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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-04-10, Page 3M 77- j r i# , .... .;b err gin?' iwdita''Nater `liemenlber n? '. is a column to celebrate Scaforth's Centennial. Guest . columns will be written by -local *f + people and we invite any of our readers to contribute their " "mcI" of Scaforth to the cOuIIIn:, -, In r IB Q)r t i. ?af ref. ; ty!?altSSt F�' `" h2 1 i' CI m' ,. � , � rs { � (al alk �H.a ,Yj'i by ��q� • y ..,.. t Fo a restsfo ' getting eJ ` �at t Although he Is g.,t. ng h (}• the report today. but the were the w I d' stole so g p Y Y a I an. 1. me .credit ,4 from police departments around, idtWit al." cards, the chief said. in a routine `. the province, Seaforth Chief of, wo men with nylon stockings Darkaess- 1 04W.11'! 'by T, ��C.�. 40 S��'t�'Axlx. Police John Cairn's said no arrests Just like the Seaforth robbery. W, peace was the sacried;Cantata i�Q43Sla�x� over their faces. armed with a , have beehinade yet on the armed the suspects were the sante presented by Northside tnlied: a xl► t . robbery , of a ! Scaforth woman, gun- loped a'n elderly Prescott height and age as the ones who Church Choir, Good Friday rdw;it.tlitt elite 1i)Xrt sprytp0,, Mrs. Dorothy Moore and her couple up, tore their phone from pulled tfie'•Seaforth robbery, evening. The ;Choir received very 'brother last week. "There's . favoura "Te' L*MtOnts from those After the "eery;q tJ0 cxt4it, the Chief -You're invited' in attendance which is. •most their spouses att(� • 06,rio�, vire>I� Sincerely yours,said. keep coming in to time to enjoy'the celebrations. Thursday, April 10 at 2 p.m. in . 1Letters I Seaforth Centennial Chairman Yours truly, Chief Cairns said an identical storms The Happy Citizens group Clive Buist from former residents Janet S. Govenlock 'U"C w' RR 7 wh6 plan to Lome back to Seaforth 92 Church Street at•e welcome. Ladies please bring and Mrs. Stewart, the organist. for the June 26 -July 1 home- Weston, Ontario the end of the week. "i just Kot postponed to the ntw date on coming weekegd. Dcar; Mr, Buist: ,t REGULAR OR LEMON • PLEDGE Mr. Buist passed the following Received your invitation to BERE'S 12 oz. {PEANUTS pkg. two notes on to the Expositor for attend the Centennial at Seaforth, 12 or. 1 99 cont. ■ ».,..r..»w. OATMEAL COOKIES publication. June 27 - July I. 1 am a proud MACARONI WITH TOMATO OR CHEESE 1 graduate of Seaforth Collegiate A Boz. PIES OUEEN�kgs. 1925. My wife and I will be 1` a Oea1r.$ir: attending the Centennial. POT Enclosed find cheque for. $20. q Enclosed is $10.00 cheouP �•nr OUFtVER for two tickets for ,your 1200 Club ticket to join the 1200 CIhG. lottery. It's a grand idea and I am With best wishes for your 32 oz. �j planning to be at Seaforth at that Centennial., DEANS S TABLE RTRUP 1 fl Something to say KIDNEY tin Mi. 1.Ab9 Councillor explains WE RESERVE THE RIGHT 11 a-renaroblems p• jl r' (By Susan White) of some of the choices facia g our Seaforth town councillor and council. Nowit's up to them to let I recreation committee, member their • elected representatives j Charlie Campbell has pointed out know how thou want the priorities of h whether lined up and what they want i M w spencitmrnt 9y o nttimprovi,on planned for Scalorth's future. ` or on installiing an ieiiiiiiiir underground reservoir and pump It's the season again when to assure Seaforth of an adequate bow'lin'g league members who water supply isn't as Cut and have enjoyed their weekly Des dried and black and white as we sions at the local bowling alley all said it was in an editorial last winter , long, are having their week. banquets