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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1985-01-16, Page 14wr,o, ° • , 4, 7s ;,:g" •i • les - 0,4/ • • !OA:- ;•• 9 r,IAA AAAAsc,t,ATAvs(44,:4•4 74,44T.1\444. 0 C Betty MOlierief yeueT botne-from fluiveraltraosolliakaftef being hospitalized fora fevidays,after#0000,, Sherry JOfiegt, daughter of Bain and, Bet- fr Jones,. has. returned home aftRrhaviog a wonderful seventeen days visit.in Poop and Berlin, Germany. • • Mr. and Mrs. cord Jories visited on the weekend with Barry, Betty and Sharlene Jones. Attie Wise of Richfield, Ohio,°is visiting with Wellington and Kae Webster to enjoy some snowinobiling. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Robb visited with Ks %Nibs:4W Olio for a .week and 9u 1$9tordaY Cecil and100. visled vv4h Norma YOungiu.Goderloh. - Pine .4jscrflx.%aritrey*aitaai"Ceetishiricg24,o4:th:et;P•zinsie,alalv_w clay 'at the ehurskin the form 00710.0C1000 nary wee ir The meeting was opened by the president, Ruth Farrell. The roll call wasoanswered by their relatives in Milstein on Sunday- a wish you hadifor 1985. . Charles anti M*ynne Wilkins and Lloyd Ira lasTanrinaeetitiguln. ,phrey read the minutes of the win enjoyed dinner on Sunday in Wingham. Audrey Ferguson and Gail Lowry agreed with Laura and Mabel;Campbell. to look after the music and lunch the day the Lorne and Maxine Luther spent •the Tine River ladies went to entertain the oc7 season'a holiday in Ridgetown with their cupants at Pinecrest Manor Nursing Home relative,!,... and old friends. Ln Lucknow. Cecil and .11•1 Webster of Waterloo, sons Eunice Farrell and Glenna Farrell in - of Wellington and Kae Webster, came back troduced the new study book on Korea for from Ohio after visiting with the Wise S in 1985. UCW discusses fund-raising projects HOLMESVILLE Worship . Service at Holmesville United Church was well attend- ed last Sunday morning - with Rev. Bechtel in charge. Jackie Normansang a,$olo dur- ing the service; with Mrs. Vera Lobb at the organ, ' Confirmation was held with Rev. Bechtel in charge. Confirmed were Shannon Preszcator, Denise Johnson, Jim Crawford and Michael. Also at the service baby Aaron Alexander Jantzi, infant son of Lloyd and Theresa Jantzi was baptized. On January 20 the Annual Church meeting will follow the service at 1 p.m. Card Party The Goderich Township W.I. held a card party on January 10 with eix,tables playing. Winners were: Lone Rands;Ifruce McClira, 1-10LIVESVLLE NEWS eseussasesei Blanche Devoe, 482-953ii *am chey; High Man, Bob McNeil; High Lady, Betty Thompson; Low Man, Fran Powell; Low Lady, Betty Stoner. The next card par- ty is Thursday January 248 p.m. in the Com- munity Centre, Holmesville. Come and br- ing a friend. The Enterprising Seniors will meet January 17 in the Community Centre in Is Holmesville at 2p.m. HOUVIESVILLE - Money making projects and commitments were discussed by the Hofrnesvjlle UCW when they met on January 7. Penny saver captains for 1985 were nam- ed. They are Kaye Harris and Isobel Sturdy. Leader Muriel Grigg led the worship ser- vice and prayer was offered by Grace Walter. Phyllis Cox read the devotion, and readings were given by Jean Perdue and Mrs. Grigg. President Isobel Sturdy chaired the meeting and members were reminded that the congregational meeting will be held on Sunday, January 20 at 1 p.m. following the church service. . Class makes gingerbread puppets by Arletta Glenn and Shannon Kerr After reading the story, The Gingerbread Man, Mrs. Cameron's kindergarten class made gingerbread puppets from brown paper bags. Mr. Sygrove welcomed all his class back, including Cabbage Patch Kids. His class is studying snow and making a winter mural on the bulletin