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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-11-09, Page 16BudRuth 47 o"1 3 hl tlmdvesal'y TheScelebration, commenee8 with a family dinner at Robindale's Fine 'Dining In Goderich, given by their.sini Jim and his wife Sue and their daughter Janette and her husband Doug. This was much enjoyed. A surprise party followed at the Canadian ' Legion Hall with .45 friends andrelatives attending. A very detailed and humorous roast was presented by Keith Cutt and Jack Seaman. Everyone enjoyed the beautiful dance music supplied by the Sound Era and a very appetizing smorgasbord , lunch supplied by the friends;completed the celebration, - The whole evening was Much appreciated by Bud and Ruth. At this time, many friends who were not present at the celebration, join in to extend congratulations to Bud and Ruth. Colborne Township COLBORNE CORNER i ROLLS Ruth's sister, Marjorie and her husband, Don Thomson of Thessalon were guests for the celebration and are staying a few days to visit with Ruth and.Marjorie's mother, Mrs. Daer, at Huronveiw as well as other friends at Huronview and kn the district. WI Tiger Dunlop Women's Institute will be in charge of the November birthday party at Huronview on Wednesday, November 16. Members are asked to attend and help if possible; The Huron Tract Spinners and Weavers Guild held their annual sale and exhibition of. spinning and weaving at the River Mill in Benmiller on the weekend. Here, Cora Anne Morden of Harriston watches while Wanda Critch weaves on a table loom. Wanda is a member of Katimavik and is presently billeted in Goderich with Mrs. Evelyn Hardy ( left), a memberof the Guild, who is teaching her to weave. ( Photo by Joanne Buchanan Carroll accepts new position The principal of Seaforth Public School has moved up to the position of superinten- dent of operations with the Huron County Board of .Education. Paul Carroll, who has been principal in Seaforth since 1977, was chosen out of 34 candidates for the position. Mr. Carroll received his basic teachers' education at Stratford Teacher's College in 1967. He started teaching at Victoria Public School in Goderich that same year. He became vice-principal at that school in 1973. In 1973, Mr. Carroll became a vice- principal at Seaforth Public School. Active in the community, having served as Goderich councillor and later reeve, Mr. Carroll is currently chairman of the Van Egmond Foundation in Seaforth. Bills and accounts in the amount of $239,427 were approved and ordered paid by Colborne Township Council at their regular meeting ' held on November 1. Included in this amount was $191,678.64 to the Huron County Board of Education; $9,311 to the Province of Ontario for tile drain deben- tures; $8,551 to the Township Home Renewal Reserve Account; $3,846.04 to Coldstream Concrete for material supplied for con- struction of the Renon Municipal Dram and $3,702 to Maitland Valley Conservation Authority as final payment on their 1983 requisition. By-law no. 19-1983, to assume Part 1 of Plan 22R1357 in Block E into the township road system, was given all required readings and was,passed. The parcel of land in question was purchased in 1981 to allow improvement of the curve on the township road directly east of the M.T.C. shed east of Highway 21. A claim by Larry Fisher for compensation for turkeys killed or reported missing as a result of anattack by a dog or dogs not his own, was considered by council and com- pensation for one turkey, verified as having been killed by a dog by the Livestock Valuer, D. Sowerby, was approved. The contract for the 1983-84 snowplow season has been awarded to Keith Nicholson of R.R. 2 Bluevale and the Reeve and Clerk were authorized to sign the required agreement to formalize the contract. Notice has been received that the Ontario Municipal