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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-02-16, Page 10Design your own necklace expertly! It's a breeze with a new ?GButterf ly- eckchati TM. • (Patent Pending) It's far different--better—than any chain you ever owtled because it lets you add or switch beads, jewels easily. without tools or special skill. Come see how new "Butterfly" makes all other neckchain clasps obsolete... gives your creative urges full freedom. Try one here. now, without obligation. In all sizes, 141.< gold and others 16"-18"-20"-22" 10 KT. GOLD CHAIN with 14 kt. gold butterfly clasp, in three different styles - twISted serpentine, rope, cable. CHAINS HAI PLATO AVAILABLE IN GOLD BEAD ASSORTMENT Choose from 14kt. gold beads, pearls, jade, lapis, tiger-eye. FROM 58.70., FROM 10.50 ANSTETT 8 Albers St., Clinton JEWELLERS 482-3901 ......A111_ll1111..IR!l111.. �r�♦ _IBBM PAO 10 DEO c' ' } SDAY, JEJ,W lAfi '16:tom. The euchre card party lqt; Colborne Townsbi Hp1 sponsored by the VelbOrile Township Recreation. Colt ui ittee the secoad and fourth Thursday of each month, had a smaller crowd last .Thursday AS. .only six tables - of. cards were in t lt'I..rtrAuds K®Ittinet 151ag6=1# Li37e : progress. However, those, present hada very enjoyable evening with winners being Adeline Allin and Lois Cunningham for the ladies and Ken McDougall and Reg Riehl for the gents. The next euchre card party will be Thursday, February 24 at 8 p.m. A special thankyou to Champion Road Machinery for their kind donation of BUTLER - Ring Drive Silo Unloaders Sig Jim Silo Unlooders Volume Belt feeders Convey -n -Feed Cattle Feeders Single. Chain Conveyors B arn Cleaners Oswalt Ensilmixers FARMATIC- Blender Hammer Mills Blender Roller Mills B lender Mills for Ground HI -Moisture Corn Augers Leg.Elevators ACORN - Cable Barn Cleaners Hydraulic Manure Pumps WESTEEL-ROSCO Grain dins, - 1,330 to 230.000 teu. B ulk Feed Tanks ACME Fan -Jet Ventilation Systems ASTON- Ventilatlon Systems' II&L- Complete Hog -Con- finement Systems SLURRY -SLINGER Liquid Manure Spreaders, CLAY - Parts and Service for Clay Equipment AERO -FLUSH Liquid Manure Pumps. Aerators. Separators WE HANDLE EVERYTHING - ALMOST LOWRY FARM SYSTEMS. RR1, Kincardine. Ont. Phone 3115-32$b playing cards and to Ca Operators Insurance for their donation of score cards which are very much ap- preciated. live Committee Colborne Township Recreation Committee meeting will be held m Colborne Township Hall this Thursday, February 17 at 8 p.m. Several items of business have to, be looked after so a good attendance is hoped for. Come and help pian recreation in Colborne Township. Sincere sympathy to the family of the late Frank Allin. Frank was well known in the township as he and his wife Evelyn operated the Benmiller Store for many years. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Terence Hunter on the weekend were their son, Elmer Hunter and his wife of Stratford and their grand- son, Jim Thompson, his wife Sheila and three children from Seaforth. New, Easy 2-step0way. furnitute This Circa 1850 Kit makes furniture refinishing easy & foolproof. It contains Circa 1850 Furniture Stripper which 050 Stripper any old finish FURNITURE ,, instantly with gentle REFINISHING r'.. brushing — no harmful sanding or scrubbing. And Circa 1850 Antique Paste Varnish, the first rub -on varnish, provides. a soft sheen hand - rubbed finish, free from dust & brush marks. The kit even includes a free 16- page booklet on refinishing. Discover how easy &.rewarding furniture