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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-05-27, Page 14E Page 4-1be Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, May 27, 1876 Doctors urge greater use I t "# stated that his cancellation of Spadina was an indication that phen Lewis, NDP leader, stated MF 255 Tractor ................. SAVE of passenger seat /beits the government considered cities disa rAtt The Ontario Medical Associ- the Minister of Transportation r 1�` get fro anon, one of the groups instru- and Communications for his .• . ; cal mental in pressuring the Ontario courage in introducing mends- i,, 1 �, ince. government to introduce manda- tory seatbelt legislation and # :• ' y , M s� tory seatbelt legislation, has ap- recommended that the Act be i "' slig proved a recommendation -Ahat amended to include individuals r .V fluf there should be few exemptions travelling in public transport - 1; for people covered under the Act. ation vehicles. a government in the future. The The Association's governing Since the preliminary statistics '� cents. council, meeting in Toronto, con- point to a lowering of the death Mr. and Mrs. Paul Laidlaw of eluded there is no broad classifi- and injury rate, council recom-.� Windsor spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson. cation of disease or condition, in- mended that infants and children under five, now excluded, be in- ±. eludingpregnancy, that should Peg y. Milligan attended the Young Mrs. Walter Elliott. exclude persons from wearing eluded in the legislation as soon ,,► ' On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Eldon AWE\_ Emerson and family and Mr. and -A`- seatbelts. Council advised physi- as it is practical for the Ministry, Mrs, Victor Emerson visited with I �s cians to be certain a decision to of Transportation and Communi Wilford Caslick of Wingham and exempt a patient from wearing a cations to publicize the use and + k29 spent the weekend camping. seatbelt is valid on medical availability of approved infant Rickey Hand of Palmerston O grounds. The reason should be and child restraint systems.;" , his parents. Mr and Mrs, Bill ec clearly stated in the medical rec- Evans and her mother. Mrs Cousins, Murray, Shane and Deb- ord in the event a doctor is called ord Maimie Donald -,on of Brucelea bie. to account for his decision at a la- ter date. New labels .. ' •� Sundav Mav 30th there will be Committee on The O.M.A. Co CO=OPERATORS ,.. Brampton picked up Mrs. Kay's • t mother and all attended the Van- ! Accidental Injuries commended • give more t are moving their Huron County We recently learned that Mr information ` and Mrs. Joe Falconer are living WHITECHUF�CH Goderieh to: at Tiverton. where he is emplov- trict Annual was held at Chalm- , The next time you travel down;q ers Presbyterian church, the 31 WEST STREET Late for last week the aisles of your grocery store, x \` Kitchener His mother is now re- Annie Henry of Wingham and notice the facelift many of the sihmg with thein Wednesday evening the of- Francis Turnbull of Woodstock packages of food products have ficers of Whitechurch Wf met at 524-2138 were Saturday visitors with Mrs. received. Food specialists at the -/ Emerson accompanied the home Ben McClenaghan, Mr. and Mrs. Ontario Food Council, Ministry of Carl McClenaghan. Agriculture and Food report that rt ,►� On Sunday the Aitchison fami- e many packages have been re- lies held a dinner in the Wingham vised to include the more detailedw�v'' vised t E Armories with around 40 present ingredient listings stipulated in k r o from district places, Barrie, Peterborough, Hespeler, Harris- recent months by revised federal�'. government regulations. In addi , �+�''100 . , F ,; , .