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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-04-22, Page 25THOMAS J. TROYAN, B.A., Lt. B. IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT ERIC A. FINCHER, B.A., M.B.A., LL. B. HAS JOINED HIM IN THE PRACTICE OF LAW UNDER THE FIRM NAME OF TROYAN AND FINCHER BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS 1 NELSON STREET, EAST GODERICH 524®2474 WOMEN'S SLOW PITCH Any new eteembers Interested In playing wanton's slow pitch for the 'upcoming season, please leave name and phone num- ber at the Recreation Office by April 24, 1,N1. Phone 524-2125 Your authorized Dealer for... ARCTIC CAT SNOWMOBILES SUZUKI MOTORCYCLES HONDA MOTORCYCLES . Y �iaI. VARNA, ONT. um za GULUSt (HWY. #4, NORTH OF HENSALLL, LOOK FOR THE SIGNS) 262-3318 or 262-5809 Veterans honored at Vimy banquet Fifteen World War I veterans were the honored guests at the annual Vimy dinner of Goderich Legion Branch 109 this year. The veterans are, back row, left to right, Sam Anderson, Gordon Jamieson, Joe. Snider, Howard Robertson, Jack Tock and Bill Riseborough; front row, left to right, Vimy veteran Jack McLaren, Vimy veteran Clarence MacDonald, Vimy veteran Dick Cor- nish, Lewis Taylor, Vimy veteran Jim Vitty and Vimy veteran George Ingles; and front, Orah Crawford. Absent for photo were Bill Mugford and Archie Wilkin. (Photo by John MacDonald ) TIDE LAUNDRY DETERGENT 6 LITRE 3.4 Kg. SINGLE THIN BLACK DIAMOND CHEESE SLICES 500 g. PKG. ENRICHED WHITE CRACKED WHEAT OR 60% WHOLE WHEAT ZEHRS FRESH BREAD KLEENEX -5 COLOURS FAC IA.L TISSUES PACKAGE OF 200 1/2 PRICE PHOTOFINISHING SPECIAL PLAN NO. 1 ONE SET OF. PRINTS PLAN NO.'2 TWO SETS OF PRINTS PRICES SHOIAill ARE HALF REGULAR PRICE CANADA PACKER. YORK FANCY PEAS, CREAM CORN, CUT GREEN OR WAX BEANS VEGETABLES 14 FL, 02 TINS COLOUR NEGATIVE -FILM C110.& 126 12 EXPOSURE 0110 & 126 20 EXPOSURE C 110 24 EXPOSURE C 135 24 EXPOSURE C 135 36 EXPOSURE PLAN 1 ,Z.33 '30 '3.$4 '4.56 '6.46 PLAN 2 'Z P3 14Zf 'S.O4 '5.73 '7.!$ MACARONI I & CHEESE' 3. PKGS.' TOMATO OR VEGETABLE CAMPBELLS SOUPS 10 FL, OZ. TINS 041 PROCESS ONLY LUSTRE OR 0,LOSSY a FINISH BEEF. CHICKEN OR TURKEY � p►1.� SWANSON FROZEN s SAEG DINNERS T S Z ?a89' MAPLE LEAF FLAKES of CHICKEN. 6.5 oz. TIN 159 BATH SIZE DIAL BAR SOAP 390 g. PKG. OF 3 179 MAPLE .LEAF FLAKES OF TURKEY 104 g TIN 139 MOIST PREPARED YORK FROZEN FRENCH CUT ZIP DOG FOOD,, f,2 2 A 89v GREEN BEANS To), 59' 011 YORK FRO2EN CHEON MEAT12 oz 1.49' BRUSSEL SPROUTS 10° 73# E LEAF 1 5 LR $3.79 PURE 3 LB_ $2.59 CANNED HAM # TOTAL DIET WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES TO REASONABLE WEEKLY FAMILY Zj5 REOUIREME NTS DOG FOOD 2 Kg APPLE OR ORANGE C PLUS DRINKS TINS FOR BOUTIQUE PRINTED WHITE OR YELLOW $1.39 �owE s 2 ROLL PKG 1.29 48 FL OZ TIN STRAWBERRY 011 RASPBERRY ZEHRS 79,,' JAMS 750 mi 1•S9 LEAVER CHOICE SLICED 10 TINOZ MUSHROOMS rTHE REAL ONE HELLIONS MAYONNAISE 99' LARGE SIZE 3 LITRE BRAVO ; SALAD OIL 3.89 BLUEWATER CRUNCHY FISH PORTIONS 12 0, 2.49 REGULAR, OILY OR DRY VO -5 SHAMPOO 4S�ZE1 "99 2.59 SWEET MIXED or BABY DILLS McLARENS PICKLES 24 oz 99° PRODUCE OF U.S.A. CANADA NO. 1 GRADE CALIFORNIA FINEST FRESH HEAD LETTUCE 750 Enl. BOTTLES SPRITE OR COCA•COLA PLUS DEPOSIT ZEHRS AFLAVOURS ICE CREAM *f 79 2 LITRE WESTON REGULAR OF ENGLISH MUFFINS PKGB ' # MR. BCLOWN169 1 9 LITRE NEILSONSSTICKSORANGE JUICE OR CT NE AOMF ICES .09 COUNTRY KITCHEN • WHIPPED BUTTER s%49 OELSEY 3 COLOURS HIII BATHROOM TISSUE $1.59 ASSORTED PASTAS 15 of 79 3 VARIETIES CATELLI PASTAS' Ky 119 CHEF BOY -AR -DEE TOMATO SAUCE 78 WI IF" CATELLI FOR SPAGHETTI CATELLI R SPAGHETTI MEAT DSAUCE 28 1.29 MONARCH ASSORTED VARIETIES COATING MIX NEILSONS ASSORTED FAMILY BARS ROUTINE PRTNTEO 6 •.' 89' 69' KLEENEX NAPKINS 9? *44 'ze l,.Ar t le ua al guy is ONTARIO GROWN TINDER BUN SPROUTS DRY STYLE CANADIAN MADE CHINESE NOODLES Ir, 49° 119 PRODUCE OF CANADA TU FU (SOYA PROTEIN) PROD OF FLORIDA 500 gr ENDIVE OR ESCAROLE ea 59' CANADA FANCY DUALITY RED s1 0 PROD OF NTIO Ib SIM; OWHITARE MUSHROOMS $1.79 PRODUCE OF CH11E CANADA FANCY BRANNY SMITH APPLES Ib 88 PRODUCE OF U S A FLORIDA VINE RIPE TOMATOES Ib SENIOR CUSTOMERS ENJOY 5% DISCOUNT AT ZEHRS WEDNESDAYS FRESH BAKED DINNER ROLLS DOZEN 9'. 