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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-05-19, Page 21MONDAY & TUESDAY 9-6 P.M. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY & FRIDAY 9-9 P.M. SATURDAY • 6:30-6 P.M. GODERICH SIGNALLSTAR, WEDI FSDAY.'MAY 19,1982—PAGE 7A THESE SPECIALS I HIGHWAY #8 AVAILABLE ONLY IN: GODERICH Flour mill burns 75 YEARS AGO About 1:30 yesterday morning the fire alarm sounded for the burning of Dietrich & Son's Flour Mill, which a few minutes after the alarm, was burning brightly and with a fier- ceness that showed that the fire had been going for some time. And that is likely, for a resident of Colborne says he saw the fire through the mill's windows at one o'clock, when he rose to give his sick child a drink. Dietrich & Son's loss will _--. probably be between $13,000 and;15,000 that is for grain, flour, machinery and the building. Messrs. Currie, Lamont, Willed and Engineer Pat, terson of the County Council last week met a committee of the Perth Council at the Sauble and the two com- mittees examined the bridge that crosses the boundary between Huron and Mid- dlesex. The bridge is an old one, and the united com- mittee agreed that it was dangerous, and too old to be repaired, and appointed Messrs. Patterson of Huron and Talbot of Perth, to prepare plans and specifications and advertise them. Snow in Goderich last Friday morning almost reminds us that we are yet in the lap of winter. 40 YEARS AGO The Goderich-Bayfield section of the Blue Water Highway is to have a dust - elimination treatment this season, according to a letter from the Provincial High- ways Department read at the meeting of the town council on Friday. The letter read as follows: "The Department have in mind a prime treat-^fe-nt en fhb road which will eliminate all dust. This work will be carried out. as soon as possible, providing asphalt material can be obtained." Government land buyers were in Goderich this week negotiating purchases for the new elementary relief training field to be built in Goderich township for Sky Harbor. It was reported that the farm of Harold Mon- tgomery, all but 40 acres on which is located the house, ', has been purchased, as has also the farm of John Sowerby and the Dalton place, which is not occupied. Hundreds of men are now _._engaged --on -construction_ work at the Centralia, St. Joseph and Grand Bend airports and at the new army training camp at Ipperwash, just across the county line, in Lambton. 25 YEARS AGO Three new teachers were hired by Goderich Public School Board at the May meeting. While there have been four resignations from the 1956-57 staff, it is planned to close one room next term due to decreasing enrolment. The new teachers will be Miss Sheila Feagan of R.R. 4 Goderich; Miss Flora Turnbull of R.A. 2 Brussels, and Miss Beatrice Gedcke of R.R. 2 Gorrie. The cornerstone of the new wing of Alexandra Marine and General Hospital was officially laid last Saturday by R.C. Hays, Q.C., a former chairman of the Board of Governors and a member of the board for 35 years. Don't leave school early in life to play hockey even though you have your heart set on making the playing of hockey your life . career, Howie Meeker, coach of the Toronto Maple " Leafs, warned boys attending the sports night banquet of the Lions Club at the Bedford Hotel Friday evening. As guest speaker at the banquet, held to honor the Young Canada Week com- mittee, Howie Meeker told the members of the pee wee team present they should stay on at school for by doing so they would make better progress playing, hockey later on and would surpass those boys who had to quit school early in order to play hockey. 