• ton and London, and Wingham, tion, bilingual labeling can now1's. Lucknow and community. be found on most items, and in a few food" ;, ^" "" " - '•- �' Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott months virtuallyall Barry, David, Paul and Karen items will be labeled in both had supper with Mrs. Elliott of French and English. Wingham. The list of ingredieM9 shown on the package label includes all items contained in the product as Z Earn more well as the specific components of some individual ingredients. on your For example, if a ready-made frozen mozzarella 4 pizza contains cheese, the label will also show savings the ingredients used to make mozzarella. COLD WEATHE R, or no cold weather, the grass just keeps on growing. This family trio is Get 4J on your regular This method of labeling is cost- kept busy cutting their lawn. Left to right are Michael, Mrs. Brian Elmslie and Trevor. savings. Pay no service charge on ly to the processor but beneficial Whereas lawn -cutting is work for Mrs. Elmslie, it's fun for her tvvo sons. UJ cheques if minimum to the consumer. Take the time to balance of $1,000 is main- read labels in order to identify Q IM to tained (and even if this any ingredients that you may be MURRAY GAUNT M.P.P. HURON -BRUCE 0O balance is not maintained) allergic to or are restricted from you. get 12 free cheques per having by your diet. t� quarter and pay only'10 cents for each cheque over Labels now list all food addi- fives, many of which may not be familiar to But do not be- ' Report s arcome Y V the 12. Compare this with you. roueen your average "savings ac- over -concerned about in- t` count" paying only 37. and costing you a service charge grdients that you do not recog- nize; in the majority of cases, the The provincial government will Dr. A. O. Todd, said the provin The Ontario Milk Marketing N of 20 cents for every cheque. is exact] the same as it product.y Board, in an attempt to ease the not intervene to prevent the. pav- tial government has never prov- P tOC Special Saving; non has been for several years, but ing of the Spadina Expressway ed the hospital closing program crisis created by overproductionche V Q accounts pay 8/ with the new labeling regu- between Lawrence and Eglinton will save fifty million, especially and the resulting federal govern annum calculated on annum lations, some ingredients may be Avenues, Premier William Davis as patients have to be treated ment quota cutbacks, has pro- per per listed for the first time An in- •d 1 t k S v r 1 riti h d k 'll be Posed to buy all market share iicate golden pancakes, per - every time with a prepared uit mix. Combine liquid and ingredients as per package directions. The batter will be slightly lumpy, but these lumps PPS during baking. Pour er`iKAX&I « - --rr --IPARllr6 to pancakes of uniform size or m a tablespoon for dollar -size es. Pancakes are ready to n when the bubbles on top tart to break and the edges are htly dry. Turn just once for fier pancakes. TRY IT 00* YOUILLIKE M. Looking for recipes? You'll find them in ... CROSSROADS LIVESTOCK FOR SALE V,141 REAL ESTATE 1i v- are on 00T ad -4 1 oke lout to hoed Of COM in • . order • Call Us Today 357-2320 What's the big attraction with want ads? � The answer is simple. Want ads draw a wide audience! If you have a service to offer, want to buy or sell something, are looking for work ... or whatever ... you'll get results faster than any other form of advertising! Put want ads to work for you ... you'll be glad 'you did! Call! WINGHAM r W N minimum monthly balance. ser as wee . e e a c cs somew ere, an wor era wr Funds deposited prior to gredient's appearance on a label have attacked the premier for put on unemployment insurance. quota at three cents per pound for the first time may be an indi- reneging on his 1971 committ and sell it back to producers in May 15th and left on Reacting to an y, Mines ntd the greatest need for two cents ADVANCE�TIMES deposit earn full interest cation that it was not required to ment never to authorize an ex by Federal Energy, Mines and g for all of May. be listed previously, space was pressway south of Lawrence Resources Minister Alastair Gil- Per pound. limited on the package and an Avenue. This matter was a big lespie, of a six cents per gallon in- FOR SALE FOR RENT HELP WANTED IMNAMlPfA added cost would have been in- election issue in the 1971 provin- crease in the price of gasoline at A , and curred in redesigning the label. tial electron in which the premier the pump by January 1, 1977. Ste - The next time you go shopping, GREY pick up the package and read the stated that his cancellation of Spadina was an indication that phen Lewis, NDP leader, stated MF 255 Tractor ................. SAVE that an initial gas price freeze >' label. The changes in 'govern- the government considered cities should run 116 days, rather than ment regulations and the careful were for people, not cars. the 60 proposed by Gillespie, in TRUST COMPANY s�Nce ,ee9 preparation of the label were However, the premier said he order