Clinton News-Record, 1977-05-05, Page 13•
Through the other weeklies
Gorrie residents want to
see their 120 -year-old mill
preserved, and according to
the Wingham Advance -Times
of last week, they're taking
steps to do so.
The residents delivered
their message to the Maitland
Valley Conservation
Authority, owners of the
building and park, at a public
• meeting in the Howick
Community Centre on April
21, which saw nearly 50 per
cent of the people attending in
favour of preserving the mill.
Fifteen members of the
community volunteered to
form a historical committee
to spearhead the project,
N;o one opposed the $150,000
project and plans are being
made to apply for grants to
• help finance the restoration.
Historically minded
residents in Blyth are also
preparing plans for their
centennial celebrations. The
Blyth Standard reported that
invitations have been sent
out, souvenirs have been
ordered, and special events
including a dance and circus
have been planned.
The celebrations which will
take place over the summer
will also see a steam
►,,comotive and train
travelling through the village
with visitors firom Toronto.
This will be in conjunction
with the jubilee year in
Goderich.
The . Lucknow United
Church was rocking on April
22 and 23 as 24 CGIT girls'
• participated in a weekend
rockathon. The girls rocked
in their chairs up to 18 hours
and raised $1,000 to be used
for their foster child in Peru.
According to the Lucknow
Sentinel the girls watched
television, 'listened to
i records, read, sang and knit
or crocheted lap covers for
the residents at Pinecrest
• Nursing Horne, during their
sitting.
The Exeter -Times
Advocate reports that there
won't be any comfortable
nights spent in the Exeter
Police office.
In accordance with new
provincial regulations, the
• beds in cells will be of metal
construction and there will
be no mattress or any
blankets. The cells are apt to
be cold and damp since the
floors will be concrete. The
regulations have been
prompted by the fatal fire at
the Stratford jail.
night, South Huron Hospital
may be a better choice.
According to the Times -
Advocate, the hospital has
been granted Accredited
40
0
Status by the . Canadian
Council on Hospital
Accreditation. The council
establishes standards for
hospital operations and sees
that these are being met.
The assessment by the
council includes ad-
ministration, medical staff,
nursing service, dietary,
`-emergency, housekeeping,
maintenance, laboratory_ and
X-ray facilities, medical and
clinical records, pharmacy
and governing body.
Exeter is proud to
7welcome home their Junior D
hockey team. The Zurich
Citizens' News announced
that the Exeter Hawks
captured the Ontario
championship after a four
year absence. They ousted
the defending champion
Stayner Siskins in four
straight games in a sur-
prising comeback.
St. Marys has finally
received approval for an area
community centre. Five
municipalities will be in-
volved in the project and it is
scheduled to be ready for use
by the end of November.
The St, Marys Journal -
Argus reported that the joint
agreement resulted in ad-
ditional community grants
from the provincial gover-
nment. The extra $128,000 will
be used to pay off the St.
Marys council for the pur-
chase of the James Street
arena and also pay for the
architect's fees.
Elma Township residents
have not been as lucky in
their arena proposals. The
Listowel Banner said that
the council refused the
Atwood Lions Club proposal
for a new arena.
Despite the fact that the
Lions Club has collected a
considerable amount of
money to help finance the
construction, a December
plebiscite showed that
residents turned down the
arena by a vote of 998 to 552.
The Kincardine News
announced a danger warning
to area residents since United
States Navy Flares have been
turning up on Lhc Lakeshore
again this year. The -flares
contain phosphorous. and
should not be touched.
Anyone discovering one of the
flares is -asked to report it to
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.
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PROFESSIONAL
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FLOWERS -mom
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to
Mother's Day is May 8
Order Early!
Hanging Ropes
and.Pots
Cut Bouquets
With a wide variety of
Tropical plants
Arrangements
Flowering Plants
K.C. Cooke
the Kincardine OPP detach-
ment.
The future of Constable
Walter Henderson still
remains unsure. The Kin-
cardine News reported that
Ontario Police Commission
chairman, Elmer Bell will
notify town council of the
decision following the police
officer's appeal on April 19,
in Toronto.
Hendgrson - appealed the
decision and conviction
handed down by Kincardine's
publie--'protection committee
last November when he was
found guilty of one count of
neglect of duty. As penalty
the committee demoted the
officer from sergeant to first
class constable.
