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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1985-03-13, Page 18rit Ay obile'Club, • field its h tib; card y for club member's and ndownersat the clubhouse on March 8t Pti7,0a related to St. Patrick's day. Win- ilers were• lady, babel Eedy; high man, � Eedy; low Man, Stephen Bidwell; low 1 dy, Joanne Hood; special prize, Ken MacKennzie; birthday closest to March 17, Grant Proctor and person with green eyes, Ken Mian. The neat party will be held on April 13 at the clubhouse. The Silver Tops monthly dinner and meeting will be held on March 27 instead of March 20th. Helen Johnstone of New Horizon was unable to attend on that date, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Helesic of Goderich and Mr. and Mrs. Randy Maize of Port Albert were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Rodger. A good'crowd attended the baby shower last Wednesday for Mrs. Jack Vincent and baby daughter Lee Anne. Many gifts were received and lunchand coffee were served by members of the Boster Club. Mrs. Gail Dobie and her sister, Mrs. Heather McMichael of Goderich, visited in Toronto. Gail went on Saturday to visit her aunt Mrs. Ruth McDonald of Oakville and both visited their sister, Holly, Mr. John McDonald, Mr. McDonald, Matthew, Laura and new daughter Lisa at Newmarket. Argiculture and Canadian Industries will be the topic at the March meeting of the Auburn Women's Institute on March 19 at 2 p.m. The program will be in charge of Mrs. Hugh Bennett and Mrs. Emerson Rodger. The Auburn Trustee Board held its March meeting in the Community Cerftre last Saturday evening. Due to the absence of, Warner Andrews, councillor Jim Schneider was made chairman. The minutes were ac- cepted as read by the village secretary Harry Athur. Due to the many complaints about the icy streets a week ago, the AUBURN Eleanor= Bradn ack, 8B.-75815 trustees notified the proper authorities but they could not attend to the village streets. (Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock, on behalf of the Horticultural Society, thanked the trustees for the grant the society received for flower planting this spring. A discussion took place concerning tree planting on the village streets as several home owners had requested trees in past years. The, trustees decided to ask the Hor- ticultural Society to assist in the planning and planting. If anyone wishes a tree to plant on the side of the street please contact any of the trustees or the village secretary, Harry Arthur. - Greeting the congregation at Knox United Church, Auburn, Sunday morning was Peter Verbeek and Greg Park.. The service was conducted by the minister Mr. Gary Shut-. tleworth with Mrs. Barry Millian as organist. Newly elected members to the board installed were: Jake Middlecamp, Ken Ramsay, Donald Haines and Greg Park. The senior choir sang the anthem, In the Garden. Mr. Shuttleworth gave an in- spiring message on, Getting Ready. Mrs. Robert Worsell supervised the junior con- gregation and the junior ushers were Steven ,Milliam and Keith Hallam. Following the morning service members of the 3M club served a soup, sandwich and dessert lunch as a money making project to paint the church windows. Euchre parties highlight week in Dungannon The February 27 weekly euchre at the Seniors