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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1967-09-21, Page 4PAGE POUR ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1967 RCMP Constable Richard Stade of Princeton, 11:C"., i spet e::.; a couple of week's vaea, with his parent. Mr. and M.'s. Ilarold Stade. Miss Cherel Stade left for Toronto last .:eek where she will begin her • tee,',.; training at Toronto Gore rel hospital. IMMICURESSIAIIMMISMWOrkilidtWi St. Peter's Lufher ,n Church Rew. A. C. Blackwell, B.A., B.D. Pastor SUNDAY, DAY, SEPTEMBER 24 — 10:OC r: m.—Sunday School. 11:0C : m.—Worship Service. You Are Welcome ECIEHECIVEMMEtiaMCCOMMIONIMMEMIMM Zurich lvlennonrle Epi-driam Gingerich, Pastor SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 — 9:45 L. m.—Worship Service. 10:45 a m.—Sunday School. YOU ARE WELCOME! EMMANUEL EVANGELICAL United Brethren Church Rev. . ohn Huether, B.A., B.D. Minister Mrs. Milton Oesch, Organist SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 — 10 a rn.—Morning Worship. Seminary and Christian Education Sunday 10 a.:'.—Boys' and Girls' Fel- :owship in basement aduitorium 11 a rn.—Sunday Church School TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 — 7:30 p —youth Fellowship Elections and installa- tions. `( MAM,,.,T NE YOUR CtJP oARP.m F!•OOP CLMVER,RIINI1W IbLt (+, Q RG N`C ..OA[x ..02,5 ViIIU. AiVI1'L 11-IEM LilCll~ CANDY ANV CEKHA?$ aM t1 CT -k11 -LE -R OR FLANT PRAY? GI11E,9 YOU A H€APACHETEH? KNOW TI -IE GRRA1'E T MON) DANGER, 1N YOUR HOME? YAP, TI -IE HEADACHE PILL"FLAVOR P, " CHILD slz t YOUR, ME©ICINE Cal3l�t r f5 FULL OF PANG R.,, WHAT DO 1107 EUEMENTARY MY PF -AV, N(l?y WA1ON,,... KEEP ALL VOI ONOU5 MATE 1AL OMR LOCK ANP KEY! krad for free folderr I OMl SAFETY DEP'r Ornacw SAVere LEda,u anal KIN/. W. Toon. m New Democratic (Continued from Page 1) scheme a consumer's subsidy, because they don't want to alarm independent - minded farmers who are wary of gov- ernment plans that snack of hand-outs. In reality, it would be a farm income subsidy. Mr. MacDonald, a former school teacher, refered to the three central issues his party is pursuing — housing, property taxes and the cost of living— and played up the strategy of dismissing the Liberals as an irrevalent factor in the October 17 election. The way the New Democrats explain it, the election is strict- ly a fight between them and the Conservatives. In his usual fiery manner, Mr. MacDonald also accused the provincial government of play- ing political games with both farm income and housing. On the farm income theme, he re- called statistics from a govern- ment-sponsored study that in- dicated only 20 per cent of On- tario farriers have adequate in= comes, suggested 40 per cent could be assured tolerable in- comes with government help and saw little hope of survival for the remaining 40 per cent. In Huron, the New Democrat candidate is a Presbyterian minister, Rev. John Boyne. He's taking on one of the Con- servative big names, Provincial Treasurer MacNauglrton, and says he hopes to draw support from dissident farmers—espe- cially bean growers still unrec- onciled to last year's provincial intervention in bean marketing. Mr. Boyne told the press con- ference that a number of offi- cials of the Bean Marketing Board in Huron County have promised him support, When questioned by mem- bers of the press as to where the money would come from for all the additional promises he was making, Mr. MacDonald was quite sketchy with the an- swers. DELTA 68'-'"AA OLDS IS AN CUTLASS "S"COUPE IS AN LDS SEE HERE 68LUXURYSOLD �C� V AUTHORIZED OLDSMOBILE DEALER IN EXETER; EVEtTGILDS HAS TO MAKE IT IIEFOREIME MARK IT SHELL BROS. LIMITED PHONE 235-0660 -- EXETER GM Fun N Ikbttek* LAKEVIEW CONSERVATIVE Mennonite Church Formerly SS 4, EAST STANLEY Minister — Elmer Grove SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 — 10 a.m.