The Goderich Signal-Star, 1958-03-27, Page 8f14NS TO NEW HOSPITAL
NOW TOTAL $44;322
Donations to the equipment fund
for the new wing of Alexandra
Marine and General Hospital have
now reached a total of $44,322.
,Pr eviously acknowledged is the
sum_of $4Q,812 and to be added
to this are the following recent
donations: O'Briens ,Market, $50;
Julius Kayser Co•.i $100; Canadian
Legion, Branch 109, B.E.S.L. $500
(total now $1,500); A, R. Scott,
$100; James Lloyd & Son, $25;
'.Mrs. Louise A. Smith, $100; S. ,C.
Anderson, $25; Rev. K. E. and Mrs.
Taylor, $50.; Saltford Community
Club, $225; Pupils Grates 7 and 8,
Public School, $6,4% Mrs. E. • Flem-
ing, $10; Anonymous, $500; Gode-
rich Women's Institute, $140; Mrs.
Edna Shaw, $10; Upper Lakes &
St. Lawrence Co., $500. (total now
$1.0001; E. _. len,ties, $50; W. J,
Baker, $100; Miss Esther Hunie,
$50; Wm. MacDonald E1tctric,
$100; .Anonymous, $50; A. P.
Boutilier, $10; Students of Code -
rich District Collegiate, $755.
C.W.L. AT KINGSBRIDGE
PLANS FOR ANNUAL MEET
KINGSBRIDGE, March 24. --St.
Joseph's sub -division CWL held
their March meeting in the parish
slut _ orris ori- March 16,
Several cards' of -----thanks were
read by the secretary. Mrs. Joe
O'Keefe gave the financial report.
Plans were made for an Easter
dance to be held Easter Monday.
April 7th.
Nomination rules ,were read by
the secretary, then Mrs. Ray Dal-
ton, ,Mrs. Joe O'Keefe and Mrs. Leo
Courtney were appointed nomin-
ating committee. April 13th will
be the annual meeting, at which
all reports must be made.
Mrs. Leo Courtney gave .a read-
ing "Irish and Proud of It." The
president, Mrs. Ray Dalton, thank-
ed&Father Van-Vynckt for the work
done on the club rooms. Father
Van spoke a few words and closed
the meeting with prayer.
PHONE 345
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ROSS
now agent
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SELECT LIONS YOUNG
CANADA WEEK TEAM
The players have been selected
for the Goderich Lions Pee Wee
hockey team which will take part
in Young Canada Week. They
are as follows: Bill Mathieson,
Gerry ,l~ ritzley, Bill Bowen, Ron
Daer, Vern Skeoeh, Frank Tares,
Wilf Weber, Bob Graham,' Gary
Doak, Dennis Williamson, ,. Doug
Harrison, Don Yeo, Brian Carroll;
Bill Wilkinson, David .Smith, Pete
Bettger, John Banter, Rod Reid.
'141M GOD1 J CH SIGNAL STAR
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SEE 22 NEW
TO MAKE YOUR SAVINGS MULTIPLY;
HONES LIKELY
The Winter Employment Com-
mittee met last, Thursday. Mayor
E. C. Fisher is now 'a member -of
the committee and George Clingan
is replacing Wm. Anderson. '1 he
committee was informed that it is
quite likely that approval will be
given for building 22 houses in
Goderich. If so, it was unanimous-
ly agreed by this committee that
strong recommendations be made
that the contract be given to a
local contractor or, if no suitable
hid is' received from a local con®
tractor, that as much local .labor
as possible be employed.
The committee was pleased to
hear that Council has made plans
to employ the men who are eligible
under the Provincial scheme on
various public works' projects.
- As a project for next fall, the
committee' decided to sponsor a
poster for school children to help
interest in off-season employm.ant.'
BAYFLELD, March 24.—Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Anderson and boys,
Science Hill, and .Mr. and Mrs. D.
Bisback, Clinton, spent the. week-
ena with Mr. and -qrs. Ed. Stur-
Mr. and Mrs. 'Wm. Johnston.and
family, St, Catharines, spent the
Week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Little.
. Mr. and Mrs, E. Ai Featherston
returned home last week after
spending a- month at St. Peters-
burg, Florida.
Donald Kingsbury, Hamilton,
spent the week -end With his wife
and son. A
Jack Forrester,,Cliriton, came last
week to operate the Cities Ser-
vice garage and lunch room.
Mrs. Fred McEwen and Misg. D.
Peck. London, spent Stunday in the
village.
Mrs. Ed. Schnell returned to her
hOme on Sunday after spending
the winter in' Defroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Matthews,. and
baby, London, spent the week -end
at the "Albion Hotel."
Mrs. J6hn MacKenzie is visiting
her daughter at Chicago, Illinois.
AUBURN
Word has been' received here
by friends -of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Dobie and family, ol Toronto, that
their voung son, Billy. will be .a
player on the Scarboro hockey
team to play in Goderich -in the
Young Canada .Hockey- Week at
Easter.
'Shoe. Shop
for the famaus
Naturatizer Shoes --
A SHOE
MAbE
FOR
morning into night
'you'll rove
its" walking
comfort
SIJPERRIGHT
QUALITY MEATS
JONELESS RUMP or
i SIRLOIN ROAST 'b
SHORT CUT
P IME MB ROAST
aTRA LEAN MINCED"BEEF
:;uper Right, Smoked Rindless Wheatley Brand Cod
iibpkg69c, 9S.,11.ty CAKES -
SMOKED FILLETS lb 33c ,HALIBUT STEAKS 1657c
3.9c
12 -oz pkg 3 9c
FRESH -FRUIT and VEGETABLE SPECIALS
:difornicy Sunkist, Fresh Juicy, Nn. 1 Grade
Jhe Always Delectable Tropical, Fruit — No.1 Grade
BANANAS
lb MC
Large, Sugar Sweet, No. 1 Grade, Florida Valencia, Size 175
ORANGES' ,..;d"en. 5Sc
Crisp, Fresh, No. 1 Grade, California Iceberg
LETTUCE —h23c
Very Important to You!
