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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-10-27, Page 15„ hristmas Country Fair's 17t Mrs. Wilmer 1-faiedy and her assistants led their 17th nnual Christmas Country 'air to a successful climax his past week. On Wednesday, October 20, in spite of the rainy weather, they had a good crowd and many of those with booths said they were satisfied with the buying. On Saturday, it was a lovely day outside but not as large a crowd and therefore not as profitable as Wednesday. But generally most were satisfied. There was splendid COLBORNE CDFNER. ®ortrudo Keating, 15E4012076 patronage for the food, such as the homemade baking and canned goods, fresh vegetables and apples and many stopped for a cup of tea, a light lunch or even a meal. Seventeen years is a long time for something like this to carry on and each year be even bigger and better, but that is exactly what has hap- pened and a note of praise is in order at this time to Mrs. Saying- has scientific basis Remember the old saying - "you're only as young as you feel.'' Well it may be a scien- tific fact. A group of scientists have come up with a study that shows close links • between how you rate your health, and how long you will live. The study, in Manitoba, of more than 3,000 people aged 65 and older has shown that people who rate their health as poor are three times as likely to die as are those who rate their health as good. ".This does not mean that if a person has positive feel- ings about his health he will live to be 100, although it would be nice if this were true," cautions Jana Mossey, co-author of the study published in the cur- rent issue of the American Journal of Public Health. But when a. person reports his health is just so-so, •it should signal doctors and nurses to be "a little more attentive" because the per- son is at high risk, Mossey said in an interview from Philadelphia,. where she's on staff at Temple University School of Medicine. Mossev. an epidemiologist, was on staff • at the University of Manitoba, where her col- league Evelyn Shapiro still works, during the late '70s when they did the study. The scientists have several interpretations of the link between your rating of your own health and death. One of them is that the per- son who doesn't smoke, drinks only moderately and gets enough• exercise, good nutrition and rest may have a more positive view of their own health, while the reduc- ed risk may be due to these good habits. Another is that even if in fact theperson's health status is not terrific, there's something protective in positive, optimistic feelings. Mossey says she has a gut feeling "those who are characteristically optimistic may do better," but she cau- tions there's no scientific data to support that impres- sion so far. A sure way to feel good about your health is to be a nonsmoker. And- it yrou want help to quit smoking - on your own - ask the staff of the Huron -Perth Lung Asocia- tion about their FREEDOM. FROM SMOKING program. They may be cpntacted at 653 West Gore Street, Strat- ford, Ontario N5A 1L4 or by phoning 271-7500. Wear a'safe costume Hallowe'en safety begins with a "be seen costume", according to the Ontario Association of Optometrists. "There is a way to add•an edge ofsafety to purchased or made -at-home costumes", Dr. Garry Grant, President of the organization says. Tbat edge is retro-reflec' ave material. Optometric . studies have found that " retro -reflective material is sufixly visible even at speeds of 70 and 80 m.p.h. • Retro -reflective mataial is available in either iron -on or sew -on fabrics and tape, so yoiinister§ "can "iiiil a up their own designs.. "Just be certain 'they will he vsible from front, back and fades", said Dr. Grant. bopping on a