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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-05-07, Page 20i P IE 20 -40ODERICH. SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1980 'nendsh p days in June The Goderich tourist 'committee had a Budget request of $5,000 for Canada Week Friendship Days approved by council. Tile June 28 and 29 Friendship Days will include a parade, fireworks ' from the har- bour and other events involving Bay City officials. The tourist committee aniticipated $500 grants from ser- vice clubs and $300 from the Canada Week Committee. $50 for students The town has donated $50 to the GDCI lalguage department who will be hosting a delegation of 22 students and one instructor from Joliette, Quebec this week. After council had been requested to make a donation for a reception involving 150 Bay City students a policy of $2 per student was adopted by the finance committee. The Joliette students arrive here May 7 while the Bay City group will be here May 15. What day care The township of Tuckersmith wrote a letter to Goderich council regarding the operation of a Day Care Centre for children in the area that the town does not participate in.. They claim the town's portion of last years deficit amounted to $73.22 and asked that council consider paying it. The letter drew some blank stares and raised eyebrows and was referred to the finance committee. Good for trails The maitland Valley Trail" Association would like to develop hiking and.cross country ski trails in the woodlot located' in Industrial; Park. Ifn a letter to council the ' association indicated they would be interested in developing such trails in the wood lot claiming it is ideal for such facilities. They asked for a meeting with the approporiate group to obtain permission to proceed. COMMUNITY NEWS Project boost The McKay hall senior citizen project was given a $5,418 boost from Wintario for equipment for the project. The money will be deposited in the McKay hall reserve fund and invested to be used at a later date for the Mckay Hall project. Earlier council had deleted $7,500 from the maintenance fund for Mckay Hall as suggested in the budget. MPP Jack Riddell informed council by letter Monday that an application for capital assistance has been approved and that a grant of up to $12,125 will be received. The money will be used for the development of the athletic field adjacent to GDCI. On. Monday May 12 the students of GDCI are staging another jog-a-thon to raise money for the project's next phase. The land has been drained and the first phase of the synthetic track is completed as well as the tennis court. Late paper? Carrier boys and girls have been delivering the Signal -Star to your home for several weeks now. We trust that the service is satisfactory and will continue to improve. However, Signal -Star has;, at times, been plagued with mechanical failures to the press or computer equipment that cari threaten ..the timely deliery of the paper. If experiencing such difficulty, and you find your paper is much later than usual, watch Channel 12 for details of the expected home delivery time. Board. balks at monthly rodent tre,,ttnint in school. BY CATHWOODEN. The Huron County Board of Education, at its regular May 5 meeting, turned down an offer from a pest control company for regular mouse control tactics in all Huron County public and secondary schools. In a letter to the board, the General Pest Control Company Limited stated that it is presently doing a rodent cleanout treatment at Central Huron Secondary School in Clinton which involves three phases at a total cost of $420. The company suggested a monthly ser- vice at a rate of $95 a month for tll.e0school or a different deal to do all the schools in the board's jurisdiction. "Anybody can set a mouse trap," member John Henderson said. "Out custodians should be able to do it if they got hold -of the same kind of mouse killer." The substance used in Clinton was a kind of poison that the miceate. It caused them to dry up and disappear after they died. Board -member David Gower said the board should consider the fact that the rodent problem is not as serious elsewhere -as it was in Clinton. "I understand that there was a bit of a problem in the Goderich high school cafeteria a year or two ago." He also stated that he understood that the reason that the mice were bad in Clinton this Harbour report BY RON GRAHAM The Algoway arrived light from Sarnia on April 28 for a load of salt and left the same day bound for Marenette, WisconSon. On May 1, she returned to Goderich light and went to San- dusky, Ohio with salt. The E.B. Barber en- tered port light from Wyandotte on May 1 and cleared the harbour May 2 en route to Thunder Bay. In grain boat activity: the Labradoc left Goderich light on April 28 for Milwaukee. F OM FINC S SHOPPERS SQUARE, GODERICH - Open Evenings and Sundays GIFTWARE ON OUR GIFT SHELVESAN EXCELLENT TMENT CHOCOLATES_ Satisfy Mom's Sweet Tooth With A Boa Of TURTLES ® BLACK MAGIC DAIRY BOX • QUALITY STREET AND AFTER EIGHT MORE SUGGESTIONS • SPOON RACKS • RECIPE BOXES • NAPKIN HOLDERS • KEY RINGS • CAKE PLATES • VASES • FIGURINES • NOVELTY ITEMS' On May 3, the -Pointe Noire arrived light from amilton to load corn and left May 4. The James Norris. arrived on May 4 to, load° corn. year was that there was a lot of water un- • derground and mice were driven indoors. Henderson added that, "if the children keep their lockers cleaned out, the problem won't.be so bad." The board passed a motion to pay the pest control company and inform them that their services are no longer required and to give Maintainance. Supervisor, B. McVean the go ahead to acquire the mouse poison so that the , I custodians could handle treatments. Michigan man arrested in N5Y. . • from page 1 death of Kimberly jean Woodward whose charred body was, found on Horizon View Road north of Goderich, March 27. Following ex- tensive investigation by a team Ontario - Provincial Police e�n11d Michigan State Police, the woman's identity was obtained through a set of wedding bands. The identification of the body subsequently led_ to the warrant for the arrest of her ex-husband. It was reported that Woodward gave himself up to Nassau County Police but police here could not confirm that. The state of Michigan .has now initiated ex- tradition proceedings for prosecution of Woodward in Saginaw. It may take a few months before the extradition is completed. Charges have been laid by the state which would indicate that Michigan was the site of the crime, according to police investigation and evidence. •••••41®••••••40.40••4040®•40®•••41•••••4040®40•••••••( •• �-- �� x_57 • GREAT. For the Home Mundy a9 Not exactly as illustrated ROCKWELL BEAVER 9" TILTING ARBOUR SAW *Blade raising & tilting controls located up front within easy operator's reach •New easy to read tilt scale •Precision ground 22" x 50" table *Heavy duty rip fence clamps front & back with single lever 'Mitre gauge features adjustable positive stops for 90° cut off and 45° left & right mitre cuts b DOMINION HARDWARE 30 Victoria N. GODERICH 524-8581 0 • • Maxwell douse CAKE MIXES 994 FUR ALL'THE /�O � 111 OUR ..• • ODD SAVINGS DUNCAN HINES 18.5 OZ. instnt coffee O 10 oz. jar TI LLE LUXURY LEATHER YQuality leather in modern style and colours • CLUTCH PURSES • MINI CLUTCH PURSES • COIN PURSES • KEY CASES SHEAFFER WALL PLAQUES Pen and Pencil IN WOOD . LEATHER - METAL AS LOW A In our selection there must be 55.95 one for any room or hallway S Sets Regular Electric Digital TIMEX WATCHES Large Selection of MOTHER'S DAY Carlton Cards & Gift Wrap 8111111811181 VISA 81818881118 COOKIE JARS Many New Ones This Time Make Mother Happy Her Leisure Plrite would be well spent with a PAPERBACK GOOD SELECTION OF BESTSELLERS AND MOST CURRENT TITLES, ALSO COOK BOOKS and CRAFT BOOKS JEWELLERY BOXES A GOOD VARIETY FOR MOTHER'S DAX SHOP FINCHERS FOR SELECTION - QUALITY - SERVICE SUNDAY, MAY 11 DELUXE II OR COUNTRY GLAD GARBAGE PKG. OF 5 GARDEN RAGS $1 .29 ROYALE' PKG. OF 2 PAPER TOWELS $ 1 .19. CANADIAN PROCESS, CHEESE FOOD CHEESE SLICES $ 500 GRAM ■ ELM GROVE 1 LB. TUB fresh whole or h pork picnic shoulder Ib SOFTMARGARINE DOG FOOD SUPREME PORK BUTT ROAST ® • KIW LE ; MAPLE LEAF PARTLY SKIMMED BONE IN ® 10 KG. BAG `, SMOKED WH :LE HAMS 18 LB. AVG. ® FROM THE SHOULDER FRESH ® 3 a 9 9 P-OR1 QT , Ito OA LDIR_CHOPS 9E . FROZEN NEW ZEALAND SHOULDER CUT lb. A8LAMB CHOPS �.._..._._ r STORE SLICED COOKED HAM $1 E 981b. FRESH PORK LIVER 594 lb. 954..9�.. 98c lb. • PEPPERIDG,E.FARM • LAYER • CAKES ® 'a$1 29 KLEENEX FACIAL • TISSUES • 200's 794 • • * APPLE • JUICE • 48 1 1.. O oz. 9 alf roast • • 0 • 00 SUNSPUN 19 FL, OZ. Ak WHOLE CHOICE • POTATOES • FoR 694. • CREAM CORN • MAPLE LEAF BABY BAG WAXED ®�� lb. BOLOGNA _.-_...T.�.r__,... .__ STORE PACKED ... DEVON 500 GR. yz, WIENERS 98(' lb. VAC PAC BACON ®"ff�roo PRODUCE OF U.S.A. MARTINS PURE • ® COCA COLA • 6FoR$2.29 750 ML. BOTTLES 0 • PLUS DEPOSIT GREEN CABBAGE No.1 GRADE PRODUCE OF U.S.A. FRESH SPINACH 12 OZ. PKG. PRODUCE OF U.S.A. C -EL -ERY STALKS FLORIDA 5 LB. BAG VEXAR PACK ORANGES NO. 1 GRADE 59 ea 694 pkg. S94 $1039 SUNK IST VALENCIA ORANGES $1 619001. OPEN SUNDAY 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Bick's--assorted whole diII pickles • 32 ,11. oz. jar • S 4140••••®•••••• REMEMBER •. • MOTHER • • • ,. ON _— • MOTHER'S DAY 0 • WITH • ® PLANTS FROM OUR SELECTION 0 _, • Pansies, Roses, • • • Hydrangeas, Geraniums, • eHanging Baskets & Pots* 40 000•0110•04100•• STOKELY FANCY OR PEAS • 10 Z. FL2. FOR 69'4.0 • ©g. DELMONTE • PINEAPPLE & ORANGE • DRINK. • • 48 FL. 694 OZ. HEINZ FANCY TOMATO • JUICE 48 FL. OZ. o e $ • • i 0 GOLDSEAL • FANCY RED SOCKEYE •. SALMON • ©z. $3.69 4040• Sunlight liquid • • detergent 4: 500 mL cont.• • • • • • • • • • • a • J.M. CUTT LIMITED RED & WHITE FOODMASTER 91 VICTORIA ST., GODERICH quantities last. WE RESERVE THE PIGMY TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. All prices In effect from Monday, May S until closing time, 10 p.m. Saturday, May 10, 1080 or while quantities last. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. SUMMER STORE HOURS OPEN SUNDAYS • • NOWIN EFFECT 10 A.M. dP.M. IN EFFECT 10 A.M. TO 6 P.M. ••*pig 4•••••• ••'••••••0••••••••••0111•••••••l •