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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-04-20, Page 50e pm f 2-4 75 Y On Friday even the Q„ddfetlovra aE Goderich celebrated the 89th an- niversary of'the institution. of the Orden on..this continent. The members and -their relatives attended in large numbers, and •at 9 O'clock quartettes were round 22 tables, playing progressive euchre. The street. watering cart was ordered oat on,Tuesday last. by Mayor Macklin, the dust being so plentiful in the high wind as to cause many complaints • by merchants and others on and around the Square.This is certainly a record start, and the question was again raised as to the possibility of one wagon doing the work properly during the season. A citizen on the Square, pointing to his counters which were covered with a layer of dust, made the suggestion that a second wagon of the one horse variety, such as are used in the cities, could be procured at a small cost, and the work hired out to someone. Suckers are very plentiful in all our rivers this year. Last week two professional men and three merchants of Lucknow journeyed to Pine River on a sucker fishing expedition, afid returned home with a pretty good load - of fish, we mean. 50 Years Ago The provincial ridings of North Huron and South Bruce were amalgamated into one riding to be known as Huron -Bruce. There was a month-old kitten in Goderich with six toes on each of three feet and the regulation five on the fourth. It belonged to Mrs. Hunt on Picton Street. Many wrestling fans from Goderich and district wat- ched Scotty McDougall triumph over Bill Mid, dlekauf in a very rough bout in London. A London newspaper referred to McDougall as, "the Goderich man with the famous smile." 25 Years Ago A 1,300 bed hospital for retarded children - the equivalent, indirectly, of an industry for Goderich of considerable magnitude - was assured on Wednesday evening. Speaking at the Huron Progressive Con- sery at ive on-servative nomination meeting at Clinton, Hon. W.A. Goodfellow, provincial cabinet minister, said that the government had already purchased some 300 acres of land, lots 13 and 14, in Goderich Township. The lots are located on the Blue Water Highway, a little more than two miles from the town's southern boundary. Best ever! Those two words sum up the ninth annual Young Canada Week Pee Wee hockey tournament, which reached its climax Saturday night when Stratford's little, "iron men" defied tradition to win the grand cham- pionship. Though they were defeated 5-3 by Stratford in the grand championship round Saturday, Goderich Pee Wees gave home town fans plenty to cheer about. Ted Williams' Lions won the "B" series title by nipping Tillsonburg 7-6 Friday evening. 5 Years Ago The construction ora new police station in Goderich may become top priority for Goderich Town Council in 1979 if the Goderich Police Commission has its way. The existing police station on West Street has recently been inspected by an in-. surance company, the Goderich Fire Department and a public institutions inspection committee. The police station originally housed a theatre and is more than 70 years old. All three inspections came to the same conclusion that the station was not fit for the purposes it was being used for. Some conditions of the existing station have been condemned. After the inspections the Goderich Police Commission went on record as requesting that the town build a new police station. Huron County's 274 high school teachers ended a 31 day strike April 12, voting 205 to 47 to ratify their 1977-78 and 1978-79 contracts. The acceptance of the pacts permitted schools in the county to re -open for the first time since February 22. 1 zehrs fine markets... of fire foods We reserve the right to limit purchases to reasonable weekly family requirement* SUPER SPECI _COMBINATION STYLE 3 CENTRE PORTION •3 RIB PORTION •3 TENDERLOIN PORTIONS "BUDGET PACK" PORK LAIN CH P; r • /kg WHOLE OR SPLIT FRESH! ONTARIO CHICKEN BREASTS 1 Ib. FAST FRY "CENTRE CUT" PORK LOIN CHOPS £27. BONELE PORK LOIN CHOPS OR ROASTS COUNTRY STYLE,RIB PORTION PORK LOIN, ROAST /k9 1491b. SCHNEIDERS COUNTRY GRILL SMOKED SAUSAGE Soo 9.2.79 BURNS RIND -ON PS - SLAB SIDE BACON 3'/ L 9b, NO NAME NOT OR SWEET ITALIAN SAUSAGE 500 g 2.69 "TN EVERT FREE SIO ORDER CANADA'S WONDERLAND BUY ONE GET ONE SUMMER PREVIEW PASSPORT COUPON The only FREE offer to Canada's Wonderland this year. Details posted in store. TENDERLOIN PORTION �:�' PORK LOIN ROAST /kg f.8.9Ib. SCHNEIDERS SMOKED SKILLETS STRIPS 500 g 2.29 NQ NAME'3 VARIETIES MEAT CHUBS coo g .. 2.49 Special Prices in Effect Till Closing Tues. April 26/83 BURNS SMOKED FULLY COOKED ROUND DINNER HAM I! r t /kg iO7lb. COUNTRY GOLD ROUND DINNER HAM .37. ?.89. COUNTRY GOLD SLICED BOLOGNA REG. OR ALL BEEF SCHNEIDERS SWEET PICKLED CORNMEALED BACK BACON 25/k. 3.Z9 PRODUCT OF CHILE CANADA 1 GRADE RED EMPEROR 3 VARIETIES SLICED SCHNEIDERS COOKED HAM 175 g I•69PKG. i 1 9 VARIETIES PORK AND BEEF BURNS BREAKFAST FARM STYLE SAUSAGE 3D6/k9 f.39Ib. PRODUCT OF U.S.A. BOX OF 104 OZ. NO -NAME T-BONE STEAKS 5 Ib. BOX FROZEN iwLfLi`ii':':; � •i<�i.i:•Y.ti:•?ii_:s_:•i1 4.5 Ib. BOX FROZEN `. � �_,.��fii!►;1'iril''v:::.'f�ie"�!i�E'' �Ktf�:�Li�'�:i GRAPES .96 /kg CANADA NO. 1 GRADE ONTARIO FRESH MUSHROOMS �6 ONTARIO'S CANADA FANCY MACINTOSH APPLES S lb. PKG. 149 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CAN. NO. 1 f SO/kg SPANISH TYPE ONIONS Sri PRODUCT OF HAWAII, USA, DOLE PINEAPPLES EACH 1.99 Ib.,. PROD. OF CHILE GRANNY' SMITH FANCY APPLES 1.96/k9 89 b. PRODUCT OF ONTARIO CAN. NO. 1 RUTABAGAS x/79# PRODUCT OF U.S.A. NO. 1 GRADE � N FRESH YAMS 73*L33b. NO. 1 GREEN. CABBAGE /kg ONTARIO GROWN #1 ENGLISH CUCUMBERS EACH 129 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. FRESH BUNCHES GREEN ONIONS 3/99 ' U.S.A. CALIFORNIA SWEET EATING SIZE 113's NAVEL ORANGES DOz.1.79 ;NO NAME PRODUCT OF CALIFORNIA U.S.A. FRESH LEMONS 6/79' PRODUCT OF U.S.A. FRESH, NO TOPS, RADISHES 16 oz. 119 FOR YOUR TRANSPLANTING ae UTNE _. NO -NAME TOP SOIL. x®99