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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1971-03-25, Page 17Usborne Council. ROY L. HANNON Occidental Life e PHONE 345-2274 BEST of TERMS -ST. LAWRENCE . CORN OIL 35oz. 79 TIN TOP YALU CHOICE TOMATOES 28oz. 29 TIN Usborne Halm Fire Insurance Company HEAD OFFICE - EXETER 235-0350 Insures: • Town Dwellings • All Class of Farm Property • Summer Cottages • • Churches, Halls Extended Coverage (wind, smoke, water damage, falling objects, liability, etc.) is also available AGENTS ki I Harry Coates Exeter 235-0265 Hugh Benninger Dublin 345-2001 . Clayton Harris Mitchell 3484051 .4 with the appropriate material to be placed in every grocery store in their own county as a promotional program in 187.1. Huron's 22 councilmen on the County Pork Producers Assoc- iation are; • George Moncrief, Ashfield Township, R.R. 3,Goderich; Eric ,Moore, Colborne Township, R.R. 4 Goderich; Alfred Warner , Goderich Township, R.R.1, Bay- field; James Williamson, Grey Township, R.R. 3, Walton; Lionel Wilder, Hay Township, R.R.1, Zurich; Elmer Harding, Howick Township, R.R.1, Gorrie; Lloyd Stewart, Hullett Township, R.R.1, ' Clinton; George Campbell, Mc- Killop Township, R.R.1,Seaforth; Wilfred Shortreed, Morris ToWn- ship, R. R.1, Walton; Harvey Cole- man, Stanley Township, R.R.1, Zurich; Kenneth Baker, Stephen Township, R.R. 2, Dashwood; James McGregor, Tuckersmith Township,, R.R. 2, Kippen; Alex Corrigan, Turnberry Township, R.R.1, Bluevale; AlvinCudmore, Usborne Township, R.R.1, Hensall; Adrian Vos. East Waw. Township, Blyth Allen Miller, West Waw. R.1, Lucknow. Directors at large elected were; Terry Dalton, R.R. 7, Lucknow; John Semple, R.R. 2, Hayfield; Paul Steckle, R.R. 2, Zurich; Maurice Heist, R.R. 2, Centralia; Keith Love, R.R.1, Zurich. County Pork-Producers will again sponsor a Swine Club. - At the Provincial Annual Meeting held in the King Edward Hotel, Toronto, James McGregor was named ,represent- alive from Huron on the Provin- cial Board. Might Can Be Problem Southern corn leaf blight is a disease ,of corn that was rarely, if ever, expected in Ontario. "All right, forget shorthand and typing. Can you read?" • PERSONNEL 11 DEPT. • CAN IDB SERVE YOU? Friday, March 20th, 1971 one of our representatives , Mr. F. J. McNah will be at The Bedford . Hotel Goderich In this district and throughout Canada many persons and firms in practically all types of businesses including Agriculture • Tourist and Recreational Businesses • Construction Professional Services • Transportation • Wholegale and Retail Trades, as well as Manufacturing have obtained loans from the IDB to acquire land, b,uildings, and machinery, to increase working; capital, to start a new business, and for other purposes. If you consider that IDB' can be of service, you are invited to arrange 'an appointment with the IDB representative by telephoning Telephone 524-7337 or in advance by writing to INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT . BANK 291 Dundas Street London 14, Ontario At a recent meeting of Huron • County Pork Producers held in the Legion Hall, Clinton, James McGregor, R.R. 2, Kippen was named chairman for another term, Eric Moore, R.R. 4, Goderich is Vice-Chairman and Lloyd Stewart, R.R.1, Clinton, secretary. • One hundred and thirty-five registered Pork Producers in attendance heardBlake Snoblen of Kent County, chairman of the Provincial Pork Producers Board discuss Hog marketing in the United Kingdom and Switzer- land. • The meeting adopted the fol- lowing resolution; Whereas, the O.P.P,M.B. is interested in pro- moting pork products at reason- able cost to the Ontario consumer, and, whereas, the place to do' this is at the meat display counter with appropriate 0 • colored display posters of pork produCts and pork recipes with convenient. trays to hold these. Therefore be it.resolved that the 0. P. P. M. B. furnish all the county associations boards in Ontario DEAR DORIS rglza - Do you know who the really tion found that in our -PanPle ar0OurtaWorneril town, with a population of 2,800, there are over 120 people living all alone. Most of these are • widows or widowers, not qinte ready to give up independence. They are the ones who heat up a can of soup at mealtime, or live on cold cereals, as it isn't worthwhile cooking for one. They spend countless hours by