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Posties change procedure The Midland post office has had to advise its sorters to sort mail ac- cording to the address shown on the envelope, states a press release from the postmaster Mail is going to be processed in a directory or look-up service if it can't be delivered as addressed. "This is going to have drastic results with local mail addressed to old street numbers and mail addressed to holders of post office lock boxes who don't have their box numbers as part of the address", the release states No look-up service will be provided to mail from addresses in Midland for local delivery And because of the high volume of incorrectly or insufficiently addressed mail received for delivery at the Midland post office, "only first class mail and parcels will receive a full directory service and address correction." This will be done on a first in first out basis According to Post- master Fred Grigg, "this action has become necessary in order that we can assure proper service to customers whose mail is properly addressed but who are falling victim to doubts of the sorters who don't know any more what address is right and what is wrong. Problems and corrective action will be handled as they are received and we will do what we can to minimize the impact of this policy."' The release notes that people in Port MeNicoll will have to suffer some inconvenience with the changed box lobby hours. After the third wastebasket fire, it was decided that the lobby had to be locked before there were more serious consequences from the vandalism that the post office has been ex- periencing. Notices were posted advising the local residents that the lock box lobby would be locked at 7:30 p.m Census reps named Census commissioners for the area were recently announced by Statistics Canada regional director Mr. A.G. Metcalfe Mrs Betty Ladouceur of Port MeNicoll, Mrs. Frances St. Amant of Penetanguishene, and Mr. Gilbert Robillard of Penetanguishene, are among those named These commissioners are currently recruiting census representatives for the districts. Persons interested in serving in this capacity during the May-June period of enumeration should contact the com- missioners in their own area. Toronto Regional office representative for Simcoe North and Parry-Sound Muskoka has established his office at 6 West St. North in Orillia. An old fashioned bandstand Midlanders will be treated to an _ old- Anne fashioned band concert in ' Little Lake Park on Saturday, June 19. Sponsored by the Simcoe County Recreational Association for the Institutionalized Senior Citizens, the event will feature a bake table, erafts for sale, and many added attractions for young and old. There will be no en- trance fee, but a silver collection will be taken in order to support the work of the association. Raffle tickets on a special draw for a hand hooked rug are available. If anyone is interested in helping out by selling raffle tickets or providing baked goods, convenor Mary, M. Gibson at 526- 9732 would like to hear 'rom you. APPRECIATION DAYS... APPRECIATION DAYS... APPRECIATION DAYS AEP POWDERED DETERGENT 9A.M.-10P.M. MON.- SAT. 2 16-OZ PKG BUDGET MEAL FOR 4 Under $2.20 BOSTON BLUE FILLETS FROZEN CORN "FQ. ON-THE-COB 19% FROZEN ec EQ FRENCH FRIES 59- CHEESE SLICES ° 2. ; COTTAGE oo $25 FROSTED <«- EG SPANISH 69- 1% KRAFT 2: $@ 79 youuer 317 9? CHEESE BALL DONUTS 59: BAR CAKE CANADA NO. Buy 3 loaves--SAVE 47¢ JANE PARKER, SLICED, ENRICHED WHITE OR 60% WHOLE WHEAT SANDWICH BREAD 24-02 loaves r ~~ eae wo Great Dessert Combination! WESGATE ICE 00 " SUNSQUEEZE--FROZEN CONCENTRATED -- UNSWEETENED wre Juice 122 TINS $100 || ~ '< =» McCAIN DELUXE Frozen Pizza $199». 22-OZ Aig PIE CREAM Vanilla, Butterscotch or Chocolate Ripple SAVE 447 full 8" eo JANE PARKER APPLE J PIE \& SAVE 30¢/ 'U0 r Xe SAVARIN -- FROZEN -- BEEF CHICKEN--TURKEY--BEEF & KIDNEY Meat Pies PIES 2100 ~ r \ Pepsodent TOOTHPASTE CAPRI LUNCHEON MEAT LOAF 12-OZ TIN 59. SAVE 10c ORANGE DRINK HONEY DEW "GS GRANNY Butter Tarts ~ GERBER'S--ALL SIZES BABY PANTS 4 9 MIXED--OATMEAL--RICE GERBERS CEREALS 1-LB PKG 1% HEINZ--STRAINED MEATLESS VARIETIES Baby Food 4Ys-FL-OZ JAR Sr aK (as PRODUCE FEATURES! 1 GRADE--FLORIDA--SERVE A SALAD EVERY DAY TOMATOES 14-OZ PKG CANADA NO. 1 GRADE, FLORIDA, TENDER, SWEET, NEW CROP CORN ~ON-THE- COB FLORIDA--VALENCIA--EXCELLENT FOR JUICE 5-LB ORANGES «897 ONIONS:«:3 /4.9¢ 49. IMPORTED -- WASHED -- PACKED FRESH DAILY ARIZONA--MILD--LARGE BUNCHES SEE OUR OUTDOOR NURSERY STOCK: PEAT MOSS--FERTILIZERS--TOP SOIL -- GRASS SEED -- ROSE BUSHES -- ASSORTED SHRUBS -- AT LOW RETAILS Hugel Avenue Page 6, Wednesday, April 28, 1976 10-0; 5/59+ SPINACH 2/79 14-02 r 8.8-OZ PKG JACKS--REGULAR OR RIPPLE Potato co SAVE r ~ HEINZ Tomato Paste 5V2-FL-OZ TIN g COOKIES 6 Varieties -- Including Chocolate Chip Be ew ee ee ee ee VN Pr ear one a) a an Teage $ a ae "MONARCH IMPERIAL Margarine 69 eA pe ess an weet "SAVE 26¢"_ 26¢ 1