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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-06-25, Page 31Closed Do taloa Day !Holiday, Tuesday fly 1st. 4.11 GQD_ERICH SiQNAL-STAR, WEDNESDAY, ,JUNE 25,1 8 _ ........ Opow...Wi t --_ - "Spacemaker" 5 -Shelf Storage Save $5.00! Our Reg. $24.50 1950 Attractive Gold Col- our Enamelled Fin- ish steel! About 16" Deep, 73" High, 6" Wide when assembled. Shelves are adjustable up or down at 2" inter- vals! Take one up to the cottage. SAVE OVER 20% ON 12" _ ►r".,l .®Iv;.: cy Metal Fend;-: Panels White„Brown or Redwood•colours as available. Each panel is comp- lete with end 'caps and nails. All- weather 'Stelcolour' finish! 57" High Reg. $5. 4._ PA". EL 399 Panel 69" High 479 eg. $6.04 PANEL panel "`ev raj Expels Hot, Trapped Attic Air And Improves The Comfort Level Of 'Your House! House & Attic Power Ventilator 930 C.F.M. capacity. Installs in your roof and operates thermo- statically! Pressure -Treated Outdoor Wood Treated to last for decades. Resists Termites, Rot, Fungus and the Wea- ther! An ideal wood for Fences, Decks, Docks, Patios, etc. 1© / 4" Mahogany Entrance Doors Entrance and side door styles glazed with clear glassand ready for paint or stain. Hollow core!..,,, n, R510 Style 52.49 Reg. $57,75 2' 1 O"x6'6" or 2' 1 O"x6' 10" aoe79 Reg. $64.50 3'0"x 7'0" 09 Reg. $67.00 Rl Style 218]169817 Reg. 571.75 65.87 10"x6 2 o: 69.25 2' 1 0"x6' 1 O" 1 Reg I $76.00 3'O"x7'0" 71.49 Reg. $7::;.50 R 22 Style 2'8"x6'8" Reg. $:::4.00 76.4 2'1 O"x6'891 or 2'1O"x6'10" Reg.$87.75 3'0"x7'0" Reg. $90.00 81.97 R510 R22 .l� x...,.7,411;1„ �rrr,,�Lu�tar7 r,a�jj 84'4' I pili /1/1//./101.1L LL/I14 1p "`Celuka" Sidinq White! Per Carton of 88 Square l et! The siding that insulates to help cut fuel costs! Cuts, saws and nails like wood but won't split when nailed. Stays bright and straight year after year. Unique locking system for easy do-it-yourself application. Each piece approx. 3/8" thick, 9"' wide, 12 feet long. Smooth Scratch -and -dent -resistant surface. erior Paint Our Reg. $5.99! Latex White. A good paint for those'necessary touch-ups. Also can be used inside (Dural).. Woodchopper's Maul Insulates! Protects! Beautifies! Good reasons to choose "Celuka" cellular PVC foam Siding!! 549 A "Must For The Fireplace Owner!! 30"long hickory handle. Heat-treated 6 -pound drop forged Head. A solid value!! 2. mer P umbing Values For Cottage nd House! 5 -Foot Bath F-nclosaare Reg. $79.95 71 8 Safety Te npered Gass h Main Design! Sliding Doors with Towel Bars. Rugged ano- dized aluminum frame. Fits standard 5 -foot Bathtubs. Type "M" t'/ 2' Coppe rPipePer 2..Foot l ength.519 length "Odor Solve 17 oz. Can Our Reg. $2.10 99 100 -to -1 mix with water delivers total surface odour protection. Use for portable toilets, holding tanks, garbage cans, pet litter, trailer, boat, barn, damp areas, etc. "SEPTO-SOLVE" SEPTIC TANK ACTIVATOR. 6 -OZ. NOW...$1 ,47 "Super Sterasyl" Water Purifier Gives y(iu up to 60 gallons per hour of safe, pure drinking water without boil- ing or chlorinating. 5888 Replacement Cartridge Save Now. Our Reg. 518.69 $16099 1 4 "Tubsurround 3 -Pc. Bathtub Wall Kit WHITE Reg. 74.50 Easy to install for new bathroom beauty. ABS plastic 5'x5' Back Panel plus two side panels, each 5'x30". For 5 -foot bathtubs! 8" Deck Faucet Waited Chromed Handles Our Reg. $22.19 1897 s�> Laundry Tubs COMPLETE WITH LEDGE! Light but stro Polypropylene. Com- plete with metal egs. „ Single 18.5 Gal:Model 19.97 Reg. $24.19 Double 37 -Gal. Model 3 7 9 7 Re g $44.89 .89 Single Sink. Stainless Steel without ledge. - Complete with Strainer. 