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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-05-19, Page 6rc' �f. ti 11 is PAGE 6--GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1977 Dear Editor (continued from page 4) the non-smoker group as many of these people are suffering from bronchial or cardiac diseases which are aggravated by tobacco smoke and others simply wish the right to breath a clean en- vironment free from the contamination of tobacco smoke. The Huron'County Board of Health hopes that you or your Board will endorse their recommendation and will create non-smoking areas immediately as the Huron County Board of Health believes that the creation of non-smoking areas is an important step,in the promotion of good ealth and the prevention of disease. The Board of Health would be pleased to know what steps have been taken by you or your organization in the creation of non-smoking areas, both prior to receiving this letter and as a con- sequence of receiving this letter. A reply at your earliest convenience would be ap- preciated. Yours sincerely, G.F. Mills, M.D., D.P.H.; F.R.S.H., Medical Officer of Health, County of Huron. Thanks Dear Editor: The members of the executive of the Goderich Branch of the Canadian Cancer Society wish to sin- cerely thank you 'for the excellent publicity' you have given our activities throughout the past year. We would like to especially thank .you for ,an- nouncements, pictures and stories on special events such as •the breast cancer, education night, the Daffodil, Tea, and other activities during the recent• fund- raising campaign, and for the very informative insert in the issue of March 31. Your interest and support are very much appreciated. Yours sincerely, The Canadian Cancer Society, Goderich Branch, Marion Shaw, Publicity Chairman. Help, please Dear Editor: The continuing dry weather makes it necessary to appeal to homeowners to water the new trees we planted this spring in front of their homes. With the small Parks' crew to cover the whole town in pressing springtime work (plus creating a new park) it is extremely difficult for us to water all the new trees. Unless it rains, please water Me trees thoroughly once a week, also last year's trees. + + + If you know where the Parks Dept. could get'approx. 151 rails plus posts for a rail fence (similar to the one on the Square) to be erected at the new Jubilee 3 Park, pleasebe good enough to telephone me at 524-6520. Thanleyou. Sincerely, Elsa Haydon. Write today FROM THURSDAY MAY 19th UNTIL SATURDAY MAY.28t Hospital Day PHOTO ALBUMS $1.77 SIZE 36" x 70" WHITE WINDOW SHADES $1.77 FAMOUS BRECK LINE OF HAIR PREPARATIONS YOUR CHOICES 1 .77 77 ONLY INFANPSi ASSORTED, ;ROMP CUTE TO LOOK NICE TOW SPECIAL 2 Ambulance attendant, Andy Riehl stands with the Ohio Air -Vac incubator used for new born infant transportation _which was on display at Suncoast Mall last Thursday in con- junction with Canada Hospital Day. The ambulance incubator is the only one in'Huron County. It keeps the child at a constant temperature at all times. It operates off its own battery power supply. It also has its own oxygen supply and humidifying system. (staff photo) Dear Readers..... (continued from page 4) hotel every hour or so for Plains, and business ap- peared to be booming everywhere we stopped in the state. -f- + + It was good to get back .to "Canada". Coming across the border at Sarnia, we switched on the news. The very first news item we heard was that Jim Hayt r and Anson McKinley wtkuld be opposing each other for the Progressive, Conservative nomination in Huron - Middlesex. Of course, as it turned out, that was purely speculation. Mr. Hayter swung his support behind Mr. McKinley who was then chosen unanimously as the party's candidate here. The big question now in the Riding is: Will the voters here support the second McKinley? Or will they feel that one McKinley in office is enough? .,..w Who knows? 