The Goderich Signal-Star, 1967-12-07, Page 1212 The Goderich Signal -Star, Thursday, dec. 7, 1967 Eastaope pig WO, froniStraa
Si,mta Claus Big Hit
(CQntiPued 'tram pagif 1)
Besides the nineteen wheeled
entries, there were threebands
to set the musical atmosphere,
from CFB Clinton, the North
ford, and OodericWs town•band,
A fourth, the Lions Club
Clown Band, managed to find a
vehicle to transport thew
Other marchers included an
orange.vested contingent of
schools safety patrolmen.
Top honours in the float tomo
petition went to Alexandra Map
44 rine and General Hospital's per•
Y .,.. trayal of a live operation, comp•
plete with yards and yards of
colourful "entrails".
Runner•up float was entered
,3by the Goderich PubllcSchools,
whose depiction of a classroom
in. the Ward Schools from 1867
drew applause from the crowd.
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Third place awards .of $25
each were presented to the
Knights of Columbus Christmas
scene, the LORD,E. "Sherwood '
Forest" and the Gardiner's
Dairy exhibit. 4k total of $200
in prizes was awarded.
Other. colourful floats were
entered by the Junior Farmers;
the Goderich District Labour
Council;, oca1682, International
Chemical Workers;. Brindley
Farms; the Ontario Hospital;
Conklin Lumber; .and Beta
Sigma Phi.
The Centennial Queen was not
the only pretty miss to ride
atop a convertible in the show.
Miss • Union Maid, Geraldine
Leddy, rode ahead of the Labour
Council float.
Kinsmen elves and clowns
provided extra entertainment,
throwing candy to the crowds
along the route.
The satisfaction expressed
by members of the host group
was reflected in the happy faces
of the spectators who proved
that, at Christmas time
especially, they love a: parade.
Plans Referred
(contnue,d from page 1),
respectively created the Inchs.
trial Commission, and the Tour.
ist Promotion, Committee, and.
appointed Alex Wilkins to the
Industrial Commission,,
In moving the referral to the
Finance Committee„ Such said
council "should give serious
consideration to ..this through a
committee ttee that will look into
the financial obligations invol.
yed."
'Supporting Salter's proposal,,
Councillor Ray Robinson said
that a 'chamber of commerce
could not operate without gpur.
pose.
"Without tourist promotion
and industry represented, you
will end up with nothing more
.than a businessmen's associa»
tion again," he said:
Claiming that the previous
association has been lacking
the "moral and financial help"
of 65 percent of the business
community.
;He said the turnout of ten per.
cent of the Businessmen's As.
satiation was not a good aver.
age, saying that the reason was
that it had been "too small and
too inward thinking."
"A chamber of commerce
would promote Goderich in all
respects," he said.
The Mayor opposed taking the .
industrial commission out of the
hands of council, saying that if
. it were, hisobligation as chair
man would be finished.
"My obligation ,is to council
only," he said.
In his letter, Salter had said
that it was not the intention of
a, 'chamber of commerce to re•
fleet on council's handling of
the industrial and tourist pro.,
motion committees, but "to as.
sist and act as co-ordinators
in the Industrial Commission,
the Tourist Promotion and the
commercial development of the
„town of Goderich."
Mayor 14131s ' urged council.
and those who were behind the
proposal for techalmber .of coat,
merce not to "lose sigbt'of the
fact that the men who are pre4
sently on these committees are
dedicated to the cause of the
com.memity."
When it reached, the vote,
Reeve Suchts motion paase4
with only councillor Robinson
voting against.
Use Christmas Sews
C
Culbert's Bakery
THE HOME OF TA rY PASTRY
SINCE 1877
SHORT -BREADS and
CHRISTMAS -COOKIES
CHRISTMAS FRUIT STOLLEN
LIGHT and DARK FRUIT CAKE
CHRISTMAS PUDDING.
yij, k - e.