budge shop these food savings Loin of PORK ROAST Rib Portion Ib, 1.59 Tenderloin Portion Ib. 1.79 Loin PORK CHOPS Centre Cuts lb. 1•89 Ontario No.1 CARROTS 2 Ib. bog .29 Ontario No.1 COOKING ONIONS 2lb. bag .29 Maple Leaf PORK SHOULDER PICNIC Ib. I • A T Schneiders Popular LUNCH MEATS 175 gr, .99 Schneiders Blue Ribbon BOLOGNA 1e 1.99 Maple Leaf Baked MEAT LOAF ,3 var. KRAFT ;CHEESE SINGLES sooOR: ALLENS PURE APPLE Met 4102. CA MPekei 510 OE. CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP 2.89 1.09 3/1.00 T10E 6l. LAUNDRY DETERGENT NESCAFE 1110Z. INSTANT COFFEE 3.99 4.99 AUNT JEMIMA 2 VAR. PANCAKE MIX , KG. AUNTAEMIMA 2 VAR, PANCAKE SYRUP lis ML. DUNCAN HINES 6 VAR, CAKE MIXES 32o0. 1.65 1.85 1.09 MAPLE LEAF SOCKEYE SALMON T.Ts oz. CHEERIOS BREAKFAST CEREAL 423 0. QUIKKI. 10'. GARBAGE BAGS 1.99 1.69 1.09 JAVEX 3.6 L. LIQUID BLEACH WHITE SWAN PAPER TOWELS I'. WHITE SWAN BATHROOM TISSUE 4'. 1.69 .99 1.35 FACIAL TISSUES sews _:-•89 1.79 .49 C1{!P ALuM1p(0M FOIL 1s" : se' RICH'S FROZEN COFFEE RICH 2000. AYLMER CHOICE TOMATOES Hoz. QUAKER 2 VAR. OATS CEREAL Lasso. a 1.33 KG. YORK FANCY FRUIT COCKTAIL 14 OZ. .89 1.89 .99 ALL 1.1 KO. DISHWASHER DETERGENT ANACINTABLETS 30'■ DIETRICH 100°% WHOLE WHEAT BREAD 24 OZ. 3.99 1.29 .69 WESTON CINNAMON BUNS... GRANNY'S CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIES CALIFORNIA RED GRAPES .99 1.29 79e/Le. U.S. JUICE ORANGES s LS. BAG MAPLE LEAF BACON scoots. MAPLE LEAF DINNER HAMS 1.99 2.89./Le.. 2.99/Le. MAPLE LEAP BAVARi'/�N'IEAl1JST1F3E peso. MAPLE LEAF COOKED HAM 3TS G. SCHNEIDERS 7 VAR, HORS D'OEUVRES 323 G. 2429 2.99 1.99 40161EI©EFSS I ',AR. MEAT PIES Noe. SCHNEIDERS BACON 250 G. SILVERW0003 DELUXE 6 VAR. ICE CREAMS L. . COMPARISON SHOPPING SAVES YOU MONEY A ei FREE f3ELiVER.Y OSl *ED$ESDAY Mtn DIR.i t ..S 33si.00. ANO OVER tkti DELIVERY KOR SENIOR CITIZENS 1.19 1.59 2.99 SUPER SAVE SUPERMARKET 524.4411 104 SHOPPIRS SOUARt 00070,,1 Wi ratorv,. Iho right it) limit quortitire Price% rr riloci till elneinq 5ti1 October 50, 1901 to- while ,QU0r11iUat loci Hardy. And let's not forget Mr. Hardy as he certainly helped a lot, and Mrs. Hardy's group, for a job well done. They put the Christmas Country Fair on the map with many from Colborne and district and also from ° farther afield benefitting from it in the sell- ing of -their crafts, etc. and even in getting new ideas. As Mrs. Hardy has retired from being in„ charge, Blue Water Chapter No. 284, Order of the Eastern Star have decided to take up the reins and we look forward to Christmas Country Fair in 1983. • Social News Mrs. Ethel Green of Sarnia has returned home after spending a few days visiting relatives and friends in Goderich and district. Sincere sympathy to the family, relatives and friends of the late Mr. Benjamin Version is a success Homan. Mr. Homan was well-known in Colborne Township and district. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Johnston retired to Port Albert when Eric retired from his work in Guelph. Recently they purchased a home in Saltford and after doing some remodelling, have moved in. We welcome them to Colborne township. Mr. and Mrs. R. Buchanan and son John motored to Toronto on Sunday to visit Mr. Buchanan's sister, Mrs. Lowson who is a patient in North Western Hospital, Toronto. Congratulations to Lyle and Elaine IFowler) Brown on the birth of a son on Oc- tober 6, a grandson for Mrs. Worthy Fowler of Colborne. Mrs. R. Buchanan, Mrs. Emerson Elliott and Mrs. Cora Sherwood of Tiger Dunlop W.I. and Mrs. Irene Oke of Goderich W.I. attend- ed the 80th anniversary of Wingham Institute on ANNUAL Christmas Arts & Crafts SHOW AND SALE Lucan Community Centre SATURDAY, NOV. 13 10 A.M. TO 4 P.M. Admission 75' Pre-Schoolers FREE I APPROXIMATELY 80 EXHIBITS Thursday; October 21. Remember the