The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-07-07, Page 2771)4.02, • ZIP 15 OZ. 11N•• • • DO G,FC)01) AYLMER 14 FL. OZ, . , MAPLE LEAF -LipURIA Iotaa alk wI° • JUICE AYLMER 28 FL. OL - • PHILIPS 40-60 100 WATT CANNEDTOMATOESS 4' LIGHT BULBS ALLEN'S 43/4 OZ. • • • ORANGE FLAVOUR '.CRYSTALS 69 4 ,•:•' •• • • .• _ •-• PAQE 24-r,!4OP RI-CH.,SIGOA.I...'-STAR...THURtDAY,IULY 7.1977'. , . • .. . , • . • . ... . •........• , -,,o• •, " •••• • 1. ;i' . ' •- . . a • . • • • , / • • ' • • .. ; . , •1,-orr.;;;.;- 4; Parliamentary secretary to the Postmaster General, Walter Smith presented Goderich postmaster Mel Farn- sworth with a plaque for continuous postal service in -the „.. • . 14,..ir ";"•••••':" .• town of Goderich. Postal service has been a part of the town for II i years. (staff photo) Police Report Despite the unusually heavy flow of traffic in and around Goderich during the past week the Goderich police department reported only eight accidents six of which - resulted in major damage -estimates. A two -car collision in- volving --a -parked yeiti8e-on- Trafalgar Street Julr 1 resulted in a total damage estimate of $5,200 to a vehicle driven by Mike Burley, 103 Bruce •St. Goderieh and the parked vehicle owned by Mary Chalifoux, R.R. 1. Chatham. Damage to the Burley vehicle was estimated at $2,400 and $2,800 to the Chalifoux vehicle. There were no injuries. A two -car collision on The Square July 1 resulted in $600 damage to vehicles driven by , James Horton, 168 Nelson St Goderich and Vaughan 164- Ergin -Aieribe Goderich. There were no injuries, •A second collision on the Square July .1 resulted in a total damage estimate of $3,000 to a vehicle diven by George Barwick, 150 Keays, Goderich hnd a parked ehicle owned by John Pliniussen, 52 Langarth St. London. There were no in- uries. A three -car collision at the intersection of Nelson .and Victoria Streets July 2 resulted `in $1050 damage to three ,,vehicles and three people were treated for minor injuries. The drivers of the vehicles were •Eva Sneider, 744 Copland Rd. Sarnia, Arthur Fobel, 74 Westwood, Cr. Kitchener and Elsie Keyes, 285 Lakeside Dr. Goderich. A two -car collision at the intersection of Victoria Street and. Britannia Road July 3 resulted in total damage estimate 'of $500 to vehicles driven by Myrtle Monroe, Auburn and Charles Coutts, 4401 Petrolia Petrolia. Damage to the Monroe vehicle was estimated at $150 and $350 to the Coutts vehicle. There were no injuries. During the week the police laid 17 charges under the Criminal'Code of Canada, 10 under the Liquor Licence Act,, ix under the Juvenile Delinquent Act, 22 under the Highway'Traffic Act -and two under the Motorized vehicle Accident Claims Act.• . Goderich Police Chief P.D. ing said he was pleased with th the conduct of visiting egaspir-teifflitSheagcLheav-rtifaisis-ffic-aanndd Goderich MayuriDeb Shewfelt and Jubilee 3 Chairman -Mac Campbell cut the ribbon to officially open Jubilee Park on the edge of town. The ceremonies were conducted at the town's newest park last Thursday. (staff photo) < 414 • ••• ••%"4 i•••-tv.:',. • UFO v I< bo the..aath...aLallegianke-leading-to-Cattadian —ilTizenshir before District Citizenship Court Judge Campbell Calder in special h uge crowds the police have ceremony in Court House Park Tuesday. (staff photo) reported a fairly normal week. YARD GUARD Dear Editor. . ... . " . • Experience '77 , program to employ stUdents, .in the • summer months, • and. that other costs necessary to the student's employment must' be provided by the agency hiring the student. This ineans-that there is no money available for such basics as telephone, postage stamp, transportation, stationery, etc. .It is therefore unreasonable to expect the student under such conditions to provide even minimal service to people in need. Obviously the bureau cannot meet or, expand its original obligations. It takes time to develop any Viable community service. and to establish community awareness of it. Six months is not long enough. and the bureau in its present- state, cannot possibly demonstrate its effectiveness: In studies done in 1972 and •1976, a volunteer bureau Was recommended for iltiron County. Certainly the heed is there - and greater than yet known - but thine persons and groups who recommend a ELECTROHOME YARD GUARD FEATURES • Insects that are attracted by light (moths, mosquitos, etc.) are electrocuted and fall to the ground • Dead insects are natural food for birds • • Light is harmless to humans andpets It, Operates 24 hours a day for maximum effectiveness Subtle yard lighting is supplied for patio or pool areas SERVICE DOMINION HARDWARE 4,,,,'W;;'• 30 • IiiCTORiA Si. NORTH aopento4 52441Sal • bureau will_bave to put a lo more into it if they really do want one. The scope of their concern Will be eajk measured if the ron volkintur Bureau -.is -allowed to die for wantof funding and community support - and if another stud Y in two years time still "recommends" the establishment of a county volunteer bureau. Furthermore: when established social ,service agencies in the community begin to recognize the total need of their clientele, and the true value of a -central •volunteer bureau, they may consider •budgetting as a co- operative effort with the • bureau, for the provision of these services. Mary Ann Kowbuz M.S.W Reginald Thompson Ex -Co-ordinators, Clinton aaiol • • f :,...4•;',4^".1 41; • • 52.8 FL. OZ. LIQUID suNtiG soithf 24 FI. 02....? ,STEWS.- JAFFA FINEST 14 FL. OZ. - JAFFA FAirijilitilT. SEGMENTS 2 89", • MAITRE' D 10 OZ.,. JAR• ripsTEss 'POTATO STICKS'. 125G. COFFEE .4.69 FRIACH FRIES 5 v4 •PRODUCE OF U.S.A.. NO. 1 GRADE • FOTA•TOES1oL-ss:!1.1 .49 FRESIC"BACK •ON CHICKEN LEGS oR EIREASTILB99_4_ SCHNEIDER'S. J.M. CUTT Limited -RED & WHITE ibopmAsTER U VICTORIA ST. OODERICH OPEN SUNDAYS 10 cm. to 6 -pm. OPEN WELT _ TILL i0 P.M. PRICES IN EFFECT FROM:. THURS. JULY 7 • Of - TO SUN. -JULY ORWHILE otfitireittEt.4rf WE RESERVE THE: RIGHT TO QUANITITIEI • • 11 • ,•••• ;14 0"- le 01 rs1 eco nide