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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-03-27, Page 14TiRSDAY, MARCI4 27,1x8,0. IntedG,hure. Presbytery -41- Rens**o .. e1rT 26, , one of the candil4dtee for the 1hiat'r'y from frothis Presbytery to be an- ti/4411,00d and welcomed was Earl Reaburn, son of M. and .Mrs. Eric Relburn of RR5 Gaderich. Friends in Colborne and district extend congratulations -on his;choice of a career and trust and pray that during' the years that lie before him while he steadfastly strives to achieve his goal, that his life will be greatly enriched.. W.I. Tiger Dunlop Women's Institute meeting is., Thursday, March 27 at 1:45 p.m. in Colborne ° Township Hall. Mrs. Tait Clark will present their Tweed- smuir History and there will be a special speaker to- talk on insurance, particularly car in- surance with a question and answer period to SCHOOL NEWS After the winter break, classes have resumed at Colborne Central School. At the basketball tour- nament at the Collegiate on March 15 the boys and girls from Colborne won in both classes, There were three teams taking part in the follow. Members are reminded tournament. 9.13111. ARY .. Clifford. Elwood Bates of Guelph passed away in olborne corner lirrtrwwi,' 11,II1 ting, �'i �rri•�1)uu(l�•II( to bring an antique for display Everyone is welcome. RECREATION COMMITTEE Colborne Township Recreation Committee is sponsoring a card party in Colborne Township Hall on Thursday, March 27 at 8 p.m. This will be the Last card party this season, so plan to attend. Colborne Township Recreation Committee will hold a meeting Wednesday, April 2 at 8 p.m. in Colborne Township Hall. Your suggestions and ,help are needed so if•possible plan to attend. ' haunch company EXETER - Two Exeter residents have added another firm to the town's manufacturing com- munity. Dan Brie Agri - Products. Manufacturing Limited, a manufacturer of plastic drain tile fit- tings and other molded • • agricultural plastic products were scheduled '' to begin operation last _Reek in their plant on t Thame`s`Rdad-West-- Frank Zawalsky and, John Relouw will be running the plant which will initially operate as a family` business and turn out 350,000 to 400,000 parts per year on a single shift. basis. If projections ,are ac- curate, the firm could hire two people sometime later in the spring with plans calling for the firm o eventually go to a three shift operation, Guelph General Hospital, Tuesday,- March 4 in his 75th year. Born in Fergu-s,. Ontario, the son of Hugh and Mabel Bates he grew up and attended school in the district. On March 1, 1927 he was united in marriage to Catherine Warnack of Grand Valley. The late Mr. Bates is survived by his wife; two sons, Doug and William of Guelph; one daughter, Mrs. Cathy Young of Stratford; seven gran- dchildren; three brothers and one sister, Funeralservice was conducted at the Wall and Custance Funeral Home; Guelph with interment in Guelph Cemetery. The late Mr. Bates was known to several in Goderich and district when he .was superin- tendent , of Point Farm Provincial Park, Goderich for many years while it was being established and during that time he resided. in Goderich and also at Point Farm Provincial Park. SOCIAL NEWS Wanda Linner and Heather Jewell have been attending Teachers' rater the church min: i.str..r College in London and now are .on their winter 'break. Of -three weeks to practise teaching in schools. At present, Wanda is teaching in an Exeter area school and Heather is teaching in a school ,in the same district. The girls are having a pleasant change commuting • back and: forth from their homes in Saltford and Colborne Township. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Crawford of Colborne Township, and Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Marshall and- •Mr. ' and Mrs. Nel Clark of Stratford and Huron Haven Village have returned home from a two week's holiday in Hawaii. They - vi -Sited - an the islandsrof Oahu and Maui and spent the weekend. with Mr. and Mrs. Peter McDonald and family, formerly of Bogie's Beach, on the island of Hilo. They report a won- derful holiday with ex=- cellent weather, always ,in the eighties and - nineties and say it was quite a 'change to come back to the climate we are having. They arrived home on Saturday and while they had a won- derful time, were:glad to be home again. Several CoTborne residents reported in the hospital last week have been able to return to ,,their homes and they are wished a retifrn to better health. William Westlake or Saltford has returned home after having surgery in University Hospital, London. Ford Little, mailman of. the RR5 Goderich route ' has returned home after a stay, in the hospital recovering from surgery,,. 