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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1985-04-03, Page 20i pAWE 20-,-GODERICH SIGNAL -TAR, WEDNESDAY, Al RIL 3,1965 No one was injured in this three -car pile-up Friday afternoon. The crash, which occurred around 5 p.m. at the corner of Hwy. 8 and Britannia Road, in Goderich, caused $20,000 damage to vehicles involved and $1,000 damage to a traffic light pole. (photo by Patrick Raf- tis ) Easter celebration planned in Goderich Twp. Easter will be celebrated around the world this • coming Sunday. The Ses- quieentennial Committee in Goderich Township felt that this would be an ap- propriate time to think of the heritage they have been given. Bob Elliot, chairperson of the Church ser- vices committee in Goderich Township felt that it was fitting that in the 150th year the residents think ,of blessings that they have 'been given and that on this anniversary of the triumph over death they join in thankfulness and worship for what has been received. . A service, called an Easter Celebration, will be held in the Township Community Centre on Easter Sunday, April 7, at 2:00 p.m. As people arrive : they will be greeted by a large stone shape; created by grade 4 pupils at Holmesville school, representing• the stone that was rolled away from the tomb. Rising in .the background will be the three crosses symbolic of the saviour. saviour. - The Celebration will begin with the trumpets announcing the good news, "Christ has risen." A Sesquicentennial choir of 50 voices will assist in telling the story of the Resurrection. A slide presenta- tion depicting the Biblical and present times will run simultaneously to supplement the musical numbers. A coffee hour will follow the service and everyone will be invited to stay. This service is special in its presentation, but will be especially of interest to those who enjoy Easter music and fellowship. Everyone is welcome. The March 1-5-0 events are now over and the Committee was very pleased with the at- tendance at the activities. 'they appreciate the support and interest of the residents of the area. It makes the planning and organiz- ing seem very worthwhile. Many Committee members attended the fun curling spiel at the Vanastra curling Club on March 23. Teams were created by mixing Goderich and Tuckersmith Township Sesquicentennial committee members. The purpose was to get ac- quainted with neighboring residents and share ideas about the two celebrations. Everyone seemed to really enjoy the day and comments were made that that kind of activity should be done far more often. Both townships will get together on the ball diamonds during the special July week that each has planned. Those that planned the day are thanked for their great effort. The final special Assistance Day for the Family History Book was held on Sunday March 31. Once again the weather was un•il cooperative when it provided sleet and freezing rain. A large number of interested people came out however to get the support they needed to finish their histories. Many brought samples of their early family photographs which will certainly make the book very unique and interesting. Those compiling their information were to have in- formed Allison Lobb by April 1. The finished copies should be handed in to her in the next couple of weeks or sent to her at RR2 Clin- ton. When they are all submitted final copies can then be prepared for each family to pro- ofread. At that time the size of the book can be assessed at a price decided upon. For that reason orders for the book cannot be taken until all this work has been com- pleted. 