4, µ First impressions though are that people generally across the Riding have been satisfied with their present representative, Jack Riddell who certainly has been active on behalf of the people since his election. Still, the Liberal pro fn.cial leader Stuart • Smith hasn't fired the imagination of the voters to date and many people see Bill Davis as the only choice in Ontario. Whether or not the Davis government has successfully wooed Huron -Middlesex people in recent weeks .... ASSORTED TINWARE BAKING ITEMS 2 k$1.44 .. 5 POSITION FLORAL CAMP COTS A REAL VALUE AT ' COLGATE'S TOOTH PASTE 100 ml. SIZE PLUS 50 per cent MORE: FREE SALE PRICE $ 1 .00 remains to be seen, but chances are a good many .voters here are still smarting from the closing of Goderich Psychiatric Hospital, the Clinton Public Hospital dilemma, the arena roof 'problems and just lately, the condemned grandstands. Maybe closer to June 9 there will be better in- dications of the outcome of the election in this Riding, but right now it is too early to make any predictions. Suf- ficient •to say it will be an interesting race. Opening: Sundays 3 p.m. -12 midnight Monday - Thursday 4.p.m. - 1:30 a.m. Friday, Saturday 4 p.m. - 2:30 a.m. DIRK'S HOT DOG WAGON 4s 8" FRY PAN TEFLON COATED ALUMINUMWARE $3.7i 128 OZS. COLEMAN WEB OR CANVAS LAWN CHAIRS SIZE 16" Or, LINEN AND COP. xSTRIPED TEA TOWI BIG BALUE 388 4 d ml 100 per cent COTTON SLEEPING BAG .. PRINTED COTTON LINING' '21/2 LB. FILL SIZE 27 x 66 x 80 EXTRA $ 7.8 8 SPECIAL LADIES' ONE SIZE NYLON STRETCH• PANTY HOSE REG. 2 PRS. FOR 99c EXTRA SPECIAL 71. PAIR CHIPPED FOAM 24 PIECE SET STAINLESS STEEL TRAVEL SIZE FLATWARE SET X8.88 ASSORTED COLOURS REG. $7.99 EXTRA SPECIAL 4.97 "SHAPER JUST LIKE THE< HOOLA HOOP' REG. S1.69 ONLY $ loll VINTAGE 3 PIECES SALAD SETS $2.99, SET DENIM s LADIES DENISK�IRTSPS DENIM BERMUDA SHORTS LADIES POLYESTER AND COTTON SHORT OR LONG "PEOPLES PACL'� 14 OZ. SIIE.,;i BUDS -WAFER REG, $1,39 BAG' FOR THIS SALE ONLY 1: nc Gc en of ma at on 11 ri Ti eft ani n.' "SIL VER JUBILEE SALE" 10 GREAT DAYS OF SAVINGS TAPES $2.99 LITTLE BOYS' STRETCH NYLON PLAIN OR PRINTED SHORTS 3 PFORS $ 1 3 8 'LADIES STRETCH PRINT PATTERN BIKINI BRIEFS DELICIOUS 3 LBS, SIZES" FRUITCO FOR THIS SALE REG.' ?' $2033; esi ar wo est Ya nto e lil bec toU sw VINYL JOGGING SHOES 11 °o YOUTHS35 J. BOYS 1 to 5 $5.77 MENS 6 to 11 $5.97 HOTELWARE "KLEENEX BOUTIQUE PAPER TOWELS TWIN PACK PACK MEN'S ASSORTED DRESS PANTS 1 GROUP AT 1 / 2 PRICE OR LESS 30 OZ. SIZE LISTERINE LADIES NYLON STRETCH GIRLS SIZES a to 14 SUMMER SHORTS SALE PRICE $1.27AND $2.47 LADIES DENIM JACKETS DENIM TUNIC DRESS WELCOME SERVIICEIII;.. would Ilk* to" `housewarming gifts" and in- fomlation about, your row bastion. TIM Hostess 'wlil be glad to arrange your subscrip. lion to the Signal -Star Call -her er tat S24-2057 CASH YOUR BABY BONUS CHEQUE AT PEOPLES STORE AND RECEIVE A FREE GIFT PEOPLES ST BROADLOOM RUG ENDS REG. 99c VALUE »1 2 FOR *1.44 PEOPLES BRAND ASSORTED HEALTH AND BEAUTY AIDS REG. S1.33 $1.00 BIG YALU, . CLEARANCE . ON BOUQUET s; BOUQUET sir, BOUQUET ALL REGULAR;; OR SKEIN �! YOUR501 CHOICE o WHILE QUANTITIES:; RES L 146 SHOPPERS.SQUARE GODERICH - E S11 Sreb . U �e Y ere i is ME BLOC HME HOP on . PRO /e: HON WIT eq rle arY's Can't) The Law ue ENT,