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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-09-29, Page 24BUY ONE PACKAGE PLAINor SALTED McCORMICK'S OR WESTON'S CRACKERS 400-grm Package AT REGULAR PRICE 73c GET ONE TIN umpbeIIs TOMATO SOUP Condensed — 10 fl -oz Tin free PRODUCE OF ONTARIO FANCY GRADE MacINTOSH $ APPLES BASET • KLEENEX200S FACIAL TISSUES 9 KRAFT 4,F, DINNER $R 71/4 OZ. PKG. ' • ALLEN'S PURE APPLE OZFSL. TIN640 JUICE KLEENEX BOUTIQUE ASSORTED COLOURS DELsi Bathroom Tis 4 -ROLL PACKAGE . 99; PAPER TOWELS z ROLLS FOR 8 STOKELY HONEY POD FANCY PEAS 14 FL. 2 FOR OZ. TIN 9 CAMPBELL'S 10 FL. OZ. TIN TOMATO SOUP 5FOR 99 STOKELY FANCY 14 FL. OZ. CREAM CORN PRODUCE OF USA 2 FOR NO. 1 GRADE HEAD LETTUCE 179 ROBIN 18 OZ. HOOD PKG. CAKE 4 MIXES' J.M. CUTT 91 VICTORIA ST. GODERICH PRICES IN EFFECT TILL CLOSING TIME 10:00 P.M. OCT. 1 OR WHILE QUANTITIES LAST WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES OPEN NITELY TILL 10:00 P.M. PAQE24--GODERICHSIGNAL-STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1977 Hold line • fronn page 1 could gather that from what Darcy said at the meeting in Wingham." "The mayor has a right to say whatever he wants to," said Gower, "but in my view, it was a little irresponsilile." Councillor Elsa Haydon also said the mayor's over -reaction to the McKeough meeting was "irresponsible and shocking". "It takes nine people to set the budget, not one," said Councillor Ilaydon. "If we all act sensibly, and I for one intend to act sensibly. there shouldn't be any increase in taxes." Councillor Hay don reminded voters the town is getting "more, not less" this year from gover- nment in the way of grants. "It may not be the size of increase we had hoped for, but it is an increase," said Haydon. MAYOR REALISTIC But Deputy -reeve Eileen Palmer said she did not think the mayor "was pushing the panic button". "I think he was realistic,said Palmer. "I think we're going to have cut the frills, trim the corners and stick to necessities." Councillor John Doherty wasn't at the meeting in Wingham, so he didn't know on what Mayor Shewfelt was basing his comments. "Certainly I'm looking forward to paying higher taxes " said Doherty. "1 think it is time all hoards and committees started to make slices in their spending. I think we have to take a good look and put programs in their proper per- spective and priorities." Councillor I)on Wheeler said that as a member of the finance committee he plans to "take a positive approach and try to work toward no increase in taxes". He said he didn't feel from what Darcy McKeough said at the Wingham meeting, that there would need to be a "shocking increase" in taxes in Goderich. "We'll have to live within our means," said Wheeler Airport • from page 3 service and more prominent signs telling people where the tie -downs are located, where the Darcy arrives yet one more time washrooms are and where to register. He also suggested placing an illuminated sign on High- way 21 saying, "Beware of low flying aircraft". Squires backed up the idea of having a full- time working manager at the airport. He said a person was needed full-time for snow removal, to handle fuel and to maintain a check on the runway lights. Squires informed the committee that by way of expanding Business Air Services as ilbye late itiradio shop will be opened , p P November. An open house is planned. An engineering study has been ordered by Transport Canada to determine if expansion of the Goderich Airport is feasible from the stan- dpoint of property surrounding the airport. A study of the terrain will also be carried dtou airport A brief to set out the future plans of and to be filed with Transport Canada has not been drafted yet. Town secretary Harold ls has spoken with Hans Fisher of Transport Canada advising him that the municipality will be preparing a brief to support toe financial assistance requested by the municipality for future expansion of the airport and that the municipality would be arranging a meeting some time in the fall to review this situation, Allen Ball reported to the committee that the airport is now licenced for night flying. Board responsible for r C.C. Parker and Associates, London, in- formed the Goderich Recreation and Community Centre Board that rusting trusses in the arena were the responsibility of the