The Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-01-18, Page 30PAGE 12A—THE GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1979.
Ra. pul. increase infarm gate p.rices tapering.off say exp- erts
belie created' temporary'
surpluses and depressed
prices. Although the new
The rapid increase in
farm -gate prices which
began in September is
now tapering off. Farm -
gate prices in December
rose 0.9 percent com-
pared to 1.2 percent the
previous month.
The moderation in
prices during December
was due primarily to beef
prices declining by 0.9
percent. Pork, however,
was up by 4.7 percent and
poultry prices rose by 1.0
percent.
The Farmer Price
Index (FPI) now stands
at 17.5 percent 'above" last
year. The year-to-year
increased were, led by
beef up 35.7 percent from
the preNsiously depressed
prices. Other meat was
up 46.1 percent, pork "up
20.5 percent and poultry
up 12.8 percent. Price
increases for other major
commodities were well
below the general rate of
inflation.
The FPI, with 1971
equaling 100, now stands
at 203.2.
Aux. holds
pot luck meal
The January meeting
of the Goderich Ladies
Legion Auxiliary began
with a pot luck supper.
The "'colourful array of
goodies was extremely
tempting to the 48
members present.
A short memorial
service honoured Mrs.
Laurena Bloomfield.
Isobel Chamney was
initiated as a new
member.
The attendance draw
• was won by Ann
Anderson and the
mystery draw by Marg
,Mabon.
Among the future plans
discussed were many and
varied sporting and
social events. In par-
ticular, a party just for
the Auxiliary members
on the evening of
Tuesday, January 23 was
discussed.
Very_ _best _wishes__were _.
extended to Jean and•Len
Elliott on' their .coming
50th wedding an-
niversary.
Brookside
Broadcast
BY JANICE POLLOCK
AND MANDY MILLER
On Wednesday, January
10, Mr. Kopas, head of the
guidance department from F.
E. Madill Secondary School,
came to the school to chat
with the Grade 8 students
who will hopefully be going
to F. E. Madill next year. He
told the students about the
different courses and sonie
decisions that would have to
be made.
On Tuesday January 16,
the parents ose children
are going on •to Secondary
School in Wingham will meet
at Brookside School at 8 p.m.
to talk with Mr. Kopas aid
other teachers.
On Thursday, January 11,
the pupils who will be attend-
ing Goderich High School
went to listen to the teachers
explain their courses and to
get a tour of the school.
There was a good attend-
ance.,,
The Senior Girls, Senior
Boys, Junior Girls and Junior
Boys teams are in full swing
in the intra mural volleyball.
In a few" days the ping
pong tournament will be
starting for the students who
have signed up.
Kingsbridge...
• from page 4A:
from Kingsbridge have
been invited to a school
dance at St. Mary's, in
Goderich 'on Tuesday
evening, January 19.
Mrs. Karla Hogan
supplied inthe Grade 3
and 4 room at St. Joseph's.
because Mrs. Nancy
Park attended a meeting
in Dublin on Thursday
afternoon, January 11.
Mr. John Kopas,
guidance teacher from
Wingham high school
talked to those Grade 8
students at St. Joseph's.
on Wednesday, January.
10 who,, will be attending
F.E. Madill.
The Grade 8 students
from St. Joseph's who
will be 'attending
Goderich District
Collegiate, had a student -
parent night on . Thur-
sday, January 11. `""
December saw the
announcement of the long
delayed. National Chicken
Agency. The industry has
long suffered from
erratic imports which
agency will not be able to
control imports, under
G.A.T.T. rules, its
existence -.allows the
federal government to
negotiate an arppropriate
DISCOUNTDAVE'.SBIG JANUARY
level for imports from the
U.S. This will allow both
processors and producers
to effectively plan for the
future and should en-
courage investment to
•
improve efficiency. says
the OFA.
Here's An
Outstanding' Value ...
3/8"x4'x8'
DRYWALL
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ENDS
THIS
SATURDAY!
January 26th
DON'T MISS IT!
Here's a patterned carpet
that will brighten any room...
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A100% nylon level loop, treated with
Du Pont's famous ZE PEL carpet protector
so it resists soil,cleans easier and looks
bright and new longer.
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Big V-olum
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Mears
Price for b•tg
�"rice
• this ght in
„Most items ere b
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Sale were
JanuaryCLOFD quantities. Aht in
to item were
b°
s d quantities
les than trucl(loa they .were
less heless great numbers•
but neves . .
� ed 1n vOWme so We
• W• oulbought
Sell for less.
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Cash And Carry
IN DESERT FLOWER BEIGE, AZALEA RUST, MARIGOLD, MAYFLOWER
GREEN AND POPPY RED.
Here's everything you could want in a beautiful carpet a soft, durable nylon
loop in a choice of exciting colors with a foam rubber cushioned back that
saves you the cost of buying expensive underpadding And it's priced now at
less than 6.50 a square yard! .
