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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-03-13, Page 3,ANSIUAL BANQUET — When the Seaforth 'Fire Fighters Association held their recent annual banquet at the Seaforth Curling Club,, special . presentations were made to retired members. Don Fry was presented with a gold ring for- 12 years service, and Frank Case, a gold watch, a small token „Something to say (By Susan White) A trade-in 'allow'aticet.'f., of, $29,95 ke4 allowed for yaw' usedli chair regardless ofti condition. Hurry ins €. the selection Ysr 400d.... Right now mortgages cost less That.home or cottage you, hope to pvy.0.5Onte day Cart be yours right now! The money you borrow at: today's lower rates wilt -enable you to build Pr renovate. now before material , - and labour costs go . higher: Do it today at Victoria and Grey! Brucefield IOOF' holds card party , Correspondent Mrs. Hugh Berry Brucefield 1.0.0.F. held a . successful ,card party on Friday evening, March 7.The following winners were Ladies High - Mrs.E. Chipchase; Ladies Low MrsGord'on Richardson;° Ladies Lone Hands - Mrs. John B'roadfoot; Men's High - Mr. Robert Dalrymple; Men's Low Hands - Mr. Mel Graham; Men's Lone Hands , Mr. W.D.Wilson. TRUST COMPANY SINCE 1080 VG cam RA and BEEF 14l.JCK BLADE BONE IN SHORT RIB ROAST lb. GRADE "A" BEEF BEEF CHUCK ROUND BONE CUT B EEF SHOULDER STEAKS lb.9 8C the eh ice is with tender-lean "Budget" Beef or. Grade "A' ed Ribbon Beef 'BUDGET' ...IS LEANER because it is fed on gross or silage which produces beet with a much lower fat content. 'Budget' Beef is ideal for those who ore concerned with their cholesterol levels. „.IS GUARANTEED TENDER because it is mechanically tenderized at a central processing plant by a Ross tenderizing machine containing 518 tiny needle-like knives which invisibly sever the connective tissue of the meat. This machine odds nothing to the meat, takes nothing away, causes no change in taste, texture or colour. No chemicals or other additives ore used. ..,COOKS QUICKER, Because it is mechanically tenderized, the natural juices flow more freely through the meat thereby reducing the cooking time. We recommend the use of a good meat thermometer to monitor the cooking, ...IS PRICED LOWER because it can be produced at considerably reduced costs to the primary beef producer. 'Budget' beef can be marketed at prices 20' to 40' per pound lower than Grade 'A' beef. ...IS GREAT FOR THE DIET CONSCIOUS SHOPPER! 30311P BUDGET BEEF BUDGET BEEF BUDGET BEET BEEF CHUCK CROSS Nut ROAST Beef Loin SIRLOIN STEAKS 28 lb. Beef Rib 6th & '7th ribs BEEF • ROAST: BEEF CHUCK . BLADE BONE IN . BEEF. BLADE • STEAKS Ib18 Serviced By M Loeb Limited Supplied and lb. GRADE A - BEEF CHUt-1( BONELESS , BLADE STEAK 16°.. I MAXIMUM FAT CONSENT 15% LEAN ' GROUND BEEF 7 HEAT 8 SERVE COD FISH STICKS ib. 1 •29 POWDERED FAD DETERGENT 'S. oe. FANCY HALVES OR SLICED LIBBY IMACHSS ; 4 • •POWDERED SPIC St SPAN - CLEANER • PORE Ci.101Cf 41-41-trY ALLEN'S PLE JUICE C 38 FAT CONTENT LESS THAN IS% EXTRA LEAN GROUND BEEF lb. • 9c OMSTEAD. BATTERED SOLE FILLETS THREE VARIETIES TOP VALU - PASTAS 2 II. INSTANT TOP VALU' COFFEE 199 10 in. LIQUID TOP VALU BLEACH • . 32 oL c129 post 121.11 411. C HOPSYS, 2', to 3 t lbs CORN BEEF' BRISKET Ib, 1.59 SHQPSYS IX at we OLD VIENNA SALAMI CHUB 1 •69 FROZEN, I a F OCEAN PERCH FILLETS lb. 75C CHOICE WHOLE TOP VALU PO'TATOS 4 .1 Is st. tins • FANCY CRJAUTY 'FOUR VARIGTIES STOKELY • ASSORTED VEGETABLES 4 111 02. 11 fins KOSHER 'OR POLSKIE ' HEINZ. DILL PICKLES 43 41. 139c ASSORTED FLAVOURS - PAMPER CAT FOOD 5 . si. Pt 1 ot.lina MAPLE LEAF 1 lb pkg SKINLESS WIENERS TOP VALU, 1 lb pkg SKINLESS WIENERS 69c FROZEN. ATCA7iTIC SOLE .„ FILLETS lb. I al9 LOT. MEAT • ISLAND QUEEN TUNA FLAKES 41 L LIQUID TWIN PACK MIR • DETERGENT . 