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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-04-15, Page 20Delon rindless DOLE PINEAPPLE IN SYRUP BETTY CROCKER___C A K E M 1)51KG. FROZEN McCAIN su ERFRIES FAB DETERGENT MiCORMICK'S HONEY GRAHAM WAFERS or CRUMBS It 994 6 L. BOX $2.9 es hfor Easteoliday ficial 4 to 5 bloom pot MAXWELL HOUSE • INSTANT COFFEE •. II 3 .1 7. SUNSPUN ICECREAM 2 LITRE CONTAINER et* El irs et IL 7 • WHITE SWAN ' BATHROOM TISSUE 4 ROLL PKG. 5 GREEN • GIANT FANCY CORN NIBLET OR CREAM STYLE VI FL. OZ. 55 984 COCA COLA SCHWEPPES GINGER ALE OR SPRITE CASE OF 24 -10 FL. OZ. CANS WHITE SUGAR I 2 KG. 1 .79 DELMONTE FANCY TOMATO JUKE 45 FL. OZ. FROZEN CANADA UTILITY GRADE TURKEYS LB. MAPLE LEAF BONELESS DINNER HAMS 2.48 ,.. SMALL LINK STORE SLICED BREAKFAST SAUSAGE 4e. $1.28 COOKED HAM $1.98 L9. FULLY COOKED SCHNEIDER'S OLDE FASHIONED HAM STEAKS ;1.58 LB. SMOKED HAMS $3.58 LB. PICNIC SMOKED PORK SHOULDERS .T9 .. FRESH LEG 0' PORK HAM PORTION $1. 39nuu ORRTION$ 1. 49 LB. CUT FROM GRADE A CANADA BEEF PRIME RIB ROASTS 1-5 RIBS $2.28 FROZEN NEW ZEALAND LEGS OF LAMBLs. $2.49 POTATOES ONTARIO NO. 1 GRADE 10 LB. BAG $1 69 SCHNEIDER'S4 VARIETIES WIENERS GRAM $ 1 .88 PKG, MACINTOSH APPLES PRODUCT OF ONTARIO CANADA FANCY 3 LB. ® BAG 9 SUNKIST NAVEL ORANGES 79 DOZ. PRODUCE OF ONTARIO FANCY GRADE 784 RED DELICIOUS APPLES etc 994- PRODUCE OF U.S.A. CANADA NO. 1 GRADE CELERY. STALKS 694 White Swan - assorted 2 ply facial tissue of 00 .75 ASSORTED SIZES FRESH LOCAL MAPLE SYRUP PRODUCE OF U.S.A. NO. 1 GRADE FRESH YAMS 69s LB. 2 ply printed White Swan luncheon serviettes Pkg. 0450 .59 Alcan aluminum foil wrap • OS cm. 10 m. roll 2.19 Oceanspray - !allied or whole cranberries 14 H. oz. tan 39 Libby's 14 51. oz. tin cranberry or brown 'n serve pk9. of 12 cranapple 40 fl. oz. btl. .79 fruit cocktail . % rJ Oceanspray cocktail 1 59 WestoIds 1 /, LITRES PALMOLIVE LIQUID $2.99I HEINZ KETCHUP KIT KAY BROIfEN CHOCOLATE BARS 1®89 Le. I ZIP DOG FOOD country, sago or southern Untie Ben's 9 9 stuff 'n such 6 oz. pkg. • 11 FL.. OZ. 14'/, OZ. ' TINS MOUNTAIN BLEND BEAN COFFEE $2.99 Le ICH©NEiEYED 16 OZ. 69(' 499( $1.39 GOLD SEAL SOLID LIGHT TUNA 7 OZ. X1.29 WHITE SWAN PAPER TOWELS 2 ROLL PKG. $1.19 CLUB HOUSE STUFFED MANZANILLA 92 FL OLIVES O:.'$ 1 ®29 MAPLE LEAF GOLD SEAL SOCKEYE FANCY RED SALMON $11.99 7%0Z. ROBIN HOOD PURE LARD 671e. PIE CRUST MIX 19 OZ. E.D. SMITH STOKELY FANCY GARDEN VEGETABLES COCKTAIL I PEAS, CORN WAX A GREEN BEANS 25 FL. OZ. 14 FL. OZ. 794 12,894 994 3 LITRES JAVEX LIQUID $ 1 39 - OPEN DAILY 0 A.M. TO 10 P.M. CLOSED SUNDAYS CLOSED GOOD FRIDAY J.M. CUTT LIMITED RE t & WHITE FOODMASTER 91 VICTORIA ST., GODERICH ABOVE PRICES IN EFFECfFROM MONDAY, APRIL 13 UNTIL CLOSING 10 P.M. SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1981 401E RESERVE THE RIGHTYO LIMIT QUANTITIES PAGE 18---GODERICH SIGNALSTAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1901 Hearing to be scheduled The Liquor Licence Board of Ontario informed council that when a public hearing has been scheduled into the Harbor Park's Inn application for a patio dining lounge licence, they will be so advised. Council will be advised of the date, time and place of the public meeting concerning the application. Mobile iCe cream Patrick Gavigan asked council for permission to operate a mobile (bicycle) ice cream vending unit in Goderich this summer. Clerk Larry McCabe said there were no municipal restrictions on this type of trade if the vendor has a provincial licence. the matter will, however, be brought to the attention of the Huron county Health Unit. Buggy tours St.' Georges Anglican Church asked town council for permission to operate tours of the town by horse and buggy Saturday, June.27 from 2 to 7.30 p.m. The tours will be part of the 100th anniversary ofthe church: • Host gathering Town council again plans to host a • small gathering for the members of Huron County Council which .is usually done in conjunction with the past War- den's banquet.. Administrator. Bill Hanly will be contacted to set up a suitable date. Last year. council , entertained their county counterparts in September. Cruiser pti eha:-se The Goderich Board of Police Com- , inissioners asked the town if it would be • :interested ;in .pyrchasiing a two-year old police cruiser for use by the building department;; , Council referred the pur- chase 'of ur•chase'of the 1979 Pontiac to the finance .committee... Landrezoned The lower half of lot 107 of the Maitland concession was rezoned General industrial 'M2 • form development. The :miming Will main free land for in- dust Wde$10 ii i it. • COMMUNITY NEWS Dates confirmed Town council granted permission to the Kinsmen Club to hold their annual carnival on The Square in July. The dates for the carnival are July 16,17 and 18 and will include a beer tent in Court House Park as well as rides and games of chance. Sell .land Council agreed to sell a parcel of land in' Industrial Park . to Huromic Metal Industries Ltd. for future expansion. the 21'4 acre parcel of land will be sold to Huromic at a price of $5,000 per acre with a five-year buy back clause. Bylaw passed Council passed bylaw . 