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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-12-20, Page 9The junior and senior choirs of St. Josephs School, Kingsbridge combining all the students of the school entertained parents at the annual Christmas concert Tuesday. The school choir closed. the concert with a medley of Christmas favorites. (photo by Dave Sykes) Taxi fares upsubstantially Car owners are not the only ones who are going —to feel the squeeze caused by the increase in gas prices. Those people who rely on taxis for their transportation are also going to have to pay more --at least in Goderich. Bruce and Beryle December 12 and requested a taxi fare increase due to price increases in gas, oil., car repairs, office overhead, etc. The commission agreed to amend the by- law governing taxis so that between the hours of 6 a.m. and 11 p.m. one Kettles, representing person taking a taxi to Goderich Taxi and any one place in town will Bluewater Taxi, and Bob now have to pay $1.50 for Prouse and Marlene -4 the first .8 kilometer (half Harrison, representing mile). This is up from $l. Great Lakes Taxi, ap- peared before the Goderich Police Com- mission when it met -Furth-er, taxi cabs engaged on an hourly basis (where vehicle is standing), per hour within the coverage area (3.2 kilometeror two mile radius cost cost $12. This is up from $10. Police accounts for the month of November totalling $27,651.18 were approved by the com- mission for payment. Police Chief Pat King's activity report for the month of November was also approved. The cornmisOon decided to request fur- ther information from its insurance company regarding the tran- sporting by police of female dispatch per- sonnel directly from work police officers' doing to the • home where an these things. accident may occur in- volving the police Chief King told a the cruiser. commission that he had Chief King was met with his employees authorized by the com- over this concern and mission to tender for a said that, where possible, 1980 police cruiser on a police, pfficers will at - trade -in basis for the tempt to clean up the police force. broken glass and debris from the areas of ac - A discussion took place cidents as well as picking among commission up animals killed on town members regarding the streets. In situations road superintendent where it may be more being paid 'overtime to feasible for the Public pick up dead animals and Works crew to carry out. clean up broken glass off -----the- clean up, they will be the road as opposed t\) --so notified, said the Chief. a WA • := —. — w N - 1=IM AIM • z AA IIA All , IAN - OM AMA VA NI ia -AMMAN .. CANADA GRADE 'A' Eviscerated URKEYS$1 18 - Were taking orders for Christmas_ • LB. First come - first served WW1 - 1 AIM , SAW NI MINI MI I MINE MN 1 Mmill _I MINN IAA ._ ; . 411 AA MAW 1111 MN MI = i -_,-� - ,- - . -WM, 1 • 1 r 1 1 O SUPERMARKET 104 SHOPPERS SQUARE GODERICH 524-9411 Prices in effect till Saturday, Dec. 29/79 MAXWELL HOUSE GROUND COFFEE 1 LB. X 3 . 9 MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE SUNSPUN 10 0Z. ICE CREAM 2 L. GREEN GIANT CREAM STYLE CORN $100 WHOLE KERNEL CORN 190Z. 2/• • A N RED. 69Q... COOKED HAM $299 HAM STEAK $, 49 SCHNEIDERS Q BOWL HEADCHEESE' 39 SCHNEIDERS SCHNEIDERS 6 OZ. SCHNEIDERS VAC PAK OLD FASHIONED.HAM SCHNEIDERS BOLOGNA 6 OZ. SCHNEIDERS OLD FASHIONED HAM WHOLE OR HALF $39 • B. 89c $349 • LB. CANADA PACKERS FRESH SAUSAGES CANADA PACKERS TENDERSWEET HAMBY THE PIECE CUT FROM CANADA PACKERS GRADE "A" BEEF STEAK ROAST SIRLOIN STEAK BICK'S GARLIC, PLAIN, POLSKI, OGORSKI 9 DILL PICKLES 32 OZ. $139 • LB. $239 • LB $249 • LB. $279 • L ,;t SCHNEIDERS .r :BULK. MINCEMEAT SCHNEIDERS CELLO STEAKETTE 1 LB PACK 1 �•` SCHNEIDERS --'BULK WIENERS SCHOXENEIDERS BD CHICKEN SCHNEIDERS FOIL BACON 2 LB. 1 LB. $ ,- 99 • $129• LB. $1� • 59 LB $349 • $1f:9 "ANADA PACKERS CHICKEN LOAF- $16 99 LB $159 • LB. CANADA PACKERS MAPLE LEAF BACON SPARE RIBS CUT FROM CANADA GRADE A BEEF T-BONE STEAK FR 5149 • LB. ......... . $269 • LB. ESH UTILITY TURKEYS 12.16 LB. 994 LB. DOLE FANCY � � 4 �� .