HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1970-04-16, Page 3THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1970
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
Stephen Township Council Agrees To
Pay Partial Costs of Firemen at School.
In response to a request from
the fire chiefs of the three pol-
ice villages in the municipality,
Stephen township council, last
Tuesday night agreed to cover
the cost of sending one fireman
from each department to a
special fire fighting course,
The course for Huron County
fire brigades will be held in
Clinton from June 1 to 5. In
making the decision, council
included the provision that each
Police Village also send one
representative to the course.
Council also set the fee for
the warble fly spraying program
for this year. Farmers having
their cattle sprayed will be
charged 150 per head per spray.
These charges will either be
collected by the warble fly in-
spector at the time of spraying
or included on the 1970 tax bil.
Bylaw 16 was passed making
a few minor changes in the wat-
er area at the north-west portion
of the township. The water area
will include all "property in Ste-
phen township on the west side
of Highway 21 from the Grand
Bend village limits to the Water
Resources treatment plant.
On the east side of the high-
way, the area takes in all land
from the GB limites to Highway
83 for a depth of 1, 320 feet.
Also included are several prop-
erties east on Highway 83.
Carl Radford of Crediton ap-
peared before council asking for
tax considerations for roperty
owners in the three Police Vil-
lages in the township,
HIe was citing the higher taxes
being levied against homeowners
in Crediton, Dashwood, and
Centralia as compared to the
residential township rate paid by
owners in other built-up areas,
including Huron Park, Shipka,
Mount Carmel, etc.
Tax rates for the three Police
Villages are set by the trustees
that handle their municipal bus-
iness.
In other business, council:
Named Clerk Wilmar D. Wein
as the township's lottery licenc-
ing officer.
Authorized a grant of $30, to
the South Huron Agricultural
Society and $44 to members of
the Hensall Calf Club from the
township.
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South Huron W1
Meet in Hensall
The South Huron District
Women's Institute Board of
Directors met April 7 in Ilensall
Town Hall.
The County Rally will be held
at Centralia College, October
5 and a curators' work shop will
be held in August at St. Thomas.
Kippen WI will be host branch
for the District Annual which
will be in IIensall Presbyterian
Church, May 31.
Mrs. Delbert Geiger will be
the delesate for the Area Con-
vention in Stratford this fall.
Mrs, Raymond Kading, Mrs.
Phil Hern and Mrs. R, Ivo, Peck
are County Delegates to the
Rally in October.
Hensall Institute
Elects Officers
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An invitation was accepted for
a Huronview birthday party on
June 17.
Mrs. Peck reported on the
district board meeting, The
district annual will be held at
the Carmel Presbyterian Church,
Hensall, on May 23, with Kip -
pen East Institute in charge of
arrangements.
The following will form the
slate of officers for 1070-71;
past president, Mrs. C. Reid,
president, lvlrs. J. McAllister;
first vice-president, Mrs. B.
Beaton second vice-president,
Mrs. P. Koehler; secretary -treas-
urer, Mrs. C. Payne; assistant
treasurer, Mrs. R. Elgie; press
reporter, Mrs. J. Skea; resol-
utions convenor, Mrs. R. Simp-
son; district director, Mrs. R.
Elgie; alt. district director, Mrs.
G. Peck; card convenor, Mrs.
C. Reid, pianist, Mrs. Greta
Lammie; assistant pianist, Mrs.
Sherritt; branch directors, Mrs.
W. Dillin Mrs. P. Koehler,
Mrs. E. Riley.
Standing committees are;
agriculture and Canadian indust-
ries, Mrs. E. Riley, Mrs. J.
Skea; citizenship and education,
Mrs. J. Corbett, Mrs. G. Cole-
man; home economics and
health, Mrs. R.A. Orr, Mrs. W.
Carlisle; historical research,
Mrs. Sherritt and Mrs. Elgie;
Tweedsmuir history, Mrs. Peck,
Mrs. Purdy, Miss Ellis; public
relations, Mrs. Beaton, Mrs.
Koehler; auditors, Mrs. Skea,
Mrs. Dialing.
FEI4 TURE
VALUE
OE BAGS.
ONLY 29c
.n� PUPP03G
EASY ONE TRIP
GARBAGE DISPOSAL
UTILITY BAGS
(For Outside Use)
Only 49c
THURS., FRL, SAT. AT:
Zuricht?R0 Jardware
FRESH . .
FROZEN FOOD
SPARE RIBS Ib 69c
COOKED HAM Ib..19
BEEF IVER I
SWEET-PICKLED—CRY•VAC HALVES
ROLLS
RINDLESS
:
Q� 1 BACO' 5c 4
SCHNEIDER'S
E S 1
BRAISING
RIBS I. 5
Ib. 59c
BANQUET BRAND -8 OZ.
Pot Pies
BEEF, CHICKEN or TURKEY
3 For 79c
RDUCE
istgammiummozon
CALIFORNIA No. 1-24s
JUMBO SIZE
HEAD LETTUCE
2 For 35c
USA No. 1—PINK-56s
No. 1 —24s
CANADA
CUM' y ERS
23c Each
Twinkle -15 -oz. pkgs.
Cake Mixes 3/58c
Instant Coffee
$1.09
All -Purpose -20 Ib. Bag
Robin Hood Flour - - - - $1.85
Royal -12 oz. Tin
Luncheon Meat 39c
Nescafe—(Deal Pack) 6 oz.
Nabisco -151A oz. pkg.
Shredded wheat 36c
Stokely Whole -12 oz.
Ker
Stokely
el Corn
Whole -14 oz.
5/99c
Green ►' eans 5/99c
Stokely Whole -14 oz.
Wax Beams 5/99c
Schwartz -2 Ib. Jar
Peanut Butter 77c
Wonderfood•
Mrshmallows
2 ags 67c
Arrid Extra -Dry Unscented (Deal Pack) 6 oz.
Defudirnt S fray r:9c
Weston's Chocolate Coated -261/2 oz. Bag
Groh u gyres 65c
Chees., Slices 2/6=c
Schneider's--8 oz.
:.;
(Regularly 45c) SPECIAL
Weston's Jelly Rolls _ _ _ _ 37c
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