The Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-10-30, Page 13COLBORNICORNER
Mrs. G. Kaitting
The October meeting of
Tiger Dunlop Women's
Institute was held in Colborne
Township. Hall, Carlow,
Wednesday, October 22 at 2
p.m. Due to the absence of the
president, the second vice-
president,. Mrs. Richard
Buchanan chaired the
meeting.
Roll call, "Display of Craft
or Heirloom", proved very
interesting and there were 26
members and two visitors
present.
Mrs. Hilile Kioeze and Mrs.
Dorothy Feagan, leaders of 4-
H Girls Tiger Dunlop Group
No. 2 Active Risers, put on a
demonstration on making
batter buns, which is one of
• the recipes the girls are
making in this project "Let's
Bake Bread. At this time they
made'the batter and put it in a
warm place for rising.
Mrs. Tait Clark gave a very
interesting report of the:fall
rally in Belgrave October 1
and one of the interesting
items was that the members
at the rally agreed that each
Institute would pay on ,the
'basis of 50c a member toward
the Children's Aid Bursary.
The motto, "Changes are
good" was • given,, by Mrs.
Maitland .Montgomery with
fitting poems "That old Iron
Pump" and "Grandma's Off
Her Rocker" to the delight of
all p resent
Correspondence was • read
which included notes of
thanks from Mrs. Fred
Battersby:, thanks for
donation to the Heart Fund;
letter from Children's Aid re
Bursary Fund ;.• and. further
information on Mustard
report• ._
Mrs. R. Buchanan then
gave an interesting report of
the 61st London Area Con-
vention in St. Thomas,
October 15 ancr16 at which the
theme was "Why or, Why
Not":'
Mrs. Buchanan and Mrs. E.
Elliott reported on volunteer
work at Goderich Pgychiattic
Hospital and advised that
members wouldbe par-
ticipating on the fourth
Tuesday' of each month, if
possible.
The next meeting will be
Wednesday, November 25 at 2.
p.m. when Tiger Dunlop W.I.
will be entertaining guests
from Auburn and Londesboro
Women's Institutes.
The members were then
served a taste of the batter
rolls which had been baked. A
hearty thank you was ex-
tended to the ladies in charge
of the demonstration.
All enjoyed a social half
hour and refreshments were
served by the Committee with
Mrs. Geo. McBride as con,
vener.
4-H
Tiger Dunlop Group >No. 1
"Loafers" held their fifth
meeting in Colborne Town-
ship Hall, Monday evening
October 27. The meeting
opened with the 4-H Pledge
and 11 members were
present.
The roll call for this
meeting was "Show the sour
dough loaf made for home
activity, comment on how it
turned out or tell an • ex-
perience you had while
making it". This was an-
swered by all present.
Helen 1,4 rindley led a
discussion on bread faults
and their causes, and how to
make a good loaf of bread.
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Marion Dwinnell, Cindy
Gower, Darlene Jewell, and
Marjorie Schoemaker
crumbled ,bread for the
hamburg stacks and Brenda
Sowerby, Nancy Brindley,
Donna Kellestine and Barb.
Potzel did the hamburgs
while Darlene Jewell wasp
busy boiling the milk.
The hand out notes were
then taken up and the
meeting closed with tIfe
Creed read by Betty Sowerby.
4-H Girls Tiger Dunlop
Group, No. 2 Active Risers
held their fifth meeting in
Colborne ' Township Hall,
Carlow, Monday evening with
all members ..present. They
all answered the roll call
which was to show a Sour
Dough Loaf of bread they had
made -and comment on it.
The girls were then put in
groups of three and made
supper dishes such as bar-
becue hamburger stacks and
cheese puffs, and while these
two dishes were baking they
discussed the faults of bread.
Each member then had a
meal of, these dishes served
with homemade bread. The
girls were told that for the
next meeting they were, to
bring ingredients for making
fancy breads.
SOCIAL NEWS
The Christmas Country
Fair held in the Saltford
Valley' Hall October 15 and 18
report that Mrs. -C. Hoff-
meyer, RR 2 Goderich was
the winner of the quilt draw.
