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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-01-21, Page 17McCAINS MINI PIZZAS 14 OZ. PEPPERONI / SO 15 OZ. DELUXE 17 OZ. SUPREME 1117. • nelfiltPIEtt e!! FOR ALL OCCASIONS! FRESH SILK OR DRIED FLOWERS ' See us for all types of arrongements as well as potted 8 Hanging Plants. We can have it Delivered in Town for you or sent by wire. for Quality, Selection & Reasonable Prices SMITH'S FARM A GARDEN CENTRE 8? SOUTH ST. GODERICH 524-8761 MEMBER...U1'UTED FLOWERS -1'Y -HIEN CANADA SCHNEIDERS SOFT MARGARINE 1 LB. TUB ORANGE JUK2E s 12.5 OZ. TINS F1 BirthdayClub J. GODERICH SIC NALSTA1:t, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21,1.981—PAGE 3A • molt 404 emon- 4 ems.N.4, Dear Captain Comet: • My name is Kelly Vander - burgh and I will be three- years=old on Sunday„ January 25. I live with my mom and dad, Brenda and George Vanderburgh, at 157 Sunset Drive. I would like to say "Happy Birthday" to my cousins, Cheryl, Lynn and Mark and to Grandpa Vandgrburgh whose bir- thdays are all the same week as mine. Love, Kelly Dear Captain Comet, Hi! My name is Mark Johnston and t wilrbe three years old on'Jainuary 26. I live on Wilson Street with my mom and dad; and new baby sister, Alicia lin pie- ture with me ►. I have been a -good boy this year, and would like to join your birthday club. Happy birthday also to Kelly and Aaron. Love, Mark. From left, Nancy Woodard, Deborah Habel, Debbie O'Brien, Tim Con- nelly, and Shawn Currie created this lovely snow sculpture of a frog last Wooden) Thursday when Robertson school students spent part of the day demon - ;b. strafing that snow may be useful for something afterall. (Photo hy Catb PRICES EFFECTIVE WIT1L CLOSING SCHNEIDERS TUESDAY JANUARY 27 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES TO REASONABLE WEEKLY FAMILY REQUIREMENTS BEEFSTEAK, GOOD 91' MEATY PIES SCHNEIDERS MILD. MEDIUM OR OLD . ' 4/,',TURKEY OR„%! - 1) CHICKEN SCHNEIDERS FROZEN COOKED�,( FROZEN BUCKET OF CNICKEN900 V.49 J READY BAKE O ZPKG. CARNATION FROZEN POTATOES CHEDDAR CHEESE 1 2O1 1.98 4 ibBAG S1i99 SoTUBo 9 #1.09. X8.28 139 FRENCH FRIES SCHNEIDERS .REGULAR PROCESSED COTTAGE CHEESE CHEESE 'SLICES NEILSONS VENETIAN VANILLA ICE CREAM 2 LITRE VACHON-12 CARAMEL OR 6 JAM FLAKY LUNCH SNACKS PKGAO '"Is4.14:..sp 500 g. PKG. • HAMBURG OR WIENER WESTONS ROLLS, PKG.79' OF 12 100°ro WHOLE WHEAT DIETRICHS BREAD 59? 24 oz. LOAF SCHNEIDERS FROZEN QUICHE LORRAINE 29 400 gr. PKG. (rix markets of fine food, Adzehrs PRIED. OF U.S.A. BRUSSEL SPROUTS 89.! PROD. OF CAN. NO. 1 PARSNIPS PROD. OF U.S.A. RADISHES PRODUCE OF ONTARIO SNOW WHITE MUSHROOMS $ 2 Ib BAG 99# Ib9PKG590 Ib. PRODUCT OF FLORIDA TEMPLE ORANGES P JUICY DOZEN • PROD OF US Q e POTTED GREEN ONIONS BUNCHES 4 R 99 .COLOURFUL CANADA FANCY RED DELICIOUS APPLES 3 Ib 99° MUMS HOSTESS 1/' P POTATO CHIPS REGULAR DIP SAL1 & VPNEGAR ' BARBO 0,8 SOUR CREAM 200 y PKG 100"s SVVEET & PRODUCT OF CALIFORNIA CELERY HEARTS CANADA NO 1 GRADE 6 POT ,N01 AVAILABIt IN ALL STONES LARGE 500 gr. KRAFT FRESH. BAKED CRUSTY ROLLSoF Gz79# aHEEZ WHIZ FRESH BAKED RAISIN BREAD =; 89° 1 FRESH BAKED. `BRAN_MUFFINSOF 689. ®�JtL�� McCORMICKS COOKIES BIG VALUE 600 PKG X1.79 4 VARIETIES six 6 LIBBYS . JUICES 149 ARRID EXTRA DRY -4 VARIETIES 200 Tru ANTIPERSPIRANT '1.89 ESPRIT -NORMAL