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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1971-10-14, Page 15Ask Us About CH EMSTOR For Storing High Moisture Corn APPLICATOR FOR RENT • Tulip Bulbs Now in Stock . FALL SALE DATES OCTOBER 14th to 23rd Ask us for prices . SEAFORTH FARMERS Phone 527-0770 Seaforth • rig *moil prompg, ARAFQ401; obit,...OCT. Grey ets Dump Hours ARN0141) .-$TINPlossg. and AOnlant Registered getlipmenit •PrOplip. . Income me Retfrrmr0 Ann-PitiOs. Repropppting * Sun Life A$surance Company of nad'a TELEPHONE, g4741c.t. . 117 0971DERICH ST. EAST-r- SEAFORTH Grey Couri41 Met-October 5th when resolutions adOPto4:10- eluded: - That the hours of diSpOaal Of garbage at the Walton Site, be changed and dump to, be open from 10 a,rit. to, 5 .p.m. com- mencing October 20th, 1971. - That C. M. Dennis be given all management authority con, cerning the operation of the Waste Disposal Site as directed . by council. - That By-Law No. 31 of 1971 for the, operation of the waste Disposal Site at S.Pt. lot 4, con. 18 be passed as read a first, second and third times, - That we purchase a truck Federation of Agriculture regardin8 toll free service of Telephone. That the Cleric gindgettncillor Roy Williamson be given authority to consider and approve Laud Division applications. arhat ten applications for loans under The Tile Drainage Act be accepted. -That Roy Williamson be ap- pointed commissioner on the Barron Drain and have the re- quested repairs and Improve- ments completed. - That George wesenberg be appointed commissioner on the Close Drain and have necessary repairs completed. Accounts paid included, Gen- eral $11,697.60 and Roads and Bridges $3,604.51 for a total of $15,302.11. body from Brussels Motors, Brussels, for the *price of $200. to be delivered to the waste die- posal site. - That the Council of the Township of Grey endorses the County of Huron Official Plan as presented to Huron County on 4% Thursday, September 23, 1971 for subrnission to the Minister of Municipal Affairs. -That the Road Superintendent be instructed to advertise for tenders for snowplowing for the 1971-72 season. -That the Reeve and Treasurer be authorized to make application to the Department of Transpor- tation and Communications for Intefini Subsidy on road expendi- tures. -That the Grey Township Coun- cil endorses the project by the 3 AI Egmondville Correspondent Mrs. Charles Geddes n•-••••••••••,..-)....on ••••••••••••••• Mr. and Mrs. Howard James, Todd and Cassandra spent the weekend in Lions Head. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mac- Lean and Miss Amanda James are in Montreal visiting rela- tives. People in the village are happy to welcome Mr. and Mrs. William Weber and family who just moved to their home in the village. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Brady and Joe visited with Mrs. Brady's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Volckmann of Lively, Ontario. Mr,. William Rathon has re- turned home from Cobalt, Ont- ario, after the past week. • News of Huronview The Christian Women's Club at South Huron provided a song service for the residents on Sunday evening. There were vocal duet numbers by Cecilia and Cathy Half, a reading by Mrs. Rsell Erratt and group singing led by Mrs:. Luther. "1'h folks at Huronview are counting on a visit from the women' Club on the second Sunday evening of each month. Nine tables of games were played in the