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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-01-21, Page 7Holxnesville news 1nternationaiYear Of DisatilettiltiOttie1Or By Blandie Deeves The first meeting for the U.C.W. of Hohnesville was held at the church on January 13. Barbara Bettles and her group were in charge of the program. A welcome and a chuckle opened, the meeting followed by a New Year's poem' read by Dorothy Whitely. The prayer was offered by Phyllis Cox. The theme for the meeting was 1981, the International Year of Disabled Persons. It was pointed out that disabilities may be permanent or temporarily seen or unseen. Each UCW member was asked to name a disability. The months of this year are divided into six study groups and each consist of YOU'LL DO BETTER AT A&P two months. January and February will. look at transportation and ac- cessibility ;.March and April, housing; May, June, 'aids; July and August, recreation and leisure; September and October, employment; November, December, education and prevention. Extracts were read from the January Observer in GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1981—PAGE? 6W0 meeting regard to disabilities. Doris Batkin received the offering and Verna `Lobb played several New Year hymns. The president Jean Ginn was in charge of the business, YOU'LL DO BETTER AT A&P meeting and Mrs. Lobbgave the secretary's report. Each convenor gave her yearly statements. Three delegates Betty Stoner, Irene Cudmore and Mrs. Ginn will be at - ice^; Ilet 1p0litti11 it t' 011011 SUPER BUY! Assorted Flavours MEADOWGOLD ICE CREAM 2 litre carton 9 BUY 4 SAVE 49¢ Tomato 1iPBELL Soup 10 -fl -oz tite Assorted Varieties Incl. Fancy Cream Style Corn, Summer Sweet Peas 14 -fl -oz tin GREEN GIANT Li VEGETABLES You'll do better with DUTCH FOODS from A&P! (Our Regular Price 37c each) (Our Regular Price 1.89) • Assorted Varieties CLARK STEWS 24 -fl -oz tin SAVE 50c 1 39 You'll do better with FROZEN FOODS from A&P! (Our Regular Price 2.59) (Our Regular Price 85c) -SAVE lac Mild or Spiced SAVE 20c Assortec, Cuts 2 -Ib pkg GOUDA 39 A&P FROZEN CHEESE FRENCH FRIES 695/ ASSORTED VARIETIES 50 g ENVELOPE DRESSED Honig Soup Mixes 59¢ Frozen Whitefish Ib99¢ BLUE WATER, FROZEN, HADDOCK ASSORTED VARIETIES Elite Wafers 60 g pkg 3f-8951 HiIIe Rusk HILLS, SHORTCAKE Speculaas SPA (SPARKLING MINERAL WATER 1 Titre btl 1.09) Mineral Water 1.5litre b►179¢ 110 g pkg 69¢ 14 -oz pkg 1.39 Chocolate 1/2 Moons or Apple Turnovers VACHON CAKES pkg of 6 139EI I ■ 40 (Our Regular Price 1.79 Fish & Chips 10ozpkg 99¢ HIGHLINER, FROZEN 16-0Z PKG Mackerel Fillets 99 RHODES, FROZEN Bread Dough FROZEN, BOSTON BLUE Fish Fillets (Our Regular Price 1.75) Assorted Varieties ROMI PASTAS 1 -kg pkg iii926c KRAFT 'SPIRALS' 80-0Z PKG OF 5 LOAVES 2.29 lb gg¢ MANDARIN ORANGES tin (Our Regular Price 51c each) Buy 3 — SAVE 64t Macaroni & Cheese Dinner FRIT° LAY'S, ASSORTED VARIETIES Potato Chips 200 g pkg 9,1 WITH PORK OR IN TOMATO SAUCE 200g pkg gg¢ Clark Beans TOMATO,.32-FL-OZ BOTTLE P?OCESS CHEESE 14 fl oz tin 59f/ 300 g PKG Ann age Ketchup 1.49 Kraft Velveeta 2.49 "BIG VALUE" - _. ._ 600 g PKG BURNS 63/4•oZ TIN McCormick's Cookies 1.89 Tenderflaked Chicken 1.4g YOU'LL DO BETTER AT A&P 1111111111111111111111111111111111111 YOU'LL DO BETTER AT A&P t with Supermarket prices Cut from Canada's Finest Grade "A" Beef SAVE7OIb � Blade, Chuck Short Rib or Shoulder BONELESS BEEF ROASTS 1 (Our Regular Price lb 2.69) SAVE 80r/.11VSAVE Excellent for Braising BLADE STEAKS (Our Regular Price Ib 2.59) FIRST 5 RIBS ( Our Regular Price Ib 3.19 — SAVE 20c Ib) Prime Rib Roast1b299 FRESH, MEDIUM ( Our Regular Price Ib 2.49 — SAVE 50c Ib) 99 r�und BIb BONELESS CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'A' BEEF SHOULDER CUT (STRIP OR CUBED LA 2.39) Cross Rib Roast 1b2.29 Stewing Beef 162.19 APPROXIMATELY 50% MEDIUM GROUND BEEF & 50% GROUND PORK Ground Meat Combination 111.59 Fresh — BONELESS, LEGOF PORK 161 89 (Our Reg. Price 2.59) SAVE 70c Breakfast BURNS SAUSAGES SAVE Ib - 20c (Our Reg. Price 1.59)' A&P Side Bacon PREVIOUSLY FROZEN, SLICED Beef Liver MAPLE LEAF, REGULAR OR BEEF Wieners 1 -Ib vac TOWN CLUB SWEET PICKLED Cottage Rolls MAPLE LEAF, SLICED, REGULAR, THICK HINT OF MAPLE Side Bacon Burns Pride of Canada Sliced Regular or Thick SWIFT PREMIUM, SLICED 500 g vac pac 1b995i Cooked Ham SWIFT PREMIUM, SLICED pac1.79 Bologna 1.6 9. 