The Goderich Signal Star, 1976-03-11, Page 15ILB
Miss .Jane . S. pengilley,
Home Economist for Huron
'County, has advised Tiger.
Dunlop - Women's Institute
and wishes .also to inform the
public of the -food forum.
entitled "Moore about
Niitrition .and Family Meals')'
to be. held at Central Huron
econdary: School, Clinton,'
Tuesday .April 6 at 8':Q.O p.m.
This is open to the :public: anl'.
is a follow-up to the nutrition
workshop • "All about
Nutrition"..Atthis food, -forum
they will be featuring !do --
ahead., •meals .from the
-freezer, meatless dishes for
vegetarians,' hearty meal
ideas for winter and, -family
"on -the -go" menus for. busy
days. Each'wonan'attending
the forum will be given a
pamphlet containing the
recipes. Ladies, plan to at-.
tend • and mark this date on
your calendar. Come. and
bring a friend. There is no
admissioncharge.. ;.
Tiger-. Dunlop . Women's
Institute announce a • short
course, "The bedroom .and
Bath" to be held in Colborne
Township Hall, Carlow,
Wednesday, May 5. to which
all women are invited. .At this•,
'time of the'. year when
housecleaning swill be in full
swing, one should gather
•many useful ideas from this
short course. So ,nark "this .
date on :your calendar as a.
must if at aLl possible, . and
more information later in this
column.
COMMUNITY NEWS
Mr, and Mrs. Wilber Thom
of Colborne Twp. and Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Farrishof Listowel
returned recently,,... from a
three week hal•itlay in -
Florida. They reportweather
rs, G. Kaitting
pee a iy ,surprised at the
flocks of robins they saw.
They had a wonderful trip.
Mr. and Mrs;. Jim Ruddick
have' returned ,home 'after
spending the winter wl.ththeiir.
daughter in Toronto:
Mrs. Toynbee Lamb vi.Sited
with her family in Kitchener
afewdays lot week.
About 58girls and boys
belonging to 41.1 girls and the
Calfclub attended the Ice
Capades; in. London'last
Thursday. night. They .had.
.planned' to- go .on Tuesday•
night -but due to the inclement
weather. their tickets were •
honored on. Thursday evening
instead. This was made
possible to the group by. the
Ministry of Agriculture and
Food in 'a special half price
rate. • .
We are really pleasedto
know, that Miss Norinne
.Brindley. has been .able-, to.
come 'home for the. pas'V .two
Weekends.. A.. number' of
friends and neighbors from
the area called at Gordon
Brindleys over the weekends'
to. welco"nne Norinne home as
this has been the first time •
she hasbeen home since the
accident December 4., Her
many friends wish'. her a
steady improvement and
trust she will be home before
long... •
Colborne Central School
kindergarten registration will
be, Monday, March 15 ,in the
morning. "Progress' reports
'will be going out to the
students on March 17. School
mid=winter holidays will be
fr"oin Friday; March 19 to•.
Monday, March 29..
The s+ni-pathy' of the
Con-muiirty is extended to -the
family and relatives of the
late Benson Walters of
Toronto, a former Colborne
was beautiful and : were • • boy.
Electrics
Hanover'
two str-�g,l
n
series
-f
The 'Graham Electrics won
the semifinals in Hanover
Saturday by a score of 1-0 in
the toughest game of the
season so far. Trevor Erb
scored from Todd Graham
and Grant Garrow led in the
third period, the Electrics
forwards took some 'stiff body
checks from Hanover.
Trevor Martin and Robbie
Gibbons played a solid game
on defence,_but Scott Stokes
and Shawn Roblick caught
the eyes of many fans as they
played an outstanding game.
The. 'Electrics played the
first game of the semifinals
here Thursday night and
defeated Hanover 11=1..
Trevor .Erb . ' started the
Electrics off scoring.
unassisted. Seconds later Erb
,and ' Brent Williamson . put
Grant Garrow in: the clean to
make .it 2-0. Then Todd
Graham set Garrow up for his
second" goal at 6:07, before
Hanover could get :organized
Garrow got his third to make
. it 4-0 thengot his second mom
Garrow,: then Todd _Graham
scored three in row to make
it 8-0. Garrow unassisted
fourth, Mike Brenner froth
Garrow, then Garrow got his
fifth to make it 11-1.
Veterinary. clinic
raises pound fees
Goderich town council.
concurred with a report from
Dr. W.A. Schilthuis that calls
for a revision of the pound
fees for the remainder of 1976.
