The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1978-11-16, Page 3347,r6, 7117 Contains Rich Brazilian Coffees QQ1 RIB S1' NAI, -S'I'R,. HRSDAY, NQVEMDER 19711,P4WE 13.4 Our Regular Price 1.09 Our Regular Price 4.99 a GOT A QUESTION ABOUT MEAT? ASK THE MAN WHO KNO You'll Do Better With A&P's POULTRY SHOP! Fresh 4, - 60X-0CHICEN. Family Pack Contains: 3 Breast Quarters, I Our Attached, 3 Lie Quarters, Whole L R rlcer Backs Attached, lb ib 98c SAVE Wings & Whole Backs 3 Wings; 3 Necks, 3 Giblet Packages 3Qc per Fresh CHICKEN PARTS LEG QUARTERS, With Backs Our Attached Regular BREAST Ib Price QUARTERS, With Backs & lb 1.28, Wings Attached SAVE • MIXED QUARTERS „ • DOI. lb CHICKEN HALVES ' November is NATIONAL FISH MONTH COD. FISH st SHIPS "rozenr 21C°17 1.28'. FEATURE FOOD (THICK CUT S10gJAR 2.79) EUROPEAN STYLE 510 g JAR FEATURE FOOD 340 g JAR Whole HerringIMP 2.69 Bismark Herring 2.19 BWEWATER, FROZEN, HADDOCK & SHR8.OZ PKG FROZEN' Ocean Snacks 1.38 Cod Fillets Ib 1.38 SEA BUOY, FROZEN HIGHLINER, FROZEN 14-0Z PKG Battered Sole 161.79 Cod Fish Sticks 1.78 J J Oo Our meat has to pass 3 extra inspections. We inspect our meat three times after the government stamps it, so you'll always get meat that cooks as good as it looks. i r You'll Do Better 'With A&P's L.DELI SHOP in stores with Deli Dept. j COOKED HAM Taillefer 1/2-1b 1 5 • CANADA PACKERS SHOPSYS .Pastrami Eye 1/24.60 1.60,. Beef Salami 1-161.15 PRIMO VAC PAC OF 2 Pepperoni Sticks lb 2.29 MAPLE LEAF, SMOKED, COOKED, PICNIC STYLE Pork Shoulders 161.38 MAPLE LEAF, REGULAR, THICK SLICED OR HINT OF MAPLE Side Bacon Ib vac pac 1e68 MAPLE LEAF Sausage Meat MAPLE LEAF, BABY WAXED 1 -Ib vac pac roll 139 Bologna Chub Ib 1.29, 'SAVE 20¢' Regular or Diet PEpsi 1.5 Titre returnable bottle ( Plus 30c Bottle Deposit ) Our Regular Price 7911 Jane Parker, Sliced (Our Reg. Price 69c - SAVE 10c ) RAISIN BREAD 16 -oz loaf -SAVE 18¢ All Varieties PRIMO PASTAS Pepperidge Farms, Frozen Coconut, Maple Spice, Vanilla LAYER /1 . ■ r Jt# 13 -oz cake Action Priced! You'll Do Better With "*'‘, PRIMO ITALIAN WEEK Primo Italian TOMATOES 28 oz. tin PRIMO, PLAIN ACTION PRICEDI 28 -FL -OZ TIN Spaghetti Sauce 79¢ PRIMO, ALL WIDTHS ACTION PRICEDI Egg Noodles- 12-ozf pkg 2 for 89¢ McCONNELLS VALUE PACK Tea Bags STUART HOUSE JANE PARKER 2 WHITE OR ACTION PRICEDI MINUTE MAID' FROZEN, CONCENTRATED, FORbA 6.25•FL OZ1 WHITE & 1 WHEAT 16-0Z PKG a r • 1 ` £ Bread "Brown 'N Serve" 69¢ Grapefruit Juice 2 for 99¢ HOLIDAY FARMS, FROZEN ACTION PRICEDI JANE w 4 RO��ER,P"OR WHEAT '- N PIfGOP12 Vial Parmigian 216 k 2 49 B 69 s rown erve ¢ p g . • PKG. OF 100 01 :rap SOFT ROLL SOUTHERN BEAUTY LONG GRAIN 3 LB. BAG Rice REGULAR OR EXTRA BODY CONDITIONER OR SUNLIGHT DISHWASHER JANE PARKER, FROSTED DRY/NORMAL OR OILY SHAMPOO 350 nit PLASTIC BTL Ball Donuts pkg of 6 69¢ Revlon Balsam & Protein 1.79 Detergent TETLEY Tea Bags ACTION PRICEDI HOSTESS, REGULAR, VIP, 11.16.Q. OR SALT & VINEGAR A & P 16 02. PKG. pkg of 1443.49 Potato Chips 65 OZ. PKG. 1.39 1.09 991 2.19 Green Giant, Fancy, Whole Kernel (12 -fl -oz) or Cream S NIBLETS 14 -fl -oz CORN tin for Beef, Irish, Meat Ball, Hot Chili Con Carne, Meat Balls & Gravy, Beans & Wieners, Sphagetti & Meat Balis, Lasagna PURITAN STEWS 24 -fl -oz tin .1 Instant, Creamer . CARNATION 16-1 COFFEE -MATE I. Action Priced! (You'II Do Better With A&P's ECONOMY CORNER Name Brands at 'No Frill' Prices THE BEST COFFEE COMES IN A BEAN AT A&P! CUS- TOM GROUND IN THE STORE WHEN YOU BUY IT ... NOT BEFORE. Red Circle Coffee 1.1 bag LAO 9 JET (PINK) 64•FUOZ PLASTIC BOTTLE Liquid Detergent 1.09 Beach Bleach REINHARDT'S Vinegar 128 oz. 69i 160.8 -oz plastic jug 1 ■ 19 LOTO CANADA, PROVINCIAL & WINTARIO TICKETS AVAILABLE AT A&P FOOD STORES! 