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With in•store WATCH REPAIRS Certified Watchmaker on staff - WATCH BATTERY INSTALLATION Supplied and in- stalled while you wait s�• each ' Also: Installation - of - electronic calculator .batteries. We stock 20 different Power Cells. HOURS: Monday through Thbrsday, 9 a.m.-6 p.m.; Fridays 9 a.m. till 9 p.m.; Saturdays 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Looking Back through old files 75 YEARS AGO A branch of the Sovereign Bank of Canada will open soon in Goderich in the Jordan block, in the store just vacated by H.W. Thomson. Mr. H.T. Rance of Clinton, who will be acting manager for present, is in town attending to the necessary arrangements. This week things are looking up all around the dock; preparations were being made for a general start at the elevator, the machinery at the lumber mill is being repaired and added to, and other work is stirring. The last few weeks nearly 200,000 cement bricks have been brought to the elevator from the factory on the beach. They will 'be used for the erection of the machinery and weighing flats. The river opened up again 'on Monday all along the'town front. Mr. P.T. Dean, our well- known grocer, is branching out in .his trade, and will shortly open out a stock in KRAFT PHILADELPHIA CREAM CHEESE 250 g. PKG. PLAIN STYLE. SANDWICH BREAD r NEILSONS FUDGSTIKSICLES OR FROSTSICLES CARTON OF 12 THIN SLICED OR REGULAR STYLE 24 oz LOAVES REG 88c LOAF BATHROOM TISSUE CAS WHITE OR99 YELLOW 4 ROLL PKG. • INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED KRAFT SINGLES CHEESE SLICES 1,29s • REGULAR $1.65 9 Mitchell, in addition to carrying on his business here. 25 YEARS AGO Cheered on by the largest crowds yet, hundreds of pee wee hockey players battled their way into the finals today as Young Canada Week neared its climax at the Goderich .Memorial Arena. More than 1,200 players representing 74 teams from Winnipeg to St. John's are taking part in the national eight-day com- petition which started seven years ago. More than 50 employees of Huron County gathered at the county road depot in Auburn Saturday morning to honor Peter D. Patterson who has resigned as county engineer. . A business, on East Street, which has operated for some 75 years, haschanged hands: For about half a century known as Smith's Art Store, the business has been pur- chased by Carl W. Anderson who has been the C.N.R. telegraph dispatcher here for several years. Robert John Acheson, a lifelong and prominent resident of Goderich, died Thursday evening in hospital here. He conducted the drygoods business of W. Acheson and Son suc- cessfully for over 50 years, retiring six years ago. 5YEARS AGO As of today, April 1, the Goderich Psychiatric Hospital will be operating in the new capacity of a mental retardation resource centre. The patients of the hospital have been moved to London and Owen Sound. ' The Goderich Community and Recreation Board decided Thursday night to eliminate summer day camp and playgrounds from their 1976 program in an effort to trim their budget for the • year. There wasn't much dispute over the county budget for 1976 when council met in regular session Friday in Goderich. Although costs rGRANNYS DELICIOUS —.I TARTS PACKAGE OF 10 9, ,, .... ir. KRAFT MACARONI & CHEESE DINNERS 225 g.PKGS. L43/9 90 LIBBYS FANCY TOMATO JUICE 48 F L. oz. TIN 99° KRAFT PARKAY SOFT MARGARINE 1 LB.' 990 BOWL LIQUID. STYLE JAYEX BLEACH' 3.6 LITRE. JUG 9,9 L_— were up in most departments causing an overall increase in expenditure of 13.7 per cent more than in 1975, the county levy will remain the same. Barn razed SEAFORTH - A McKillop Township farmer George McClure of RR 2, Seaforth lost his frame barn to fire on March 22. Killed were' 22 head of cattle and hay and straw were destroyed by the fire. Third Time Lucky, a