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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-12-20, Page 24PAGE 24 —GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1979 Seni rs get prices on supplies The steering com- mittee for the MacKay Centre for Seniors met on Tuesday, December 11 to receive reports by several members on the estimated - cost of non - capital items for the Centre. These estimates were prepared by local dealers Due to the large volume of community news this week, there wasn't space in this week's edition for everything. Watch next week's paper for it. Thankyou. Airport... • frol page 13 into a reserve account to be used by the Goderich Municipal Airport for capital projectsr Air Show sub- committee chairman, Dick Wright, presented a short report on the for- thcoming air show. He stated.that arrangements are progressing satisfactorily and are in keeping with the proposed budget. On a suggestion from Reeve Eileen Palmer, the committee passed a motion that the Tourist Committee and the Economic Development Committee be invited to appoint one non -elected member from their committees to attend the airport committee meetings on a regular basis as a non-voting, members of the airport committee. New gate... • from page 8 Planning Board, that they proceed at the earliest possible date with the rezoning of the northern part of Industrial Park, located between th9 hydro easement and proposed Suncoast Drive ex- tension. Hydro rates hiked beginning Jan.1,1980 Hydro rates in Goderich and surroun- ding areas will be in- creasing between 10 and 14 percent as of January 1, 1980. Ontario Hydro an- nounced a rate increase ._..recently .cit ing_increased-• costs for fuel for generating stations and heftier costs for power transmission as the reason. • The Goderich •• Public Utilities Commission ' announed it would be hiking its residential hydro rate by 14.5 percent in the new year to compensate for the bulk power rate jump. Al Lawson, manager of the utility, said the Goderich PUC was handed a 15.5 percent increase in its bulk power rate but said the utility had managed to absorb one percent of that. A spokesman for Ontario Hydro said rural rates for power would be Wait • from page 6 "had no intention of developing ,the residence into a fast •food outlet". Council tabled the matter until it can review comments from the, planning board and county planner Roman Dzus. PUC... • from page 3 once the utility turned them on in the spring. He suggested the utility find out exactly how much work it did on the units before making any rate changes. MacMillan said he did not know what the present rate was based on claiming it was set before any present employees or members of the com- mission were involved in PUC work. He said the only "increases passed on to the town were rate hikes the PUC gave all its customers. He said the rate to the town was last increased in 1975,'the last time the utility increased water rates. Chairman Herb Murphy said the flat rate may be high when the amount used by the town is compared to what a homeowner would use for the same fee. But Murphy added that $168 was too low. The commission decided to increase the rates charged the town by the 18.18 percent it in- creased wateer rates earlier this year. The hike brings the annual charge to the town from $168 to $198.54. increasing an average of 10.5 percent in the new year. The new rural rate will be 7.42 cents for the first 750 kilowatt hours of hydro per month and 3.6 cents for all power used _ Farm rates will be 8.4 cents per hour for the first 250 hours of hydro and 3.06 cents an hour for an additional 9,750 kilowatt hours for the month. Residential rates in Goderich will increase to 8.4 cents for the first 50 kilowatt hours per month; 4:2 cents for the next 200 kwh and three, cents per hour for the remainder. who kindly co-operated with the committee. This was one of the requirements for ap- plication for a Wintario grant. Jim Moore, Recreation Director, will submit the application form together with the list of non -capital ex- penditures as given in the estimates. Any Wintario grant money must be matched dollar for dollar in a fund- raising campaign. Although no renovations can be made in the MacKay Centre for Seniors until a New Horizons grant has been received, various events will be held in the hall in the months to come. The committee plans to hold two events each month. The •first event in the New Year will be held on Wednesday, January 9 at 7:30 p.m. This will be a card party with progressive euchre and 500. There will be an admission charge of $1. It