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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1984-08-08, Page 23so; yEIVIEBDAY. AUGUST 8. j98I Hi, My name is Katie Dianne Wood and I would like to join your Birthday Club. I will be one year old on Thursday, August 9. I live in Egmondvllle with my mom and dad, Dianne and Ralph and big sister, Janelle. FIRST OF THE NEW SEASON! CUT FROM CANADA 'A' GRADE BEEF Love, 70/kg WITH ALL BLADE BONE REMOVED SUPER SPECIAL SCHNEIDERS 3 x 50 g PKGS SLICED COOKED 50 /kg BONELESS ROASTS My name is Amy Gutoskie. I turned one year old on August 1. I live on Bennett St. E. with my mommy and daddy. I would like to wish my Grandpa; my Aun- tie Laurie and Uncle David a "Happy Birth- day", as they are also celebrating their bir- thdays this month. Love, Amy. Farrish picnic held TENDER MOIST SCHNEIDERS 3 VARIETIES CROSS CUT MINI - RIB ROASTS SIZZLERS OR STEAKS The 23rd annual Farrish family picnic was held under sunny skies on Sunday, August 5 at the farm of Jack and Mary Farrish, Ashfield Township. Approximately 50 people were in attendance. Prior to a smorgasbord supper, Wes and Marie Dignan conducted games and contests. The children's races were .won as follows: Kim Farrish, girls 5-8 years; Mark Nobert, boys 0-4 years; Mathew Hoy, boys 5- 8 years; and Chris Farrish, boys 9-12 years. Darlene Shelton won the ladies' kick -the - slipper and Jim Farrish won the men's kick - the -slipper. Hilda Farrish guessed the correct number of jelly beans in the bag. Nicole Nobert, daughter of Marcel and Alma Nobert, was the youngest child present at the picnic. Dave McLeod was the eldest man present and Hilda Farrish was the eldest lady present. Don and Brenda McLeod and children, Heather and Ian, from Manitoba, were the family travelling the furthest distance to the picnic. Dale and Betty Farrish had the wedding anniversary date closest to the picnic and Maxine Adams had the closest birth date. Bob Farrish won a prize for having the most number of buttons on his clothing. Following supper, a short business meeting was held. Jim Farrish was re- elected president for next year's picnic and Joanne Buchanan was re-elected secretary - treasurer. Wes and Marie Dignan will look after the games, prizes and candy scramble again. The 1985 picnic will be held at the same location on the first Sunday in August. Festival to hold real Cake -Walk SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8 TILL CLOSING SATURDAY, AUGUST 11, 1984 6 VARIETIES SANDWICH STYLE 250 91 29 SCHNEIDERS S.P. PIECES CORNMEALED PRODUCT OF ONTARIO CANADA #1 GRADE NO NAME 3 VARITIES MEAT CHUBS SUNHAVEN P ` CHES Following the popularity of this summer's hit play CAKE -WALK the Blyth Festival is holding a real Cake -Walk of its own as palrt of the Country Fair on Saturday, August 11. Categories for the Cake -Walk are: - Blyth Festival Tribute: cakes that reflect the Festival's past or present. - Love That Chocolate: decadently delicious chocolate cakes. - Divine Cheesecake: create a heavenly con- fection. - Morsels and Crumbs: general category for all other cakes. The Cake -Walk is open to all interested persons; one entry per person. Each cake must be accompanied by the recipe to en- sure homemade status. (Full details of rules and regulations can be obtained by calling 5/3-4345.1 Prizes will be awarded for each category. In addition, special prizes will be awarded for the best decorated cake, the cake judged to have the most calories per square inch, and for the best cake baked by a child under 14 years of age. Contestants must bring their cakes to the basement of Blyth Memorial Hall between 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. on Saturday, August 11 for registration and judging. The Cake -Walk itself and the awarding of prizes will take piace at 1 p.m. 4 LITRE HEAPING BASKET 1.08/kgc BULK PEACHES 491b. PRODUCT OF ONTARIO CANADA N0. 