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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-12-11, Page 3.. x . : fir.. ..:..., ;. ♦..�. : ' ' a S"►r!' u r • A by Swan White .. ,•'t, : a . �'� C I I � ' Yi H`l { VI ' •� k I r � •, d OF 'H r on. 3` if y ou have ever felt that you 'rather than milroadins someone atie rQ riesnt dAn t� i�ztnttey„ #i t E � 1 ' had something to contribute to .af#er a council meeting or g 'I'l#eseliard Working ladles Q#e;; ell : 1 t local government, but didn't. deciding to lets .old Joe do it don't blow their owa hprlt►tclFrelel)�dt8t)#r';bAtl¢# �d know' quite how, your chance is again this year. are the same grot#p wh9 ' Yetyr • , if a ip ; 2 040flrlidl `440,4 here. ,l ' here. . A There ate many people ;who ear ut :on .� SU uoa Iii y 'p WPt Huron Count Council, for the have contributions to`ranake M the Christmas dinner for Sr' ,%Orti#`s Y committees that run Various arts ' + j , •: , first time as far as we know, is P senior citizens. i#ab)cS;:e #sitt:ad#e$� for Xp:l4c , advertising to. ask people who of our lives. They'll volunteer' They+ork quietly tli# B q >� would ik" �nnd n s;Se o YV4 ld r once the know they are being, wttltatlt'' t>�1?t 1 e to sit on a couple of Y efficiently and, they work .hard,, r �w r committees t let, them know. ' asked: We saw them servin and wooki,{ onated ;t a W . to tl 0:10lind Pt ' � i) - g. ng ,.' This year the count is makih Cpunty council is asking for and cleanin U in the X.e '4�Ial a fn;}d to#Stu dijlt}el� p .r' �a �.,i Y g g P $tr � �� ,r of citizen appointments to the applications until December 31. §�r hz sF„� y PPy Their ad was on the classified count library bawd 'and to the Th •_' � �'f may of last week's Expositor,, - Citizens s�"y��>r,�'land division committee. pages . t Citizens have long been * * • s +,r Christmas i Sj % xh> z A ✓, x o � ', sq,. _- .:J,{,r ..!s.4 �sY' zry'xi/.� _ r. members of these committees, >' ' w r a” pp. F .� f, y �,.1� tri &,., The Legion Ladies Auxiliarys r fi j " and. other county committees fund raising dinner for the SDHS r�yFM which are named in alternate r rK 5, band 'last week was "a good Skiing ears, but the ointments were Y PP example of community made • after people let County involvement and how Seaforth THINKINO`•iT O:VER-n-•Those In the audience at the with the sewer program, for discussion at the next councillors know informal] that Information- meeting on . proposed Sewers for council meeting councillors said at the close of the they were interested. Y groups help each other. Cr+;,1SS C�?Untf Egmondville loo attentive as one of their number meeting. Sewers could cost each householder an Now the county has decided to Legion Auxiliary president ,Barbara .Scott said the dinner was . speaks. Tuekersmith council will draw u a bylaw average of $210 a year for 40, ears. actively seek people who are Ski p P y Y Y the Ladies' Auxiliary's own idea. intersted in serving and we think asking the Ministry of the Environment to proeedd � (Staff Photo) The ►adi'�s really appreciate the , they've got the right idea. Maybe ,Equipment, • there is someone out there who band and wanted to do something A has defiso ideas t improving to help them raise funds for.their Constance s to n ee land division. on 'perhaps trip to Florida. A group of them Packages m prove water - someone else is real] interested kwereitchen cleaning to to the Legion Y kitchen after caterin for another Skies -Boots in making our libraries more g 5900 and Up• dinner, "That's when we do a lot Pole -Harness (Continued from Page 1) Harold Smith, who questioned .lively, outreaching places. of our talking," Mrs Scott said Mr. McMullen on the need and Birl hday-celebra'ted If they answer county council''s"tremendously." and they decided the best 'way .. �. _ _ -- -- .