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The Huron Expositor, 1973-03-08, Page 14• ..core EFonomist .tqlks BY HELEN ALLEN TODAY'S CHILD ffe-e "e saw Iffl®KGB Iht? Township of McKillop Polling Sub-Div.ision No, 77 (Rural) McKILLOP TWP. NO. 1 Comprising that part of the Township from Lots I to 17 inclusive and from 1st to 7th Concessions, both inclusive. Res. of Thos. Murray, R.R. 5, Seaforth Polling sub-Division Nu, 7s illural) McKILLOP TWP NO. 2 Comprising that part of the Township from Lots IS to both inclusive, and from the 1st to the htI conccssion , boll inclusive. McKillop Twp, Municipal Office, rt. Seaforth Pulling Sub-Division No. 79 (Runt') McKILLOP TWP, NO. 3 oinprhiing, than part of the 'Township from Lots I to 18, both inclusive. and from the 8th to 14th conce,inns, both inclusive. Res. of Orville Beuerman, R.R. 4, Walton Suli-Division Nu. 50 t Rtirall McKILLOP TWP. NO. 4 'Comprising that part of the Township front Lots )9 to 31 inclusive, and front the 9th to the 14th Con, hill II lot Res. of Norman Schade, R.R. 4, Walton ,-.Township .. of Hullett tnitin Sulellivisiot. No. 51 Mural' HULLETT T\VP, NO. 1 Comi.rising 1.91 , I to 1.; inclusive. concessions tee oafs iii. • Kinburn Foresters Hall fulling Suloltivision No. $J (Rural) HULLETT TWP. NO. 2 Comprising 1.01s I to 15 inclusive. concessions 14 inclusive Re's of Jerry Heyink, R.R. 1, Blyth Pulling sub-Dit isiot) No. 5:t ((torah HULLETT TWP. NO. 3 comprising lots 16 to Base Line inclusive, inieessions 1 to 5 inclusive. Res. of Th .e.'0 Flynn. R.R. 1. Clintonz, Polling Sub-Division No. 54 (Unroll HULLETT TWP, NO. 4 comprising lots Di to 30 inclusive. concessions 9 to 14 inclusive.. Londesboro Community Hall ' Sub-Division No. 55 (Rural') HULLETT TWP. NO. 5 Comprising lot:: Il to [lase Line inclusive, con. 9 to 14 inclusive. :ofd lots I to 10 inclusive in the Maitland Block, and . that portion of the Police Village 9f*Auburn that is within the Township of Hullett. Auburn Commu=nity Hall Villkige of Hensall Polling ision Ni, 40 1 Reirall HENSALL NO. 1 All of the' Village "1 ' 1111 sort:, or king Street, 1A--H ,:nsall Town Hall 15 Queensway Nursing Home P, ilmt. Soli Division No 41 IRtirall HENSALl_ NO. 2 lid of HI, \ "1111th of Ring St. Hensall ic.,An Hail HELP HURON LEAD THE WAY ! Surely Mr. Davis doesn't need another supporter inns top-heavy majority. VOTE JACK RiddeH by LIBERAL Atrredf5 t. ft* IWO f' 14% (461111! • \ tilt44 `44 -rho kids are playing pirates. Here's a map of where they buried your six pack," In the Seaforth area phone 527-1570 for information - transportation WHERE YOU VOTE Town of Seaforth Polling Sub-Division No 34 (Rural) SEAFORTH NO. 1 Comprising that part of the North Ward, West of Snarling Street, from Market Street to John Street, West of Main Street, from John Street to Goderich Street and West of William Street front t;m1Prich Street to James Street. Res of Mrs. Frank Storey, 56 Goderich St. W Suh-Division No. 3.7, (Rural} SEAFORTH NO. 2 • Comprising that part of the North Ward. West of -Main Str.•.•t and North of Goderich Street from William Street West and. North Streot. front' West 'William St.. to the Iifflit,z of the Corporation. 2A Res. of Mrs. Mae Watterworth 39 West William St. 2B Kilbarchan Nursing Home Suleltivision No. 36 (Rural' SEAFORTH NO. 3, that loll( of the East Ward situated •tit.