HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-07-15, Page 9SURVEY — Students map Out their accessibilty survey before hitting the streets of towns and.
villages in Huron County. Their project is to prepare an Access Guide for disabled residents.
(1. to r.) Mary Jane Scott, Brucefield; Mary Peckitt, Clinton, Sherry Robinson, Bluevale;
Lydia ' Schuurrnan, Clinton; and Stewart Huycic,, Goderich, Project Manager.
Letters are being circulat-
ed to owners of business and
managers of public facilities
to introduce the project and
to ask for co-operation in
arranging convenient times
for brief acee‘f:ibiliti., snrvevc
of buildings.
The Summer Canada Pro-
ject grant will finance only
the survey. iluyek will be
contacting service clubs and
other community groups in
hopes they will fund the
TtiE HURON EXPOSITOR AMY
WHERE...... yea *le ifitfrAveroutt t att.
FROM THE LOIN
3 CENTRE CUT LOIN CHOPS
3 RIB PORTION LOIN CHOPS
73 TENDERLOIN PORTION CHOPS
Notice
Effective July 11 to and
including Sept. 5
Seater* Veterinary
Clinic
SUMMER OFFICE HOURS
The office will be open
Monday to Friday, a.rn. - 6 p.m.
Saturday 8 a.m. - 12:00 [NOON]
After hours call 527-1760
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opt
The Walton Pee Wee Boys
came second when they
participated in the Blue
Division ,tournament with
Teeswater, Mildmay and
Bluevale recently in Blyth.
Walton Boys team was Jeff
McGavin, Mark Jones, Brent
Robinson, Blaine Shannon.
Richard Love, Steven Ryan.
Ron Pryce, Craig Hackwell,
Bill Gulutzen, Ken Altmann,
and Ron Vercruyssen.
' In the consolation Champ-
ionship game Brent Robin-
son led Walton with two
home runs to give Walton a
16-4 victory over Ripley. '
Mark Jones from Walton was
given the most valuable
pitcher award for the tourn-
ament. CongratUlations
boys.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Moffett
and Brett of Guelph spent
the weekend at the home of
her parents,---Mr.• and Mrs.
Herb Traviss.
Lester Meehan of Torontlo
spent the weekend with his
- mother Viola Kirkby.
Mrs. Limy (Helen) Dun-
can and son Corey oflussell,
Manitoba. are home for a
holiday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Mlan Semi, Sun-
day visitors at the same
home were other daughters,
Gail Searle of Brampton and
Earl and Mary Pennington of
Goderich:
On- July 8 those taking in
the day bus trip to the Cullen
Gardens and Nursery at
Whitby were Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Mills, Mr. and Mrs,
Norman Ichade, Mr. and
Mrs. Torrance, Dundas,
and Mrs. Dave Watson, Mr.
and Mrs. Ernie Stevens,
Mrs. Harvey Craig and Mrs.
Harold McCallum. '
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Achilles
of Hearst accompanied Mr.
and Mrs. golly Achilles on a
two week motor trip to the
East Coast.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Coutts
held a. birthday party Sunday
at their home for the lanfes
aunt, Marie Burgess of Brus-
sels. Those present were
Ethel Long of Brussels, Mr.
and Mrs. Murray Long,
Brussels.
Long, 'Burlington, Mr. ' and
Mrs. Merton Hackwell and
boys, McKillop, Mr. .and
Mrs. Allan C arter and girls.
Clinton, Connie Ingram.
Mississauga, Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Wey, Livermore,
California and Mr. and Mrs.
Ross • Bennett and Nancy,
Walton.
.SM' -
4ym pafhy i!lxtgrido to
Mr„ S,tiewX1 of lf:R.2,
,MOn'Ittcni is tbe loss of hiS
wife:
:Mr.' Randy Johnson and
friend Hazel of Stratford
spend the weekend with.
Larry. Marsha and Randy
Nevers.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Dennis
and Mr. and Mrs. Kelly
Dalton -.andl Jaipie and Miss,
Cindy McCallum spent a
week at the Cottage at Mani-
toulin Island.
Donald and Charlotte
McKercher and children
Heather, John and Laura are
spending the week holiday-
ing at a cottage at 'Bogie's
Beach, north of Goderich.
INTENDED FOR LAST
WEEK
Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCall-
urn entertained their relat-
ives and neighbours and
friends to a pork barbecue on
Sunday: A good time was
had by all.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Regele
visited Monday evening with
Mr. Clarence Dennis at At-
wood.
a. a
Pee VVees 'do well
PROM OF U.S.A.
CAN. NO. 1 SPANISH TYPE
ONIONS
PROD. OF CANADA PROD. OF U.S.A.
" LUMS
A Cp. NO. I CALIFORN 49 IA GROWN
•Mt•
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO
LIMIT PURCHASES TO REASONABLE
WEEKL r FAMILY REQUIREMENTS.
WE ARE PLEASED TO SERVE YOU IN:
GODERICH EXETER
HURON ROAD HWY'S 4 & 83
MON., TUES. & SAT. TILL 6 P.M.
