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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-02-12, Page 16product of U.S.A. Canada no. 1 sill79 Uucehead each PRODUCT OF USA CAN. NO. 1 GRADE BRUSSEL SPROUTS .79.a. PRODUCT OF CHILE CAN. NO. 1 GRADE GREEN SEEDLESS GRAPES 3.95 KG. 1.79, PAGE 16-GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12,1986 District News Kites Op youngsters cele GOLBORNE GORNER Youngsters are not being forgotten in the planning of Colborne Township Ses- quicentennial celebrations. A kite design and flying competition is planned for public school age children. John Ross, principal of Colborne Central, will be telling the. pupils about this event as we get closer to kite flying weather. The Sky Harbor Model Airplane Club will present a flying show on the school grounds during the July celebrations. These two events will attract many flying buffs. A coloring book depicting Colborne Township history is being prepared by ar- tists Mary Slotegraff and Rick Milburn. The souvenir committee has planned a coloring contest for children. These books and con- test will be available soon. A DJ will provide music for the younger crowd, while mom and dad enjoy Walter Ostenak and his band at the celebrations this summer. Children are being encourag- ed to decorate their bikes, pets, etc.. for the parade. Each child will receive. a remem- brance of Colborne Township if they appear in the parade. - The sports committee are arranging a soap -box derby with age classes 12 and under and 12 to 15 years. Don Feagan, John Edward and Len Jenkins will be responsible • for this event. Prizes will be awarded for best design and fastest speed. The sesquicentennial committee hope that rate Gertrude Keitting, 524-2137 the celebration this summer will be a family affair and when Colborne Township celebrates its Bicentennial in Year 2036 many of today's youngsters will say "Remember 1986". Answers to last week's trivia -1. John An - nand. 2. Gairbraid. 3. Centennial Mills. 4. Cherrydale. 5. Crackey's Corner. COLBORNE TOWNSHIP TRIVIA 1. Who was the first white child born in Colborne Township? 2. What year did Zion School open? 3. What name was given to S.S. No. 8 school? 4. Who played hockey in the NHL and lives in Colborne Township today? 5. What, children often appear in R.R. Sallow's photos? answers next week's edi- tion. It has been reported several farmers in Colborne Township are selling some of their premium hay which is being re -baled and loaded into containers at the• farm, which are then sealed until they reach their • destination in England. It is an advantage to farmers to take their hay off in top condi- tion. Horace Crawford and Bob Brindley have been selling hay this way. Theeuchre players that attended the euchre and card party in Colborne Twp. Hall Friday, Feb. 7 had a very enjoyable evening. Winners ladies - Ila Pollock, gents - Cecil Pollock; low ladies - Maxine Pollock, gents - Clarence Allin. Helen Riehl and Bev. Zoethout have been to the 4-H Training School for the 4-H Club project "Etiquette for the 80's" and classes will start Feb. 24. Anyone interested phone - 524-8143 or 524-9982. The Garden Club for 4-H will start end of March and Helen Riehl and Mary Lou Clements will lead this. Anyone interested phone 524-8143 or 524-2462.. Marching band p, attends corn etition $20,000 excursion. Members will be billeted with band members from the Fort Myers High School Band and a one -day side trip to Disney World is planned. The Seaforth band will take part in a nigh parade Feb. 15, which attracts from 50,000 to 100,000 spectators and can be seen on television in Florida. The band returns home Sunday, Feb. 16. The band extends an invitation to any female high school musicians to join the group during the third week in February. Practices are held Wednesday evenings and the group plays on weekends so participation does not interfere with existing music programs. The Seaforth District High School Girls' Marching Band, which includes five Goderich residents, has been invited to take part in the Edison Pageant of Light Competition Feb. 8-15 in Fort Myers, Florida. Only 15 bands fro -n across Canada and the United States have been invited to this prestigious event. The band will take part in a field drill competition in a