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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1978-09-28, Page 12• dm DUO-MATIC Efficiency and quality from the start. GET READY FOR WINTER NOW! *Forced Air furnaces installed (Oil or Gas) *Oil Burner Service *plumbing and Hot Water Heating *24 Hr. Service *Licensed FURNACES CLEANED STARTING SEPTA 482-3707 °Josh Plumbing and Heating 18 Joseph St. Clinton OPNOTCH TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED PEPSODENT TOOTHBRUSHES 209 R SHOP THESE WEEKLY, STAft"TubbED SPECIALS' Calculators, cameras, copiers KEITH MACMILLAN DON CORBETT Mr. J. M. Cunningham, General Manager of Topnotch Feeds Limited, is pleased to announce the appointments of Mr. Don Corbett as Manager, Retail Division, and Mr. Keith MacMillan as Salesman. R3456'1890 wg. The new Canon P10-1) Is a remarkable calculator: Here's why: 1. It's Canada's first hardy-size printing calculator using Inexpensive plain roll paper and a clear-printing cassette-type ink roller, 2, It's so small and lightweight (1 lb 6 oz) it fits comfortably into the palm of your hand or into your briefcase. Take it wherever you go. 3. It's cordless, Rechargeable batteries power the P10.0 for one halt roll, in average use, 4. It's two calculators in one. A large blue fluorescent clisplaj, operates simultane- ously with the printer, or on its own. 5, The P10.0 gives you full desktop features, including 10•digit capacity, fully addressable memory, item counting, decimal point selection, add-mode for ' easy entry of currency calculation, non- add key for printing reference numbers without affecting calculations, percentage key, automatic constant and more, The Canon P10-11 Just one In a dazzling line of calculators, including the new Palmtronk LC Quartz- a mini-wonder that's calculator, clock, stopwatch and alarm all in one, What else would you expect from Canon? • A "Plain Roll Paper" Printing/Display Calculator That Fits in Your Hand r All Canon calculators feature the specially engineered "Canon-touch" keyboard. iMMIIIIIIIMMOMMEmmompos . Mr. Ciirbett has been involved in the feed and grain business all his life and has-been at the Companies. Moffat branch since 1972. Mr. Corbett hasInovgd to ,Seaforth and resides at 111 John _Street. He is married and has'four children. Mr. Corbett replaces Mr. Elgin Young, who retires from the Coinpatty. early in October. Mr. Yirng has been with Topnoteh since 1967, and lam ,sure' everyone wishes him along and happy retirement-- Mr. MacMillan joined Topnotch, at the Brustiels branch In 1976, after working on his fathers fain at Atwood, and also was e'mployeed with U.C.O. at Inwood. Keith is limtng in EgmOndville and is married and has two children. Keith replaces Mr.. Leonard Strong, who has retired, and again we all wish Leonard many years °Choppy retiretneirt.. Both Don and Keith bring a wealth of knowledge to their respective jobs, and fools forward to being of service to the farming community. .Seaforth 527-1910 -R stoats ito 58 'he Square, GODERJ,iCHiMolar CotherttillitiNimitn conor, StAFORTH NESTLE FRENCH FORMULA' ONLY S' HAIR SPRAY 100=° 1 .•1 9 SILVIKRIN ONLY 9 SHAMPOO 200 MI 1 AksopENT • OLD SPICE STICK • ONLY $ si 19 DEODORANT 15D• I Pi I ANG LE DENTURE ONLY e 9 4 CLEANSER 360 g. AV €11te (hcpasitor 27-0240 Seaforth rx AIM TOOTHPASTE 100 ml. ONLY 1.