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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1977-07-21, Page 11A • ........ • Lake water levels continue to drop Great Lakes water levels continued to fall last month with at least one of the lakes, Huron, expected to drop below its long-term average _ level during ,the next six months. At the end of June, Lake Huron was about 25 inches (63 centimetres) below what it was a year ago. The restilt, for cottage owners and marina operators has been the return of wider beaches and shallower water channels. In some cases, shorelines have been drastically re -altered by what appears to be the emergence of a low water cycle on` -the lakes. '.The U.S. Army COrps of Engineers in. Detroit says ,41)that by the end of July Lake Huron will drop another inch, continuing its seasonal decline into December. By the end of the year, Lake Huron is expected to be 12 inches (25 centimetres) below its December, 1976 level, putting the lake below its long-term average for 4hat 0 0 tio 4 month, or about 32 inches below the all-time December high set in 197J at the height of high water levels. The level of Lake St. Clair U.4.1 abuu t inches_ .(about 4fi_ centimetres) below what it was a year ago, 'or about two inches (five centimetres) below its level at the end of May, Lake Erie's water level at the end of June was about 14 inches (about 36 centimetres). below that of a year ago and about two inches below what it was at the end of May'. According to officials at the Canada Centre for Inland Waters at . Burlington, ex.: tremely dry weather this summell' and fall Would produce below-norm'al watet levels,on all the Great Lakes. "With the possible . ex- ception of Lake superior even extremely Wet weather over the next six months 'would not raise any of the Great -Lakes above last Decembers eldvations," an Environment Canada spokesman said. Lake Ontario already has fallen below its long-term .444• average level for this time of year, down about nine inches (22 centimetres) from its • long-term average, or about -'g inches (71 centimetres) below that of a year ago. ensall arena fund up- ped The fund raising objectives for HenSall afena will be pushed higher despite a council resolution to accept the lowest bondable tender, according to fund chairman • Eric Luther. Council accepted a tender from Logan Construction, Stratford, during the regular meeting last week. The tender sets total arena costs at $700,950, but engineers are negotiating with .the contractor 'to lower the, costs. The 'curreolt $150,0110 fund raising ob- jective is based on a total estiznated cost of $600,000. Mr. Luther said the fund objecti,ye would have to be raised "When the thing gets squared away and We get a. firm decision." "When we hav,e been ap- proached by council and the parks board, then the (fund) committee is going to have to make '`ga decision." "We're going to have, to, face the situation", said Mr. Luther, The Logan tender was the lowest acceptable to council because a tender for $687,850 from Robinson Construction