The Mitchell Public
Utilities Commission has
come up with a solution to
solve the problem of lost fire
hydrants. The Mitchell
Advocate explained that 60
fire hydrants were covered
with snow last winter and
were difficult to find.
However by the end of this
October the hydrants, will be
displaying red signs atop long
iron rods. This will aid
firemen in immediately
locating them in the event of
fire.
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"Flowers for every occasion"
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1977
Metric speed signs to go in effect Sept. 30
About 300 metric speed
limit signs have been
prepared and are ready to go
up Sept. 30 County engineer
Jim Britnell told county
councillors last week. The
.signs are marked in
kilometers per hour instead
of miles per hour.
The new signs will read 50,
rather than 30 in towns and 80
rather than 50, on highways.
They will bear a km -h
. designation in the corner to
remind motorists of the new
standard of measurement,
Mr. Britnell said.
He also reported: "It looks
like we're going to get some
money back for the tough
winter." The county has
applied for more than $51,000
in extra subsidy for winter
control costs, though it has
not yet received the
allocation from the ministry
of transport.
The council decided not to
support a resolution from
Essex County asking the
ministry to base the extra
subsidy on "other than the
abnormal winter of 1976."
The subsidy is hard enough
to get now, road committee
chairman Robert Lyons
declared. "If we change it
again, we might not get it in
time for next year."
Mr. Britnell added that any
gain through changing the
funding formula would
probably be slight, since the
amount of money to be
allocated is fixed.
He also said the effects of
the severe winter on the road
and bridge construction and
maintenance program are
not yet fully known, warning
it may be necessary to cut
back on some items to stay
within the budget.
ALL
NEED
ISL---
PLEAS: HELP THE RED SHIELD APPEAL
BLITZ DAY IN CLINTON - MAY 9
SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT TILL CLOSING SAT MAY 7
CHUCK STEAKS
CANADA
"A" GRADE
YOUNG & TENDER
WITH ZEHRS SPECIAL TRIM
SPECIAL!
C
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FROM THE CHUCK
CHUCK OR BLADE STEAK
SPECIAL
1L, 66`
YOUNG SHORT RIB ROAST SPECIAL
it, 68'
89°
SHORT GRAINED CROSS RIB ROAST SPECIAL It,
BONELESS POT ROAST
NO WASTE SPECIAL
BONE IN BEEF SHANK
BONE. IN BRISKET 'PLATE
REGULAR GROUND BEEF
II, 89'
L1, 69'
it, 38'
SPECIAL II,
(.5'44/04
OFFERED THIS WEEK IN ALL ZEHRS MARKETS
WIHRS SPECIAL TRIM FOR VALUE
TZ E
GRAINED EASY TO CARVE
SNORT RIB ROASTIb.68C
SCHNEIDERS
1 Ib. PACKAGE
SPECIAL!
l -SIZZLERS
REGULAR STYLE FRESH Ib. 89.
GROUND BEEF
58c
ALL SIZE
PKGS
Ib.
FROM THE LOIN
TENDER SIRLOIN STEAKS
CHOICE T-BONE STEAKS
FLAVOURFUL WING STEAKS
� ! — FROM THE RIB
PRIME STANDING RIB ROAST -
CHOICE PRIME RIB STEAKS
.58' BRAISING SHORT RIBS OF BEEF
SCHNEIDERS FINEST QUALITY
SIDELAR OR cRY MAPLE
BACON 1i8
ih $1.88
III $1.98
�h x$1.88
II, $1.36
$1.46
Ib
59'
FROM THE HIP
BONELESS RUMP ROASTS
Ib $1.48
FULL CUT ROUND STEAKS OR ROASTS
Ib $1.38
BONELESS SIRLOIN TIP ROAST"
Ib $1.58
OTHER CUTS
BONELESS STEWING -BEEF .
Ib
97°
TENDERIZED CUBE STEAKS
lb 51.98
MEDIUM GROUND BEEF
lb 89'
SPECIAL' SCHNEIDERS.
DUTCH TREAT STYLE
FRANKFURTERS Ib 89`
SPECIAL, SCHNEIDERS
BROKEN SLICES
COOKED HAM,. $1.09
SPECIAL' SCHNEIDERS SPECIAL' SCHNEIDERS
COOKED SLICED 3 2 or PKGS PURE ALL BEEF
CORNED BEEF 1.091 PA1TIES
21b 2.09
�P
SPECIAL' BURNS
BREAKFAST LINK
SAUSAGE
Ib 89c
SPECIAL' FRESH
REGULAR STYLE
GROUND BEEF 1458
KELLOGGS LARGE SIZE
9c
RICE KRISPIES 17ot
WHITE
SWAN
PAPER
SALE!
