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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS,
BUILDING WORKSHOP AT GRAND BEND - James R. Hogg, the proprietor of the St. Joseph B. P.
Service, is building a large workshop for his aeroplane repair service, at the former Grand Bend
airport. When completed he will have room for a couple of small aircraft inside the building at one
time. The top photo shows the building which is now almost completed, while in the lower photo
the proprietor is shown with one of the many aircraft which are brought to him for service. Before
moving to St. Joseph. Mr. Hogg was an aircraft engine mechanic with Found Bors., at Grand Bend,
and since the firm went out of business he has been operating his repair service along with the
service station on the Bluewater Highway.
CROP IMPROVEMENT MEETING
The more than 175 persons
attending Thursday's annual
meeting of the Huron County Soil
and Crop Improvement
Association at Saltford were
cautioned to he careful in
financing of their farm
operations.
Former Huron Agricultural
representative Doug Miles said
"we Piave to get back to basic
information on financing. In
making any investment we have
to ask ourselves, is it going to be
ZURICH MINOR ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
CHRISTMAS
BALL
Zurich
Community
Centre
8:30 P.M.
Sat , December 1
Food
MUSIC BY THE BLUETONES
Tickets: $3e 00 Refreshments
Admission by advance ticket only
Tickets now available from any member' of the
Zurich Minor Athletic Association
profitable? and can we afford
it?"
Remove Prem
More than 500 cans of Prem,
believed to be a potential
health hazard due to under-
processing, have been remov-
ed from the shelves of retail
stores across Huron County,
chief public health inspector
William Empey said last Fri-
day.
"It's just a matter now for
housewives to return any cans
they might have in their pant-
ries to retailers, " he said.
A public warning that cans
of Prem bearing serial numbers
E152 to E246 inclusive might
be dangerous has been circulat-
ed throughout the county at the
request of the medical officer
of health, Dr. Frank Mills.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1971
Mr. Empey said the county
health department was notified
by the provincial food and drug
directorate that cans of Prem,
manufactured by Swift Canadian
Company Ltd., were potentially
hazardous.
The county's three health
inspectors contacted retailers
throughout the area, and by last
Wednesday had removed all
available cans from grocers'
stocks.
The exact amount of Prem
sold by stores in the county is
not known, he said, but estim-
ated it could be in the area
of three cases or 72 cans.
He said it is the type of prod-
uct a housewife often stores
away in cupboards for a long
time before using it.
Zurich Minor Athletic Association
TEEN DANCE
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10
9 - 12
ZURICH COMMUNITY CENTRE
Music by
"RAIN"
London Recording Artists
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COMING
TO THE
Zurich Community Centre
SAT DAY, DECEMBER 11
2 P.M.
I' EE MOVIES AND TREATS FOR THE KIDS!
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