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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-03-18, Page 23FUSED RY TAY.? This year, the new Shorter Special Income Tax Form. can make preparing your return more confusing than ever. That's where H&R Block comes in. We'll make sure you get all your deductions and credits, whether they are contained in the form you receive or not. We're income tax specialists. So we can help you out. This yearbe sure. H&R BLOCK THE INCOME TAX SPECIALISTS GOIDER!CH 19 VICTORIA ST. N. 524-8658 HOURS: DAILY 9-8 PM SAT. 9-4 PM SUPER SPECIAL! TIDE LAUNDRY DETERGENT 12 LITRE SIZE 4:8 Kg. lib:ton hotel site sold CLINTON - The site of the burned down Clinton Hotel has been sold to a London development company, and it appears that some sort of Millinb win be "recta nn • the site within a year. A spokesman for the commercial division of ranarti Trust the London based realtor who handled the deal, said last Tuesday that he couldn't reveal who the new owners were as they, were in the middle of neantiatinnc with "several prospective tenants." The hotel was destroyed last October 6 in a $500,000 i tPn+irmal1v set fire. Owner Des Cassidy said he would not rebuild since high in- terest rates of borrowed money offered him little incentive. He also said that town taxes of more than $6,000 a year on the building were crippling the business. Klopp jiidged insane EXETER - Charles Klopp, 32, has been found not guilty by reason of insanity in the June 23 shooting death of his mother, Janet Klopp. The verdict came after Klopp appeared before a supreme court jury in Sarnia on March 4. He has been placed in custody for an indefinite periodcat the Mental Health Centre for the Criminally Insane at Penetanguishene. Forest OPP Constable Dennis Carson testified that Klopp had purchased a box of 22 calibre rifle shells the day of the shooting. He fired six shots at his mother when she arrived home. Constable Carson said that she tried to run, but Klopp followed her into the yard, firing several more shots. A pathologist found at least seven gunshot wounds in the woman's head, neck and chest. The only defence witness, psychiatrist Walter Tufford, said that Klopp had been a patient • at- the London Psychiatric Hospital from March to May last year. He agreed with a letter sub- mitted to the court by the mental health centre which SUPER SPECIAL! diagnosed Klopp as a paranoid schizophrenic. Non-stop pool MITCHELL - The lines were queued up . at the Family Billia r d,Poo 1 Hall' on March 7 and so were the balls as Mitchell .Police Constable' Tom Hummel began a 24 hour , pool-a-thon for cystic fibrosis. From -9 am -Saturday-to-9 am Sunday, he played 97 games,winning53 and losing 411 altogether pledges amounted to approximately $1,400. GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18,1961—PAGE 3At -Former Signal -Star photographer, Bob Henry recently had a friendly visit from an exuberant chicadee who took perch F,. on a warm hand. The ,little bird. _seemed . to, have wild. thoughts about spring. (photo by Norman Hoy) SUPER SPECIAL! HEiNZ KETCHUP SUPER SPECIAL! PEPPERIDGE FARMS TIAN- +tai -C14-0 01.- ATT-VAitlil /MARRf SPICE: GERMAN CHOCOLATE -COCONUT LAYER CAKES s 13 OZ. EACH .�6 BOTTLE SUPER SPECIAL! . 1 GREEN GIANT CONN 12 OZ. CORN NIB -LETS OR 14 OZ. CREAM STYLE CORN SCHNE1DERS. "GOOD `NAT' PIES MEATY" ME 250 gr CHICKEN TURKEY BEEFSTEAK 9 FLAVOUR VARIETIES SEALTEST YOGURT HIGH LINER COOKED FROZEN TURBOT IN BATTER .SCHN.ELO.E.RS .• ,iCHISPVCRUSY' ARD SEALTEST SMOOTH & CREAMY COTTAGE -CHEESE WESTONS SPICY HOT CROSS BUNS CHOC HALF MOONS OR APPLE VACHON TREATS' ` 175 gr 2FOR S9r 14 of #1.49 PKGir' 1 Ib 09. PKG OF 6 S9r TURNOVERS Si 29 6 PER PKG • SCHNEIDERS. FROZENSCHNEIDERS FROZEN QUICHE. LORRAINE . 200 129 SHRIMP -QUICHE . 