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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-08-05, Page 12PAGE 12—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1987 .Family News BIRTHDAY CLUB Sylvia, Brett and Jana Harman of RR 6 Goderieh are pleased to announce Clare's graduation from Wilfrid Laurier Univeristy with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Sociology on May 31, 1987. Clare is a graduate of Goderieh District Collegiate Institute and Stratford Teachers' College. He is presently a teacher on the staff of Colborne Central Public School. Mona Lee Gleason, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Gleason of Goderieh, has received her Honors Bachelor of Arts Degree in English and History at the University of Western Ontario. Hi, My name is Alicia Rowe. I will be three years old on August 6. 1 will be having a party with my little brother Jeff. 1 would also like to wish Grandpa Rowe, Uncle bon and Uncle Gerry happy birthdays too. Bye for now, Alicia HOFFl\IF:YER - KLAEZE Lynda Hoffineyer and Harold Kloeze are happy to announce the birth of their daughter I\1orag Ruth on July .27th in Guelph. Proud grandparents are Jack and Christina 1-fofflneyer. and Harm and Hillie Kloeze. REABURN Bernadine ince Van L(ooy) and Steve are pleased to announce the arrival of their daughter, .Jacqueline Anne, on July 2S), 1987, at St. Joseph's Hospital, London. A sister for Angela and Brian. Happy grandparents are John & Jean Van Rooy of Kingsbridge' and Stella and Eric Reaburn of RR 6; Goderich. SMITH Kevin and Cathy ( Madill ) Smith of Goderich are. pleased to announce the birth of their son, Gregory Jaynes Ray, born at Clinton Public Hospital on July 20, 1987 weighing:8 lb., 3 oz, Gregory is a brother for Laura and a grandchild for Alma Madill of Blyth and ,Jinn and Janice Snaith of Goderieh. NEW BORN NEWS PRITCHARD Born to Stephen and Rachelle Pritchard of Lachine, Quebec, a son, Thomas Jeffrey, on July 28, 1987. A grandson for Fernand and Arrnande Vachon of Huntington, Quebed and Tom Pritchard of Goderich and Anne Pritchard of Lucknow. A great-grandson for Gordon and Noreen Montgomery of • Lucknow. PROCTOR Bill and Sheri proudly announce the safe ar- i rival of their first child, Randy William, born Sunday, .July 19, 1987, weighing 6 lbs., 15 oz at St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Pro- ud grandparents' are Merle Parsonage and Norma Proctor, both of Goderich. Advertising helps good things happen. DAY CAMP 1 Q f.ki (1 1 Raons.tfon Dep•rtm.nt ea "A HEALTHY OUTDOOR FRENC EXPERIENCE" HELD AT POINT FARMS PROVINCIAL PARK (please nose change of location). Your children will be introduced to the following all in french. Campfire building, Cookouts, Handicrafts, Hiking, Nature lore, Games, Songs, Swimming (at Judith Gooderhafn Pool), and much more. There.will be two camps running from 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. August 24 - August 28, 1987 - for 5-7 year olds August 31 - September 4, 1987 - tor 8.12 year olds TRANSPORTATION • In order to keep Inc cost of the Day Camp down. parents are asked lu transport their ch,laren to 11)0 'Activity Centre slant) al Point Farms PrOVirIC al Park (a 10 minute drive from Town) or lorrn car pools If transportation is 0 problem, please indicate 50 upon registration and we will try 10 help you out • OVERNIGHT SLEEPOUT (8-12 year olds only) During the Camp for the 8.12 year olds campers will be asked to Stay uvenniPub al camp with [heir parents' permission (Thursday night September 3) This will be one 01 the highlights