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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1984-09-26, Page 26II ITALIAN pFcsfJfra1�?SS SPAGHETTI, SPAGHETTINI OR READY CUT MACARONI LANCIA PASTAS BRAVO PLAIN SPAGHETTI -• SAUCE 28 oz. JAR LANCIA 5 STYLES EGG 35 NOODLES p77Gg DELCIOUS LANCIA LASAGNA BRAVO BRAND TOMATO PASTE 500 g REG. $1.65 1.29 REG. $1.19 5.5 oz. TIN REG. $1.49 1.19 REG. 57c 49 BRAVO CHICK PEAS WHITE KIDNEY BEANS OR RED ROMANO BEANS. LENTILS. BLACK EYED PEAS OR 19 oz SMALL FAVO BEANS REG. 95c TIN MILANO GIANT REG. 59c LADY EKG 21890 FINGERS - FLAKES LARGE 675 g PKG. ‚09 WHITE, YELLOW, ALMOND ROYALE PAPER TOWELS 2 ROLL 1 • 750 mL BOTTLES ALL VARIETIES CANADA DRY LIQUID STYLE JAVEX BLEACH OUR REG. $2.19 3.6 LITRE 10 VARIETIES HOSTESS CHIPS OUR REG. $1.69 200 g PKGS. 1Z9199 WHITE, YELLOW, ALMOND ROYALE TOl L ET TISSUE 8 ROLL 4307. PLUS 30c DEPOSIT NEILSONS CALIFORNIA ICED TEA 1L 89 ALWAYS POPULAR MACARONI & CHEESE • GODERICB SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1984 -PAGE 9A BLACK DIAMOND ,� BLACK DIAMOND MILD ©R MEDIUM ;. CHEDDA�� r ti$1CHEESE 225 g • qftia1• � BLACK DIAMOND WHITE OR COLOURED OLD CHEESE189 225 9 • BLACK DIAMOND "SINGLE THIN" CKEESE FOOD SLICES BLACK DIAMOND GRATED PARMESAN An CHEESE 125 g 1177 BLACK DIAMOND GRATED PARMESAN CHEESE 2508 • 89 BLACK DIAMOND LITE CHEESE FOOD SLICES 250 g • BLACK DIAMOND HI 'W LO SKIM MILK LB CHEESE 250 9 , J CANADA "A" GRADE LARGE EGGS CHOCOLATE MALLOW, CHOCOLATE ECLAIR, GRAHAM SQUARES, FAVOURITE 5, GINGER BOYS, SHORTBREAD RINGS WESTONS COOKIES OUR REG. $2.55 TIN TIE 400 g PKGS. ‚'9 WHITE, YELLOW, BLUE, MOCHA, KLEEN EX TISSUES OUR REG. 51.39 200 SHEET KRAFT DINNER 2/99` NESCAFE VIVA DECAFFEINATED INSTANT COFFEE 8 oz. JAR 6.99 KELLOGGS RAISIN BRAN 800 g PKG 3.19 KLEENEX ASSORTED 75s FOR UNBLEACHEABLES JAVEX BLEACH 3 LITRE 4.29 QUAKER COOKIE OR MUFFIN MIXES A=2TED 900 g f9 LARGE 1.25 LITRE WESTONS HAMBURGER OR HEINZ WIENER KETCHUP ROLLS PKG OF 12 BECEL SOFT STYLE MARGARINE BOUTIQUE NAPKINS �• �� DELICIOUS VOORTMANS 425 g CAKEY 990 ONE kg SIZE VANISH BOWL 4 A9 CLEANER liar 32 oz. JAR BICKS WINE SAUERKRAUT %S9 McCORMICKS CRACKERS 1.393 ZEHRS BLANCHED PEANUTS 159 F.B.I. 3 VARIETIES SPRINT DRINKS 750 mL 99$ BORDENS CONDENSED EAGLE BRAND MILK 300 mL Qf 1.89 McCAIN LITE DELITE PIZZA DELUXE 383 g 2.89 SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT 9 A.M. WED. SEPT. 26 UNTIL CLOSING SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 29TH KRAFT ONION CHIP DIP 8 oz. TUB 119 KRAFT DILL PICKLE CHIP DIP 8 oz. TUB 119 MINUTE MAID ASSORTED ORANGE JUICE FROZEN 295 mL • 149 McCAINS ASSORTED VARIETIES FRENCH FRIES39 L MINUTE MAID FROZEN GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 355 mL 1.49 BLUEWATER BOSTON BLUE FISH STICKS FROZEN 350 g 189 BLUEWATER BOSTON BLUE FISH IN LIGHT BATTER FROZEN 350 g f.89 REG. OR DEODORANT KOTEX LIGHTDAYS PKG OF 30 PLAYTEX GLOVES -M-L f.'89 , B1CeDILL,IEs PICKLES 2.79 NEILSONS ASSORTED FRUIT PLUS YOGURToL 1, COUNTRY OVEN ONLY 114 BAKERY EQUIPPED STORES REGULAR 51.55 Round 'n About with Martha DELICIOUSLY TASTY CHUNKY 450 g LOAF SPECIAL REGULAR 52.59 A DELICIOUS DESSERT APPLE PIES REGULAR 51.99 675 g SIZE SPECIAL 169 CHOC. OR PEANUT BUTTER CHIP OR PLAIN OATMEAL Rummaging t111rouggh some old papers, I happened on a smallhitem about the Col- borne pyTownship Hall. I like to call it "Carlow Hall". I'm sure you all know where it is - I can give you directions...? Well, you cross the bridge, go out a few miles to a big barn on the right - the turn to Carlow. You can reach Dungannon, Auburn, Dunlop, and Benmiller from this road. But when you get to Carlow Hall - on, the crossroad - you turn left to reach the Nile. Whoa! I wanted to say something about that nice old building at Carlow - The Township of Colborne Hall. It was built in 1 19 by James McDonagh - after they removed a log house that had been used as an hotel. This building was certainly huge in comparison to the "hotel". The contractor was Jamieson Reid. Many of you haven't even heard of Gavin Green or his brother David who, as youngsters, worked on the building as brick carriers or brick layers. Gavin reached the ripe old age of 100: and I'm not sure if it