Visitors with Mr. and -Mrs.
Terenoe Hunter recently
were Mrs. Armstrong and
Mrs. Bennett of Detroit, Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Hunter and
Kathy of Stratford, and Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Thompson
of Toronto. ,
Miss Helen Fulford's sister,
Mrs. Myrtle Hicks of Detroit
p as been visiting with her form.,
the past two weeks. M s
Robin Pidetta and Bob
Sorrentine of Detroit joined
them for the weekend and all
three • returned home to
Detroit Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs.. :Gordon
Kaitting had a pleasant motor
trip north the latter part of
last week visiting. Parry
Sound, Sudbury, St. Joseph
Island and returning by South
Bay Mouth and Tobermory on
the •Chi-Cheemaun, which
makes its final trips of the
season this weekend. The
weather, even though the
leaves were gone and it
looked like fall, was sunny
and clear and starting to get
cool.
Allan Stoll is a patient in
University Hospital, London
and hiS many friends , wish
him a speedy recovery.
RETIREMENT PARTY
Robert KMcCabe was feted
at a retirement party in the'
form of a banquet sponsored,
by the Huron County Road
Committee at the Legion Hall
Brussels and attended by
members of the goad
Committee and 80 of his
fellow workers.
Bob retired in September of
this year after 41 years of
service with the,County.
The party followed the
usual pattern of an evening of
cards, social get-together
followed by a smorgasbord
supper.
Presentations included
, gifts from the Road Com-
mittee and his fellow em-
rr
000
ployees. A rare gift of a
framed certifigate for 40
years service to municipal
roads by the Ontario Good
Roads Association was
presented by the President
and County Engineer, J.W.
Britnell.
Other gifts Mr. McCabe
received were an electric
sander.which he will find very
useful in pursuing his hobby,
and a stereo radio.
Among the special guests
present were Warden Anson
McKinley and Road Com-
mittee Chairman Ralph
McNichol.
Bob was' wished, by the
retirement, party, and, is
wished by his many friends,
Many years of happy
retirement.
Harbouraires
plan busy
fall season
The Harbouraires have
'begun a very busy season.
The male chorus, under the
direction of George
Buchanan, sang last Sunday
evening at the Anniversary
Service at Knox Presbyterian
Church in Kincardine.
The previous Sunday
evening, they were featured
at the Anniversary service of
the Monkton United church.
Every seat was filled and the
congregation enjoyed eight
numbers by the group.
i, Next Sunday they will tape
their annual " program at
CkNX,-TY in Wingham.
The Bible Society is having
special evening and ,the
Harbouraires will sing that
-evening in November.
On December 7th the
—chorus -will provide a special
Sunday evening *concert at
the Holmesville United
Church.
Anyone who has .a love for
music _would be most
welcome to join'the group and
can phone Mr. Buchanan at
524-7433.
One mishap
mars week
A two -car collision on
Bayfield Road October 25"
resulted in a total, damage
estimate of $3,300 to vehicles
driven by Ronald Reder, RR
1, Bayfield and Barry Prom, 9
Palace -St., Forest.
The ,collision'occurred near'
the Suncoast shopping mall
on Bayfield Road. Damage to
the Prom vehicle was
estimated at $3,000 and $300 to
the Reder vehicle. Reder and
a passenger, Ken R6bson,
were taken to Alexandra
Marine and General Hospital
where they were treatecrfor
cuts , and bruises and
released.
During the past week the
Goderich Police Department
also laid four charges under
the Liquor Control Act, five
under the, Criminal Code of
Canada, one under the
Narcotics Act ancl35 under
the Highway Traffic Act.
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Goderich Recreation
Director Mike Dymond un-
veiled plans to establish a
community youth council for
young people between the
ages of 12 and 15.
Two youths from each of
the four schools itCOoderich
will attend a meeting to in -
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Rec. 13d, Briefs
.vestigate the thoughts, ideas
and prospects of forming a
community youth grouR. The
formation of such a roup is
to recognize the young people
of the community and provide
them with a role in the
community. The results of the
planning meetings will' be
Mrs. Gaunt speaks
at WMS meeting
The October Thankoffering
meeting of Knox W.M.S.
