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ttc R, MA l• cH 8L 1921
' Br pow RoY
• Spence Cum ,..'_ s,l uron s derelvment
Pe MO* was at' a ,meeting. of MCouncil
Monday.to discuss stung:. of the devclopme,nt
-department's functions;
w a( +-�
Hetold council that 'th y. bad been
Working on the .plowing match for the last
few years had and h d; left the rest of the
development lacking.
He ,said that trying find industry fut.'kiurou
Junio.t
Farmers
County Was a teal .tWxgh job as indust
seemed: W. wa t .to• setae along the Of.
""What we :del, Deed: are jobs and: w:e need]
jobs to attract ole hark to theetninty,,"tie
,said.
11Q said'heistrying to interest industr to
settle in towns, that need those •jobs« He
showed t'ouneil pamphlets on the vaeons
tOWnS in Huron County which he said were
used when a !person wrote inwanting to
Bluewater
The 1- uron County Junior
Fanners '.met at the Clinton.
OMA} office on. Wednesday.
February 21', Fill Armstrong,
president, opened,, the
meeting
Sharon Coiclough.theti
gave the secretary's report of
the January meeting. Nolen.
Brindley, last year' treasur.
er gave the financial State-
ment from 1978. There is a
balance of aboutone
thousand dollars, due to the
money ttnade from the Junior
Farmer Food Booth at the
International Plowing Match,
Business at the meeting' garden also: Applications are
included:. put. Semi -Formal to be sent to Len MacGregor
at Clinton.
The 19'9 Annual Junior
Farmer Meeting will be held,
at Toronto's lnn on the Park
Best luck to :iim
Phelan, who was Vice.Pre-
., dr. - e n
,. ,,,d
„,„
West Huron. SeofQcth and
lion trek are to elect one girl
and one boy to represent
their club in this conipetrtien.
;lean Siertsenta is ehairper-
son of this project,
The /At:c l:ter Centre
Summer Project was• also
discussed, They need one
person :to. purchase • seeds.
plant. raise. care for and.
cultivate produce to be sold
from our . garden at the
Bluew•ater Centre, This per-
son "must also work and
participate with the residents
who will be helping with the
to be held 'at .Exeter gee
creation: Centre on „April 6,
1979. The King and Queen
Competition will be held at
—�—.-this -thiT E5E'hth of the 1 five
clubs, Auburn, South Huron,- sident this past year and who
Huronview
enjoys
will hopefully .be prom. nerd t
the 'President's position, ,this
year. .
Oti February 6th -Doug: few e--nttnabers-=-►chile Miss---..
Stevens and his son provided • Melda Mcllrov sang a. solo, r
an hour of music in the Lunch was served and gifts
auditorium consisting of were kindly accepted by the,
piano, violin, mouth -organ residents,
and ukulele. February 260, Marie
On Wednesday, February Flynn_ (piano), ,Larne.Lawson
9th, the Over -Ninety Club (mouth organ), Warren
held their usual monthly Whitmore, Stanley Killen,
meeting with music by Elsie Wilson McCartney, Helmer
Henderson (piano). and Nor- Snell (violin) and Ken Dale
man Speirs on the violin, Tea on the guitar entertained the
and cookies were served for residents for an hour with the '
refreshments, help of our own Cecil Skin-
A Valentine Dinner . of nerk.Norman Sp lets (violin)
Kentucky Fried .Chicke t was and Jini. Ruddock .on tic -
served to 125 residents inihe Cordi¢n.
auditorium followed'' by a The Anglican Guild Ladies
program put on by the• staff'.; Club of Clinton led the World
Requests were Made to have .. Day of Prayer Service in the
it again sometime, Chapel On February . 28th:.
The February, 21st ' 'Bowling . was held in the
birthday party was put on by afternoon .at the bo'* ling
.the Huronview Women's alley In Clinton.
