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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1977-02-10, Page 16THERE'S MORE THAN ONE WAY TO OPEN A' ROAD —, ken Campbell of FL R.1,-DiibliniOund that ,.out as he and his emplOyees worked to clean-five loot plus. drifts off• Con. 6 and 7, McKillop Township last week. Shearing pins kept breaking as his tractor snow blower 'tried" to plu nge through. 'the heavy Set:: forth: .Legion News and Views E SEPARATE $11Q 'ET" MAIN CORKER. . CI, INTON (NEXT TO -CAMPBELL's'MENS WEAR ) PANTS611.TS. • ' OPEN 1--t: rito Azehrs fine markets... of fine foods • • • • • S .• S • • • • • • • 'd• p • • • • • • 4.• .5 S • . ' •' I . • 4*i*. NACRE:NOS Mar HONEY BUTTER MACFEETERSCINNAMON HONEY BUTTER idoz _10 ot. PARAMOUNT PINK SALMON 7 75 el 88 SPECIAL! ZEHRS OWN QUALITY a $ FANCY GREEN PEAS___11,2!_e 1., SPECIAL! ZEHRS PLAIN OR SALTED, SODA CRACKERS_ __ SPECIAL! •••• 0 13 • 10 oz..TINS supec special HEINZ CONDENSED TOMATO SOUP 59 260 g 79e CRISCO PURE VEGETABLE OIL__ • BUNDLE OF 299 '7 of PKG8 -ORANGE itAVOullE0 - • TANG, CRYSTALS THIS PAGE OF SPECIALS AVAILABLE AT ZEHRS GODERICH RICE KRISPIES 99. SHIM CREAM • it VARIETIES GILLETTE FOAMY_ 7 111 ot StROStIt intiod•mit . 3 VARiEtita SOFT & DRY. SPRAY. 7-$1.39. HEINZ. BABY' FOOD e ie 41/2oz Pr C Cr- OF ilittlitsbstV;IttAst •0 COLOURS C BATHROOM TISSUE4-Ro u'rx $1.09 _ .,,,,,....ac,.:::::: . '''''. GILLETTE tRACli 9;5 1 .58 ShiPGEECRI51(01.L pRoc4sEor, CHEESE • spECIAL • wEstorri LUNCHEON • - SPREAV DINNER R HOSTESS REGULAR OR DIP , POTATO ,CNIPS.' ettliatiuSe• SySititfitt 89 GRAVY MIXES KtiLOGGS CEREAL VIVA 'APO{ TOWELS 2n01-1-• _ su er-special FLAV OUttS- ELIt E,A LLY PDERS 'Ng. PKG.& For C, SPECIAL! ' , ZEHRS RECONSTITUTED , APPLE JUICE 48 oz TIN, PECIALI , `YORK COMIC PEASQO MIXED VEC. VEGETABLES o SPECIAL!, • • ALL PURPOSE FIVE ROSES ,FLOUR DISPOSABLE . CRICKET LIGHTER, SPECIAL!. . • • . WHI1'E.YELL0141-GREEN-CORAL. 10 lb SPECIAL! " I! Doz.. super. special ZEHRS FINEST CREAMERY GRADE BUTTER super special . ZEHRS FRESH GRADE IA'. uper special HOLE-3-4 lb. SIZE CANADA 'A'.GRADE RES111 HIC. N SCHNEIOERS SLICED 14 VARIETIES SCHNEIDERS REGULAR OR GARLIC 1 lb $1.09 PKG LUNCHEON MEATS PKG 44c COUNTRY SAUSAGE SCHNEIDEV SLICED COOKED SCHNEIDERS 1 4 POUND S VARIETIES 9 8 C 1 lb PKG 1 HREE 2 or PKGs CORNED BEEF 89c BEEF BURGERS BURNS FULLY COOKED SKINEESS SMOKED HAM BURNS SMOKED CENTRE SLICE HAM STEAK super special - BURNS TASTY SMALL' LINK BREAKFAST SAUSA E lb. super "• sr6s9R1:6 special BURNS CAMPFIRE l „ '1.29 CHUNK BOLOGNA lb 59c MAPLE LEAF SWEET PICKLED lb '149 COTTAGE ROLL'Cl141'?"" 11, 129 • -ZEROS-A' • 99' lb. super special FRESH ONTARIO. ' PORK SIDE SPARE RIBS ZEHRS REG $1.291b. lb. snOW:,Mr, Campbell solved that problem by hooking 'his heavy combine on behind the tractor to act as 'a weight. And by Friday the Campbell crew -hid' the - " concession road open from_ County, Road 12 four and a half milesf east, so that Most of his snow bound neighbours Could get out. (ExpositorPhoto)- • ..,Centrotio Col,09.0.plons. "A good .;--farm employee paying a • e'onapetitI0:s,,,a)eryi„, 'management is not sentething . a will cover' employee recruitment, without any' responSibility, an • providing housing;ikeep hig extra person is. r born with- ifs training, . working conditions, employee looking for a new ••• records 04 se ott. For;the worker that can be learned Mr. KillutOe • authority, and, reSPonSibility as — employer", says Jerry Krauter, there's the image of "hired man" ; 'AO 8"-Skill' that maybe well as maintaining' eMptoyee. Farm Labour Thining Coordink and its lack of status, in the farm-, more important than the wages reci:4(K. Farm wives 'are tor for the Ontario Ministry of: • communityl -paid. A recent . study showed that welcome.:The WarliSlii$P starts at Agriculture and 'Food. . If a reliable farm work force is farm employees .usually change ' 9;30. r a m . in Huron • Hall at Mr. Krauter wilthe conducting 'to hndoveloped, it must start with „Wis.' for reasons'• other than • Centralia College, Huron; Park,. ., a ' Farm Labour Management the employer. Most farmers have 'Workshop for farmers at never worked for anyone-elan and Centralia'' College on Tuesday,. , may, „not see things the way an ..February 15th. With farms employee would. Out good labotir becoming , larger and more`, • SPecializea,,the farm family may find they need. extra help to get •.Ihe Work.' done and to get .some time off themselves. -However, many, farmers are reluctant to • :hire aorneone•-'ie'4help .them. Ttrre are the 'problems of finding a , reliable, Compete'nt :perso„ii„, &Miles `!Surely," the "'marriage connselor insisted, , "you must have said something to help start the 'argument," "Not really," replied the husband. "My wife had tried a new recipe for dinner. When she asked how I it, all I said was, ',lt's okay, but it will never; take the place of,food." ", HvRPN EXP941.*QP)i BAVAAY, lot 1p71. • ,(e• Labour onitera.,.workshop.,, - • .. wages. ' _ For further information or 0- ' Farmers who hire farm Workersr register for the workshop contact: are urged to atterd the workshop, Deng Janlieson at 'Centralia , on •Feburary 15th. The program College, 210.6691. • (By John Baker, ' him. Service was .held at the Publicity Chairman, Branch 156 Whitney-Ribey_Funeral Home. Last Monday night Branch.156 On behalf of Branch 156 I held a Legion service fOr the late would life e to convey our deepest Robert. Watson who died early sympathy to the Watson family. Sunday morning. The service was &inducted. by‘the Branch Padre, Comrade Bob Spittal. Bob'Watson was not only well known in the Legion but also in the community. Her''` was Sa t.. Feb.26 - .Past Presidents interested 'in sports and was one of the people instrumental in dinner and dance forming a junior soccer league. Sun.,Mar. 6 - Zone C 1 Conven- tion in Clinton. Bob will-be-missed for his good—Tues., Mar. 8 - Public-Speaking at - naturedhumor by all who knew Branch 156.... • • KilbarChqn Notes you. ate: young'. _author__ .._ -milutown) "'"`Another gem by Edgar A. Guest, "Birthday Greetings!" What do .we gather down the years? -- Well, when a ' birthday next appears , The greetings come front shore to shore, ' From friends who wish you many more The ways 'tis said are manifold A jester Writes,. "You've growing : . old" Another sends a written pake To hope you'll never show your •age. • Fickle is Fame andgold can slip even the miser's tightest grip But friendship is a wealth thara sure, All disappointments to endure. - Th • °ugh slim his purse, still 'rich is he, 'However &kr heitirds-to Who,.. on. his birthday has a score of friends to wish him many more. 