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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-03-24, Page 14derieh ignal-Star, Thursday, Mash 24,`*966 Close to 500 IGA (Independent Grocers ,Al - Hance )grocers ,and' their wives flew to Jamaica on Pan American Jet Clippers for a week's visit to that Caribbean island. Shown prior to their departurepfrom To- - ronto on Sunday, March 6, are Mr. and ----Mrs., H. Remington of Wingham, Ontario; Mr. and Mrs. L. Slade of Clinton,. Ontario, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Remifigton of Gode- rich, Ontario. They were awarded the trip to Montego Bay through a sales incentive program sponsored by M. Lobb (London) Ltd., IGA wholesale supply house. Art Club . To Buy Reproductions The Goderich Art Club held its regular meeting on Tues -1 day evening at the home of Mrs. G. Clingan, ' Colborne street. The pres!dent, Mrs. W. Legg,' conducted the business, and re- ports were read by the treasur- er, Mrs. Alex Smith, and the secretary, Mrs. M. McKee. A report from the centennial con'imittee was given by Miss °Mary„ Howell, who, tiogether with Mrs. W. Rath'bufn is a re- presentative from the art club. ... Mrs.. _.Legg,_statPd.:. that _the. Wednesday classes held at the studio . in Victor Lauriston school and conducted by Mrs. J, • Prest and Mr. Tom Pritchard are being well attended. Mrs. Alex Sir♦ith -arid Mrs. Fred Fester volunteered to help the telephone convener, .Mrs. Barry Johnson. • • Mrs. J. Press and Mrs. Anne Finnigan were appointed ` to look after the ° paintings to be; hung in the library. It was suggested that •the members discuss the paintings at our April meeting. The club decided to purchase a set of 29 full color -reproduc- tions from - CBC publications': Mr. Tom Pritchard ° showed slides df Mrs. Clingan's trip to Bermuda last tall and Mrs. Alex Smith's recent trip to Scotland. Lunch was served by the hos- tess and Mrs. Prest. OUR SPECIALTY FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES -Head Lettuce Ceeiery• - Bananas — 2 ,Lbs. .25 I' o • Shrubs --- Nursery Stock — Plantsa Lawn Rolling SKYWAY MARKET Hwy. 21 N. at Texaco Station, .1.1411-12 Goderich Grocer. Ffies :To Jamaica: Close to 500 groebrs and their wives ' from Ottawa and area, Sudbury district, southwestern Ontario, Amos and Sherbrooke are flying to Montego Bay, Jam- aica aboard Pan American Jet Clippers during March for a week's visit to the Caribbean Island. All of these retail grocers who are members of I.G.A. (><,n - dependent Grocers' Alliance). The retailers, all independent business men, have been award- ed the trip. to Jamaica thiougli incentive sales programs spon- sored °°by the wholesale -hotises which supply them. Among those departing from Toronto on March 13 were Mr. and Mrs. D. Shewfelt of Gode- tiring the visit to the island, they attend business sessions and seminars featuring special- ists in variousareas of food merchandising and marketing, flown in specifically for the ses- sions. • Three Pan Am Jet Clipper flights are transporting the group to Montego Bay. The first flight from Toronto on March 6 included about 100 from The London, Ontario area and approximately 50 from Sud- bury area. The second flight on March -13 included in. addition to retailers from both London and Sudbury, groups from Amos, Quebec, dis- trict and -the Sherbrooke region. The third flight from Ottawa on March reh 2u includes more than 1.50 from the Ottawa' Valley. Participating , I.G.A. supply houses include M. Loeb Ltd., Ottawa; M. Loeb (London) Ltd,,,•London, Ontario', and A. A. Drouin Ltd., Amos, Quebec; M. Loeb Ltd., Sudii iry and Kirk- land Lake; M. Loeb Ltd., Sher- brooke. These are part of a total group of more than' 1,50 ean- adians who as members of .‘the I.G.A. organization are 'partici- pating in a convention holiday at various Caribbean destina- tions. Other Pan American Jet Clipper - flights leave Toronto, Montreal and Winnipeg later in March and early in April carry- ing similar groups. ENJOY THE FINEST FOOD IN TOWN • Chinese . Food Our Specialty' ALSO TAKE-OUT ORDERS OPEN DAILY 7 a.m. to 10 -p.m. Open Friday and Saturday Until 12 Midnight ' The Esquite SIGNAL- ,Re Sta9urant STAR PICTURES If you want a print of a picture that appeared in the Signal -Star you may now get it. Prints of any picture within the Iast three months or prints of pictures .that appear in any issue` may fie obtained by order-: ing through our office. 5 x 7 — 2.00. Each 8 .x 10 — 2.50 Each ONE WEER DELIVERY Call The Signal- ' Star 524-8331 W.1. BAZAAR AND TEA r' Shamrock 'Theme For Tea Shathroeks- and spring Blowers set a St. Patrick's clay theme on wedn esday, Marc 16th, in MacKay Hall for Goderich W.I. bazaar and tea. ., The tea table, covered with a white 'Men cloth, cornpliment- ,ed. the_ 019rful flor a hyr ge -' ment which centred the table, flanked by a pair of green' can-, dies and new Canadian flags. The' president, Mrs. K,, Wily kinsonWticomedguests assisted by .Mrs. A. Straughan. ;• Mrs. J. Cools presided at the treasurer's table. The bake table, candy and miscellaneous were well .patronized by the many guests or the day. A `duster coat, won by Mrs. Riehl, , was a donation to the W.I. by Mrs J. Jerry. • During the ztfternoon; ° Mrs. J. Sn'-der played • mapy familiar Irish -tunes adding to the day's theme. ' •Louring 'tea were Mesdames N. McInnis, 'H: B. Tieiiborne, .A. Wilkin and A. Straughan; -bake `table, IVIes4an'fes H::_Tal may; 'Wilson, J. B. Milli, H. Van. Arman, E° Zinn; hiseellan- 'eous table, Mnsdames p. 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