•
Auxiliary. Rev.. Sargeant of The birthday party was
Blyth sang ,a medley of held on Januar} 17th with
tunes, accompanying himself ` the Clintonians of .Clinton"
on the guitar. Mrs. Lockhart entertaining. Mr, Flett play
was the 'Master of ed the violin.
Ceremonies. Lorne: _Lawson: On January '19th the Bay -
(mouth organ) and Mrs. Van field Baptist Church Young.
Egmend (accordion) played • a People entertained the re•:
PURINA .
RESEARCH TO
FARM ST LOUIS,
MISSOURI
GQME,.FOR.
A 'OUR
April '1, :2 , .3
Visit the Beef, Dairy, Swine, Laying,
Turkey, Broiler, Horse Dog &.:Cat and
Rabbit ...units at the Worlds Largest
Commercial Livestock . Research. Farm'
*. Special Interest Sessions
* Management Techniques
* Veterinary Sessions
and
*' Good: Feliowship
* Purina Farm Stage Show.
Leave London Sunday, April 1,
Return London 'Tuesday, April 1
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So
itifludes Alrtare, All MeaIS, Busseet
Aceom.modafion and U.S. Exchange.
PURINA
Contact your Patna
Deafer totaf
MILTON J. DIETZ Limn)
forth 527-0608
now about 4 'p 4tie to►vn.
Mr. Cummings also talked; about tourism.
• "We try and promote tourism as. much
;as possible. " he said.
He told council members that the ,county
belongs #or the Southwestern Qntaria Travel
B
ASS iatiOn ,and that these people put out
beekelts o!1 d fferettt points :of interest in
places in 0ntarie,
That booklet will be dish' :ibuted at the
border and dill 41$9 be pox in some of the
'states close to the border.
He said tha...
t once they get pao?
le
here
they .like to try and •keep them here so they
produce small brtaelLures. w ith information on.
where to camp, where to stay, ind antique-
sore'.
t
lle is also, working on an events calendar.
An industrial development seminar was to
be held later this, month with the general
ublie,olticians, and industry invited. Mr.
" .umm ngs said' the seminary would include
films" and shed tats on development.
Moral Township's share of the Maitland
Valley Conservation Authority's, General
/Levy is $3,490 27 and talk about 'thelevy
brought about a few eotrintefts on. the
Authority itself: .
Councillor :Bob ,,Grasby told the 'other
:out#e.,.1 memo rs that rig, projects were'
funded without government approval.
crttical of
gill Elston who said he was!� �t .
li l
the Authority as a• whole said he . vt!as.
critical to the point of them holding up the
secondary,;,,plan Turnbe
trY'be
ca se of
11.1
line ,mapping.
Councillor Grasby said if somebody didn't
take over dams like the onetheAuthority took,
over in Bltiew el.the wt
uAd be washedou
t
^
Councillor :llo-ss Proctor asked: if the
purpose of the dams wasn't for flood' control;
what it was for. He wantedto know -if they
'were justart aesthetic thing.
"It must be desirable er Toronto wouldn't
Fresh 5 lb. avg.
Utility Grade
Roasting Chickens
Top Valu 1 Ib. pkg.
Skinless Wieners and/or
Top Valu 6 oz. pkg.
Sliced Cooked Ham
1'$
,lever 128 f1. ox. cont.
Liquid
Bleach
Duncan Hines
Moist 'n Easy
Assorted Flavo.urs,.
Cake Mixes
13' - 14 oz. pkg..'
.89
,gO.ainng with it„"Councillor Grasby said.,
1*ouncillor Grasby alSe Said the Authority
was going to educate people on crosier),
control. Reeve Elston saidhe was critical
that MUCH has the authority tol:4o .ill line
.mapping and 'demand that Barris have it ami
their secondaty oleo;
Regarding Morrie sefiondaryP lan; :the
council received word back. from Gary
Davison county planner that the plan will be
;scheduled ; for early 1980. 'He 1 su geste
d
that Morris could assistt in the plan. byKirinB
a student to do research unlet a. government
grantro ram .
p g
'Councillor Ross Procter' then rode
a
motion that the reeve and the deputy reeve
find out the approximate cost to Morr'isaf
-n a stu en to do the workthe
i d and .
