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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1998-04-29, Page 7The news from thel NOTICE TO RESIDENTS IN THE TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT Owners and/or tenants are requested by the Hullett Township Council to not dump or throw stones or other waste material on the Township roadsides, in order to avoid damage to the Township mowers during grass cutting operations. If any stones or other waste materials are found, the owner will be contacted to remove the materials or the work will be done at the owner's expense. Jim Johnston, CRS Senior Road Superintendent Township of Hullett Question What has 24 different flavours? 3 3 DUIZER PLUMBING & HEATING We sell, service and install: • Water Conditioning Equipment by NOVATEK • Fixtures by Crane & American Standard • Faucets by Delta & Emco, American Standard, or Moen • We will also install and service fixtures and faucets purchased by the customer We'll look after your complete bathroom renovations FREE CONSULTATION FREE ESTIMATES PACKAGE PRICING QUALITY WORKMANSHIP YOU CAN DEPEND ON For all your plumbing or heating needs Call: TOM & STEVE DUIZER 519-523-4359 Londesboro 519-482-5267 Hinds $2.291b. Sides $1 •921b. Hips $1 •79lb. Fronts $1 .621b. Chucks S1 .521b. Pork Sides 99¢lb. $$ BACHERT BUCKS $$ BACHERT BUCKS $$ BACHERT BUCKS $$ BACHERT BUCKS 'A It's Our 22nd Anniversary Salebration! 10 DAYS OF BARGAINS APRIL 29 to MAY 9 BACHERT MEATS f•-• WALTON $$ BACHERT BUCKS $$ BACHERT BUCKS i$ BACHER1 BUCKS Jt BACHERT'CKS m i 0 m m w•t5 . . Come and purchase your BBQ meats for the summer and earn $ BACHERT BUCKS towards a GRAND BUFFET MEAL in the tent on our premises. Custom Work Customers, bring receipts from the past year (beginning June 1/97) and get extra $ BACHERT BUCKS! BBQ meats will be rising in price! NOW is the time to buy and SAVE and make $ BACHERT BUCKS. Our Most Popular BBQ Item Cured & smoked on our premises Succulent select grades SMOKED PORK CHOPS by the loin bulk $2239lb. 02 by the loin boxed $ION09 lb. Select Grade FRESH PORK LOINS Bulk $2.19b. Boxes $2. 391b. BEEF FOR THE BBO Beef Loins 50 to 60 lb. avg. Boneless Sirloin Steak $4.291b. (Buy a whole 8 to 12 lbs) $3.991b. 1/4 Pound Beef Patties (no fillers) Eye of the Round Roast $2.°91b. Lean Ground Beef .791b. Our own PORK SAUSAGE Plain or Garlic, Italian or Honey Garlic $4 I •69 lb. $2 49S k dS lb Boneless Chicken Breasts 8.8 lb. box $31 .50 Pollock Fish Fillets Boneless 10 lb box 4 20." Vacuum Packed Salmon $3.991b. or 10 lb box for $37•50 Fill Your Freezer With QUALITY BEEF or PORK mo e ausage n . For Variety ... Try CHICKEN OR FISH 10 lb. Fish Fillets; 10 lb. Pork Sausage, 10 lb. Smoked Pork Chops, 10 lb. Beef Patties, 10 lb. Boneless Chicken Breasts $ 1 25• °° 50 lb Economy Pack 10 lb. Pork Sausage, 10 lb. Turkey Legs, 10 lb. Pork Riblets, 10 lb. Hamburger, 10 lb. Fish Fillets $7 4 00 • si - 501b. 5 lb. Salmon Steaks, 15 lb. Fresh Pork Chops, 10 lb. Sirloin Steaks, 10 lb. Spare Ribs; 10 lb. Smoked Sausage $1 4 1 U . 50 lb Cadillac Pack 10 lb. Centre Cut Smoked Chops, 10 lb. Boneless Chicken Breasts, 10 lb. T-Bone Steaks, 10 lb. Boneless Pork Steaks, 10 lb. 8 oz. Salmon Steaks $2 1 8n 00 • 50 lb BACHERT MEATS LOCATED EAST OF WALTON 519-887-9328 Mon. 8-5:30, Tues. Closed, Wed. 8-5:30, Thurs. 8-5:30, Fri. 8-5:30, Sat. 8 to NOON. All Meats Government Inspected. We reserve the right to limit quantities. FAX 887-9971 THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1998. PAGE 7. Wescast announces $60 million plan Wingham and the surrounding area will benefit greatly from an announced expansion to Wescast Industries. The company revealed last week, that the new casting facility which will be built in the Wingham area, will employ as many as 300 in the next five years. In a press release, Vice-President of Manufacturing Bill LeVan said, "Phase one of the new plant will expand our annual production by 33 per cent. A potential phase two would allow a further 25 per cent increase in capacity by 2002." The project is expected to cost more than $60 million, with the specific site not yet determined. Local officials were very pleased with the announced expansion, forecasting increased business in the community and a trickle-down effect of job creation. Mayor Don Carter also said it will provide a boost to the plan for a new North Huron recreation com- plex. Carter credits the successful bid to the team effort by Wingham, Turnberry, Morris and East Wawanosh Twp. councils. It not only worked on this pro- ject, but the municipalities are now working more closely on other issues such as the recreation com- plex and future economic develop- ment plans, he said. 'Compiled by Margaret McMahon Phone 887-9250 I Aileen Mann wins draw Bill and Helen Dobson hosted 12 tables of euchre at the Ethel Hall. Winners were: 50/50, Ailleen Mann; high lady, Iola Subject; high man, John Subject; most lone hands, Edna McLellan, Jean Schneider, Harold Metc;lfe, Mac Smith and Scott McLean; low lady, Donna Moore; low man, Adrian Verstoep; tally card, Margaret Bateman, Frank McKenzie, Viola Harrison, George Pearson and Marguerite Beimes. The next euchre is May 4 at 8:30 p.m. OPP, cropped for cancer A closer look Grey Central student Scott Zehr inspects a clump of dirt dug out on the schoolyard during Earth Day activities last week. Huron County OPP will be losing their hair for a good cause, May 9, when 30 officers from four local detachments participate in the "shave-off' for cancer. More than $10,000 has already been pledged to the head-shaving event, though officers hope to dou- ble that amount in the next 10 days. The shaving will take place at the Canadian Tire Store, Hwy. 8 in Goderich from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The CKNX event van will be on hand and draws will be held for a chance to enter the "Canadian Tire Money Machine". Hotdogs and drinks, along with face painting for the children, will be available. There will be a special visit by "True Heroes-child cancer sur- vivors." Anyone wishing to make a dona- tion may drop by the Goderich, Seaforth, Clinton or Wingham Scouts fly Continued from page 1 flights will be the following week- end. Boy Scouts from Blyth, Brussels, Lucknow and Goderich will be the first to participate in the program with a separate event, May 9. Scott asks that anyone wishing to take part in the flights call ahead to Western Air Services, 524-8304, to give the organizers a rough idea of how many will be attending. A parent or guardian will be asked to sign a registration form for each child flying. detachments or come watch the fun, May 9. The province-wide Cops for Can- cer campaign is only in its second year, having already raised $608,217 for the Canadian Cancer Society.