ED., THURS. & FRI. TILL 9 . P.M.
tr .
PENN
"CENTRE CUT" CHOPS ij
YOUNG ONTARIO PORK
BOLOGNA
84# MAPLE LEAF
VISKING STYLE LARGE
OUR REG. '1.69 lb, lb.
BY ELAINE TOWNSHEND
An accessibility surrey of
public buildings and prtsate
businesses will be conducted
in Huron County this sum-
mer to prepare a guidebook
for disabled residents.
The eleven-week Summer
Canada project is sponsored
by Huron .Pao Centre far the.
Horneboond. ,Clinton. in
,cia,,.operatitin unit die Aware-
League of Physicaliy
fiaittlitapOpfl Adults 4Alplia,
. -
five stticientS are IMO/Vert -
Lydia. $.0014.troath:..CLifplefKii
lklary Pe*itt• Ctilatet:M, and
MatY
(all graditateS. of Central
Huron Secondary Schott*:
and Sherry Robinson of Blue -
Vale (a graduate of F.E.
Madill Secondary School.
Wingham). Project Manager
is Stewart Huyck of Goder-
ich. a' third-year engineering
student at the University of
Western Ontario.
The students are using
facilities di ctitre as
a base with satellite offices in
Exeter and Wingham.
Disabled individuals are
often 'handicapped' by
physical barriers that they
encounter in the community.
such as curbs. steps. unuse-
able restrooms. narrow ,door-
ways and heavy
The purpose of the survey
is to prepare an accessibility
gtudebook - a pocket7 sind',,
directory of the tcicvn$, ,4110
villages in. th
sing an k4t4 tae import.
,t *To.ifrity.focusr
uil to trtobi
i
y-inOired
pgr4041. 404tice in*
lerrnation will. allaty disabled
residents and tourists to plan
their movements around the
communities.
Huyck explains access
guides have been printed in
cities 'rid towns across
Canada. Using these guide-
lines, the local group will
produce a directory of Huron
County that will come up to
international guidelines.
Printing of the directory.
The Access Guide of
Huron County will be made
available to the public
through Town Hails, librar-
ies, Information Centres,
Employment Centres, the
Day Centre for the Home
bound and border points.
FRESH!
FROM THE LOIN '
CANADA PACKERS STORE SLICED
COOKED HAM _
FRESH! ONTARIO BUDGET PAK
OIN PORK CHOPS
MAPLE LEAF $
GOLDEN FRY
OUR REG.62.69 600 g. PKG. .
SAUSAGE .
SCHNEIDERS SLICED WARE
OINKED
PRIDE Of CANADA MINI.COOKED $218
BURNS FARM STYLE BREAKFAST $4 Aro
SAUSAGE 210KOEEF .... b. If:TO
MAPLE LEAF SWEET. PICKLED
COTTAGE ROLL
SCHNEIDERS
'I CORNEDBEEF
57
THREE
g PKGS.179
SCHNEIDERS SANDWICH STYLE
MEAT ROLLS
lb.
CALIFORNIA
'GROWN
Fresh Summer Produce
ASSTD. VARIETIES
SPECIAL PRICES-INEFFECT FROM JULY 1.5
UNTIL CLOSING TUESDAY, JULY 21
PROD. OF OAS. NO. I GRADE
TO BEAT THE BAND
MISS CLAIROL r
IN $ 29
HAIR COLOUR la • ONL"
PROD. OF S. AFRICA PR* Of D.S.A.RODUCT. OF MEXICO.
A FRESH
MOIL OF CANADA BUNCHES
CAN. FANCY. GRANNY . SMITH A CA11.110; 1 GRADE Ao Aft ONTARIO GREEN
APPLES lb. IM P CARROTS,i,,,.A,At ' MANGOES - ,.EA .0 Y' ONIONS 3/99? 0
PRO& OF-U.S.A. PROD: OF CANADA •
- - lb. 89 # ONIONS ,, BAG_ 99 BEAN
GROWN
SPROUTS A
ONTARIO
PROD, OF U.S.A.
CAN. NO. 1 GREEN SWEET
PEPPERS
1 0 LB. BAG
OF CANADA
49# firlilitS3/9 9
,4 0 , 1 _ri CLAIROL
( , N...4, :11.4re SHAMPOO
HERBAL ESSENCE $ 0) 4 9
350 ml. ONLY •
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SHOP
THE
TRIANGLE
IN
YOUR
TOWN
9 FINAL NET '
HAIR SPRAY
225 ml. ONLY $ 1 9 •
DI-GEL
, LIQUID .
340 lid. ONLY $ 2 6 9
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ABSORBINE.,,
JR.
120 ml, ONLY
$1 89
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POLIDENT
DENTURE CLEANING $ I 59
TABLETS 66'S ONLY
THESQBARIE
GODERICH
MAIN COMM MAIN CONNER
CLINTON SEAFORTH
TRIANdLE
DISCOUNT
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