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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-01-29, Page 2PAGE 2—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29,1986 ■ osonrIIomoo 8:.., . 1 IM. 1 \:.. 1 F. R : -, _ w ..Raw 'o -► j w Il 1■IIr .1:1a.m■111 1r■.. T *IE.. 1 B , :y a. * ! 11 INIr, rr 'll ,i a i Winter FABRIC SALE Continues... SAVE 300,0 50, TO OFF Shop Now &.Save Witch ®for u r SPECIALLY PRICED CL E Al A NcE YARNS Now 15 The Time To Save! GEN'SSEW &KNIT SINGER Huron County's Largest Huron County's Largest ,,� WE SERVICE ��; Jl WHATWE SELL! Huron Count, , Lergosl WOOL & YARN -.,CENTRE 56 THE SQUARE GODERICH 524-8431 RENOVATION SALE • RENOVATION SALE • All Fall and Winter FOOTWEAR REDUCED 7 Up to... E1VS NOUVAON3 1 Clinton Store The EXETER STORE Is being EXPANDED ond.our REMAINING MERCHANDISE must sell • at BOTH LOCATIONS LADIES. DR eS• Many styles and -,ns T995 to choose from ALL • All ladies DRESS and CASUAL SHOES up....50% Except new spring lines OFF All Remaining Ladles ROHDE undROmika CLOGS q995 Reg. $59.95 ladles ACCESSORIES •Jowallary •Pelt. o OFF 4 ANYTHING NOT ALREADT MENTIONED (Except New Spring Lino,) 2 PRICE Selection of 11 MEN'S and LADIES T SLIPPERS ' ALL T • Ladies PURSES & HANDBAGS (Except Spring Linos) All RUNNERS Mons DRESS __,SHOES Men's OFF CASUAL SHOES LAST CHANCE—SNOWBOOT CLEARANCE Men's *2995 BOOTS Rog. to $69,95 *4995 Rocks of Childrep's 4995 DRESS DRESS BOOTS Reg. to $100. *5995 Ladies CASUAL BOOTS Reg. to $74,95 Ir. Iv BOOTS s' (Sixes 5.10) 10F. \kiruertljsi _ SHOES • Quality a Service Since 1938 Exeter and Clinton 'One Step Ahead ' RENOVATION SALE No Refunds en Sole Merchandise RENOVATION SALE RENOVATION SALE News ff fE KID'. (HIS AGE 'S HON. llu on -Bruce MP Murray Cardiff and Goderich Mayor Eileen Palmer were on hand Monday when:Executive Vice -President of Champion Road Machinery Ltd. Steve Symes announced that his company would be hiring 118 local people over the next few months. A $1.5 million grant from Employment Canada will help train workers the skills necessary for permanent employment with Champion. ( photo by Susan Hundertmark ) 118 jobs created at Champion • from page 1 term," Huron -Bruce MP Murray Cardiff said. He was presenting the grant to Champion on behalf of. Flora MacDonald, employment and immigration minister. The, creation of more than 100 .jobs at Champion will mean a lot to Goderich, said • Mayor Eileen Palmer who was also on hand at the announcement. "Our experience in Goderich is that 80 per cent of industrial growth comes from within the municipality and this substantiates the philosophy," she said. Young:, Offenders Act • from page 1 • Chief King said if the offender must re- main in the Goderich cell block for the night, he would have to be supervised all night and this too would cost the Goderich taxpayer. Chief King plans to gather statistics on the increased Zosts created by the Young Offenders Act regulations to be presented at the spring meeting of the ',Municipal' Police. Association "because it is very definitely costing"; Mayor Eileen Palmer pointed out at the police commission meeting there is pressure from municipalities to change this. Goderich council has received a letter from Huron -Bruce MP Murray Cardiff saying that council's resolutionregarding the act will be given careful consideration by Solicitor General Perrin Beatty. The Goderich Town Council and the police commissioners sent a resolution to the federal government in the fall asking that necessay amendments be made to the Young Offenders Act to provide for the, disclosure of the description of young of- ftotenders who have escaped, from any place of custody or detention. One of the several problems for police is that they cannot disclose the identity of arbek, ear MI D -WI NTE AL KARHU COUNTRY Reg. 676.99$ 5 99 KARHU NO -WAX $6499 COUNTRY B.C. Reg. 679.99 KARHU NO -WAX GRAPHITE B.C. Res.698.99 %J SKILLOM LIMITED X999 SK140 stzwc Res..109.99$ BOOtS... JOO'TS... BOOB!.. i TYROL' 75mm HEIERLING Reg.s69.99 (]99 ENGADIN 75mm 5 J HEIERLING Reg. '79.99$6999 ST. MORITZ S.N.S. BINDINGS...BINDINGS...BINb1NGS:.. Reg. 029.99 $2499 VILLOM 415 75mm S.N.5. BINDINGS LOOK CONTACT MEN'S & LADIES' Fashion & Ski Style SWEATERS UP TO OFF LADIES' CALIFORNIA DREAM COTTON & FLEECE CO-ORDINATES 0/O OFF Reg. *14.99 $1199 Reg. '29.99 $2499 Reg. 529.99 $24199 SWIX FIBERGLASS POLES S.G. MODEL Reg.'14.99 $999 PRO MODEL Reg.'34.99 $24,99, WHITE STAG NYLON BI BBE.R PANTS MOWS NAVY or BLACK NSULATE , • .ITT Reg. '65.00 • 99 MANY MORE IN STORE SPECIALS • SALE PRICES IN EFFECT TILL FEB. 1ST, 1986 ALL ITEMS SUBJECT 10 PRIOR SALE. QUA SHOP S EARLY!ARE MITEO. OPEN DAILY om FRIDAYS 9AM•9PM Wehondil VOA And • MAS`f CARO COURT Reg.624.99 SQUASH RACQUET KENNEX 302 Reg. '32.99 RAACQUETON WILSON MARKSMAN Reg, '32.99 RACQUETBALL RACQUET HOCKEY oti0ERRALt GIRDLES Cf i1...Reg.'99.99 SALE 67999 CG2...Reg.674.99 SALE $5999 CG3...Reg.49.99 SALE $3999 ,COOPERALL PANTS CLP1..,,Reg.654.99 SALE 63999 CLP3...Reg.