THIS 115. ONLY PART OF
BRECK.ENRIDGE'S
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council Briefs
(continued fm page 1)
A communication from 'the
Ontarto Housing -Oottoraial
regarding tenders for senior
' citizen and family housing units
owned by the .municipality was,
referred to the Property coin.
mittee,
Councillor . Ray ;Robinson
withdrew a motion which would
have sent a draft resolution to
.the Ontario Mayors and ReeVea
Assodlation and to other.municii»
Panties in, the province that
Crown properties, by assessed
at the full tax rate in each .-
municipality.
By-law s8 --1967 authorizing
the issue 01 debentures in an
amount of $340,000 to cover
part of the cost of construction
and equipping of the newsowage
treatment piantwaspassed. The -
15 -year debentures will be, taken
at an annual interest rate of
7 percent.
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To TestNature
Human
Sale of Ontario's new liG If solei follow the pattern of
ante plates -,will again test past years, more than half of
Mee
human nature 'for. three full the 2,200,000 licendea for .
mdnths. senger vehicles, dual purpose'
Opening day for purchasing in
vehicles and motorcycles will
the blue -on -white 196.8 passert solde last two weeks
ger, dual purpose and motor.,
of February.
cycle 'plates at all of the 280 The people who work in the
issuing oi
issuing offices across the pro flces keep hoping that
vince was Friday; December 1. human nature will change. Last
'
Expdate for 1967 markers year the licences sold in the
williry be Thursday, February 29 month of December amounted
givingVitra day •to 6, 6 percent of the total;
motorists an
grace for LeapYear.• January,' another 17 perces
od were sold. The remaining'76,`l
fiplepart ent-of_TransP ort of•
cia'ls are again appealing to puarye e : se:: d: _ .
motorists' common sense in runty 1 onwards.
urging them to buy their plates Licences for commercial
early. There: is no reason to motor vehicles, trailers and
get stuck in those, last minuteconversion units are not sold
line-ups, and there definitely in the same period. They will
be no.extension beyond the be 'on . sale from March 1 to
lw,illebruar
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FRESH KILLED -- Canada Utility Grade
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BREAKFAST
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BEEF HEARTS
6 OZ: PKG.
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Ib. , 49c HEAD CHEESE
49c
Ib. 69c
Ib: 49c
Ib. 49c
BOLOGNAF Ib. 39c
XMAS PUDDINGS
CHOPPEDSUET'21bs. 69c
BULK
1NEINERS Ib.- 49c
Winner of week's meat supply Mrs. M. Wilson, Kingston St. Goderich
5 lbs. WHITE SUGAR. -- FREE
WITH THE PURCHASE OF 4 LIGIWBULBS AT REGULAR. PRICE
CLOVER LEAF -- 7 Oz. Tins
SOLID WHITE TUNA
FACELLE ROYALE — LGE. SIZE
TISSUES
MAXWELL HOUSE -- 1 LB. BAG
COFFEE
MAXWELL HOUSE — 10 OZ. JAR
INSTANT - COFFEE
THE CAMERA WOULD ONLY TAKE IN A PORTION OF OUR TOYLAND
THIS SHOWS A LOT BUT IT IS ONLY PART OF OUR SELECTION. THIS
PICTURE TELLS 1,000 WORDS. A TRIP TO OUR TOYLAND WILL TELL THE
REST OF THE STORY.
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lfor 89c ORANGPEKOE TEA BAGS.. 15c
STOKLEYS — 14 OZ.
29cCREAM CORN . 4 for 85c
MONARCH POUCH PACK
15c CAKE MIXES 6d -for. $1.00
CHOCOLATE MALLOW — 18 OZ.
$1.43 COOKIES
Id Colony Canned Pop
BICK'S.— 33 OZ.
DILL PICKLES
KMFT — 1 lB. VKG.
VELVETA CHEESE
KING SIZE
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49c
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CLARK'S FANCY -- 48, OZ.
43c TOMATO JUICE
SJAT. WMILLti+MS --24 OZ. —RASP.
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12'fdr89c
13c CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP
NESTLES
99c QUICK SNAKE
or STRAW. FROZEN — 14 OZ.
2 for 89c HADDOCK IN BATTER
3 ,Lb. Bag
CARROTS
2 for 696
3 for i.00
2or49c
29c
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14 Oz. Tube
TOMATOES_
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