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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1965-12-09, Page 17Is JUICY NDARIN prkee Eitective•Dec. $:11th lsclU,lMe, 1.N f ResIrve The tiipht To 1-imi; quantiaee SUNKIST NEW CROP (113'0 ,NAVEL ORANGES Do:, U,SS °�+NO. 1 CELERY CANADA NO. � 1 P.E.I. POTATOES OS • Large Stalks 10 -Lb. Bag 31/2 to 41 b. Average 69` 49° 49` OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRIES 1 -Lb. Pkg. 3 5c CANADA NO. 1 ONIONS. ONIO/y NS. BaL9b. 19c U.S. NO, 1 FANCY MORN ON THE COB 3 Cobs 25c GOVERNMENT INSPECTED a5 ?5 �r7 455 -- FROZEN FOOD FEATURES — SNOW CROP • -GREEN PEAS 12 o=• Pkg- • MIXED VEGETABLES 1Pk9t • PEAS AND CARROTSt49 • KERNEL CORN 1202. Pkg. BIRDS EYE 'AWAKE' ' • BREAKFAST DRINK T.. 4V WRELCH's 69c GAPE JUICE 2 LOWNEY'S CANDY •-Choeolote Buds • Macaroons C • Peanut Cluster 7.0* PKGS JAVFIf 14.OZ. PLASTIC CONTAINER ° FARM HOUSE MINCEMEAT P1E2: 49 P APPLE PIE 32400 CHICKEN LECA & BREAST IL CHICKEN WINGS u. 43c, THREE. LEGGED AND CIICKEN THE BASKET Ib. DOUBLE BREASTED FRYERS ` Ib• BONELESS IMPERIAL ROAST lb, 7 BURNS LINK SAUSAGE Pkg. fiicic* r}L. • -,- Eldon fir, Adley of the Ainberle.' arca waa elected Kesident of the tron County olsteizl; Club: recently at " the �c1ub's annaal u e t ng. and ban- quet. Ef3 5uleeeedaarn14 Gaulnt, .ucknoww. • Other Wipers: y'iceapresidents, Thomas Re; Granton; Allister Broadfoot, Seaforth; ,secretary- treasurer,...Ross Trewartha, R.R. ,3, Clinton; directors, North. Hu- ron, James- Drennan, Dungan- non; G. Mac Smith, Listowel; Clifford Bray, R.R. 3. Brussels; South Central, James Hogg, Sea- forth; Donald Watson, Fred Vod- den, Brucedield district; North Central, Douglas Farquhar, Clin- ton; Peter De Groat, Blyth; Wil- liam Clutton, Goderich; South Huron, Thomas Brock, Granton; Jahn McAllister, Centralia; Har- vey Hodghis; Crediton. selling .sane et the 0aod: ,cattier they. should be keeping ' them,- selves. Russell. proadl0ot, "urou' County dairy fieldmlau, said ,a mbe,astitis workshop would " held before early spring. Honor list certificates for high- est standing in the -county were presented: Top two-year-old, Mrs. William Storey, R.R. 2, Seaforth; H� B. Daneils, R.R. 2, Bluevale; three-year-old, Allister Broad - I foot, R.R. 3,. Seaforth; D. S. Far- t quhar; R.R: 1, G1intan,_ mature ,leow, E. F. Bell, R.R. 1, Blyth; Allister Broadfoot. Receiving high herd produc- tion certificates: Top herd over 20• records, Ross Marshall, Kirk - ton; Harvey Daniels; ,herd under 20 records, Allister Broadfoot; George Hayden, Gqrrie. Gordon Zell of St. Marys, sec- retary fieldman• -of the Holstein association told the 60 members that Enron County now has '213 members. Ross Marshall of Kirkton, n.a• tional director, said breeders are Two presentations were made: A. ,desk pen set to retiring presi-, dent Harold Gaunt 4.nd n roaster breeders cane to George Hayden of Corrie, the highest honor -ac- corded any Holstein breeder. Employment Up In Huron County- • Deputy District ,Go,Vernor, Tom MacMillan, ' Lion ..lnteraatiopal District,.. A -D. lone 3- T o. Relay visited the Goderieh 1Gions Cittir at the club's regular dinner rrgeting at Harbourlite Inn. Purina the Course of the district governor'c visit --he initiated ' ft -ye new mem- bers and Welcomed two other members who have transferred, to `the Goderich club from other clubs, bringing the total mem- bership of- the Goderich club to 100. - The dinner was unique in view of the fact that- for the first time, in the history of'the club, which Ova; chartered in. November, 1922, the wives of deceased mem- bers. of the club were guests. There are- 26 of thee: ladies in Goderich and surrounding com. munities, 11 of whom attended They were welcomed by Presi- dent .ion Maurice Jenkins and Mrs. Yenkins as they arrived. The guest speaker was John Haskett, public relations depart- Di WO: Goderich The employment picture throughout most of Huron. Coun- ty continued -to reflect improved r^,-,stitinrs during the month' of November, 1965, over the same period a year ago, according to figures released+by the Nation- al Employment Office at Gode-; rich: At the end of November, 1965, 259 persons were registered for employment with the Goderich N.E.S. compared to 296 at the end of the same month in 1964. C. M. Jutras, manager of the National Empioymen't Office, stated that job opportunities con- tinued,, relatively good despite the usual- seasonal decline in agricultural and canning activ- ities. A total—o 1 -09 --persons wer placed in gainful employment by the Goderich N.E.S. during November, 1965, compared to 71 during the same period in 1964. 