$39.99P SALE $2999 CCS2...Reg.'29.99 SALE $2499 ITEC'H HALF or FULL FACE SHIELD $2999 BAUER ADVANTAGE RECREATIONAL $6999 SKATE Reg. '89.99 HOCKEY GLOVES, 20°' SHIN PADS & ` O € SHOULDER PADS, i ELBOW PADS.... OFF • ALL ITEMS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE 4 THE SQUARE GODE RICH PHONE 524-2822 SALES & SERVICE 10 graders contracted any young offender even when that person has escaped from an institution. This fact caused dismay and concern.by citizens when three young offenders escaped in September from the Bluewater Centre. Chief King suggested in an October let- ter to the commission that, an escapee • should forfeit this protection. When a per son escapes giving their name is not as im- portant as.rtheir description. The escapee could always use a different name. Giving the person's .descriptionand known dress ' is very important. This is what enables a citizen to spot the escaper. By . uch action the young person could possibly be ap- prehended before they commit more of- fences which could probably be more serious than those for which they were in- carcerated. "The question of whether the Young Of- fenders Act should allow for the 'publica- tion of the names and, identities of young _offenders has been raised in a number of representations to my office," said Beatty in a statement accompanying Cardiff's let- ter. He added he will be exploring the act with provincial ministers responsible for juvenile justice with the idea of amending it in early 1986. Ten motorized, air -transportable graders and, generators will be built by Champion Road Machinery in Goderich for the Department of National Defence (DND) after the federal government awarded Champion with a $1.7 million con- tract. Champion will also provide technical manuals, maintenance and operator train- ing courses at the manufacturer's plant as well as training coarses on video-tape. The graders are required for road maintenance and snow removal at DND bases across Canada. The machines will be compatible with field force equipment and will be capable of travelling in convoy with standard military pattern vehicles funder wartime conditions. Release Wintario For several years after its inception, the Wintario lottery funded many capital and equipment projects in the province of On- tario. Many of those lottery dollars helped finance major building projects in this town and also in the Huron County area. But in recent years, the funds have been used elsewhere by the provincial govern- ment.. In -an effort to reinforce its position on the distribution of Wintario money, the Goderich Recreation and Community Cen- tre Board will send letters to Premier David Peterson, Agriculture Minister Jack Riddell and the Minister of Tourism and Recreation, John Eakins. Board members were in agreement that the minister should be pushed into releas- ing Wintario funds. New police cruiser Chief Pat King asked the approval of Goderich Board of Police, Corrunissioners to tender for a new police vehicle to replace the two year old vehicle being used by the force, when the commissioners met January 22. Chairman Alvin McGee asked in jest, if the commission was going to get a peach to go with its lemon and lime, referring to the difference in the colour of the two vehicles being used by the force. Chief King reminded the commissioners he had been assured when they bought the first chrome f�ellow cruiser, there would not be a pro- blem matching the colour when another cruiser was purchased. Mayor Eileen Palmer said the colour bothered her when the second cruiser was purchased but she doesn't notice the dif- ference now as much. Mayor Palmer suggested the second- hand cruiser could be used by the by-law department however, this can be deter- mined by the commission at a later date with the necessary adjustments being made to the budget at that time. The commission passed a motion that the chief proceed to tender f(Wo ne%V trousers for the 'police departnTetit and also a police cruiser for the year 1986. The tender for the police cruiser is to be prepared with trade-in and without trade- in and,the commission will determined the ' Turn to page 6 • Every Day after 4 p.m. BUY ANY PIZZA OR DINNER AT REGULAR PRICE - GET THE 2nd ONE FOR HALF PRICE! .4 \ HARBOUR LIGHTS RESTAURANT & TAVERN � HIGHWAY 21 - BAYPIILD 565-2554 �•��<.`'�-S��,!;:• OQMY DAYS A WEIR S A.M. -1 A.M. - ;r invites you to our • Grand Opening on Saturday, February 1 =ID "Feel free to come in, enjoy a coffee and muffin . among friends." o os -'a'. ENTER OUR GRAND OPENING DRAWS FOR. 3 Collector's Plates 2 Orrefor Vases STILL NOT TOO LAVE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR KNITTING, SMOCKING AND CROCHETING CLASSES Kaftan _%OIT 42,14. 37 MAIN ST SOUTH P.O BOX 1014 SEAEORTH. 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