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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1971
Lutheran Wome n
Study Church
The Lutheran Church Women
of St. Peter's Church in Zurich,
met in the church basement on
Tuesday, April 13. The message
in the devotions led by Mrs. Ed
Datars, Miss Inez Yungblut and
Mrs. Douglas Armstrong progres-
sed from Lent through Good Fri-
day and Easter. Poerns calling
attention to the significance of
the Lenten and Easter seasons
were read by Mrs. Armstrong
and Mrs. Datars and the Bible
selections were read by Miss
Yungblut. A tape recording made
during the February Evangelism
Mission was played featuring a
sermon by the Rev. Norman
Berner on the "Pulse of the
Church," This recording gave
an insight into the situation of
the Lutheran Churches in Eastern
Canada as to membership rolls,
finances, , attendance, age groups
and with regard to expectations
for the future. In spite of lack
of increase in the statistical
figures of the last two years, Rev4
Berner said that there is a notic-
eable deepening conviction and
quickening spirit among church
members.
Mrs. Claire Deichert chaired
the business meeting. She an-
nounced to those present that
the Western District Assembly
would take place.. -at Neustadt on
Wednesday, April 28, beginning
at 10 a.m. It is hoped that at
least two carloads will attend
from Zurich.
The meeting in May will feature
a filmstrip and recording entitled
"Nobody's Listening. "
Subscriptions for the magaz-
ine "Lutheran Church Women"
are due and members were asked
to renew or place new orders at
the May meeting.
An enjoyable lunch was served
by the committee in charge.
St. Peter's
Lutheran Church
Rev. A. C. Blackwell, B.A., B.D.
Pastor
SUNDAY, APRIL 25-
10:00 a.m.—Worship Service
10:45 a.m.—Sunday Church
School
Everyone Welcome
Ann
Zurich Mennonite
Cyril K. Gingerich, Pastor
THURSDAY, APRIL 15—
WMSA
SUNDAY, APRIL 25-
9:45 a.m.—Worship Service
Speaker: 1Vlenno Zehr
10:45 a.m.—Sunday School
Everyone Welcome
LAKEVIEW CONSERVATIVE
Mennonite Church
Formerly
SS 4, EAST STANLEY
SUNDAY, APRIL 25-
10:00 a.m.—Sunday School
11:00 a.m.—Worship Service
8:00 p.m.—Evening Service
Every Wednesday Evening —
8:00 p.m.—Bible Study and
Prayer Meeting
We invite you to worship with us
Emmanuel
United Church
ZURICH
Rev. John Huothor, B.A., S.D.,
Minister
Mrs. Milton Oosch, Organist
SUNDAY, APRIL 25-
10:00 a.m.—Morning Worship
11:10 a.m.--Sun. Church School
MONDAY, APRIL 26-
6:45 p.m.-,UCW bos to CFPL
Studio
8:00 p.m. --Comm. of Stewards ,
Zurich Area Fanner Heads Liberal Group
(continued from page 1)
Mrs, Steele said that "in this
election year, I bring a message
of hope to the Liberals of Huron
County, " She went on to emph-
asize that while Premier Davis
was spending money like mad
"things are not the same in rural
Ontario, "
No one should be fooled by
publicity from the Conservatives
that the election would be a two-
way fight between the Tories
and the NDP she warned. As
evidence, she offered a number
of examples of hotly contested
and very well attended Liberal
nominating meetings.
"The Liberals are the only
real alternative to the Tories, "
she said. "Especially since the
selection of Stephen Lewis as
leader of the NDP, He is not
acceptable to the people of Ont-
ario because he is too radical."
Mrs. Steele, who is a member
of the Ontario Campaign Com-
mittee, told the meeting of the
enthusiasm apparent at Liberal
convention meetings. Excellent
candidates are corning forward
and keen contests for nominating
are the result, she said,
While agreeing that no one
could predict with certainty
when the election will be called,
Mrs. Steele concluded by urging
the association "to get on with
the campaign. "
Appreciation to Mrs. Steele
was expressed by Mrs. Ian Mc-
Allister while A, Y, McLean,
Consumers y
news and views ii r::
by
Consumers' Association of Canadaod`
Many a homemaker has
dreamed of the day when she
will own a freezer with all the
advantages her freezer -owning
friends extoll. No more last
minute emergencies; no more
hundrum meals; fruit, vegetab-
les, fish and game long past
the season; but in large quantit-
ies and make fewer trips to the
store; save time and money.