— — — -- -- -- -- cost of the sewer `project ad, they have a chance to be REGISTER Trunks' will be put in for streets throughout the meeting, they could contribute would be to • considered for appointment. The not y et in existence but on the Correspondent Szusz, Rodne Rand and have a dinner for the band. commented, that if the. province P Rodney,Randy se doesn't say whether or not, for Cross Country Skiing Lessons village plan, he said, but a Mrs. Mar Merner .Rob nne. 'The women donated their kept "putting sewers' in smaller Y Y several applicants will be contractor must pay to build his Mr. and Mrs. Mark Smith Mr. and. Mrs. Jim Preszcator, labour, and some of them worked ,4 week course beginning Jam. 1 U and smaller communities, people interviewed, but that be a own ' sewers in any new Julie and Chris of Exeter, Mr. Bill, Debbie and Michael visited all day before the dinner. The could end up paying $5,000 a year good idea too. We need the best pa subdivision. Jim McGrath of Seaforth were on Sunday evening with her ossible• eo le on Huron Count girls'in the band sold tickets, in a 5,, Fee Egmondville resident Jim for them. P P P Y ' house`to house blitz around town, _ - .— — -- -- -- — — -- — -- -- -- --- g Egmondville and Seaforth Saturday evening visitors with mother,Mrs. Ella Jewitt of committees, volunteers or not. Montgomery asked why would 'sewage treatment ponds if, Mr. and Mis. Paul -Southgate and Seaforth. y municipality has citizen and they served the meal. Ever munici alit The cooking an p Harpurhey wasn't included in the Jennifer. Mr. and Mrs. Geor a Wasson g ¢the clean-up Huron Recreation, .r c rea t i on • sewers in the village go .ahead, g appoiptments td make. it's a good sewer'project. That hamlet isn't Mr. and Mrs.Robert Tchorz, and Marjorie, Mrs.Elizabeth work was all done by the Legion � the ministry spokesman,; said and t trend that more of them are going polluting the Bayfield and soil Mr. and Mrs.Art Hickson of Storey of -Blyth visited on sunday ladies.They charged the band `JAMESTOWN another pond would have to be out looking for interested people, there is better suited for septic added to the three, that Seafotth Wheatley were Saturday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.Bill Storey. only for the food that they had to _ tanks, he was told by the ministry will use with Mr: and Mrs. Ed. Szusz; Miss Margie Wh a of Guelph, pay for and all their tabour was g P Two more 887-9342+ RR5 Brussels engineer. Rodney, Randy and Robynne. Miss Marilyn Day of Stratford free. The ladies even donated the Mr. and Mrs. Pau! Stevenson were Sunday visitors with (Continued .from Pagel) dessert Each member either merchants by the winners, spent the weekend in Toronto. Mrs. W,L.Wbyte, Tom, Bili and There are still two more weeks Darren and Luanne spent the 'Mr. Harold Whyte. to take part in Wincash. Entry , CORRECTION weekend with their grandparents, Sunday visitors with Mr. and coupons are available froc�m Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Herman;. Mrs. Maul