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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1993-03-17, Page 5Vows Stri1fees Food Metltet, 'St. Mary's; Sobey's, Swat- -fond; PIMA Fetlitls-Frelb irgers, Mount -Forest; FCn c!net-SMways, Whitten. CONSIDERING BANKRUPTCY? Cell For Alternatives Non -Profit Credit Counselling now available in NUeon Monty 273-1020 INVFMT NTS 1Yr. -6.Ob'i6 -3Yr. -6.7-i% 5 W.. 7.50% Segregated Funds 2YR.-11.45% 3YR.-1/.89% 4111C (raiser-Vneaie 235-2420, 2380484 • GIC rotes subject to change. Short term rates available. Ssgrraaaied fund rotes reflect actual past perfdhnonr, Future returns will vary. 1 4 PROFESSIONAL ADVICE PERSONAL SERVICE STU HOMUTH BRiAN TAYLOR ►KfN PINDER JOHN McNE1LLY :IRON GODKIN BRIAN HORNER Chartered Accountants that will make a contribution to your success ERIE Revenue Canada Authorized Agent HOMUTH, TAYLOR, PINDER & McNEILLY Chartered Accountants 71 Main Street N., Exeter, Ontario NOM1S3 519235-0101 ft7 from the archives of the Time., Advocate - 0111AR5 AC() March 9, 1983 - 'l'hc Huron County Federation of Agricul- ture is opposed to the proposed ' farm tax program effective in 1984. This program would ena- ble farmers to to apply for 100 • percent rebateon their farm land while paying 100 percent taxes on their homes and farm build- ings. In a recorded 3-2 vote, Grand Bend council accepted a pmpo- sal in principle to allow location of a Mothers Restaurants Inc. facility in temporary lent struc- tures on the beach for the sum- nter. Approval has been given to the Exeter and area fire board to ,purchase a $30,000 rescue van. A surplus of $25,000 accumu- lated by the Kirkton-Woodham Farmers Club will be returned to the members. For the third straight year, won the general excellence and .three other prizes in the annual competition conducted by the Ontario 'Weekly Newspapers Association. Fridays .official opening of :Centralia College of Agricultu- ral Technology was described by Honourable C.S. MacNaugh- ton as overwhelming. For the first time, Stephen township afarrners will be as- 'oossedd:*he-.a st. of having their ,Ieaule prayed.;for warble fly. -The charge willbe 25 cents per :animal fortwomgrays. :45-‘111110SIAGO March 7, 1968 - Kenneth LJohn,TttonofivIr.:and Mrs. Peter Boersma,;RR 1, Exeter -was the only :baby:iom on February 29 t4at. South -Huron Hospital . He *till 'Officially celebrate his 'birthdaynnly every fourtycars. `The. dust regular meeting ; of the South -Huron Association for the Mentally Retarded was held at :Exeter Public School -Wednesday with .35 in atten- ,. iidance. Friday's official ,opening of • Centralia College of Agricultu- :sal Technology was described styJionourable C.S. MacNaugh- overwheming. rn ri'for the, trust :hire, Sullen :township farmers.otrill _'besessed the cost. o1l.thwing their 1 cattle sprayed .Lor.,dttmble. fly. The charge will -be 25 ceras per animal for.twwpaays March 11, 1943 -Canadian Canners. td. with headquarters in Hamilton have torn.down the rain structure of the Exeterfac- tory and will erect a new build- ing. Miss Agnes McPhail will be the guest speaker at Wednes- day's meeting of the Federtation of Agriculture in Crediton. Chailies Dental Products of Morrisburg, owned by Exeter native George --E. Beavers has been awarded a:British Admi- ralty contract. for „the supply of 50,000 tooth brushes. The brushes feature new made in Canada nylon bristles. In an editorial, the Stratford Beacond Herald said, "We can at least hope that Hitler's plans in Russia will be carried out, on a stretcher for burial." A mobile recruiting .unit will be in Exeter every Friday..Don't be misled. We can still lose the war. We can still win it and win we must. But, victory can only cane through the combined ef- forts of every one of our sons and daughters giving of their best 100 YV.AiRS,A,(3O March 9, 1893 - A petition praying that a post