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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1984-07-25, Page 19°.71i'9°i1.7,:P li •troll PIP 4A• CYNTHIA (CINDY) LOUISE BRINDLEY Cynthia (Cindy) Louise Brindley, daughter of Dorothy Brindley of R.R. 6 Goderich and Reg Brindley of Nile, received her Early Childhood Education diploma in Kitchener at the Conestoga College of Applied Arts and Technology convocation ceremonies ona 16. Cindy is a gra' ate of Goderich District Collegiate Institute and has accepted a position with Mother's Helper's Day Care in Kincardine. Two new brine wells are being. drilled by Sifto LOOKING BACK Co 80 YEARS AGO On Tuesday evening there were many carriages round the Square, and their numbers made things rather unpleasant by raising considerable dust. If, while we have summer visitors, the last trip each day Of the. water cart were round the Square, citizens and visitors alike would appreciate the favor. Most of the contractors for the Central School improvements 'are making good progress. Swaffield, who has the masonry and brick work, is nearly through with his part; Lee will soon have the roof tinned, and the Planing Mill Compnay is pushing their part along. Cpt. William.,G.undry_.has purchased the residence, on the north-west corner of South Street and Elgin Avenue, occupied by the Misses Mitchell. George L. Allan received the contract for replacing the broken plate glass in I'ridham's store, Horton's block, and.put the two plates in position yesterday. Masons are still waiting for lime and bricks, the consquences being that many buildings in the course of erection are rio further advanced than they were last week. 50 YEARS AGO With new beer and wine regulations corning into effect in Ontario, it has teen said unofficially that the Canada Temperance Act is in a state of susperr.sion. Hotel keepers in Goderich, Clinton and Bayfield have applied for liquor Lienees, Special services were hold recently to mark the 100th anniversary A the foundinghere of the Anglican Church ad the parish of St. George's. A former rector here, Vin. Archdeacon Clarke of Grace Church, Brantford, officiated at the services. Iluron Lodge No. 62, IOOF, was host last week to District No. 8 for the installation of the hew district deputy grandmaster, H.B.M. Tichborne of Goderich. The annual picnic of ""Huron County veterans and their wives and families was held at Bayfield on the weekend with ;in 'attendance of nearly 700. 25 YEARS AGO - An early start is to be made on drilling to a new brine wells by Sifto Salt i.irnited. Vine Salt Plant, Goderich, on 23 acres of property recently acquired from Mr. .John Hosvelcl and Mr. Bert Squires. The property is located just east of the plant and between the CNR line and the Maitland River. More than 8,700 names -2,000 more than the total required -were obtained up ,to Friday of last week for the Iluron County petition seeking to bring about a vote on the r repeal of the Canada Temperance Act. So far, the Federal Government has not given t wn officials notice to vacate the town h 1, which is to be torn down to make way fo a quarter -million -dollar federal building. Alterations are being made to the A town -owned Captial Theatre on West Street to provide offices for the police departmen' and for the town clerk, assessor an41 staff. 5 YEARS AGO The U.S. Naval Sea Cadet ('ores Ship Y1' 587, one of the training ships used b} President Jimmy Carter during his midshipman days at the Naval Academy in Annapolis, pulled into Goderich harbor on ' Saturday at noon, giving Goderich citizens a chance to observe a unique sea -going vessel. James Roy, who helped to launch and develop the .Blyth Summer Festival, is leaving this year after his fifth summer as artistic' director. There is no clear cut winner in Goderich developer -Bob Gibbon's battle to build a harbor front restaurant in the shadow of the Goderich Elevators. The fight ended quietly before round three could begin. Round three • was an Ontario Municipal Board hearing to determine whether the zoning of the plot of land on which Gibbons wanted(to build be changed from industrial to commercial. _.