2 $109 24 ;A: On* SMOOTH OR CRUNCHY KRAFT PEANUT BUTTER IH $2 09 , ,,,. FROM -CONCENTRATE TOP VALU ORANGE JUICE sent U.S.. NO. 1 FLORIDA Red and White GRAPEFRUIT 10.99c PRODUCT OF ISRAEL • Sweet Jaffa e Ogle ORANGES, 123.s lam U41 U S No 1 FLORIDA PASCAL 4 site 41°, • CELERY 7, ea U S NO. I Fu2d0A CELLO 49° TOMATOES pkg - CANADAmae FTAOKsYm. controlled Atmoxpkerr IN APPLES 3.4 890 GOLDEN' YELLOW CHIQUITA BANANAS, 1 lb 21° c11,9 . ' • 89c ASSORTED FLAVOURS DUNCAN HINES CAKE MIXES . MOTHER PARKERS. HOT.- CHOCOLATE 9 WI RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT OuANTITIES 10 AVERAGE FAMILY REQUIREMENTS • FROZEN MIXED VEGETABLES OR " RIPPLE 7:0713AR-1342 GREEN GIANT 2 lb a c' JACKS 7 or GREEN REAMS ta- POTATO CHIPS bag. All BEEF ROMAR is or 90 DOG FOOD FROZEN FOUR FLAVOURS rk _ SARA LEE 13 UW LAYER CAKES '4C I CRISCO 95P sosBONNET. 3 77c 40 or pkg REGULAR OR DELUXE 4 x 5- 31c mccam 14 to 15 4 A 9 FROZEN PIZZA or. pkg. 11 am? GAINES BEEF TOP CHOICE 72 DOG FOOD bog SALTED OR UN-sAtrEn Christi** Premium 1 lb 69c !,,N I, 2A etrelt CRACKERS box SOFT WHIPPED VILLAGE MARGARINE ... CALGON WATER CONDITIONER HEREFORD CORNED BEEF ORANGE POLY BAG Tang Flavour ,CRYSTALS CHECK THIS LIST FOR THE IGA STORE NEAREST YOU SEAFORTH IGA 1.69 '" 1.25 2 7Z•99c 1 lb 69c tub GRADE A - SHORT RIB PORTION BONELESS BEEF ROAST., lb. 1 PRIMROSE, FROZEN 4 or , HAMBURG PATTIES lb. 65C FROZEN --- WHOLE MACKERAL lb. 39c PIECES 8 STEMS TOP VALU, MUSHROOMS TOP VALU, 1 lb pkg • SLICED, dm SIDE BACON I I. DAVERN, 1 lb pkg SLICED SIDE BACON 1.28. HEAT , SERVE COD FISH CAKES tb. 7c GRADE A • CROSS RIB PORTION BONELESS STEAK OR ROAST lb. 28 for the services he has given the.community for the past 31 years. Shown are R. 1-jarry, Hak, past president o-f 'the Association, Qon Fry, Chief Don Hulley, Frank ,Case and association president, Vern Scott. (Staff Photo) , AWL hold • at luck Mrs. Ray flutehinson preSided 'at. St. James C.W.L. on Tuesday, -March 4. Mrs. John Maloney, Spiritual Convenor opened the meeting with a spiritual reading entitled "Reconciliation to Death" relating this topic to the r - theme of Holy Year and the most recent death iof one of the group's. members Mrs. Jack Case. ' Visiting committee for March are Mrs. James Devereaux and Mrs: Ken Vincent. The Spiritual Bouquet. and Save a Family Program were discussed. The annual meting will be held April 1st beginning with a Potluck Supper at 6:30.p.m. Rev. Father Laragh spoke on -.A -Thought Before Mass" - making atten- dance at Holy Mass more wonder- ful and meaningful by following .Christ's example of , loving obedience to the' F,ather and love for all 'tnen. - Mrs. Maurice Huard intro- duced the public speaking contes- tants from St. James' School: Gerard Ryan, John Klaver, Linda ti Van Dyke, ,Susan Primeau and Cdrol}fn Wilson. • Lunch was served by Mrs. Gerald Groothius and Miss ' Teresa Bauer. 4' BOX FURNITURE 22 MAPC ST., SEA FORTH PHONE 527:6680 • An Expositor Classified will pay you dividends. Have you Iried one? Dial•Seaforth 527-0240. The thing that makes a celebration like a Centennial interesting is the chance to stop, look at old faces and pictures and remember the good old days: We can't do much about reproducing the old faces here at the Expositor but -we would like to reprint old picture's of general interest in' our newspaper • throughout this year. This is a request for people to scour. their attics and. trunks for * pictures from Seaforth's' past. We would be particularily interested in, street scenes of 90, 75, 50 'or even 20 years ago and public or private' events, like picnics and concerts, patties or fall fairs. Old • school . Class pictures are also eagerly solicited. Does anyone have .photo of Seaforth's town hall when it was opened or under . construction? What ' about the • Post Office? What ,did our town look like in the dirty Thirties? , To mark Centennial year, e hope to publiSh at least _on Id picture that says something a ut Seaforth and what it used to b like, every week. If you4ial old' picture taken in the Seaforf area which is amusing or Interesting would you let us use it? Old photos, whether they are • • 20years old or 75, .are the best way of getting the atmosphere of days gone by across to those who weren't around then. 