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• Blyth,. Ontario
TRACTOR TRAILER LOAD OF FROZEN VEGETABLES.
Arriving lost week of August. Available for pick ,
up anytime after September 1st. Buy--wrho;lerale
.cutout the middle man, same price perpound
whether you buy by the case, or, by :the 5, !b. bag.
t s° CLASS -Crafts and Bible study 'were a popular mix .iltf the
i School held in Fordwich United -Church.. Taking part:in th rete en
res from left, George Findlay,, Murray Coulter, Greg cice, Jim,
Robinson. (ShiftPh):to)
FANCY QUALITY
ORDER ORDER
HERE HERE
PER PER
CASE BAG
Green Cut Beans 6 x-5 Ib.
Yellow Wax Beans 6 x' 5 Ib.
French Style Green Beans 12 x 21/21b.
Broccoli Spears 12 x 2 lb.
Brussel Sprouts 6 x 5 Ib.
Cauliflower 6 x 4 ib.
Diced Carrots ` 6 x 5 Ib.
Sliced Carrots 6 x 5,,lb.
Whole ,Baby Carrots 20 Ib.
Kernel Cara 6 x 5 Ib.
Mixed 'Vegetables 6 x 5 W.
Green Peas 6 x 5 Ib.
Peas & Carrots 6 x 5 Ib.
Spinach 12 x 3 ' Ib..
Squash diced . 6 x 5 Ib.
Turnip diced, , 6 x 5 ib.
Parsnips diced '6 x 6 Ib.
Basta sliced ' "6 x 5 'ib.
Green'•Peppers 6 x 5 Ib.
Blended Peppers.6 x 5 Ib.
Ith0hl; f`bklltietr.41' .•.• - 6 x.5 ib
' Sian ' Salad 6 x 5 .ib. .
McCain French Fries 6.x 5.1b. '... , i
McCain French Fries YF
12.90 ,43!
12.90. .43
15.00 '.801
021/2 lb.)
19.20 .80
18.60 .62
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8.70 .20
10.20 .34
13.80.
13.20 .44'
12 60 .42
11.40., .38"
10.50 .35
\18.00 .50
11.40 .38
8.70 -29
10.50. .35
14.10 -.47
15.60 .52..
15.60 ' .52
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15:30 . '..511
:10.50 .35
12 x 2 Ib. -(- _ 6.00 .28
SOLD -OUT ` OF THE PLANT 011 A CASH SALE BASIS
OPEN .5 days a week 9:00 a.m.. 5:00 p.m.
CLOSED Wednesdays .B Sundays
ifyoure 65
Orolder,
watch your
mailbox this week:'
OntarioVPropertyTax Grant applications
were mailed this week to all senior citizens
receiving the federal Old Age Security
pension. If you are eligible, complete the
application and return it as quickly as you
can. Your Grant will soon be on the way.
These Property Tax Grants of up to $500
help offset municipal and school taxes for
Ontario's Senior Citizens. There is also a Sales
Tax Grant of $50 each for every senior
citizen starting in 1980. For seniors, these
Grants replace Ontario Tax Credits pre-
viously claimed by filing income tax returns.
PROPERTY
TAX GRANTS
You are eligible for an Ontario Property
Tax Grant if:
*You are 65 years of age or older and
♦ You paid rent or property taxes on
your principal residence in 1980.
HOW. MUCH DO YOU RECEIVE?
UP TO $500, STARTING IN 1980.
vier,
t; Doug
d , Mas.
Jack ,Douglas atatl :Louise,
Mr andUrs. Bill Miller, Mr.
and Mrs.Russel Ruttan, Mr.
and' Mrs. David Jacobson,
Judith Ann Murray and
Hugh;Douglas, Mr. and Mrs.,
D. Murray.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Galbraith of Guelph visited
Sunday with Mrs. Verna
Galbraith and Mrs: Elsie
Strong.