'h � h
hiring
advisability of going ahead with it,
in other business council filed a resolution
from the town; of Hinchinbrooke that.
Wintario profits should be put toward health
and education costs.
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PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOSING
WE RESERVE TH R! HT 0TOLIM10,1979
IT OUANTITIE5. �-
-TO. AVERAGE FAMILY :REQUIREMENYS; ,
SUPPLIED AND
SERVICED B'
Top Valu 16 or pkq
Bologna Mac & Cheese
Chicken Loaf and or
Davern 1 Ib pkq
Sliced Side Bacon
Taillefer 5-6 lbs.
Smoked Picnic
Shoulders Jf It
Canada Extra Fancy
British Columbia
Spartan Apples
3 lb. bag
, U.S. No. 1, Florida:
Sweet Juice
Oranges
5 Ib. bag
Canada No. 1
.PE.[,,
Table Potatoes
20 lb. bag.
k
Golden Yellow
iChiquit
Banarraa
IL 4
TOMATd
1WlIlA1'o`
arrip'bell`s
-170111-ater-SOUp
1oft,et, tin
for
or
Canadian Queen
Frozen 4 oz.
Pure Beef Burgers
Councillor Ross Procter said. " a'd like to
see the costs down but Pm ,nit itt favor of
indirect a men..ts beea
'usethink Pip
should no what theiredncation smi1ealth
costsare costing then/Council de.d
to
reply with this ,as their answer.
,other business, council' jeceived• a
request uest' for a. grant • from the Blyth add, District Community ;Centre Board who
needed it because of their capital, :ez�
penditures,
They had spent tneiney on,* new sound:
system for the arena' and to enclose the
seat d
area. "
the arena, Because -Outwit had r
e
vtDully been
told
that they wouldn't need to give; the arena
anymore grants; they decided to table; the
re .ue t untiltheY could get
their t two
representatives on. .the arena board oat to
talk to them. '•
Council decided to give a donation of Sftl(l,
to the Bel rave, Blyth and Brussels Schopli
Fair:
Mon. to Wed. 9-6
STORE HOURS, OPEN Thursefri. till 9 • t,• 9-5 p.nl
Tide
Powdered Detergent
6 L box
259
Heinz
Keg of Ketchup
32 H. oz. btl.
Top Valu 3-4 Ib.
Fully Cooked
Dinner Hams
.1II
98
b
,1 3 8
LENTEN 'FISH`' SPECIA;I:4)
Heat' & Serve
Cod
Fish .Fingers
Frozen
B.C. By The Piece.
Cohoe Salmon
,b.348
Frozen
Perch
Fillets
1.48
Heat & Serve
`fish Cakes
lb.*
Frozen
Turbot
Fillets
Atlantic
Frozen
Mackerel
lb. lb. I■ .
los
Liptons pkg. of 4
Assorted Varieties
Cup-A=Soup
2/S1:
Parkay 2 Ib., pitg.
Coloured Quarters
Margarine';
1.25
•
Bab erene pkg. of 150
Wash Cloths 2.69
.511 ml btl.
With Fluoride
"New"
Listertnint
1.69
Taillefer
Breakfast
Sausage,
Fleecy
176 fl. oz. cont.
Pre -Priced $ 2.39
Fabric Softener
Alien's
48 fl. oz. tin
Reconstituted
Apple Juice
Swan's Down
6 roll pkg.
Yellow, Pink or White
Bathroom Tissue
Valley Farm'
Frozen, Regular Cut
•Frenich Pries
2 lb. pkg.
McCain, f=rozen
Mixed Vegetables,
Peas & -Carrots or
Green Peals
2 lb, pkg.