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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1974-06-13, Page 9THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 19'74 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS PAGE 9 Ten mill increase (continued from page 1) It was decided at the same meeting to inform the Ontario Housing Corporation that the village would like them to proceed with construction of senior citizens housing units on the original site picked, as previously planned. Council also is asking for a meeting with the OHC management as soon as possible. A request was received by the council from Mrs. Bernys Finkbeiner asking for permiss- ion to erect a fence around her property adjacent to the Zurich Community Centre grounds. Council agreed with the req- uest and further offered to cont- ribute 50 percent of the costs involved. Building permits were issued as follows; Dr. Grant Lee, $42, 000; Mrs. Beatrice Rader, $1, 000; Paul Ducharme, $550; Dave Stark, $500. An application for a building permit from Jacob Deichert to erect a verandah on the front of his home was turned down, since council felt the addition would be closer than the 25 - foot limit to the street line. Also turned down was an appl- ication from Elmer Oesch to build a storage shed on his prop- erty. 0 Will check fees Grand Bend council is checking into the possibility of raising the fee for transient traders after receiving a suggestion from a village merchant. In a letter council, Angelo Maruca, owner and operator of Angelo's Pizza said the transient trader fee should be raised to $1,000. A fee of $200 now in effect is charged all operators who do not own the property from which they carry on business. Maruca said a lot of operators come into Grand Bend "for only a short time, make a quick dollar and leave bad situations." s� Filer's Lutheran Chnreh Etsw, A. C. Blackwell, .d.A4 LD. Paster SUNDAY, JUNE 16 10.00 a.m. - Worship Service 10 45 a.m.-Sun Church School ivierose Wake.. Thafted Church ZURICH REV.. BRUCE GUY, I3'. A SUPPLY MINISTER .Mn Milton Ossah, prpsnist SUNDAY, JUNE 16 Memorial Service at 2;30 p. m. The Rev. C.B Heckendorn, B.A., B, D, will be the speaker Music by the Old Tyme Choir (Choir Practice at 1;45 for Old Tyme Choir) Following the church service prayers and benediction will be at the Cemetery, Bronson Line. (Our regular morning service and Sunday School is withdrawn for this Sunday, only.) EVEWYONE MIS Golden Glimpses 0 • 0 The weeks are slipping by and soon we will be into mid- summer. As I mentioned last week, next week will be Sen- ior Citizens' Week and we are looking forward to a number of activities planned for the resid- ents. The hot humid weather we have been having is rather dep- ressing for our older citizens. We regret that Mrs. Gertrude Harris and Mr. Henry Flaxbard are patients at present in South Huron Hospital, also that Mrs. Arthur Brisson, president of the Ladies Auxiliary, has also been confined to hospital. 4-H conference During the week of June 16 to 22, over ninety 4-11 memb- ers from all parts of Ontario will be participating in the Provincial 4-H Leadership Con- ference held ath L., t e University of,uel h C p. Attending from the County of Huron will be: Cathy Malcolm, Seaforth, (Seaforth 4-11 Horse and Pony Club) Brian Oldfield, R.R.4, Seaforth, (Seaforth 4-H Calf Club) Jim Fairies, R.R.1, Gor- rie, (Hawick 4-H Dairy Calf Club) George Thompson, R. R, 2, Clinton, (Central Huron 4-H Snowmobile Club) The objective of 4-H is the personal development of young people. This Conference is part- icularly designed to help dele- gates develop their leadership potential through participation in leadership seminars, social recreation and program planning workshops, and daily program committees for the duration of the week. .C.Alratich.intsuieulto CLAYTON KUEPFEI2, PASTOR SUNDAY, JUNE 16 9:15 a.m. -Worship Service 10:45 a.m.-Sun. Church School MEDITATION: - Give me quiet moments, Lord In this mad pace we keep. Give me time for silent thoughts With the man of Galilee When the busy day is through NvIERTONE. all ar .. ATdYllt enenite Mara mutual Brom Parrot SUNDAY, JUNE 16 10 a.m.- Sunday School 11 a, rn. - Worship Service 8 p.m.- Sun Evening Service "Peace is not the absence of conflict, but the presence of God." We invite you to worship with ul On Wednesday afternoon, the Ladies Auxiliary held their annual picnic for the residents. Bingo was played during the afternoon followed by a delic- ious picnic supper which includ- ed all the goodies usually found at a picnic. On Thursday afternoon the members of the Senior Theatre Arts Group, of South Huron High School presented a prog- ram for the residents which was very much appreciated. A bus load of residents enjoy- ed a bus trip to Seaford], Clint- on, Bayfield and back home on Friday afternoon. Bingo was enjoyed on Fri- day evening followed by refresh• ments. The Sunday evening chapel service was conducted by Rev. Bruce Guy of Zurich and Dash- wood United Churches. Letter to Editor Zurich Citizens News, Zurich, Ontario. Dear Editor; The Huron historic Jail Board is busy preparing for its first season. Part of this preparation incl- udes putting together a display of the works of the former Goderich photographer, Mr. R. Sa llows. If any reader happens to have any of Mr. Sallow's photos in his possession we would apprec- iate it very much if they would allow one of our members to come to their home to photo- graph their original in order that a copy can be used in this display. Kindly phone me at 524-9924 or write to me at the address below if you can help --it will be greatly appreciated. Yours truly, Joan VandenBroeck, 175 Wellington St., S. Goderich, Ontario, DOMINION HOTEL 1U? JU 2L Y 1'RF'111;'N'1':: ZURICH Mozart's Melody Makers SATURD'<Y, JUNE 15 / FATHERS DAY FOOD BARGAINS! EVAPORATED 16 OZ TINS Carnation Milk 2/570 KADANA 100's Tea Bags 690 ESSEX 1 1/2 LB Canned Hams $2.49 12 OZ JAR Bick's Relishes 3/$1 DUNCAN 1IINES 19 OZ Cake Mixes 590 (CRAFT 16 OZ Cheez Whiz $L09 NON -RETURNABLE 26 OZ Seven Up 32+ ALL CANS CASE Canada Dry 6/95u $3®79 Chiquita U.S, NO. 1 New Potatoes 10 LB $1.69 BAG Bananas U.S. NO 1 Head Lettuce 39 EA 213 33t NO 1 75 LB BAG Ont. Potatoes $7.99 (Limited supply - call early) OUR OWN 4 OZ SIZE PURE BEEF PATTIES READY -TO -EAT WI-IOLE or HALF Sugar Plum Ham LE 99 READY -TO -EAT SMOKED Picnic Ham LB 69 LEAN BONELESS MIAMI Oven Roasts LB $1.49 SWEET PICKLED Cottage Rolls L13 89 12 L13 BOX 99` LB S 11.49 SUPER VALUE VAC PAK Rindless Bacon LB 694 LEAN 3 LBS & OVER Minced Beef LB 894 MAPLE LEAF Weiners LB 794 BONELESS TIP Sirloin Steak LB $1®69 WI MOW 911E MOT TO LINOTIOVASFITOI. THE TENDER SPOT PHONE 238-2512 — GRAND BENT?