is hoped that all members will come and bring their friends. There are now 74 people who are members of the Centre for 1980. It is very important to have as large a membership as possible. Membership fees of $2 must be handed in •as soon as possible. They can be given to any member of the com- mittee or to the mem- bership conveners, Ellen Smith and Bea Sparling. A seminar will be held early in the New Year. This will be arranged by the committee and anyone who is interested in the organization of the Centre may attend'. _ Richard Hewitt, representative of the New Horizons Program will be a guest speaker. The date of this seminar will be announced in the local paper. To you, sincere greetings and thanks ... with every good wish that the joy and delight of the Yuletide will be yours. SERVICE DOMINION HARDWARE 30 VICTORIA ST. NORTH GODERICH 524-8581 ehristmas tranquility holds a message for all of us. In the midst of this stiason we take time to appreciate and be grateful. And as we pause, one thing comes to -mind ... how much we value your friendly support! 4,40•4110•04100 • 4' • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 200 gram bag • •• •• • • Realemon • lemon juice • KRAFT 1 L. •MIRACLE WHIP 0000.011110••••••••••••••••••••••••••04 * * *-E ;f: assorted Hostess "-- potato chips .69 675 mL cont Planters vac pack cocktail T (I peanuts ��runt fancy Dole fruit I fl..7 Sunspun ice 2 litre cream cont.1 • 9 McLaren's onions, gherkins or manzanilla olives 1211oz. kent jar J frozen dessert topping Cool 1.19 Whip 5149 • • MAXWELL HOUSE 1 LB. BAG • ROASTED COFFEE $319 • • MAPLE LEAF 7'/a OZ. • SOCKEYE SALMON $179 • BIKS • DILL PICKLES 32FL.OZ. 994 • CANADA DRY 750 ML. Supreme light • GINGERALE 3 FOR 994 PLUS DEP. fruit cake 19 • in its own juice - Del Monte pineapple 14 fl. oz. tins 0 21.0 for I"n`litre • for dogs and cats Budget dog fo od 4 15tins ED Smith CLOVER LEAF IO FL. OZ. garden cocktail . ....... oz btf •69BROKEN MANDARIN ORANGES Ocean Spray cran•apple drink or ALCAN 45 CM X 10 M. cranberry cocktail ... 4 0z' 1.09 FOIL WRAP .99 4 to • • • • • • • 0 • • • • •• • •• • • •• • • •• • •• 494 • 5189: Treesweet reconstituted unsweetened 24 FL. OZ. • orange juice oz. tin •99 WELCH GRAPE JUICE 954 • Red Rose orange pekoeDELMONTE 12 OZ. • tea bags . ofp& 1.69 FANCY BLEACHED RAISINS S' • 7SO ML- pkg. . 2.69 PEPSI COLA. 3 FOR 994DEPOSIT • • 1• • MAXWELL HOUSE, INSTANT COFFEE 1JAR • DELMONTE ORANGEPEKOEPINEAPPLE JUICE i. 134YI SALADA TEA BAGS.% 1 • BLACK MAGIC 1 LB- BOX • $18� I ASSORTED CHOCOLATES $535 • � $ 59 • • $3s9• • 4111 PLANTERS 50°a PEANUTS 12 OZ. BAGS • CHOCOLATE •`TURTLES • DAIRY BOX,ASSORTED BOX •CHOCOLATES NIAGARA FROZEN :ORANGE JUICE • • • • •• •` • • • • • • • • • • 14 OZ. BLN ACK DIAMOND CHEESE FOOD ,_ __._____T�__ �._.... _ . • $317 CHEESE SLICES SINGLES 'T: B' • • • • • • • • • • • • • 121/2 FL. OZ. $3895UNSPUN SOFT MARGARINE • 49 rMcCA1NS , 4PEAS 2 LB. BAG 1LB. TUB 694• • 89e s •• • •• • • • •• • •• •• •• • • • KIST GINGER ALE 750 ML. PLUS 94 3 FOR DEPOSIT FRESH XMAS PRODUCE FLEECY SOFTENER 128 FL. OZ. $1 el illi 1 SUNKIISTNAVEL XMAS ORANGESS14• 9 DOZ.FABRIC PRODUCE OF ONTARIOFANCY SLB, $ a9 RED DELICIOUS APPLES GRADE BAG • FLORIDA TANGERINES 99e.. PRODUCE OF U.S.A. NO. 1 GRADE HEAD LETTUCE 2 "FOR 5 99e CHINA LILY WHOLE MUSHROOMS 10 FL. OZ.WAXED 894 CROSS & BLACK WELL PLUM PUDDINGS FRESH OYSTERS PARTY TRAYS PRODUCE OF USA. NO. 1 GRADE CELERY STALKS 2 STALKS 994 PRODUCE OF ONTARIO NO. 1 GRADE GIANT SIZE RUTABAGAS 3FORS1?O FANCY FRUIT BASKETS FOR LAST MINUTE ADE GIFTS • fancy Aylmer • juicetomato • • 48 fl. oz. tin • • • • • • • ® • • • • • CANADA PACKERS BACON 1 LB. VAC PAK 994 BRUCE PACKERS SMOKED COUNTRY STYLE WHOLE HAM 14 TO 16 LB. AVG. $1 49 CUT FROM CANADA GRADE 'A' BEEF K ING OF THE ROASTS PRIME RIB ROASTS E _ wcpR vEtb "AH CAIN` T1�1 .AH CAM KEPI CCCIFIE - $259 fancy cream corn • LB. kernel corn or CANADA EETPI PACKERS MAPLE LEAF Stokely COTTAGE ROLLS 4 912 - 14 oz. tins • LB. SMOKED PORK SHOULDER PICNIC HAM STYLE 99a FRESH KILLED TURKEYS for FOR THE HOLIDAYS GOOD ASSORTMENT OF FROZEN DUCKS - TURKEY - ROASTING CHICKENS - TURKEY ROLLS Lucknow District Co-op Board of Directors, Management and Staff g� J.M. CUTT LIMITED J RED & WHITE FOODMASTER 91 VICTORIA ST. NORTH r,oO RICH All prices in effect from Monday, Dec. 17 until closing time, 10 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 22, 1979 or while quantitie's last. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY AND BOXING DAY ••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••• ' 'PIM • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 • • • • • • • • •