___.,__=wlypf•ore-the-hefttirig t.h-e--MQN#tar offered to buy the land from Gibbons arid he decided to sell. ' Prices efectivethru Saturday, July 28th,1984.. • • .GOpERICH SIGNAL,STAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 25,1864 --PAGE 5A stoolEar.eAso■,Ers a,u. F' n1't'tmat f,..` SIze 280 mi. ALL FLAVOURS REGULAR OR SUGAR FREE GINGER ALE, REGULAR OR SUGAR FREE C -PLUS ORANGE, TONIC & SODA Canada Dry Beverages LIMIT: 3- per family purchase case of 24 280 mL tins SAVE 1.30 POWDERED LAUNDRY Sunlight Detergent 6 LITRE BOX 3.8 PARTLY SKIMMED Fresh 2°/a Milk 4 LITRE BAG SAVE 1.10 WHITE Heinz Vinegar 4 litre plst jug A&P FRUIT Pectin Crystals CRYSTALS Certo Light SMALL SIZE Mason Jars., I'S50 Parowax 57 g pkg ■ 49 49 g 99 pkg carton of 3 12 .59 450 pkgg 1 ■ 59 SAVE .70 KELLOGG'S C-3P0's Cereal 35099 pkg iCnsp,x 400 g pkg 1.79 -SAVE .36) r, OUN TRY TRADITIONAL OR SOUTHERN Uncle Ben'sTuft," uc AM STYLE CORN SFASONEO GREEN BEANS.. ',1 AsoNE D CLJr (,R1 F N BEANS_ OR WHOLE KERNEL CORN (12 FLOZ) SAVE .20 6 oz pkg 1.09 Ideal Vegetables 141111n02 3/1 YOU'LL DO BETTER AT 4E FARA, AT A&P! CANADA NO. 1, PROD. OF U.S.A. Sweet -Eating. Cantaloupes .99 • each PROD. OF ONTARIO, SNOW WHITE Fresh Mushrooms 12 pkgzl■99 CANADA NO. 1, PROD. OF U.S.A., LARGE, FIRM Green Peppers 3/ .99 PROD. OF ONTARIO J.B. Fruit Drinks 11/2 litre 99 btl ■ CANADA NO. 1, PROD. OF ONTARIO OR U.S.A. • 99 Corn -On -The -Cob 8/1.99 CANADA NO. 1, PROD. OF U.S.A.. SWETT Bartlett Pears 218 /Ib.99 NESTLE. CHOCOLATE, RICE OR TAPIOCA SAVE .40 Family Puddings 15tir,O21.19 2 -PLY. WHITE. FACIAL TISSUES SUPER BUY! Royale Facettes b400f 1 ■69 grvpiS "ACV 4',n r„[ PuJS 11 FREE rrl JI'1N NORMAL olk fon 1 1 TRA ROOK CONDITIONER OR Flex Shampoo 60btmL 3■49 41) 60. OR 100 WATT Sylvania Lightbulbs MINI Stayfree Pads CPBASKET STYLE offee Filters 1 26-24 S. 135.24'S. OR DISC -15'S Kodak Film SUPER BUY! pkg of 1 ■ 99 SAVE .30 pkg of 99 10 ■ SUPER BUY! a pkg of 99 100 ■ SUPER BUY! each 2.99 SAVE 1.00 REGULAR. MINT OR GEL Crest Toothpaste 150 mL TUBE .99 SAVE .30 10W30 Shell Motor Oil 1 LITRE PLST CONT 1.19 CANADA NO. 1. PROD. OF ONTARIO, LARGE SIZE Green Cabbage each■59 SUPER BUY! WHITE OR ALMOND Pronto Towels. pkg of 2 rolls .99 KRAFT, CATALINA, COLESLAW OR GOLDEN ITALIAN 5001 2.39 btl ■ Salad Dressing WHOLE, CHOICE Aylmer Tomatoes SAVE .26 1902 tin ■89 SUPER BUY! MACARONI & CHEESE Catelli Dinner 225 g pkg 29 SAVE .40 i SPAGHETTI, SPAGHETTINI 011 READY CUT MACARONI Catelli Pastasc 5aopg PROD. OF U.S.A. Sweet.. Fresh Nectarines /Ib !kg 1 PROD. OF U.S.A., CALIFORNIA, BUTTERY RICH IN MINERALS TWO FREE LIMES WITH THE PURCHASE OF TWO AVOCADOS Calavo Avocados 69 2/.99 CANADA NO. 1. PROD. OF U.S.A., FIRM Red Ripe Tomatoes PR0D. OF U.S.A., SWEET, RED, JUICY 11/2Ib1 tray Watermelon each 3 GET TWO LIMES FREE WITH THE PURCHASE OF TWO AVOCADOS ■ 99 Fresh Limes 10/ .99 CANADA NO. 1, PROD. OF U.S.A., SWEET. GREEN . 99 Seedless Grapes 139 /199 PROD. OF U.S.A., IDEAL IN FRUIT SALADS Kiwi Fruit 2/ .99 PROD. OF U.S...ADELICIOUS RAW OR COOKED Fresh Broccoli bunch.99 PROD OF U.S.A Mangoes each ■ / 9 CANADA NO. 1, PROD. OF U.S.A. Fresh Peaches 174 /lb.79 SUPER BUY! ASST FLAVOURS PKG OF 4-5 OZ TINS Del Monte 1 �� Puddings NEW, ASSORTED FLAVOURS SUPER BUY! Crystal Light Quench 2si eg 1.149 LONG GRAIN & WILD OR BROWN & WILD SAVE .76 Uncle Ben's Rice 1:491.19 SAVE .50 FLORINTINE, bRIENTAL. CURRIED Uncle Ben's Rice 170 g 11 09 pkg SAVE .74 E.D. SMITH Garden Cocktail di .59 48 FL 02 JAR PROD. OF ONTARIO. NEW CROP Green Beans 218/Ib.99 CANADA NO. 1. PROD. OF ONTARIO, GREAT IN SALADS Seedless Cucumbers each .99 CANADA FANCY. PROD: OF SOUTH AFRICA Apples GSmithy FLOWER Hanging Baskets 2i6/Ib.98 8 inch size 7■ 99 each SAVE 1.00 DETERGENT FOR DISHES Sunlight Liquid 1 litre btl. '9 FOR AUTOMATIC DISHWASHERS SAVE 90 Dishwasher ALL9 2.99 JAVE X Stain Away SAVE 16 trigger spray 2.59 600 mL ■ SUPER BUY! WHITE, ALMOND OR YELLOW Royale Tissue FOR BATHROOM PKG. OF 8 ROILS 2.99 SAVE .40 JAVEX. LIQUID BLEACH 3 6 LITRE JUG Fresh Scent 1.99 Hiyp