—Sunday School 11 a.m.—Worship Service. 8 p.m.—Worship Service. We invite you to worship with us.l Highway Minister Explains Program Of Road Work In view of the many inquiries received from the public per- taining to highways and roads under construction during the summer months, the Honorable George E. Gomme, minister of highways, has released the fol- lowing statement for publica- tion, Due to climatic conditions in the province of Ontario, the months of May, June, July, Au- gust, September and October are the only months of the year in which an extensive construc- tion program can be carried out, For economical and practical reasons, work is of necessity confined to this period of the year when all area of construc- tion are free from the effects of frost. In order to ensure proper compaction in grading operations and to obtain the full benefit of the materials used, most construction must be done under the best of weather conditions. Keeping in mind that time is of the essence, the department of highways has a system of contract control designed to ex- pedite the processing of con- tracts and to eliminate costly and time consuming practices. This system calls for the pre - qualification of contractors, the calling of tenders weekly and the proven capacity of the con• tractor to do the work upon which he tenders. The department must also se- lect non -conflicting dates for paving contracts in order that, there might be sufficient con- tractors available to carry out the construction program sche. duled. It is unfortunate that this construction period conflicts with Ontario's ever growing tourist season but with the co- operation of our visitors we are increasing the total provincial highway mileage each year, providing wide and safe roads upon which the many vehicles of trade and tourism may travel. NO < ICE RE: CURLING Any persons interested in Curling this season at the Zurich Arena, please register with one of the following: JAMES PARKINS at Mousseau & Parkins Garage JOE HUNT at Citizens News ED GASCHO at Gascho's Dry Goods There will be Curling for both Males and Females Clover Leaf—?'s Gal.—Ali Flavors Ice Cream 89c Twink-16 Oz.—Buy One Get One FREE Chocolate Drink _ _ - 69c Liquid—For Dishes -20 Oz.—Buy One Get One FREE Prize Detergent _ _ - 79c Nabisco -101/2-0z. Package Shredded Wheat_ _ _ 25c Stokely -14 -Oz. Tins New Pack Peas _ _ 2/43c Prem -12 Oz. Luncheon Meat _ _ 2/83c Orange or Orange -Pineapple -?z Oz. Start Crystals _ - - 2/39c Aunt Jemima -2 Lbs.—ARI Flavors Pancake Mix 35c 2 -Lb. Bottle Crown Brand Syrup _ 39c Ellmarr—1-Lb. Prints Margarine 2/59c Duncan Hines—All Flavors—Package Cake Mix, pkg. - _ - 43c Catelii Macaroni or -2 -Lb. Bag Spaghettie 45c Van Camp -14-0z. Tins Beans and Pork _ Henley -15 Oz. Fruit Cocktail _ _ _ 2/43c -29cc 4'>c 79c Club House -4 -Oz. Pouring Can Black Pepper Vegetable -24 -Oz. Bottle Crisco Oil Pepsodent—Super Size Tube Tooth Paste _ _ _ _ $1.09 Powdered—King Size Sunlight Detergent $1.47 Bc Off—Bath Size Bars Lux Toilet Soap _ _ 2/39c Shirriff's Good Morning -24 -Oz. Jar Shirriff's Marmalade 49c FRUIT and VEGETABLES SUNKIST ORANGES, 113s Doz. 69c CALIFORNIAGRAPEFRUIT, 56s _ _ _ _ 6 For 49c McINTGSFI APPLES (GRADE C) _ - - 3 Lbs. 35c MEAT SPECIALS DASHWOOD HEADCHEESE _ _ 39c Ib. or 3 lbs. $1 CHICKEN LOAF LB. 49c SMOKED PICNICS--- LB. 49c DOERR!S DIAL 236-4354 * ZURICH 4:4115'