200 gr 179 SCHNEIDERS FROZEN 20,0 WESTONS DELICIOUS . CHEESE & ONION QUICHE 9'`_- _sf. f9 FAMILY CHOCOLATE ROLL i0 Oz no. NOW AT ZEHRS AT LOW PRICES SCHNEIDERS FROZEN -COOKED -BREADED 'BUCKET OF CROCKEN 900 gr BUCKET GREEN OR WAX BEANS 011 PEAS GREEN GIANT VEGETABLES 2FoR89e 14 oz TINS FRENCH'S PREPARED MUSTARD 16 oz JAR S9° NABISCO SHREDDED WHEAT 89' UNSWEETENED 450 gr BOX WHITE SWAN PAPER TOWELS 5 VARIETIES *1� 19 2 ROLL PKG WESTONS 4 VARIETIES WAGON WHEELS 350 gr PKG 990 SCHNEIDERS BRICK -FARMERS -MOZZARELLA OR COLBY CHEESE 12 oz. BLOCKS St 89 RAGU SPAGHETTI SAUCE 0 WITH MEAT OR �� MUSHROOM 14 oz. SPAGHETTI SAUCE 690 PLAIN 14 oz. DOWNY FABRIC SOFTENER 2LITRE JUG $2. 79 WHITE SWAN BATHROOM TISSUE 6 COLOURS $1.29 4 ROLL PKG. LAYS 6 VARIETIES POTATO CHIPS 89' 200 gr. PKGS 500 ML LISTERMINT MOUTHWASH 1.89 PRICES IN EFFECT 6 DAYS UNTIL CLOSING TUES. MAR. 24th • 40Ale WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES . TO REASONABLE WEEKLY FAMILY REQUIREMENTS zehrs fncinark of'fine1oods- NESTLES PUDDINGS 69' CORDON BLEU GRAVY ASSTD FLAVOURS 15 oz TINS REEF CHICKEN F MUSHROOM 3 Q 99? 10 oz. TINS R CATELLI READY CUT SPAGHETTI' MACARONI SPAGHETTINI 500 gr. PKG 69 CLARKS BEANS WITH PORK IN TOMATO SAUCE 590 14 oz TINS BROWN COW CHOCOLATE SYRUP 1.29 400 nil ALCAN FOIL WRAP 45 cm x 10 m 2.29 NEILSONS 6 VARIETIES WILL-O-PAKS 200 gr PKG 99' WHITE SWAN SERVIETTES WHITE OR RAINBOW 89 300's1e APPLEFORDS WAXED PAPER SAVE ALL REFILL 30 M ROLL 85 IN STORE BAKE SHOP SPECIALS CRUSTY ROLLS D G z E N FRENCH BREAD 16 07 99' 2 ra LEMON POUND CAKE i' r!1.19 SURE FIT PANTY HOSE NORMAL 350 ml WELLA BALSAM SHAMPOO 1.69 PRETTY POLLY KNEE HI'S PER PAIR 39' PER PAIR 59? WELLA BALSAM CONDITIONER EXTRA- BODY 3b0 ml "2®09 ZEHRS ITALIAN FESTIVAL CONTEST WINNER: MR. S. J. ECCLES 37 Spruce St. Cadibridge Ont WE ARE PLEASED TO SERVE YOtI IN: Researching family roots an interesting pastime icipthe• 1 assts nce through the Summer Canada Student • Employment Program, through which the government would hire students to work on the • project. In February the Huron • Branch sponsored a seminar at. The county registry Office in Goderich. for members. Over 35 people attended the evening session and Ruth Ann Chapman reported,. "Many people don't realize that theinformation at the registry office is available to ;The."ubiie.' IthinitAtta only for doctors, lawyers and developers." At .._the.... seminar . the` genealogists learned how to' look up old land deeds and were given access to many public records and documents during the evening. Some members. from the Huron. Branch, as well; as genealogists from all across Ontario will- be meeting in Hamilton on May 15,. 16, and 17 when --the Ontario Branch hosts its annual seminar. To be held at McMaster University, the three . day event will include sessions on researching religious, land and tax, and military records. Eleven guest speakers will also be making presentations' including sessions on the British im- migration to North America and a seminar on how tb compile and publish family history books. The Huron Branch will be looking. at sponsoring More seminars for its members in the future, and to raise funds • to make these events possible it was agreed to sell tickets on a family tree kit. Tickets are available from branch. members, three for $1 and the draw winner will be chosen' at the branch's next meeting on Wednesday, April 1. • The Huron Branch meets the first Wednesday of each 1n ',Gude* ttft'lem Ronald Feagan Memorial Grandstand. Meetings begin At .. 7:30 ._.p.m. and new members are welcome. BIA backs scheme CLINTON - At a recent meeting a crowd of 36 Clinton business' people ` endorsed a $67,000 plan by the Business improvement Area (BIA) to spruce up the town core area. The business people decided to back the scheme after seeing a presentation by architects Hill and Borgal of Goderich. The plan will see landscaping done at the cenotaph area, the fire hall, a section of Ontario Street at the main corner and part of IsaacStreet. See us at the ______ 130 -AT SHOW SUNCOAST MALL WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18th to SATURDAY, 21st O'UR MANANCARr ISO: RAY'HURD SPORT &MARINE CENTRE LT©.