4-H club to enter Bayfield fair HOLMESVILLE - On March 27, Holmesville II's Sensational Seamstresses met for Meeting V. We opened the meeting with the 4-H pledge. The minutes from the last meeting were read and there we discussed club business. Our leader mentioned that the Bayfield Fair would be glad to have any of the garments we sew entered in the Fair. Our leader hand- ed out pale yellow Duotarigs. We will use them to hold our books and papers. The treasurer's report was $13.63. For roll call we had to tell which finishing stitch we will use to sew our ga'rmets with. One member was absent. We read over the section in our books which told how to sew the ribbing onto clothes. After, we worked oh our ribbing samples. The next meeting is on April 3 at 7 p.m. -By Diane Bradshaw. Asbestos levels high in schools 5YEARS AGO Huron county schools have been checked or are in the process of being checked, for dangerous asbestos levels. Director of education, D.J. Cochrane said Tuesday that the board is carrying out a directive from the ministry of education to check all schools in its jurisdiction. The ministry issued the edict, last month, requiring all boards to conduct a study of school buildings. Concerned and anxious farmers from across Ontario will converge on Ottawa April 24, to protest against high interest rates and request for government assistance. This Friday evening the GU('I student body will select a queen from five lovely candidates at the Home formal. The new queen will be crowned at midnight by last years.giteen.Lauxe Nurse. 25 YEARS Wrii Judge Frank Fingland presented citizen- ship papers to about 60 new Canadians in an --impressive_.cerem_ony at. the _Hurge _('_ounty Court house Monday evening. They were mostly of Dutch origin. Prior to the presen- tations, Judge Fingland delivered a thought _provoking .address, on the responsibilities_ Canadians had as citizens. Atter the ceremony, the new Canadians adjourned to the Legion hall where a party was held. Fishing boats sneaked around the end of the north break water and pushed their way through ice to head into the open lake Wednesday morning for the first time this season. It may bo.about mid-April. 40 Y14:AR.S AG() A property at the corner of Hamilton and St. Andrew streets was purchased from the estate of the late Walter E. Kelly by Reg R.G. Stoddart of 72 The Square GOLD - SILVERSMITH DESIGNER - also *weaving •glass • CANADIAN AWARD WINNING DESIGNER . GODERICH, ONTARIO 524-4509 LOOKING BACK McGee, who planned to construct a modern automobile showroom and service station on the site. W.J. Hodge was elected president of. the Goderich lawn bowling club in 1945. On April 1, several of the firefighters that wintered here left to engage in the seasons traffic. March 1945, was notable for its summer- like, weather. In the first week, a temperature of 85 degrees was reached, and in its last week thermometer readings on four successive days were 86,85,82, and 84. 80 YEARS AGO John Kelly retired manager of the Goderich P.UT. and the r7ian who claimed he made the first automobile, died in the Alexandra Marine and General hospital Saturdaynight_ he was 96 years -old. It hasn't been cJecidea whiethier -or--Trot' " Goderich stores should commence closing on Saturday nights or remain open Friday nights_ instead. It is a move gradually being adopted by municipalities throughout On- tario. It remained the $64 question following a meeting of the newly organized Goderich retail merchants association Tuesday night. Further study of the proposed move is to be made before any further decision is reach- ed. Goderich sailors stood up under strong pressure to stave off 13 penalties for a 5-2 victory over the Exeter Mohawks in Exeter and once again take the lead in.the WOAA Intermediate A final series. • •••••••••••••••Irt••• GODERICH LAMP arc • FAN CENTRE • • "Come in and browse" ' • • *Fans ` *Lamps • • Brass Plated • • Heat Vents & Switch Plates • • 524-2284 56A STANLEY ST. • GODERICH • .000,00r00••G••••i•••• win City School of Hairstylin Waterloo, Ont. •Hairstyling • Barbering •Ear Piercing •Make-up 55 Erb St. East Monday to Friday 5:30 am to 4:30 pm • • • • • • • ••• •••• THE MARCH 'irk° • • IS ON! Many physically 3 disabled men and women need your help. Please give generously. GP ABILITY FUND PECK APPLIANCES "IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA" •FLLTER QUEEN SALES & SERVICE *VACUUM CLEANERS (Safes & Service to Most Makes) •FM COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS (For Form & Business) •WHIRLPOOL APPLIANCES •WOODS FREEZERS •CENTRAL VACUUM SYSTEMS •INSECT & FLY KILLING UNITS (For Indoor & Outdoor Use) •GIFTS & MANY MORE ITEMS VARNA,'ONT. 462-7103 IYHAT y0U CALI. NO CHANCE ►1A' BE Vona 0NLY CHANC "Little Joe's" Bluewoter Coffee Shop 3SS