was more. He wrote lots of stories about this area - even had books published. They are hard to find now. I knew Mr. Green and have a book which I bought in about 1947 at his little old "Curiosity Shoppe" for 25 cents. The book was older than Gavin, as the first entry was 1869 but he signed the front of the book for me in 1969. How about THAT? I'm getting away from the "hotel" since Mr. Green is another "story". One of the innkeepers was a Jonathan Miller. I believe he was the Miller who - weighed 468 pounds - and THAT'S another story! The township bought the hotel in about 1918 for mainly their council meetings. Later the Women's Institute began using it and took over 'the maintenance. They had partitions i emoved and made the Great Hall. Later they fur- nished a kitchen and took over the p •eserva- tion of this fine old building. These ladies were all homemakers who made rugs and quilts, did crochet work and knitting. They had such a great variety of crafts which they could scarcely believe, un- til they had a good big crafts show! This show became a yearly venture. They had to open their nice building by removing more walls and soon they had to find a bigger building for their show. They then went to the Saltford Valley Hall which seemed huge - now they need more room or their show will be spoiled since it is so crowded you can barely see half the ex- hibits. I would like to see them build on to that nice old building in Carlow. It could be their answer if they have enough ground space. Of course they could have several floors to spread out their Christmas Fair and I believe the building would be busy all year with many shows. Just an idea! In my column October 10, 1968, I made practically the same suggestions with "Good going, Ladies, stay with it!" Now I hope they WILL stop and think about it again. 4508 PKG I.69 Have a nice week. Love, Martha. Lungs for WESTONS RASPBERRY SWISS ROLLS 4 PACK 1115 GAY IOLEA ONN CHIP DIP 250 g TUB 1e 19 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES TO REASONABLE WEEKLY FAMILY REQUIREMENTS. WESTONS FRESH RAISIN BREAD 450 g LOAF 129 YUM YUM, BABY DILLS SWEET MIXED BICKS PICKLES 3.Z9 NETo'NitFE COFFEEJA 1 0 oz. 9 ASSORTED VARIETIES McCORMICKS CANDY f.79 COLOMBIA COFFEE 6.94 Life Week is October 1-7 The Lung Association's special awareness week, LUNGS ARE FOR LIFE WEEK, is being held October 1-7. This year's theme is ADULT LUNG HEALTH AWARENESS. "The need for information about hazards to the lungs can be demonstrated by taking a look around the house", says Marybelle Ford, Executive Director for the Lung Association in Huron -Perth areas. "Many of us use chemical products almost on a daily basis. We may even be mixing these products hoping for better results. This practice can be dangerous," warns Miss Ford. "For instance, the mixing of bleach and ammonia produces deadly fumes. Always read product labels. An im- portant sentence may be the one with infor- mation which tells who should NOT use the product". For example, read the label carefully when buying a paint stripper. It may be that the stripper you plan to purchase will recommend that people with heart and lung conditions should not use the product because it contains a chemical that reduces the oxygen carrying capacity of the blood. Other labels state that the product should only be used in a well ventilated area. "The home humidifier can also be a hazard to the lungs," states Marybelle Ford, Executive Director. "It +s a breeding ground for fungi and bacteria •f water in the humidifier is allowed to become stagnant. Empty the reservoir once every two weeks and clean it with soap and water or with a disinfectant recommended by the manufac- turer." The Lung Association throughout Ontario will be marking LUNGS ARE FOR LIFE WEEK in many special ways. There will be displays in malls and libraries, and pro- grams directed to helping people who have chronic lung disability. The Lung Association fights all lung disease year-round. Contact your Lung Association in the Huron -Perth area at 271- 7500 and ask for information on Health Hazards in the home and workplace. Take control - LUNGS ARE FOR LIFE. LET'S SEE YOU DO IT... ()MOORS! ! !i. e ♦ C