18" x 20". Reg. $31.39 2688 WHITE ONLY ite Toilet "B" Grade Reverse Trap Model Now Only 3499 Toilet seat & cover set not included: Seat & Cover Reg. 56.9.9 Wall Basin "B" Grade. White China 17" x 19" basin drilledTor 4" centre set. Legs not included. 588 Now Only 99 499 Centre Set By "Waited.' Chromed handles. Save Now! Our Reg. 518.39 1 597 Cashway Wants To 'Help You With Your Plumbing Needs, Prices Are Competitive and Selections Are Wide. You're Invited To Come And See!! SH YOUR n x O -IT -FOR -LESS BUILDING CENTRES 50 Centres Throughout Ontario®. There's One Near You!! i r � Back A 75 YEARS AGo An excursion party from Stratford and all along the line, reached Goderich at 10 a.m. yesterday. The excursion numbered between 700 and 800, and came well prepared for a regular picnic, as they had several wagon loads of well filled baskets. The day was very fine, and the excursionists had a pleasant time. There was considerable paddling and bathing, and boating and ,fishing were well in evidence, and the bowling and tennis lawns were not - forgotten. The town Public Works staff wou-14 earn --the appreciation .-of many ladies if the burdocks which line the steps to the harbor were cut. They are a positive nuisance, especially at the Widder bank steps. Wheeling seems to be a little metre favoured this season as a means of pleasure and locomotion, judged by the number seen on out streets these .days. 25 YEARS AGO Police rushed down to the Harbor about 2 a.m. Sunday to see waht the noise was all about. It turned out to be a group of enthusiastic water skiers skimmjng over the moonlit waters of the Harbor unaware that their joyous 'shouts were heard for a considerable distance. Town council adopted its police committee report last Friday night appointing Andrew Straughan, of Goderich, as temporary constable for the summer months. He started his duties last Saturday and will be on the force until September 6. The beach at Goderich harbor had a fairly good crowd on Tuesday, the first day of, sufh'tfiet'Ylpi 1 the weatherman 'co- operated to make it a good day for swimming. Temperatures were 66 degrees in the water at the beach, 68 degrees at the beach and 72 in the shade. 5 YEARS AGO The thunderstorm that struck the, Goderich area recently caused about $3,000 damage to hydro equipment in town and toppled trees and limbs throughout the area. The storm, one of the most severe to strike Goderich in the last decade, lasted about an hour and dumped about a half an inch of rain through the night. Calculations were made this week at Goderich District Collegiate Institute to determine the top students in Years 1 through 5. The winners receive awards worth from about $50 to $200 each. The students were: Michael Palmer, Year 5, Flora Simpson, Year 4, Joan Coulter, Year 3, Anne Marie Howard, Year 2, Don Coughlin and Audrey Vanden Heuvel, Year 1, Grandma graduates BRUSSELS - Barb Watts of Brussels just graduated from Grade 12. That wouldn't be unusual if she were just any other high school student, but Barb is 43. She and her husband Max have six children and one gran- dchild and she had to work around normal household duties and helping Max at the Watts Funeral Home. One of Barb's main objectives for getting her Grade 12 was to qualify for a course in Funeral Services at Humber .College in Toronto so she could offer even more assistance in the un- dertaking business. Barb only had Grade 10 education but didn't go further in school because like many others of her day, the oldest child went out to work to help sup- port the family.