registered standard bred race horse valued at $5,000, which was housed in the barn, was believed to be dead until almost two hours later when someone saw the animal moving inside the burning structure, .. Seaforth firemen, with the assistance of the family arid neighbors, . broke .an..opening into the lower barn cement wall and rescued the horse. Other than a singed tail and mane, Third Time Lucky lived up to his name, and survived uninjured. ±thrs fine markets... of fine foods FISH & CHIPS HIGH LINER FAMILY SIZE St L 32 oz. FROZEN • • v , LIBBYS ALPHA6ETTI, ZOODLES OR SPAGHETTI IN TOMATO SAUCE 14 FL. oz. TINS z/99` E.D. SMITH PIE FILLINGS APPLE OR RAISIN 19 FL. oz. T I N 9°1 LIBBYS BEANS IN TOMATO SAUCE OR DEEP BROWN BEANS WITH PORK 19 FL Oz.69' LTIN - THREE FLAVOUR CHOICES •SEALTEST CHIP DIP, 0 `250'.gr TUB CAMPBELLS SOUP CHICKEN. 'NOODLE 10 FL. oz. TINS 31990, GLASS CLEANER WINDEX 99, BOTTLE REFILL 900 mi. 5COLOURS VIVA TOWELS 2 ROLLSt EKG. WE ARE 'PLEASED TO SERVE YOU WC GODERICH-HURON RD. 0 wy'. N'o W OUR MA' ANGER IS. RAY HURD EN WED. THURS., FR I , EVENINGS GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1,1881—PAGE 3A Driver, I'm about ready to go for an ice cream now. Window shopping on The Square is more fun when you don't have to walk, figures little Robbie Turner. Doing the pushing is his mom, Chris. (Photo by Cath Wooden MacKay Centre holds party; members near 300 MacKay ;Centre for Seniors hid a very enjoyable card party Wednesday, March 25. There were 10 tables of euchre, 12 of 500 and one of bridge played that evening. The winners for euchre were Mrs: Naylor and Mrs. Young, Mr. Sower-' by and Mr. James. High win- ners in 500 were.Mrs. Bissett and Mrs. Fuller. At the end of the games, a delicious lunch *as served by the committee incharge for the month of March. Some important decisions have been made recently by the MacKay Centre Board of Directors, The Centre will have more insulation added by a local contractor. This . hopefully, will cut the cost of heating the Centre next winter. The seating capacity of MacKay Centre auditorium, as set down by the building inspector and the fire 'thief, allows for 185 people to be seated plus the actors taking part in a performance. There had been a number of jobs not completed last summer but these are finish- ed now and the building has been brought up to a safety standard, The Centre has been a very active place all winter. It is nearing the 300 mark in membership. If you are 55 years or older and wish to take part in the activities, call Margaret Alton, membership chairman, at • Nursery Stock • Rolling • Fertilizing • Aerifying • Verticutting • Seeding & Sodding • Instant Shade Trees Mothers landscapin & Lawn Maintenance 524-2401 kcV 524-9096. The second class . of ceramics has started with Muriel Morgan as in- structor. The quilters have been very busy. There is a large quilt in frames now and if you have time to put in some stitches, come to the Centre or call Anna Blundell 524- 7258. Bridge lessons are to" be given in April. If you are in- terested call Janet Kalbfleisch at 524-6553. Mrs. Legg will start a class in art if there is in- terest shown. The square dancing is go- ing well with a good atten- dance each week. Next square dance will. be April 10 at 2 p.m.. The' Travel Club meets the first Friday of every month. If you wish to join this group, come out and pay your membership fee. The next regular meeting is April 8 at 7:30 p.m. with two films being shown. For further particulars, see the Bulletin Board in this newspaper. Don't forget to get your tickets for the program, "The Dance Makers" on April 13 and 14 at 7 p.m. in MacKay Centre. Tickets are on sale at the recreation of- fice (524-2125) or at MacKay Centre (524-6660). W.J. Denomme FLOWER SHOP Phone 324-512. DAY OR NIGHT Agent for 24 hr. FILM DEVELOPING