COMPARE THESE VALUES AT ZEHRS!
DELUXE PRINTED 4 ROLL
BATHROOM
TISSUE
88
WHITE SWAN COLOURED
RAINBOW PACKAGE OF 180
COLOURED
SERVIETTES
PKG
88
WHITE SWAN 7 COLOURS
COLOURED AND PRINTED
2 Fl0L 1 PKG
PAPER
TOWELS
WHITE SWAN WHITE -PINK
GREEN -LILAC OR YELLOW
FACIAL
TISSUE.
a
PKGS
200 s
FOR
APPLE, LEMONADE OR GRAPE
ZEHRS CRYSTALS
SPECIAL!_
100. VEGETABLE
SHORTENING
CRISCO
SPECIAL!
ALCAN BRAND
12 INCH X 50 FOOT
FOIL WRAP 99
SPECIAL!
APPEEFORD 100 FT
SAVE ALL
WAX PAPER 63
PKGS
OF 4
9c
SPECIAL' LEAN
CROSS RIB OR BONELESS
POT ROAST Ib 89`
.4
CHNEIDERS
2 ib. BUCKET
ZEHRS REG. PRICE 53.79
FINE QUALITY
COOKED & BREADED
BUCKET OF CHICKEN
s
The -57,
PrOvincIQI
TICKETS ON S ,
CANADA NO. 1
FLORIDA'S NEW CROP
SWEET YOUNG TENDER
CORN
ON THE COB
CALIFORNIA SWEET
NAVEL ORAN ES
ONTARIO NO 1 ENGLI H
CUCUMBERS '
BANADA FANCY GRADE
007$1 1
29 RED OR GOLDEN
DELICIOUS APPLES on
D'ANJOU PEARS
FA
69`
S NO 1 MILD GREEN
ONIONSBUNCHESC59c
II
39c
FOR MOTHER'S DAY
WE HAVE AN EXCELLENT VARIETY
OF FRESH CUT OR POTTED '
FLOWERS OR PLANTS IDEAL
FOR GIFT GIVING
McCORMICKS 3 VARIETIES
BISCUITS
ROBIN H000
12 3 of
89c
PUDDING CAKE MIXES 2,,89c
6 VARIETIES
PURITAN STEWS 24'I, 89c
E 0 SMITH LARGE
32 n, 99C
ROSE BREAD & BUTTER OR
SWT. MIX PICKLES -12 r,. 99c
SPAGHETTI SAUCE 69c
PRIMO SPAGHETTI OR
MACARONI 211, 69c
HEILMANS
MAYONNAISE
PUSS N BOOTS
FLAVOUR MORSELS 12 13c
KETCHUP
PRIMO BRAND 16 or
24 X1.19
AI1Y PATRICIA CR RINSE OR
SHAMPOO
NON AEROSOL 114111 SPRAY
FINAL NET
550 Ml
99e
W,' Resr,ve TI,r' Right To Limit Purchases To Reasonable Family Weekly Requirements
FARMHOUSE RHUBARB STRAWBERRY OR
APPLE PIES
H!GHLINER FROZEN
FISH PORTIONS
HIGHLINER FROZEN
FISH STICKS
24 of
93c
32,„ $2.09
32 of $2.09
GAY LEA SWISS STYLE
YOGURT
6 4 o; CLIPS
9.29
NEILSONS ORANGE
JUICE STICKS
12 s
McCAINS STRAIGHT CUT
FRENCH FRIES
2lb 69c
ZEHRS FRESH MILD
COLBY CHEESE Ib 9.59
ZEHRS NEW
BRICK CHEESE Ib $1.59
ZEHRS CHEESE
MOZZARELLA
Ib $1.59
SEALTEST CREAMED
99c COTTAGE CHEESE 32 01 9.39
SKIM OR 2 PART SKIM
FRESH MILK 3r13.1„Bap $1.34
3 VARIETIES
ZEHRS BREAD
24 or
F$
3 1
SPECIAL!
KENT BRAND FROZEN
LARGE 12 oz. TINS REG. 49' i Trus
ORANGE JUICE FOR
SPECIAL!
WITTICHS REG. 69'.
SUGAR -CINNAMON
DOUGHNUTS
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