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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-06-30, Page 1141 MRS. "JAMES ' BONE Mrs. James Bone, of 16 •Brit- ann'ia r)ad E., who celebrated t last Thuy sday in Alexa e d 6, dice her 91st birthday Jur) Alexandra Mar- oderich and District Obituariet. ine and Geperal Hospital.' land. She came to Canada at 15 and lived in Winghata, until gains to Burlington, Vt., where She was married in 1897. Mr. Brine died in °1920. Ir6, Bone lived in Belgrave. lana al 1934 -and Nile until 1940 w n sloe came to Goderich. She was a member of First Baptist Church. ,Mrs. Bone is survived by three dau'ghtei,s, Mis. Robert (Laura) Foreier, San Marino, Cal.; Mrs. Thomas (May) Keough, Isling- ton; .Mrs. Gertrude Lucas, Royal Oak, Mich.; three sons, Lewis, Nile, 111. : Clark Cleland, Detroit and Walter. Victoria, B.C., and a brother George, of Wyoming. A fun^.ra1 was conducted Sat- urday by Rev. H. de Vries at the Stiles funeral home. Burial was in V4'ingham cemetery. Pallbearers were Jothn Bone, Ronald MacDonald, both of De- troit. Kitchener Finnigan, Wil- liam Chase, Paul Howe, Phillip Main, all of Goderich: Mrs. Bone was the formed Hannah Hearne, a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Sallies Hearne,, of County Arnagh, Ire- Hullett Township Public School Area Board APPLICATIONS Applications will be received by the Hullett Township Public School Area Board for the position of Caretaker for the new Hullett Township Central School in Londes- boro. Duties will consist of keeping school clean and normal maintenance. Outside landscaped areas will be maintained and in the winter, snow will be kept clear of the bus loading, platform and entrances to the school. The salary offered is $3,800 per annum to be paid monthly instalments. Applicatoins must be received Saturday, July 2, 1966 at 6:00 o'clock P,M., and mist clearly marked as to contents. Arty application not necessarily accepted. HARRY F. TEBBUTT, Secretary -Treasurer, R.R. 1, Londesboro, Ontario. in. by be GLENGARRY MACD INA.LDD A native of Goderieh Town. ship, Glengarry MacDonald, 84,' died June 22 in Detroit. Ile w, -the 6011 Of the late Iaretea MacDonald and Filen. Mac- Dougall. He attended Goderich- high school, and the Goderich model school. In' two successive years he was on, the G.D.C.T. football team which won't* Hough Cup, twice. He taught in the public school in the Teeswater, area and -at the end of one year went to Detroit and became a salesman. .He took a holiday in 1908 in San Francisco shortly after the earthquake of 1907, and the memories of the havoc there were appalling. Returning to Detroit in the early days of Ford Motor, he became an employee and con- tinued 19 years there. Mrs. MacDonald, the former ;Margaret Inez Campbell, passed N C E SATURDAY, JULY 2 MAITLAND COU NTRY CLUB DANCING 9 'TILL 1 PRIZES -- LUNCH Dance To The BLUETONES away in Detroit 3 years ago. He became a mason in 1912 and %YU a •niember.of - Palmer Para Presbyterian Chumh. The,funeral was conducted by Rev, Maynard Smith o -Highland' Paz* Presbyterian Church at Harper - Mulligan Funeral Hom .: Burial was in Cranberry, Penna. Surviving are his son James C. of Toledo; daughter. (Jean) Mrs. Bex Trimble; 'a . brother Colin, and, sister (Alda) Mrs. Wm J. Gray of Goderich Town- ship. MRS. FRANK PICOT Mrs. Frank .Picot, 74, of Gode- rich Township, died June 17 in Clinton Public Hospital. Mrs. Picot • was the former Frances Eleanor Weston, daugh- ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Walter Weston- of Goderieh Township. Mr. Picot, whom she married in 1910, died in 1954. She Ls survived