5 YEARS AGO Employees at the Domtar- Sifto Salt Mine voted unanimously to accept a company offer and returned to work Sunday at midnight ending the 17 day strike. Goderich Town Council Monday evening concurred with six recommendations from the Agricultural Park Maintenance Committee which met earlier the same evening. Approval was given to call tenders for the demolition of the grandstand after the summer's activities and to immediately post signs on the structure ad- vising people of the Ontario government's findings that the grandstand is unsafe. WESTON MEALTYME HAMBURG OR H T D G ROLLS- -. /� OUR REG.,f 0 77C PKG. PKGS. ,. ' OF 8 • TRY OUR OWN BRAND ZEHRS KETCHUP \._„ OUR REG. 0 1.46 575 ml. ' BOTTLE . ZEHRS CHOICE HOLE POTATOES ' OUR REG. St 59c TIN 19 FL. Oz. TINS DIET PEPSI, MOUNTAIN DEW OK PEPS COLA OU.R REG. 9.69 300 ml. • BOTTLES CASE OF � _._..._... _ -AV-ARABLE- AT-•- 24X10"OZ`: "'""' REGULAR PRICE TINS . GARDEN SALAD, CORK, CUBIT, HOT DOG, YUM YUM OR HAMBURGER., B CKS ,REL SHES OUR REG. 1.15 — ._ 37.5j-m.l-' J`A-R-_ NO NAME 9" DIAMETER FOA PLATES OUR REG. , 2.89 _._. _.. �.. ..__-PKC.,_.._ OF 50 • NIAGARA FROZEN LE. OUR REG. 69C EA. 12.E FL. OZ. TEAS PINK OR REGULAR ONADE NEILSON BREA OUR REG. $ 1.83 PKG. OF 12 • FUDGESICLES 42 OR S CLES • • .SOFT OUR REG. 89C 1 LB. TUB SCHNEIDERS ARGAR NE 0 SEALTEST SMOOTH it CREAMY COTTAGE - CHEESE 500 3 9 TUB79 i FROZEN FRUIT BEVERAGE • FIVE AL!VE 12,5 FL. OZ. 90 TIN ASSTD FLAVOURS SWISS •STYLE GAY LEA YOGURT 1758 SUPER STRONG , SURTEC GARBAGE • BAGS PKG. OF 10 SCHNEIDERS FROZEN BREADED FRIED CHICKEN 900 . BUCKET 9 sig MILD, FARMERS, ss C-HEE•SE 250 g MEDIUM, OLD, BRICK, • • SLOW BURNING KINGSFORD • CHARCOAL $2_994 .4, COLOURS VELOUR BATHROOM • ' TISSUE $129„.,_ RUNSWEETENED ORANGE GRAPEFRUIT OR BLENDED TREESWEET JUICESBRIIBRIQUETS 48.$ FL LARGE SIZE LIQUID STYLE . JAVEX BLEACH 3.6 L , SCHNEIDERS CHICKEN BEEF OR STEAK "OWN.MEATY .. PIES r FROZEN PURE VEGETABLE CRISPY FLAKE , :. SCHNEIDERS. SHORtENING 9 # ,1 LB. , 10 LB.• ROLL -_OZ,# ...._ TIN • .ITRE JUG _ 25Q -Cy- • PK.�a — ---- 5 VARIETIES . 5 LANCIA PASTAS 750 g 79f PKG. BRAVO. PLAIN EXTRA THICK •AND ZESTY SPAGII ET T! SAUCE 28 oz- st 9' 9 NEILSO.NS REG. OR CALIFORNIA ICED TEA MIX T N g 2.79 REGULAR 30'S TODDLER 24'S BABY SCOTT • DIAPERS S3• 79 ' KING,SFORD • • CHARCOAL . MATCHLIGHT BRIQUETS L 2 4 LB, 2 9 WHOLE WHEAT CEREAL NABISCO SHREDDIES 675 g s. 9 14 PREPARED FRENCHS MUSTARD 750 ml I BRAVO WITH MEAT AND MUSHROOMS EXTRA THICK & ZESTY SPAGHETTI SIUCE $ 28 oz: I 59 AEROSOL SPRAY • OFF INSECT REPELLENT so to 125 g HOUSE 8 GARDEN INSECT KILLER RAID SPRAY . V s, 350 gi0.69 694501. OREO OR CHIPS AHOY . CHRISTIES COOKIES 79 ` HOSTESS . CRISPOS OR KRINKLES POTATO CHIPS 1.19 ! VARIOUS SIZES ASSORTED 'VARIETIES DARES CANDIES a50-'1' 650 g BICKS GARLIC PLAIN OR POLSKI OGORKIE DILL PICKLES $ LITRE Wf ° SWEET YUM YUM OR SWEET MIXED BICKS ' PICKLES. $ 1 OE I 99 LI TRE • SCENTED OR UNSCENTED • BAN ROLL-ON.. 50 ml 9 SIZE St CLOVER LEAF WRITE ALBACORE FLAKED TUNA 1 84 g 7910 TIN , PRODUCT OF CANADA PIECES & STEMS MEADOWGLEN. MUSHROOMS FL. OZ. TIN 4sumnol PKG. Esso fluid Altar)- Oven °I"RE $1, f9 12-x15. 69' Cou ntry BARBECUE LIGHTER ALUMINUM FOIL =r `-- Grandma Martin Fresh Oatmeal or Chefmaster �� X1.69 45° g 69 CORNED BEEF 12 oz. COOKIES . WHITE BRAN -Chocolate 3 Varieties •Weston or Raspberry ; 89` BREAD MUFFINS CLARKS STEWS 680 g 169 SWISS ROLLS PKG. OF 4 _. - 2 Varieties 24 oz. LOAF690 PKG. OF 6 Fleecy liquid , e $2.99 Condition i'� �� SHAMPOO 450 ml FABRIC SOFTENER LITRE if Li tons Orange Pekoe Flo Thru Hawaiian Punch - 4 Varieties 100 $2,99 CRYSTALS. 