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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1973-02-01, Page 3FROZEN CANADA GRADE 'B' YOUNG BROILER TURKEYS &Ale site LB. Freshly Ground For Casseroles dr Turkey Burgers , PUNCH LINE OF THE WEEK 1V6 READ so Mai Mari-THE •HARMAL EFFEcis OF GmoKIN& • 114AT I'VE PECI1262 To OWE LIP REAPING! ARNOLD STINNISSEN Life — Health and. Accident — Registered Retirement Pensions — Income Tax Deduetable Registered Retirement Annuities Representing Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada TELEPHONE 527-0410 117 GODERICH ST. EAST — SEAFORTH 19 tM French Fries 2balbg. 214 Imperial Coloured Margarine 93, E, D. Smith Garden 28 or Cocktail 3 lars 1 Erin Brand Whole White 4a,C 2E1 Potatoes 5 19 °,,;, $1 0§ Fluffo Shortening '01(91' 37c Chmo EdY (120.f. Whole St.tia Pieces & Stems Mushroomi7n 43 White Swan Assorted Colours Paper 2 roll i Towels Pkg. Alcon 12 inch U.S A. NO. 1 FLORIDA RED NEW POTATOESsibs 79c CANADA NO l'ONf ARIO PRODUCT OF ISRAEL •SWEET JAFFA load ,ORANGES "1 79e WaxedPaPeh; Refill 100 Ft API QC ran 16,11 Robin Hood Assorted Flavours OPEN FRIDAY TILLN[ AROUN SEAFORTH IGA 4"0 Northside holds annual Scanning the Weeklies By Lee Hee ;RING YOUR CHILDREN TO SEE meeting Fifty members attended a pot- luck tduffet supper which preceded the annual meeting of -Northside United Church Wednesday evening. Gordon Rimmer was ap- pointed chairman and Ernest Williams secretaiy. When Mr. Williams had to leave to attend a town council meeting George Itibey was secretary pro tern- pore. The chairman began the meet- ing with a moment of silent prayer. Rev. M. E. Reuber pre- sented a summary of activities for .the past year, and presented the report of the session for the clerk, Irvin Trewartha, who was absent. John Talbot, auditor, repor- ted on auditing the books and commended Mrs. Al Close for her efficiency as church , treasurer. Kenneth Lingelback com- mented on the various changes in the 1973 budget, which amounts to $29,314. • Members of the session are: One year to 1974 - Clifford Broadfoot, Orville Oke, Gordon Rimmer, Sam Scott and Albert Whitney; two year to 1975 - Harold Connell, Wilmer Cuthill, John Talbot, Beverley Thomson, Ernest Williams; three years to 1976 - William Dalrymple, Clar- ence M'artin, Robert McKercher, Leslie Oliver and .Lawrence Plumsteel; four year .to 197'7 - George Addison, Gordan Papple, Hugh Thompson, Irvin Trewartha and Clarence Walden. Committee of Steviards one year to 1974 -- Donald McKer- cher, Irwin Johnston, Frank Golding and Thomas Wilbee; two year_to 1975 -- Mac Chesney, Frank Phillip;, James Robert- son and Donald Bode; three year to 1976 -- John McLlwain, Marten Vincent, Fred. Tilley and Ken- neth Scott. Mrs. A. Close as church treasurer was named a member of the Board of Stewards. Mr. Reuber explained changes taking place in the church which. may change congregational offices as discussed at confer- ences of presbytery. OF CHANNEL 13's In _scanning the Zurich Citizens News, we note that Mr. Phil Durand, chairman of the Ontario Bean Producers Marketing Board, was guest speaker at the regular Lions Club meeting. Mr. Durand explained how the board is working to sell beans both in Canada and foreign countries. - - - Bayfield council approved a $500 grant to Bayfield Volunteer Fire Department. The recreation chairman, Councillor Erickson, is to apply to consultant Tom Rankin of Youth and Recreation in London for further details of a grant and how much in regard to a recreation program for youth. - - - Kevin Dietrich, 13, of Zurich, who takes part in the Junior Bowling League, came up with a terrific game in competition last Sunday afternoon, with a final score of 414. - - - Mrs. Clayton Smith, of the Bluewater Highway south of St. Joseph, celebrated her 96th birthday at her home last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Smith have two sons, Gordon and Stanley, who operate Bayview Farms and Enter- prises including the golf course across the road. For the first time, according to the Mitchell Advocate, the Public Utilities Commission has fiye members. In previous years there were only three members. Louis Reaney was elected chairman of the commission. - - Mitchell's request for Thames•river channel improvements will likely be carried out this year at an estimated cost of $204,000, according to information released after the meeting of.the tipper Thames River Conservation Authority last week. The work contemplated will extend from the Huron Street bridge, south into the township of Fullerton. - - - Mr. Robert Stroud, until recently a familiar figure on Mitchell's main street, returned to town Friday for his 90th birthday which was marked at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sharsel Skinner. - - - Many from Dublin and area. were sorry to learn of the death of a former resident and a popular Bo Ston Bruin hockey player in the person of Johnny rawford. The Clinton News-Record reports that' Reeve Harold Lobb of Clinton was elected president of the Huron Central Agricultural Society '• at a meeting held Thursday in Clinton. Mr. Lobb succeeds Ross Lovett of R.R.1, Londes- boro. 'Mrs. James Snell, R.R.1, Clinton, was elected president of the Women's section, replacing Mrs. Jack Van Egmond, R.R.1, Clinton. The Spring Fair will be held the first week end in June. - - - Ken Tyndall, R.R.4, Clinton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Tyndall, was chosen• queen of the Ontario Hereford Breeders Association at their annual meeting in Peterboro last weekend. According to the Goderich Signal-Star John Shaddick, President of the Goderich Kinsmen Club presented a $2,000 cheque recently to Bill Lumby, man er of the Goderich Memorial Arena. The money represent her installment in the Kinsmen's $8,000 pledge to the are a. The Kinsmen hosted their annual public relations meeting at the Bedford Hotel, Monday evening. - - - "Ne fumez pas " Is the heading of a story in the Signal-Star. Accord- ing to the story, there is to be no smoking in the Goderich Town Council chambers during council meetings. The rule was established at last week's session when not, one cigarette, pipe or cigar, except some spectators who we're unaware of the regulation, was in evidence. Only three members of council, smoke. One is a cigar smoker; one • a cigarette smoker and one a pipe smoker. „ • HE WILL BE IN THE VICINITY OF SEAFORTH IGA Saturday Afternoon SIGNING AUTOGRAPHS & GIVING OUT STICKERS WE GIVE 1011 the lowest meat specials IP Canada Approved Grade 'A' in town, featuring Red Ribbon Beef PRICES !TEKTITE UNTIL CLOSING SATURDAY MUM 3, 1173 V Personalized Service lip The Finest Quality Suppled 8 Serviced ly N. Loeb Limited WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES TO AVIRAGBFAMILYRIQUIRMAINTS. FROZEN CANADA GRADE UTILITY ROASTING . CHICKENS ,4 541,bos LB. , Coleman's Fully Cooked FOOTBALL STYLE FROZEN KNIFE CUT ONTARIO CHECKERBOARD FARMS FROZEN Fully Cooked TURKEYS L.St CHICKEN LEGS .6 9° Bums vac pac I lb. pkg. 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