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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-06-08, Page 29„ •-•-•• . ' s. • • '•••-• ' 750 mL :°--, BOTTLES • : •••• - • PLUS PER BOTTLE DEPOSIT 30tC FRUIT PUNCH, GRAPE, ORANGE WILD BERRY OR APPLE ALLENS SUPER ••-•:•••• WITH PORK, WITH PORK & MOLASSES OR IN TOMATO SAUCE LIBBYS DEEP BEANS 14 0z. TINS FOR .d? / KN.sP • •C„. ' KENT BRAND 'FROZEN CONCENTRATED REG. 1.85 DIMPFLMEIER'S APPLE STRUDEL 1/2 REG PRICE 12 OZ. EACH NEILSONS ORANGE JUICE STICKS OR DREAMSICLES v Imo% WHOLE wow to wow a 24 oz. LOAF ............. HAMBURG OR HOT DOG ROLLSPKG. OF 8 6 ;ESHLY IA; CREAM PIE .. t • KELLOGGS DELICIOUS BRAN FLAKES & FRUIT5001 9 9 NABOB 3 GRINDS TRADITION COFFEE 369 g SPRITE, SUGAR FREE SPRITE, SUGAR FREE TAIL DIET COKE OR REGULAR COCk.COLA CASE OF 24 - 10 oz. TINS NABOB DECAFFEINATED 2 GRINDS TRADITION COFFEE 369 g YORK EXTRA. CRUNCHY OR EX. SMOOTHY PEANUT BUTTER 500. 2.79 £99 3.69 1.89• 1.19 2.99 1.19 • V4 BRAND VEGETABLE JUICE 48 oz. GLAD "THE STRONG ONES" GARBAGE BAGS 20's FOR YOUR PRESERVING CERTO LIQUID 170 mL FOR FRUIT PRESERVING CERTO CRYSTALS 57 g 59# • • , GorSMCOSIPttatalkai WIIDMSMUNE84/11D-*PAGEOA Helpfui .ealth unit hints „ The Hato CallatY Health Unit wolflike to offer some • illendly advice to all those e'Who ai conSidering uying, renovating or enlarging an existing pro.' petty or constructing a new building for use by the public. Example: food premises, beauty or barber shops, public halls etc. Ask at your local health wit as to What would be re- quired to enable you to com mence business and serve or supply the public in your particular type of business. Most businesses are sub- ject to some form of regula- tion, particularly those establislunents providing food and personal service to thepublic. Contacting the health unit prior to buying, renovating, or expandhig a business could save you money, time and stress. Be sure that your plans meet the requirements under the various regula- tions pertinent to your type of business. For advice, please call In- spection Division, Huron - view Office, Highway 4, just south of Clinton at 482-3416,. 4;\k, ,1" :;:''‘' N'i:,..1,•$0. • \ . b At& FRESH 2% PARTLY -SKIMMED 1 • 'AVAILABLE ONLY.IN GODERICH 4 LITRE BAG HIGHLINER INDIVIDUAL WRAPPED 14 oz. PERCH OR COD FILLETS WESTONS FRESH ANGEL FOOD CAKE 425 g WESTONS FRESH TASTY. CINNAMON BUNS 2.49 169 129 2.39 LOP 129 169 ANTI-PERSPIRANT 3 VARIETIES SOFT DRI 200mL 5 POPULAR VARIETIES WESTONS COOKIES 400 g WESTONS ENRICHED WHITE BREAD 675 g STOKELYS DARK RED KIDNEY BEANS 28 oz. 3 DELICIOUS VARIETIES VACHON LUNCH SNACKS ASSORTED SIZES PLEASE NOTE—FINAL WEEK Summer Preview Passports to Canada's 'Wonderland are only valid at Wonderland until Sunday June 12, 1983 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES TV • REASONABLE FAMILY WEEKLY REQUIREMENTS. ALL POPULAR CANADIAN BRANDS ING SIZE OR REGULAR 20's OR 25's • CIGARETTES WARNING: Health and Welfare Canada advises that danger to health increases with amount smoked - avoid inhaling CTN. 7 DELICIOUS VARIETIES • DELMONTE PUDDING CUPS 20 OZ. (4 x 5 oz.) • SLEEVE stks.INW‘NN\NN\ N.N"I * 4 n..."1 • k\s•\ \‘, • st\ • •k` FRESH CANADA "A".GRADE, LARGE EGGS' - ALL WHITE \\:"1 k • s .• sk. • \\ \..,„ 4 ',•\ '‘‘, • N.„ •••„, 2 LITRE MONDAY & TUESDAY 9-6 P.M. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY & FRIDAY 9.9 P.M. SATURDAY 8:304 P.M. Maitland Manor Musings BY SHIRLEY LITTLE On Thursday, May 12, the volunteers wheeled and drove 19 Maitland Manor --residents up South Street to the Livery for a tour of the Science Circus. On this tour were Dr. Metosh,- Vicky Purdy, Russell Robson, Mrs. Alexis Erskine, Olive Gaunt, Bert Hansford, Dell Mullin, Dolly Bruce, Sarah Swan, Ursula Hebert, Luella Gow, Phoebe Young, Irenetarter, Clarence Salisbury, Em- maline Zinn, CaziMir Domanski, Helen Fulford, Linus Poechman, Acie Blake • and Era Caroling. Behind the wheels were Rita Tobey, • Lorne Hyde, Bill Ross, Lucy Martin, Mona Rohl, Shirley Little, Evelyn Middel, Gail • McHardie, Elien Connelly, Marcella Madge and Eileen Beauchemin. After a brief detour to The Tee Cream Doctor. everyone headed back to the Manor. Jean Elliott organized a group from the Nile and Dungannon United Churches to attend and entertain at the monthly birthday party. A. varietyof songs were sung and the program also includ- ed a few duets and solos. Celebrating birthdays in May were: Ina Collins, Florence Moody, Earl Cooper, -Olive Gaunt, Emily Elliott, Alberta Hansford, Harry . Downie, Laura Pollock, Joe Shaddick, Luella Gow, Phoebe' Easter - brook and Mrs. Procter. • The Third Goderich Girl Guides visited in May and presented the residents with a delightful program of dan- cing and singing accom- __panted by guitar and piano playing. The staff, residents and volunteers wish to welcome a • new resident, Emma Bromley, to Maitland Manor. Eleven residents attended the concert presented by the 80member Lasalle Secon- dary School band from Sud- bury at G.D.C.I. on Friday, May 27. '" On May 12, a meeting of the volunteers was held to discuss some of the upcom- ing events. June 19 to June 26 is Senior Citizen's -Week and Maitland Manor will be holding an Open House on Sunday, June 19 which is also Father's Day. The staff and residents wish to invite everyone to visit and tour the Manor. Entertainment will be provided by various per- formers. Also in June the volunteers and residents are holding a wheel-a-thon to raise money for the fifth annual Ontario Nursing Home Association Heart Jamboree sponsored by the Ontario Heart Foun- dation. We will be pushing wheelchairs around a two kilometer route and will be asking people to sponsor us on this ride. The date for this event, weather permitting, • is June 21, the first day of summer. If there is rain on the 21st, the wheel-a4hon will be delayed to either the 22nd or 23rd. In order to make this event a success, we require more volunteers (pledge sheets are available at the Manor) and, Of course, we need many sponsors. if you wish to sponsor us or assist us, please call Cathy Wiebe, ActivitY.Direutor, at -5244324. rot