refinishing can be. 1850 JOHN JEFFERY & SON • BUILDING SUPPLIES 163 ELGIN AVE. E. r; GQ ERICH 524-8171 e Central �olaot students Le Carnaval BY LORI MI> LIAN Le Carnaval de Colborne began in January with discussions the history of its Carnaval. At the. end of January each class chose a duc and, a duchesse. Each student was capable of earning les billets to use in voting of their duc or duchesse: January 4th was the official starting date of the snow sculpturing.. Each grade had at of. one entry. The teams had until February 2 to work on their sculptures. On this day le roi et la refine were chosen. This year's reine was Sherry Talbot of Grade 5 and the roi was Dwane Sole of Grade 6. The winning snow sculptures were also 'an- nounced at the assembly. The Grade 3's won the spirit award and one of the Grade 8 groups had the winning sculpture of'Gar- field. To carry out the original Carnaval trad% tion students wore ceintures flechee dur- ing our Carnaval week Jan. 31 Feb. 4. Due to the lack of snow, Les Activities du Carnaval, which were to be held Friday, February 4 ° were postponed until Thursday, February 10. , There were many different games on Thursday consisting of three-legged races, snow soccer, snow pyramids, snow building, broomball, dogsled races and a tug of war. There was a rest stop where cookies and hot chocolate were supplied for the participants. The mothers supplied the cookiesand helped out in preparing a French Canadian dish called une tortiere. HE WHO WISHES TO BURN HIS NAME IN THE ROLL OF HONOUR, MUST FOCUS WS POWERS. 0 N r 10 •r Bluewater 'offeShop, Phone .;524-4331 355 BAYFIELD RD. GODERICN Peaches 'n Cream FEBRUARY SPECIAL FREE MANICURE WITH EVERY FACIAL Have your skin deep cleansed, massaged and conditioned and - enjoy a MANICURE FREE Offer expires Feb. 26, 1983 Your full beauty treatment entre... ' leaCIVS 'n CTg1 SKIN CARE STUDIO 32 Newgate St., Goderich 524-4403 ROSS SHOE SHOP 'Your Naturaliier Shoe Store' MAKE YOUR NEXT SELECTION FROM OUR WIDE VARIETY OF FITTINGS AND SIZES NATURALIZER SHOES ROSS S..'(.)'E 5110P Downtown The Square-(3oderith 574.7432 Your Ntrtur•alrrer Shoo Storz ;The atadents c f'eelbdit'rt'e Central Scd6b1 enjoYed a'nlumber of outdoor:games during g their winter carnival Thursday. As evidenced by the photos the games ranged from tug of war, to toboggan races. (Photos by Dave Sykes) • COMPARE R.R.S.P's I've got what you want in an R.R.S.P.: No load or Admin. Expenses Daily Interest, Compounded Monthly 0 Convenient payment plans. JACK POLLOCK 14444 Wel oilers Grn.n Rd. W. London NMN 454 Telt 4714344 CaII me for personal, professional service! FREE!''R.R.S.P. Facts 'Ile Procedures" An Information Booklet 10 help you in your R.R.S. P. planning - CANADIAN FORESTERS LIIFE SergiCanadiansSince 1879 Valentine bouquet decorates church HOLMESVILLE NEWS angliESINEINSIMMININISMIMENIMPINII Blanches Da vess, 4132+331133 Roses decorated the Sactuary of Holmesville United on Sunday and with hearts and flowers made a valentine bouquet. The Upper Sunday School Class sang the Anthen .Remember the February 20 Skating party from 4 to 5 p.m. and potluck supper at Wesley 1 Willis Church in Clinton at 5:36. The February meeting of the UCW was held on Tuesday with Charlotte Norman's group in charge.Kay Harris and Grace Walter read articles on kindness, Appreciation, cheerfulness, friendship and love. Phyllis Cox conducted business and noted that the Presbyterial and UCW doubled their monthly donation to the Lewis Mission in Africa. The Enterprising Seniors meet Thursday at 2 p.m. in the Community Centre in Holmesville. Come and bring a friend. Guard * renioved �_ Guard replaced to secure beads , .