-1. of Main Street and north of Gouinlock St.. front Main Strout to Victoria Street and north of (oderieh Stiect front 'Victoria Street. east to the limits of rho Corporation. Res. of Andy Dunlop, 42 East William St. Polling Sith-1 n vision No 37 Rural) ' SEAFORTH NO. 4 Comprising that port of the East Ward situated -East of Main Street and South of Goni»lock front Main Street ;u Victoria Street and South of Goderich Street from Victoria Street East to the of (It, cor0or ,tion Carnegie Library Polling Sub-Division No 3h SEAFORTH NO.. 5 Comprising litto part of the South Ward 't-tituated \Vest of Main Street and South of Market St, front Main Street to Jarvis Street and Smith of Canadian National Railways, West to ,the limits of Dm Corporation. Dick House, 117 Vain St. S. Polling gull-Division Nit 3I4 (Rural) SEAFORTH NO. 6 Comprising that part of the South Ward, hounded on the East by Main Street. on the North by John Street; thence south to 'Market Street; thence West to the Western limits of the Corporation, and bounded on the South by Market Street front Main Street to Jarvis Street; thence South to the Canadian National Railway; thence \Vest to the Western limits of the Corporation. Res. of Gordon McKenzie, 25 Jarvis St. Township of Tuckersmith Polling Sub-Division No. 71 (Rural) TUCKERSMITH TWP, NO. 1 Comprising Lots 1 to S inclusive, Con. A, FIRS;‘ Lots 1 to 10 inclusive, Con. 2 HRS; 'Lots 1 to 13 inclusive, Con. 3 HRS; Lots 1 to 14 & 19 & 20, Con. 4 HRS; Lots 1 to 14 inclusive, Con. 5, 6 and 7 HRS; and all or Concessions 5, 6 and 7 LRS and all that portion of Egmondvile east of Centre Street. Res. of Ed. Boyes, Egmondville Polling Sub-Division No. 72 (Rural) TUCKERSMITH TWP. NO. 2 Comprising Lots 13 to 20 inclusive, Con. 1 HRS; Lots 11 to 20 inclusive, Con. 2 HRS; Lots 14 to 20. inclusive, Con. 3 HRS; and all that portion of Egmondville west of Centre Street. Res. of Roy McGeoch, Egmondville Polling Sub-Division No. 73 (Rural) TUCKERSMITH TWP. NO. 3 Oomprising all Lots on, Concessions" 1. 2, 3 and 4. HRS west of Lot 20, and all Lots on Con cessions 1, 2, 3 and 4 LRS north of Lot 25. Res, of Mervin Falconer. R.R. 4, Seaf&th Polling Sub-Division No. 74 (Rural) TUCKERSMITH TWP, NO. 4 Comprising Lots 1 to 25 inclusive, Concessions 1. 2, and 3 LRS; Lots 15 to 25 inclusive, Con. 4 LRS; all Of Concession 8, 9, 10, 11. 12, 13, 14, and 15 HRS. Res, of Ken Gemmeil, R.R. 4, Seaforth Polling Sub-Division No. 75 (Rural) TUCKERSMITH TWP. NO. 5 Comprising the area known as Vanastra. Rodoma Office, Vanastra Polling Sub-Division No, 76 (Rural) TUCKERSMITH TWP. NO. 6 f'omprising Huronview, Clinton. Huronview to accountability 71 pNN EXPOSITOR Help Huron lead the way in government Jack Riddell LIBERAL VOTE NEWS OF 4-H- MEETING Ruth McPhail was chosen president of Staffa No. 2 4-H Homemaking Club, the Knitty- Gritties , at their first meeting on Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. John Wallace. Other officers are: vice-.pies., Marilyn Britnell, sec., Kathy Douglas, assistant, Sally VanLanduyt, Telephone girls, Teresa Wallace, Kathy Douglas. Achievement Day Comm., Debbie Wallace, Teresa Wallace, Lorraine Laing, Bonnie McPhail. Book Covers, Cheryl Riley, Margaret Laing, Kathy Douglas, Bonnie Norris, Press Reporter, Margaret Laing. The eighteen girls were di- vided into four groups with Julie Anne Elliott,Valerle Mc- Phail, Gail Harburn and Debbie Wallace as conveners. Achieve- .421257 PAeme, 527-1750 • SEAFORTH '70 Chev. Sedan, 6, Auto. '70 Impala Custom, 2-dr., HT . Auto, P.S. P.B. '69 Chev. Sedan, 6, Auto. '69 Impala, 2-door, HT. '69 s Ford Sedan, 8, Auto., 22,000 miles , '68 Pontiac Sedan, 8 Auto '68 Plymouth Sedan, 6, Auto. '68 Plymouth, HT. Vega' prices from $2490 Mr. and Mrs. Andy Thomp- son of Mississauga, Mr. Clar- ence Bennett of Toronto spent the weekend visiting with theJohn Thompson family. Mr. and Mrs. Earlan Osborn, Melody, Leona and Scott of Dray- ton visited on Saturday with sev- eral families in the community. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Flem- ing of Seaforth spent the week end visiting with Mrs. Irene Grimoldby, Mrs. Ella Jewitt, Don, Kevin and Steven, Miss pat Willert of Goderich spent Sunday in London at the Ice Capades. Mr. and Mrs. Paul South- gate visited on Friday evening with his pother, Mrs. W. E. Southgate of Seafotth. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Wam.-nes and John were Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Wammes and Ronny of Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sanders, Jennifer and Jeffery of Brussels, Mr. and Mrs. Marris Bos, Steven,Shar.on and Kenny, Miss Nary Wanimes of Vanastra, Mr. Cliff BriAdley,, of Riversdale. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Preszca- tor, Billy, Debbie and Michael visited on Sunday with Mr; and Mrs. William Dowson, Brenda, Bonnie and John of Varna. Miss Pearl Thamer of Wal- ton visited on Sunday with Mrs. Luther Sanders. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Storey visited on Sunday with Mr. arid Mrs. Charles Houghton of Horn- esville. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Riley of Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Hun-' ter of Colborne Township spent Sunday visiting with t..t*3 John Thompson family. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Vincent of Blyth were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Medd and Kerr!. Mr. and Mrs. Paul South- gate visited on Sunday with her Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon MacGregor and family. Mr. and Mrs. J ohn Mann of, Clinton, Mrs. Ken Betties of Winthrop were Monday visitors with Mrs. Irene Grimeldby. (Intended for last week) Miss Brenda Scott spent the weekend with Miss Sandra Papp of Auburn. Family" NEWPON o LCD ITEM: The most popular of all foods served in America is the hamburger, according to a recent survey. Scoring an 87 percent popularity rating, the burger was reported top seller by food ser- vice operators. ITEM:. Freezing is an ex- cellent way to preserve leftover beef in top condition. To avoid losing track of or forgetting about small packages of leftovers in the freezer, consolida.:e them try grouping individually wrapped items together in a large trans- parent bag. Be sure to label each. ITEM: A great and gracious way to extend hospitality to fa- vored friends is to serve filet mignon. By sunlight or candle- light, filet mignon leaves a lasting impression. These truely deluxe steaks, cut from the beef tender- loin, have an established yeputa- ton as "tendereat of all." Carry on the glamour with a wine sauce. MISS HOWARTH "Fish is a more economical high protein food than meat be- cause it is almost 100% edible. There is practically no waste" a British Columbia home econo- mist, Miss Jan Howarth told an audience of about 90 people last night at Seaforth Legion Hall. A demonstration of fish cookery, sponsored by the Seaforth included the preparation of ' a whole stuffed salmon and many dishes using frozen and prepared fish products. Five door prizes and the foods cooked in the demonstration were won by the foi_owing persons: Ina Fisher, Thelma James, Mae Smith, W. McLean, S. Staffen, D. Finnigan, Mrs. Ken Miller, E. Rivers, Marjorie Phillips, Mrs. John Carter, G. Cornish, Emily Jan es, Pat Mero. a ineili.,pay will be held,Oti,..Tune 2. The current project, Sports- wear from Knits was introduced by the leaders, Mrs. J. Wallace and Mrs. C. Douglas. Topics discussed included the different types of knits, cotton, wool, nylon, polyester, acrylic, rayon and acetate, and their characteris- tics. The girls were advised to test their materials for shrink- age before using it as some knits shrink considerably. During the course the girls will make one or more co-or- dinating pietes of sportswear using a knit fabric; for example, blouse, T-shirt, poncho, tunic, shores, slacks, skirt, pet-dreSs, or jumpsuit. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh W. Moore and Elaine of Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Rae and Tara .Lee, Tiverton, and Mrs. Wes Black of Woodville were recent visitors With Mr. and Mrs. Thos, L.Scott and Mrs. Moore. Alec Scott has accepted a position for the next few months doing research at the University of Guelph, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Scott visited at the ,kilbarchan Nurs- ing Home on Wednesday after- noon with his Mother, Mrs.Thos. Scott, who was celebrating her 92nd birthday. A simple cornmeal batter makes a tasty wrapper for a hot dog. Frankfurters, dipped in batter to coat and then dropped into hot fat to fry, rate raves from the school set. Make the batter by sifting together one cup flour, 3 /4 cup cornmeal, 2 table- spoons sugar, 11/2 teaspoons baking powder and 1/2 teaspoon salt. Cut in 2 tablespoons of lard until mixture has fine, even crumb. Add milk to 1 slightly beaten egg to fill oneettfp mea- sure, add to batter until blended. Dip frankfurters from one pound package, one at a time, into bat- ter. Carefully drop into hot lard (330 degrees F.) and fry until coating is lightly browned. Call them Franks in Blankets and serve 'to hungry kids or adults for a real treat. Want to serve sausage links at their juicy best? Correc t cooking- m makes the difference. Place links in a cold frying -pan, add 2 to 4 tablespoons water, cover tightly and cook slowly for 8 to 10 min- utes. Remove cover and brow links turning on all sides, BUMPER STICKERS xcL Ay PoI41-43 N407HIN1c- AN,11\1Wf WE FEATURE FLAVOR CRISP CHICKEN Pressure Fried - Juicy 'n Tender 6 Days a Week - TUESDAY to SUNDAY at the regular price. SPECIAL TUESDAY TAKE-OUT ONLY Snack pack consists of two pieces of chicken, cole slaw, french fries and roll. 3 rag. $1.3 s 0 pieces .30 30 9 reg.$2.80 2 •70 . . SEAFORTH- PHONE 527-0920 WONG'S GRILL SHE'S HAPPY AND CHATTY Tammy was five before she could talk. Now at eight, soon-to-be nine, she is a real chatterbox. Tammy ,has been attending a school for the retarded but is now in a special class in the regular school. She will con- tinue' to need special classes. Tammy will do her best there for she is a determined child who perseveres with anything she tries to do and is proud of her achievements. A pretty girl, tall for her age, Tammy has brown eyes, dark hair, medium complexion and rosy cheeks. She is very nearsighted but otherwise In good health. Lovable Tammy gets on well with other children and is attentive to and protective over a toddler in her foster home. She is normally happy and has developed a good amount of self-confidence in a foster home where she feels she is warmly accepted. Tammy likes" to sing, alone or with others, and enters enthusiastically into all the group activities at school. She is fond of books with pictures. Tammy has learned to skate and is taking swimming lessons. She is becoming interested in domestic affairs and enjoys helping her foster mother. Tammy needs a family who will appreciate her lovable sweet personality and will not be concerned over academic achievement. It will be ideal if there are older brothers and sisters to take an interest in her and for her to admire. To inquire about adopting Tammy, please write to To- day's Child, Box 888, Station K, Toronto M4P 2H2. For general adoption information, please contact your local Children's Aid Society. Cromarty Correspondent Mrs. Ken McKellar