board. C.C. Parker, Ole engineering firm hired for the arena reconstruction project, met with members of the building committee earlier this month and claimed that due to specifications agreed upon in the planning stages of the arena, responsibility for the rusting trusses above the ice surface would lie with the board. Assistant arena manager Chuck Jewell told members that new trusses above the ice portion of the arena have begun to rust and would have to be repainted before the ice is put in this season unless fans were installed to control con- densation. The board decided to check with C.C. Parker on the original steel specifications sent by the firm to London steel, to determine what was agreed upon in the planning stages. They will also ask that minutes of those meetings be for - Board member Bob Allen said therev way the steel should be rusting 11 the" weren't someoive tnegs were applied would have fnoti edeprit removing the rust and rep ranting the painting the... '. would cost between $9,500 and $17,800a `I to prices supplied by Logan Contracting' lso in order to alleviate the moi condensation problem above the ice the; agreed to the purchase and installation before ice is put in at the beginning o1pc The board has purchased 14 fans that`'i, installed at 25 foot intervals above surface. Assistant arena manager Jewel plained that the fans will draw the coolairdi ice surface and mix it with the warmer, maintain a uniform air temperatuo'. eliminate the possibility of condensatioi' further rusting of beams. Ice will by put in the arena during their October 3 and Jewell is hoping thatskdtisg'' begin on Saturday October 10. • '`•'" •r ORIOLE SOFT MAR1GARINE 1 -Lb CONTAINER BUY TWO CONTAINERS AT REGULAR PRICE 77c each GET ONE CONTAINER ree PAMPERS Disposable Diapers DAYTIME - 30's EXTRA ABSORBENT 24's 52.49 INSTANT or QUICK QUAKER OAT3 ' 900-grm PACKAGE BUY ONE PACKAGE AT REGULAR PRICE – 85c GET ONE PACKAGE reg DEVON RINDLESS BACON: . .59; BOLOGNA BY THE PIECE 6 OZ. PKG $CHNEIDER'S LUNCH MEATS CHICKEN LOAF 49; LUNCHEON MAC & CHEESE ea. OLIVE, PORK LOAF BOLOGNA, DUTCH LOAF BLUE BONNET MARGARINE 3 LB. PKG. 51.99 MAPLE LEAF BONELESS FULLY COOKED DINNER PORK SHOULDERS SOUTHERN BEAUTY LONG GRAIN RICE 3 LB. BAG 51.79 99° PEAMEAL BY THE PIECE BACK BACON Leib CHERRY HILL CHEESE STORE CUT LB. 8' VAN CAMP BEANS WITH PORK 2 FOR 19 FL. 81 OZ. TINS SUNLIGHT POWDERED DETERGENT ,o Le. sox- $ 4.49 PUSS `N' BOOTS CAT FOOD ASSORTED FLAVOUR 15 -OZ TIN 2C E.D. SMITH GARDEN 28 FL. O COCKTAIL 59 BONUS PACK 2 OZ. FREE COFFEEMATE 18 OZ. JAR •$1 •19 MARMALADE °•. 994 HEINZ KETCHUP =L °Z 59c ROBIN HOOD FLOUR 7 LB. BAG LIBBY'S 14 FL. OZ. ALPHA-GETTI STOKELY 14 FL. OZ. F PEAS & . 3 CARROTS $1. LIBBY'S MIXED VEGETABLES. 14 I` L. OZ. F TINS 3 R 1 PRODUCE OF ONTARIO 51.29 2 e69° PRINGLES . POTATO CHIPS 2 x &5 -OZ PACKAGE9, 9 NO. 1 GRADE SMALL COOKING ONIONS 10 LBG BA IN TOMATO SAUCE 9 CLARK'SB{E ANS 14 fl -oz TIN Buy One Tin at Regular Price - 49c GET ON E TIfreeN PRODUCE OF ONTARIO FANCY GRADE 2 FOR 8 WAX OR STOKELY ,GREEN BEANS 14 F L. OZ. TOILET AWLWAN" SANI.FLU7 r 34 OZ. RED DELICIOUS APPLES 3 LB. 1 BAG RIO LIQUID DETERGE. 750 -ML CONTAINERS BUY TWO CONTAINERS AT REGULAR PRICE 49c each GET ONE „ CONTAINER • ry Ga rY pe tra er en cte in ige i We haven't been a thriving hardware for over 25 years just because we're one of the few stores in town that carries 4. over 1500 sizes of nuts , bolts & screws, � ,� (�p� "wig. or even because we happen to sell heavy-duty bobby horse springs ... •;;A))))))))t5-) we're what we are because we make it a point to have what you need—no matter how far-fetched it may sound! YOU CAN FIND IT AT SERVICE DOMINION • Quality Giftware • Steel Goods • Capscrews • Houssware Rakes, Hoes, • Chain, Cable • Tools Shovels • Lawnmowers • guilders Hardware • Paint • Paint • Litt Fixtures 'Bolts • Keys cut • Pulleys • Wiring Supplies • Plumbing Supplies SERVICE DOMINION HARDWARE 4. s VICTORIA ST. NORTPS ,GODERICH S24-$SS1, washrooms are and where to register. He also suggested placing an illuminated sign on High- way 21 saying, "Beware of low flying aircraft". Squires backed up the idea of having a full- time working manager at the airport. He said a person was needed full-time for snow removal, to handle fuel and to maintain a check on the runway lights. Squires informed the committee