and presenting trophies Councillor Campbell said that to top boO&C.. -The Huron he wanted t+p emphasize that, Expositor often gets calls to take council was not being frivolous in photos for the newspaper at these planning the arena renovations, banquets' and we are happy to "It's not 'a ease of wanting to fix oblige, ;`•, up the arena, it's a case of having But -because our staff' likes to to," the councillor said. have'evenings out and to make Washroom facilities at the plans to be with their families like A arena are so bad that both the everyone else, we have to set a health unit and LCBO inspectors, few ground rules about our, photo who have the authority to revoke coverage of events that are liquor licences issued for repeated as many nights of the functions at the arena, are putting week as there are many bowling 0 on the, pressure for more league% in Seaforth. washrooms, Councillor Campbell it's really impossible to ask said. someone on our staff to take these Meanwhile, the councillor said, pictures on just a few hours no one is putting the pressure on notice. So we want to ask for the council to 'improve our w'atcr- co-operation of our readers w•ho k supply in town. also happen to be bowlers and It sounds -like a sitaution where planning their league's•ba'nquet. .� "the squeaky wheel gets the If you want a photo of votrr grease`'. league's winners to appear in the The decision to allocate funds Expositor, please try to call our may not be an "either the arena office at least a week' in advance or the reservoir" one. Council to.arrange to have a photographer may very µ•c11 decide to-go,ahead present. with both projects and take its Please arrange a time and have chances on getting OMB the group ready to pose for their approval. picture aE. that time. Because t► Or they may decide to go ahead there are set many bowling as planned on the arerw and hold leagues in :the area, We have to off until next year on the limit our coverage to one picture reservoir. from each group. It should be The whole reservoir question possible to get the season, playoff came up as a result of a joint ,and trophy winners into one meeting last weck'of the PUC and newspaper photo. Often one Council -- two , bodies which person wins more than one sometimes appeal- to act award. separately and even in conflict ' Otherwise, with threephotos with each other.' from each league. ou paper some Councillor Campbell says that weeks would be nui&-thy bowling the two plan to meet !ogethci• pictures. more often in the future We want to emphasize that we which should assist in keeping are glad to take a photo of each each body informed as to the t bowling league, we just ask for plans of the other, sonic co-operation and advance The main thing about the whole notice from those who are .issue is that the people of organizing •the'• banquets. Scaforth have been made aware Thanks. Area Funerals KENNETH ETUE brother John and two sisters A well known Seaforth resident Maude and Emma all of Bruce- i Kenneth Etue died suddenly at field. He is survived by a number his home, Wednesday evening, of cousins. April 2, 1975. He was in, his 56th f=uneral services' were held year. from Ball , Funeral Home in Born in Zurich, he and his Clinton with Rev. E. S. Stevens family -moved to Scaforth in 1955, officiating, interment and burial He was a former member of the in B aird's Cemetary, Stanley ' 1t Lions Club and the Knights of Township.The pallbearers were ° Columbus. Howard Allan, Fred Boyce, ,lack He served the' community in Davidson. Victor Hargreaves, :?