Southgate and Jennifer . participating merchants. The + David spent the weekend with were Misses Ruth Ann final draw will be held on The following Item which appears In the Roth Scott and Steven Stevenson of McGregor of Kitchener and,'Carol Christmas eve for $400 in ' f w Belgrave. Ann Southgate of Stratford. vouchers. ■ Food Market advertisement on Page 4 ,second Alvin Siorey of Vanastra s ert section of this issue - P ' the weekend with .his 1 grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Prices effective week of December 10-11-12-13 Bakers semi sweet chocolate 12 oz. 99c Storey. SEAFORTH f p •. Mts. Doreen Medd and Kerri o �j Price reeze on'all nonperishable items Should read Mr. Clint Wilson of Auburn, Mr. effective till Jan. 16, 1976 and Mrs. Jim Medd 13th Con. W. ?Q Bakers semi sweet chocolate chips, 12 oz, 99c Hullett visited on Sunday with rP Mr. and Mrs. Dave Medd, Kim AYLMER CHOICE' 48 FL. OZ. CORONATION BABY DILLS OR .,,:,1......, ORT �e SWEET MUD, 24 FL.,Q�. ��. and Tommie of Blyth, when they' 7 TOMATO JUICE 55 � celebrated'Tammi's 1st•birihday, "+ t i �i „ PICKL'`ES' i ra` ri Rothrs!'�ood<Mark :,f f r. , A ,u.a I. u Mr. Fraser Lear of Leamingtoir-.• ' ' AYLMER CII�OICE 14 FL. OZ. spent Friday evening and ,� � KTAIL 2) - • MacLAREN'S 3 Lb SEAFORTH'• y g ` Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. . b .; ,. � :; � z��f+pi '� �m � F " �' � ,� =T . �A. _ ' P ,,NUT BUTTER 1,9 M III 0 M This Christmas' Freezer Specials MAPLE LEAF SWEET PICKED COTTAGE ROLL'.......... STOVES. DRYERS STEREOS COLOUR WASHERS TELEVISIONS , COMPACTORS DISH WASHERS REFRIGERATORS SMALL APPLIANCES �Make Her Happy - Saturday,,, Dec. 20. 8 minutes FREE Shopping at Seafdrth IGA FIA .Here is last, years winner Mrs. Sandra Jessome of Seaforth who collected 1376 in groceries. You can be a winner this year. Tickets Available from Optimist Members BUY YOURS NOW! :AYLMER •14 FL. OZ. COFFEE WHITENER 11 Oz;'' BEANS with PORK 2173e COFFEE MATE $9C AYLMER CHOICE 14 FL. OZ.p RISE 'N SHINE 4/3'/. Oz. BARTLETT PEARS 2/85e ORANGE CRYSTALS '99C JELLO LEMON TRIPLE. -PACK MR. CLEAN 32 FL. OZ. PIE FILLING MIX 12 OZ. 790 LIQUID CLEANSER 1.09 AYLMER CHOICE PEACHES- 19 Fl. Oz. 53e < FEATURES... GOLD MAPLE FARMS CHOICE PEAS & CARROTS'. 2 Lb. 59e PROD= U.S. NO. 1 WHITE OR PINK,9�99e GR:APEFRUITSIze 48'8 U.S. NO. 1 LARGE ' TANGERINES DOz• 65e CANADA NO. 1 COOKING ONIONS 3 Lb. 390 Mon., Dec. M • 8 - 6 Wed., Dec. 24 - 8 - 6 STORE HOURS Tues., Dec. 23 - 8 '- 9 Closed Thurs., Fri., Dec. 25, 26 Open Sat.,,Dec. 27 - 8 --6., Meats'' Freezer Specials MAPLE LEAF SWEET PICKED COTTAGE ROLL'.......... Lb.1.29 FULLY PROCESSED HIND of BEEF ................... Lb. 95,e CANADA PACKERS CENTRE CUT By the Piece PEAMEAL BACON ............. Lb 1 89 FULLY PROCESSED MAPLE LEAF SALAMI COIL F. SIDE o£BEE...:........... ...••Lb.1.15 SAUSAGE .:•......`............. .............. Lb. 98e ''� FULLY PROCESSED c SLICED ,PICKLE AND PIMENTO LOIN of BEEF' ...•••. •..... Lb."1.29 LOAF.............................................. Lb 890 BY THE PIECE HEAD CHEESE ""'""" •."' Lh 490 10 Lb. Bag BEEF PATTIES............ 7.90, POLISH SAUSAGE ...... ......... Lb 980 GROUND CHUCK BEEF AND PORKPATTIES 10 Lb. asg ........... 9.80 S E .............:............ .. .'.ti Lb. 790 BEEF KIDNEYS .............Lb. 29e CHOPPED SUET ..........'" .....•. Lb 290 OXTAILS .......................3 Lb. 1.00 Store 262-2017 ■ Abbatoilr 262-2041 _ U "'