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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-07-27, Page 26''jiaitOent Dai 0004 rt 1tiere Mired: #inarrayof tutI podil for the $ sale' and the 1i°ge I , Which, atood. outside in the pleasant sud4mer-weather Waiting for the %p• q. opening .were not disappointed as they quickly surveyed the tables .for their favorite pies; cakes, or pastries. The ACW' served delicious sandwiches with samples of the delicacies. This event brings a great many visitors to the village. 911 a,sgar"et Young, president of the ACW, ex- pressed. her. thanks to the staff -who so ably assisted in melting this one of the most sl oo:gul bake sales. • Social News ViPetrie has just returned from i Calgary where she attended: the wedding of her grandson. While in Calgary, she reports it received considerable kam. Visiting John and Bev Hagerdern from Waterloo are Bev's parents, Ted and Marion Bolland from Vnillowdal'e. R is interesting to note that John Hagerdorn attended Port Albert School from 194143. He is now in business in Waterloo and the family have had a cottage at Port Albert for 56 years, which must be something of a record. Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Rudow from Elmira at- tended the bake sale at Christ Anglican Church while vacationing at Riverside Park, Port Albert. Visiting the Tigert family recently were Karen Wade, Mike Chase and Norma Loggie from Toronto. men hold • PCIFIi � LBEFt NEWS T®m Livingstone, Cheryl Ann Taylor from Ottawa was visiting friends in the village and was a shopper at the .church bake sale. Ann is a dancing in- structor in Ottawa. Her husband is employed by the Department of Energy - Mines and Resources in Ottawa. Visiting the bake sale from Goderich was Lenore Bradley. Anita Hodges, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hodges of Port Albert, has been GREAT MID -SUMMER accepted at Kings College which is affiliated with the University of Western Ontario. She will be studying social work. William Balkwill, summer resident, at 6 a.m., Monday, cast his line into the Nine Mile River and in a few minutes was rewarded with two bass,Weather in this area recently has been more suitable for swimming than fishing with few fishermen participating in the sport Visiting at the home of REGULAR & DIET 7 -up Case of 24 280 mL TINS OUR REGULAR PRICE 6.99 LIMIT 3 CASES PER FAMILY PURCHASE 4.99 SAVE 2.65/kg 1.20 lb ASST VARIETIES Hostess Potato Chips 200 g PKG OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.59 9 firsM1 ii FULL SLICE Round Steak .,n ,uprrmukri gr. r, / OUR REGULAR PRICE 8.14/kg-3.69 Ib SAVE °0 3.31/kg-1.50 Ib `Rick and Laurel, Bauer and children recently was the mother of Laurel Bauer, Patricia Lumley, frgan London. In a few weeks, the Bauer family will Yirgve to Hensall where Rick Bauer is employed- by Dan -Brie in the manufacture of plastic seats for tricycles. Just recently while at work, Rick received a burn to his hand: He was a patient in Victoria Hospital for 10 days. The hand bas improved greatly and Rick hopes to return to work shortly. (Dan. Brie plant is in Exeter). The Bellinger family have a young crow as a boarder. It has been around for a month. Just recently it flew away with several other crows, and the Bellingers thought it had left for good, but within an hour it was back. It has become quite demanding 0 4 A. e s1e .... and wants to be fed every two hours. While being fed„it is quitetalkative. 