BAYFIELD ROAD GODERICH 524-4331 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• JM. CUTT LIMITED WINTER STORE HOURS: RED & WHITE FOODMASTER Mend Closed Sundays .qPm • • !FILL YOUR • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 24 x 280 MI. TIN REGULAR OR DIET SPRITE REGULAR OR DIET 91 VICTORIA STREET Prices In effect until cloying • GODERICH Saturday, April 6, 1985 or • WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. while quantities fast. • ••• •••••••••••••••••••: aaat,aake7a FOR LESS...HERE: 99 • 14 OZ. TIN CRUSHED, SLICED OR TID BITS IN OWN JUICE Del Monte pineapple .69 150-200 G. BAGS ASSORTED HOSTESS chips or snacks HAYTER'S FRESH TURKEYSOLB. AVG. • • 1369 G. VACUUM PACK CUSTOM ROAST TRADITION FINE, • EXTRA FINE OR REGULAR GRIND • Nabob • coffee • 2•�••1.5 7B. •• CANADA GRADE 3.51 KG. FRESH MINCED, MEDIUM GROUND BEEF /kg 3.95 ib.1.79 SCHNEIDER'S 500 G. PKG. RINDLESS BACON 9< 2• • SCHNEIDER'S-SMOKED-BONELESS • OLDE FASHIONED • HAMS 8.8O KG. 3.9 • SAUSAGE • MEAT • 500 G. • 450 G. PKG. ,. RED HOTS, DUTCH TREET, SKINLESS SCHNEIDER'S WIENERS 199 175 G. PKG. SCHNEIDER'S ASST. POPULARS LUNCH MEATS129 • SCHNEIDER'S 500 G. PKG. REG. OR ALL BEEF MINI SIZZLERS 2f PREDRESSED GRADE 'A' CORNISH CHICKENS 4kg4.17 1b.1.89 9LB. CUT'FROM CANADA GRADE 'A' BEEF ROUND STEAK STEAK 5.9.3 KG. 2 OR ROASTS .69. • _139 • • McCA1N • FROZEN 12.5 FL. OZ. TIN • CONC.,,,UNSW. • ORANGE • JUICE 169 • • • CAPRI • 4 ROLL PKG. • BATHROOM • TISSUE • ,0 • SCHNEIDER'S BLUE RIBBON STORE SLICED BOLOGNA /100 g.51 ft,. 2.29 DOLE 48 FL. OZ. TIN PINEAPPLE JUICE 59 1 L. OIL. SUNLIGHT LIQUID DETERGENT SCHNEIDER'S STORE SLICED SPICED HAM , OR BEERWURST /100 g .84 3.79 BOX OF 72 TETLEY TEA BAGS 3 29 LOWES IMPROVED 4 KG. BAG KITTY LITTER Z& W STORE SLICED COOKED HAM /100 g .53 Ib. 2,39 750 ML. BTL. REG. OR DIET SPRITE REG. OR DIET COKE BONELESS DINNERM 1 ZIGGYS STORE SLICED BLACKFOREST SMOKED HAM /100 gl10 ih. 4.99 QUAKER 550 G. BOX LIFE CEREAL PLUS DEP. • 59 • 14-14.5 OZ. CAN ASST. DR. BALLARD'S DOG FOOD :'i .69 , 170 G. TIN ASST. CANNED MISS MEW CAT FOOD SCHNEIDER'S • JUMBO POLISH • LOOPS • /kg 5.71 11). 2.59 • • .59 KG. 2.99L..• MAPLE LEAF FAMILY SIZE COLBY, BRICK, MOZZARELLA, FARMER SPECIALITY VAR. CHEESE 7.40 KG. 3.36LB. 24 OZ. TIN SWIFTS PREM. CANNED HAMS 3 99 • FRENCH'S PREPARED MUSTARD 500 ML. 39'- CANADA UTILITY • GR. EVISCERATED 3-6 KG. OR • 6-12:,8. AVG. • FROZEN TURKEYS • 2.62 KG. • 1.19LB.• 10.5" 0 PKG. OF 15 ROYAL CHINET • DINNER. • PLATES • 59 • • • ASST. • 0 READY TO SERVE 4,7 FROSTINGS OR • SUPER MOIST9 • CAKE MIXES 4911. 450,G. CONI' i-510G.PKG. -4,'0 BETTY CROCKER RED ROSE 60's FOR LIFE AUTO HOME COMMERCIAL FARM INSURANCE SERVICES - ASK FOR JIM BELL. 31 WEST ST.. GODIRICH BUS; 524-2138 . RS: 524.8521 /46•1)the vile --o Ylle INSURANCE SERVICES -TEA BAGS PROD. OF ONT. •CAN. NO. 1 dik ENGLISH CUCUMBE; 6 q • WHITE PRODUCT OF USA NO. 1 GRADE HUMPTY DUMPTY • POT _... 200 GRAM 2.49ATO CHIPS PROD. OF USA SUNKIST PROD. OF USA PROD. OF USA PINEAPPLES FRESH • MINI CA t ; ELORANGES YA11AS -RADISHES -- DAFFODILS • .69 BAG • 299 ;sq ,602.•69 1 • ,9 • 98�N. • • NEW POTATOES • EASTER FRUIT 499 7.99 14.99 BASKETS • 1.OE KG. •49 LB. PRODUCT OF USA CANADA NO. 1 GRADE CELERY STALKS.6$ EA.• • 0 • 2 LB. BOWL MAGIC BLUE BONNET 450 G. CONT. • SOFT BAKING • MARGARINE POWDER • 9 o 2.' • WESTON'S • WHOLE WHEAT • BREAD - 8 • 100% 675 G. • •PRODUCE OF CHILE CAH. NO. 1 GRADE GRL8. • SEEDLESS GRAPES 1.2 .28 KG. • PRODUCE OF ONTARIO NO. 1 GRADE PRODUCT OF USA CAN. NO. 1 GRADE ASPARAGUS 1.69 LB. 3.72 KG. FRESH LOCAL MAPLE SYRUP ASSORTED SIZES .289 • ICE CREAM 2 L. PKG. 99 9 540 G. PKG. ROBIN HOOD FLAKY FIE CRUST MIX 1 49 190Z. TIN STAFFORD CHERRY PIE FILLING 99 BICK'S PICKLES DILLS, SWEET ICICLE -SLICES. 39 • , s00 G. • BEATRICE 250 ML, BEATRICE WHIPPINGSOUR CREAM • 9 9 CREAM MUSHROOMS 1.99 L8. 4.39 KG. FLORIDA INDIAN RIVER PINK OR WHITE GRAPEFRUIT 4 FOR • 99 CANADA DRY 1OML.BTL. 2FOR .99 GINGER ALE PLUS DEP. GREEN GIANT NIBLET CORN 12 OZ. 39 500 ML. 29 • • • • WHITE SWAN PAPER TOWELS 2 ROLL PKG. .9 • • • 9: • COOL WHIP • .89 ; • .79; 500 ML. PRODUCT OF ONTARIO NO. 1 GRADE HEAD LETTUCE PRODUCT OF ONTARIO • NO, 1 GRADE . CARROTS 2 LB. BAG • 4 • ••••••••i••••••••••••••••••••1•••••••••• Ah'