CUSTOM INSTALLATION by TRAINED INSTALLERS
AVAILABLE AT EXTRA COST
Shines Without Waxing!
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FLORAL'S BONDED
RUBBER BACKING
Makes it easy
to install
You can aim It quite
easily, and because Floral
comes in big 12•ft wid-
ths, there are Tess cuts to
make and fewer seams to
worry about You also
save money because you
don't have to buy an ex•
pensive underpadding;
Floral has its own bonded
.rubber backing
Not all colors
•necessarily
available
at oil
brooches •
Now
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1,,-HLI
Li
you can have a
famous Solarian floor
that shines wttho•ut
waxing in convenient
12"x12" self -stick
tiles. Our Usual Cash
& Carry price. 99'
each,
Take it from Discount Dave:
"If you don't have
adequate insulation here,
you're losing heat and
wasting money."
R-1 2
FRICTION FIT
Comes in standard 15" x
48" size. Our usual cash
andcarry price 18'/sq. ft.
R-20
I
u--rim-Y
FRICTION FIT
6" thick, enough to cut
your fuel' bills sub-
stantially this winter.
Our usual cash & carry
-291%sb. ft.
F
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Gypsum wallboard s- finished with a
heavy manila paper on the face side and •
strong liner paper, on the back side The
square edges are tapered. on the face
side in order to form a shallow channel for
'the joint reinforcement thereby providing
smooth continuous wall and ceiling sur-
faces Free installation instructions
available at Discount Dave's
FLINTKOTE
DECORATIVE
STUCCO
Now you can give a deep -
textured bold look to drab
cracked walls. Just add
water and it's ready to
use.
, Our Usual Cash &
Carry, 12.99 •
COUNTRY
RU.STIC
4 Different
Patterns From,
Which To Ch rose
And what a tremendous
sale price' Our usual
cash & carry is 8 95
Per Carton
(30 Bricks) Covers
Up To 6 Sq. Ft.
•
MirF L§imri l
•
RED
•
BUFF
I snow -
HARBOR GRAY SMOKE
Spruce
$happiug
We bought 5 full
truckloads to bring
you extra
value.
IN HARVEST HOME GOLD, HARVEST HOME
BEIGE, ESSEX FAIR GREEN AND ESSEX
FAIR BEIGE.
We Bought A Half A Truckload....
6' ALUMINUM
STEP LADDER
While They
Last, Only -
_
Delivery
And Credit
Terms
Available
At Extra
Cost
Your Visa and Master
Charge cards are as '
good as cash at all 16
of our branches.
16 BRANCHES;
AMHERSTBURG 7362151
'EXETER 235.1422
GODERICH 524.8321
GRAND BEND 2382374
HARROW 738.2221
KINCARDINE 396.3403
KINGSVILLE 733.2341
KITCHENER 744.6371
OWEN SOUND
RIDGE TOWN
SOUTHAMPTON
THEDFORD
WESTLORNE
WINDSOR EAST
WINDSOR WEST
MATTHE WS
Kitchener ou-of•town call free 1 800.265 8990
C. HARG EX
MUM
VISA
10.1111111
LOTS OFFFREE PARKING
PLEASE NOTE:
Because man'y of the items for This sale have
been specially purchased we reserve the right
to limit quantities Not all items are necessarily
available at all branches All prices are cash &
carry^ 'although delivery and credit terms are
available at extra ort
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.376 3181
6745465
797 3245
296 4991
768 1520
7276001
734 1221
254 1143
STORE HOURS
A M •6 P M
5 30 P M
MATTHEWS MON THURS 8
FRID-Ay8AM•9PM
S• TURDAYS till
KITCHENER MONDAY thru THURSDAY
WINDSOR EAST 8AM 530PM
WINDSOR WEST FRIDAY till 9 P M
. " SATURDAY till 30 V M
KINCARDINE open Mon thru Sat 8 00 a m to
5 30 pm
Amherstburg, Goderich. Kingsville. Owen Sound,
West Lorne, Harrow, Ridgetown, Southampton
MON•FRI 8 a m '530pm.SATURDAY till 4pm
Eketer,'Thedford glib brand Bend open Mon
Fri 8am • 6 30 p m Saturday till f p m
All Prices Are
Cash And
Carry
The 1x2's and the 2x2's are '8
ft. lengths. The 1x3's are 93"
in length.
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A DIVISION Of 4,,,„&„N _ LUMBER CO LTO
DELIVERY AND
_ CREDIT TERMS
AVAILABLE AT
EXTRA COST
SALE ENDS SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1979
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KITCHENER
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Ne, 21
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569 Fairway Road South near the On Highway 21 at Sprtngdnount
Mall. Phone 744.6371 Corner Phone 376.3101
N•, 2, No 19
KINCARDINE
Hwy'+21 North opposite the Sutton
Perk Inn .Phone 396-3403
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