auditorium on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Johnston had high score for the ladies and Mark Sproat was high man. Consolation prize winners were Norma Muir and John Rived. Mr. and Mrs. jim Laurie of Blyth arranged the musical entertainment• and showed slides of part of their recent trip of England and Scotland at the Family Night program. A group of junior square dancers, Christine Chalmers, Karen Young, Charlene Campbell, Jean Siertserna, Tommy Sutt- man, Dennis Knox, James Wharton, and Nelson Caldwell danced two changes and a family musical trio Hugh Warton and his son, James and daughter, Mrs. Peter Brommer provided several musical numbers. Mr. Laurie led a group, sing song and has agreed to show the rest of his pictures at a later date. Mrs. Cartwright, a native of Blyth, expressed the appreciation of the residents for the enjoyable evening. Advertisement in personal col- umn of university town news- paper: "Sweet old lady wishes to correspond with young male student .. . preferably her son." ••••••••W....g. - ,,4111M1f4r4 rd BIG WEEK! SAVE DURING IGIVS FAMOUS ANNUAL TABLEM FR Five generations were represented at a family gathering at the Kilbarchan Nursing Home Sunday. Above Mrs. Lina Bennewies, R.12.4, Walton, holds her great-great granddaughter, Cary Sue Muir, while her daughter, .Mrs. Robert French (left) of Brodhagen, her great grand- daughter, Mrs. Max Muir of St. Marys, and her granddaughter, Mrs. Bruce MacLeaniof St. Marys, look on. (photo by Phillips) Et More Voters In Hurd:in-Bruce The provinclil riding of Huron-Bruce, using preliminary 'Si enumerators lists as a guide, has 3499 more "voters than in the election of 1967. In 1967, the total number of eligible voters was 19,705. The preliminary tabulation in 1971 shows 23,304 voters in the riding. George McCutcheon of Brus- sels is the returning officer for the riding succeeding William McCool of Wingham Who had carried out -these duties for several elegtions. Mr. Mc- Cutcheon has an office in the Curling Rink in Wingham for the duration of the election. Municipalities in the imme- diate area have the following number of eligible voters on the, list with the figures for 1967 in brackets: Luckpow 774 (683); Kinloss 725 (6'45); Huron Twp. 914 (750); 'West Wawanosh 752 (659); Ashfield 942 (831); Ripley 36.1 (288); TeeSwater 652 (563); Culross 986 (858). While the largest increases are attributed to the new 18 to 21 year old voters, some of the growth is directed towards corn- munitles which have seen art in- crease in residents because of the Douglas Point project. The num- ber of eligible voters in Kincar- dine is up about 500. A surpris- ing fact is that a poll set up for the camp area at Douglas Point has produced only 15 eligible voters. The majority of workers there are permanent residents ceniMutillg 901'4gal- ends ,and do not fill the require- ments for -Voting in the riding according to the returning officer. _•071Nnosn----- RED OR BLUE BRAND RED OR BLUE BRAND PERSONALLY' SELECTED RED OR BLUE BRAND RED OR BLUE VIAND 41-SO LBS CUT INTO SIRLOIN, 'f-BONE, WING. & PORTERHOUSE STEAKS BONELESS RIB SWISS GOVERNMENT INSPECTED BRANDED DEO Talk YOUR HOME 'FREEZER co Et YOURSELF AND SAVE OR LET US GUI AND WRAP 11' TO YOUR SPECIFIC FICA FOR 6' PER LS. STEAKS ROUND STEAKS OR STEAKS ROAST 'CUT FROM THE CHUCK FOR YOUR BARBECUE 10 ! 