Complex saw 16 tables in play.. Belle Mole had high lady score: Low lady score was Lois Haggitt. High man was Randy Kerr and low man was Ken Cardiff. The horseshoe shaped cake made and decorated by Denise Maize was won by Jean Broughton. There were 14 tables of euchre on March 6. High lady was Margaret Young. Low lady was Aileen Trommer. High man was Clarence Allin and low man was George Errington. The seniors are busy preparing for their St. Patricks tea and bake sale this Saturday at the complex. Congratulations to Rob and Beth Robson on the birth + f a daughter, Alisha Dawn at St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Congratulations to Margaret Mole who celebrated her birthday on -Monday, March 11. On Sunday her family treated her to a DUNGANNON DOINGS Marie Park, 529-7719 birthday supper at the Bedford Hotel. There were 24 relatives from .Kincardine, Dungannon, Brussels and Hensall present. Lee Shelter and Marie Park spent last Thursday in London when Marie had to go back to University Hospital for a checkup Megan, Jennifer and Tim Eedy of Mississauga and Matthew and Andrew Ott of Kitchener are spending the winter break with their Gramma and Grampa, Colleen and Irvine Eedy. Sensational Seamstresses check patterns at 4-H HOLMESVILLE - The third meeting of Holmesville II Sensational Seamstresses was held March 6 at Beverley Van Ninhuys. We opened the meeting with the 4-H Pledge, and all members were present. We then checked our patterns and our body measurements to make sure they mat- ched up. If they didn't we made some altera- tions to the pattern. Some members:finished pinning their patterns to the material, and one senior member had completed her first garment. - We closed the meeting with the 4-H motto. The next meeting will be held on March 19 at 7:00 p.m. at Beverley Van Ninhuys. We should bring our garment cut and marked, or pinned to the fabric and ready to be Something for everyone! J3ATHEg nndFIN PET SHOP AT SMITH'S FARM & GARDEN,CENTRE 82 SOUTH STREET -•• GODERICH Hv 4 PRONE 524.9522 - Complete line al PET SUPPLIES •TROPICAL FISH•GERBILS•HAMSTERS •CANARIES•BUDGIES'•BIRDS FROM THE TROPICS AND MORE 'twin City School of styitn Waterloo, Ont. •Hairstyling •Barbering Y •Ear Piercing •� -� •Make-up 55 Erb St. East "4-1;4 PlAteeZTal 886-6305 Monday to Friday 8:30 am to 4:30 ptrl HOLMESVILLE NEWS Blanche Deeves, 488-3383 checked by our leaders at the next meeting.—Diane Bradshaw, Press Reporter, Hoimesville II. Microwave Oven Sale Over 50 microwave ovens in stock. A -I1 at. special prices - in- cludes our service and hal warranty l FREE COOKING CLASS WITH MICROWAVE PURCHASE Countersaver Microwaves • Can be attached to underside of kitchen cabinets • 8 cu. ft. capacity • Holds a 9" x 13" dish.• 35 minute 7.speed timer • Variable (Power • End -of -cycle Signal 039999 • Can be attached to underside of "kitchen cabinets • 8 Cu. ft. -capacity • Holds a 9" x 13" dish • Electronic Digital Display • Time Cook • Defrost • Minute Second Timer 'Delay Start Temp Cook Hold • Auto Roast • Electronic Touch Controls $49999 • 5 Power Levels 7 • Clock DRYSDALE MAJORRMA1.T0 CENTRE LTD'. i'IEMSiItt 262.112it Ontarte i Ma,.doy tour 40th year. "TWE FLAU 10 NOY Ai'PI1INCLS PAPERBACKS ALL PLASTIC MODEL KITS ALL •GIFTWARE 4TIMEX WATCHES DECORATIVE •WALL PLAQUES •Just Arrived "ONE