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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-05-21, Page 19Honor lluronview mothers at service f GODERICN SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY gi,1. )01 Zp The choir sang "Mother's Prayers Have Followed Me" ar_-the,.. Sunday morning chltrch service. The duet Mother", was sung by Margaret McQueen and Elsie Henderson, ac- companied by Mr. Frank Bissett at 't1he organ. After the benediction, "My Mother's Song" was sung by the choir. To honor the mothers at Huronview tea was held on Sunday afternoon, and fancy cookies and squares were served to the residents ,and their guests. Pouring- tea were Miss Margaret Mitchell, and Mrs. Margaret Murray. Serving tables were SarahCarter, Missa , Miss Gladys Stanlalce and Miss Margaret McQueen. At Old Tyme Music on Monday afternoon, Mr. Wilson McCartney, n Mr. Ken Dale and Mr. Lorne Lawson assisted Mrs. Marie Flynn with- the music. Also helping' rith the music were Mr. Jim Ruddock, , Mr. Cecil Skinner and Mr. Norman Speir from Huronview. • Rev. Broadfoot con- ducted Anglican com- munion on Tuesday morning in the chapel. . Clothes Caravan was at Huronview on Tuesday giving residents a chance to browse and shop • SAVE 70s lb Cut from Canada Grade "A" Beef OUTSIDE CUT ROUND ROAST lb Eye Removed (Our Regular Price lb 3,09) TOMATO ,,, 32 -FL -OZ BOTTLE ANN' PAGE KETCHUP 1.19" Assorted Colours KLEENE TS'UE box of 200 sheets (Our Regular Price 95c) ASSORTED VARIETIES — MINI Nestle's Puddings RECONSTITUTED LEMON JUICE Realemon pkg of 4 - 5 -oz tins 99¢ 675 ml bottle 15 9 pkg of 501.39 2 -lb pkg 1.39 ORANGE PEKOE Flowerdale Tea Bags PARBOILED Quik Kook ' Rice ASSORTED FLAVOURS POLY BAG OF 3 — 71 Hawaiian Punch Crystals DEODORIZERS, ASSORTEEi; SCENTS Twice As Fresh INSTANT, WITH CHICORY Encore Coffee POLSKI OR WHOLE Coronation Dill Pickles CHINA LILY Whole Mushrooms ��wnumurw„� 9 ENVELOPES 79¢ 25gpkg1.39 8 -oz jar 5.39 32 -fl -oz jar 99,,e 0 -fl -oz tin S9¢ 0111111/440 C. STOCK UP! Contains: 2 Rib End 2 Loin End 4 Centre Cut BANNEMAWNSIMMANNEWASI (Our Regular Price lb 1.59) A&P Town Club, Sweet Pickled COTTAGEib�� ”" ROLLS is a Country Farm Pork Shop! (COUNTRY STYLE) "GREAT ON. THE GRILL" - Pork Loin Porton Iib 1.39 Roast or Chops (Boneless lb 2,29) (Tenderloin Portion, 3 to 31/2 -Ib cut lb 1.29) CENTRE CUT 149 PORK LOIN 19 PORK LOIN lb ROASTS (1Bo elesolbo1,99) FRESH — "GREAT ON THE GRILL" Ground Pork Ib 99¢ ri A&P is a Fresh. Beef Shop! PORK Back Ribs lb 2.29 I Cut from Canada Grade "A" Beef (Our. Regular Price lb 3.29) BONELESS INSIDE CUT ROUND RUMP OR SIRLOIN TIP BEEF ROASTS lb Frozen, Eviscerated GRADE "A"„119 BEEF DUCKS 4 to 5 -lb average lb LIVER 7 A&P, SLICED 500 g VAC PAC SWIFT PREMIUM, SLICED 175 g VAC PAC Side Bacon 1.29 Cooked Ham 1.19 Previously Frozen, Sliced & Deveined lb BURNS, BffEAKFAST Sausages Jb-99?.. MARY MILES, HOT OR SWEET Sausage lb1.19 • ITALIAN STYLE SCHNEIDERS, SLICED, ASSORTED VARIETIES INCLUDING LUNCHEON, MAC & "CHEESE 175 g pkg Cooked Meats 79? SHOPSY, COLE SLAW OR 24 -OZ TUB Potato Salad 1.29 MAPLE LEAF, Reg. or Hint of Maple 500 g vac pac • ode--B.acon- MAPLE LEAF, SMOKED' Ham Steak "B.B.Q. Favourite" Town Club or 1 -lb vac pac MARY MILES n9i WIENERS 7 In stores with Deli Shop! --- - "-Dutch,-Luncheon--or.•-French -.Onion-Loaf,-- Bung --Bologna--.