234 g 99 TEA BAGS s Baby Orange flavo d � Neilson 2% o, CHOCOLATE MILK T LITRE 77.FREsH Scott WIPES 40 s '179 TANG CRYSTALS 13 oz 4 s 4,59 THESE SPECIALS I HIGHWAY #8 AVAILABLE ONLY IN: GODERICH Flour mill burns 75 YEARS AGO About 1:30 yesterday morning the fire alarm sounded for the burning of Dietrich & Son's Flour Mill, which a few minutes after the alarm, was burning brightly and with a fier- ceness that showed that the fire had been going for some time. And that is likely, for a resident of Colborne says he saw the fire through the mill's windows at one o'clock, when he rose to give his sick child a drink. Dietrich & Son's loss will _--. probably be between $13,000 and;15,000 that is for grain, flour, machinery and the building. Messrs. Currie, Lamont, Willed and Engineer Pat, terson of the County Council last week met a committee of the Perth Council at the Sauble and the two com- mittees examined the bridge that crosses the boundary between Huron and Mid- dlesex. The bridge is an old one, and the united com- mittee agreed that it was dangerous, and too old to be repaired, and appointed Messrs. Patterson of Huron and Talbot of Perth, to prepare plans and specifications and advertise them. Snow in Goderich last Friday morning almost reminds us that we are yet in the lap of winter. 40 YEARS AGO The Goderich-Bayfield section of the Blue Water Highway is to have a dust - elimination treatment this season, according to a letter from the Provincial High- ways Department read at the meeting of the town council on Friday. The letter read as follows: "The Department have in mind a prime treat-^fe-nt en fhb road which will eliminate all dust. This work will be carried out. as soon as possible, providing asphalt material can be obtained." Government land buyers were in Goderich this week negotiating purchases for the new elementary relief training field to be built in Goderich township for Sky Harbor. It was reported that the farm of Harold Mon- tgomery, all but 40 acres on which is located the house, ', has been purchased, as has also the farm of John Sowerby and the Dalton place, which is not occupied. Hundreds of men are now _._engaged --on -construction_ work at the Centralia, St. Joseph and Grand Bend airports and at the new army training camp at Ipperwash, just across the county line, in Lambton. 25 YEARS AGO Three new teachers were hired by Goderich Public School Board at the May meeting. While there have been four resignations from the 1956-57 staff, it is planned to close one room next term due to decreasing enrolment. The new teachers will be Miss Sheila Feagan of R.R. 4 Goderich; Miss Flora Turnbull of R.A. 2 Brussels, and Miss Beatrice Gedcke of R.R. 2 Gorrie. The cornerstone of the new wing of Alexandra Marine and General Hospital was officially laid last Saturday by R.C. Hays, Q.C., a former chairman of the Board of Governors and a member of the board for 35 years. Don't leave school early in life to play hockey even though you have your heart set on making the playing of hockey your life . career, Howie Meeker, coach of the Toronto Maple " Leafs, warned boys attending the sports night banquet of the Lions Club at the Bedford Hotel Friday evening. As guest speaker at the banquet, held to honor the Young Canada Week com- mittee, Howie Meeker told the members of the pee wee team present they should stay on at school for by doing so they would make better progress playing, hockey later on and would surpass those boys who had to quit school early in order to play hockey. 5 YEARS AGO Employees at the Domtar- Sifto Salt Mine voted unanimously to accept a company offer and returned to work Sunday at midnight ending the 17 day strike. Goderich Town Council Monday evening concurred with six recommendations from the Agricultural Park Maintenance Committee which met earlier the same evening. Approval was given to call tenders for the demolition of the grandstand after the summer's activities and to immediately post signs on the structure ad- vising people of the Ontario government's findings that the grandstand is unsafe.