OR OILY 0 I SHAMPOO ,00- X2.29 PLAYTEX DEODORANT MINI PADS PLAYTEX REGULAR 5• DELICIOUS FLAVOURS VANILLA, BUTTERSCOTCH, CHOCOLATE NEAPOLITAN STRAWBERRY CARNIVAL ICE CREAM sc . MINI PADS „, 3.99ARR!DXXAEROSOL ANTIPERSPIRANT 1 Kg. PKG. CATELLI PASTAS R C MACARONI SPAGHETTINI OR SPAGHETTI s1. '2.29 X8.09 189 CLOVER LEAF WHITE FLAKED TUNA 3 65 or TIN '1.49 2 LITRE CARTON 4 ROLL PKG. DELSEY TISSUE Ltiri11E siCLOW Pr .K OR dr UE HILLS BROTHERS INSTANT COFFEE $4.69.IAP amn TOOTHPASTE 100 r„I TUBE '1.19 POPULAR KRAFT MACARONI & CHEESE DINNERS • QUICK & EASY 225 g PKGS.' F O KRAFT MIRACLE WHIP SUPER, IN A SALAD OR A SANDWICH • 500 mI JAR PALMOLIVE DETERGENT :X 110 010 t0R DISHES 1ITRE KLEENEX FACIAL TISSUES WHITE YEI LOW, BLUE GREEN, PINK OR MOCHA BOX OF 200 9 KRAFT SALAD DRESSINGS COLESLAW ;1 000 ISLAND ITALIAN OR. CREAMY CUCUMBER 500 ml. BOTTLE FRUIT 149 FAB DETERGENT X3.29 r ITRE 4 PCG RIX ZEHRS JELLY POWDERS 3 oz 4 FLAVOURS PKGS KLEENEX BOUTIQUE PAPER TOWELS WHITE OR YELLOW 2 ROLL PKG x1.19 WE ARE PLEASED TO SERVE YOU IN: ClIERICH 1.UIRcJP1.RD. Hwy. No. 8 OPEN WED. THUR OUR' MAN ANGER' 1St RAY HURD' FRU., EV FUTITK Robertson Roundup SNOW SCULPTURE Ors Janiiary 15, the class-- ' at Robertson Memorial Public School had a contest to sedwhich class could make the best snow sculp- tures. Each class had its choice of different sculptures and used different kinds of toots. After the sculptures had been carved, they were not"tor] 'rho winnprc u+oro Mr. Leggatt's students- They did Snowy in. ius deghonze. PARENT STUDENT NIGHT . On Thursday, the Grade 8 and their parents went to a "Parent Student Night" at the high school. Many teachers were there, ex- plaining the courses they taught. This is another step in helnine the students Consumers beat choose their subjects for Gude 9. OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES This past week, some of the classes have been going skiing and snow -shoeing around the school. They are getting their exercise in a fun way. So why don't . you have some fun and go skiing!! ! Humidity problems BY LYNN TODGHAM Maybe I should begin with an 'explanation of the term relative. humidity: Humidity • is the amount of water vapor in the air. The total amount of water vapor the air 'can hold depends on ,the temperature; warmer air, can hold more water vaPit than colder air. When humidity is expressed as a percentage of the total water vapor the air can hold at the existing temperature, • the result is • called relative humidity. In very cold weather, the relative humidity outside' nay' be very high, but when outside air at -20 degrees C is warmed uP.',o 20 degrees .C. the Relative humidity may • fall to 5 percent or iess. The effects of dryness are well-known. including dry skin and static electricity discharges. , But' more. serious effects can develop such as respiratory pro blems and damage to fur- niture and houses from wood shrinkage. Most of these problems can be helped: by increasing relative humidi- ty. 