'These gems are quoted trim a- card -booklet entitled "Happy Birthday'. ' OliverMcKay visited his sister on the occasion of her 90th birthday. Congratulations to' her. Mr. and Mrs.David 'Longstaff have returned from a two week skiing 'vacation in Vermont, U.S.A. Theyripeff- 1t enjoyable time. Our sincere sympathy is extended to Mrs. John Pethick ; a resident here, her daughters • Annie, Mrs. H.J.Rapson and son George;Ruth, ;Mrs. Leslie Pepper', all of MeKillop ', in the' passing of a husband and father, John Pethick. * 44,4446,4**tow44,45•4444,444•••404.4•41eirodo04. • • i7 Le-:Piik#AMili) Wriiiii-YOU Present , • ' This Ad Poirstinally At . • • •• • 4 • . • • • 11,E4 IIIISOFiER EXPIRES APRIL t • X,977 • • VW AI'RIVED'FANCY CUPCAKE CASES • CURRANTS; d 1.4CE FRUIT. • • 260tilltoN AVE; AtoovLe" LANE, • titLponiauao . • '44." • • CAKE DECOFIATIONS, DATES,..ANSINS, • • •. CHINese WALNUTS; -WILTON -:OP CHICAGO FACTORY ' FRESH NUTS, LIGHT SWEET Children must otoctimit••400 by en tIC1Nh. StbreOlittiiiMOnj,fottit,. 101V.K,164..01.k. AttlitOITOSMiit.041)EN fe PA., ail srsi i• *GS its• * •••41,4********* 4***** • Coniing-Events• Thursday, Feb. 24 - Brotherhood night,. sponsored by.. the Seaforth. Sat„ Feb, 19 ,- Zone Bowling _ _ ' 80 thery:iVs a boast • - - B. Miss Margaret McKay, Tuckersmith, a long-time resident here, passed her -90th birthday, Jan. 28th. Weather conditions have prevented celebrations. - I felt the .effect_ of that myself when I passed another milestone • Jan. 31st. My family could not Make it, from • Ingersoll as planned: I was relieved when they called and said• they couldn't come as Highways were blocked and so many travellers stalled' on .highway 401 -arid others.. ---Ma.ny- people had to abandon their carsand seek re-Wein farm .houses nearby. ' I was . compensated in other ways by many cards and other favours and visits from friends. I anrreniiiidea of fliis ante of a comment by the late Dr. G.R.Fenwick.who for many years was Director of Music for Ontario Dept. -Edtfeation. :often adjodicated at , the Goderich Festival when S.P.S. would take bus load-of-the, pupils there to compete. -Some shields -which, they won are displayed in the entrance hall of tlia.S.P.S. __as, a reminder. WhenDr. Fenwick reached his 80th birthday I dutifully sent him words of congratulations. He replied with a letter of thanks and the following comment which I. heVe''never forgotten. • "Isn't it remarkable how people always try to keep their age a secret? But after they reach the 80th. they have-to boast abont. it." How true! - Here Is.a gem to think abOut. In the central Place bf your heart is an -evergreen tree: - It's name .isr*Love.' So long as it flourishes , 1 POUND " BLANCHED PEANUTS • • FOR . ONLY Coyle 's Factory Outlet CALIFORNIA NO, 1 FRESH', - .• CALIFORNIXSUNXIST • NAVEL ORANGES:ii481._po__ Super special__ RED EMPEROR GRAPES PRODUCE OF MEXICO NO. I CUCUMBERS CALIFORNIA NO. TSWEET super _ PRODUCE OF MEXICO NO. 1 SWEET GREEN PEPPERS FLORIDA- PINK OR WHITE SIZE 48's EA. PRODUCE OF BB NO. I r CRISP RED RADISHES - 16 az PKG. 49c _SPECIAL PRICES IN'EFFECT TILL CLOSING sm. FEB 12, WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASESTO REASONABLE WEEKLY FAMILY REQUIREMENTS • super special FROZEN - it VARIETIES SAVARIN DINNERS 11 OZ. MeCAINSEROZEN MINI NAPOLI PIZZA • ' 16 oz. 79! SOUR-CREAM SHIM OR'± PARTLY K., SKIMMED . , T BAG:Fr= $ FRESH MIL WITTICHS • • FRESH APPLE -PIS _ witstotis .0194 CINNAMON BUNS **otos* ENGLISH MUFFINS. - , BOMB TOP:41id - pper-spgielat 'Roof FFiE0 FROZEN• OCEAN PER FILL' MONARCH SOFT MARGARINE , lb 7118-659 GAY IAA TOM 12pz. PICO, or 869c PKG OF 8 59c b:rm cW 12 9c C >>>>>> Fergus, Elmira, New Hamburg, Hanover, icardine, Goden•c, h and Orange villa til 'A 4...kT 1111U, 1 i ,',c 41,1f , S•1[ • . • g • • 7i, • 7•••••••• r, • t • S