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Couple married
at Kingsbridge
BY KARLA HOGAN
Thanksgiving visitors with
Leonard .and Matt O'Lough-
lin were Carrie O'Neil of
Goderich and Mary and
Joseph Adelman and their
niece and nephew, Carrie
and Todd Friend of Detroit.
Max and Helen Riegling
boys were Thanksgiving
•. uests of Des and Linda
ourtney and family of God-
. erich.
Irene Hogan of London
and Ken Ford from Mountain
View, California visited rec-
ently with Bernadine Kin-
ney. Bernadine spent
Thanksgiving in Detroit at-
tending an O'Loughlin wed-
ding and visiting her rela-
tives from Saturday until
Thursday.
Congratulations to Lucille
and Rick Knight who were
married on October 13 at St.
Joseph's Church. Many from
the community attended the
' wedding and reception which
was held at Lucknow District
Community Centre.
Fran Riegling, Max and
Helen Riegling, Ambrose
and Barb Redmond, and Tom
and Karla Hogan were
guests at the wedding of
Ruth Edmondson, daughter
of John and Fran Edmondson
of Chatham, on October 13.
They spent Sunday visiting
relatives in the Chatham
area.
Ben Miltenburg of the'
Ontario Veterinary College in
Guelph was the recipient of
three awards at the Student -
Faculty Banquet on Thurs-
day, September 27, 1979. He
was awarded the Major
James Rattray Firsts Profic-
iency Prize (third year) for
overall proficiency; the Kit-
chener -Waterloo Kennel
Club Award for second high-
est standing in small animal
medicine and surgery and
the R bert D. Newlon Mem-
orial Scholarship for 'the
highest grade in the course,
Diseases . of the Digestive
System. Ben, who is the son
of the Mr. and Mrs. John
Miltenburg, R. 7 Lucknow, is
in his final year of study at
the Ontario Veterinary Col-
lege.
COMMUNITY SCHOOL
NEWS
Senior boys soccer team
won - 3 - 1 against St.
Joseph's, Clinton. Ken Van
Osch scored two goals and
Shawn Durnin scored one
goal. The senior boys are
Zone Champions and are
going on to the System Final
on October 20. The senior
and junior girls were also
successful in winning their
soccer. games in the Zone
Finals and are the Zone
Champions. Good luck to
these three teams from our
school. The junior boys lost
their game 2 - 0.
On Wednesday, October
10,. Playtime began its pro-
gram for the. season. About
20 children attended and
enjoyed the morning activit-
ies.
The Photographer was at
school on Wednesday also,
and took individual and class
pictures and the pre-school-
ers, who wished to, had their
pictures taken also.
The Health Nurses were at
the school on Wednesday to
supervize the brushing of the
students' teeth.
On Friday, October 19 the
first Hot Dog Day of the
season will be held.
The Family Handbooks,
outlining new policies, will
be handed out by the end of
October.
Community School groups
are going strong as fall and
winter activities begin. Al-
ready there are Girl Guides,
Brownies, Ladies' Volleyball,
Macrame and Ceramics,
Weight Watchers, Pre-
school Playtime, Kintail Lad-
ies Ball Team, and Kings-
bridge Youth Club activities.
In the planning stage are
quilting, crocheting, and
men's recreation nights.
Cross-country skiing, gard-
ening, and , farming work-
shops are courses considered "
for the new year. If enough
people are interested in
learning or brushing up on
English grammar, spoken or
written, a course may be
started in the new year. Call
or write the Co-ordinator at
St. Joseph's School.
A volunteer is needed to
write this his
column. Please
contact me- if -you can- -are
willing and able to do this for
the next two weeks or month. P
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NOTICE
Because of problem; with supply from the
manufacturer, the Grandma Deluxe
Fireplace, mentioned on page 3 of our Oc-
tober Tabloid, may not be in all branches.
However, all orders will be honoured at
the sale price as the product becomes
,avaliable.
DISCOUNT DAVE'S HOME CENTRES
TUCKERSMITH
DAY NURSERY
at the Vanastra
Recreation Centre
A new sorority chapter has been formed in Goderich and the first
meeting was held on Tuesday evening, October 16. The Perceptor
Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority known as Beta Tau is the
third sorority chapter in Goderich. This group represents the
charter members. Back row, left to right, are Lorraine Baechler,
Barb Moss, Martha Rathburn, Ellen Connelly, Sue Gower and
Verna Kane. Front row, left to right, are Shirley Baechler,
treasurer, Helene Alcock, president, Karen Sturdy, vice-
president, and Diane Boyes, secretary. Absent for photo was
Dorothy Feagan. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan)
Dungannon correspondent in hospital
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STEPHEN PARK
Thanksgiving weekend
was a busy spot at Mrs. Wm.
Berry's. Visitors were Ann
Dupuis, her daughter, Dar-
lene and husband, Paul
Nadon and children of Mis-
sissauga and Isabel Brennan
and Donna Berry of London.