All these hopes can come true
if you are willing to work at
getting the most out of your
freezer. But don't count on
saving a great deal of money
on your food bills. Consumers'
Association of Canada would
like to remind you the big plus
in owning a freezer is the con-
venience.
You should be prepared for
the cost of operation. Proper
moisture-vaporproof packaging
and containers are a 'must'.
The air in the freezer is dry.
If it penetrates the food, it
can rob it of flavor, moisture
and color. Electricity, servic-
ing and depreciation are also
"red ink" items.
The size of your family, your
shopping habits and the type of
foods you will want to freeze
should govern the size and type
of freezer you buy. A rough
estimate of capacity required
per person is three to four cubic
feet for city dwellers and five
to six cubic feet for rural fam-
ilies. Remember, when the
freezer size is given in pounds,
divide by 35 to convert to
approximate cubic foot capac-
ity,
Before choosing your freezer,
know where you will place it.
Take into account the doors,
stairs and areas it will have to
be carried through to reach
the storage spot. Be sure the
floor area is strong enough --a
fully stocked freezer can weigh
as much as half a ton, The
freezer motor needs a dry place
with a temperature of at least
40 degrees for ideal conditions.
Unheated basements and gar-
ages are not recom.nended.
One decision you will have to
make is whether an upright or
chest type will best su. your
purposes. Uprights take less
floor space and give easier ac-
cess to the food; there is better
even -cold distribution but you
will lose more cold while the
door is open. Chest models are
cheaper to buy, and are better
for storing bulky and odd -shap-
ed foods like poultry and roasts.
With the exception of the
.
more expensive frost -free up-
rights, freezers need defrosting
once or twice a year. This
means removing all food and
insulating it in newspapers uncle]
a blanket until the ice in the
freezer melts. Look for a drain
at the bottom to allow the melt.
ed ice to drain off, otherwise
you will just have to "sop tip"
the water. An electric fan
played on the frosting will zip
it off in jig -time.
You may find some freezers
with interior linings that over-
lap and with sharp corners that
can make cleaning difficult,
Look for a smooth interior.
Most liners are made of porcel-
ain enamel but you will find
some aluminum, steel or plast-
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president, thanked the members
of the Hensell Legion Auxiliary
who catered for the dinner.
John Broadfobt of Brucefield
chaired the meeting. The pro-
gram included greetings from
Reeve John Baker, of Hensall
and visiting reeves, John Flan-
nery, Seaforth and Elgin Thomp-
son, Tuckersmith, William Els-
ton, Morris and. Hugh Flynn,
Hullett. In his remarks Reeve
Elston, who is president of the
Huron Bruce Liberal Association
brought greetings from Murray
Gaunt, MPP.
Food Forum
Planned For
Clinton School
The Home Economics Branch
of the Ontario Department of
Agriculture and Food is holding
a Food Forum, "Never a Dull
Meal" on Thursday, April 22,
at 8 p.m. in the Clinton High
School.
Miss Catherine Hunt, Home
Economist for Huron County,
and two other Home Economists
from Toronto will be demonstrat-
ing various casserole dishes.
There is no admission charge
and everyone is welcome.
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For all of your Cheese Treats
VISIT
The Cheese House
ZURICH
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OPEN 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. — Friday Night 'Till 9
HYATT 19 OUNCE
Beans with Pork
14 OUNCE
19c
Aylmer Fancy Peas 21c
16 OUNCE
Catelti.Spaghetti 2/45c
8 OUNCE
Suns un Cheese Slices _ _ _ 35c
MAPLE LEAF
Tenderflake Lard 23c
2 POUNDS
Beehive Corn Syrup 39c
100s
Palm Garden Tea Bags _ _ _ _ 69c
CLUBHOUSE RED OR GREEN 6 OUNCE
Maraschino Cherries 33c
16 OUNCE JAR
Cheez Whiz 79c
OVEN PRIDE
All Purpose Flour _ _ - 7 lbs. 69c
15 OUNCE TIN
Zip Dog Food 2/25c
Cooking Onions 3 lbs. 29c
Frozen Strawberries _ _ _ pkg. 55c
BONUS OFFER
Bow Oval Laundry Basket
assorted colors
ONLY 99c
with $5.00 order
LUCKY DOLLAR FOOD MARKET
Phone 236-4316
Zurich