could- not be bonded, said Reeve Harold'Knight. "We're looking at ways of saving some money but up to the building committee to decicle what will be,cut and how much", said engineer Addie Blankestign of C.C. Park-er and Associates; consultants for the arena. Mr. Blarikestign hoped contract would be signed with Logan Construction by July 31 but the proposal tenders are valid untli August 7, 60 days after the tenders opening. The Logan* tender sets the arena completion date at 28 weeks folloWing the begin- ning of construction. CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1977-4AGEj 400#* Only the foundation andtilos remain standing after a blaze swept through a barn on the farm of Jack and Gordon Henderson last Sunday morning... Loss in the fire is estimated at between $50,000 and $75,000, including 180 pigs. Ilzehrs RECIPE OF THE WEEK! SCHNEIDtRS PLAIN, CHEESE, ONION.• xvimii I uifirtmoprz ,pig. BARBECUE OR MU-Siii-00,M till ' STROGANOFF SANDWICHES It 111 Im.perial Measure 141 2 tbls. butter ; LOW EVERYDAY BEEF PRICES - h... 1/4 cup chopped onions 'will 1 teasp. finely chopped garlic NI (optional) iis...1 lb ground beef . 41118 2 Ibis flour , mu 1 teasp salt 4 1/4 teaip paprika 110 1/4t.,., nutmeg 1 ml nutmeg ZEHRS REG SI 33 lb Metric Measure 30 ml. butter 50 ml choppedonions 5 ml finely chopped garlic (optional) .45 Kg. ground beef 30 ml flour 5 ml salt 1 ml. paprika 1 lb. PKG. • • PRIME R!B STEAK... Ib. 9..68 Pi.. TENDER JUICY BEEF NUTRITIOUS FLAVOURFUL BEEF tb' 69c± IBS gm 1/2 cup chopped cooked mushrooms 12.5 ml chopped cooked mushrooms 11111 11'1' 10 1/2 oz. can condensed cream of 298 ml condensed cream of mushroom mu 01 mushroom soup soup , 1 cup dairy sour cream 250 ml dairy sour cream IMP 10 sliced hamburger buns . 10 sliced hamburger buns 11111 O. Melt butter in a frying pan, add onion, garlic, ground beef and saute until II% brown. Combine flour, salt. paprika, and nutMet, sprinkle over meat mixture, stir until blended Add mushrooms and soup to Meat mixture Simmer for 10 1441 er. To perve place 1/3 cup (75 ml.) of the mixture in each toasted minutes overelow heat Pour sour cream over top Cover and simmer 5 min utes long FP- bun. , 114111 FROM THE HIP ROUND OR BONELESS RUMP ROAST FROM THE HIP = BONELESS lb' 9.58 SIRLOIN TIP STEAK FULL OR HALF CUT $17Q0 lb O' LAM' I 111MAINXXXXN.,, ROUND STEAK GRADE'A" BEEF CHUCK BLADE STEAK 78. oec'' GRADE 'ACHUCK SHORT RIB ROAST Ai - lb. dr— WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES TO REASONABLE WEEKLY FAMILY REQUIREMENTS , TENDERIZED FLAVOURFUL CUBE STEAK GOURMET BEEF ROAST lb 9:58 lb 1.89 STANDING RIB Ib. ALL *058 BONE IN FOR SOUP OR STEW BEEF BRISKET 38° 0 • SLICED COOKED SCHNEIDERS 11 VARIETIES LUNCHEON MEATS FRESHLY MADE REGULAR GROUND BEEF 42CHRS REG. 68' lb, ZEHRS REG..54' ea 605, PKGS. ALL SIZE PKGS SCHNEIDUIS FROZEN ROASTED PIG TAILS SFECIAL! BONELESS $11.00' STEWING BEEF SPECIAL! CROSS CUT ROAST OR BONELESS CROSS RIB STEAK_ _ !.L3 $100_ • SPECIAL! BONELESS CHUCK POT ROAST Ib.$1 .00 1 SCHNEIDERS BEEF WIENERS OR RED HOTS 1 lb. PKG, ' 89 DEVON MILD CURED SLICED , SIDE BACON SCHNEIDERS VAC PACKED CHUNK 31b. PAIL . 