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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-11-13, Page 26.-" • • • PAQI I6—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, NOVEMB1- R I r oderich police investigate nine mishaps, in town The Goderich Police Department was kept 'active during the past week as they were-4.called to investigate pine accidents in town, four of which resulted in major damage,estimates. • A three car collision at the corner of Huron '• and Britannia Road resulted in a total damage estimate o $500 to vehisleA ...... driven_ by Karl Brall, RR 2., Goderich; John Sewitt, Londesboro; and Ronald McCartney, 69 Colborne St., Goderich. The Jewitt and-MdCartney vehicles were,stopped behind the traffic on Huron -Road when the Brall vehicle ••••••••,—. travelling west on Britannia Road struck the Jewitt vehicle which struck the McCartney vehicle. There were no injuries. In a second accident on November 7, a Goderich man was sent to Alexandra Marine and General Hospital for -treatment of cuts and bruis'es after the truck he was operating struck a hydro pole. Scott Mabon, 5 BlAe St., Goderich was parked near The Square byt the truck was out of gear and struck the pole Damage to the truck was estimated at 8300 and $100 to the pole. A two -car collision on November 8 resulted in a total damage estimate of 8300 to vehicle driven by Barry Ward, 308 Eldon Street, Goderich and Brian Thom- pson 89 Wolfe St. The Thompson vehicle was proceeding north on Cambria Road when the Ward vehicle turned out in front of it at:The corner of Anglesea. There were no injuries. A -second two car collision on November 8 resulted in a total , damage estimate of 81.100 to vehicles driven by Brenda Mohring 124 Uayley St., Goderich and John Fowler 144 Sunset Drive. The Mohring vehicle had stoppecl-\, and $800 to on The Square to allow pedestrians to ,crossf. the road when it was struck by the Fowler vehicle. Darnage to the Mohring vehicle was estimated at 8300 the I' o w le r Huron firm sells out One of Exeter's largest 'companies has been sold to a to. firm, it was an- Toron nounced Tuesda J.F Farm Machinery Ltd , has been sold for • an un- disclosed price to Conat Industries Ltd. , of Toronto, Erik Gravlev, president of the Exeter firm said. , • Two residences in the Bennett Street apartments were left without a roof after Monday's high winds. In the afternoon when the wind was at its peak a large section of the roof of Township plaza ••••• continued from page 1 He said that the Goderich plaza did not involve the county since the town had their own secondary plan, and that the land used for the townshi0 mall was zoned on ,the county plan for agricult ral uses. T nner added that his of e was leery about the Suncoast mall and claim that Goderich doesn't need a second shopping area outside the core. He said that Goderich now has 200,0.00 square feet of depaiement store type m,erchandise space and doesn't need the other 100,000 square feet proposed by the Rockledge develop- ment. Let Me do the Dishes SPEEDQUEEN PORTABLE - DISHWASHER Lighten kitchen -chores with a Speed Queen por- table'dishwasher, High washing and drying tem- peratures assure .cleark, germ -free dishes. Pots and pans scrub clean atttimnatically.^ Smooth rolling, non -marring Casters permit easy movement of dishwasher to and from sink Super silent constrirotion 'MMus quiet, undislurbing Operation throughout each cycle. "a4"41", -Vice O VICTORIA ST. ,NORTH I .1 Gooemcis 524-8581 • tf the apartment. building was lifted off the building and peeled back leaving the two apartments below without water protection. (staff -photo) The sale wili-te completed before Nov. 30, he said. Conat is 78 percent owned by Venturetek International Ltd. of Toronto which in turn is owned 29 percent by the Canadian Development Corporation.. Mr. Gravlev said he will remain president and general manager of the new company and wil4 assume executive responsibilities