The Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-12-19, Page 8SY
PGE 8-GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1974
TURKEY BINGO
A real good crowd attended
the. annual Christmas turkey
bingo held on Saturday
evening, December 14 in the
Parish Hall at Kingsbridge.
Winners of the 10 turkeys
were Mrs. Loretta ,(Clarence)
Doherty, John Howard, Brian
VanOsch - (Peter), Mrs.
Rosemary (Hogan) Holloway,
Joe VanOsch, Marianne
Miltenburg (Reis), Kathy
O'Keefe (Joe), Gordon Dren-
nan (Henry), Mrs. Dianne
(Eric) Drennan and Miss
Joanne VanOsch (Bill). Win-
ners of share the wealth games
were Raymond Hogan and
Vera VanDiepari (Ariel. The
third game•of share the wealth
was shared between Mrs. Toni
(Bill) Hogan and Miss Ann
Dalton •(Mark). Consolation
winners were Miss Mary Jo.'
Steffler (Clem), Bob T',l,ert
(Jack), Gene Lalonde and Mrs.
Bi-Il--Va-nDyke.
t•-• 1st Kingsbridge •Girl
Guide Company sold dolls they
had made and : served coffee
and sweets. during the bingo
games. The winner of the Girl
'Guide Bingo was Jim Hogan.
He won astuffed. dog and wall
hangers.
• The •door prize, which was
drawn for by Miss Katl'iv
O'Keefe.. was won by Mr.
Donald Frayne.
SOCIAL NEWS ..
Several from this area en-
joyed the Annual Santa Claus
Parade in Lucknow on Satur-
day afternoon, December 14.
Children enjoyed the free
movie "White Wilderness" a
Walt Disney full length.f film
which was shown twice, in the
morning at 11 and at 2:30 in
the afternoon at the_ Lucknow
Legion Hall: Free skating was
provided at the Lucknow Arena
from 2 to 4 p.m. Each child was
given a treat by Santa Claus
and his helpers.
Mrs. Tony Miltenburg, and
children Wendy and Rodger
returned to their home here on
Tuesday, December 10 after
spending 2112 weeks vacation at
_ the home of her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph VanSchip and
family in 'Odyk, Holland. While
in Holland, -Rodger fell off the
stairs and cracked a bone in his
leg. .Doctors in Holland applied
a splint. Upon returning home,
a walking cast was put on in
the Wingham and District
General, Hospital by Doctor
Corrin of Lucknow.
Joe Austin, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Austin spent from
Friday until Tuesday • in
Toronto at the home of his un-
cle Mr. and Mrs. Fred Court-
ney.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Martin
and family of Glammis spent
the weekend at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Dalton. Denise Dalton, a
student at the University of
Guelph and Ann ,Dalton, a
student at Wilfrid Laurier
University -are spending Christ-
mas -holidays at the home of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mark Dalton,
Miss Anita Hogan of Guelph
is spending holidays at the
home. of her parents ,Mr. and
Mrs. John Howard.
Brother Carl Voll and Mr,
Raymond Dalton attended the
London Symphony Orchestra
Christmas concer held at the.
Goderich District'Collegiate In-
stitute on Saturday 'evening,
December I4.t` .
Gordon Drennan, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Drennan is the
lucky winner of two Christmas
turkeys as he also won a turkey
at the turkey bingo held at St.
Augustine on Wednesday,
December 11.
Grade 1 Pupils of St.
Joseph's school at Kingsbridge,
accompanied by their teacher
and Father Dentinger presen-
ted a Christmas Concert with
skits and songs_ to the.. patients
at -the Pinecrest Nursing Home
iri Lucknow on Tuesday after-
noon, December 10.. Parent -
teacher interviews were held at
'the school on Wednesday after-
noon and Thursday evening,
December 11, and 12. Pupils
were discharged from the
school on Wednesday at 2:15.
p.m. Try to' come to see the
Christmas concert prepared by
teachers and students 'of Kin-
dergarten to Grade '4 this
evening, Thursday, December
19 beginning at' 8:15 p.m.