^.11F, ' when RnX, jhggis ttiOdittl and was thrown out .4 the t 00,0041'19r all owed "401) *§trlica a triploiniq.ahonaertin, r inners to. sc40,r94. A .single BRODHAGEN-LADIES''SLO-PITCH TEAM — Front row, (left to right) Carol Rose, Norma Dietz, Geraldine Siemon (captain) Mary Turner! Secont1i'ow, Marlene Osborn, Joan Bannon, Janet Alles, Ruthann Eckert, Carol Siemon, Nancy Elleri, Carol Waite, Torn Turner (coach). Back Row, Cathy. Meagher, Nancy Schellenberger, Debbie Bennewies, Joan Beuerman, Judy Rose, Hazel Beuerman, Ruth Duffy: (Absent Dale Bennewies, assistant coach). The ,tearn recently won the B-Division championship. ' (Expositor Photo) Baseball season ends WINTHROP WARRETTES — The members of Dolmage, Marianna Ryan, Caroline Somerville, the'Wirvi';rupWarrettes Slo-Pitch team are (front row)--Marion-McClure, Kath . Hoegy, Ruth Campbell, Sharon McClure, Lorraine - Regele, and Dianne McNichol; (centre row) Loretta . . . • . • • . . Gail $chroedee, Pat, Bernard, Carol Anne CamPbell and Wayne Dolmage (coach); and (back row) Betty Glanville, Gail Glanville, Lila Storey and. Mary Anne McNichol.. (Branch Office Address) - Fe'r prior information call 271-5650, collect or write 1036 Ontario Street,. Stratford The Turf Club, eliminated Mainstieet Sunday night to advance:- to the Metes ' Industrial League final , while the Teachers upset the high flying Queens to force a third and deciding game. The early game saW both pitchers throw outstandinc I s as the Teachers took advantage of errors -to edge out the . Queens by a 2.1 seere. The Queens started strong as Don Nicholson singled add seated on Dennis Campbell's double to 'ivc them a 1-0 lead. The Teachers evened •the count at 1 api%e in die second as an 'unearned run proved the Queens "downf.,ii. Gus Feeney walked pn an error on the c' leiTie' fielder allowed 4 • the run to score. The pitchers continued to control the game' until the fifth when Colin . Young and Doug Bach singled 'to score 'a, single marker putting the Teachers up '2-1, Freeze your budget Filling the freezer with summer produce makes it possible• to enjoy delicious, fresh food's all year round, To make, sure that all these. foods maintain theirir fresh- . neSs, pay careful attention to packaging them properly. Food specialists at the Ontario Food Council, Ministry of Agriculture and. Food, say that the purpose of • Packaging is 'to keep food from drying out and to presprve food Value. !laver, color' and texture. Choose. bags, wrappings and containers that are , moisture proof, vapor proof, odorless and tasteless for use. in the feezer. Look for bags' made of special plastic. with no side seams' an,-1 labeled for freezing,. Do not use clear bags. Used to wrap bread or. prodtice. „These bags have seams and .haite been de- , signed' for 'holding foods. Wrappings such as heavy-duty aluminum foil, plastic „laminated , •freezer papa and plastic film, de- signed especally for freezing, are all acceptable. P171°41/4,0 4e .4•4/ HURONI/8 ti, September 26 - 30, The Queens almost tied the score' in the final , inning • „ SERVING UP UP THE CIDER — Pat Armes was one of the cider crew who served up the fresh apple drink during: the fourth annual •Ciderfeit held at the Van Egmond house and Seaforth Public School o.n Sunday, Owners of smaller businesses... we provide: The game was a real pitcherS! duel as Jack Price 'iloyved just three hits but i.arrors alloWed an extra 'run while Doug Bach picked up • the win by throwing a 4 hitter at the Queens. The late game saw Alex. Delvecio throw a three hitter at Mainstreet to spark the Ind Club to a 5-0 victory and a teeth in the finals, The Turf Club 'collected two rolls in the second as Terry Young • doubled than a walk and a run in the ttor0 on , Johnston's triple :and Jack M.CILlw'ain.'s, single Out.4.4 .Tprfs in 'control'. witli lead. Single runs in the fifth and sixth innings put the game on ice for the Turfs as they pounded- out 9 lag. The victory puts the ilpr4,g0 Champions into . the . final against either the Queens or - Teachers with the' opening write scheduled 'for ' Thursday evening (tonight). *weather permitting. • Financial assistance • Management counselling (CASE) • Management training • Information on government programs for business Can we help you? See our Representative at: RANDY BROWN THE QUEEN'S HOTEL, SEAFORTH, the 1st Thursday of each month on: (NEXT VISIT: October 5th, AgrFEDERAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BANK fi