� FRUIT COCKTAIL 190x. OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRY SAUCE 1401. LIBBY'S FANCY TOMATO JUICE 4801- 794 (HOSTESS ASS'T POTATO CHIPS 200 g. 794 CLUB HOUSE STUFFED 331 MG. JAR $119 1 1 9 • 7 MANZANILLO OLIVES OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRLY SAUCE 1401. 59 4 WESTON BROWN'N SERVE TWIN ROLLS U.S.A. NO. 1 CELERY STALKS Reg. 73' ea. 12's 2/9 RED ROSE ORANGE PEKOE TEA BAGS 60's MISS MEW ALL FLAVOURS $169 CAT FOOD 69 RED DELICIOUS " MacINTOSH APPLES S APPLES 3LB,BAG 9thST16'I ISA � . SUNKIST SIZE 113's ORANGES TURNIPS 10 LB. BAG 16 0Z. 3/89° GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1979—PAGE 9 Unlawful tree eutt in isc��tl� y BY JEFF SEDDON Huron county council put some teeth into its tree cutting bylaw Wednesday to protect small tracts of forest vital to the county. The new bylaw in- creases the fine for violating tree cutting restrictions from $500 to $5,000 as well as reducing the number of trees that .can be but without a permit. Under the old bylaw permitted landowners to cut down orbulldoze up to an acre of forest with no permit. The new law reduces that size to one half an acre, Council hopes the new law will. restrict the destruction of forested lots vital to combat erosion and help moderate the water table in agricultural areas. Along with changing regulations for _land clearing council also outlined the minimum size and type of each tree that can be cut down b,y any individual. By doing so the county hopes to protect small trees from being removed before they have an opportunity to mature. The bylaw needs ministry of natural resources before it can be enforced. That approval should be granted early in the year. DON AND ROSEMARY CORRIVEAU, AND STAFF CALVIN MARTIN AND JANE McCLINCHEY WISH EACH AND EVERYONE A HAPPY HOLIDAY - SEASON. Don's Shoe Place "because you're worth it" SUNCOAST MALL PINCHER'S FOR CHRISTMAS WE STILL HAVEAL4IFGF;ELECTION GIFT SUGGESTIONS for him at Christmas VarG, t 4k� rtr• sat rim's With its unique wooden filter a BQfIL HAM PIPE affxds you the pleasure of a smooth, mellow smor;e everytime. See the full selection today. FROM $14.95 HANDCRAFTED IN CANADA • ZAIMA ELECTRONIC LIGHTERS • COMBINATION PIPE STAND/HUMIDOR • TOBACCO POUCHES TIMEXWATCHES CALCULATORS � OLD SPICE GIFT SETS • Tinley Leather BILLFOLDS • PURSES • KEY CASES • UTILITY CASES • WALL PLAQUES CANADIAN MADE - ONE FOR ALMOST ANY ROOM CARLTON CARDS - WRAP -BOWS - TAGS and still some DECORATIONS Ringing out our brightest greetings for FROM THE MANAGEMENT AND STAFF AT FIN° SEE OUR RE -VAMPED GIFT SECTION AT THE REAR,OF THE STORE Our shelves are chock full of interesting gift ideas - come in and browse. [Pt • COPPERWARE • FIGURINES • GLASSWARE • JEWELLERY BOXES • AND MUCH, MUCH MORE!!: • ICE BUCKETS • BAR LAMPS • WINE SETS • QUALITY GLASSES • BAR NOVELTIES • COASTER SETS • DOUBLE AND SINGLE TRAVEL FLASK CASES IN QUALITY LEATHER BOOKS • HARDCOVER • QUALITY SOFT COVER • CHILDRENS BOOKS • HUGE SELECTION OF PAPERBACKS • CHILDRENS RECORDS Just Arrived - Auther Shipment of • Fisher-Price Toys •MATCHBOX TOYS • PLASTIC MODELS • GAMES - GOOD SELECTION • BOX CHOCOLATES OUR USUAL GOOD SELECTION AVAILABLE • CANDY CANES • CHRISTMAS BAG CANDY • NUTS OF ALL KINDS VACUUM PACK OR CELLO BAGS 11_11111....10_1 HOLIDAY STORE. HOURS • SUNDAY, DEC. 23 - 10 to 9 • MONDAY, DEC. 24 - 8:30. to 6 • CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY • BOXING DAY OPEN 10 to 6 CHAR(,I�.X MEM VISA MM. SHOPPERS SQUARE GODERICH