'aith^nph -Once 2.;brunk.. wood stays shrunk: Some people dispute the claims that humidification can save on heating costs. These claims are on the assumption that higher moisture content in the air r or higher relative, humidi- ty I makes lower temperatures more, tolerable. Whether, or not you are able to lower your house temperature after humidification, remember that -humidifiers' use elec- tricity. so there may be' rib net savings. • It is easy to be misled into thinking that, if low humidi- ty is bad, high must be good. Actually, high humidity Can be a greater problem. Serious water damage can result' to, paint, wallboard, and wood and condensation - occurs in -unwanted places, when humidity. is too high. A clear sign • of over - humidification is condensa- tion on the inside of panes of double -glazed windows. If your home .already exhibits this tendency, you should be looking at better ways to lower the humidity, not raise it. To hold poker rally. CLINTON - Rather than sponsor a cross-country run such as 'Snowerama, the Clinton and District Snowmobile Club is going, to raise funds for crippled children with • a snowmobile poker rally. The poker run will be held on Saturday. January 31 and Will start ai.'-DaIe s Pump Service oh Highway 8 at the east a hd of.Clinton. -Because of the lack of snow last winter Snowerama had to be cancelled so many times that people lost in- erest, and so we're going to y as different route.” Joe Gibson. one of the organizers, said. Instead of getting pledges, this year snowsnobilers will purchase poker hands. with the cards to be picked up at five check -points along the way, Starts will be staggered from 1to3pm TOWN OF GODERICH 1981 DOG TAGS DUE DOG CONTROL BY-LAW NO. 10 OF 1974 Dog fags are BOW duel After February 213th, 19111,, a penalty of ten dollars (410.00) plus costs will be assess- ed as per Item 3 of Part II of By -Law No. 10 of 1974. TAGS ARE AVAILABLE AT TIDE MUNICIPAL s F- FICE, 57 WEST STREET. /Mailman panel Ow !Magee Be sure to check the in- sulation in your home before installing a humidifier. If there is no vapor barrier, humidification can damage, insulation and wooden walls, because excess humidity will condense inside the palls., There are two main types of humidifier: plenum .models and console models. Both work in the same fashion, usually by dipping a pad of material into the water. Air is forced through the pad by a fan, allowing water to evaporate into the air. Plenum -type humidifiers are mounted on the warm - air plenum of .a forced -air heating system. Humidity is dispersed uniformly because the heating system is ducted to all rooms of the house. Forced -air furnaces generally have humidifiers built in of the time of manufacture. However, these are usually passive "plate" . devices_. which will not likely provide adequate humidification in very cold weather. Proper levels of humidity are attainable -only with models employing a rotating drum or belt. Console -type humidifiers are the Only option for homes without forced -air heating. They have several disadvantages. In cold weather, most will require daily filling. They take up floor space and sometimes are" diffictult to• .position where moisture will cir- culate evenly. At least one humidifier per floor will be required. Both types of humidifiers must be cleaned regularly. especially in areas with hard water. Failure to clean the machine will result in a build-up of slime. which pro- duces a disagreeable -swampy" odor and scale. which reduces the humidifier's overall effec- tiveness. W.J. Denomme FLOWER SHOP • Phone 3144132 iYAY OR NIGHT 14tRetat for 24 hr, i?il 0 AELOPIPII .._..