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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1971-11-11, Page 11THE HURON EXPQVTOR,e SE/WORTH" PVT,' NOV. News of Varna Lot Join In Remembrance Service Etit011 u • " • •-•v", 'INSURANCE V.2.Aiife Irisurance‘AgeneV Irjmiteci Attic* in Maw* jock Main Street - Phone 527-1610 ea,forni, Scanning the Weeklies Correspondent Fred McClymont A Remembrance Day Service was held in the United Church last Sunday with the pastor, Rev. M. Morrison in charge. After- wards the congregation marched to the cenotaph where a short service was held. Reeve Elmer Hayter placed a wreath repre- senting the Township council, Wm McAsh on behalf of the Veterans, Wm. Dowson on be- half of the Orange Lodge. Mr. Hayter thanked the minister and others who had helped with the service. Pl. Mrs. Robert Taylor read th, address and the president conducted a short Service used in the presentation of a We Membership. Mrs. Robert tir- .. ling made the presentation. rs. Postill thanked the inernb rs. The meeting was closed with prayer by Mrs. Ida McClinchey. ing with the president, Mrs. Wm. son in charge. She opened the meeting with a prayer of th ks from the African study pack. Group One had charge of devo- tions with Mrs. Ida McCtinchey leading assisted by Mrs. Robert Webster, Mrs. Tom Consitt, mrsl. Joe Postill, Mrs. Wm. Tay- lor, Mrs. Louis Taylor and Mrs. Robert Stirling. The Theme was broken brushes". The president had charge of the business period. A Christmas concert is being planned for DeceMber. The roll call was answered by twenty-five members, 43 'calls were made to sick and shut-Ins during the past month. Next month's Roll Call will be answered with a donation to the Children's Aid Soc iety. The pres- ident introduced the Study boek on Africa. Mrs. Joe Postill, who will soon be moving to her new home in Auburn, was presented with a life membership certificate and By Lee Hee The Zurich Citizens News reports that for •the first time In the history of Zurich and Hensall Public Schools, the French language is being taught to the students this year. Instructor for the special course is Eric Mansfield, who looks after the instructions in both schools. - - - Walter Crumplin has been named president of the Grand Bend and area Chamber of Commerce. Various committees were set up for the year and a dinner meeting is being arranged for November 22nd. ----At the annual Huron County Trotting Pony Club banquet, held at the Zurich Community Centre, the tropy for the "Highest Points" was presented to Gordon Bloch by Jack McFarlane of Arva,, president of the Huron County Trotting Pony Club. Paul Henderson of Toronto Maple Leafs and son of Mrs. Garnet Henderson of Lucknow and the late Mr. Henderson, was ,,the guest speaker, according to the Lucknow Sentinel, at the official opening of the Lucknow Central Public School. Cost of the new school was about $435,000.- - Monday's stocker cattle sale at the Lucknow Community Sale grossed $105,000. 419 cattle went through the auction Vag. The Mitchell Advocate reports that'. although the attendance was somewhat disappointing, the fire department seminar held at Mitchell on Saturday was exceptionally well received and very beneficial. This was the first seminar of this kind to be held in the area. More are anticipated. Attending the Mitchell affair were firefighters from Listowel, Milverton, Stratford, Shakespeare, St. Marys, Brucefiald, Wingham and Mitchell. Sponsor was the Perth County Mutual Fire Aid Association. - - - About two hundred well-wishers gathered at the Legion to extend good wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rose, Mitchell, on their 45th wedding anniversary. - - - Lion