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AL-OTAR, THURSI AY, APRIL 15,1,976' " ..
Report quiet winter s'eason
r
vow
I.;S.c.b�o! PSA
at Cihtton.
The annualmeeting .of- the
.Parent Teacher's_ Association
of the Clinton and DiStrtet
Christian School was held on
April 5 with a good; number Of
parents and teachers present.
The chairlady lna.de Haan.
opened the meeting, ° with
scripture readings from
Proverbs 16; 1-11, and•
Holtnesville operetta
The witch ttied to lure Gtetel int!) her oven but was beaten at her own'game aad vire§
' Pushed into her own oven...The Witch Was played by Susan Bell. (staff photo)
Huron County Library has
a number of books `dealing°
rvith.consumer awareness:
• Books concerning :money
money matters include: "The '
beat inflation 'strategy by
Roger Klein, • "The buyer's.
handbook; ,a guide ' to':
defensive shopping" • by
Raymond. Chambers alid
"Canadian book of money;
the co:Mp1ete guide to saving,
borrowing, investment, home
purchase and all . family
matters."
Books discussing food
problems include: "Eat your
heart out, food profiteering in.
America" by Jim H''_htower,
"Bard to swa ow; w y oo.
prices keep rising -and .what
can be done about it" by
Walter Stewart and "The
.politics;. of food"; by Don
'Mitchell. •
Three -books outline the
legal aspects ' of consumer
awareness: The.y are:'
"Canadian consumer law". by
Allan Parker,. ".Consumer
' and the' law in Canada" by:
William H. Neilson • and
"Debtor's •. handbook
,(Canadian legal .guide to
handling cr.editors and
avoiding debts). The library.
has recently issued a booklist
Mater a4—eo•- :er- ri° •-
"..riiitrition and special diets.
Copies available at Goderich.
bran . .
This Tuesday evening,
April 20, 8;00 p.m;. ::Mrs.
psychology; Meeting at
Goderich Branch, 52 Mon-
treal St,;: bring along a friend
foran informative evening.
, This: month's. Children's
Film showing Will be held this •
Saturday, . April 17 at the
Goderich Branch 52. Montreal
St. at 10:30 a.m..All welcome.
Drop into the brafrch and
look at the display of books
and " poster celebrating
Goder'ich's Arbor Day, April
29. This day remembers
Julius Sterling Morton, a
famous Nebraska naturalist,_
who originated the idea .of a
special day for tree planting.
prayers. She then wgQcomed
(wc•ryone present.
The secretary, } Janny
•Postma, then reads" the
minute's of the last meeting
‘held. November 10,.19.75: Lena
Haverkarnp gave `a .fi'nancial
report. •
The banquet committee
reported a "quiet winter
season, but have two
banquets to prepare in the
near future.
Amendments to the con-
stitution, proposed by the
PTA board,, were
unanimously accepted,. It was
.alsodecided to spend $200 for
new books inthe library.
After coffee and cake were
served,. Charles: Exel, grade
one teacher at the school,
spoke, on the joys .and.
frustrations ..his grade one
pupils meet as they learn to
read..
This presentation was
thoroughly enjoyed by
everyone and he was thanked
by Ina de Haan.
Lawrence Uyl closed the
meeting with prayer.;
GARBAGE .COLLECTION
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Garbage collection: ,on,Friday, April 16th.
1976, will be picked up on Thursday, April:
15th. Thursday collection will be picked,•up as
usual.
GUARANTEED
INVESTMENT
CERTIFICATES-
psychology;
ERTIFICATES-
TO
101 /4%
Etruce Erskine
86 North St.
Phone 524-9555
es4-Wawa
T w p „ton ci
ets contract to -Grand Bend
West Wawanosh..Township
COuncil rnet .for the regular
' April meeting on Tuesday;
April 6 in thaTownship Public
, Works Qarage, All members
Were "in attendance with
Reeve Bob Lyons presiding:
The minutes of the; Mardi
.. meeting were read and
adopted on motion *of Coun-
cillors Hickey and Stothers.
regarding a proposal to have.
the township.. take over a,
private lane. Thematter was
held in_abeyance Until more
information•can be obtained.
Neil Stapleton and Marinus
Bakker appeared before
Council to requeSt Council to
have . Federation -Of
Agriculn.iral, fees placed on
the collector's ,roll for the
At approximately 8:30 p.m.
a motion. by Councillors
Stothers Old Foran opened a
Court of Revision on the
assessments under The
appointed couricirinenibers
to be members of_the Court:
At the close of the Court of
Revision F.F. Thompson of
West Wavvanosn Mutual Fire.