8Go at LEGION HALL Saturday, %December 11 at 8:30 p.m. 15 GAMES $1,00 The ,prize -for each -regular game will be $12,00 4 Share -The -Wealth Jackpot Combined JACKPOT OF $95.00 IN, 59, CALLS SPONSORED BY CANADIAN LEGION BRANCH 109 No One° Under 16 Permitted To Play ° I NILE NILE --Mr. and Mrs. Charles McNee, Jean and Freddie spent the weekend in Cooksville with Mr. and Mrs. William Sproul and Gilda. 1- ment, Reil" Telephone M:1an ' f Toronto, Who .gave an addresa relating ,to' the telepbone. IrG ttS beginning in Brantford until, thepresent time. WO (('jj� Mrs. iilaut $ Mee W,�s the guest "soloist" withh" Ed. ' tile accompanying. The president announced that they club's annual Cht'istmas party would be held on Thursday, December 2, with Lion,, Rill Alcock as chairman and ,also the presid'ent's Christ- mas • party Weald ,. be held on Thursday, December 9, with new members of the club in charge of arrangements. Dr. Bab Aldis told the club that his committee had completed arrangements for the distribution 'of Christmas gifts. a e exlpressed their sympathy to the family of the late Victor Black. ` Euchre Party Eleven tables were in play at a euchre party held at S.S. No. 17 West Wawanosh on Mon- day night. High scorers were: men,, Eric McNee and George Errington. Ladies, Mrs. Chas. McNee and Kathy Helm. - Concert The Christmas concert at S.S. No. 17, West Wawanosh is •next Monday- evening,' • Kicked By Cow Ronald Pentland, who was in the: hospital last winter with a broken leg, \vas kicked by a cow Monday and had the same leg broken. -Sheppard#on SHEPPARDTON.— Thea commun- ity has of Bred congratulations, to.Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Pollock on the . birth of a daughter in Goderieh hospital. Also best wishes have been extended to Mr. arid 'Mrs. Rayrf and Haggitt and family for happiness and prosperity in their new home. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Hor- ton Talmay last week included Mrs. Jean Salkeld of Isham, ,Saskatchewan; Mrs. Amos An- drew and Miss Ethcl-Washington— a of Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rising of Goderich and Mrs. Frank Rising attended the funeral of Mrs. Erb in Listowel on Saturday of last week. —Miss Barbara Foster, nurse -in - training at Victoria Hospital, London, spent last weekend at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. Horton Talmay visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Cardiff and family of Brussels. Ralph Foster with four. other members of the G.D.C.I. School Board,- flew to °Toronto from Sky Harbour to interview the archi- tects • regarding the new addi- tion to the school. ,gd 41111111..10.1 TOP raUu APPLESAUCE TOP YALU PEANUT BUTTER WHITE SWAN BATHROOM TISSUE • AQUA • PINK o YELLOW • WHITE McYITIE & PRICE VARIETIES) ISCUITS PK 8o65.z. to 0 TD4S 39c t4 ems.35 C. WHITE SWAN ,.. PKG. P LINEN FINISH ► N SERVIE, , ES OF 250 e�e;tpt�a AYLMER VEGETABLE OR ° TOMATO SOUP AYLMER VEGETABLES KADANA TEA BAGS PKG.69 c OP 100 MAPLE LEAF MILD Just a few of the gifts you'll receive when you give -her an Automatic Gas Range or Dryer for Christmas 215. 35' Tins You knov) the gifts you always get anyway: five pairs of insufferable socks, a troupe of tatooed ties, at least one unsporting sports shirt, and a pair of pink and purple polka-dot pyjamas... this Christmas, why not get a year -full of gifts you'll really appreciate? Gifts like: Thick, juicy steaks cooked under the smokeless flame broiler of the gas range. Soft, fluffy towels wafted gently dry in the gas dryer. Vegetables still tasty and hot even though you got home from the office two hours late. (They've been 6-1 "Gas Makes the Big Difference." .UNION GAS COMPANY • temperature controlled by the gas range's 'Burner Willi a Brain.')Wash-n•W arshirts. dryand wrinkle - free after just minutes inlhe automatic gas dryer. These are just a few of the gifts you will get when you give her an automatic gas range or dryer for Christmas. But don't breathe a word to your own "Mrs. Claus." Visit your gas appliance dealer, department store or gas cornpanlr'showroom and arrange fot delivery of a new auiib' uratic gas range or dryer. (We might even be able to get it down the chimney.).