#` the capacity of an underwriter for William Pepper and Mac Wilson. the State Farm lnsuranecCo. for over 30 years. As Mr. Etue had ROBERT E. HANEY requested that his body be Largely attended funeral donated to Medical Science, it services for Robert Emerson was immediately transported by Haney who died Friday. April 4 in R. S. Box funeral service toVictoria -Hospital. London were University Hospital, London. held Monday. He was 16. Amemorial mass was held at Death testified from injuries St. James Catholic Church, received in an accident at his Saturday, April 5, at 11:00 a.m. father's farm, R.R.4, Scaforth on He was the husband of the preceding Monday. Veronica, father of Patricia of • A student at Seaforth District Toronto, Thomas of Windsor, High School, he had attended James of Egmondville and Huron Centennial at Brucefteld. Donald of Seaforth. He is also. He is survived by his parents survived by one grandson and Mr. and Mrs, Warden Haney, brothers and sisters: mrs, vv, J - brothers Lyle and Glen at home J. (Winnifred) Saunders of Lon- and his grandmothers Mrs, M. A' don; Mrs. L. (Louise) De La Haney and Mrs. J. Watson, both Franier of Belle River; Godfrey of of Egmondville., Detroit; Lloyd of Goderich; Mrs. The funeral service at the Lorne (Mabel) Denomme of G.A.Whitnev Funet'al Home was Sarnia; and Mrs. Peter (Gene- conducted by Rev. T.E.Hancock vieve) Masse of Grand Bend. of Egmondvi)le United Church. WILLIAM 11. McINTOSH Pallbearers and flowerbcarers William H. McIntosh of Bruce- were Jamie Caldwell. John field passed away at Huronview, Primeau, Jim Segeran, Murray March 31st, 1975. He was 93, Connolly, John Feeney. Keith A Born in Brucefield February 5th, Murray, James Nigh, Wayne •, 1182 he w* the son of the late Dr. Nigh, Bryan Olfield, Keith Miller, David and Charlotte McIntosh. ' Mathew Haney, M ark Golding. He was predeceased by one Robert Wilson. In r IB Q)r t i. ?af ref. ; ty!?altSSt F�' `" h2 1 i' CI m' ,. � , � rs { � (al alk �H.a ,Yj'i by ��q� • y ..,.. t Fo a restsfo ' getting eJ ` �at t Although he Is g.,t. ng h (}• the report today. but the were the w I d' stole so g p Y Y a I an. 1. me .credit ,4 from police departments around, idtWit al." cards, the chief said. in a routine `. the province, Seaforth Chief of, wo men with nylon stockings Darkaess- 1 04W.11'! 'by T, ��C.�. 40 S��'t�'Axlx. Police John Cairn's said no arrests Just like the Seaforth robbery. W, peace was the sacried;Cantata i�Q43Sla�x� over their faces. armed with a , have beehinade yet on the armed the suspects were the sante presented by Northside tnlied: a xl► t . robbery , of a ! Scaforth woman, gun- loped a'n elderly Prescott height and age as the ones who Church Choir, Good Friday rdw;it.tlitt elite 1i)Xrt sprytp0,, Mrs. Dorothy Moore and her couple up, tore their phone from pulled tfie'•Seaforth robbery, evening. The ;Choir received very 'brother last week. "There's . favoura "Te' L*MtOnts from those After the "eery;q tJ0 cxt4it, the Chief -You're invited' in attendance which is. •most their spouses att(� • 06,rio�, vire>I� Sincerely yours,said. not tng sot ye . . Owing to the recent snow Thursday, April 10 at 2 p.m. in gratifying especially for the caP' served a delicious 104 h bthe r George B. Berhart Chief Cairns said an identical storms The Happy Citizens group the Seaforth Legion Ha!!. Visitors able director, Mr. Jas, A. Stewart 'U"C w' RR 7 robbery happened in Prescott at of Seaforth Euchre diad to be at•e welcome. Ladies please bring and Mrs. Stewart, the organist. excell0t solos, >t0gn, by V14s, London, Ontario the end of the week. "i just Kot postponed to the ntw date on lunch, Special mention also for the Ruth Cluff, Mr., lvlarlen 1),00,00 REGULAR OR LEMON • PLEDGE DAD'S • • DEEP fflROiNNW IN TOMATO SAUCE • • LIBBY BEANS with PORK 0 3 11b3C 1311111714 TINS PER FAMILY- WITH $5. 