office be es- tablished on the Sauble Line in Biddulph township near St. Pat- rick's church is being circulated by Mr. W.J. Smith and will be presented to the Postmaster :General in the near future. Mr. Kessel, harnessmaker of Craliton has bought out the stock of harness, etc. from Dan McCormick of Zurich and we understand he' has leased the premises formerly occupied by F.J. Hardy for a one year term. ;Monday evening a number of "Zurich young men and women started out to attend a concert in Kippen, but their horses would not go by the "Big Swamp' The Patrons in Cromarty are not in favour of putting a Pau -on candidate in the field at the up- coming South Perth election. *Most people consider the Patron Society a Grit organisation, pure and simple - but ton simple • 10 mislead people in political nutters. Va S .TNF.S.S Tlmes-Advocate, March 17,1993 wigs ~land Omilaitio await/ v Cathy and Tom Sefp, far right, accept the Foodland Onta- rio Award from .Elmer Buchanan, Ontario Minister of Agri- culture and Food (second from left) while produce manag- er Dwayne LaPorte looks on (left). The Selp's were winners in the independent store category. TORONTO - The ;sixth annual -Foodland Omit io-Rettiter Awards was held in Toronto on March 8, and Seip's Valumart in Exeter was one of six retailers in weslem Onta- rio presented with an award. "The winners demonstrated out- standing creativity and continuity in their promotional activities forOnta- no food products," said Elmer Bu- chanan, Ontario Minister of Agricul- ture and Food. The objective of these awards is to recognize the efforts of grocery re- -tellers who identify and promote Ontario produced food to their cus- tomers. "Out of 1,600 stores province - wide who participated in promoting Ontario products, the award win- ners have gone the extra measure to help ensure our fruits and vegeta- bles are in the customers' grocery carts at- the end of the shopping trip," Buchanan said. -Eight western Ontario runners-up :Also received awards of merit for -their merchandising efforts. These Local store joins Cana- da's lamest banner EXETER - A familiar local busi- ness has a new look and a new name this week as a popular grocer joins the ranks of Canada's IGA network of franchised food stores. A&H Food Market on Main :Street becomes Hohzmann's IGA. Anew sign, bright, colourful inter- ior_decor and other changes point to•she new image of the store -that -limen a family business _for 35 yeas. -The Exeter store is one of a num- ber of local grocgrs who are a m- vezting to the IGA banner in south- western Ontario this week. Collectively Canada's 760 IGA dealers have developedthe largest single national supermarket banner in volume and market share. The .stares are:owned.end operated by mal: carsipameurs who are en- gaged inatltty charity. and commu- nity activities,.a feature so wide- spread it Chas ;inspired the IGA marketing theme, "Hometown Proud!" Sign installers were getting -ready Monday afternoon to transform;Exet- er's A&H EMA store into the .A&H IGA. Owners say the switch marks a new direction for the store. Wetcomc to our Sat., March 20 2 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. Meet our friendly staff. Refreshments, door prizes From left to right: Shelly Toornstra, Elaine Corbett, lana McCallum, Uen,se 9'Brien, Lawroaao Beane, Charmaine; Keller, Double Paff, Lynne Dobson CLINT= CREDIT UNION 1.18140.in St. North, Exeter 2364640 OPEN: Mon. to Thurs. 9:00 a.m. • COO parr. Fri. 9:00 a m, IDIFEECI ;;HARTEREL ACCOUN . ANTS MEI Kime,Mll/s,Dunlop. ritanareo Accountants Darrel B. Daum. B.A., M.Acc., C.A. YNtper 412 Main St., P.O. Box 2405 Exiter, Ontario NOM 1S7 (519) 235-0345 Fax: (519) 235-3235 John A.M. INITIS CHARTEREDACCOUNTANT 497 Main Street South, Exeter, Ontario NOM 1S i Tel: (519) 235-3240 Fax: (519) 235-3246 AUCTSONEEitt. 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