Board will be holding a hearing into the approval of the passing of the township's comprehensive zoning by-law no. 18-1982. The hearing will be held in the township community hall at Carlow, commencing at 10 a.m. Wednesday, November 16 and is expected to last two and one half days. The meeting was adjourned to November 15. SUNLIGHT LAUNDRY DETERGENT 6 LITRE TIDE LAUNDRY DETERGENT 6 LITRE 2 9 • PALMOLIVE DISHWASHING LIQUID 1 LITRE NAKAMURA PHARMACY SUNCOAST MALL, GODERICH, 524-2195 lf(`kR4�k'! !itAENi j{e3$rjt ?5i#hEi • •• - J.M. CUTT LIMITED 0 • RED & WHITE FOODMASTER • 91 VICTORIA ST. GODERICH • WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES WINTER STORE HOURS: MON.-SAT...OPEN $ A.M. - 9 P.M. CLOSED SUNDAYS Prices in effect till closing time Saturday, November 12, 9 p.m. or while quantities last. Al I VIII (1111 INT HIDING 981 ABI I (MANN! I S • Computer Space Command " 2400 Remote Control fea- tures UP/DOWN scanning of aII VHF, UHF and CATV channels as well as direct channel access. • Chromasharp 100 Picture Tube features Zenith's 100° Hi -Bi Electron Guns for out- standing picture sharpness and highlight detail. • Dependable 100% Modular Z-1 Chassis for Tong -life • dependability. • Quartz -Controlled Electronic Tuning—precise, accurate— with newlTimed-Entry" Channel Selection. • Electronic Power Sentry Voltage Regulator protects chassis, controls energy usage. • 12 FL. . NIAGAROZA FROZEN COCA COLA ORANGE JUICE 4 SOFT DRINKS • 5 9 24-10 OZ. CANS EXTRA f10 PL. OZ. MAXWELL HOUSE - CAPRI MUSHROOMS 969 G. PKG. BATHRI w STEMS 8 PCS. 4 ROLL P • 694 • PLANTERS DRY ROASTED • PEANUTS • 323 G. • • CARNATION • COFFEEMATE • 5000. $•)39 • • • VAN CANIP • BEANS WITH • PORK 19 FL. OZ. 894 • COFFEE $259 BETTY CROCKER 510 G. SUPER MOIST $599 FLOUR 3.3 KG. LANCIA SPAGHETTI & MACARONI 900 G. • KRAFT 1 LB. TWINS •PARKAY SOFT MARGARINE 994 • • DURHAM 500 G. • CORN • STARCH 7 5 4 • McNAIR 750 G. • SULTANA $ • RAISINS z • • EAGLE BRAND • CONDENSED • MILK $1 89 • 300 ML. • FLOWERDALE ORANGE PEKOE 60'S TEA BAGS $ 1 99 WHITE SWAN 200'S FACIAL TISSUE 85 MAPLE LEAF 1 LB. TENDERFLAKE WHITE SWAN 2 ROLL PKG. RED OR WHITE • PAPER FLORIDA FOR • TOWELS 99 GRAPFRUIT 88 4 • • TREESWEET 40 FL. OZ. GRAPEFRUIT OR ORANGE JUICE $139 WHITE SWAN SERVIETTES PKG. OF 60 PURITAN STEWS 680 G. SUNLIGHT LIQUID S00 ML. CHRISTMAS BAKING NEEDS SPECIALS FLEISCHMANN'S McNAIR 450 G. MIXED PEEL ROBIN HOOD FLAKY PIE CRUST $'I 29 MIX $40 G. • McNAIR WALNUTS 400 G. CHOPPED OR $ 1 59 PIECES • REALEMON JUICE 679 ML. $ 1 3 9 • DREAM WHIP TOPPING 03 G. COW BRAND • BAKING • • SODA 6 S 4 • 500 G. CHIPITS 390 G. SEMI • SWEET $2 29• • BAKING CHIPS McNAIR 400 G. • SWEET • DESICCATED $1 0 9• COCONUT • • BETTY CROCKER • RTS FROSTING • ...or Bank Term arranged. ...WE INVITE YOU TO SHOP & COMPARE! t®PI=N DAILY T© 9 PM, FRIDAY NIGHTS TILL 9 PM H ISHOLM USE OUR LAY -A -WAY "A SMALL DEPOSIT HOLDS ANY ITEM UNTIL CHRISTMAS99 CHISH(riM Tv LIMITED 29 KINGSTON STREET GODERICH ph: 524-9576 • FOR ROASTING • TENDERLOIN • PORTION 4;LOIN O' 3 �9KG. • PORK I r LB. • swIFT SMOKED • PICNIC $262 K0. • • SHOULDER $1 19 Le. • RED L WHITE 67S G. •• BREAD PRODUCT OF ONT. • CANADA NO. 1 • CARROTS • 2MBAG 49a • • PRODUCT OF U.S.. ... • CANADA NO. 1 • HEAD 6 9 4 • LETTUCE • EA. MAPLE LEAF S00 G. RINDLES PORK SPARE RIBS RIB PORTION LOIN "O" PORK CENTRE CUT SWIFT 17S G. PREMIUM MAPLE LEAF • COTTA1E • KG. ROLLS s3!1 V3Ko. • SW • $1 • LB. PICKLED $1 69 LB. • SWIFT _..-.. • COCA COLA SOFT DRINKS FOR89PCLUS20:P. • • PRO r.UCT OF ONTARIO CANADA FANCY PRODUCT -F :•.NTARIO CANADA NO. 1 RUTABAGAS 594 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. RED GRADE EMPEROR $Z:" K0. GRAPES 994 LI. PRODUCT OF ONTARIO • !1ST. 1 MUSHROOMS • 19 OZ. PKG. $ I1 89: _ • PRODUCT OF U.S.A. • NO. 1 GRADE ALMERIA • • SUPER REGULAR. GROUND BEEF $2'8 KG. 99¢ ...: Lw411a•0w•s•••w,00w0410•0sw.s•0wss41411•w•00w•*•