with Conat. The Exeter company employs about 100 persons in its farm , , implements manufacturingand sales operation on Thames Road E.. The firm had sates .of $5 million in 1975 and it estimates sales will srow to' $10 million by 1978. Mr. Gravlev said the sale means an additional 35 to 50 persons will be required within the next few years. The company produces a Variety of farm implements' including a spring toothlield cultivator, at its 40,000 - square -foot plant. The spring tooth field cultivator, an implement Mr. Gravlev introduced to Canada when he started the company in 1960, is. used in seed bed preparation for a wide variety of crops. The firm also imports implements from Finland, Denmark, Germany and the United States. VentUrgtek is capitalized at 02.5 million' , and „ .controls seven companies employing more than 3,000,persons. The Toronto firm is a highly technical company primari involved in residen1a1 heating and cooling systems. His egotism is a plain case of Mistaken nonentity. vehicle. There were no in- juries. During the past week the Goderich Police DepartMent als laid 33 charges under the 0 Highway Traffic Act, onc, under the Criminal Code of Canada, 15 under the Liquor Control Act and one under the Narcotics Act, Five members of the assembly line at Dominion Roads -Machinery Corporation received 820 each in a draw after tie approximately 176 men completed 200,000 hours without a lost time accident. Dick Hagle pregents a bill to Len Healy as Ian Scott and Bill Boak- look on from the grader. Bill Harman and„Gord Martin were absent for the picture. (staff photo ) SUPER SPECIALS RED AND WHITE OZ. BR24EAD LOAF WHITE • • TEA.BAG4 :60's' KISMET • • MARGARINE , . 36c PRINT. 39c LB. • CANADA DRY CASE GINGERALE oiR OF 24iooz $3 99 FLAVOURS TINS MISS SHAPE I LB BAG 99c 'FACELLE ROYAL, PAPER TOWELS 89C FACE'LLE ROYALE 4 O RLLS 9 BATHROOM TISSUE. FOR 9c LISTERINE 30 FL OZ ANTISEPTIC M°U7WASH GARGLE .88 :::::COFFEE 'Paz 2.39 HOSTESS ATO CHIPS 8 °Z BAG 69c GAARBAGE BAeisS 1.79 KLEENEX TISSUE 200S 55c KELLOGGS CORN,' FLAKES « 16°Z 73c CARNATION COFFEE MATE IJIA,°,z 79c GOLD SEAL RED 151,2 OZ. TALL TIN $ SOCKEYE, SALMON '• BICKSSTUFFED MAZANILLA OLIVES 12 FL. OZ. 89i BICKS BABY. DILLS l'kFL. OZ. 69,c •BICKS PICKLED 49c BABY BEETS .15 FL. OZ. -"BICKS FL' °Z. YUM YUM 'PICKLES 15 ROBIN HOOD VARIETY BAKING MIX EASY BISK 38 OZ. 89c .VELVET 7 LB.AG PASTRY FLOURB29 KING SIZE 5 LB. BOX $2.19 MARY MILES NO. I RINDLESS • BAC N1.1.49. BY THE PIECE ,f BOLOGNA 49c FRESH CHOPPED SUET LB' 79c MAPLE LEAF ASSORTED COOKED MEAT CHUNN $ 1 39 MAPLE LEAF • 8 OZ. DELIASSORTED SAUSAGE 79c, CHUBS EACH MARY MILES FULLY COOKED BONELESS • s L2B1-°ANG LB i .89 DINNER HAM KRAFT PURE OLD MILL ROLLED ' OATS 3 LB. BAG 79c LIDO ASSORTED 12 MALLOW 'BISCUITS 79c KRAFT PURE ORANGE JUICE 64 FL °Z 1 • 19 siA,Acom "DEL MONTE FANCY TOMATO JUICE 48SUNLIGHT LIQI ID RASPBERRY OR STRAWBERRY 9 FL. OZ. 69c ot MANDARIN YC OR ANS 1° °Z(W 1 •00 DETERGENT 89c32 FL. OZ. " KRAFT MINIATURE ID OZ. BAG MARSHMALLOWS 21.9c CIEFArsiklC°YNTE. FRUIT COCKTAIL 14 FL. OZ. V,99c DEL MONTE FANC,`i 28 FL. OZ. PEACH HALVES 69c. V. a J.M. CUTT FOODMASTER PRICES IN EFFECT WHILE QUANTITIES -ASI OR TILL CLOSING TIME SAT. NOV-1,01075. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES OPEN NITELY TILL 10 P.M. 91 -VICTORIA STREET GODERICH , :1101LA, DEL N'0NTE FANCY 14 FL. OZ. .PEACH SLICED 2439c FROZEN FOODS SUNSHINE FANCY PEAS PEAS2 LB. BAG 85( OLD COUNTRY HADDOCK FISH & CHIPS 99( RICH'S COFFEE RICH ft 16 OZ: 8 CR) sc F FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES PRODUCE OF ONT. NO. GRADE POTATOES 0LB. $1.59 PRODUCE OF U.S.A. NO. I GRADE RED EMPEROR GRAPES 3 LB.S. $ 1.00 FLORIDA PINK & WHITE SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT 10/$1.00 CHIQUITA BANANAS 2LBS. 39c PRODUCE OF ONT. NO. I GRADE., HkAps 59c CABBAGE PRDDUCE OF U.S.A, NO. 1 GRADE ,4---, HEAD LETTUCE 2 HEADS 69c PRODUCE 'Or oiiit. NO. I GRADE COOKING ONIONS VA -11.59c