by two daugh- ters, Mrs. Vera Pollock, Des Moines, Iowa, and ,Mgrs. Merrill' (Lillian) Switzer, Goderich Town- ship and a sister, Mrs. Allen (Annie) Betties, Goderich, Town- ship. Rev. W. J. Maines officiated. at a funeral at the Beattie Funeral Home, Clinton, June. 19 and burial was in Bayfield Cemetery. Pallbearers were James Moir, William - " Landsborough, Alvin Betties, Grant, Doug and Fraser Stirling, and flower bearers were George Gare and Garnet Picot and David Switzer. What uali�y n. Beef oes A&P Sell? CANNED HAM 11/2 ESSEX 1,6g WIENERS = LB. PACKAGE 99c SUPER -RIGHT QUALITY, READY TO SERVE, SMOKED That's a fair question. And an easy ane to answer. - A&P sells only Canada's finest, Red Brand Beef. But that's not the whole story. This is important! • A&P buys only Red Brand Beef that meets -our high "Super -Right'; Quality. specifications. Some beef labelled Red Brand -just isn't good enough to be celled "Super -Right." 'You see we're very fussy about the meat we label "Super -Right. Are "Super -Right" Meats a" good reason for shopping A&P? They're one of many! r .GUARANTEE :OUR OWNSUPER-RIIGI1T BRAND GRADE A OVeNI READY VAC PAC FG 4r. (ENTRE POTS or STEAKS FULL CUT HALF HAMS — NO ALF Ib 5 9` CENTRE SLICES REMOVED BUTT HALE .Jb,69c WH LE HA S 14 to 16 lbs A& LB Double your money back if you are not satisfied with your Super -Right. Brand Turkeys — (sales slip or label necessary for refund). 5 to 104.11 AVERAGE Ib WEIGHT' Fresh Fruits and Vegetab1es`. A&P Food Stores will be OPEN .FRIDAY July 1st for your shopping con3enience. Open Thursday & Friday Until 9 p.rn. CALIFORNIA, LARGE, LUSCIOUS, NECTARINES YELLOW, FREESTONE, No. 1 GRADE DOZEN 5 Fine -Quality Groceries! WHITE or COLOURED r FEATURE PRICE! Facial Tissue pkgs of 400 9 SC SCOTTIES 3 CASHMERE Reg. Price pkg 49c 4-- SAVE 10e pkg of 4 rolls 3 TOILET TISSUE LUNCHEON MEAT Rog. Price tin 61c — SAVE 6o CANNED KAM 12 -oz tin ssc POWDERED Rog. Price box $1.29 -- SAVE 10o Sale DETERGENT king size box 1.1 9 A&P BRAND (PREPRICED) SAVE 100 1®_o,jar1.29 START..(OFEEIN iF J�� ONTARIO GROWN, HOTHOUSE, - -.TOMATOES LARGE, SLICERS, Np. 1 GRADE POUND3 t se - JANE JANE PARKER, SLICEQ, WHITE ,READ JANE PARKER PIE Reg. Price loaf 24c — SAVE 7c 24 -oz loaves c Reg. Price each'59c -- SAVE 33c full 8 inch 24 -oz pies Tar oRrAT AttANIV & Kw isc TEA COWAN? CTD. FOOD STORES Alt Prices In This • Ad Guaranteed Through Saturday, July 2, 1966. Oj The Goderich Sigttiial-Star, ThurscAyy Jut ° $O, 1 Rev. and Mrs. Gilbert Gomm, residents of Maitland Manor", cele- brated their 65th wedding anniversary.,there on Monday. They, were visited by friends and relatives. Gomms Married 65 Years Rev. and Mrs. Gilbert Gomm celebrated their • 65th wedding anniversary Monday at Mait- land Manor Nursing Home, where they" Gave both resided since its opening. They were married in Oxford England on June 27. 1901. Com- ing to- Canada in 1902. they settled in Hamilton. Later Mr. Gomm entered the ministry and studied at Knox College, 'Toronto. In 1912 he %VAS -ordained at Erskine Church, Dungannon, where he served for six years. He a1s;, served pastorates at BlackstacK, Pine River, Rothsay, Hagersv:lle and Chalme-r.s Church, m Kincardine Town- ship. They retirw in Kincardine but later moved to Beamsville to the United Church cottages for retired ministers at ' "Al- bright Gorden:," The couple have three child- ren, Norman Gornm of Stratford, 1nrrg:`F'r&li'k`•Moro thy)' Turner of Stoney Gree:, ;and Mrs. R., A. YNora) McCosh, Goderich. OR COTTAGE It's cool now in your basement so why not fix up your recreation !Tiepin. This panelling is so ideal for your cottage bedrooms, living rooms or sunrooms lor just any room in the cottage. 