Zurich Citizens News, 1971-04-08, Page 14PAGE FOURTEEN
ZURICH CIT17100 14111103
THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1971
Federation Plans
Campaign To
Educate Consumer
A resolution passed by the
directors of the Huron County
Federation of Agriculture, Thurs-I
day night calls on the Ontario
Federation of Agriculture to spon,
sor an advertising campaign to
educate the consumer on the
portion of the price of a food
product that is returned to the
farmer.
The resolution calls upon the
OFA and commodity groups to
institute a campaign of spot
newspaper ads and short telev-
ision commercials to tell the
farmers' story to urban dwellers.
In promoting the idea, Mas-
on B.,i1ey, vice-president of the
HFA said an urban friend of his
had been suggesting this to him
for several years. He said urban
dwellers did not know how little
of the price they paid for food
products actually went into the
farmers' pockets.
"If we want to get across
what we want to say, we're
going to have to pay for it, "
said Bailey.
He suggested small ads stating
such things as" "Last week
farmers in Ontario got 21 cents
per quart for milk" or "There
are three cents worth of wheat in
a loaf of bread."
Bailey said he would eventuall,
like to see legislation to bring
in cost plus a percentage mark-
up in food pricing. In this way,
he said, the more a manufact-
urer paid for a farm product,
the more he could charge. Thus
the trend would be to pay more
to the farmer so that those along
the line in processing could
make more money. •
The resolution asked for help
in financing the campaign from
the different commodity groups
in the province since it was felt
the OFA alone could not afford
the cost of such a campaign.
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PROPRIETORS OF THE NEW "CHEESE HOUSE" IN ZURICH
Zurich Peewees Lose Final Games
In Zone playoffs To Mitchell Crew
(by Doug Turkheim)
During the past two weeks the
Zurich Pee Wees have been
competing for the zone champ-
ionship and after winning the
first game by a close decision,
they fell into the hands of Mit-
chell in the next two games
and lost the zone title to them.
MITCHELL 8 - ZURICH 1
Last Tuesday night the Zurich
Pee Wees were thumped 8-1 in
the second game of the series.
Mitchell took a 4-1 lead at
the end of the first period. At
the 22 second mark Pat Kelly
gave Mitchell a 1-0 lead. Two
goals by Dennis Fisher and a
single by John Culligan were the
other marksmen for the Mitchell
crew. The lone Zurich goal
cane at the 17:55 mark of the
period with Paul Robinson being
the marksman.
Two more goals by Pat Kelly
in the second period gave Mit-
chell a 6-1 lead.
Another goal by Pat Kelly in
the final period with another
single by Mike Avery, gave
Mitchell their 8-1 victory.
MITCHELL 2 - ZURICH 1
Last Wednesday night the
Zurich Pee Wees played the
final game in the best of three
series, with Mitchell winning
by a close 2-1 decision.
There was no scoring in the
first period as each team played
a very strong game of hockey,
checking very strongly each way,
At the 10:10 mark of the
second period Wayne Clarke
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scored on a passing play from
Billy Hay to take a 1-0 lead,
which they held until early in
the final period.
At the 1:42 mark of the final
period Dennis Fisher scored for
the visitors to make the game
a 1-1 tie. The winning Mitchell
goal carne at the' 12:32 mark of
the period when John Culligan
scored to give the Mitchell crew
a 2-1 victory and the zone
championship.
GRAND BEND 5 - ZURICH 2
In an exhibition hockey game
played last Friday night as a
final game of the year, Grand
Bend Pee Woes downed Zurich
5-2.
With the game getting off to
a slow start neither team came
up with a goal in the first period,
Grand Bend opened the scoring
at the :40 second mark of the
second period with Cameron
Haist being the marksman. Less
than a minute later Zurich tied
the scoring with Jeff O'Brien
scoring from Steven Smith.
Minutes later Mike Jackson gave
Grand. Bend a 2-1 lead. Another
goal by Jackson midway through
the period gave them a 3-1 lead.
Before the period ended Wayne
Clarke scored to narrow the
margin to 3-2.
Single goals by Danny Mc-
Keller
o-Keller and Cameron Haist in
the final period gave Grand
Ben d their 5-2 victory.
Varna News
Twenty members of the 8.30
Club of London area spent an
enjoyable evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Ivan McClymont last Sat-
urday for a pancake and maple
syrup supper. In the afternoon
they had visited Ross Kercher's
sugar bush near Hensall, to see
maple syrup being processed.
Mr. Kercher has six hundred trees
all on tubing. The party was
arranged by Kelvin Jervis of
Clinton, who is the social direct-
or of the Club,
The choirs of Goshen and
Varna are presenting an Easter
Cantata at both services next
Sunday morning.
A Good Friday Service will be
held in the United Church at
8 p.m.
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MR. and MRS. CARL OESCH
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We are happy that you have
chosen to locate in our
community, and we are also
confident that your business
will be a voidable asset to the
downtown section of the
Village.
We hope you enjoy being
associated with the business
community in this area!
est Wishes for the Future
ZURICH and DISTRICT
Chamber of Commerce
GLEN THIEL,
PRESIDENT
JOHN CONSITT,
SECRETARY