'They are also welcomed by those who do 'remember years gone by and a different Pace' and a different , to r w l n 9 , 5 ,t 0 he Seaforth of 1919 or 1932 o • Please help us to give our readers A Centennial . year to remember. All photos that we use will be re-photographed here, handled with care, and returned • tto their owners. - ***-***** We've noticed in the reports of two area, township councils, that plans are being made to put yield signs on township roads, A letter to the editor in the -Expositor 4-1973 Fords 3-1973 Pontiac Parisienne 4 dr. H.T. 2.1973 Chevrolet Impala 4 dr. 1-1973 Chev. lrhpala Custom 2 dr. H.T. 1-1973 Torimk 4 dr. ''1, 3-1973 Chevefte 4 dr. Sedan 1-1972 Ford 4 dg. Sedan 1-1972 Galaxie 4 dr. H.T. 7 .1971 Chev.Sedan , 1971 Ford Galixie 4 dr. H.T. 1970 Chev Impala 4 dr. H.T. 1970 Pontiac Catalina 4 dr. H.T. 1970 Olds 2 dr. H.T. 1970 Javelin 2 dr. H.T. A number of used cars from 1966 to 1969, recently made a. case for yield signs on rural roads as a safety measure and'vve certainly concur. McKillop Township has had the signs, dii'side roads there for sometime. It makes one feel just a little safer to see those signs there, and realize that even drivers who aren't used •to rural roads will not go sailing through intersections. We don't know. if the recent letter .in our ,.columns ,columns had anything to do , with • their decisions, but anyway, we say hats off to Tuckersmith and Hibbert ToWnships for moving to Make their back roads safer. * * * * * * * Speaking ;of letters to the editor, last . week's Expositor broke 'the record for the rieilrly two years that we've been working here,. with three, topical' and thought pioveking letters, to the edit,or., encouraging to see important local issues being 'talked about and argued out in these columns. A lively editorial page is one sign of an' alert and interested community.- We are glad to publish letters on almost any topic, subject to libel restrictions;' of course, but we insist that the -letter writer .sign her or his name. A Aetter writer may request that his or her name not be published, but the identity of the persdn writing must be known to the editor. Anonymous letters cannot be' printed. Within those few guidelines,' including the proviso that we reserve the right to edit Jetters for length and grammar, letters to, 'the editor are welcome. If -we haven't frightened' you off with our, rules and regulations, feel free to write.. Write—.about what interests, angers or amuses youur letters to the editor columns really should' be what the Toronto Star calls, somewhat pompously, tile Voice of the People". STATION WAGONS 1971 Ford Station Wagon 1974 Torino Station Wagon 1973 Ford Custom SOO Station Wagon TRUCKS 1972 GMC 1/2 ten pickup V 8 Aut 1971 GMC 1 ton Cabin Cbassis 1971 Ford 1/4 ton pickup- V 8 Aut. 1970 Ford 1 ton with duals • 1972 Ford 3/4 ton V8 1972 Ford '/2 ton V8 1969 Ford 1/2 ton 6 Cyl. Stan. A number of vans from 1969 to 1972. BANK RATE FINANCING on all models - new and used Comes TO Brussels Motors a See Our Selection We have 20, 1974 models such as Chevs, Pontiacs, `Mavericks, Le Mans and Cutlass Supremes. to • 4 mu% OicEnvi uNTI1 CLOSING SATURDAY MARCH IS 1117S BRUSSELS MOTORS BRUSSELS — ONTARIO PHONE ISZ-6173--"Tha Home of Bettor Usid Care OPEN EVERY EVENING Seatodh IGA is open all dayWeanes ay and Friday night till 9p.r.