4'x8'SHEETS 4.65 FOR AS LITTLE AS Mr and Mt':s, W. A.' McGuire Miss Sharps .MacDonald, wiza is a graduate of, Goder1 Bust- ness College,- has , accepted posit on 's bookkeeper at Peter- ratan Product;, Company, Lon, don. . • were guests of the iViclugan Food Growers Association on Wednesday lune 22, and tour- ed the various •food orchards. After the tour theywere enter- tained at buffet supper. Mr. George Morley flew to Trail,, B.C.; to attend the funeral Of his grandmother, Mrs. Char- lotte Temple, who passed away in her ..95th year. ::_ 0 . Guest, at the home of Mr. and Mr:': Percy Riley -on Sunday were thc.r son Kenneth of Lon- don; Miss Gloria Cuffe, London, also Reverend and Mrs. Hugh Wilson of Exeter. Hans• Joachim Edler of Ham- burg, Germany, has come to Canada to take up' residence with hi, grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Arnold Colclough, Clinton. • Mr. an 1 Mrs. D. W. Patterson of Grand Prairie, Alberta, and Mrs. Shackleton of Toronto are in Goderich this week visiting friends end relatives. Mr. and Mrs: Arthur Doak, Phyllis, Larry and Sherry of Sharbot Lake are in town visit- ing with the former's sisters, Mrs. L. Bloomfield and 'Mrs. -]Ross C`tnunine Mr;. Mamie Sutcliffe enter- tained Rev. and Mrs. Hugh Wil- son..at a going away dinher at the Tiger. Duolop Inn. Guests included Mis., Anna Moser, -'Mr. arid Mrs. Gordon Sutcliffe, Joan- ne and Karer. of Wingliam. . Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tigert, 192 Marl- street Goderich, cele= a 0 _! Mips 'it'"arion. Bissett has ,ioih-'. edthe. oiace Staff of I ltfieldn IVacicay V. Co Ltd., 'Toronto. Miss .Bissett is a Oaduate a Goderich Business -college,. :s. :, Mr. and Mrs. William Mooren Goderich, were surprised ,on Sats urday evnnin„ by a family din- ner a t rigor . Dunlop Inn,, % .i honoa of their twentyf'ifth wed ding anniversary. ,They. were recipients of a sterling silver .eream and sugar set and a pair ,pf blankets. - • Mrs: Wiliia'n Doak and -Mr. Elwyn Doak attended. the bap- tismal rervice at Seaforth Ang- lican n't-lican Church oh•Sunday for Deb- bie Lyne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dinsmore (Shirley WilkinsNi). Also attending from Goderich were Mr. ,and Mrs. James Wilkinson; David and Billy, and "Miss Mary Etue and • Miss Pa; Hal:. Rev. Donaldson performed the ceremony and he and Mrs. Donaldson ytrer^ guests at tie dinner which fol- lowed. j Mrs. Mary Hesselwood . and daughter, Eileen, of London. , visited with Mrs. William Doa': last week. Cheese butter is as delightfr' as it sounds. Combine 14 pound bujtter, • softened, and desired amount of grated, sharp cheese • such es Parn'esan or Roman It's` perfect for spreading. on., hrated 1 heir 35th wedding en- French or other crisp, crusted niversary, Jure 27; 1966. ibreads. Cottage FIREPLACES 159.00'— 6130 42.50 HAMMOCKS These are reversible hammocks and of first quality vinw,l. They have "V': ends and the frame is of 11-k" tubulzr steel. A quality item .that will last for years. ry .. PICNIC TABLES • Cedar picnic tables that are sturdyandwell designed for many years of outdoor living. See them on display. 8-29.00, 727.006-25 oo LAWN UMBRELLAS These are first quality lawn umbrellas and oh so very colorful. They are practical and will add color to your outdoor living. 25.80 - 30.00 - 45.00 . 56.00 AIR-CONDITIONED SHOWROOM Visit our modern, air-conditioned showroom for the best in building materials and summer outdoor living supplies. rn DIVISION cat GODERICH MANUFACTURING (SALES) LIMITED �!�'►�1�1',�Iaulllal111GlII�II��!q�l��.�� , GODERICH, ONT. ts