Dr. .'Schilthuis explained
that the Goderich Veterinary
Clinic will raise its fee for any,
pound animal brought in by
CAS. executive
At the annual meeting 'oTi""
the Huron County Children's
Aid Society, members ofthe
executive were elected; w,
President is . Mrs. Roy
(Elsie) Wes.teott., - Other
membersof, the board are
Charles Thomas, Mrs. R.
Proctor, John Cochrane,' Bill
Alcock, Mrs. Verona Snyder
and Mrs. Helen Bartliff.
The ' municipal', repres'en-
tatives from Huron` County
Council include Warder) Jack
MCCut'cheon,_ .-Reeve I.
MacDonald, Reeve Roy
Williamson and ,Reeve Joe
Hunking.
the police. or animal control
officer after: their regular
office . hours to .$10 plus the
regular . fee 'schedule. The
daily charge for animals has
been raised to$4from $3.
Euthanasia and disposal
fees have beenraised to :$12.
from $8 .unless' litters of
kittens or ,puppies are ,in-
volved. Dr. Schilthuis ex-
plained that increase was
... necessary since it was
becotning'more of aproblem
to dispose of carcasses.
Also the minimum charge
for an animal is now $12 and
an animal repossessed by an
owner after three days•would.
be subject to this .fee. He
pointed out that the town
Would not absorb this rise in
cost but rather it would be a
,penalty to the animal owner.
Dr. Schilthuis also pointed
out that suitable•pound
animals have been donated' to
the ' Animal f-fealth
,,Technology. Course at Huron
Park at no charge, ..
•
•
wins drop
wi4k Shoreline
BY JACK CUMMINGS
In the first game of the
Midget 'A' O.M.H.A.. playoffs
against Windsor Shoreline
played her in Goderich last
Sunday' I efore' the 'season's
biggest crowd 'for a minor
hockey .game' (over 375 paid
admission) the Twins.lost a
tough.one. bythe score. of 4-3;
Next game will be playe'd in
Windsor • oli Wednesday
March10,at 8130: Twins won
'the toss, and. the third game
will be back here in'Goderich
for : `a Friday night ° game
starting at 8:30. The series is
-three out of 'five, and the
Twins will be travelling back
to Windsor for a Saturday
afternoon contest starting at 2
o'clock then back to
Goderich, if necessary,for .a
Sunday" • afternoon game
lscheduledat4:30. "
In Sun day;'s game, both
teams started out very
cautiously! The Twins were a
little rusty after a oneweek'
layoff.as Shoreline opened the
scoring. With Ben-WorseU off
for interference, Shoreline
scored at the 5:05 mark on a
phwer play goal by Dave,
Anthony as he picked up his
own rebound when the puck
came loose andpoked it
home. Shoreline had two men
short when.t'he Twins tied the
game.. Bill :Lewis deflected in
Ben Worsell's drive from the.
point, Paul Schaefer started
the ;play. Goderich Went
ahead 2-1 when Bill Lewis
was setupbeautifully from a
pass by Hugh,Hanly at centre
ice. Bill skated in; deaked the
goalie and fired it into the
open net.
There was no scoring in.the
second period asboth teams,
were successful in killing
penalties. ..
Starting . the third period,
Goderich had two men in the
sin box, and. Shoreline tied the
s:
game on a riat passing play,
beating Johne Page on a shot
fired from the slot by Ben
Kerr.
• Penalties 'hurt both. clubs as
• the- Twins went ahead for the
second time on a'power Play
goal by :;.Ben Worsell..
• Shoreline, in an effort •to clear
the: puck, failed to .do so as
Ben. Worsen- knocked it. down
° at• the' blue line and fired` a
high, hard, slap - ,shot; , that.
made the,score 3-2. Shoreline
came bank •to tie the garrre
when Goderich failed to clear
the puck out of their owri end.
They, were playing, a man
shorta'tthe"ti•me. The winning
goal. was .scored" at the 13:
mark by Ben Kerr, his third
goal of the game.. This goal .
Was also avower play goal.
Referees handed out 15
minor penalties to the Twins
and. Shoreline received. only
,10 minor penalties , as • the
game was kept pretty.' well
under control: Coach Cliff
Kennedy pulled John Page in
the dying Minutes Of .the"
game, 'but' Goderich just
couldn't get the equalizer.
• Holmesville I F4 Fl"
The • .second meeting of
Homesville II 4-H was,held at
Marthe homech 'of Mary Brand on
.8,
Mary demonstrated the ..
transferring of patterns and,
cutting the material Both
e' leaders demonstrated the
back stitch and then everyone '
tried it. We cut out our'
material and started the
Samples.
'4Dur.. next meeting is' to be;
held at the home of our'guest
hostess, Mrs. F. Yeo, at 7:30
p.m. on, March 22. The
meeting 'Nosed -at 9:30 p.m..
with the motto and refresh-
ments. by Irene Heykoop.