32 of 1981 Monday that redesignates land along the north-east section of the Suncoast esx tension to industrial M1-3 from DevelopmentaL The bylaw sets out permitted lases on the rezoned lands and also lists prohibited uses. The purpose of the bylaw wasto open up additional lands in the Industrial Park for industrial development. Because the land is close to .the :Delbar.. subdivision .-the ...range -of ...in- __ dustrial uses is restricted to those capable of meeting higher performance and site plan standards to ensure com- patibility. Land redesignated Bylaw 33 of 1981 also redesignates land on the Suncoast extensim but this parcel on the south side of the extension was designated Industrial M1-4. The land covers parts lot 2, concession 11 and lot 107 of, the Maitland concession. the redesignation will permit light industrial usage that is compatible with the residential area. (10 y' nvitosound to relocate.... • from page l had to make. We exhausted every other possibility but decided moving was the only way," said Wilton. Bob Patterson of Huromic, on the other hand, said his business is .booming here. Huromic has complete finishing facilities for building yachts from scratch. and also has a machine shop for industrial sub- contract work. Huromic is also located on Huckins Street in the Industrial Park and Patterson recently requested permission to buy 2112 acres of land to the west of his present . property to build an addition onto his building, possibly as early as this spring. Town council approved a recommendation from the GEDC Monday night to sell the land to Patterson for the regular $5,000 an acre fee with a buy-back clause. This clause states. that if the land is not used within five years of the purchase date, the town has the option of buying it back from the purchaser. The land is officially described as part 22 andvart 31 of plan 22R-1172. -It has a 220 foot frontage. Itis already zoned properly for the type of business carried on by Huromic and it is one of only two remaining serviced pieces of land in the Industrial Park. Huromic employs 40 persons now and Patterson says this number could be increased by 10 or 15 next winter after expansion. One GEDC member remarked that it seems to be easier to expand existing industries in Goderich than trying to attractnew ones. WWI 1 Photo finishing, YOUR I.D.A. H O T O GREAT VALUE! AT RIECK L.D.A. PHARMACY COLOUR PRINTS 12 EXPOSURE 20 EXPOSURE $4z9 $6z9 24 IXPOiURI 161115P011312 $7 2 9 $ 1 5 0 111+1x,.1 o RIECK tIOM 110, 12606 134 C01.0U6 ppm 6111M C®f PHARMACY 14 55101121111 MARI, G001E101 Day Care Centre active in March In March, the Huron Day Care Centre for the Homebound was active with shuffleboard matches, ceramic classes, exercises and other assorted craft lessons. A special 99 cent movie called Road to Utopia was shown and a St. Patrick's Day sing -song and party was held-on.March 17. Later in the month, Canadian winter travelogue _was given. In April, activities at the Centre include swim • therapy, the movie Railway Children will be screened' and Easter Crafts will be made. A volunteer workshop is also scheduled this month with guest speakers from the Canadian Cancer Society. Quotables I have always found that the way to a woman's heart lies through her child. - T.C. Haliburton, Saa>i Skid len When a woman closes her lips up tight, you may depend on it she is going to bite. - J.J. Proctor, The Philospher in the Clearing, 1897 The heart of a woman is seldom cold sto those who cherish her offspring. - Catherine Parr Traill, Canadian Crusoes, 1850 3trowrr are rt+ to 6eta. Sla,nless setsvatic shy Conintunty+ SHwe liu. A.'Now 55.96 Reg 69,95 B. Now 47.96 Reg 59.95.. 1518300401141 Silverptate • A. Now 46.56 Reg. 5845` B. Now'29.56 Reg. 38.95 Meldeoin LTDTM Steintess A. Now 61.56 Reg. 78.95 B. Now 49,56 Reg. 61.98 HeirloomTM Stainless A. Now 36.00 Reg. 45.00 B. Now 28.80 Reg. 36.00 Community TM Stainless A. Now 25.56 Reg. 31.95 B. Now 19.16 Reg. 23.95 Oneida"' Deluxe Stainless A.'Now 18.36 Reg. 22.95 B. Now 15.16 Reg, 18.95 26 LOVELY PATTERNS TO CHOOSE FROM! 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