1 Dave and Margaret Cowan from Hudson, Florida who have been vacationing rolls area for the mouth of July, have purchased a summer home at Maitland Valley Park, Goderich. . Pave Cowan was -born in Kintail and Margaret Cowan is the former Margaret Stewart from Dungannon. Since arriving from Florida, the Cowa>fts have been busy visiting their many relatives and friends in this area. Blake Smith, Port Albert musician, was the guest saxophone soloist at the Sunday morning- service at Knox Presbyterian Church, Goderich. Cattle prices were down at the Brussels cattle sale Friday. Prices effective thru Sat., July 30th, 1983 A&P reserves the right to limit quantities to normal family requirements! We redeem all food store coupons! - GODERICI SIGNALSTAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 27,19Q3 -PAGE 9A Bah Nemo Tuesday evening at Dungannon, the warn sumer temperature, was juat ideal for the Pod Albert Pirates as they trimmed the Kintail team 20-7. - Thursday night, the Pirates took their heavy bats to °:L ondesboro, where they participated in an exhibition game, and erienced little difficulty ink trimming Londesboro3&9. Tuesday the Pirates will participate in an exhibition game at Petrie park. Wednesday will be a league game at Dungannon. Church News Communion was observed at Christ Anglican Church Saturday. The Reverend Robert Crocker conducted the service. Visitors were in attendance from Florida, Brantford and Sarnia. MGR INSERT STORE HOURS MACARONI & CHEESE Kraft Dinner CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'A' BEEF SAVE .88/kg-.40 Ib BONELESS INSIDE CUT ROUND. SIRLOIN TIP COMBO PK: 2 RIB ENDS. 2 LOIN ENDS OR 4 CENTRE CUT CHOPS Rump Roast Loin Pork Chops 5 /kgA/21111111b9 439/' 99 OUR REGULAR PRICE UP TO 8.B01kg-3.99 Ib OUR REGULAR PRICE 5.171kg-2.39 Ib Ib SAVE 2.65/kg-1.20 Ib CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE "A" BEEF TENDERIZED Cube Steak 659/299 /kg ie OUR REGULAR PRICE 9.24/kg-4.19 Ib SHOPSY 500 g 39 ROAST OR CHOI'S /BONELESS 6 59•kg•2 99,4, Cole Slaw cont l Pork Loin c t're FROZEN. EVISCERATED. AO SELF -BASTING OR SWIFT PREMIUM Butterball Turkeys aage 262 /1119 ver 011ADE A FROZEN EVISCERATED -6 T012 LB AVERAGE Young Turkeys 218/ ID ■99 FRESH Lean Ground Beef 4rkq39 /19! PORK LOIN RI8 PORTION !COUNTRY STYLE) Spare Ribs 918 PORTION Boneless Pork Loin A&P REG OR THICK SLICED Side Bacon GRADE 'A' BEEF. INSIDE CUT SIENA HOT OR SWEET Round Steak 59/269 PREVIOUSLY FROZEN SLICED Sausage Italian Style SHOPSY Beef Liver 194 / Ib.79 Potato Salad RIB OR 3 TO 3' I LB CUT TENDERLOIN 3/199 WITH BACKS ATTACHED Pork Loin Roasts 41kq Chicken Leg Quarters 571 /259 /kg Ib 439 /199 /kg Ib 61,,,5,/27 500q 939 vat pac 571 /259 Ikg Ib 500 q 1391 enol 262 /119 b IN STORES WITH DELI! FAMILY PACK, MILD MEDIUM OR OLD COLOURED Cheddar Cheese. 31100 g/329 BRICK. FARMERS. COLBY OR MOZZARELLA Asst Cheeses .64„0., /28? FRESH Fruit Salad SHOPSY Potato Salad SHOPSY ■ 33 1100 q /149 ■ 26 1100 8 /119 Creamy Cole Slaw ■281100(/129 SHOPSY Potato & Egg Salad ■371,00(/169 REGULAR & DIET 7UP 750 mL Btl OUR REGULAR PRICE .75 PLUS .30 PER BTL DEP .39 WESTON CRACKERS Stoned Wheat Thins ASST VARIETIES INCL JELLY BEANS McCormick's Candy BRAVO, MEAT OR MUSHROOM Spaghetti Sauce 300 q 99 pkq ■ 350pkq e q 1.99 28 1107 1 69 11n ■ SAVE 1.20 TOMATO Heinz Ketchup 1.25 litre btl OUR REGULAR PRICE 3.99 HEINZ. ASST VARIETIES B.B.Q. Sauce OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.49 16 FL OZ JAR 129 MIXED FRUIT APPLE. GRAPE. ORANGE FLAVOURS Tang Fruit DrinksteIrabr,k ■No 99 PURE CORN Mazola Oil 514mL 1.5 4 ASSORTED VARIETIES -NOODLE RONI 602 OR Rice-AmRoni oaq .79 SAVE 2.00 PURE VEGETABLE Bravo 011 99 3 litre cont OUR REGULAR PRICE 4.99 SUPER BUY! PARCHMENT WRAPPED Chefmaster Margarine .39 Ib DISPOSABLE Luvs Diapers SMALL 24, MEDIUM 16, LARGE 12 OUR REGULAR PRICE 4.19 2.99 Avs [1 hull A;i Y! REAL Hellmann's Mayonnaise OUR REGULAR PRICE 2.83 750 mL JAR 219 ASST VAR INCLUDING CHOCOLATE CHIP A&P Cookies 450ba'g -1.29 LIBBY'S. UNSWEETENED. PINK OR WHITE Grapefruit Juice 4810oz 1 ■49 NO. I GRADE. LIOUID Billy Bee Honey 11);9 3.99 DEEP BROWNED. WITH PORK OR IN TOMATO SAUCE Libby's Beans e;,r;Z .59 Health & Beauty Aids & General Merchandise! REGULAR, WINTERFRESH. GEL Colgate Toothpaste OUR REGULAR PRICE 2.79 150 mL TUBE 1" REGULAR OR OILY-' PRICE SALE/ Halo Shampoo PALMOLIVE, ASSORTED TYPES Rapid Shave REGULAR OR