HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1970-03-05, Page 3THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1970
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
Help Crippled Kids
Approximately $300 was rais-
ed for crippled children as a
result of a most successful event
on Sunday at the Pineridge
Chalet, about four miles east of
Zurich, or two miles west of
Hensall, and a half mile south.
Sponsored by the management
and members of the snowmobile
cltb, the pancake breakfast and
beef and moose barbecue at-
tracted many more people than
had been anticipated. Officials
at the Chalet estimated that at
least 190 persons were served'
with breakfasts, and another 365
were served with barbecued food
throughout the afternoon.
Late in the afternoon supplies
began running short, and before
the six o'clock closing time
came around everything had
been served that was available.
One official of the club told the
Citizens News that they felt
badly not being able to serve
everyone who came, but they
just didn't expect that big a
crowd.
Many snowmobile fans came
with their units towed behind
cars, while others had them
loaded on the back of pick-up
trucks. Still others drove to
the location on their snowmobil-
es, and many people who don't
own snowmobiles just came in
cars for the sake of eatingsome
of the tasty food, and heping
crippled children.
Hensall Council
Make Plans For
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be finished for this year and the
remainder will be done later.
Councillor Neilands asked if
council would consider paying
part of the cost of the steel for
the arena roof, as E, Fink had
secured same at an ealier date
at some cost to himself. Coun-
cil agreed to pay 50% of the
cost of the steel as soon as a
statement has been received fron
Fink.
Davis was asked if he had
investigated gasoline fumes in
a drain and informed council
that be had contacted the Fire
Chief who had in turn contacted
an official from the Fire Mar-
shall's office and that the probl-
em has been rectified for the
present. It had not been deter-
mined where the fumes had
originated.
Council appointed E.R. Davis
as weed inspector for the year
1970. The clerk informed
council that it would have to de-
cide on road expenditures for
the year 1970, as he must have
the necessary information sent
in very soon. Council tentative-
ly decided to pave Elizabeth Sr.
fom King St. to Oxford St.
West and also Oxford St. West
in its entirety of the portion
already excavated. Council
passed By-law 3, 1970, to
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HELP CRIPPLED CHILDREN - Members of the Pineridge Chalet staged a pancake breakfast on Sun-
day, and turned all the proceeds over to the crippled children fund, and later in the day they operated
a successful beef and moose barbecue. Two former Hensall residents, Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Mous-
seau, are shown here as they receive special attention from Mrs. Harold Elder, RR2, Hensall, on the
left, and Mrs. Russel Tiernan, Exeter, on the right, with their generous helpings of pancakes and
sausages. (Citizens News Photo)
spend $4, 500. on construction
and $2, 500. on maintenance
under the Highways Improvement
Act.
The tender of C.D. Reid and
Sons was accepted, and the fol-
lowing prices were quoted;
Pit -run gravel, $L50 per Cu. yd;
cruched gravel $2. per cu. yd. ,
and excavating .75¢ per toot.
The 1969 tax arrears were
• sent to the county for collection,
A building permit was passed for
Wilmer Ferguson, to build cup-
boards.
Weston's—(Regularly 69c)
Angelfood Cakes 57c
Bere's Mini—(Prepriced 59c) -12 -Oz. Bags
Chocolate Chips 2/$1
Spiffy—(Deal Pack) -32 Oz.
Toilet Bowl Cleaner _ _ _ _ 69c
Royal -3 -Oz. Packages
Jelly Powders 9/$1
King Size—(Deal Pack)
Bold Detergent $1®59
(Deal Pack) -3 -Lb. Package
Blue Bonnet Margarine _ _ 91c
Miss Mew -6 Oz.
Cat Food _ _ _ _ -- _ -- 6/9c
Orange or Grapefruit -48 Oz.
Jaffa Juice 3/$1
Super Size—Mint or Regular—Tube
Crest Toothpaste 99c
Mazola—(For Chicken) -3 -Oz. Package
Tasty Bake 2/49e
Instant—(Deal Pack of 3) -34 -Oz. Packages
Jell-O Puddings 32c
7 -Oz. Special "K"; 9.Oz. Rice Krispies; 1.2 -Oz.
Corn Flakes
Kellogg's Cereals _
3/99c
FROZEN FOOD
BISSET'S
%Z GALLONS
ICE-CREAM
89c
alliniffaMEIMIRUENIMMIEMFILEM
PRODUCE
INDIAN RIVER No. 1-48s
GRAPEFRUIT
(White or Pink)
12 for 99c
MEXICAN No. 1
VINE -RIPE
TOMATOES
27c LB.
PEAMEALED
By the piece, lb. 89c
Back Bacon Sliced, Ib. 98c
SHOULDERS 16. 49c
WIENERS 16. 55c
PORK CHOPS 16. 79c
MAC & CHEESE, CHICKEN LOAF
MEAT -by -PRODUCTS Ib. 59c
SIDE BACONR..=.16.89c
SAUSAGE 2 Ibs. 89c