for the children If you have tents that we may borrow, please let us know when Tori iey,stei ChilCrun will return home at noon on Friday„ September 4 SPECIAL EVENT (5-7 year olds) There will be an extra special event for the 5.7 year olds More in ormabon will follow REGISTRATION A limit of 30 children per group will be accepted al Day Carnp en Irancais on a first come first served basis ONLY A FEW SPACES LEFT REGISTRATION FEES - s30.00 .per week - S60.00 per week maximum for family. Camp sweatshirts will be available for sale al Day Camp en Irancais REGISTRATION DEADLINE: Friday, August 14, 1987. Register It; person-at-the-Goderieh Aecrealran_D�paftment.._.lfi& M[ Qpt1,31si_St,•„finds l,h„_Fqr _,•.,,, rnore Information, contact the Recreatiun Department • 524.2125 The Goderich Recreation Department gratefully acknowledges assistance from The CANADIAN. PARENTS FOR FRENCH - Huron Chapter. CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR FIRST ANNIVERSARY PRIZE WINi ERRS: (GROCERY HAMPER; Rita Groh (Meneset), JAMES Garrick (Goderich). HUMPTY DUMPTY DOLL; a en Nicholson (R.R. 2 Lucknow), Evelyn Scarr (Goderich). COOLER BAG; Cheryl Collins (Goderich). GREEN GIANT FLASHLIGHT; Duane Jessup (Goderich). BBQ SET; Cheryl Saunders (R.R. 6 Goderieh). ADIDAS BAG; Dianne Fox (Goderichl. SUPER SHOPPER GAME; Barbara Ottewell (Goderich). CAPRI BA THROOM JB GRANNY SMITH Ellwood Murray dies at 67 •ELLWOOD LAWRENCE MURRAY Mr. Ellwood Lawrence Murray, of Goderieh, died at his residence Sunday, July 19, 1987. He was 67 -years -o141. Born in Port Albert on August 6, 1919, he was the son of the late Walker Murray and the former Bertha Brown. His wife, the' former Stella McNenly, predeceased him. Mr. Murray worked as 'a maintenance worker with 'Tip Top Tailors until his retirement. He was a member of the Anglican Church. Surviving are three sisters: Ruth 1 Mrs. Wm. 'Taman) of Huronview, Norma ( Mrs. Joseph Lukomski) of Jerome, Michigan,. and Rose Bowler ) Mrs..John Austin) of Kingsbridge: and one brother, Arthur of Sardis, B.C. He was predeceased by four sisters Reta Scrimgeour, Pamela Stevenson, Edna Mc- Cabe and Vesta Catlin:. and one brother, Benson Murray. • The funeral service was held at the Mc- Callum and Palla Funeral Horne on Wednesday, .July 22 with Rev. Douglas Pitts of the Anglican Church officiating. Pallbearers were James Bowler, Art Bowler, John Joe Bowler, Dean Bowler, Murray Bowler and Elwood Bowler. Interment in Christ Church Cemetery, Port Albert., STEPHANIE ALISSA FOWLER Miss Stephanie Alissa Fowler of Goderich died in the Children's Hospital of Western Ontario, London, on Sunday, July 26 at the age of four months. She was born on March 14 and is the daughter of John Dennis Clark Fowler of Goderich and the former Evelyn deGraff. Surviving are sisters, Candace and Amanda; both at home and brothers Brent and Brad both of Goderieh. , .Also surviving are "grandparents Stan and ,Jean Fowler of Goderich; Peter and Dorothy deGraaf of RR 3 Auburn; great grandparents 'I'jitske deGraaf of Netherland and David Vanderlei of Brampton. Also surviving are several ` aunts a.nd uncles. A funeral service was held at McCallum and Palla Funeral Home on Wednesday, ,July 29 with Reverend Bruce Toombs from Victoria Street United Church officiating. Pallbearers were Brent Fowler; Brad Fowler, ' Jim Richardson and Steve Hansma. WILLIAM BURTON William Elmer Burton. of Isabella Street, Seaforth and formerly of Simcoe and Orillia, died Thursday, July :30, 1987 at the Seaforth Community Hospital. Born at Corner Creek, Alberta. Mr. Bur - TISSUE 4 ROLL WHITE