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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-06-18, Page 7.inlit 4? 4....�..,W,wTn,..� .... «..� .. . . Kingsbridge man wed in Blyth BY DELORES Van OSCH Congratulations to Gary Courtney, son of Joe and Teresa Courtney and Chris ^Battye of Blyth, who were' married at St. Michael's" Church, Blyth on Saturday. A very Targe crowd, several from Ashfield and area, attended the reception in the evening. A visitor on the weekend with John and Grace Austin was Grace's sister, Mrs. Marie Judge; of Jackson,. Michigan, who also attended her nephew, Gary Court- ney's wedding. • Visitors with Mr. and Mrs: Con Hogan was Vivian's niece and her daughters, Mrs. George Bentley, Velda and Jody, all of Jackson, Miohigan. Mr. and Mrs. Ered Court- ney of Toronto, their daugh- ter,' Teresa Cornish and Andrea of Prescott, also at- tended the wedding of their nephew and cousin, Gary Courtney, and spent the weekend with Mrs. Marcella Courtney, Goderich. Congratulations to the Kingsbridge softball team, who were the champs in last weekend's tournament. Congratulations to . Be,n Miltenburg, son of John and Notes from Nile BY DOROTHY CLEMENTS SOCIAL NEWS Congratulations to Mr. . and Mrs. Harold Mclsaac (nee Patti Rising) who were married on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ross of Kitchen& visited in the community on the weekend and also at- tended' the Rising and Mclsaac wedding. Mrs. Gladys Marshall is in Toronto visiting with her daughter and son-in- law Mr. and Mrs. John Goundry and family. Ken Campbell has had the misfortune to break his foot. Allister Nivins is in Hospital in London for tests. Mrs. Valerie Van-. der.burgh and Mrs. Allyson Paolin took the * Explorer girls to Vanastra swimming on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Mildred Dorion and daughters from Midland visited with her sister, Mrs. Harold McGee and Harold over the weekend. Mrs. Ron, Pentland attended the graduation in London at the University of Western Ontario for her brother, Donald McPhee who graduated,; in Administrative and Commercial Studies and received his B.A. degree. Mrs. Pentland ac- companied Mr. and Mrs. H. McPhee and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McPhee to the graduation. __Congratulations to. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pentland or Lucknow--on the arrival of their baby girl in Wingham Hospital. First Turn to page 8 • \ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. Henry Feenstra, representing Wm. Marsh, ° Real Estate, 448 Pinetree Drive, London (471- 5436) Is pleased to announce that Joyce and Ron, have purchased the Maple Leaf Motel, 54 Victoria St., Goderich. Joyce & Ron look for- ward to meeting the people of Goderich. NMAPLE LEAF `-MOTEL `DELUXE UNITS *FULLY AIR- CONDITIONED `COMMERCIAL RATES 'CABLE COLOUR TV *DOWN TOWN LOCATION FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE: 524®2302 Toni Miltenburg, on • his graduation from the Ontario Veterinary College, Guelph. Also. congratulations go to Ben on receiving three awards as well. On Thursday afternoon of last week Dave Zyluk, school principal, entertained parent volunteers, Father Dentinger and