that by way of expanding Business Air Services as ilbye late itiradio shop will be opened , p P November. An open house is planned. An engineering study has been ordered by Transport Canada to determine if expansion of the Goderich Airport is feasible from the stan- dpoint of property surrounding the airport. A study of the terrain will also be carried dtou airport A brief to set out the future plans of and to be filed with Transport Canada has not been drafted yet. Town secretary Harold ls has spoken with Hans Fisher of Transport Canada advising him that the municipality will be preparing a brief to support toe financial assistance requested by the municipality for future expansion of the airport and that the municipality would be arranging a meeting some time in the fall to review this situation, Allen Ball reported to the committee that the airport is now licenced for night flying. Board responsible for r C.C. Parker and Associates, London, in- formed the Goderich Recreation and Community Centre Board that rusting trusses in the arena were the responsibility of the board. C.C. Parker, Ole engineering firm hired for the arena reconstruction project, met with members of the building committee earlier this month and claimed that due to specifications agreed upon in the planning stages of the arena, responsibility for the rusting trusses above the ice surface would lie with the board. Assistant arena manager Chuck Jewell told members that new trusses above the ice portion of the arena have begun to rust and would have to be repainted before the ice is put in this season unless fans were installed to control con- densation. The board decided to check with C.C. Parker on the original steel specifications sent by the firm to London steel, to determine what was agreed upon in the planning stages. They will also ask that minutes of those meetings be for - Board member Bob Allen said therev way the steel should be rusting 11 the" weren't someoive tnegs were applied would have fnoti edeprit removing the rust and rep ranting the painting the... '. would cost between $9,500 and $17,800a `I to prices supplied by Logan Contracting' lso in order to alleviate the moi condensation problem above the ice the; agreed to the purchase and installation before ice is put in at the beginning o1pc The board has purchased 14 fans that`'i, installed at 25 foot intervals above surface. Assistant arena manager Jewel plained that the fans will draw the coolairdi ice surface and mix it with the warmer, maintain a uniform air temperatuo'. eliminate the possibility of condensatioi' further rusting of beams. Ice will by put in the arena during their October 3 and Jewell is hoping thatskdtisg'' begin on Saturday October 10. • '`•'" •r ORIOLE SOFT MAR1GARINE 1 -Lb CONTAINER BUY TWO CONTAINERS AT REGULAR PRICE 77c each GET ONE CONTAINER ree PAMPERS Disposable Diapers DAYTIME - 30's EXTRA ABSORBENT 24's 52.49 INSTANT or QUICK QUAKER OAT3 ' 900-grm PACKAGE BUY ONE PACKAGE AT REGULAR PRICE – 85c GET ONE PACKAGE reg DEVON RINDLESS BACON: . .59; BOLOGNA BY THE PIECE 6 OZ. PKG $CHNEIDER'S LUNCH MEATS CHICKEN LOAF 49; LUNCHEON MAC & CHEESE ea. OLIVE, PORK LOAF BOLOGNA, DUTCH LOAF BLUE BONNET MARGARINE 3 LB. PKG. 51.99 MAPLE LEAF BONELESS FULLY COOKED DINNER PORK SHOULDERS SOUTHERN BEAUTY LONG GRAIN RICE 3 LB. BAG 51.79 99° PEAMEAL BY THE PIECE BACK BACON Leib CHERRY HILL CHEESE STORE CUT LB. 8' VAN CAMP BEANS WITH PORK 2 FOR 19 FL. 81 OZ. TINS SUNLIGHT POWDERED DETERGENT ,o Le. sox- $ 4.49 PUSS `N' BOOTS CAT FOOD ASSORTED FLAVOUR 15 -OZ TIN 2C E.D. SMITH GARDEN 28 FL. O COCKTAIL 59 BONUS PACK 2 OZ. FREE COFFEEMATE 18 OZ. JAR •$1 •19 MARMALADE °•. 994 HEINZ KETCHUP =L °Z 59c ROBIN HOOD FLOUR 7 LB. BAG LIBBY'S 14 FL. OZ. ALPHA-GETTI STOKELY 14 FL. OZ. F PEAS & . 3 CARROTS $1. LIBBY'S MIXED VEGETABLES. 14 I` L. OZ. F TINS 3 R 1 PRODUCE OF ONTARIO 51.29 2 e69° PRINGLES . POTATO CHIPS 2 x &5 -OZ PACKAGE9, 9 NO. 1 GRADE SMALL COOKING ONIONS 10 LBG BA IN TOMATO SAUCE 9 CLARK'SB{E ANS 14 fl -oz TIN Buy One Tin at Regular Price - 49c GET ON E TIfreeN PRODUCE OF ONTARIO FANCY GRADE 2 FOR 8 WAX OR STOKELY ,GREEN BEANS 14 F L. OZ. TOILET AWLWAN" SANI.FLU7 r 34 OZ. RED DELICIOUS APPLES 3 LB. 1 BAG RIO LIQUID DETERGE. 750 -ML CONTAINERS BUY TWO CONTAINERS AT REGULAR PRICE 49c each GET ONE „ CONTAINER • ry Ga rY pe tra er en cte in ige