The Goderich Laketown
Band, of which Mrs. Jim Mar-
tin is a member, played Christ-
tnas Music ;for the patients at
the Goderich Psychiatric
Hospital on Monday evening,
December- 16.
-The Kingsbridge Youth Club
presented a Christmas concert
of hymns at the Pinecrest Nur-
sing Home, Lucknow �n Sun- .
day afternoon, December 16.'
Wishing everyone a Merry
Christmas and a Happy New
YeEir. • .
letter to the editor
Dear Editor,
Recently the Winnipeg Free
Presse made an investigation to
show that ,beef is almost
doubling its price on its way
from producer to most con-
sumers.
They bought a heifer at a cat-
tle auction at 39.5 cents per
pound for a total, of $363.50.
.They paid $2 to buyer at auc-
tion, $5. for trucking, $7
slaughtering, and $9 per pound
for processing plus 5 cents a
pound for the 88 Ib. of hamburg
ground up. L
The total cost of the beef was
$423.65 for 424 Ib. beef and 52
Ib. soup bones.
They,,then checked the prices
F
at eight stores for the
equivalent amount of beef and
found that it would cost 'tip to
$228 more for the beef in these
• stores.
There was .a 15 percent in-
crease in their cost from
processing, so it would appear
that most of the mark-up bet-
ween producer and ,,consumer
comes at the ,retail level.
Packing houses, of course,.
earn extra revenue from the
waste products they keep when
processing beef. No . part is
wasted from the blood to -the
hide.
Local 335 NFU,
' Mayme Wilkins.
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M[ALS-ON -WHEELS ish to
thank ,all \/oLunter drivers and the
Coniniftt Members a.
-for the Support duhn91974.
- • Best 'Vishes
A.0.1N Co- Ordinators
,AiturieL Stokes t Isobel iVcDonIcL
Ch1 fo as bI'hiiiFure
Volunteer worker Audrey Tyreman has been busy at the
. Salvation Army headquarters organizing this year's Christ-
mas Bureau. Audrey has been involved with the Children's
,,h.Aid project in the past and was,a great help to the workers.
(staff -photo)
COLBO'RNE CORNER
W. I.
The December meeting of the
Tiger Dunlop Women's In-
stitute took the form of a Pot
'Luck Dinner Christmas Party
in -the Colborne Township Hall,
Carlow, Wednesday evening
December 11. This was family
night and the hall, was
decorated for Christmas. At
each table was a Christmas
decoration with a candle. There
was an abundance of delicious
food, even the customary
Christmas Cake.
After the meal and as tables
were being cleared ' Mr. Oz.
Faikiner delighted the guests
with a piano solo of many old
familiar songs, after which all
enjoyed several games of
Euchre with Mrs. James' Hor-
ton in charge of the cards. Mrs.
R. Buchanan and Mr, Fred
Battersby had the high scores
and Mrs. Oz. F,alkiner and Mr.
Eric Reaburn won the Con-
solation prizes.
Three lucky chairs won a
dozen homemade rolls for Mr.
(Tim) .Eanerson Elliott, Mr. Ar-
nold Young and Mr. Rod
Bogie. ry
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RECREATION
Colborne Township
Recreation' Committee held a'
special meeting in Colborne
Township Hall Thursday
evening December 12th for the
purpose of •'forming
Snowmobile Club.. The .splen -
'did attendance was most
gratifying and a Club was for-
med with Butch MacLaren
•president; 'Bob Rising vice-
president; Wm. Bogie,
secretary; And Bill Brown,
treasurer. A slate of Directors,
was named which formed an
active working executive.
The Club decided on a Mem-
bership ' Fee of $10.00. per
family'which includes children
up to 18 years of age and still
attending school. Single mem- s
bership fee is `$5.00.