Brother Carl, to a "strawberry social", at Sulli- van's Restaurant. Winners from Kingsbridge at the•Zone 1 track and field held in Goderich last week are Colleen Van Osch, plac- ing second in junior girls high jump; Paul VanRooy, second in the junior boys long.jump; Christine Staple- ton, second in the intermed- iate girls 60 m. dash; she also placed second in the 100 m. and 200 m. dash, with Maria Dalton placing second in the 400--,m. dash. Vicki Doherty was first in the intermediate girls long jump and Sally Van Osch placed second in the softball throw; Tom Filmore placed second in the intermediate boys long jump. .. in the senior girls,, Linda Sinnett placed. first in the 60 m, 100 m. 200 m. dash and. Betty Jane Foran was first in the 800 • m. dash. In the senior boys. Shawn Doherty was first in the 200 m. dash and second in the 800 m. with Perry Van Osch placing second in the 400 m. dash. Shawn Doherty placed sec- ond in the long jump. Linda Sinnett was the senior girls champion and Shawn Doherty, was the champ for the senior boys. Congratulations! • The Sacrament of Confir- mation was held at St. Joseph's Church, Kings- bridge on Monday evening, June 9 with Bishop McCar- thy of Hamilton officiating. The candidates were from Kingsbridge and St. Peter's Parish. Goderich,as well. Confirmed from Kings- bridge were Michael Austin, Shawn Doherty, Betty Jane Foran, Casey Hendricks,. Steven Hickey, John La- londe, Perry Van Osch. Betty Card, Ronnie Delburgue, Mary Lynn Doherty. Vicki Doherty. Freddie 'Durnin, Shannon Durnin, Michael' Durnin, Rosemary Gilmore, Tommy Gilmore, Gerda Hen - ricks, Mary Anne O'Neill, Christine .Stapleton, Kenny Van Osch. Following Confirmation, a reception was held in the Parish Hall, when pictures were taken and everyone had a chance to meet the Bishop. LADIES' ;"fit;,\ NIGHT GOWNS X1 1' BOYS' & GIRLS' BATHING SUITS SIZES 2 - 16 r.. JEANS Sizes 2 - 14 INFANT OVERALLS Sizes 12 months to 24 months Children's Wear • Linens - Toys 11 Victoria St., Clinton The Goderich Fire Department was called out to the Jim Donnelly residence at 103 St. George's Crescent about. 12: 30 p.m. on Tuesday to fight a fire confined to the tower roof of the house. Workmen had been shingling the roof and soldering metal shortly before the fire. There Is no estimate of damage yet. Firemen were at the scene for about an hour and a half. (Photos by Joanne Buchanan and Jason Ainslie) GQDERIC STNAL-STAR, „AR, WEDNESDAY,, NNE 18 Harbor report RON GRAHAM The harbor had a busy week . thisweek with several salt and grain boats Pasting through. On June 10, the Algoway arrived light frons, Saginaw for salt. It cleared on June 11 for Quebec City. The E.B. Barber came in light from WInedot on Ape: 12 and cleared the same day with salt for Green Bay, Wisconson. On June 13, the Agawa Canyon arrived from the Soo to load salt and left the same day for St. Joseph, Michigan. The Sae Des Iles arrived on June 10 from Thunder Bay with grain and left light for Thunder Bay again the next day. D.C. `Everest arrived on June 13 with grain from Thunder B,ay. _and cleared light for Marathon on June 15. On June 15, the Mediterranean Enter- prise arrived at the harbor for the first time from Antworth