them- selves, especially in the cold winter months. They are the ones who would welcome a visitor with open arms. Our group is forming a Friendship Club, with each member adopting a lonely person, just to be • regular visitor. S - FOR FRIENDSHIP'S SAKE DEAR FRIENDSHIP - Fine! Volunteers who have a Meals-On- Wheels project repOrt that re- cipients, dress up special to receive the meal - and the deliverer. Want to sit and cnat with her. 0 • Let's keep the lonely ones in mind - and do something about them. DEAR DORIS - My fiancee and I have one big problem: his parents. They disapprove of me because I'm not • theii nationality. They'd do any- thing' to break us up. His Dad is trying to keep John home be- cause he knows he wants to farm. I want him to leave when we get married, 'and he agrees to, but his Dad always brings up some- thing to keep him there. Do you think I'm being greedy by asking him to leave his parents and start 'a fresh life for us both? - READY TO MARRY - BUT • Huron Pork Producers -Re-elect Jim McGregor families in some localities have offered 'to help with beverages - a,,..i.arx1,,,thoirli,e_lo,hasjagen accepted. Probably the best way is to 'abide by the 'custom which has sprung up wherever you happen to be. The bride's parents have a big bill to foot in any case, and that's for sure. - CONFIDENTIAL TO SHAKING - My psychiatric consultant suggests your tendency to shake is more likely to be from an emotional cause, rather than physical. You ought to be getting psy- chiatric help, which would probably involve two kinds of treatment: (1) A tranquilizer, which' would help you lose the tensions which cause the'shaking. (2) Repeated therapeutic in- terviews ,in which you would be helped to air those frustrations and pockets of hurt and anger which have been buried in 'your subconscious, and which keep you from being a serene person. Although economic loss from the disease was very limited in On- tario, the disease was identified in most areas of the •province. Damage was far more severe in the United States, especially in the more southerly corn growing areas. In 1970, the Race T of southern leif ' blight waa.,particularly severe in hybrids carrying Texas male-sterile cytoplasm, and ex- tfemely mild on corn with normal cytoplasm. The majority of the hybrid seed available for 1971 _ Contain_ To'xas_ male- s ter-11e- cytoplasm which is used widely •• because it eliminates 'the' need for hand detasseling in hybrid seed'cOrn production. Seed corn sold for 1971 will be ,tagged to indicate whether the - cytoplasm it contains is Normal, Texas male-sterile or a Blend_ of both. Seed with normal cyto- plasm should be tolerant to the new Race T of southern leaf blight. Whether the disease will ,be a problem in Ontario in 1971 can not be 'determined. Weather con- ditions could lead to a problem. By 1.972 almost all seed corn sold in Ontari o should contain normal cytoplasm and be tolerant to the new disease. Plans Hail - HYA-9N liSPOiMit ,SEAFOFFk ,OorT,, AA* OOD • • h • THING* 'HAPPEN WHEN.:Y9q HEW.' ROSS I •... . Egirnosidifille_ Correspondent Mrs. C. Geddes Week end visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard James were Cannon .and Mrs. Jack James of Kincardine. r •MissSylvia Wood is-spending her Easter holidays with_ her brother and hig wife, Mr. and- Mrs. William Wood of Stratford, Ontario. She is also going to St. Marys, Ontario to spend some time with her uncle Mr. Jack'. Johnston. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mulligan were their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. T. O'Connor and family of Oakville. Mr. and Mrs. John McIntosh of Toronto, Ontario were visitors at the home of Miss Fernada Mc- Cloy over the week end. Miss Elizabeth MacLean is holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. John Boshart of Kitchener, Smiles . . A young businessman was running to catch the morning train from far-out suburbia to the city. Traltting up to a farmer 4 he asked; Say, do you mind if I take a short cut across your field? I want to catch the 6:45." "Sure, go right ahead, young feller," replied the farmer, "but if my bull sees you, you'll catch the 6:15.3' Usborne Council met in the town- ship hall, Elimville. Present were Reeve Lloyd Ferguson and councillors Walter McBride, William Morley, John Stewart and Gordon' Johns. Ross Skinner at $2.10 per hour