to exhaust present inven- Main St. E., Listowel, Ont. made with you in mind — to let asn't reneging. He said there is tories of oil products in the prov- D. N. Lefebrve, Mgr. you know more about the food big difference between an ex- ince. you eat. essway like the 401 and a four- Liberal Leader Stuart Smith lane arterial road. said that if that increase would - The Ontario Medical Associa- mean the Os of 30,000 jobs, as J& tion has demanded a voice in any stated by the premier, "the only decision closing hospitals or hos- responsible action" would be to pital beds by the provincial lower the 19 cents per gallon pro- f 85 SOUTH S1. I government in the future. The ' vincial tax on gasoline by five vice-president of the Association, cents. we re not there anymore Whitechurch News Mr. and Mrs. Paul Laidlaw of spent the holiday weekend with Windsor spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson. his parents, Mr. and Mrs..Elroy Misses Wendy Kay and Clara Laidlaw and her parents, Mr. and Milligan attended the Young Mrs. Walter Elliott. People's Camp at Kintail. we're here. ( 31 WEST S T I Visitors on Sunday with Mrs. Earl Caslick were Mr. and Mrs. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Eldon AWE\_ Emerson and family and Mr. and -A`- . George Miller. Joshua and Tif- Mrs, Victor Emerson visited with I �s fany of Hamilton: Mr. and Mrs. „ Aitchison at Huronview. �: Wilford Caslick of Wingham and I Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Milligan Mrs. Velma Falconer of Culross. spent the weekend camping. Mr, and Mrs Eric- Evans of Rickey Hand of Palmerston Hyde Park visited Sundav with was a Saturday visitor with his his parents. Mr and Mrs, Bill uncle. Emerson Hickey and Evans and her mother. Mrs Cousins, Murray, Shane and Deb- C.I.A.G• INSURANCE Maimie Donald -,on of Brucelea bie. Haven. Walkerton Mr. and Mrs. Bev Kay and the Sundav Mav 30th there will be Graham, on the way to Toronto at CO=OPERATORS no Sundav school at Chalmers vr•eshyterian church due to anni- Brampton picked up Mrs. Kay's • t mother and all attended the Van- ! versary services being held. couver Symphony Orchestra pro- are moving their Huron County We recently learned that Mr gram at Massey Hall. I��' Claims and Service Office in and Mrs. Joe Falconer are living On Tuesday Bruce South Dis- _ Mk Goderieh to: at Tiverton. where he is emplov- trict Annual was held at Chalm- , ed at Douglas Point .Joe is the ers Presbyterian church, the 31 WEST STREET son of the late John Falconer of dinner being served Iain White - Kitchener His mother is now re- church Community hall. " P.O. BOX 234 sihmg with thein Wednesday evening the of- GODERICH Mrs. Georgi Fisher. Mrs. ficers of Whitechurch Wf met at 524-2138 Gordon Wali and Mrs Victor the home of Mrs. Elgin Johnston -/ Emerson accompanied the home to prepare the topic cards for ecogomist. Miss Barbara De Vis 1976-77 er to V-66-1 to attend Bruce — We're starting our summer celebration right now t with special prices on many new MF units. LOOK AT OUR BIG SAVINGS: MF 230 Tractor ................. SAVE $200.00 MF 235 Tractor ................. SAVE $200.00 MF 255 Tractor ................. SAVE $200.00 MF 265 Tractor ................. SAVE $200.00 MF 275 Tractor ................. SAVE $200.00 MF 11 Wheel Loader ............ SAVE $900.00 MF 200 Crawler Dozer ........... SAVE $400.00 MF 40 Forklift .................... SAVE $400.00 MF 50A Backhoe Loader... ,! �.. SAVE Your Huron County Agents or*: North District Wl annual Come in soon'and check out all the savings during this special sale! Mrs. Bolt, Mrs Annie Irwin, Waffles, are so easy to make ROSS FRANCIS BERT KLOPP Kenneth Purvis and Mr Jordan golden and tender with biscuit MF Limited to available inventories Kirkton 229-6294 Zurich 236-49U of Mitchell were Sundae visitors mix. Spice them up with 1 tea - with Miss -Annie Kennedy. Mr spoon cinnamon, 1.4 teaspoon G AND E SALES AND SERVICE LLOYD MONTGOMERY PETER ROY Purvis and Mr .Jordan at." visit- nutmeg and lei teaspoon allspice. MriwyFKguson Windham 357-3739 Clinton 482-9357 ed with .Jim Curran at Wingham Mix and cook as directed on nospital package, then serve piping hot LUCknow, Ontario GEORGE TURTON - Goderich 524 74T1 Mr and Mrs. Eldon Emerson, with syrup, whipped cream or 1 Darlene, Sharon and Brenda sweetened applesauce, irk _- 0. W H Olt 0 he V N W U& Q Z W t— I 0. W H Olt 0 he V N W U& Q Z W t—