JUICE. FROM CONCENTRATE 48ft 02 OBITUARIES ton was a son of the late Alfred Burton and the•forrner Rebecca Anderson. He was a veteran of the Second World War and retired to Seaforth one year ago from Simcoe county. He is survived by his wife, the former 'Margaret Small; three daughters, Rebecca ( Mrs. John Kindree) of Granton, Susan ( Mrs. John Ellif) of Princeton and Catherine Wilson of Mississauga; and one son Wayne of Toronto. Also surviving are three sisters, Gladys Sharrum, Lillian Sharlow and Pauline Kiistner, all of Alberta and five grandchildren. . Mr. Burton was predeceased by three brothers and three sisters. Friends and relatives were . received at the Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home, 87 Goderich Street West, Seaforth .until Mon- day at 2 p.m; when a funeral service was held, followed by cremation. Interment of ashes at Egmondville Cemetery. BENSON BELGIUM (BEN) BROWN • Benson Belgium (Ben) Brown of RR 6 Goderich died' Tuesday, July 28 at St. Joseph's Hospital, London at the age of 70. Born in Ashfield Township on March 4, 1917, he was a retired self employed carpenter. He was the son of the late William Brown and the former Maude ' Young of Ashfield Township. He was predeceased by his sister Allie and four brothers Albert, .James,..John and Charles. Surviving are his wife, the former .Jeanne Reed and children Shirley ( Mrs. Ross Andrews) of Auburn; Evelyn I Mrs. Ross Daerl of Auburn; William B. (Sam ) of RR 6, Goderich; Barry of Ric 6, Allan of RR 5, and Douglas of RR 6 Goderich. Also surviving are brother William A. Brown of RR 6 Goderich and 19„grand- children and three great grandchildren. A funeral service was held at McCallum and Palla Funeral Home on Friday, July 31 with Byron Nevin of the Presbyterian Church officiating. Flower Bearers were Ray Brown, Frank Doherty, Gary Sproul, Eugene McGee and Allister Nivins. Pall bearers were sons Sam Brown. Barry Brown, Allan -Brown and Douglas Brown and sons-in-law Ross Andrews and Ross Daer. Interment at Dungannon Cemetery. Thomson reunion held The 48th Annual Thomson Reunion was held at St. Christopher's Beach on ,July 19 with 70 members present. It was a beautiful day iiia very ideal place and everyone enjoyed the delicious smorgasbord lunch convened by, Dorothy and 13111 Chase. A short business meeting followed with the president Mary Eisler welcoming everyone present. Letters of greetings from Eleanor Fisher and Hazel Chance of Win- nipeg and John Thomson of Scottsdale, Arizona were read. Greetings were later received from Ruth Thomson of Claremont, California and Norma Hager of Las Vegas, New Mexico. The minutes of last year's reu- nion were read by secretary Dorothy Cornish. During the afternoon, the sports commit- tee of Gwen O'Rourke, Dave Miller and Dave and Monica O'Rourke supervised the races and games. The winners were as follows: youngest present, Krystal Chase; oldest lady, Irene Pepper;' oldest man, Dick Cornish; •race 3 and under, Krista Fleming and Christopher Alexander; race 6 and uner, Darryle Bloomfield and Ryan Alex- • OPEN SUNDAYS 10 am - 6 pm. Mon. - Wed. Thur§. & Fri. Saturday 8:30 - 6 8:30 - 9 8:30 - 7 LIBBY'S DEEP BROWN BEANS assorted varieties 19oz tin with Coupon 11'9 without coupon ADMIRAL FLAKED WHITE ALBACORE TUNA 1709 tin 1 SUNSHINE CRACKED OR 605 WHOLE WHEAT BREAD 6759 loaf .�717 SNIPPY KELLOGG'S PURINA asS't var 79on3.29 NAeisco VITTLES s.00,21.79 SHREDDIES s NEW” assorted varieties GRISSOL CROUTONS WINOSOR COARSE PEANUT ALL "5,11.89 creamy or [Hunky BRAN TENDER BUTTER CATEILi TOMATO SPAGHETTI SAUCE 21.07,99 Pea pea A nam or vegetable SOUP :.1.29 IDAHOAN NEW VARIETIES INSTANT. POTATOES tan AYLMER Ch0'Ce Nivea or sh(ed PEACHES, BARTLETT PEARS or FRUIT COCKTAIL raor.