225 g pkg 98 Graham Crackers 89` We pick the best. So you can too! The Caret's... from page 12A nected continuously for 25 years." In 1903, Carey bought the insurance business of Charles F. Shaw and carried- on in Shaw's premises next to the (West street) post office. In 1930 the business, still styled O.F. Carey & Son, Ltd., was conducted in the Masonic building. For some years before Philip retired he had an office in the former Bank' of Montreal building, West street, Oswald was an active member of St. George's church, and at the time of his death was one'of the wardens. OSWALD'S FAMILY Some of the children of Oswald Carey and Emily Marlton were born on the Colborne farm, others at the Cambridge street house. Philip was wheeled over in a baby carriage to the Crescent house when the family moved from Cambridge street. Only the youngest child, Helen, was born in the house on the Crescent. The Huron Signal early in 1881 carried an an- nouncement: "Born in Goderich, New Year's Day, 1881, to the wife of Oswald Carey, a son." That was the firstborn of the family, Albert -.Dobr-ee.--In- due-eourse- he married Anna Elinor Downing, and they lived in Seattle. They had five children: Catherine Elinor, George Albert, William Marlton, Emily Jane, Isabella Louise and Alice Rosalie. Edward Hunsdon, the second son, was -born before 1881 was out. He later was with various branches of the Bank of Montreal and Bank of Toronto:. He married Gladys Marie Stafford, and they lived in Saskatoon. ..Rosalie Le Marchant married F.C. Neltnor, a civil engineer, who was stationed in Goderich when the Guelph and Goderich Railway was being completed. Their home was in Chicago. Harold De Sausmarei served .. •in Princess Patricia's Light Infantry, first Canadian battalion organized in 1914, and was at Third Ypres. He was wounded three times in the course of his ser- vice. He married Jennie Almira. They had two sons, Edward Harold and Oswald • Conrad. Harold died in Vancouver, May 20, 1974, aged' 88. Rita Laurie married Alexander Godwin Nisbet, who was killed in action at Vimy Ridge. Her second husband was John Harry Knight. They made their home in Victoria. Mrs. Knight died in December, 1977. Robert Dobree, after attending school here studied at Queen's University. A lieutenant in the 46th Battalion, C.E.F., he was at the Somme, Vimy, Hill 60, Passchendaele and Cambrai. He was com- missioned in 1915, and served in the army of occupation until 1919. He was a surveyor with the Ontario Department of Highways until retirement. He married in 1950 Edrie Beatrice Tye, who died June 15, 1970. They had one son, Robert. Mr. Carey died July 5, 1974. He was a member of St. George's church. . Conrad George was a lieutenant in the 79th Battalion, and was killed in action at Zollern Trench Sept. 16, 1116. He was recommended posthumously for the Victoria Cross'. He married Ida Elizabeth Helen Hambly, and they had two children, Conrad and Elizabeth. Louis Maitland was one of the Menesetung Canoe Club members who went overseas in War 1. He lived at Basswood, Man., and Victoria, B.C., where he still resides. Philip Falkland was in his third year at Goderich Collegiate Institute when he answered the first call for volunteers in August, 1914, and had the honor to.. serve in the First Bat- talion, First . Brigade, .'fern to page 15A 6