' Packed Under Our Own Label and Supervision
pkgs
DEEP CUT SPECL4LS
Del Monte Reg. Price 2 tins 37o, --SAVE 4c
3 15 -oz tins 49c
Low In Price, High In Quality Reg. Price 2 -lbs 53c—SAVE 11c -
SOLO MARGARINE 4 1 -lb pkgs 9 5c
TOMATO JUICE 4 20 -oz tins 49C
PEAS
Quick Reg. Price 31c—SAVE 4c
cREAM 'OF WHEAT 28-oz-pkg 27c
BAKERY spEchus
BAKtD IN A&P's OWN BAKERY BY MASTER BAKERS
Jane Parker Reg. Price 59c—SAVE 1bc
APPLE PIE
each 4.9c
Jane Parker Spanish Reg. Price.43c—SAVE 4c
BAR CAKE each 39c
Jane Parker Plain , SPECIAL I
DONUTS
Jane Parker Sugar, Cinnamon, Comb.
DONUTS
Jane Parker Plain Or Seeded
RYE BREAD
2 boxes of 12 49c
Reg:130x 270—SAVE 5c
2 boxes of 12 49C "
Reg. Price loaf 21C—SAVE 7c
24 -oz loaves C
Jane Parker-, Reg. Price pkg 33c—SAVE 11c
OATMEAL COOKIES 2 Pkgs 5 5c
EASTER CANDIES
P.IELLY eGgs
egOtindfliED EGGS
TRIO
idelisiaiiitedFILLED EGGS
Funny
CHOCOLATE BUNNY
iiskCOLATE HEN
14 -oz pkg 29c
12 -oz pkg 29c
box 79c
each 49c
',Jo. 1 Grade, Texas, Fresh—Green
BROCC L ige bch 29C
No: Grode, Washed and.Trimmed, Texas, Fresh. Curly Leaf
SPINACH cello pkgi9
Tender Sweet, No. 1 Grade, Texas, Fresh New Crop
CARROTS .2 20 -oz celto bags 215c
BE SURE YOU VISIT OUR FRESH FLOWER DEPART-
MENT. WE HAVE THE NICEST ARRAY OF SPRING
FLOWERS YOU HAVE SEEN' iN A LONG TIMt.
HOUSECLEANING NEEDS
SPIC & SPAN
Scouring Pads
5.0.5. PADS
Furniture Polish •
PRIDE
,.lphnson's Hard Gloss
GLO-COAT
Simoniz
PASTE WAX
Li\iuid Bleach
jAVEX
Reg. Pries) 41c-,,TSAVE
, 191/2 -oz pkg 39c
Reg. Price 26c—SAVE 2c
pkg of 10 23C
Reg. Price 69o—SAVE 10c
8 -oz btl 9c
Reg. Price 61c—SAVE 6c
'pint tin 5 5C
Reg. Price 87c—SAVE 8c
1 -lb tin 79C
SENSATIONAL SAVINGS!
Imperial Stainless Steel
TABLEWARE
THE SHOE WITH THE BEAUTIFUL FIT
Soft walking pump with a just -right
heel height . . . you'll wear it all day ,
the nicest thing you could do
for your feet.
LENTEN SUGGESTIONS
Ontario_ Cheddar Reg. Price 43c—SAVE 2o
MILD CHEESE
lb 41e
Ready Cut Fifirk Size, Bite Size — Spaghetti
CREAMETTES
Ann Pape Vegstatian
BAKED BEANS
Fancy Red Sockeye
A&P SALMON
Cloverleaf, Fane'Y Solid White Meat
TUNA FISH
Saildines
BILLIONAIRE
GO ON SALE. BUILD AS MANY PLACE
SETTINGS AS YOU WISH. ALL AT AMAZ-
INGLY LOW PRICES.
This Week's Sixicd!
Chinaware Inside Package
BONUS
2 8 -oz Pkgs 21c
2 20 -oz tins 35c
Vs's tin 4 7c
7 -oz tin 35c
jumbo
.49
CHICKEN
Peek Frean
NICE --BISCUITS'
Good Luck
MARGARINE
Allen's Vitaminized
APPLE JUICE
Cliistie's Premium
SODAS
Lipton's Greer
InA SOUP
Rep. Prict„tin 35c—SAVE 5c
3 7 -oz tins 1.00
8 -oz ph
lb 33c
48 -oz tin 29c
16 -oz Pkg 3 5c
Pkgs 29c
giant 83C
•
All New
CHEERgientpkg79c large pkg 40c
Pink
CAMY 2 bath 33 ire023c
Liquid
4 SOUP SPOONS
4 --------Rimi - C
$13.95- pr.
for only
.98
STILL AVAILABLE'
oat of Knife, Fork; Teaspoon, Forlt — $1.98
4 TEASPOONS 040
Personal
IVORY
Special 100 OFP Offer
m sc.() 34 tin
• 9t
3 4 -oz cakes 23c
TIM ilitEAT ATLANTIC PACIFIC TEA COMPANY LTD.
Prices EffeCtive Until Saturday, March 29th,;1958.
CHERRY HILL CHEESE
ilTRA OLD 12.4
ink 0\1 C U ED .12 9' 6 7
a MELLOW
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12.62 5 3,
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