175 g VAC PAC 1.49 500 g vac pac 1.89 VAC PAC SWIFT PREMIUM, BROWN & SERVE, REGULAR OR BEEF Ib 1.69 Sausages 2509 Pkg1.59 OR SWIFT PREMIUM, READY -TO -SERVE, 500 g VAC PAC BONELESS, DINNER STYLE 1.99 Ha m.s Sugar Plum 162.59 (Our Regular Price Ib 1.39) Bologna SAVE 40c Ib vac pac 'b featured its Stores with Deli Shop r PIIIERS 'BALDERSON, PLAIN, CARAWA'Y OR 60% CREAMY Polish Sausage Ib 1.99anish Havarti 163.19 Brandt, Vienna Salami Sausage, Bearwurst Sausage, Coarse Bavarian Style Meat Loaf, Jagdwurst, Blood & Tongue BALDERSON, MILD DUTCH Cold Cuts • 2.79 Gouda Cheese 1b3.2.9 itv ill b311311 oa nn 1� ' 113113 0 1" 0 rnw m —I d'9V lV NUM Oa 11 flOA tending the Huron -Perch Presbyterial meeting - on January 26 at the Brucefield United Church. A `verse wasead by Barbara Betties befre lunch was served. News and notes The_LICYii ladies were busy this past week serving lunch to family and friends of the late Ja rues Young. A very sUccessfial card party was held by the. Goderich Township WI tact Thursday. The winners were: men's high, Jim Mair; -- men's low,. Will Porter; ladies' high, Pearl Hut- Chings "ladies' lT w, Genie Feagan; lone hane1R, 'Bruce McClinchey; lucky cup, Arlie Lochart. There were Ti'tables playing and lunch was served by the group in' age... — Mr. and 1G)rs.--Vin Niaar are ,vacationing in the Barbados. The new Township Hall was nicely decorated for the first Clinton Figure Slating Club dance which was a sell out. The music was supplied by "Whiskey. Jack" which everyone enjoYed dancing tn.:.The!adie.S. of tha, ehth.. served lunch at the con- clusion of the evening. Congratulations go to Y>cacy Norman and Cindy Cook, winners in the Clinton Figure Skating Chub, coin - petition held on Sunday. , During Holmesville's Worship Hour last Sunday, Rev. Scott, showed the 'children a brick and.he told them every life needs, a firm -foundation. This we find .in Sunday and church. Carmen Tebbutt and Tom . Lobb received the offering and Rev. Scott talked about building and being a builder, Note Anyone needing help cari Joanne Walker - This Sunday the Armual meeting, will be held. Lochalsh news BY MARION McCHARLES Finlay MacLennan is a patient in Victoria Hospital in London. Mrs. Lorne MacDonald is a patient in hospital in Kincardine. Many from. this area don- ated to the tel-a-thon for Participation Lodge for the handicapped to be built near Holland Centre. Margaret MacLeod is spending the winter in Tor- onto, •Donald MacLennanvis- iting his mother. Mrs. mile MacLennan. Visitin David -MacDonald was his young grandson of Goderich. Master Scott Martyn of Ripley visited recently with Mr. and Mrs_ Ewan -Mac- Lean. Mrs. Duncan Farrish of Goderich visited in the com- munity during the past week. She demonstrates and sells makeup and holds parties at private homes. Mrs. Gordon Finlayson was hostess. The W.M.S. meeting of Ashfield Presbyterian Church was herd on Thurs- day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jean West. Mrs. K. Nugent and Mrs. Gordon Finlayson had charge and int'ruced the new study book. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Mc - Charles hosted the Huron - Bruce Arts and Crafts Inc.. sponsors of the Ripley Craft Show to a pot luck dinner tin Saturday evening . The an- tiques and craft show and sale will he• held on July 24 and 25 in the Ripley Com- munity Centre. New mem- bers added to the ten found- ing committee members are Mr: and Mrs. Bob Markham and Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Milne. The Ripley Lions Club have promised full support and help as the show has grown to such proportions. . The ten members who at- tended the dinner were am ong the first to phone their pledge of one hundred dol- lars to ' the Participation Lodge tel-a•thcin and chal- lenged other groups to do the same. Many letters wanting space at the show were opened and space allocated. Enquiry lftterS were answer- ed and plan's were tttade for new ideas and equipment to better handle the show.'