board. Mrs. Ottewell's Grade 2-3 class has been singing the song, "If Snowflakes Came in Flavours" and they made "flavoured" col- oured paper snowflakes to make their bulletin board. Crystal Brindley brought a coconut from Florida and each child had a taste of coconut and coconut milk. Mrs. Blanchette's Grade 1 class began an integrated study on Neighbourhood Helpers. Mrs. Tebbutt's Grade 4 painted a seasonal mural representing the four seasons and ac- tivities for each season. Amber celebrates her first Sympathy is extended to Ken Bowden and family of Goderich, formerly of the -Tillage on the death of his uncle at Chatham on January 8, . Word has been received of the fire that completely destroyed the home and con- tents of Mr. and Mrs. Winer Errington of Eagle River just before Christmas. Both Wilmer and Shirley were at their teaching jobs and son John was attending school 'at the.time. Wilmer, the -son of -Mrs. Mary Err- ington of Goderich, spent his childhood in Dungannon. Jim Errington has been a patient in Wingham hospital. Company on Saturday with Bill and Marie Park and Todd and Brad were Tom Park, OUNGANNyN EXDING Marie Park, 529-7719 .. . Val and Mike Bendig, Joey and Katie, Vicki IF and Ted Hew, Pat and Gary Johnston, Wanda and Tim Hodges, Stephen Park of London and Holly and Amber Park. The oc- casion was to help Amber celebrate her first birthday. • - . The Grade 5 students are now working on centres during Literature - writing stories, listening on tapes andsolving puzzles, This week is Secret Pal Week for Grade Six and during the week each student did special things for his/her secret pal. 4,••• • t•?' A Th4rs, p Melt- SPYDL� INTRODUCTION Thurs. &AO., km. 17461 180 •5% oPP ita SANITATION PRODUCTS 1O% OFFALL 'IN STOCKEQUIPMENT Featuring: Ration Master 11 computerized feed Herd Master computerized herd management. Flo -Mister parlor Pink meter. Micro Chip alternating elee- tronle pulsator. Automatic take off for stall barns and parlors. Energy saving equipment. High pressure cleaning equi- pment. Atitomatic feed car. Straw chop- pers. Feed catria. Wasiak buwlo. LEN BAUMAN • JIM BOAK 356-2282 357-1220 BOWL SUNDAY ' 'View the game on the la: screen' ow Jan. 20 sco • ?(\zes re. Food Specials "Join the Party" Open Sundays NOON -11 P.M. Thinking New Car in Spring? 'ink Twice! Cc Think Mazda 626 NOW. „..s11320. Several in Stock - Immediate 'Delivery! M -W MOTORS LTD. 184 AST ST., GODERICH ph: 524-2113 •••••••••••••••••••••••• J.M.CUTT LIMITED RED& WHITE FOODMASTER • 0 •" 91 VICTORIA STREET__ . GODERICH WE RESERVE THE BIG61T TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. •••••••••• • • • • • . • WINTER STORE HOURS: Monday -Saturday 8 am -9 pm Closed Sundays ,...e.rices in affectopill closing Saturday, January 19, 4135,, or while quantities last • '00.Bs...Mondays 9-6; 'Tuesdays 1-9; Wednesdays 9-93 ; Inucsdays 9-8; ridays Cat1....Pennv, Gwen, "Dor: et 3ao.tavy get, lot"' dovol" US PICK NO) OP 'N V-00( OFk A9$35. Sudy, Sharon or Kathy 'today! Corporation of the TOWN OF GODERICH -- PLANNING- ACT, -19 ------------------ NOTICE OF THE PASSING OF A ZONING BY-LAW BY THE CORPORATION-OFIME toWN OF TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Town of Goderich passed By -Law No. 3 of 1985 on the fourteenth day of January, 1985 under Section 3% of the Plannning Act, 1983_ ^ - • • AND TAKE NOTICE That any person or agency may appeal to the Ontario Municipal Board in respect of the by-law by filing with the Clerk of the Town of Goderich not later than the 18th day of February. 