and Floyd cooper at $2.65 per -hour were appointed warble fly inspectors., The treasurer advised council that the province- katitpu•rchased all of the 1970 tile drainage debentures in total $120,900 and that the 1970 tax arrears have been reduced to $16,4,30.36. The -ar'rear,s were sent to the County Treasurer for collection. Road adcounts of $9,828.54 were approved for payment. The Road Superintendent told council that the cost of winter snow control for the 1970-71 winter is slightly.pyer $23p00. kl A Hoye' Home Gup repre- sented by Ray Fqnk and. Eric Yoder of London interviewed council re organizing a home licensed under the Department of Social and Family Services, in the township and council regis- tered no opposition, Street light rates of Kirkton $65.88 and Woodharri $65.50 quar- terly for both power and mainten- ance were approved. John Batten will be asked to attend the T. J. Mahony Road School and the fee of $60.00 will be paid as recommended by the Road Superintendent. Stewart was named to coun- cil on MODA and Nesbitt Electric was engaged to improve the elec- MOTHER PARKER'S • PRODUCT OF ISRAEL JAFFA ORANGES TOMATO JUICE FROZO CHOICE FROZEN FRENCH FRIES 2 LI. POLY RAG • • DEAR BUT - Anything which • helps a young couple to get out on their own . has my approval. There are times when you have to' stand up for your rights as an individual and as the hornet maker in a new set-up. What- ever you do, don't live at home. I've had too, many letters from young couples living in the family home, and saving money at too high a price. DEAR DORIS - Who pays for the liquor at a wedding? A group of us here at the office are having an argu- ment about this. I say the , groom only pays for the fiOwers and also the fee for the minister or priest. The others say the groom 'pays for the punch and wine at the re- ception. - WHO IS RIGHT? DEAR WHO - You are both right, • so stop fighting. ) SincerthiS is the bride's party, her family is supposed to pay for everything - all but the licence and the ring and the minister. In some places, the groom supplies all the flowers, too. • In recent years groom's SILVERDALE STANDARD 3 LB. BOO LYONS CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP MIX ! REGULAR or SLENDERISE KOTEX NAPKINS PKG. 494 OF 12 CARLTON CLUB ASSORTED SOFT DRINKS SHIRRIFT ASSORTED JELLY POWDERS 24oz. JAR • 2 LB. PKG. KLEENEX ASST'D 2 PLY FACIAL TISSUES PiL14,11a0m11:1ELS 2 BOX P"" 0,200 APPLE JUICE C MARTIN'S ASSORTED _FRUIT DRINKS .SEAFORTH MONUMENT WORKS All Types of • CEMETERY MEMORIALS OPEN DAILY T. PRYDE & SON Inquiries. are invited — Telephone Numbers: EXETER 235.0620 CLINTON 482.9421 SEAFORTH: Contact Willis Dundas D Or Bill Pinder 5274382 Bus. 5274750. INSTANT COFFEE 001 1 JAR in tomato UNICE 14oz. TIM BEANSwiTHPORK PANTRY SHELF COFFEE RICH Seaforth Adta CRYOVAC I/2 s • • lb. CANADA NO I MAISH CARROTS CANADA FANCY SUNKIST VALENCIA ORANGES DOT 79,.MAC.APPLES:A:,33° t-entt alma .pher• CANADA NO I PEI POTATOES BANANAS 2 II 21' AAG CHIOUITA AND CABANA 'ID G lb 490 AA WE IttbeilVe THE 111011T TO Omit OIMMTITIIII 13/4 oz. 3 LB. JAR S MOOTHSQUIRREL PEANUT TER s 19 CHEESE 50c 1 LI. PRINT TOP HALO lot .GRADE CREAMERY BUTTER SLICED . ity7 1. lb. Ji` Pork Liver ' FRESH ' Pork Butt Roast lb 43 $ SHOULDER or Butt Chops lb, 49 t 0.1iit'ss icre, "st... CUT , ' OC C Swiss Steaks lb• OJ LAMB SHOULDER n, Roast or Chops lb. 5U'r SCHNEIDER'S RED HOT rWjeners . I lb. "'-l'ac 51' TOP VALU vac-pac Wieners I lb. 49t IiiiViDo"cll, °L;AVN TIVECO N ''' cc t Side Bacon , Ib,Y•• ••U Irk Blade Steaks lb. iir ,SCHNEIDER'S SLICED n o Side Bacon „,,1c.1 ..1T' TOP VALU SLICED ‘ Side Bacon ,,c!,b,',., 59k SWIFTS LAZY,MAPLE 1 lb 59 . tray Sausage . 10 FATHOM •••F•my. ••• Ocean Perch , ,..6 $2 lumina cop lonv "'•Oa 119 o. , 'I' Fish Sticks lb. BATTERCRISP A FRESH FROZEN Atlantic Flounder lb. A p' 49v. 'Sole Portions ",,7 , 89 .•• ".•etta- • ROUND BONE SHOULDER or • P YALU • "TOP YALU PORK SHOULDER : SHORT RIB BOLOGNA'. .RO LS COTTAGE ROAST ROAST • BY THE PIECE : ROL LS WHOLE 6.7 L.: SIZE 1110 FAT ADDEDI. \ . •. • • pKiSONALLY SELECTED LED 'RAND tric4 fecilities to the. haritiOer the supprintencleace of Councillor Motley. A. M. Sprint & ,Associates y4d. were instrticted to make a comprehensive drainage map of the township, NOW OPEN EVERY WEDNESDAY ALL DAY WITH IGA'S LOW REBELLION DISCOUNT PRICES YOU ALWAYS COME OUT AHEAD