00 PURCHASE AND THiS COUPOW= /� RFRRC FIVE AML Oft - 15th- 1975 /G I� SIG, TWIN PACK LIQUID y SUNLIGHT DETERGENT_ '220 oz.� 9 0ants. GIANT PLASTIC STUARTHOUSE GARBAGE BAGS pkg C of 1079 •• KRAFT CHEESE SLICES SOL ft49C LUAITi 1 PKG. PER FAMILY WITH $5.00 PURCHASE AND THIS COUPON - EF►ECTIVR APML 90 - 18th, 197111 • • A ASSORTED COLOURS FROM CONCENTRATE WHITE SWAN ' ALLENS PAPER TOWELS TWIN PACK LIQUID y SUNLIGHT DETERGENT_ '220 oz.� 9 0ants. GIANT PLASTIC STUARTHOUSE GARBAGE BAGS pkg C of 1079 •• KRAFT CHEESE SLICES SOL ft49C LUAITi 1 PKG. PER FAMILY WITH $5.00 PURCHASE AND THIS COUPON - EF►ECTIVR APML 90 - 18th, 197111 • • A ASSORTED COLOURS FROM CONCENTRATE WHITE SWAN ' ALLENS PAPER TOWELS APPLE JUKE 2 roll C plit. 48 0:. C tin FROZEN CONCENTRATE 100% Vegetable Oil Coloured OLD SOUTH TOP. VALU ORANGE JUICE.. MARGARINE colli. pkg. 39" GOLDEN YELLOW CNIQUITA F BANANAS" U.S. No. 1 - Florida .- ted and White HAM, CHICKEN, CORNED BEEF i C GRAPEFNRUIT SEAFOOD OR TUNA 8 EGG 8s 1 3 U.S. No. 1 FLORIDA - PASCAL CELERYlarge size .STALKS 310 24's $1 ■ U.S. No: 1 - Florida Large Green SWEET PEPPERS ea. 1--7c CANADA No. 1 ONTARIO GROWN SPRING GARDEN 9 LIVES COOKING[ 2 Ib. C :;_ONIONS bag 29 ENRICHING PEAT MOSS 4 cubit,, foot ea. 4m79,.,."1: MAMELL ' woutE COFFEE 1 IL C wMRt 1 BAG PER, FAMILY WiTH $5.00 PURCHASE AND THIS Rfr a"VE AlRLL so - 19tt•.157& BEEF HIP BOTTOM CUT BEEF LOIN BONELESS BEEF LOIN WING & T-BONE ROUND STEAK SIRLOIN STEAKS ROAST STEAKS s48 $ 18. $ 38 Ib. M • & BUDGET BEEF BUDGET BEEF BUDGET BEEF BEEF, NIP - SiRLOIN BEEF `RIO 1st 5 Ribs BEEF HIP TIP ROASTBEEF RIB STEAKS TOP ROUND STEAK 38, Oil 38 Ib. Ib. Ib. MAXIMUM FAT CONTENT.15% FAMILY PACK FEARMAN (9 to ,1`OdINt chops) FULLY COOKED SMOKED . EAN `OROUID BEEF PORK CHOPS' PICNIC SHOULDER ` C+ Ci 1b.169 IbADW Ib. 79 FROZEN, NUTRITIOUS TOP VALU, i Ib. pkg. LEG & BREAST PORTION SLICED MORCHICKEN LOAFED SLICED FRESH BEEF LIVER COOKED MEATS CHICKEN 'QUARTERS Ib.69c. 69c Ib. 69c FAT CONTENT LESS THAN 15% GRADE "A" - BEEF CHUCK Grade "A" - Beef Chuck Cross Rib Portion EXTRA LEAN C BONELESS BONELESS GROUND BEEF 16.99 BLADE STEAK Ib. 1 ■38 STEAK OR ROAST Ib. 1 ■%3§0 SCHNEIDERS - STORE PACKED ""' SCHNEIDERS SCHNEIDERS - 6 oz. pkg. MACARONI i ENGLISH 12 oz. bowlCHEESE or SAUSAGE 1b. 99C HEAD CHEESE 9.9_c CHICKEN LOAF 44c TOP VALU 2 to 3 lbs. SCHNEIDERS i Ib. pkg. TOP VALU - 1 Ib, pkg. FULLY COOKED1 ■�� RED HOT 89c SLICED ■�� DINNER HAMS Ib. WIENERS SIDE BACON TOP VALU - B oz. pkg. TOP VALU - 1 Ib. pkg. DAVERN - 1 Ib. pkg. _ FARMNLESS SLICED LINKIES JOHN 49C WIENERS 99c SIDE BACON 1-218 A CHECK THIS LIST FOR THE IGA STORE. NEAREST YOU HAM, CHICKEN, CORNED BEEF FOUR VARIETIES I SEAFOOD OR TUNA 8 EGG UNDERWOOD 04 oz.C 97 FANTOP 16 to 20 1019 9 LIVES 12. oz. 3C 9 SPREADS tin »» »»»..»»..»»»......... DARE CANDIES »........r.......�.._»_»»»»»......»»_..»»«...... oz.bog CAT FOOD tin V BLANCHED OR SPANISH REGULAR OR LEMON • PLEDGE DAD'S BERE'S 12 oz. {PEANUTS pkg. C 99 FURNITURE POLISH 12 or. 1 99 cont. ■ ».,..r..»w. OATMEAL COOKIES 16 oz. C pkg.9� Seaf orth, MACARONI WITH TOMATO OR CHEESE SPAGHETTI OR CATELII All PURPOSE (2 LBS. FREE Boz. PIES OUEEN�kgs. 1900 READYCUT MACARONI 2box 69c SES F �2bw 349 POT OUFtVER IG 'A HOME STYLE - FROZEN RUPERT 24 oz.- NEW ORLEANS STYLE OR STOKELY DARK RED 19 oz. C HABITANT' 32 oz. �j 1 DEANS 43 TABLE RTRUP 1 FISH SIZZLES pkg. 049 KIDNEY tin Mi. 1.Ab9 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES TO AVERAGE FAMILY .S�fonh IGA es oven all day We&"&y and Friday night sill 5pvm 4