'Marie Park has beep a
patient at Alexandra Marine
and General neral Hospital in God-
erich since Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Benson
entland of T.nnd,.nrypeA.t_th.c CHRISTI
eekend with Mr. and Mrs. CHURCH
if
C,.
if Pentland.
Helen, Sharon, Jacqui and
Paul spent a week recently
with Mrs. Dawson's daugh-
ter, Karen in Edmonton.
Paul Jerome and Carl
Slotzes visited Jamie Bere on
the weekend.
Howard Culbert .came
me from Wingham Hos-
tel on Tuesday and is to
Wagler, daughter of Ken and
Alice Wagler, Dungannon,
was married to Paul Wooler
of Kitchener:. The wedding
took place at the Dungannon
Fellowship Church.
On October 6 a 40th wed-
ding anniversary dance was
held for Alvin and Myrtle
Kerr at the Dungannon Agri-
culture Hall. The Kerrs
received d a
call from m AIv '
ms
sister in Saskatchewan wish-
ing .them ,a happy anniver-
sary.
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Brookside
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On October 12th, the Cross
Country dry -outs were held.
The winners of the try -outs
will be going to Point Farms
on .October 18th.
The soccer finals have
begun. The standings so far
for the girls are: Noisy Ladies
in first place, the Super Stars
in second and Shooting
Stars, third: As for the boys:
Super Shooters, first, Shin
Kickers and Kick Offs are
tied for second, Hunters and
Groundhogs are tied for
third.
The chocolate bar sales are
coming to an end with great
results. We would like to
thank the people who bought
our bars. So far we have sold
1,200 bags.
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A special Thanksgiving
service was held on Thanks-
giving Monday at ten o'clock
in the morning at which the
Sacrament of the Lord's
Supper was observed.
On Wednesday evening,
Marshall Lawrence showed -al -
film at the church called
ho "The Mountain of Light".
pi This depicted life among the
take it easy for a while. Sepik people in Papua, New
Mrs. Eldon Austin is a
patient in the hospital.
Young Tom Wall returned
from Wingham Hospital rec-
ently.
Visitors at Mrs. Lynn
Wall's on Sunday were her
mother, Mrs. Tom Emerson
of Queensviile and Mrs.
George Graham and Jennifer
of Scarborough.
On October 6 Marilyn
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Guinea, north of Ukururnpa,
where Marshall and Helen
and four sons will soon be
taking up their work once
again, after being on fur-
lough in Canada for about 16
months.
They are now in U.S.A. en
route to their destination.'
They are driving to Los
Angeles, and will fly from
there
to Port
Moresby,
ihe
e
capital -city of Papua, New
Guinea.' -• .
A community Friendship
ible class is held each
Wednesday in the various
homes of interested ladies.
Everyone is welcome. This
week's meeting is to be at
thehome of Alice Wagler.
bUNGANNON
UNITED CHURCH
• George Cowan preached
on the subject, "The Living
Word" in the Sunday serv-
ice. The choir sang the
anthem, "Farther Along",
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accompanied by organist,
Mrs. Jean Elliott.
Mr. and Mrs. Dynes
Campbell placed flowers in
• the church in memory of
their sister-in-law, Mrs. Har-
old Fowler, of St. Helens,
who passed away last week.
Sympathy is extended to her
family and to Mr. and Mrs.
Campbell.
Dungannon non U. .
W.
ladies
°were invited by the U.C.W.
of -.North Street United -
Church Godericb__to-i
them in a Thankoffering
Service on Sunday evening,
October 14. The speaker was
Mrs. Lorne Sparks of Luck -
now.
A sum of $165 has been'
contributed by this charge to
Woodstock Relief Fund and
donations are still being
taken.
Cecil Wittich of Blyth will
conduct the sacraments of
Baptism and Communion at
both Dungannon and Nile on
Sunday; October 21. Mr.
Cowan will be taking the
service, at. Blyth on that date.
Rev. Ian MacKay of
Sprucedale United Church,
Chatham will exchange pul-
pits with our minister on
Sunday, October 28 so that
Mr. Cowan can take the
Turn to page 13 -
THE 7 STEPS TO HEALTH?
CAN CANCER BE BEATEN?
YOU BET YOUR LIFE IT
CAN. PLEASE GIVE. 1I
CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY
BUY BULK and SAVE
Priceswill be effective till October 31
MANY PRODUCTS ARE AVAILABLE BUT PLEASE ORDER AHEAD • (Fo`R`o D R TOO EEPROCESSED)
PACKAGE DEALS
BUY THE PACKAGE YOU WANT AND
SAVE ON THESE SPECIAL VALUES
FILL YOUR FREEZER & SAVE
BEEFPrice Approx APFlOx.
Per Ib. Weight Cost
Side
Hind
Front
Ib. $1.55 2501b. $385
Ib. $1.81 125 Ib. 5225
Ib. $1.31 125 Ib. 5165
Hip Ib. $1.71
50 lb. 585
Loin 5,,0 ' Ib. $2.65
Sirloin_ Section Ib. $2:09
451b. 5120
25 Ib, 550
R i b Section P °` Ib
,��.:,.h $1.89 3016. $55
Chuck "°.° a,��,�.
