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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-10-20, Page 371 GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1982—PAGE 1M WEST CANE EXTRA FINE WHITE GRANULATED OUR REG. 179 HALLOWEEN HOSTESS POTATO PICIL. CH ips 2247 OUR REG. 2.49 9 MOUNTAIN DEW REGULAR OR DIET PEPSI COLA 75OmL 39# BOTTLE PLUS DEP. UNIVERSAL RED SOCKEYE SAVE \ NOW OUR REG. McNAIR 193 MeNAIR PIECES OR CHOPPED SEEDLESS SULTANA OtIR REG. 325 SALMON WALNUTS RAISINS GRANNY'S POPULAR OUR REG. 1.89 BUTTER TARTS PKG. OF 10 • SPECIAL! GENERAL MILLS CHEERIOS 4.205.g 169 8 VARIETIES McCORMICKS COOKIES • 4IrGg. 1159 SPECIAL! CHEF BRAND FOIL WRAP 5012FT. 1 79 . ROLL SPECIAL! MOUTHWASH LISTERMINT 750 3 -mL • 19 LIMARA 3 VARIETIES SPRAY DEODORANT 1.99 100 mL 200g ZEHRS "A" GRADE LARGE OUR REG. EGGS 1.21 DOZ. ALL PURPOSE ROBIN HOOD 10kgFLO UR 22 509 OUR REG. 10.69 lbs. 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PIZZAS 350g29 OR 360 g 2„ HAVARTI OR MOZZARELLA BADEN •CHEESE 1.0 , P,K G COUNTRY OVEN IN, STsfarrY COUNTRY OVEN FRESH 4161111, ENGLISH MUFFINS Doz; 1,19 DELICIOUSLY FRESH •ALMOND DANISH PKG OF 4 1.29 affMMEeERIMEffiemmSVPB BROWN SUGAR COFFEE CAKE 16 OZ SIZE FRESH COUNTRY OVEN CHERRY STRUDEL 16 OZ 1.09 "59 ZEHRS OFFER YOU "SPOOKTACULAR" IN ALL STORES DURING OCTOBER BE SURE TO BUY WINTARIO, PROVINCIAL OR SUPER LOTO AT YOUR LOCAL ZEHRS MARKET SAVE & FLY '5.00 TRAVEL COUPONS COMPLETE DETAILS AT ALL ZEHRS MARKETS GET ONE FREE WITH '50.00 ORDER AT ZEHRS Round 'in About with Martha Martha Rathburn . Monday morning is. look- ing dull and rainy but I don't mind. I'm still vibrating from that beautiful presenta- tion of 'The Desert Song' so many of us enjoyed Sunday night at the G.D.C.I. auditorium. The voices, the acting, the scenery - even the camel - were outstanding - and those beautiful old songs - you could hear the humming from the audience as they were being sung. I know that everyone was as thrilled as 1. I have loved those songs for so many years - there has never been any to replace them or make me forget • them. (Too) many years ago I had seen the movie . and I remember ,the lovely voices of that time. Only beautiful • voices can do justice to that kind of music. And — I believe it was therapeutic - my aches and pains seem to have disap- U:two nice people who willHow about THAT! I will be happy to hear about it anyway. . Since my comments about the Little Lakes, I have been back twice to gaze at them and take more pictures. But you can't capture what you see with a camera. It doesn't have a mind — or an im- agination that goes with it — a true recording of what you see. Don't argue with me. What one needs is SKILL to interpret what you see. Sometimes I think I don't have any! Anyway - I was_happy to see that there LS a spot for a couple of cars to pull off for a few Minutes and farther on a place where you might sit for a while and enjoy the quiet noise of nature. A QUIET SPOT '- something we need badly in this day and age. A place where you can relax - fall apart - and put yourself back together again and go away feeling fresh and whole again. Thank you, fellows, for your thoughtfulness. We will enjoy Mother Nature's backyard and not abuse it. • And woe betide the bum who • leaves garbage and damage around there! Sometimes, on your way, drive slowly, as there are many interesting things you may miss — (I usually miss the turn!). Thee are some very pretty farms along the way. One nice littleilouse,__ itff some Or the ginger- bread of its day smiles at you as you pass. I try to remember where it is and • slow up and enjoy it. Then there's • thelittle house on the top of the hill. It is hidden by large trees now but you look down the driveway and see the barns are over the hill at a much lower level. The man who built that house knew what he wanted. He had a viewuf • the Maitland River Valley that is just priceless. And he KNEW it. He could look out • of ANY window and see the beautiful countryside - what a pleasure it must have been. Of course, he must have had strong legs to go up and. down so many times to his barns and his work - but I'll bet he didn't complain. I would like to have known him. Can someone tell me about him? Please? This Thufsday,.0dOber the Little Theatre box office opens in Mr. Reg Bell's front-- office. There are quite a few.. . wh6 ' do not have their mbeihip CardS, hOPe they will go into the.. box.of- fire for them this time. With. all the happerkrgs, it has been impossible to contact all of the members. The first performance of "The Cactus Flower°' with Anna Melski as, director goes on the boards Thursday, October 28 and Friday, October 29, then November 4, 5 and 6. It is a great play and I know you will enjoy it and enjoy meeting a number of new players - new faces on the G.L.T. roster. So, it now looks like a nice day - Monday so I hope you enjoyed it. Love, Martha.