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HpathISchool of Nursing
9911lastweek, she receiveda
wtigiam .of birthday
ngratulations from that
school.
In 1918misaGlen'in'actised
nursing in Britt* Columbia
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nurswhen she accepteda position,
OS superintendent , :at the
hospital in •the - village of,
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"Traiis to
Counbil
interim tax lev
The regular meeting of
Colborne Township Council
was held on Tuesday,
February 15, at which Unit
an interim levy of 75 mills on
all assessment ,for
residential real property and
an interim levy of 90 mills on
all commercial andhusiness
assessment was set. The
interim tax notices will be
dated, March 7, 1983 and the
due ate of the interim tax
payment will be Friday,
March 25,1983. The penalty
for late payment of the in-
terim levy will be 13/4 pet -
cent per month, the same
interest rate applied to late
payment of regular taxes. _
A committee of council of
the whole was set up to look
into and report on a proposed
project under the Canada -
Ontario Employment
Program whereby a 12 acre
park site would be improve
in Part of Lot 4, ConcessiolVl
W.P. Under this progr
approximately 80 percent of
' the costs of the project would
be paid by .the federal
• government. An on-site
meeting was scheduled for
4:30 p.m. Friday, February
18.
•' Bryon Howard, General
Manager, and • Ian
Deslauriers, Water
Resources Technician,
Maitland Valley Con-
servation Authority, ap-
form work.
The 1983 degtags have now
been received and a door-to-
door canvass for their issue
to dog owners will be •com-I
rnenced shortly by Mrs. Jimi
(Deborah):Lawlor.
An application for a
license to conduct a lottery
to raise funds for
snowmobile trail inaintencei
was approved for the
Colborne Snowmobile Club.
The meeting adjourned
the next regular meeting te
be held on Tuesddy, Marcia
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a" AP... h...:,,' ' (HelenL
:SIP and nursed *.' in. Goderich;
0.iich and also for many
years served as a private
nurse ,' for Dr; Coleman and
his sister *Toronto,
Riga Gien has lived in
Goderich for several years
now and lately has been a
patient in Alexandra Marine
and General, baying come
' there from Maitland Manor.
On her birthday she
received many beautiful.
floral“ arrangements, cards •
and best wishes from
relatives • and friends; a
scrolled letter of
congratulations from Erik
Neilson, Leader of the
OpPosition, which was
presented by Murray Car-
diff., M,P.; a lovelY plaque
from Premier William
Davis; and a beautifully
framed "Congratulations on
• Your 100th Birthday" from
Prime MiMster. Pierre
Tradeau.
Present for Miss Glen's
•birthday party Saturday to
enjoy som&socializing and
birthday cake were her
brother, John Glen Sr. of
and grail
Colborne;
ICOteY McNeil.
Mrs, armee_
Cranston and daughter, Mrs.
Aordsre. ,YcHeageta(
Hasson Gedjeewrleei4b;
Mrs.
'11"Iliytinht9;nMarned. MarileBarterelll
Yeo and -Mr. Yeo ofGoderich
Township and their,
daughter, Mrs. Eleanor
Williamson of St. Marys'
Mrs. Ranh Jewell • and
daughter, Mrs. Florence
Sowerby. of Goderich;, and
Mrs. Kathleen Glen of
Goderich.
Euchre Party,
The euchre card party held
iri Colborne Township Hall
on Thursday, February 24
drew a crowd of 10 tables of
players with winners being:
ladies -Millie Johnston. and
Wendy. Ritche; and gents -
Jim Bennett and Marian
Haggitt "(playing as a gent).
The'beirtOard party will be
held Thursday, March 10 at If
p.m.
Or
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coaches ,' *iII. be , .
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Home.
activities.were
carry out this program, socorrected:
.,the JO*
volunteers would be veil!) ' meeting and then. nernbers
weleaMie-, '' . ate what they . had *bed..
A' *Two, coordinator Several did not Ithe'horesh,
is required. Mrs. Mrs. Helen The activities to, be done
Fisher bas -has ' fired this office for, the neat Meeting are:
for several:, . years and now make ' a recipe, fill in the
finds t necessary to give it blanks and bring something
uP• .. •1' „ for the roll call.
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Parents are needed to help The meeting was then
in the work 9ilthe recreation adjourned and the next one
coMinittee,vOlether it be as will be held March 9 at the
enaChes''swimming helpers home • of Linda Bisset. -by
orjuSt cletianiittee work. If Judy Walter.
you can offer your services,
phone Mrs. 140b1 at 524-8143. Social News
,. f.,* • Guests with Mr. and Mrs.
0,11 News Terence Hunter on Sunday
The third/regular meeting were Mr. . and Mrs„ Sam
of the Tiger Dunlop 4-H Club McClure of Seaforth. . •
was held. *Wednesday, • Sincere sympathy 'is ex -
February /3'. at Linda tended to the family of the
13isset's-4,..khome with 12 late Willie* Treble. Mr.
members present. The Treble is ' well IMovm in
meeting. Started with the 4-H Colborne having fanned in
pledge, the minutes of the thisdiatrietfor many years..