100% WHOLE WHEAT 60"' WHOLE WHEAT OR 69' CRACKED WHEAT BREAD 24.2 -40 GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR Vwmmmuaoorn Ato4e 22 19®1 --PAGE 7A At the annual Vimy dinner of Goderich Legion Branch 109 this year, Vimy dinner chairman comrade Ray Barker (right), presented to Vimy veteran Jack McLaren, a framed com- posite picture of four oil paintings which Comrade McLaren painted and donated to the Branch several years ago. Looking on is second vice-president Claire. Bedard who framed the picture. (Photo by John MacDonald ) WE ARE PLEASED TO 'SERVE YOU' iNt fERICH•HURI Hwy. Mc. 8 OPEN- WED.,, OUR MA,H;ANGER f5 RAY HURID HUS' - FRIENINGS ,G New member initiated into Legion Auxiliary, BY CAROLYN HOLBURN Fifty-one .members :.were present at the April 14 general meeting of . the Legion Ladies' Auxiliary with one new member, Mrs. Wanda Frydrych, ,being in- itiated. • Tag Day plans for June 12 and -13 were finalized with Comrade Marion Hayes con- vening the event this year. Congratulations and thanks were extended to the Coloar Party which represented the Legion so adeptly in Bay City last mon- th. Thanks were also given to the many ladies who helped at the recent Vimy banquet held on April 11. The Goderich Branch was visited by a bus load of com- rades from Lambeth Branch 501 on April 11 and were welcomed by many of the local Branch and- Auxiliary members, including Eleanor Worsell (Branch Sports Of- ficer) and Peg Wood (Aux- iliary Sports Officer) who were rejects from the Easter Parade the previous even- ing. All kidding aside, these ladies were terrific. Plans are well underway for the installation of new of- ficers and the dance to follow on May 23. All members are urged to attend. During the course of the meeting, $10 was donated to the Canadian Red Crass; $25 to the Goderich and District Association for the Mentally Retarded and $5 was pledged to each Auxiliary member who rides in the upcoming bike-a-thon. The various Committee Reports we$e given with Comrade Faye Sheardown indicating_ that. she , had remembered 13 Branch members, one Auxiliary member and one child of an Auxiliary member with flowers and cards as well as with visits during their re- cent illnesses. • Sports Officer Peg Wood gave a detailed report of the successful invitational bowl- ing tournament held on March 28. Comrade .Doe • Queen, who now lives in Richmond Hill, but was in- strumental in getting this tournament underway originally, threw the first ball of the tournament (and got a strike). Comrade Doe was the guest of Faye Shear - down for a few days and returned to Goderich for the purpose of attending the tournament. The team of Jean Elliott, Sharon Scruton, Karen Draper and Bunny LeBlanc will represent the Auxiliary at the regional cribbage tournament to be held in Stratford on April 25. Three teams competed in the regional euchre tourna- ment in St. Marys on April 4; however, only the team of Myrtle Good, Rose Hill, Vera Chambers and Lu Watson fared well. Fifteen members are celebrating birthdays this month, including Comrade Ruth Taman who will be 80 years young and Comrade Mabel Cummings who will be 71. Eight members will be celebrating anniversaries, five of which are over 35 years. The mystery prize was won by Esther Blackwell and the attendance draw by Heidi Beadle. .... . Zone C-1 Commander Mona Davis was introduced. to the meeting by President Sharon Seddon. ton. Comrade Mona pointed out that the Goderich Auxiliary has the largest .number of members in the Zone with 197 and as such, a great deal of. business had to he dealt with at each executive general meeting. She stressed the importance of each member supporting.her local and pro- vincial executives since they put a great deal of time and thought into every decision that is finally passed on to the membership. Auxiliary members were reminded' that veterans are a special breed of men and that . in the haste to` grow, they should not forget why they • are members or what price many of them had to pay to be members of this great organization. Comrade Mona pointed out "that the Legion is not a social club and all members are here to serve our'veterarIS and the dependents of those who served so well for us." Her closing remark "that friend- ship is akin to loving your neighbour" should give many something to think about. At the conclusion of her speech, President Scruton presented Comrade Mona with a small gift of apprecia- tion and a beautiful luncheon prepared by Comrade Laurie Glazier and her helpers was served.