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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1972-12-07, Page 14PAGE 14 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS CONTROL OF MANGE. Swine producers should be on the lookout for outbreaks of mange in their pigs, says J.G. Norrish, swine specialist with the Ontario Ministry of Agric- ulture and Food. The common kind of mange found in Canadian pigs is caus- ed by a mite that burrows in under the skin. The burrowing action irritates the pig, and an infected animal will rub against anythi}tg to get relief. Heavily infected pigs can severely damage pea partitions by rubbing and scratching. The pig's skin will become red and scaly. In severe cases, the skin becomes crusty and will sometimes crack and bleed. Infection occurs on the legs, in the ears and along the sides and back of the animal. Most conventional herds will have some degree of infection. Mild infections are not too much to worry about, says Mr. Norrish, EPO On Sunday at 6.30 p. m. a car driven by John Webster, Exeter, skidded out of control on High- way 83 west of Exeter, The car struck a tree. Total damage was estimated at $500. by Constable Ed Wilcox. On Monday, at 11.50 a.m, cars driven by Jack Richards, and Mary Koricina, both from Lucan collided on Highway 4, at the junction of the Mount Carmel Road. One car was pass- ing and the other car was turning left. Total damage was estim- ated at $700. by Constable Bob Whiteford. On Friday at 8.40 a.m., DANCE THIS SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9 TO THE MUSIC OF THE COUNTRY BOYS from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at HULLY GULLY R.R. 1 VARNA PHONE 262-5809 BUFFET LUNCH REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE This Christmas Give the get from ainton's IT COSTS SO LITTLE MORE TO GIVE A GIFT WITH THAT SPECIAL QUALITY ONLY BAINTON'S OFFER. ii cars driven by Brian Sanders, Exeter, and Suzanne Brooks, London, collided on Highway 4, at the junction of the Kirkton Road. Total damage was estim- ated at $1, 000. by Constable Bill Lewis, A barn owned by Gerald Schenk, of Crediton was dest- royed by Fire this week. Farm machinery and hay inside the barn, valued at $20, 000. was lost. Children playing with matches caused the fire. Three thefts are being invest - Cooking and entertaining take time, but you can prepare for the busy Christmas season now, say food specialists at the Ontario Food Council, Ministry of Agriculture and Food. They suggest making and freezing pastry ahead of time, ready to use when you need it. There are two ways to do this: blend the pastry and shape into balls or roll out dough and place in pie plate, then store in freezer. Make the balls of dough the size you will require, wrap individually in plastic film, put in a plastic bag, label and date. When ready to use, take the number of pastry balls required from the freezer, thaw, then roll, shape and bake, If you prefer, roll and shape the pastry immediately after blending. ladies' men's garments garments Suedes and feathers Fur trims -all lengths All season coats with zip -in linings For sports wear Jean jackets Pant suitc Mohair Th rows 45ft by 901! Special for Christmas. — Fur trimmed — Shearling coats — Full length dress coats — Car coats, sports jackets — Windbreakers — Leather vests and shearling vests • Blankets Made from specially selected lambrs wool— OUR OWN PRODUCT— all sizes and 12 shades to choose from. Christmas One of our most luxurious coats of Gold Cabretta with a Lynx Collar in Dior Length. 0 Factory Outlet i n Blyth Special For Children Genuine leather MITTS and GLOVES $1.15 ,� 5 Factory Outlet priced from Leather Mitts and Gloves In Baintonrs Old Mill in Blyth, you will find the largest stock available anywuere in Canada. All are made by the best craftsmen from our own specially selected leathers. Take advantage of this selection and buy at Factory Outlet prices. SINCE 1894 D Ofd ttr FACTORY OU?UT WOOL LEATHER PRODUCTS t,, OPEN 9-6 Monday thru Thursday 9-9 Friday and Saturday 1:00 -6 p. m. on Sunday. THURSDAY, DECEMBER '7, 1972 igated this week. Parts from a snow vehicle were stolen from a snow vehicle parked in Hen- sall. A spare tire and rim was taken from a truck owned by Ed House, Huron Park. The truck was parked at his residenc( Over $200. worth of tape rec- ordings were taken from a car owned by Ron Harvey, Huron Park. The car was also parked at his residence. Area property owners are ag- ain being plagued by trespassers who unlawfully drive their snow vehicles on private prop- erty without permission or con- sent of the owner. Operators of snow vehicles who continue this unlawful habit will find themselves in court for offences of the Petty Trespass Act. DASHWOOD Phone 237-3381 or 237-3422 Bayview TOURIST TAVERN ( on Highway 21 - between St. Joseph & Grand Bend) WE ARE NOW TAKING RESERVATIONS For Christmas Parties We will make all arrangements! CALL MRS. BECHARD 236-4850 FULLY LICENCED UNDER THE L.L.B.O. wesa NVM to High Food Prices! Roasted Coffee RED ROSE NIBLETS Whole Kernel Corn 12 OZ Lamp Bulbs WESTINGHOUSE 40, 60, Sunlight Liquid Mushrooms WHOLE or PIECES 24 O2 PLAST WELCH'S 12 OZ Grape Jelly Or Jam Evaporated Milk CARNATION Potato Chips SHIRRIFF'S MOUNT ROYAL 10 OZ Mandarin Oranges Foil Wrap ALCAN 18" WIDE Jell® Powders ANY FLAVOUR Crown Tea Bags loo's Peaches 14 OZ TIN 6 OZ GREEN or RED Maraschino Cherries 1. 99h 2/53i 1002/394 IC 16 OZ Mincemeat MAPLE LEAF 28 OZ TIN Dill Pickles 24 OZ JAR Navel Oranges NEW CROP SUNKIST CHRISTMAS DRAW 1 ST DRAW - 100 Lbs. Sugar 2ND DRAW - 50 Lbs. Sugar 3 RD DRAW - 25 Lb. Bag of Flour Ticket with every $1.00 Purchase 49C 43G 38� 21� 59c 2/45 69C 2/251 7(4 294 39c 79C 49G 5(4 Open all day Wednesday --from now 'till Christmas. Open nightly from December 18 to 23. LUCKY DOLLAR FOOD MARKET Phone 236-4316 Zurich