Benmiller Fowl Supper this Wednes- day, October 27. Tiger Dunlop Women's In- stitute meeting is this Thursday. October 28 at 1:45 p.m. in Colborne Township Hall. elan to attend. Visitors are welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Les. Pitblado of Sunset Beach Road have returned home from a three week trip to Scotland where they visited relatives and friends. They really enjoyed their trip. The weather typical for.;this time of year with a bit of rain quite often but clearing and the sun shining through warming everything again. They took a bus trip around the coast and were in Prestwick, Glasgow, Edinburgh and Perth where Les' family came from and some still live there. Meeting relatives they haven't seen for years as well as friends was very enjoyable and they look for- GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1982 -PAGE 15 Township of Goderich ELECTION ward to some of them com- ing out to Canada in the near future, even next year. Les said he enjoyed the trip so much that he hopes to be able to visit Scotland again. Mr. and Mrs. Terence Hunter .enjoyed the Thanksgiving weekend on a sight seeing trip with their daughter Carolyn and John Thompson around Coll- ingwood and north to see the beauty of the leaves. This weekend Mrs. Hunter joined her daughter and husband on a visit to Detroit to visit Mrs. Hunter's sister, Mrs. Arm- strong and attended a dinner and special play that her niece, Edna Reynolds was in. It was a comedy called "Not Enough Tomatoes". Colborne Central School students enjoyed the cross country run on Friday, Oc- tober 22 in which the in- termediate boys won their division and Heidi Hoernig won the intermediate girls' division. ANSTETT JEWELLERS 8 ALBERT ST., CLINTON 482.3901 AT THE MAIN CORNER Another of our In-store services FINE JEWELLERY APPRAISALS Done by our AGS Certified Gemologist, in our accredited gem laboratory. One week service on most approisols. Drop in or phone for complete information an Anstett's Jewellery Ap,praisol service. HOURS: Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m.-6 p.m.; Fridays 9 a.m. till 9 p.m.: Saturdays 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m. An election will be held in the Township of Goderich on November 8th fur the position of member to the Huron -Perth Separate School Board. Voting will take place at the Community Centre in Hulmnesvill• between the hours of 11:00 A.M. and 8:00 P.M. A certificate to vote by proxy must be cer- tified by the Clerk by 5:00 PM. on November 8th. ADVANCE POLL An advance poll for this election will be held on October 30th, 1982 at the Clerk's Of. , flee, Lot 20 , Concession 16, Goderleh Town- ship. Voting at this advance Poll will take place between the hours of 9:00 A.M. and 8:00 P.M. • 1 R.E. THOMPSON iClerk and Returning Officer Township of Goderich ® N so 38 HAMILTON ST. 44 K DOG. CLIPPING AND GROOMING IN STOCK AT ALL TIMES BUDGIES, CANARIES, TROPICAL FISH, ALL PET SUPPLIES. 1929 0k{e Sa Sy vy:S LADIESWEAR 0.61 1982 45" Perma Press BROADCLOTH. Ail colors 1 9 65% polyester2 35 °6 cotton Per yd .. ANNIVERSARY SALE SPECIAL ESTEE LAIJDER l FEATURE VALUE With -any Estee Lauder purchase, YOU may purchase a "Beauty at its Best" KIT 5 oj FOR ONLY A • ,> HURRY! SALE ENDS OCTOBER 30 MAIN FASHION FLOOR •DRESSES •COATS •SWEATERS •SPORTSWEAR *SHIRTS -BLOUSES •LINGERIE •QUILT JACKETS &COA.TS _- _ •BLAIERS *PANTS -SKIRTS •HOUSECOATS •PURSES •UNIFORMS •KILTS --*COSTUME - -- - JEWELLERY OFF •ALL FABRICS •SLEEPWEAR •COMFORTERS •BEDSPREADS •SHEETS & PILLOWCASES •BLANKETS •CALDWELL TOWELS •SAMSONITE LUGGAGE • eir 49 LADIES (NEAR 0 SHOPPERS SQUARE, GODERICH *ALL SALES CASH t FINAL . NO LAYAWAYS . NO RETURNS . NO EXCHANGES ores Ilei, Tweetry, fliersellsy 9 5:30; INedom.etkat t 5, Friary I t, Stslmresy 9 5 30 Z