football stadium that seats 10,000. They will also take part in a street parade competition during which the band will be marked for its colour party, drum section and intonation of its music. The band will play, New York -New York. The field drill presentation is based on Beatle music and the band will form the word Beatles while playing Ob -la -di Ob -la - da and then form the letters ML and play Michelle. From there the band will form a submarine while playing Yellow Submarine and during the finale the band will form a rotating wheel while playing Hey. Jude. The choreography and design of the field drill was orchestrated by C. Kalbfleisch, band director. The 60 band members will be' accompanied by 31 adults on the trip.•Money was raised by the band members with some help from the booster club to finance the VIM FAMILY RESTAURANT AND DINING LOUNGE fully licensed under L.L.B.O. I IN V • VALENTINE'S SPECIALS Served Friday 8. Saturday February 14 & 15 "Two Hearts Dine as One" CHICKEN IL RIBS PLATTER FOR 2 Includes Vegetable Salad Bar - Dessert Complete for 2 .. 161:5 SUNDAY BRUNCH - ,.FEB. 16 SERVED FROM 10:30 A.M. - 2 P.M. Large .edectIon of Hot & Cold Dishes, including Fruits, Juices, Desserts. ADULTS $525 CHILDREN $299 • UNDER 12 L • SUNDAY BUFFET - FEB. 16 SERVED FROM 4 P.M. - 7:30 P.M. Featuring a Targe selection of Hot & Cold Dishes. Featuring Roast Beef. ADULTS $795 9 5 •UNDER 10 J • HIGHWAY 21 BAYFIELD 565-2992 OPEN: 7 Days a week 11:30 am - 1 am Except Sunday Open 10:30 am - 7:30 pm /hop iuncocul mollG,,,.,.. 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CUTT LIMITED RED & WHITE FOODMASTER 91 VICTORIA STREET GODERICH WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. •••••••••••••••••••••0•••• ••••••••••• WINTER STORE HOURS OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK Mon.-Sat....B:OO am to 9:00 pm Prices in effect till closing Satur- day, Feb. 15, 1986 or while quantities Cast. •• •••••• CHICKEN • LEGS • BACK ATTACHED 2.18 KG. • • • • 9 • :HAM ;DEV LB. Canada grade 'A nog 2.18 2.1 g2 to Ib. ChidenSavg.) lb. EAKS2 99 6.59 KG. • LB. BA500 GRAM CON1 99 • FOR VALENTINE'S FRUIT BASKET UTILITY GRADE 1`URKEYS 2.84KG1.29L BEEF HEARTS3.2a KG.•1 •4 9 LI 6.99 ROASTING 5 LB. AVE. • •• • • • • • • • CHICKENS • FROZEN . • 3.51 KG. • • 1 5 LB. • REGULAR 2.84 KG. GROUND BEEF 1.29L8.: FRESH SIDE PO•RK3.28KG1.49LB.: sated round lancy Schneiders lunch meats 1758 Pkg. 59 • • SMOKED • COD FILLETS 3.99. • BRUCE PACKERS HOMEMADE 5.49 KG. • GARLIC OR PLAIN • PORK SAUSAGE 2.49LB. • PRODUCT OF USA NO. 1 GRADE • SPANISH :ONI0NS •• 2°1.19 • CALIFORNIA NAVEL RIBS ATTACHED CHICKEN BREASTS 5.49 KG. 2.4 9LB. BREADED 3 OZ. PORTIONS BATTERED 2 OZ PORTIONS HADDOCK • • • • • 2.99 BOSTON BLUE4FISH1 99..• 6.59 KG.LB. .39 KG. • BONELESS WITH DRESSING FRESH CUT PACIFIC COHOE IN• PORK SHOULDE FROZEN 4.39 KG. 1.9 LB. SALMONSTEAKS STOCK • PRODUCT OF USA • NO. 1 GRADE • CARROTS • 2 LB. PKG. • • . 69 • -• • PRODUCT OF NO. 1 GRADE ®RANGES _ .._. _ CELERY MED. size 9 BIRD FOOD i LB BAG 499 STALKS • • PRODUCT OF MEXICO 1 • 9 DOZ. NO NAME WILD PRODUCT OF ONTARIO FANCY NO NAME 10 LB. Q 5 LB. BAG RED DELICIOUS 9 POTTING SOIL ' TOMATOES 1.96 KG., • V 9 LB. APPLES • • • • • • • USA 9 9EACH • 29• 1 • PRODUCT OF ONTARIO NO. 1 GRADE POTATOES, 10 LB. •6 • PRODUCE OF USA CAN. NO 1 GRADE LB. PRODUCT OF ONT. NO. 1 GIANT •FRESH RUTABAGAS ASPARGUS 4.39 KG. • 9 9 :BATHROOM TISSUE • COTTONELLE 4 ROLL 1 69 VIVA 2 ROLL PKG • • • • • • • 2 PRODUCT OF ONTARIO • NO. 1 GRADE COOKING ONIONS 2 LB. BAG 2FOR .99 • • 1 •1 • PRODUCT OF CHILE R • 9CAN. NO. 1 GRADE • 9 NECTARINES 2.18 KG. • 99... • • Allen's pure, 48 11, oz. en apple juice 29 ■ onsi, bread 6719, selected varies Rob Hood Old Mill bag • WALLACE 340 G. PKV. • TURKEY PIES OF 3 • 9 suRTEe 1 o's Mess Mew 9 �o G. ALPO 14 0Z. GARBAGE BAGS � .� � 9 COY �OOt� 3 Fog � IM;Stip • 6 9 • ••••0�r••••• ••4•••••••�r• •••io•••••••,•• YORK FROZEN BEEF, CHICKEN MEAT PIES 8 OZ. .99 .79 FLEISCHMANN'S 3 LB. PKG. MARGARINE 1.99 ENTS CHOICE 700 G. DRY OASTED, SALTED PEANUTS 1.99 JOY PCS. 8. STEMS 10 OZ. MUSHROOMS .69 HEINZ 14 FL. OZ. BEANS WITH PORK .69 selected varieties, instant Cad hot c��' 10 it 3g env. 1` 99 it He'llmann's mayonnaiseml 99 s BVER•FRESH LL► BRAND 500 ML. ORANGE. APPI.tr GRAPEFRUIT CORN SYRUP FRUI1 JUICE _ • 9 9 • • • • • • • • • .8.9