4 BOLOGNA SCHNEIDERS GREAT FOR BREAKFAST . Ib SKILLET STRIPS MAPLE LEAF FULLY COOKED SLICED HAM 1 lb. PKG 6 oz PKG It's a little unnerving to" discover a'10 -foot hole in your front yard, right under the sidewalk and realize you've been.walking over it for years, as Shirley Kay found last Tuesday morning. Workmen froin Thernen's Nursery were tearing up the old sidewalk when one, Gary Gregory nearly fell down the seven -foot wide bricked well that had eight feet of water in it. Young Scott Ka looks down the whole before workmen filled it in. (News - Record photo) _ , *to Consistent with the Weather...Here are some 5/8" PLYWOOD $ 1 5 . 5 STUCCATO PANEL SIDING $ 11 9 95 • 1/2" STD. FIRPLY $ 1 O. 4' 4' x 8' 4' x 8' KEM EXTERIOR ONE-COATL LATEX WHITE 48" LEVEL. HANDSAWS 4' x $16.65 $5.5 5 & $6.95 We also havethejargest stock of Dashwood windows in the area from which to choose. a Ail of this at , COUNTER CASH & CARRY Building Supplies T WE ST (1INTON 4 8 2-9 6 1 2 • I . LADY SCOTT - 5 COLOURS BATHROOOM " TISSUE $1 4 ROLL PKG, • BURNS PURE SMOKED PORK SAUSAGE BURNS GOLDEN POLISH SAUSAGE Ib. ZEHRS REG. 67' ea. 12 1/2 OL TINS FROZEN CONCENTRATED PINK OR REGULAR 15 FLAVOURS JELLY POWDERS JELLO ZEHRS OWN BRAND CRISP SNACK, CRACKERS MANUA CRUSHED SLICED OR TIDBITS • PINEAPPLE ‘.19 oz. 2/$1 MRS. LUKES STRAWBERRY OR RASPBERRY PECTIN JAMS 24 oz 1 NEILSONS FROZEN TREATS PKGS. ...0F8 ST, LAWRENCE FINE QUALITY PURE CORN OIL " $125 oz TANG CRYSTALS 12 1/2 02. TINS McCAINS FROZEN DELICIOUS NAPOLI CTN OF 12 BLUEWATER'FROZEN COOKED BOSTON BLUE FISH STICKS CHERRY HILL BRICK. MOZZARELLA OR 14 oz. $1 COLBY- CHEESE aoz $1 GAY LEA SLEEVEg OF TWO 4, oz. CHEESECAKE 'ATI WITTICHS RASPBERRY 4 VARIETIES CLUB HOUSE MIXES SEASONING 1.5 1 0 • 3/9 oz REFRESHING, AND EFFECTIVE AIM TOOTHPASTE 100 mi $1 WESTCARE ADULT OR YOUTH SIZES TOOTHBRUSHES ZEHRS CHOCOLATE CHIP OR VARIETY ASSORTMENT COOKIES PKGS OF 3 SWISS ROLLS 2/$1 ZEI1RS CANADA 'A' GRADE LARGE EGGS DOZ 18c BLUEWATER FROZEN " COOKED HADDOCK FISH FRES 8 " " 89c SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT FROM WED. JULY 20 TILL CLOSING SATURDAY. JULY 23 PRODOCE ONTARIO CANADA NO. 1 HOMEGROWN ROAST'CORN: ' PLACE EARS OF CORN WITH HUSKS, IN HOT OVEN 400 F, BAKE -UNTIL CORN IS TENDER, ABOUT 15 MIN. ,t ' 21b, CHOICE QUALITY AYLMER TOMATOES 3/$1 $1.49 19 oz. TINS ZEHRS REG, 59' ea. 2P1 18 INCH WIDTH STUART HOUSE . ALUMINUM FOIL HOMECARE HOUSEHOLD SMALL MED. OR LARGE GLOVES WESTCARE PLASTIC BANDAGES PAIR •Y QUICK AND EASY DESSERT TOPPING 100's DREAM WHIP 602 .29 SWEET CORN ON THE COB FRESH 3 VARIETIES ZEHRS BREAD ZEHRS REG 2/79, TASTY! VAN CAMP , BEANS.WITH PORK, ZEHRS REG. 45' ea, 11 I$d EA. GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS PRODUCE OF U.S.A. CANADA NO, 1 JUICY, RIPE SANTA ROSA PLUMSSWEET IECTARMES_ _ _ _ _ _2 WE WILL SE PLtASEDIO SERVE YOU IN GODERICHAURON lbs1FOR FOR c24oz. , \ 48 oz, TINS eik,) WHITE SWAN • 5 C0110ORS FACIAL TISSUES 200's ZEHRS REG 61' ea. 219 HWY., NO. 8 OUR MANAGER IS: DALE MeDONALD OPEN WED.-THUR.-FRI. EVENINGS 4 '