Afternoon Auxiliary was held
in. Knox Church Parlor,
Tuesday,October 21.
President Mrs." Clayton,
Edward opened the meeting
with the Call to Worship in the
Thanksgiving theme.
Prayers of Thanksgiving.
were,i offered by Mrs. G.G:
MacEwarr, Mrs, C. Cutt and
Mrs. Flo MacDonald.
Correspondence included
cards of thanks' from
Catherine Wilson and family,
and the family of the late
Vera Fjsher.
Members were reminded to
bring their Blessing or Mite
Boxes to the November
meeting. •
The President 'gave special
mention to the beautiful
illustrative poster prepared
by Miss- Lily McArthur and
Mrs. A.M. Harper who did the
lettering and artist work. A
special letter"of thanks was
instructed to be sent torjvlrs.
Harper for her interest.
Mrs.. Andrew Gaunt was the
speaker for the meeting and
gave a soul stirring message
on her visit to the Holy Land
with the aid of slides showing
her travel. She climaxed her
message with the words of•the,
beautiful song, "I walked
today where Jesus walked",
Miss Hazel McDonald
thanked the speaker as did
the PreAident.' The members
and guts enjoyed a social
half hour together.
presented to the recreation
board.
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The November meeting of
the Lake Ifuron Zone
Recreation Association will
be held in Goderich Thursday
November 6 at the Bedford
Hotel. The annual meeting of
the Ontario Municipal
Recreation Association will
be held in Kincardine on
November 8.
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• The theme of this 'year's
Santa Claus Parade isa
Fairytale Christmas" and the
deadline for entries is
November 21. This year the
cash 'prizes for the float en-
tries have been doubled in an
effort to encourage more and
better participation.
The recreation board a.P.
.proved grants at its monthly
meeting held last Thursday,
local groups receiving funds
included the Goderich figure
skating club who received
only half of_the $1,000 they
, requested.
The Laketown band has
received $1,000. in grants
which will be followed by an
additional $1,000 'for the
purchase of their new
uniforms.
The Goderich Minor hockey
association received $600 for
a coaches' clinic and the
' Little Theatre Will receive
$300 to., help 'defray costs of
their productions.
Clearing Sale
ANTIQUES, CRAFTS, PINE REPRODUCTION'
25% OFF ALL ITEW
1 week only
•Niblock Church House
Auburn, Ontario
Land Fill Site
HOL,MESVILLE,
Effective Iranvediately, the Land Fill Site at Hdlmesville will
be open for the winter season as follows:
900 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
These hours to remain in Eiffect while Standard Time is ob-
served, and will be .known as' winter hours. Please be
governed accordingly.
6 Days a week (except Sundays/Holidays)
All PAPERS
Must be properly packed in boxes or bound and securely tied.
ContainOrs may be purchased at the site.
Land Fill Site Committee
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I LB
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LOS
FROZEN 3 LB: PK
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Ground Bee
LEAN
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DEVON
Side Bacon
1 LB.
VAC
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Tide
Laundry Detergent
5 LB. BOX
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3 QT. BAGS
HOMO 2% SKII4i,
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ONT. NO. 1 COOKING
Onions 2 LB BA6
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USA NO 1 24'S
Lettuce
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Robin Hood
ALL PURPOSE
Flour,
20 LB. BAG
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McCAINS 'DELUXE 22 02. $ 1.99
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WESTONS
Wagon Wheels
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Shredded
Wheat 79c
ALLENS
Orange Crystals
PKG OF 4 99c
NABOB INSTANT
Coffee
10 OZ. JAR
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CHRISTIES CHIPS AHOY, OR -E0
Cookies
LB 99c
Glad
SANDWICH
BAGS
PKG. OF 100'S
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Glad
PKG. OF' 24
KITCHEN
CATCHERS
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WESTONS
LUNCH BOX
WHITE
WHOLE WHEAT
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