1985, a notice of cippeat setting out the objection to the By-law and the reasons in support of the objection. An explanation of the purpose and effect of the by-law describing the lands to which the by-law applies, and a key map showing the location of the lands to which the by-law applies are attached. The complete by-law is available for inspection in rny office during regular office hours. Dated at the Town of Goderich this 16th day of January, 1985. SCHEDULE 2 • BY-LAW No. 3 of 1985 Sy -law 3 of 1985 has the following purpose and effect: By-law 3 of 1985 implements the Official Plan for the Town of Goderich Planning Area, which sets out policies for the eStablishment of group homes in the Municipality. This by-law permits one class of group home - a home for motfuirs and children suffering from emotional, social end physical distress. - to locate in any residential area In the Town Of Goderich provided that the requirements specified .in fly -law 3 - 1985 are satisfied. These provisions require that "Such facilities are properly maintained, operated and managed and prohibits their concentration in any raititiential neighbourhood. Group homes aro seen as a institutionalization for people with non-acute sal, mental and physical problems who require more core than their families canprovide, but do not require the level of care found in Institutions, ond ensures that needy individuals are not forced to leave their communities to find suitable care. A Kai Map" shearing, fhis I�c�fon of the 1�8d l� IRMA the By-itiVE OftiplioS tint Included liner the By-law applies to all, rather than specific" residential areas irb the Town of GoderIch. Larry .1. McCabe Clerk -Treasurer Town of Goderich • FROZEN • SALMON STEAKS $6.59 KG. 0 LB. • ROUND STEAKS • • • $2 99 LB. '6.59 KG. • MAPLE LEAF S.P. •COTTAGE ROLLS $226 • $4.99 KG. • LB. FULL SLICE RUMP ROASTS BONELESS SIRLOIN TIP ROASTS *7.25 KG. $329, • LB. MAPLE LEAF E $1 81 POLISH SAUSAG 3.99 KG • LB SCHNEIDER S • BONELESS '4.39 KG. • STEW • BEEF•$1 99 • pooinscpopo • LB. ,MEDIUM $3.95 KG. GROUND BEEF $1 79 LEI BACON $ 99 500 G. • • • • • • • • •• PRODUCT pr U.S.A. CAN. NO. 1 GRADE • CAULIFLOWER AP_ • FLORIDA WHITE ONLY • GRAPEFRUIT 994A P ODUCT OF U.S.A. CAN. NO. 1 GRADE TOMATOES $ 1 .52 KG. 69B. PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CAN. NO. 1 GRADE CELERY STALKS 79'EA PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CAN. NO. 1 GRADE HEAD LETTUCE .7 7 EA. • PRODUCE OF ONTARIO NO. 1 GRADE S 99 CHIQUITA 73' KG. PRODUCE OF U.S.A. 4 2 . 84 KG. • • ToKtr.SHR, 4 0 . MUSHROOMS 4 . 3 9 KG. mar RCA_FuCt.1 GRADE si_2_11LB.9 * LB. ANIMAS- 31 LIBBY'S DEEP BROWN SHREDDIES KLEENEX 200S 7 7 NIBLETS 7 • 120Z.FANCY • KIDNEY • Kos 694 16TA NS 694 c WITH PORK Rpu. 1 7. 9 $ TISSUES Aft; CORN Litiq • • HUMPTY DUMPTY 200 G. SUNKIST GIANT SIZE ORANGES NAVEL mg, DOZ. • 0 itt. ek 4II% PRODUCT OF ONTARIO EXTRA FANCY_ t alh 9 9 RED DE1ICIOUS APPLES • - 5 LB. BAG 4w POTATO CHIPS 994 • PICNIC 12 5 OZ FROZEN JUICE 99 • PARAMOUNT 7% OZ. RED SOCKEYE SALMON • $ 219 • • MOTT'S 1 L. ROYAL 85 0. JELLY POWDERS4$1 00: FOILA.AL, CARNATION 10 HOT CHOCOLATE$ lisv; CO KIES COCONUT & CHOCOLATE 4 9 CARAMELLE 200 G. $ 1 $ 11 1 9 • WHITE SWAN 4 ROLL $ 169 CLAMATO JUICE • CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP 2FOR994 • CAMPBELL 1001. TINS • $1 (.29 ALLEN'S 48 FL. OZ. PURE APPLE JUICE DEL MONTE 14 FL. OZ. a FANCY VEGETABLES 694 • WHITE SWAN 2 ROLL $ • PAPER TOWELSI 1. 9PKG • ROBIN HOOD 1.35 • OLD MILL OATS $1115 •PORK RIBLETS 99 • LB. ... LIBBY'S FANCY 48 FL. OZ. TOMATO JUICE 994 AYLMER CHOICE TOMATOES 28 FL. OZ. DAD'S OATMEAL BROWNIE CHOC. CHIP 750 G. DEL MONTE 14 Fl OZ PINEAPPLE TIO BITS CRUSHED 79 COOKIES BATHROOM TISSUE EXTRA 10 FL. OZ. MUSHROOMS STIE3CASS. 1 94 Odi PEANUTS tohan AT. IN THE SHELL , 4F-277 W 1 KG. BAG • • HEINZ 1 L. TOMATO KETCHUP $249,-9 • sirbee••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••