Instirance Company,
representing Frank Cowan
municipality's 'insurance
coverage. No change was
authorized:Other than to haVe
the new road grader incluted
o'n the policy;
The clerk opened the, four
tenderS' for , crushing .and
hauling, gravel, 6.-nd read each
to council. It was agree
-accept the tender of Jennison
Constraction Limited, Grand
Bend, for crushing and
hauling approximately .14,600
yd: for stockpiling . ap-
• proximately 500 cubic yardS,
sUbject to approval by the
'Ministry of Transportation
?RICES EFFECTIVE:FILL APRIL 17, 1976
THIS.GIVES YOU
Shart Rib Roasts
Blade Steaks
round Beef LB.7
and CoMmunications.
By -Law No7-67-1976, was
given third reading and
finally passed. This by:law
declares the Bethel Cemetery
on the Senth concession
abandoned, and authoryes
the township tp assume
ow nkship.
The clerk was' direCted to
contact Maitland
Engirreerin,g Services,
- dams which are obstructing a
municipal drain.
West Wawanosh Township
Council authorized the road
superintendent to advertise
for applications for township ,
:employee and grader
operator in three local papers
for one week, at a starting
salary of $4;00 per bour.
s upermqr e
104 The Square Goderich
RAND
LOIN, LOW PRICE,
WE HAVE AVAILABLE FOR EASTER If
Fresh Turkeys
GRADE NO. 1 UTILITY 8-10 LB. AVG.
Ducks 6 LB. AVG.
TRY OUR OWN GLACED PINEAPPLE
CANAr)A PACKERS
Bacon
79(
Ifs Time Ta -
Wish You a
EXTRA L LAN
Ground Beef
3 LB. PK.G.: FROZEN
1
•99
"Performance Prdven"
SEED CORN
Still available in. early
maturing varieties for
shelling or combining. Also,
later varieties for silage.
W .DURST
Ph. 482-7309
• PALANDA
Pmeapile
TIDBIT, SLICED,
CRUSHED
19 OZ. TIN
47c
KELLOtGS
orn Flakes
89c
BON AMI
Window
Cleaner
20 OZ AEROSOL
79c
MAXWELL HOUSE.
GROUND
Coffee
1 LB BAG
'1.29
Frozen Foods
Lakeshore TV & Stereo
Your , Admiral -
Sates and Seryi,ce
MATT SMITH
.Proprietor BAY. FI.ELD, ONTARIO
STEREO
• *AUTOMATIC WASHERS & DRYERS
• PORTABLE WASHERS &. DRYERS
• WRINGER WASHERS
• IN` SINK FOOD-1NASTE DISPOSERS
From the Dependability People at:' -
LEO D'OR
Onion
Rings
Phong 565-2852
TRADE INS ACCEkED
308 HURON RD.
6 OZ. PKG.
Weekly Specials
TREESWEET
Juke
Vegetables
LE
OkANGE, GRAPEFRUIT
fl3LEfiDED 48 -OZ. TIN 111.1) C
HONEY: POD PEAS
GREEN BEANS " 3/$1
WAX BE-AN'S 14 OZ.
PEAS & CARROTS ,
49c
BLUEBERRY
REGULAR
BACON
Waffles
11 02 PKG
69c
ST. wiLuAms
MAPLE LEAF
Crea.m.ery Butter , LB.
SCHNEIDER'S
Cheese Slices
CHRISTIE'S CHOCOLATE CHIP
CHRISTI E'S
Crackers
9 OZ. JAR
2/$1,00
ONT. NO. 1
Carrots
2 LB PKG 2/ 49C
2 door, power steering. power brakes, radio, rear
defrost_whitewall tireS, -wheel 'discs, side moulding.
Finished in light green with dark green roof, green
cloth interior 31,000 miles, Locally °mined. OHH154
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"Sale's Representatives
bon PUrier,..Ehittiersoil 5.rb, ',van Bean
KELLOGG'S
Chevrolet
fil 4
.2
DELUXE 23 OZ.
$2 5
PKG. $ 09
•
USA NO. 1
le 9z. i35o.
16 OZ. PKG. $ '19
39c-
Potatoes 9
NIBLET
Kernel Corn
Coke
12 OZ. TIN
PLUS DEPOSIT
26 OZ. BOTTLES
3 QT. BAG
$1.49
69c
39c
4/99c
Fresh Milk
Homo 2%
4 read and Pastry
WHITE,
CRACKED WHEAT,
WHOLE WHEAT
BroAd
2/79c
WESTON'S
Dinner Rolls
1/$1.00
Not Cross Bun