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RICIO'Sf irNAL--STAR, ThURSA.
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Goderich Midget Twins goaltender John Page dives to
cover up a loose, puck at the corner of the crease as a
Memb• er of the Windsor. Shoreline team looks for•,a rebound.
Paul Dougherty (6) skates in to help out. (staff photo) • •
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FOOD STORES
Ass:
PRICES EFFECTIVE TILL MARCH 1 •
SCHNEIDER'S
Grade 'A' Red Brand
Boneless
Rlb Roalst Le: $1.29.
:Blade .Roasf L8.$.1..19
N0'WASTE =. EASY TO CARVE.
SCHNEIDER'S THURINGER,
4 LB Average Whole
SauIlge g.°
LB. 1.59
THRIFTY _
Bacon Slices
I LB. PKG. 79c
HEINZ'
Ketchup::
20 OZ.:BOTTLE
-69-00
Frozen Foods
RUPERT.
Golden Battered
Coda
16 OZ. PKG.
'1 09
GREEN GIANT
'KERNEL
Corn
.
We Reserve the Right. to 'Limit Quantities
- 10.4 The :Squ re - Goderich . -
S.TORE HOURS -MON. TU.ES THURS. FRI. 8:30 a.m.- 9:00 p.m.
WED. & SAT. DURING WINTER 8:30 a.m.-6:00
NEW ZEALAND
Lamb
Whole (Legs
i:.39LB:.
AVERAGE 5-6'.LOS
.
B
MAPLE LEAF
Ik Wieners
2 LB BAG
We have .endeavoured to assure suf-
ficient supply ofthis popular item for
this week we will not limit quantities,
first come first served.
YOUNG LAMB AT• ITS •BEST,
Loin LB
Lamb Chops s
Centre Shoulder
Cuts: 99c
.69.
`3 LB. AVERAGE
LB.
6- 8 LB. AVERAGE
Roasting'
Chickens'
LB::: 89c
ires�h Ground Beef
3 LB* '2.69
Ground Fresh daily
KRAFT
Peanut
Butter
3LBJAR
SMOOTH - CRUNCHY
kr.•99-
Weekly Specials
Niblets
35 OZ. BONUS PKG.
SAICO
White or Pink
Lemonade
12 OZ. TIN
42c
MISS MEW'
Cat 'Food 6 oz. TIN
J -Cloth Wipes
,LIBBY'S
8
Spaghetti with Cheese 2
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12
12 CLOTH
PKG.
LIBBY'S
Deep Brown Beans 28 witOZ.h TporkIN
PALMOLIVE.�5 .•,
24 OZ. BOTTLE Liquid for ishes&
CHASE & -`' LB
SANBORN Coffee 'BAG:.
KRAFT VELVEETA '
2PKG.Lep ess oc.Cheese
.
ROBIN HOOD
• Flour 10 LB. BAG
Crisco -Oil 38 OZ. BOTTLE
TANG Orange Crystals 4 PKG.
CARNIVAL p
B I e ac h 64 OZ. JUG 5/ c
2/45c
99c
55c
68c
94c
'1 6
s1-:75.
'1.59
s1.15
SCF NEIpousStift Margarine..: 2/1 OO
1. 'LBnit
B
SCHNEIDER'S 1 LB.
CRISPY FLAKE Short ening PKG. 59c
--SCHNEIDER'S,. c
1 LB. PKG: _ Cheese Slices $1 • 19
CARNATION Skim Milk 2 LB $1.65':
R •
CARNATION 99c
MASHED POTATOES'. 176 OZ.
SILVERWOOD'S, & MAPLE :LANE a.
3 (�T, BAGS
Homo ,
Fresh MiIk Skim •
1.55 2°%. s 1.50 $1:45
TETLEY
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Bags
72. BAG PKG.
Fresh Produe
FLORIDA SUNKIST
Oranges
SIZE 113's DOZ, 89C
MEXICAN NO. 1
Tomatoes
LB. 39c
U.S.A. NO. 1
Celery Stalks
49c
:Green Onions
2/.29c
U.S.A. NO. 1- FRESH
QUEEN VICTORIA
Spinach
10 ,OZ. PKG, 39c
Bread and Pastry
WESTON'S
Sn'• ck Buns 59c
Sesame B's
Hamburg Rolls 49c
Date Turnover Rolls
e'S..2/$1.00
Lunch Bo
Bread
2/79c
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Exciting .
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Hockey Action
at the
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Reserve a Seat .
on our Bus -to
Tillsonburg
' SATURDAY NIGHT,
} MARCH 13.
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