •,Tamieson Ribey
id G a.,•er are in
UNGrANNON.--11VIrs. D. S. Mrs. Wes Alton, all of London,
Fines and Mr. and Mrts. Jerrw and Mr, Wm. Irvin of Ashfield.
Wilber and son Bradley, all of Mrs. Wsn. Ervin is a patient in
Don Mills, spent the weekend hospital. -
with Mr. and Mrs.'Cecil BIake Mrs. Bill Park has returned
aria family and Mx,... Harold after undergoing aome from l numlberch ita�I
Blaze.
A baptismal ceremony was tests and •X-rays. Mrs. Roy Ash -
held in "St. Paul's Church when ton of Goderich, has been stay -
Murray Raymond and Dawn ing with the family while Mrs.
Park was away.
4-1.1 Club
The second meeting of the
Dungannon 4-H Grain Club was
heli May 12th. at the home of
the leader, Jaynes C Drennan
wits eleven members present.
some work. -
Mrs. Gladys Rivett under- � The Amin.er assis't^nt far Huron
went surgery recently in Gode- i County, Mr. R:tn Trivens, held a
rich hospital. lesson on weed, insects and dis-
The sympathy of the com- ease control, follovied'by a ques-
mun.itty is extended to the fam- tionnaire�The members j•udg-
i•ly of the late Mrs. Herb Fin -ed a class of reel_ clover and oats.
nigan who pass d away sudden- The president, Bryon Black,
1 T •i vers and Paul
(FULL',CUT, HALF HAMS - N-d'`CENTRE Sttees- R�EMd Vela)- ;- r�;1 r lb SHANK ALF Ib4'9C BUTT HALF
and Arno
c1iarge of sports. Everyone pack
a basket and come along. The
tela, lemonade and ice cream i
will be provided by the. U.C.W.
Mrs. W. Johnston, Mrs. 11. Wat-
son and ---Mrs. - Russel -1 --Brindley ,
served dainty - lunch at the
"ej os e'rof •-th•c: -rn-eeitog-
MONDAY, MAY 24
POST TIME 1:30 P.Nf
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5 RACES - TO-HEATS--e'ry Event Full
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GODERICH
35A West Street -Telephone 524-7383 •
(above the Signal Star)
Ask about our,evening hours
Grade "A" Fresh Frozen 53Z to 10 Ibz
OVEN-READY Ib 45 -
TURKEYS
SX Brand
HAM
CANNED
Smoked, Cooked, Pierce Style .yeuam.
PORK S
MOULDERS p lb 4 3
'V.
FRESH ° F�RUIITS
Super -Right Brand, All Meat
1 -Ib pkg
SUPER-RIGHT,ALL MEAT MEANS JUST THAT ...
ALL MEAT, NOTHING ADDED
1S ESSENTIAL TODAY
Huron Co-opeTati e
Medical Services Offers
Complete lete Dependable
Coverage
NEW CROP, .VIRGINIA, FRESH, GREEN, No. 1 GRADE
Central America, Tropical Beauties
ANAN
Mexican Vine Ripened,' Salmon Flesh, No. 1 Grade, Jumbo 45's
CANTALOU
California, Fresh, Original Bunches
BROCCOLI
bch C
Florida New Crop, Yellow, Tender. -SWEET CORN w
cobs c
IN ORDER TO ALLOW OUR EMPLOYEES TO
ENJOY THIS CANADIAN HOLIDAY
A&P STORES WILL BE CLOSED. ALL DAY,
MONDAY, MAY 24th, 'VICTORIA DAY.
ihke ids o/ y- DAA
aha
THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA COMPANY LTD.
;44 Y.-
DON'T FORGET TO BUY
EXTRA JANE PARKER BREAD
FOR THE LONG WEEKEND!
TWO PLANS TO CHOOSE FROM
CREWE. -Visitors with Mr.
Will Hasty, and Mr. and Mrs.
L. Hasty and family at the week-
end were: Mr. and Mrs. -Aldan
Hasty, Miss Susanne; Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Thompson and two
little daulghlteris of Grimsby;
Mrs. W. Alton of Winghasn-
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Drennan
and family entertained Mr. and 1
Mrs. Melvin Stewart, Misses
'Dawn and Judy of Guelph; Mr.
and Mrs. Wilfred Drennan of
Lucknow; Mrs Ken Wilson of
Wingham, anct Mr. Wilson of
Sal'rford at the baptism of their 1
little daughter, Jennifer Jean i
Drennan on Sunday.
Mr. ar.d Mrs. Douglas Reid !•
and Brenda of Toronto spent
the weekend at their farm home.
Mr. P. M. F;nnigan of, Weston
is veis'iting his brother, Raym"nd
and family.
Mrs. Goldring of Goderich
visited' with Mr and Mrs. Mark I
1 Berger recentl'Y
COME AND 101N US
May 17-31
when we join Canada's
furni5 ings industry in
-CANADI HOME FURNISHINGS
"YOUR HOME REFLECTS YOUR PERSONALITY"
FURNITURE
WEST STREET
The Comprehensive Pion
INCLUDES SURGICAL AND IN HOSPITAL BENEFITS
AS WELL AS'HOME AND OFFICE CALLS
2. The Bask Plan
INCLUDES SURGICAL, IN HOSPITAL AND MAJOR
MEDICAL BENEFITS
MAXIMUM PROTECTION AT MINIMUM COST
DISCUSS THE HURON CO.OP MEDICAL PLAN WITH
// • A&P MEANS DEPT ND`ABIIsUTY A°
i'roma//oPuSat,4sP
ALL PRICES IN THIS
IISYA MAY RAN 1g 5D THROUG1i
CLINTON -- ONTARIO
OR YOUR LOCAL DIRECTOR OR CIA AGENT
M. FORDYCE CLARK, R.R. 5, GODERICH. Director
LORNE LODGES, R.R. 1, GODERICH. Director
GEO. TURTON, 318 HURON RD., GODERICH. A 20
C Double Indemnity }. m-
i r l•:+ J 4
a good buy
for yo u : $'•.'� ��,t� �'' �� ��� 1
It may be. It' certainly costs very little to add
Double Indemnity benefits to your basic Manu-
facturers Life insurance policy. And, in the event
of death by accident. as defined in the contract, your
policy will pay the amount of the double indemnity
benefit plus the amount it would normally pay.
Vou can see why I)oubl"d'I,indemnity is particularly
appealing- to sore people.''Frequent travellers, for
example.
Balt Double Indemnity is'ratller like an optional
extra on your new car --one of several from which you
can choose to suit your particular needs. You may
well find that one of the other "optional extras" is
more valuable to you, A Disability 1Vaiver. for ex-
ample, which pays your prenliur,: should you be
disabled: Or, if you're young, it might make more
sense t.o insure your insurability ---make it possible
to take out more life insurance in the future e\ren if ill health makes you
of hrrwise "uninsurable."
Is Double Indemnity the best buy for \-ou'.' It depends on your needs -
and you know those best. But itA also 'depends on the alternatives available
--and there Manufacturers Life can Help you. Just call your Man f'rQm
Manufacturers, any time.
W. E. Williams'
fleprescnt.i11 1.'
BODEi IC`l
Tel: JA.
MANUFACTURERS LIFE