to load corn. The Frisdoc from Thunder Bay arrived with grain on June 15. T:_ HNKYOU Th. Lii►gion Ladles Auxlllary fo'11r. 10f; tag day coni sonars Comrades Fay, S.hoorslown, Irl* $orpson 4 Mor 1.19h0oo1I tliotlld like to thank Zebra. Sonsoast Moll, Brewery. Liquor & downtown storo Managers fos porn9lttIeg •us to tag on their premises. Thanks to the public and Comrades who helped in any way to make our day such o success. We realized •492.27 a portion of which fiII In some way be directed to Community Service Work. Witits sit* t 4 LIVE ENTERTAINMENT IN THE Shamrock Lounge fir OF THE HURON HOTEL a, Dublin, Ont. THIS WEEK - Wed. - Sat. with Sat. Matinee "AVENUE ROAD" fir NEXT WEEK - Wed. - Sat. with Sat. Matinee "ONE WAY" Mon,- Fri. 12:15 - 6:30 EXOTIC DANCER OPEN 7:00 A.M. TRUCKERS PLATE SPECIAL Bacon & Eggs, toast & coffee... $1.-A 9 LUNCHEON SPECIAL ;1.9912 noon - 2:00 p.m„ SUPERMARKET 5249411 104 SHOPPERS SQUARE, GODERICH SUPER S AVE PRICES MAPLE LEAF m CANADA 'PACKERS (LESS THAN 1/2 PRICE WIENERS \s, Limit 6 Pkgs. Per Family COTTAGE ROLL 1 LB. PKG. Prices in effect until Tuesday June 24/80 or while quantities last: 9 A ¢ CHICKEN 7 LOAF COLBY CHEESE LB. 29 LB 1 99 1 LB. BOLOGNA ,2 9 500 KG. PKG. SCHNEIDER'S HEAD CHEESE BOWLS 375 GR. QUARTER POUND BURGERS 500 KG. PKG. CHICKEN LOAF 1 99 • LB. 1 59 • 191 ® f J POLISH SAUSAGE BEERWURST LUNCHEON MEAT LOAF 1 LB. •59 STORE SLICED 1 LB. 16 4 BLUE RIBBON BOLOGNA STORE SLICED - Ls. 1 t9 L. 2:9 3 VARIETIES WIENERS 1 LB. PKG. ImammawCANADA GRADE A" NO. 1 BEEF CUT & WRAPPED TO YOUR ORDER FRONT. BEEF T-BONE STEAK La. 125 LB. AVG. 9� c'BL®� 5 9)) ROAST LB. ® ) SHORTADE RIB LB. 289 • SIRLOIN STEAK LB. 279 • PRIME RIB ROAST., STEAK LB. 2�9 CREGULARFRESH GROUND BEEF BLUE BONNET MARGARINE SPUN FANCY WHOLE KERNEL CORN nZ- 3/12° 3 LB. Family Pkg. 5 LB. SIZE LB. GROCERIES 99 (FRENCH'S PREPARED ® MUSTARD SUNSPUN WHOLE WHITE POTATOES,901:. 3/ Y a0 16 Oz. 49 McCORMICK'S GINGER & CHOCOLATE SNAPS 700 gr. 1:9 CARNATION COFFEE MATE 500ar. Vs 9 QUAKER HARVEST CRUNCH 900GR. 1?9 ROYALE WHITE FACIAL TISSUE 72's 43C HERSHEY BROWN COW 400 ml. INSTANT CHOCOLATE 10 HERSHEY 800 gr. INSTANT CHOCOLATE FIVE ROSES ALL PURPOSE FLOUR 3.5 KG. 229 0 FLOWERDALE ORANGE PEKOE TEA BAGS 50s 9 1 • 9 9~ (PEPSI COLA us axDeposit Bas CUBITS RELISH 12 OZ BETTERBUY L I Q U / 3FOR 99 750'tm PI S & T ALLEN'S MacINTOSH BOUNCH SHEETS 20's b5c APPLESAUC-E 2802. 99r FABRIC SOFTENER 1 V? D BLEACH 128 OZ. JUG CARROTS -2LB. PKG. DOZ. 149 8RANGES ONTARIO NO. 1 MUSHROOMS 1 LB. PRODUCE 49° 89°; (-U.S.A. NO. 1 PINK �� 1 �49 GRAPEFRUIT 599 � J CHIQUITA COOKING BANANAS 3LBS. 100 ONIONS 59r 2 LB. PKG. DIETRICH'S HOMEMADE BREAD 240Z. LOAVES 2/99¢ . (SUNSPUN FANCY FROZEN PEAS 2 LB. PKG. WESTON'S HAM or WIENER ROLLS 8's 59'1 (OLD SOUTH FROZEN 79CJ ORANGE JUICE 12.5 OZ. 89° MANY MORE IN-STORE SPECIALS — LOOK FOR FEATURE CARDS SPECIAL NOTICE To celebrate Senior Citizen Week and help the building of MacKay Centre for Senior Citizens, we will Issue to every customer purchasing '50. or more in groceries (excluding cigarettes) a '5.°a cheque payable to Building Fund MacKay Hall in their name. Customer will receive this cheque at time of purchase. Offer good from Thurs. June 19 to Sat. June 28/80.