� b�,, lb. 60lbs. 590
PORK
PRICE PER LB APPROX WEIGHT APPROX COST
Whole
Side
Shoulder
.83 170 lbs.
.85 851bs.
Section $1.19 10 lbs.
Loin $1.49 14 lbs.
`Ham
Pori„ ri..r1
$1.39 18 Ib.
$155
580
$11.90
20.00
$25.00
101b. Dashwood Sausage $14.00
TO Tb. Bacon - sliced - $12.50
by the Slab - Ib. $1.09
10 Ib. Pork Cutlets 516.90
10 Ib, Pork Liver $5.30
BEEF:
Steak Roasts Ib. $2.69
Still Meadow
9 Ib. box
BREADED
LEG & THIGH
CHICKEN
'19.00
26 portion
Compare
with
Schneiders
2 Ib. box
FRIED
CHICKEN
LEGS
54.95
FROZEN COMPARE
5 lb, bisx _ _._ _ - WITH
BOSTON BLUE
FILLETS $5.65 16 oz. 51.59
5 Ib, box
COD FILLETS $8.00 16 oz. 51.89
box
OCEAN PERCH
FILLETS $8.30 16 oz. $2.19
CHEESE
WA ho,,e nvrr 35 d,fferent kinds of cheese
Aoorn, 10 Ib blocks by the block only
REG
$1.95 52.35
1 95 2.35
2 19 2.69
2 29 2.89
1.99 2.39
2.09 2.49
MRD CHEDDAR
MED. CHEDDAR
010 CHEDDAR
BADENXX 010 CHEDDAR
COLEY
MARBLE
MOZZARELLA Approx 5 Ib b 1 .09 2
79 2.19.49
HA'
ONIONVARTI b. 2 b. 2.29 2.79
CARAWAY b. 2.29 2.79
b
b
b
b
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CHARGEX ANO MASTERCHAROE
WILL BE ACCEPTED ON Atl MEAT
ORDERS STS OO OR LARGER
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PACKAGE A
20 Ib. SHORT RIB.or CHUCK RST
20 Ib, MINUTE STEAK
20 Ib, ' STEAKETTE
20 Ib, • LOIN PORK CHOPS
201b. HAM ROAST
100 lb. 5183,00
501b. $93.00
PACKAGE C
20 fb. DASHWOOD SAUSAGE
20 Ib, HAMBURG 1 r.
20 Ib. SHORTIB OR
SHOULDER ROAST
20 Ib, MINUTE STEAK
2016. STEAKETTES
1001b. 5186.00
50 Ib. $95.00
PACKAGE B
2015, RIB ROAST OR STEAK
2015, STEAK RST
20 Ib. HAMBURG PATTIES
,20 Ib. LOIN PORK CHOPS
201b. SIRLOIN STEAKS
100- lb. 5229.00
50 Ib, 5115.00
PACKAGE D
1015. STEW BEEF
HAMBURG
. STEAKETTE
MINUTE STEAK
LOIN PORK CHOP
SHOULDER CHOP
RIB STEAK OR ROAST
HAM ROAST
$193.00
598.00
10 Ib.
,015.
10 Ib.
1015.
1016,
20 Ib.
2015.
100 1b.
50 Ib.
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CHICKEN
FAMILY PACK 1015
6 DRUMSTICKS
6 THIGH'. APPROX.
6-'i, BREASTS $
8.9®
12 WINGS-APPROX
LEG & THIGH 10 Ib, 515,90
BREASTS 101b. $15.90
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QUALITY PACKERS
(TENDERIZED)
TIN END HAM
Approx 10 lb
$1.79 Ib.
Reg. 52 45 Ib
BY THE PIECE
PAY LESS NOW FOR FANCY,
FROZEN VEGETABLES
Yellow Beans
Green Beans
Peas & Carrots
Mixed Veg.
Sliced Carrots
Brussel Sprouts
Cauliflower 6x4
Special '
York Corn
$12.15
6 x 5 lbs.
$13.15
13,15
10.90
11.65
10.50
19.15
b, size only 17.45
SPECIAL
York Peas
$8.89
Compare
lbs. 2 lbs..izo
$2.45 $1.53
2.45 1.29
2.05 .93
2.25 1.13
2.05 .93
3.45 1.69
3.25 2.49
SPECIAL
SOAP
York Baby
Whole Carrots
$12.99
SUNLIGHT POWbERED 50 Ib 528.45
DETERGENT 25 Ib. $15.00
SUNLIGHT LIQUID DETERGENT160 az $6,45
SUNLIGHT DISHWASHER
DETERGENT 25 Ib. $16.75
DISHWASHER ALL DETERGENT '25 Ib. $19.35
COMPARE
WITH
12 Titre $6.69
32 oz. $1.49
35 oz. $1.83
3S oz. 52.08
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playtime, indoor and outdoor play areas, hot meal.
Children fully supervised.
Staff have Early Childhood Education diplomas.
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