Ted Roberts reported a• total of $3,600 has been collected to date in the annual Lions Club canvass. The objective is $5,500. I Hallowe'en fire hydrant run-off drops pressure to danger pOint" is the headline on a story in the Wingham Advance-Times. The report indicates, o that some 25 hy- drants were running at one time n another Saturday night and water .pressure dropped from the usual 65 pound pressure to 35 pounds. Fire Chief David Crothers commented that if a fire had occurred in town, the low -pressure would have meant a very rimited•amount of water would have been available for the firemen. The Clinton News-Record reports that Mr. and Mrs. C. Elwin Pickard of Dundas and Hayfield marked their 45th wedding anniversary. - - The sailing season came to an end in Hayfield last week end when boats were taken out of the water for winter. Two large cranes were used to lift the larger vessels onto dry land for the winter. The operation attracted wide-spread attention. - - - The Clinton Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi has raised $500 for the Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism Society. - - - Mr. and Mrs. William Straughan, Auburn, marked their 60th wedding anniversary recently. - - - Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Davies were honored on the occasion of their Silver wedding anniversary. so nice to give- and to get cwieeirristAis THE EXPLORERS The Explorer Group met at the church last Tuesday even- ing with eleven members pres- ent. The president Bev. Cantelon opened the meeting, Scripture lesson was read by Brenda Dow- son, prayer by Bev. Cantelon. The roll call was answered by naming their favourite hymn. The offering was taken up by Ann Marie Heard, the Study Book was led by Mrs. Barry 'Taylor and Mrs. Eric Chuter had charge of the craft period. The president closed the meeting with the Explorer Prayer. NE Mrs. Gordon Murray, Walton, found an unusual bloom in her garden last week considering the time of year. A Forsythia flower, which usually blooms, early in the spring was found to have sprouted fresh blooms. The unusually warm weather which prevailed throughout the fall was credited for the early flowering. (Staff Photo) EARLY SHOWING OF Christmas Cards FOR OVERSEAS MAILING Greatest Variety of Quality cards to be found anywhere, includ- ing Rustcraft, Coutts and Norcross, Religious, Personal, Comic and Conventional Designs. Election Day Complaints Lead To Logan Adion WANTED SPRUCE or FIR Christmas Tree For erection in front of Seaforth Town Hall Persons wishing to make a suitable tree available are asked to indicate where located, the price or if it is a gift. Please Call SEAFORTH PUC 527-0530 UNITED CHURCH WOMEN The United Church Women held their November meeting in the church last Thursday even-,, crone's ion Authority on November 3 and a petition. was 'received for the repair and improvement of the Bushfield Drain with James A. Howes appointed to examine the drain and report. Accounts authorized for pay- ment included Roads44,428.63; Drakes $7,327.48 and General $8,205.12. Complaints which Logan Council members received con- cerning polling arrangements in the recent provincial election have prompted council to seek an arrangement so that polling di- vision boundaries will be common to all elections. Under present arrangements each level of government - federal, provincial and munic- ipal - may determine polling divi- sions. In practise most returning officers seek uniformity and en- deavor to make a minimum number of changes between elec- tions. Council met in Bornholm with all members present except Councillor Jarinuth. The Clerk wa authorized to apply for interim road subsidyon $135,734.58, being the expen- diture up to October 31. The report of the South Beauchamp having been served 'on Logan by Gray Twp. was read and adopted and the Verk instructed to prepare a cash by-law. Final inspection certificates having been received on the Chaffe Linton Drains final'payments were made. Clerk K. J. Reaney was authorized to attend a meeting of the Ausable River Conservat- USE EXPOSITOR WANT ADS ItOOKS AND STATIONERY STORE The Friendly Store in Seaforth - "the friendly town" Viartilaatki Phone 527-0240 • ii1111.11:1911.pERcupy.norpt vniZzezi RICHTTOUAUT PRICISSAIMMIT.1101/"Ulint.1211.1313°6 • SHOP THESE POPULAR BONUS BRAND PRODUCTS _ MOMANCN pAsurr FLOUR Fl.rik"" "G ...* .11 liFir iti 174W °' 3 I: s s 1 ' 1 140:114P:PFZEI !, it:. 394.., r ', ,. F ..7 RESH 4,Gvitg, .... I EGGS : i I susur son MARLA/lin '1 lot 39( News of , MANUFACTURE'S SUGG. UST PlUa .IA4:24 near," MOWMOSIUIS1,11200 GEANs 2 TONE OVEN AWAY EACM WEIN VOA 118111r8IS I 4 '4-= ti, $ ICA'S ISCITING "WIN A AUK" CONTEST! STAFFA Prods.* ono of cor popular bonus bread prortuds Mad or ',Outo Di reasonable fankolle up you:. md deposit it rid'Ihe IOW I AGENT boa at the front of your kuel EGA stare in the Soutb.etos. 2 7R, won by mom baby 112A shopper • ba aon *ash amb Imsr4 ,4: "cuss for 9 mamma,. steaks, Iverson. who srawn rAgibis to COM/ sous Wk.,. mat ,t • skIll.tartino question. No susti- /O.. 89 area • i"" Oa& 106- ES beoatifal :193l1 Ateottiy t Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Finlayson and Mike visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Splane and Bev- erly, London. Mrs. Ernest Harburn and girls visited Sunday with Mrs. .Irene Quance. Miss Rosanna Worden, Toronto and Bill Warden, Water- loo spent the weekend with their father, Alvin worden. Mr. and Mrs. John Temple- man and Geraldine attended the Holstein Breeder's Banquet and Dance at Atwood Community Center Friday evening. Correspondent Mrs. John Templeman An Expositor Classified will pay you dividends. Have you tried One?' Dial 527-0240. ostosiross mint be en as shown Cantu! ends Sal., Aar Dec th.ontas as ohms as you wish! 6.111.1. 1.0 The Hibbert Community Young People enjoyed a hay ride Saturday night, returning to the • Family Life Center, later for lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mayer and Brian, Thames Road, visited Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. John Templeman and family. Mrs. Walter O'Brien, Exeter visited on the weekend with Mrs. • Ruby Reed. Litmus Mend AYLMER TOMATO CATSUP CHASE & SANBORN ALL PURPOSE GROUND COFFEE 7 . SHIRLEY GAY ENRICHED WHITE 'JELL° ASSORTED FLAVOURS JELLY POWDERS CASHMERE ASSORTED COLOURS BATHROOM TISSUE AYLMER CHOICE GREEN PEAS SLICED BREAD EXTRA 1 SAVINGS 1 lb. bag, OLD-FASHIONED SLAB BACON Donn flIGCOM bonus diSCOUlth Pons discounb bonus Mead hangs Noma TODAY'S CHILD DIXI ASSORTED FLAVOURS GOLD BEEF FANCY PEACH HALVES OR SLICES BANQUET FROZEN BEEF, CHICKEN OR TURKEY MIXO LIQUID BLEACH KRAFT REGULAR CHEZ WHIZ RANCH STYLE 273 lb. 33 fb Pieces Centre Cuts lb. 390 Sliced lb. 490 SOFT DRINKS POT PIES BY HELEN ALLEN 64 oz plastic jug 7% 05 10 oz 16oz jar tin IU orsto1/4!.._2„, HOME FREEZER FOR ROASTING MEATS Red Brand Beef, Sides of Pork, etc., Cut and wrapped to your order. CANADA GRADE "A" FRESH FRYING CHCKENS 33 2 to 3 lb size Ib CANADA' RADE "A" FRESH ROASTING ' CHICKENS - 9. S lb size FRESH HAM SHANK PORTION CANADA GRADE "A" FROZEN TOP VALU OR CANADA Not HOTHOUSE TOMATOES 33( PRODUCT OF SOUTH lb AFRICA OUTSPAN ORANGES CANADA NO 1 ONTARIO HOTHOUSE LEAF LETTUCE 2 29 CANADA FANCY APPLES 3 cg 39( FRESH TURKEYS 454 31P cHig uirA BANANAS IL'', 291; CANADA No / ONTARIO MARSH )16 0 CARROTS b°9 29 C 6 to 10 lb site THE PIECE . I I KENT SLICE SIDE I MART MILES SMOKED I I SCHNEIDERS 37 I I SCHNEIDER'S5 , I PICNIC r S I YOUR CHOICE OR I DUTCH 67:1j1 REDS ! SCHNEIDER LWIENERS RIB BRISKET BOILING BEEF 'Bone in 49G lb I CANADA N I ONTARIO WAXED TURNIPS CANADA No 1 YELLOW ONIONS 4::; 29( ( I !BOLOGNA 4 I I BACON SHOULDER. "Li lb ! T.:, 39, C Ilk Pke 9 7 t STEAKS OR ROASTS 991 BACON SAVOY BONELESS a SWEET PICKLED CANADIAN a. 99; FOR ROASTING Mull A 0 TOP VALU FRESH HAM' P-0- efCl! WIENERS TOP VALU FROZEN M.CAIN CRINKLE CUT, WINNE OR DOLLAR OOPS FRENCH FRIES bog 2 49C 79; 59b PIIIMMOSE VEAL OR BEEF STEAKETTES HOLIDAY FARM /ROAN 1 59 ENTREES 0.0 UNK ON FARM STYLI 55: BURNS SAUSAGE ORANGE JUICE 1 .. 39c k: NEW ZEALAND SPRING LAMB LEGS Q SUMMIT ICE CREAM 1/2 Gal. C TOP VALU READY TO EAT 7 t DINNER HAMS GOLDIN SKILLET BONELESS 89, CHICKEN CUTLETS Z 991 SIDE BACON Pk. — 67. ror SLICED SWIFT'S OVEN ROAST CORN REEF AGHETTI OR REA CUT MACARONI PRIMO 211s 39 PkS TOP VMU RECONSTITUTED APPLE JUICE WONDERS OF THE ANIMAL KINGDOM ALBUM FREE Pocket of 10 Dilltsent Patures ON SALE EACH WEEK FOR ONLY FRESH CHUCTI MEAT OUFID 75! 99! w. 1.e. 55 BONELESS IMPERIAL OVEN ROAST. TOP VALU BOLOGNA 48 oz 254 ties • C "HEALTHY AND ACTIVE" MOTHER PARKINS INSTANT COFFEE (it 149 COLE SLAW ;r 504 SHOPSEY'VPOTATO SALAD tray, "A DAVID'S EMPRESS OR DAME CHOCOLATE MARSHMALLOW COOKIES Jimmy is five, a small-boned, slim, and good-looking boy. He has big brown eyes, brown hair, and a medium complexion. Healthy and active, he likes the outdoors, especially on a farm. He is keen on hockey and lacrosse and enjoys going to the arena to see older boys play. • ' Jimmy's development has been slow due to early depri- vations, but since entering nursery school he has made great • strides. His speech is still somewhat behind and occasionally difficult to understand. But he is a lovable youngster, easily pleased and very responsive to affection and attention. Jimmy enjoys Sesame Street, and is fond of. music and TV cartoons and likes to be read to. He chooses his own library books, usually animal stories. His big thrill is sleeping in a sleeping bag, • Jimmy needs a mother and father who will welcome him with the knowledge that he has been slow in development but appears to make progress with stimulation, patience and attention. To inquire about adopting Jimmy, please write to Today's Child, Department of Seidel and Family Services, parliament Buildings, Toronto 182. For general adoption information, ask your Children's Aid Society. FOR BRAISING ...SHOOT drli, RIBS OF REEF 361 59,! SLICED BEEF LIVER 54 14 os Pko HEAD & SHOULDERS LOTION JAR OR YURI I 4? SHAMPOO • Mom at PUDDINGS •1° 3-'2' Le' ellrou MODESS CAREFREE FEMININE NAPKINS lirIFTTON 314.'1 :A49< 5 tr $1 POWDERED DETERGENT COOKINGI OIL 2:,71 79t HURON COUNTY 5( WITH EACH 53 001CA PURCHASE IMPORTED DINNERWARE ENOCH WEDGWOOD (IUNSTPLE) LTD. each boot porn only 49. DINE WITH THE ENGLISH COUNTRY SET s.,.-h,,,,forwt.,,j, 'h.' 'E aRlwir +o.nfryode .n worm ON SAII THIS'7i.I'K''461''" DISSENT DISH TIDE MC Kin.I 1179 .:- DRAY JOIODORANT LEMON PIE FILLER 12- 49 3 .11 n9, APPLES' ibrIRWIRENT MARGARINE PRISM LIQUID 6 Cont. 354 3 oz Ilk$ 1 Pb. AYLMER CNOKI ASSORTED 6 Ix '1 BAIT 4 -,,..4.8g< A Good Selection ALWAYS FRESH TOP VALU kOn Lit 39 MARGARINE STA/TOROS INUMMIT 00 STRAW PIE FILLER jy< CUT RILE PAPER 3't°,"$ 1 OR' REFILL TOP VALU IS INCH IN OIL ON TOMATO SAKI FARMER SCHNEIDER'S EIRKK.001.1.,21141..... )p 9. SILLY SEE 461, I 49 CREAMED HONEY Pt:. SILVERDALE ORANGE M 2 9 TEA BAGS BO's PUMA DOG (NOW!«3 79 FOIL WRAP 25 N. reN 594 BRUNSWICK SARDINE 4. TIN OK 411) 4p 9 CHEESE WILKINSON'S IGA' TM FIT OHS SIZE PANTY HOSE LAVOMS 12 et MOUTHWASH 99- 77t "The Trite :Value Store" immismirm