1 CAULIFLOWER SNOWY WHITE LARGE PRODUCT OF SOUTH AFRICA CANADA FANCY APPLES GRANNY SMITHS 11110010011118111101111111gli NO NAME SLICED SUMMER OR SLICED SALAMI PRODUCT OF ONTARIO FIELD GROWN CANADA NO. 1 CUCUMBERS PRODAR. OF ROONTTS. CAN. #1 Produce Specials C PROD. OF ONTARIO ZUCCHINI PROD. OF U.S.A. CAN. FCY. BARTLETT PEARS PROD. OF ONT. PICKLING CUCUMBERS PROD. Virg MUSHROOMS PROD. OF U.S.A. CAN. #1 1 .30/kg 1.96/kg 1 .52/kg 5 ib. 59. MINI' CARROTS 1 PROD. OF ONTARIO WAXED CAN. S9b. RUTABAGAS PROD. OF ONTARIO CAN. #1 69. CELERY STALKS PROD. OF HONDURAS DOLE PINEAPPLES I 2'29b 5.05/kg . CANTALOUPES EACH PROD.OF U.S.A. NECTARINES 1.96/kg PRODUCT OF U.S.A. AVOCADO PEARS PROD. DF ONT. CAN. # 1 COOKING ONIONS 5 ib. 1.39 89,e 79' L69 PROD. OF S. AFRICA OUTSPAN ORANGES 4 ib. PROD. OF ONTARIO BUNCH BEETS ASSORTED HANG BASKETS FLOWERING HYBISCUS .96/kg #1 64` /kg 6 6. EA. YOUNG & TENDER BONELESS! BLADE ROAST OR STEAKS 3 VARIETIES SCHNEIDERS SLIM STICKS COUNTRY GOLD SLICED COOKED HAM �' COUNTRY GOLb REG: OR ALL BEEF SLICED BOLOGNA t.99 89° 19e 79' SCHNEIDERS 450 g REG. OR ALL BEEF 179 DINNER FRANKS E.1.79 3.69 l9° 3.99 4.99 PROD. OF oxT. CANADA #1 FIELD TOMATOES >74 • . t Ib. PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CANADA #1 LARGE JUICY DELI SPECIALS 'i , STORE SLICED ' . .-f-:: '''"'11%..- .T ZIGGY'S =cr, • •- - SALAMI SCHNEIDERS UDE FASHIONED HAM 0 90 . II 49 e , /kg 11 t Ib. „,,,...,,,„:,---...-Lfig ..,:%,,:::;----------i• .. , 'hItIm., 6. 6 /lc g _ _ , „AN.. CHICKEN, LUNCHEON, MAC & CHEESE I SCHNEIDERSD LUNCH MEATS 49/ SHOPSYS GARDEN SALAD OR SHOPSYS CREAMY COLE SLAW I.?, PRODUCT OF ONTARIO CANADA #1 GRADE NO NAME 3 VARITIES MEAT CHUBS SUNHAVEN P ` CHES Following the popularity of this summer's hit play CAKE -WALK the Blyth Festival is holding a real Cake -Walk of its own as palrt of the Country Fair on Saturday, August 11. Categories for the Cake -Walk are: - Blyth Festival Tribute: cakes that reflect the Festival's past or present. - Love That Chocolate: decadently delicious chocolate cakes. - Divine Cheesecake: create a heavenly con- fection. - Morsels and Crumbs: general category for all other cakes. The Cake -Walk is open to all interested persons; one entry per person. Each cake must be accompanied by the recipe to en- sure homemade status. (Full details of rules and regulations can be obtained by calling 5/3-4345.1 Prizes will be awarded for each category. In addition, special prizes will be awarded for the best decorated cake, the cake judged to have the most calories per square inch, and for the best cake baked by a child under 14 years of age. Contestants must bring their cakes to the basement of Blyth Memorial Hall between 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. on Saturday, August 11 for registration and judging. The Cake -Walk itself and the awarding of prizes will take piace at 1 p.m. 4 LITRE HEAPING BASKET 1.08/kgc BULK PEACHES 491b. PRODUCT OF ONTARIO CANADA N0. 1 CAULIFLOWER SNOWY WHITE LARGE PRODUCT OF SOUTH AFRICA CANADA FANCY APPLES GRANNY SMITHS 11110010011118111101111111gli NO NAME SLICED SUMMER OR SLICED SALAMI PRODUCT OF ONTARIO FIELD GROWN CANADA NO. 1 CUCUMBERS PRODAR. OF ROONTTS. CAN. #1 Produce Specials C PROD. OF ONTARIO ZUCCHINI PROD. OF U.S.A. CAN. FCY. BARTLETT PEARS PROD. OF ONT. PICKLING CUCUMBERS PROD. Virg MUSHROOMS PROD. OF U.S.A. CAN. #1 1 .30/kg 1.96/kg 1 .52/kg 5 ib. 59. MINI' CARROTS 1 PROD. OF ONTARIO WAXED CAN. S9b. RUTABAGAS PROD. OF ONTARIO CAN. #1 69. CELERY STALKS PROD. OF HONDURAS DOLE PINEAPPLES I 2'29b 5.05/kg . CANTALOUPES EACH PROD.OF U.S.A. NECTARINES 1.96/kg PRODUCT OF U.S.A. AVOCADO PEARS PROD. DF ONT. CAN. # 1 COOKING ONIONS 5 ib. 1.39 89,e 79' L69 PROD. OF S. AFRICA OUTSPAN ORANGES 4 ib. PROD. OF ONTARIO BUNCH BEETS ASSORTED HANG BASKETS FLOWERING HYBISCUS .96/kg #1 64` /kg 6 6. EA. YOUNG & TENDER BONELESS! BLADE ROAST OR STEAKS 3 VARIETIES SCHNEIDERS SLIM STICKS COUNTRY GOLD SLICED COOKED HAM �' COUNTRY GOLb REG: OR ALL BEEF SLICED BOLOGNA t.99 89° 19e 79' SCHNEIDERS 450 g REG. OR ALL BEEF 179 DINNER FRANKS E.1.79 3.69 l9° 3.99 4.99 PROD. OF oxT. CANADA #1 FIELD TOMATOES >74 • . t Ib. PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CANADA #1 LARGE JUICY