---a�l3g . _ -mo i► aQjla-.y Easily , ,....-----'--1unkrcked �.„.... for 44. stnnymy It's far different--better—than any chain you ever owtled because it lets you add or switch beads, jewels easily. without tools or special skill. Come see how new "Butterfly" makes all other neckchain clasps obsolete... gives your creative urges full freedom. Try one here. now, without obligation. In all sizes, 141.< gold and others 16"-18"-20"-22" 10 KT. GOLD CHAIN with 14 kt. gold butterfly clasp, in three different styles - twISted serpentine, rope, cable. CHAINS HAI PLATO AVAILABLE IN GOLD BEAD ASSORTMENT Choose from 14kt. gold beads, pearls, jade, lapis, tiger-eye. FROM 58.70., FROM 10.50 ANSTETT 8 Albers St., Clinton JEWELLERS 482-3901 ......A111_ll1111..IR!l111.. �r�♦ _IBBM PAO 10 DEO c' ' } SDAY, JEJ,W lAfi '16:tom. The euchre card party lqt; Colborne Townsbi Hp1 sponsored by the VelbOrile Township Recreation. Colt ui ittee the secoad and fourth Thursday of each month, had a smaller crowd last .Thursday AS. .only six tables - of. cards were in t lt'I..rtrAuds K®Ittinet 151ag6=1# Li37e : progress. However, those, present hada very enjoyable evening with winners being Adeline Allin and Lois Cunningham for the ladies and Ken McDougall and Reg Riehl for the gents. The next euchre card party will be Thursday, February 24 at 8 p.m. A special thankyou to Champion Road Machinery for their kind donation of BUTLER - Ring Drive Silo Unloaders Sig Jim Silo Unlooders Volume Belt feeders Convey -n -Feed Cattle Feeders Single. Chain Conveyors B arn Cleaners Oswalt Ensilmixers FARMATIC- Blender Hammer Mills Blender Roller Mills B lender Mills for Ground HI -Moisture Corn Augers Leg.Elevators ACORN - Cable Barn Cleaners Hydraulic Manure Pumps WESTEEL-ROSCO Grain dins, - 1,330 to 230.000 teu. B ulk Feed Tanks ACME Fan -Jet Ventilation Systems ASTON- Ventilatlon Systems' II&L- Complete Hog -Con- finement Systems SLURRY -SLINGER Liquid Manure Spreaders, CLAY - Parts and Service for Clay Equipment AERO -FLUSH Liquid Manure Pumps. Aerators. Separators WE HANDLE EVERYTHING - ALMOST LOWRY FARM SYSTEMS. RR1, Kincardine. Ont. Phone 3115-32$b playing cards and to Ca Operators Insurance for their donation of score cards which are very much ap- preciated. live Committee Colborne Township Recreation Committee meeting will be held m Colborne Township Hall this Thursday, February 17 at 8 p.m. Several items of business have to, be looked after so a good attendance is hoped for. Come and help pian recreation in Colborne Township. Sincere sympathy to the family of the late Frank Allin. Frank was well known in the township as he and his wife Evelyn operated the Benmiller Store for many years. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Terence Hunter on the weekend were their son, Elmer Hunter and his wife of Stratford and their grand- son, Jim Thompson, his wife Sheila and three children from Seaforth. New, Easy 2-step0way. furnitute This Circa 1850 Kit makes furniture refinishing easy & foolproof. It contains Circa 1850 Furniture Stripper which 050 Stripper any old finish FURNITURE ,, instantly with gentle REFINISHING r'.. brushing — no harmful sanding or scrubbing. And Circa 1850 Antique Paste Varnish, the first rub -on varnish, provides. a soft sheen hand - rubbed finish, free from dust & brush marks. The kit even includes a free 16- page booklet on refinishing. Discover how easy &.rewarding furniture refinishing can be. 1850 JOHN JEFFERY & SON • BUILDING SUPPLIES 163 ELGIN AVE. E. r; GQ ERICH 524-8171 e Central �olaot students Le Carnaval BY LORI MI> LIAN Le Carnaval de Colborne began in January with discussions the history of its Carnaval. At the. end of January each class chose a duc and, a duchesse. Each student was capable of earning les billets to use in voting of their duc or duchesse: January 4th was the official starting date of the snow sculpturing.. Each grade had at of. one entry. The teams had until February 2 to work on their sculptures. On this day le roi et la refine were chosen. This year's reine was Sherry Talbot of Grade 5 and the roi was Dwane Sole of Grade 6. The winning snow sculptures were also 'an- nounced at the assembly. The Grade 3's won the spirit award and one of the Grade 8 groups had the winning sculpture of'Gar- field. To carry out the original Carnaval trad% tion students wore ceintures flechee dur- ing our Carnaval week Jan. 31 Feb. 4. Due to the lack of snow, Les Activities du Carnaval, which were to be held Friday, February 4 ° were postponed until Thursday, February 10. , There were many different games on Thursday consisting of three-legged races, snow soccer, snow pyramids, snow building, broomball, dogsled races and a tug of war. There was a rest stop where cookies and hot chocolate were supplied for the participants. The mothers supplied the cookiesand helped out in preparing a French Canadian dish called une tortiere. HE WHO WISHES TO BURN HIS NAME IN THE ROLL OF HONOUR, MUST FOCUS WS POWERS. 0 N r 10 •r Bluewater 'offeShop, Phone .;524-4331 355 BAYFIELD RD. GODERICN Peaches 'n Cream FEBRUARY SPECIAL FREE MANICURE WITH EVERY FACIAL Have your skin deep cleansed, massaged and conditioned and - enjoy a MANICURE FREE Offer expires Feb. 26, 1983 Your full beauty treatment entre... ' leaCIVS 'n CTg1 SKIN CARE STUDIO 32 Newgate St., Goderich 524-4403 ROSS SHOE SHOP 'Your Naturaliier Shoe Store' MAKE YOUR NEXT SELECTION FROM OUR WIDE VARIETY OF FITTINGS AND SIZES NATURALIZER SHOES ROSS S..'(.)'E 5110P Downtown The Square-(3oderith 574.7432 Your Ntrtur•alrrer Shoo Storz ;The atadents c f'eelbdit'rt'e Central Scd6b1 enjoYed a'nlumber of outdoor:games during g their winter carnival Thursday. As evidenced by the photos the games ranged from tug of war, to toboggan races. (Photos by Dave Sykes) • COMPARE R.R.S.P's I've got what you want in an R.R.S.P.: No load or Admin. Expenses Daily Interest, Compounded Monthly 0 Convenient payment plans. JACK POLLOCK 14444 Wel oilers Grn.n Rd. W. London NMN 454 Telt 4714344 CaII me for personal, professional service! FREE!''R.R.S.P. Facts 'Ile Procedures" An Information Booklet 10 help you in your R.R.S. P. planning - CANADIAN FORESTERS LIIFE SergiCanadiansSince 1879 Valentine bouquet decorates church HOLMESVILLE NEWS angliESINEINSIMMININISMIMENIMPINII Blanches Da vess, 4132+331133 Roses decorated the Sactuary of Holmesville United on Sunday and with hearts and flowers made a valentine bouquet. The Upper Sunday School Class sang the Anthen .Remember the February 20 Skating party from 4 to 5 p.m. and potluck supper at Wesley 1 Willis Church in Clinton at 5:36. The February meeting of the UCW was held on Tuesday with Charlotte Norman's group in charge.Kay Harris and Grace Walter read articles on kindness, Appreciation, cheerfulness, friendship and love. Phyllis Cox conducted business and noted that the Presbyterial and UCW doubled their monthly donation to the Lewis Mission in Africa. The Enterprising Seniors meet Thursday at 2 p.m. in the Community Centre in Holmesville. Come and bring a friend.