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peared and made a w ,,
• presentation to council to get
• support for a proposed
• PORK CHOPS Li •
• • program of aerial mapping • CANADA GRADE "A" CUT & WRAPpED
soiDusers•
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carried out under a federal
grant which will pay 90
•percent of the cost of the
mapping and the
municipality will be
responsible for the 10 per-
. cent balance. Resolutions
were recorded agreeing to
the program and to the cost-
• • sharing of the program to an
• • upper cost limit of $1,390. •
• A building permit was
approved to permit Harm
Kloeze to install a mobile
house trailer on his Property
at Part Lot 7 and 8, Con-
cession Lake Road East, for
use by hi son who will be
• assisting his father with the
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COFFEEMATE
• TOMATO
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• CARNATION INSTANT •
99 COFFEE
WHITENER• 9
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• $2•29
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• MOT: 'ORANGE
• CRYSTALS
• $
HOT CHOCOLATE
• 26.5 OZ. ••
Pioneers •
_ BRUNSWICK 100 GRAM
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The first meeting of the 4- 1 4.
Pioneers" ' was held on
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are: president, Carolyn IP )9
Dowds; vice-president, Lisa • 12 Oz..
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January 29 at Mrs. Greta
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Smith's homeThe officers as
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OPEN MONDAY TO
SATURDAY
8 AM.9 PM
melte In effect till deans
thus Saturday, March 5. at -
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last.
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Feagan; secretary, Andrea • •
Smith; treasurer, Barbara' • ASSORTED 200 GRAM •
• POTATO IA9
Smith; and, press reporter,
Andrea Smith.
: HUMPTY DUMPTY CHIPS
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maryttio,0000breTtes her li/th /drilalOan Saturday Wilk auletfOOPY
illebidog hoOStenOtti*other John:Glen from Reghmand several iilecesand Reatio*nr,
She was hint OlifeWatell.448.03 illVelberne Irotrii01P to Alex and boot Glen. Shelveritotil
as a nurse ID Alberta, ,British. Columb* Goderich �nd Torouto from
1954. She:has:been lititlexeng*IVIarine and oenerai Hispitai since breakingkerldPiO1081t
Prior to that,she lived ID maillang Manor. She Is shown here with a jilagife, or .
congratulations sent by theOntariogovernment,(Photo by Joanne Buchanan) •
The meeting was based on
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TOOTH PASTE •
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100 PAL. $ 29•
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ALL 1.8 KG.• •
DISHWASHER•
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DETERGENT
53.99i
AYLMER 19 FL. OZ. CHOICE •
CANNED e
TOMATOESti ra
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4 SNACK BREAD2000111 • 1 9
Settlers." Members made
"Native People and Early •
GINGERALE 4,1,
eggs, Irish soda bread and • FOR9 9 PLUS DEP.
baked apples, Anglesey • COCA COLA 1M51°- 2 SCHWEPPES 40 ML. FOR PLUS D •
* CREMES. CHIP
puirnpkin soup.
McCORMICK'S 400 GRAM VAN.
& NUT PEANUT BUTTERS Il S 00
CHOCOLATE PUFFS
NI McCORMICK'S
.34/ SALTINE GRAM
FRESH BROCCOLI
The second meeting was COCONU
held on February 7 at Mrs. *COOKIES
Smith's home. The nuriutes di PRODUCE OF U.S.A.
read. Members said the • SUNKIST PINK 02 wain SUNKIST
NAVEL ORANGES
and treasurer's report were FRESH FLORIDA CAN. NO. 1 GRADE
meeting with the roll can, ,iik LEMONS
Have you eaten any German IV
or Mennonite desserts? They •
baked deli special, celery
soup, and peach kuchen. 0 FIVE ALIVE FROZEN CONCENTRATED
° While these were baking, al
w GOLDEN YELLOW
they continued to read
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pledge and started the •
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t e meetin Their
throughh meeting.
home activity was to com-
plete, a "Me Page" for the
next meeting.
The third meeting was
held February 23 at Mrs.
Smith's home. Members
started off with the 4-11
pledge and read the minutes
and treasurers report. They
read through the meeting
and made breaded pork
chops and vegetable
macaroni casserole. While
these were cooking, they
discussed the party plans.
The meeting was closed
with the 441 motto, "Leat
to do by dohig."
BANANAS
• PRODUCE OF U.S.A.
• RADISHES
• • lb Oz. BAG 494
di STOKELY 1411.. Oz.
KIDNEY
BEANS
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STAFFORD
CHERRY19 L. oz.
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• PIE FILLER 1.49
PRODUCE OF U.S.A.
NO. 1 GRAN
SEEDLESS CUCUMBERS
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AYLMER CHOICE 14 FL. OZ.
PEAR
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VAN CAMP 14 VL. OZ.
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PRODUCE OF ONT.
NO. 1 GRADE
RUTABAGAS
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PINK SALMONVE 73/4 OZ.
LARGE
VIAXEO
$ 11 • 29
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CARROTS
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DOG FOOD 894
DOLE 1011.. 074.
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GREEN BUN. •
ONIONS 89 at •
mccommiZs
TEA AGS $ 11 .24) 40
IMPERIAL 3 LB. •
MARDARINE$ 2 49:
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