- Mr. and Mrs. Don .King
and Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Brunarski and family spent
a few days last week: at Port
Colborne, Welland and
Buffalo.
Tnh'V AC
at S. Rowley h
`Va+
►mail
n Bible SGhool".
ates presented_
Ninety-
ates were
dren during
rises of the
chool at the
ast Thursday
eine ,'of the school
this
year,'itGod's Happy
PeOplet,as' displayed
throUlitr* sessions. A
staff of ajt j�t5 actors taught
a total p : classes for
children -ran ng in age from
three to 13 tween Aug. 5
and14.
During au.' final week of
the school Oh class visited
the Fordw.inccVillage Nur-
FORDWICH = Trinity.
Anglican Church Women
met Thursday night at the
home . of .Mrs. Stewart,
Rowley with 12 in at-
tendance. After opening
prayers, Mrs. _ Rowley
conducted' devotions. Mn.
Peter Browne gave :the
financial .report.. I%11 call,
was answered by members
saying 'a place you would,
like to go back to'.
Members were reminded
to let Mrs. Nixon know if
they have any tickets left for
the variety night concert
which will be held Sunday,
September 7, at 8 pm at the
Howick Central School.
One of the groups Will be in
charge of the lunch. -for the
Se temb r l eg
etin when
several v l ing church
groups • invited to
attend the, I Ilankoffering
meeting.
A donation be sent to
the United ch to help
with Bible expenses.
The group .. cater for a
banquet m September at
Howick Community. Centre.
Plansbe matdelater for
the bazaar on November 1.
Mrs. J:'.71. Daunt led the
study which was in the form
of a skit with several
member&,assisting her. Mrs.
'Rowley `dosed the meeting
with. prayer and lunch was
served byy Miss Elva Foster
.and Mra. W. Sothern,
assisted by the hostess;
;l
• If you rent, your grant will total 20%
of your rent or $500, whichever is less.
• If you own your principal residence
your grant will equal the amount of your
property taxes or $500, whichever is less.
• If you share your home with anyone
other than your spouse, the grant will be
apportioned according to rent or property
tax paid.
EXCEPTIONS: Only one grant will be paid
to a married couple or to unmarried seniors
sharing accommodation. People living
in homes for the aged or similar insti-
tutions are not eligible for this grant.
SALES TikX GRANTS
A $50 -grant will be paid annually to every
senior citizen.
Ontario
Ministry
of
Revenue
Lorne Maeck
Minister
T.M. Russell
Deputy Minister
HOW TO CLAIM
YOUR GRANTS
• If you receive the federal Old Age
Security pension, an application form for
your Property Tax Grant will be mailed to
you automatically before Sgptember 1980.
An information pamphlet outlining the
program has been mailed to you.
Your Sales Tax Grant will be mailed to
you automatically before October 1980.
♦ If you do not receive the federal Old
Age Security pension and, are 65. or over,
please phone our Information Centre
toll-free after September 1,1980 for full
details.
® In Metro Toronto, call 965-8470.
® In area code 807, ask the Operator for
Zenith 8-2000.
® All other areas, dial 1-800-268-7121.
For further information or bilingiial litera-
ture call one of the numbers listed above.
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'V17 11 u1a1! V VILA, V T it MA. 'Vi7L
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FOR SENIOR
TM .i .Ow►tl „;
D'At `were. Prep
during Vacation BI
Church.
lelkhog
sing Home, singing` songs,
and taking crafts .and treats
to the residents. The children
were warmly received by
both residents and staff, and
everyone enjoyed the visit.
A choir of students led by
Mrs. Yvonne Gedcke with'
Glenn Findlay at the piano,
which Was featured during
the evening, led the
processional into church;
after which each class sang
songs it had learned and
received its certificates.
Rev. Thomas Fleetham
was chairman for the.
evening. At the close of the
program a social time was
held in the basement.