6' Per I. Iv cutting and .napping LB LB RED OR BLUE BRAND SIRLOIN, T-BONE, WING STEAKS OR RED OR BLUE BRAND BONELESS IMPERIAL OVEN • RED. OR BLUE BRAND BONELESS SAVOY STEAKS OR ROAST ROAST RED OR BLUE BRAND SEMI-BONELESS BLADE BLADE ROAST 9 STEAKS CUT FROM THE CHUCK k. memo to advertisers LB 'LB iiN WWERE 014,141ERE •imv*t IS MY WANDERING t.,V AD TONINT? CAMPFIRE SLICED BACON ""° 554 SIDE 1 lb SitliRSFALAUSAGE 5 MARY MILES 'SMOKED PICNICS SWEET PICKLED COTTAGE Wit: ROLLS 1/2"" RANCH STYLE BOLOGNA 35c lb BY THE PIECE MONARCJ-I E CHECK. THESE VALUES CATELLI MACARONI & CHEESE CAKE MIXES , ASSORTED FLAVORS' CRISCO ALL VEGETABLE ' •• 99 COKING 'ra 42 OIL iu, A, SWEETHEART FABRIC .4:459c SOFTENER 44 &PRO TEM P al ". ,. 9 12 INCH 3 '.• NANDIWRAP TOP II" GOURMET' 4 A 0 a DOG DINNER b" 0 7 4 BRAVO PLAIN 7 SPAGHETTI I t* 4 SAUCE 2 CLUlt NOUSE ASSORTED . "Itru 0- acr 8 MIXES 4 8 . . LYONS PREMIUM VALUE 6 eh I:fiTc" 7 TEA BAGS 4 ,,, FALC.AIN FROZEN • A 7 Aft 1 c APPLE PIES 1.1.7 4 TOP YALU NOUID 2,41 DETERGENT' ti. 3 9t TOP YALU PLAIN. NIPPY' PIM 'e " CHEESE SLICES P°. 394 DINNERS SALMON HEAL & 1141017 AIMS GILLETTE SUPER STAINLESS 594 BLADES Pon• FO MY Am Diatom LATHER ;ill"' 994 SURF SPRAT um CLOSE UP TOOTHPASTE 994 Faun. Sit. pouch pak A WHIYE SWAN PAPER TOWELS 7 TOP VALU FANCY APPLE SAUCE ASSORTED COLORS, DESIGNERLINE. WHITE " KO. or WAND TO NOW 11 ott ADORN tic, HAIRSPRAY 2 roll pkg. 14 oz V ( 198 BATHROOM RS TISSUE `4 57 WHITE SWAN ALL COLO tin MIX.O • LIQUID 1 BLEACH I 64 oz plastic 39,, TOP VALU TOMATO KETCHUP bottle "0..274 ALLEN'S Sara DRINKS 3 48 01 S. tins / TOP VALU TOP VALU BEANS PLASTIC WITH PORK GARBAGE CANADA No. I - POTATOES NABISCO TOP VALU SHREDDED • SALAD WHEAT DRESSING 10..4 ail 3 2 pkg v :494 BAGS IN TOMATO SAUCE 5 19 az $ 1 tins of 10 3 2.S• lb Bag jug No problem here—we can tell you exactly where each copy of this paper is purchased.. And our ABC audit report assures this paid circulation is all wool and a yard wide. f• No need to wonder about the full measure we Obmise. But, if you do, just ask for proof, verified by the Audit Bureau of Circulations. WHITE SWAN I', FACIAL TISSUES ALL COLORS box of 29 )60 DEL MONTE FANCY SEASONED GREEN OR WAX REAMS, CREAM MU CORN, GREEN PEAS OR PEASCAMCAICREROTS WHITE SWAN BATHROOM TISSUE ALL COLORS 2 roll 29 it. pkg. ROBIN HOOD ALL FLAVORS) PUDDING MIX 4 pkgs. $ )ELL-0 (ALL FLAVORS) JELLY POWDERS pkgs . $ 9 PEEK MAN ASSORTED BISCUITS 29 8 oz ,pkg. HEAD LETTUCE 35.4. 113.141) 1 71,7 394 TIDE XK DETERGENT giant 98 4 bo w 4 14 lint 88 ( U.S. N. 1 • OUP TOMATOES CANADA PAWKY • oul SR. raik , McIOTOSH APPLES L447` atiskiliioulued 6,0,794 .3 SEEKIST CREAMED WHITE HONEY CANADA N. 1 - COOKI441 94 ONIONS to • CANADA N. t -CELLO 36 254 CARROTS a., CANAD' A l• GROWN TOP VALU TOP VALU -ORANGE FLUFF° PEANUT JUICE • SHORTENING BUTTER B ANQUET FROZEN DINNERS ClVtken. Tutus, FROZO CHOICE FROZEN GREEN PEAS DIXI *1501110 ". SOFT DRINKS FROZEN PRODUCT MOUTH AFRICA 69 MITSPAN ORANGES CANADA N.1 • LARGE sus Las CELERY STALKS La Moot Leal. Soikbury Stank 216 bog 39 4 17394:4 39 4 1::1 69 I: 21:gol •3f.-19* GREEN rpm 2447_ IGA WONDERS Of THE ANIMAL KINGDOM b. IMPORTER DIM ist,,U1 Etnach .44 ON SALE This 'weIK ARM/ & EILITTEBOLA 0 E D 0 ALBUM The Audit Bureau of Circulations is a self-regulatory associa- tion of over 4,000 advertisers, advertising agencies, and pub- lishers, and is recognized as a bureau of standards for the print media Industry. A PACKET OF ID FOR ONLY DIFFERENT PICTURES ON SALE EACH WEEK olatooth tioe Icuk outdo* 0 LI ILA .110-N••••••••• . ..•••••••••••••••••di• w.