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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1985-12-11, Page 6AY titleao laa To*hi esr o t i Thursday, Dec. 12 Zurich CoMmunityt, Centro Jackpot ■ S500 must Bonanza Game sO calls 4 flash games • 1 early bird • 10 regular games • 1 mystery prize Over 52000 in cash prizes. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Bingo starts at 7:45 sharp go ALL PROCEEDS FOR "NEW" BALL DIAMOND Bring your dabbers. No one under 16 allowed to play 40tA n n iversary Special Purchase $ 95 4 9 9 plus tax, 6 only Over 60 microwaves ovens in stock Store open Monday December 23 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. MICORWAVE OVEN Model YCT2039 • 1.5 cublic foot capacity - 700 watts • Multi -Wave TM microwave system • Shelf for meal -in -one cooking capability • Variable power control • Electronic touch control • 100 - Minute timer • Automatic temperature control (probe) • Automatic hold/warm • 2 - Memory levels • Delay start (up to 100 minutes) • Change/cancel pad • Patented door handle and interlock • Interior oven light • Easy to clean acrylic interior • Sealed -in ceramic shelf • End of cooking audible signal • Black glass see-through door • Illustrated microwave cookbook Winners of our Draw Microwave oven Mrs. Mallett, Crediton Automatic washer Cindy Telford, Bayfield Next draw is for an automatic dishwasher FREE draw on a mobile dishwasher with each appliance purchase. We Service What We Sell DRYSDALE MAJOR APPLIANCE CENTRE LTD. HENSALL 262-2728 Ontario "THE PLACE TO SUY APPLIANCES Open a - 6 Friday Night till 9 p.m. Our 40th Year Closed Mondays Name Gerd Heidinger has opened Samuelson's Jewellers in the Suncoast Mall. The jewellery store offers a complete line of men's and ladies rings, gold and silver chains, watches, selected crystal and silver plated items. Heidinger says the response to his new business has been positive and he is looking forward to a future as a member of the Goderich business com- munity. 1 BEAT rdv 1 BY SHARON DIETZ Gerd Heidinger and his wife, Ann have enjoyed a positive response since they opened Samuelson's Jewellers in the Surj- coast Mall, Goderich. "People have been great," says Gerd who managed a jewellery store in the Kit- chener - Cambridge area before coming to Goderich to open his own business. The store has a full line of ladies' and men's diamond and stone rings, wedding rings, signet rings, a variety of gold and silver chains. earrings, watches, tie tacks, selected crystal and silver plated items and jewellery boxes. Samuelson's also of- fers a complete service for jewellery cleaning and repair. Heidinger plans to increase his stock next spring and he and his family have plans to open more Samuelson's jewellery stores in the future. Gerd and Ann are excited about the pro- spects for the Suncoast Mall under the direction of the mall's new owners. They look forward to living in Goderich and ser- ving the people of the surrounding area. First tripartite stabilization plan for red meat producers is signed By Stephanie Levesque Federal agriculture minister John Wise has signed a tripartite national stabilization agreement and he is waiting for provincial agriculture ministers to put their signature to the document. "I've been waiting for two weeks," Mr. Wise told a crowd of about 200 at the Strat- ford Rotary Club's annual rural -urban night on October 31. Mr. Wise said there is a vehicle in place to put forward the tripartite stabilization pro- gram, an idea that has been tossed about between the federal and provincial govern- ments for the past 10 years. "The vehicle is there, the wheels are on. There is no sense in me driving down the road by myself. I want some passengers," said Mr. Wise indicating the passengers should be the provincial agriculture ministers. With the support of the Progressive Con- servative caucus, the agreements involve setting up a national income stabilization fund for beef and pork. Three parties, the federal and provincial government and the farmers themselves pay into this fund in times of high phif es and during times of poor prices fatmelts take from the fund. Mr. Wise acknowledged that not all the provinces would come into the agreement. "Quebec will not sign, we know that," he said. Not only Quebec, but British Columbia is also not expected to sign the agreement for pork and beef, said Mr. Wise. However, the federal government intends to push forward for this with the remaining provinces in- cluding Ontario. "I just want him (Ontario agriculture minister Jack Riddell) to come to Ottawa and sign the papers," said Mr. Wise. The day before Mr. Wise's visit to Strat- ford, Mr. Riddell had indicated that his federal counterpart was holding up the pro- cess. Ontario, Saskatchewan and Alberta are expected to sign both pork and beef agreements. Manitoba may only sign the pork agreement while Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia and possibly New Rrtmcwirk wi11 inin the cattle agreement. Free trade was another issue on which the federal agriculture minister was question- ed. Mr. Wise stressed that the federal government has only said it is willing to sit down and discuss the idea of negotiations, not actually negotiate. "The only agreement we'll be signing will give a fair deal, a better deal, for Canadian agriculture," said the federal agriculture minister. Ian Munro of Shakespeare, a former New Democrat candidate in the last federal elec- tion asked Mr. Wise why a subsidy had recently been given to the tobacco growers. "It is not a subsidy. It is both a grant and an advance payment," he said, noting it has Your G.I.C.'s are Guaranteed and nsured 10�" S Year present over 30 Trust Companies, therefore we offer the "Best Rates" always. .111061688110. Santa Sez ... Shop at these participating Shoppers Square Stores and receive a BONUS COUPON for Donuts & More! With any purchase of 55.00 or more, at one of these participating merchants, You will receive a COUPON which entitles you to a FREE DONU with the purchase of any beverage at... been given out annually for the past four or five years. Tobacco in this country is still a legal crop," he added. White Gift Sunday held By Blanche Deeves HCLMESVILLE - On Sunday morning in Holmesville United Church, White Gift Sun- day was held with the Sunday school children doing the service. The children played out the nativity scene and the children's choir led in the ministry of music. The young men received the offer- ing and the white gifts. Enterprising Seniors The Enterprising Seniors enjoyed their Christmas pot luck lunch last week in the Community Centre at Holmesville. Mrs. Jean Lobb played Christmas music on her portable organ as a prelude to the lunch. A sing song of Christmas music was held. Bert McCreath welcomed everyone, including the guests. Following the bountiful lunch, bingo was enjoyed with everyone get- ting a prize. .01 Ude g 13rDEA►r • STOCKING STUFFERS FILM FLASH BATTERIES QIECK Pharmacy 524-7241 14 SHOPPERS SQUARE, CODE RICH YOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD DRUG STORE GODERICH ELEVATORS LIMITED Dividend No. 117 Notice is hereby given that the regular'. semi•onnual dividend has been declared as $0.50 per share on the outstanding common shares of the Company payable January 1, 11U to security holders of record D•c•rra- ber 13, 1119. Only common shares (335, 164) have been issued by the company. By the order of the Board. Goderich, Ontario November 20, 1,05 J.C. Chisholm Secretary HAPPY 25th ANNIVERSARY Mom and Dad Love: Ken and Cathy. Clndy and Larry Shelley and Gregory