1VIrs. Bernice Henry is a patient. in .Alexandra Marine and General - Hospital, Goderich. Mrs. Nettie Jewell of it i s;OF OUR NEW FACILITIES THIS WEEKEND MAR. 28 & 29 Friday 9-9 Sat. 9-5 • CB900and Interstate on display • We Service - what we _sell_ • Top Value .40 Zkzi for Trade -Ins • Bring • in this ad and receive discount off the regular price of advertised item, • Shoei Helmets ( full Reg. Price $89.95 SALE PRICE 555.95 • Griffin Open face helmets Reg, price $28"95 SALE PRICE 99.50 • Bel ray fork oil SAE 20, 30 Reg. Price 53,25 SALE PRICE $1.98 ti Snap on Shields. Reg. Price $4,25 SALE PRICE 12.75 • Clymer Manuals" Reg. Price 59.75 SALE PRICE $5.95 face) a 10% any non® r U 2 3 miles South o4 Exeter on Hwy #4 SALES - SERVICE - PARTS RR#1 CENTRALIA 228.6281 Goderich, formerly of members 'of - Dungannon. Colborne - is a patient in C o l w a n a s h ,J niior AlexabdP'a Marine and Farmers insterested in ' General . Hospital, having a •reunion at the' Goderich and Mrs. Lottie Dungannon Celebration Pope is a patient in the are requested to please same hospital. It is hoped • contact John Clark at 524 - those still iii the hospital 2569 in order to organize will soon be able to return for this special event. to their homes to con- valesce. BRIDAL Dungannon 125 Years SHOWER Celebration is planned for 1980. Any former There gathering was of a splendid neighbours and friends at a corn- • _ minty bridal shower -on Sunday afternoon, March 23 in Colborne Township Hall for Michelle Buchanan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Buchanan whose wedding is planned next month. • The guests enjoyed the afternoon by liar- ticipating in the contests, renewing acquaintances and viewing the many useful And splendid gifts as they were -unwrapped by the bride-to-be, her sisters and a friend. Michelle then thanked - all for their thought- fulness and especially the ladies convening the shower, Mrs. Billie KIoeze and Mrs. Eileen Taraba. Afterwards all enjoyed an , appetizing lunch and offered best wishes to the bride-to-be. SPRING FITNESS- 2nd ITNESS-2 id SWIM PRQCINI at VANASTR* RECREATION CENTRE. Starts APRIL 14, 1980. Watch the mall for your brochures. PHONE 4824544 VAS TopQuaiity USED CARS 1980 HORIZON TC3 3 DOOR HATCHBACK Front wheel drive, cloth and vinyl buckets, steel belted radial whitewalls, basic pockalg_ , two -tone' paint, torqueflite, automatic, cigar lighter, luggage rack, conventional spore, com- pletly rust inhibited. Licence OZB 953 1980 DODGE MIRADA 2 DOOR SPECIALTY Frost blue with dark blue landau roof. 60/40 cloth and vinyl seats, whitewall tires, light package, protection package, colour -keyed seat belts, trunk dress -up, 5.2 litre engine, torqueflite transmission, electric heated rear defrost, dual remote mirrors, electronic digital clock, deluxe wiper package, triad horns, undercoating with hood pad, tape stripes, side vinyl moulding, sill moulding, wheel lip moulding, auto speed control, power windows, AM/FM radio, luxury wheel covers - and more. Licence OZB 861 aaa>it� voce'i 1980 DODGE B200 SPORTSMAN SE WAGON 5.9 litre engine, loadflite tran- smission, right sliding door with ven- ted glass, sunscreen glass, air con- /•,` ditioning, transmission cooler, auxiliary heater, 117 Amp alter- nator, 70 amp battery, option No. 1 B®� front spring, scuffplates, full gauge ala package,„,auto speed control, tilt steerincolumn, electric rear defroster, lo mount dual bright mirrors, intermittent ",Pripers, premier. wheel covers, ---two--tone paint HD rear springs, power steering and brakes, stabilizer bar, P235/75R x 15 radial tires, convenien- ce package, travel seat package with portable dinette,", light SELLOUT package, . captain chairs, 30 gallon fuel tank -. AM/FM 8 track und 40 channel CB radio with four speakers. J::iri 5:! ucei!;• LESS CHRYSLER REBATE OF '200 1980 CHRYSLER LE BARON 2 door specialty, nightwatch blue with dark blue crown landau vinyl roof, 60/40 cloth seats, whitewall tires, deluxe wiper package, air conditioning value package, 5.2 litre engine, auto speed control, AM/FM stereo, conventional spare tire, styled road wheels, numerous items included in air package. Licence PDW 307 - SELLOUT LESS CHRYSLER REBATE '500 MOTOR SALES YOUR AUTHORIZED FULL LINE CHRYSLER DEALER 414 HURON RD. GODERICH 524-8311 1979 DODGE ASPEN STATIONWAGON A much sought after model - six cylinder engine, power steering, power brakes, radio, rear defroster, luggage rack plus more. Licence NMX 311 1979 CHRYSLER NEWPORT SEDAN New family size model _ enjoy - excellent economy while in a larger car: Licence 0B2.165 1978, DODGE CLUB CAB PICKUP This vehicle in excellent con- dition - completely ready for work or play - well equipped, Licence' DC5 872 1978 DODGE 150 PICKUP 4 X 4 This vehicle comes completely equipped for work with removable power angling snow plow. We have used this. vehicle ourselves since new. Licence DC5 870 1978 PONTIAC •GRAND PRIX We cannot recommend this vehicle enough. It has' style, colour, low low mileage, and all the most sought after equipment. Licence MSY 700 1978 DODGE ASPEN 2 DOOR This car has the size and style cif today. Very low mileage on six cylinder engine. Also power steering, radio, defroster, and Michelin tires. Serviced herd . since new. Licence MEN 695 2-1978 PONTIAC FIREBIRDS One is Formula model with 400 cu, in, engine, dual exhaust, fancy interior, new rubber, etc., etc. These cars invariably go up in price in the spring market. Now is your chance, get yours now. -Licence -MVC- 014 and NKR 155 1978 CHEVROLET CAMARO Locally owned, good con- dition, See above. Licence PDW 343 1977 DODGE RAMCHARGER 4X4 Excellent equipment, 360 cu. in, engine, four speed manual transmission, AM/FM radio, roll bar — good wide tires, two tone paint. Licence ,DC5 869 1975 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX Beautiful car loaded with equipment including air buckets, console, power win- dows, radio and full of style and colour. Don't miss this one if you have less then '4000 to spend. Licence JSC 210 COME SEE MORE USED CARS THAN WE HAVE LISTED HERE THESE CARS MUST BE SOLD AND WILL BE SOLD... HOURS®. Open every night Mon. thru Friday'til :,March 29th, 0