- 17 PKG SCHNEIDERS 1.29 COLD CUTS 1,189 BURNS, PRIDE OF CANADA VAC PAC SCHNEIDERS STEAK, CHICKEN, BEEF. Bologna Chunks lb 1.19 Meat Pies 2F -99s/ SWIFT PREMIUM, BROWN & SERVE Sausages YOU'LL DO better WITH FROZEN FOOD FEATURES from A&P e 250 g PKG SHOPSYS 1.39 Potato Salad Ib 69¢ o inS - Assorted Varieties ROBIN HOOD M XES 17.6 -oz box '�ij/nnn1lMl)t Old South, Frozen, Concentrated, 100% Florida 0 Illlf(D�� YOU'LL DO better WITH A&P bakery features ORANGE JUICE 1623 -fl -oz tin 19 (Our Regular Price 1.39 — SAVE 20c) FROZEN, PEPPERONI (DELUXE 370 g PIE 1.89) Totino Pizza 350 g pie 1079 FROZEN, POUND OR BANANA Sara Lee Cakes HIGHLINER FROZEN Fish in Batter 2989 pkg 1.69 Fart -lily Size *�a9 32 -ox pkg White Label, Hamburg Buns or WIENER ROLLS BLUE WATER, FROZEN, BATTER FRIED Boston Bluefish FROZEN 12 -oz pkg 1049 Smelts 16 -oz poly pkg 89¢ McCAIN, FROZEN Dollar Chips 2 -lb pkg 79¢ FROZEN, STRAWBERRY OR RASPBERRY 25.0Z PKG McCain Shortcakes 2019 SCHNEIDERS Frozen Chicken 2 -Ib bucker 3.99 CARNATION, FROZEN 4 -LB PKG Hash Brown Potatoes 99¢ JANE PARKER, SPANISH Bar Cake 19 -oz cake 1.19 JANE PARKER FULL 8", 22.07 PIE Cherry Pie 1.49 a11a.0ng :OW go$ selectio 4' of 0otht9B ahs a 4rdni fashion show was held so that clothes bought could be viewed' by all, Mrs]. Florence Flood was the.0 lucky winner of a lcitinge robe drawn at the close. Mr. Archibald came Thursday morning to do woodworking with the men. We're looking in a back 75 YEARS AGO Dr. Whitely moved this week into his recent purchase, the Horton residence on they Crescent. As the result of an invitation—extended- -by—secretary Mitchell of the Board of Trade, Messrs. F.H. Cunningham and Alex Finlayson of the' Marine and ' Fisheries Department, Ottawa, visited Goderich last Wednesday and were driven around town and the possibilities for the establishment of a fish hatchery here were fully studied. The number of men working on this end of the Goderich and Guelph railroad line seem to be increasing daily and though the weather has been exceedingly un- favorable, things are seemingly being pushed ahead. Beckett and Staunton are having a new front put into their shop and other improvements made which will allow a better display of their furniture stock. Bell and Johnston are now in full possession of the Colborne House. The Goderich Mineral,' Water Company the other day'' received a large , consignment of syphons from Paris, ' France, specially made for them, to meet their increasing trade. 25YEARS AGO Sixteen people, .13; ofv them formerly from the Netherlands,were presented with j citizen- ship papers at -.la. special ` ' sitting of Hurgn County Court on Tuesday presided over by Judge Frank Fingland. Goderich's Victoria Day weekend will be highlighted by a cor- nerstone laying'. ceremony at the new Huron County Court House and County Building Monday af- ternoon. Hopes of organizing a track and field club here this summer were ex- pressed yesterday„. by Goderich's recreation director Ted Williams when he announced'. a . meeting of all interested boys to be held next Wednesday. - Professor Jim Scott, Liberal candidate for the Huron seat in the Legislature, recently . assured Liberal workers here that prospects were :good throughout the riding and that conditions inTlhe province as a whole were much more favorable for Liberals than in the 1951 election. 5 YEARS AGO Town council Monday night took another hard look at the 1975 budget and cut another $80,000 off the e2cpenses for the year bringing the mill rate increase back to the between 20 and 23 mills. A barn valued at about $4,000 and 113 pigs estimated to be worth $11,000 were destroyed by fire in Saltford early Saturday evening. The building was owned by Bissett Brothers Limited and housed 214 pigs owned by Reginald Riehl. Goderich Police Constable Thomas Fortner has been found guilty of two charges under the Ontario Police Act and that requires his resignation from the force within seven days. Point Farm Provincial Park and the Maitland Valley Conservation Area at Benmiller were full to overflowing for the 'first long weekend of the summer which turned up warm and sunny.