� PICKLING CUPS PURINA DOG CHOW PEP assorted varieties DOG FOOD roues SALT . 2k91 , 29 BAR SOAP 5 s bonus parka .39 DEL 0°1.99 WHITE SWAN assorted colours • FACIAL TISSUE 20c c.99 „Di .1 9 ZIP SOLID FIRESTARTER s,•,g1.19 MONTE asst var RITZ CHRISTIFS ass's flavours PUDDING '491.99 CRACKERS 1.091.49 0902EN GRANDMA MARTINS 8899,99 PIE SHELLS 49491.99 CHILLED MINUTE MAIO Oh* KRAFT CHEESE SLICES vel protest Cheese VIM 3009 p.g 16 slice WITHCOUPON 2 89 WITHOUT I COUPON ORANGE CRYSTALS *1111 Coupon 841 w,out coup p8g of S III WHITE SWAN TowE 2 roll 2: ply assorted colours 72;q.79 ORANGE JUICE :'rre1.99( FRESH! REGULAR GROUND BEEF FRESH' VEAL BREAST : eoirgl 418 rta FRESH' VEAL r� RIB CHOPS asskg2.881ta FRESH' boneless t lean STEWING VEAL FRESH' a 17091.981b 2.82kg PAMPER CAT FOOD assorted varieties 1849 tin R El DEL MONTE JUICES KRAFT CHEEZ WHIZ process cheese food 5009 lar -99 APPLE OR ORANGE SCHNEIDERS assorted varieties SCHNEIDERSMINI WIENERS ASM1•%Bpkg DELI'S :9J9 i..28ea SCHNEIDERS sliced SCHNEIDERS SIDE BACON soogt./• 8o1BOWLS s7•>n�.28r„ SCHNEIDERS select round varSCHNEIDERS frozen SANDWICH BUCKET 0' vac pack HEADCHEES MEATS nn I .�8pk9 CHICKEN• 90095.48.1. SCHNEIDERS FROZEN store packed SLICED98th STAAAKS ,,sg 1 . • Bea PTATO PATTIES HASH ITOWN BEEEFF LIVER :16kn. FRESH( part back attached FRESH! VEAL CHICKEN BREASTS SHOULDER CHOPS S&B. I I LB. 4 14kg 4.37kg • PROD OF ONT. CAN.st1 FIELD TOsketATOES 4lltre baM vr Pont) ^r 194 CAN.. 7,41 RED OR GREEN SEEDLESS GRAPES 0000 Or Us A rAN CAN..: !!!.1 BARTLETT PEARS pond pr,j90 ^AN n.' ,•..n CALIFORNIA PLUMS P000 ^r ri s A ' W.1 NECTARINES r,0r .1; qNt Ao,; r;i;•,+• ALFALFA OR CRISPY SPROUTS .994, .KIWI FRUIT .99,„ .89,D .8910 .,.59 PROD. OF ONTARIO FRESH . Rot P'g MUSHROOMS .99 3/.99• SWEET GREEN PEPPERS .7910 rc^r, r FRESH LIMES TROPICAL PLANTS. FRESH BROCOLLI AVOCADOE5 12/.99 1.29., .99,., .59., P400. Of SWAZILAND GOLOIN UMW SEEDLESS.' NAVAL ORANGES .ee ander; girls race 10 and under, Sabrina Stanlake and Samantha Stanlake; boys race 10 and under, Ryan Alexander and Darryl Bloomfield; girls race 12 and under, Anne Knechtel and Sabrina Stanlake; boys race 12 and under, Robert Knechtel and Darryl Bloomfield; teenage boys race, Adam Knechtel and Rbb Thomson; °girls slipper kick, Gail Snider and Anne Knechtel; boys slipper kick, Rob Thomson and Steve Foster; ladies slipper kick, Pati Hendricks and Cindy Jardin; men's slipper kick, Ron Fleming and f,orne Thompson; wheelbar- row race, Henry Hendricks and David O'Rourke and Gail Snider and Anne Knechtel. It was agreed to meet next year in the same place at the same time with the follow- ing executive: president, Bill Thompson; vice-president, Joyce Foster; secretary - treasurer, Dorothy Cornish; sports commit tee, Pam Foster, Joanne and Keith Innis; table committee, Dorothy and Bill Chase. Members were present from -Exeter, Hen - sail, Kippen, Brucefield, Dublin, Seaforth, Mitchell, Goderich, Bramalea, London, Peterborough and West Lorne. SCNNlt01RS BLUE RIBBON ,,,,00,BOLOGNA 2.38. OK_ TOB(RFEST SAUSAr.E 64(.Iooa2.88Ib SUMMER SAUSAGE rondos/4.98m LUNCHEON LOAF 7211I0023.215M 6 DAYS OF THESE GREAT SPECIALS EMA is supplied and serviced by Elliott Marr & Co. In association with' Oshawa Foods. We reserve the right to limit quantities to normal family requirements. Prices effective from Mon August 3rd to closing Sat., August 81h. 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