MORE SUNDAY" by John D. MacDonald •'PROMISES 8. ' - a novel by Susanne Jaffe •°SECOND WIFELIES, SECOND LIFE' by Glynnis Walker - Managing your marriage as a second wife. •'RANDOM HEARTS' by Warren Adler •'DUKE` by Pat Stacy and Beverly Linet - An intimate memoir of John Wayne's last years. •'ONE POLICE PLAZA' by Wm. J. Caunita •°THE JEWEL IN THE CROWN' by Paul Scott - Currently an P.B.S. television •'LINES & SHADOWS' by Joseph Wambaugh •'LORD OF THE DANCE' by Andrew M. Greeley, author of 'Cardinal Sins', 'Thy Brother's Wife° MANY MORE IN-STORE SPECIALS OFF ALL FISHELPR.R TOYS1 0 u ole,. OFF ALL JIGSAW PUZZLES 1 0% OFF ALL TRIVIAL PURSUIT. SAVE •4.11 CARD EDITION GAMES •Genus•Sports•Movles •Baby Boomer *Genus II•Young Players $21?8 VISA NORTH SIDE. SHOPPERS SQUARE GODERICH 514-6901 J.M. CUTT LIMITED RED & WHITE FOODMASTER 91 VICTORIA STREET GODERICH WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. •• • • • • • WINTER STORE HOURS: Monday -Saturday 8 am -9 pm Closed Sundays Prices in effect until closing Saturday, March 16, 1985 of while quantities last. ............................... .. • •SMOKED PICNICS 99a •DEVON BACON $� v9 t • x., a., 500 G. • BEEF $j+a : • LB. PORK OR ,FRESH. 9 9L6. i BEEF HEARTS ??:::. PORK RIBLETS . Z, � 8 KG. • FRESH SIDE 1 59 • PORK 2.51 KG. ® REG®LB. BRUCE PACKERS PURE GARLIC OR PLAIN :i�UNnBE.E F_ BAG 12.i HOME MADE SP� K�iAUSAGE 2•LB. •, • CUT FROM CANADA GRADE A BEEF FULL CUT 2 ST. PATRICK'S DAY SPECIAL 39 • • ROUND STEAK 7.25 KG. 3 •LB. CORNED BEEF BRISKET 2 •LB. • • MAPLE LEAF 450 G. 9 PEAMEAL • WIENERS $1 .PKG. BACK BACON $229 sLs.• • FRESH BEEF . ' 135 LIVER 2.98KG. FRESH PORK 691. HOCKS 1.52 KG. •• ••• TONGUES • =4.39 KG. • FRESH 4 TENDERIZED 453 PORK 69L6. STEAKS 4 iLe• • LIVER 1.52 KG. 9.98 KG. • 29• • PRODUCT OF CANADA :PEI POTATOES BOB 1 NAVEL ORANGES $ 1 99 • °Z • • • PRODUCT or ONTARIO 5 LB. BAG FLORIDA WHITE PRODUCT OF USA CAN• No. 1 GRADE FANCY GRADE GRAPEFRUIT 4FOR • :MAc 99 GRAPEFRUIT • APPLES 1• 994 LETTUCE 794: • ® PRODUCT OF USA PRODUCT OF ONTARIO PRODUCT OF CHILE 2.84 KG PRODUCT OF ONTARIO • CANADA No. 1 GRADE 10 OZ. No. 1 GRADE Z FOR CANADA No. 1 GRADE No. 1 GRADE 3.50 KG. • •99C CARROTSAGRED a GREEN • SPINACH 99IGRAPES :�' MUSHROOMSs9 G� 2 FANCY. RED SOCKEYE SALMON • YORK FROZEN 8 OZ. McCAINS FROZEN 1 KG •• POT PIES :5..9 4 .FRENCH FRIES.._ $ 19 :CATFOOD.....994coFF.EE 9 LIVES 170 G. FOR MELITTA 369G _-- 349 • CHEESE • KRAFT CHEEZ WHIZ SPREAD CATELLI 1 KG. PKG. MACARONI A • SPAGHETTI 9 SCHNEIDERS PURE LARD 994: s 2 9 9 DOLE 48 FL. OZ. •2 PINEAPPLE JUICE ' ©9 • 994 PEPSI COLA 2Fori 99PSDEPOST: • • HEREFORD 12 OZ. • CORNED BEEF 500 G. • HUMPTY DUMPTY 200 G. $ 1199 KRAFT LIQUID 500 G. DRESSINGS 18 9 ! POTATO CHIPS 750 ML. BOTTLE, REG. & DIET WHITE SWAN PKG. OF 2 ROYALE 8 ROLLPKG. :!AI!1QWE!! 1 : BATHROOM TISSUE • CEREOOG. � � 7 YLM AL • •• DET $34.9 • DETERGENT HOSTESS 50TH ANNIVERSARY 150 G. BOX • POTATO CHIPS LIMITED PACK TOMATOES 99 VCOCKTAIL JUICE $ ?,9' 2•11 MARS Q; 99 !i HEINZ FANCY 48 FL. OZ. STRAW AR C 330 LA E. G. `I� TOMATO JUICE - $1 • DAVID000KIES 1 • • 7 !9 POTATO CHIPS HOSTESS NEW 200 G. COTTAGE FRIES $ 9 • Flt $69941 • • 64. • ••••••••••••••••••••••I••••••••••••••••• • PEPSICOLA CANS REG. DIET 24 x 10 kCASE . OZ. 411 FORTUNE 14 FL. OZ. - • FRUIT COCKTAIL 9 94 •MUSHROOMS . 89 F KIDNEY LBEANS 01 Y BEANS WITH PORK