All they are waiting for now
is the snow to make further
Plans for the winter sport.
•. SOCIAL NEWS
Colborne School Christmas
Concert this Thursday evening,
December 19. School will close.
some time during the day of
Friday, December 20 for the
Christmas Holidays and re-
open Monday January 6, 1975.
Merry Christmas to one an2l
all, and may the Christmas
Spirit of Peace On Earth•Good-
will to Men Prevail in your
Heart and Horne' Now and
Always:
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CHRISTMAS SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE DEC.1 8.2 8 INCLUSIVE
Meats
MAPLE LEAF LEAN - MACHINE SLICED CENTRE CUT ONLY
Peam�al Back Bacon LB.' .1.19
Smoke Back Bacon
LB$. 2.49
MAPLE LEAF READY TO EAT
Semi Boneless Hams
LB$. 1.49
MAPLE LEAF CAGE - MACHINE'SLICED
MAPLE. LEAF
Wieners
1 LB. VAC PAK
7 8c
MAPLE LEAF
PLAIN OR STUFFED WITH THE TENDERLOIN
Loin Roast Pork LB. $1.09
o.
PORK AND BEEF.
Country Style Sausag
2LB.'I
LEAN
3 LB.
Ground Beef FROZEN PKG.
x2.39
WE HAVE THE USUAL
Fine Quality
Holiday FowiAVAILABLE
Holiday tore Hours
CLOSED 6 P.M. DEC. 24
CLOSED DEC. 25, 26
OPEN • FRIDAY 8A.M. AS USUAL
Grocery
ONTARIO NO. '1
Table Potatoes
25 LB. BAG $ 1.39
OCEAN SPRAY 1 LB.` BAG
Frozen Cranberries
JAPANESE
Mandarin Oranges.,
' NOIe• '1
.
xican Tomatoes
279c
8 LB.
BOX
LB.
$3.79
35c
BREAD & PASTRY
WESTON'S BROWN 'N SERVE REG. 52c
Dinner Roles Vf`g,2
2i 89c
WESTON'S WHITE ONLY
Supreme Bread
c
AFTER 5 - COLLINS - DAIGIUIRI - WHISKEY
C�iktail Mixes SOAR $ $ C
12 TO PKG.
WELCH'S' CONCENTRATED
Grape
Juic� o„
MITCHELL'S
Apple Juice
E.D. SMITH
Garden Cocktail
48 OZ.
TIN
28 OZ.
JAR
LIBBY'S - FANCY
Fjit Cocktail
14, OZ.
TIN
5 9c
2a85c
4 5c
MOUNT ROYAL
' 1.1):z.263F
Mandarin Or�nqes
MAPLE LEAF,
Canned Hams
11/2 LB.
TIN
s2.59
GOLD SEAL
Sockeye Salmon'
73/4 OZ.
TIN'
$1.09
MAXWELL HOUSE
Instant Coffee
10 OZ.
JAR
X2.39
BICK'S
Dill Pickles.
32 OZ. 69c
JAR
' HOWSON'S . PAT A PAN
Flour
7 LB.
BAG
SCHNEIDER'S CRISPY FLAKE,
Shortening
1 LB.
PKG
99c
69c
SCHNEIDER'S
Soft Margarine'
1' LB. 69c
TUB
CANADA PACKER'S CLOVER CREAM
DaIrySpread....1LB.PKG. 69c
HOSTESS '
Potato (hips . 8.8 PKG.Z• 7 9c
CHEER - 5 LB. BOX
Laundry Detergent
x1.99
WHITE SWAN - 1 PLY
Bathroom Tijsue
26 OZ. BOTTLES - PLUS DEPOSIT
.Pepsi It Kist Flavours 4199c
SILVERWOOD'S & MAPLE LANE
Fresh Milk
HOMO, 4'142%SKIM
$ 1.33 $ 1 s29 51.20
3 QUART BAGS