DEODORANT Kotex Lightdays 225 rntl ■ f�l 1 1 �I plst b aerosol300ml lin 1 • 99 ba91.99 OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.63 -SAVE .24 Ivory Soap banded pack of 3l 39 size bars ■ YOUR CHOICE 4'5. COAST 3 5 CAMAY OR A Zest Soap band3ddpack ol 2bars■19 DETERGENT Concentrated "All° 6boxe 8.59 CHEWABLE 500 g (VITAMIN E 400 IU 60 sl A&P Vitamin "C" 12053■99 CHARCOAL -OUR REG PRICE 8 79 -SAVE 80 Kingsford Briquets 20 16 7 99 bag SAVE 2.70 INSTANT COFFEE Mother Parker's 99 10 oz jar OUR REGULAR PRICE 6.69 SAVE 5.99 MONTCLAIR Mineral Water OFLICILAIS WITH FRESH LIMES case of 12 90/ 9rl 750 mL btls OUR REGULAR PRICE 11.88 Mr. and Mrs. James Robert Leddy James Robert Leddy, son of Mrs. Elaine Leddy of Goderich and the late Frank Leddy, and Susanne Catherine Gardiner, daughter of Mrs. Evelyn Wright of London and Maurice Gardiner of Goderich, were married in North Street United Church, Goderich by the Reverend 'Robert O. Ball an June M. Mrs,. Beverley O'Brien of Godes ieb was the matron of honor and Jinx Denomy of Goderich was the groomsman. Guests were ushered into the church by Steve Gardiner of Goderich, brother of the bride and Harold Leddy of Goderich, brother of the groom. Following the wedding ceremony, an outdoor reception was held at the residence of Steve Gardiner, 342 Mill Road. After a train trip to Quebec City, Mr. and Mrs. James Robert Leddy took up residence at 217 Britannia Read, East in Goderich. (Photo by Colleen Maguire) Club holds p icnic The Goderich Golden Gate Seniors Club held its annual picnic at Harbor Park on Ju- ly 20 at .2, p.m. The cool breeze off La&e%l ori ii Made the hot summer day seem more comfortable for the 50 members present. An afternoon of fun and games was well planned by the executive and social committee. The members participated in such contests as croquet, pass the orange, roll the bottle, darts, ring everyone enjoyed a smorgasbord supper. During the afternoon, a farewell card was signed by the members for Jessie and Mel Snell who have moved to British Columbia. They have been faithful long-time members of the Golden Gate Club. Most members reported the picnic was one of the bet- ter outings. Three out-of- town visitors attended. One member of the 'club ' toss, beach ball game, guess- will attend the 25th annual ing the number of beans in a U.S.C.O. convention at the jar, also guessing the time University of Windsor on the alarm would ring, card August 9 and 10, along with bingo and euchre. Percy Blundell, Zone 8 presi- After a busy afternoon, dent delegate for the zone. Murrays hold reunion The 45th annual Murray Saunders family came from Reunion was held July 17 at Royal Oak, Sterling Heights Harbour Park in Goderich and Berkley, Michigan. with 64 relatives and friends Descendants of the Reid in attendance. family, coming a distance were from Saginaw, Michigan, Walkerton, Wellesley, Kitchener and Seaforth. The descendants of Angus and Frances Murray include the Saunders Reid, Palmer and Murray families. The oldest lady present was Mrs. Belle Reid of Bayfield whose family represented four generations: her three sons of Varna, her granddaughter of London and her grandson, wife and three children of Niagara Falls. The oldest man present was 85 year old Frank Saunders, who, with his two daughters, son-in-law and great-grandson, had travelled from Bobcaygeon the morning of the picnic. Other members of the The person who came the farthest was Todd Headon from Perth, Ontario. The youngest girl present was Colleen McClinchey and the youngest boy was Jason Pennington. The wedding anniversary on the day of the picnic was celebrated by Jean and Pete Imanse. The music of the Goderich Laketown Band was enjoyed in the evening. The 1984 picnic will be held in the same location on the third Sunday in July. THIS IS WHAT YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR! 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