Staff members this year
included:
Nursery (3-4 years), Cathy
Gibson, Mary Lou Rattan,.
Bonnie D'Arcey,.Sandra
Shelley, Heather Irwin, Mrs.
Dianne Winkel, Mrs. Isabel
Topham, Mrs. Carol Taylor
and Mrs. Sharon Armstrong.
Kindergarten (5 years),
Ria Boonstra, Bonnie Irwin,
Mrs. Florence Wilson.
Kindergarten (6 years),
Heather Gibson, Susan
Robinson, Brenda Mann.
Primary (7 years), Ann
Robinson, Jennifer Long,
Elinor Gibson.
Primary (8 years), Mrs.
Rona Browne, Mrs. Joan
Rowley, Mrs. Emmy Winkel.
Primary (9 years),'
Marguerite Boonstra, Mrs.
Darlene Harding.
Junior (10-11 years), Mrs.
Joyce Loekie, Mrs: Eleanor
Laramie, ' Dianne Shelley,
Mrs. Carol Shelley, Mrs.
Cheryl Wilson, Mrs. Helen
Nickel. -
Pre -teen girls, Mrs.
Sharon Coulter, Patsy
Faulkner, Mrs. Linda
Taylor.
Pre -teen boys, Rev.
Orrence Laramie, Rev.
Thomas Fleetham.
Recreation, Beverlee
McCann, Renee Sturgeon,
Laurie Schneider; music,
Mrs. Yvonne Gedcke, Glenn
Findlay; projectionist,
Jamie Baker.
Surgeon General George
Sterling Ryerson was the
first person to use the Red
Cross symbol in Canada. It
was 1885 and Ryerson impro-
vised Red Cross flags to dis-
tinguish wagons carrying the
wounded during an uprising
in Saskatchewan. The Red
Cross has been serving in
Canada, during war and
peacetime, ever since.
PRETTY PROJECTSMarlon Coulter, Rosemary Ftn lair and LIsa' Sand ,
display some of the attractive;items nnade in the:clagat! 1010°1$ yeah olds:a 1'Fordwich Vacation Bible School. The school fieldatlon'night-la!at fit►i
the Fordwich 'United Church.
Whirlers
named in
crop contest
HOWICK - The following
are the results of the fields
judged in the mixed grain
and barley sections of the
field crop competition spon-
sored by the Howick
Agricultural Society.
In mixed grain, Mel Greig
was at the top with 95 points,
followed by Doug Mac-
Gregor 94; Doug Harding 93;
Sean Kieffer 92; Bruce
Ruttan 90; Russel Ruttan x; ;
Elmer Harding 88; Oscar
Kieffer 86; Dick Agla 85;
Stewart ttowiey 84; Hans
Rasmussen 83; Harry
Vyinkel 82; Ron Shelley 81;
Kevin Ruttan 80.
Norm Fairies topped the
barley competition with 93
points, followed by Oscar
Kieffer 92; Glen McMichael
91; Ron McMichael 90; Sean.
Kieffer 89; Glen Fines 88;
Joe Winkel 87; Holger Feld-
skov 86; Doug Harding 85;
Elmer Harding 84; Hans
Rasmussen 83; Ron Shelley
80; Steven Shelley 79.
Final scores will be
determined when samples of
the grain are judged .at the
Howick Fall Fair on Friday,
October 3, at the Howick
Community Centre.
PROUD OF HIS BOOK Jeremy Taylor, in the class
for seven -year-olds at the Fordwich Vacation Bible
School, was proud of his work book.
cares
NURSRY BIBLE CLASS -Vacation Bible School
gra is night was a big event for' the youngsters in
e the ursery class at Fordwich United Church. From
l Jt
Tet are: Joey Glace, Paul Hartman, Kevin Me(r, Erin
Taylor, Scott Miller, Sandra Shelley, Crista Jacobson,
Kimberley Miller. (Staff Photo)
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