HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1974-09-05, Page 12THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1974
ZURICH -I CITIZENS NEWS
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SWINGING TIME for Cadet Steven Armstrong. of Zurich, as he rides the rope slide used
for crossing rivers at Ipperwash Army Cadet Camp. Steven recently was one of over 1300 boys from
across Ontario, who attended the camp this summer.
BUY NOW - PAY LATER
The old slogan was "Buy now
--pay later." Today, it's "Buy
now --save later." In reality
this is not a slogan. Nor is it a
fact. But it could be a very
good bet.
According to the fourth edit-
ion of the Canadian Consumer
Credit Factbook, the price of
consumer durable goods has so
far been the least affected by
the inflation we have been exp-
eriencing. Between 1967
and 1973, durable goods' prices
have advanced by only 8.2'o.
Compare that with the semi -
durable goods' price increase
of 16.8'o, the non -durable
goods' price change of 33.401,
and the even bigger price
change of 39.25 for consumer
services.
But those data are descript-
ive of what happened up to
1973. The question is, what
will happen in the future?
�,Ifi � guaii'
Sirloin Ste k LB�1
Gran y d Chick LB 1
5 Ib. And 10 Ib. lel'! reels LB 99
RANCH STYLE
Spare "`' ibs
CENTRE -CUT - PEAMEAL
ck
LBS
PIECE SLICED
ac®n LB $1.35 LB $1L39
SCHNEIDER'S 1 LB PACKAGE
ed H t Weiners
We reserve the right to limit quantities!
PHONE 236-4312
- ZURICH
Control warbles
"Control warbles in your
cattle now for increased prof-
its later, " recommends R. E,
Macartney, an Ontario Ministry
of Agriculture and Food live-
stock specialist. "Returns from
animals not infested by warbles
are greater because they gain
faster than affected animals, "
he explains. Successful treat-
ment can mean an extra $15
to $20 return from each calf
and yearling raised on pasture,
and $10 return for every $1
spent on the treatment of feed-
lot cattle. In addition, proces-
sors pay more for meat and
hides undamaged by warbles.
"The buzzing of warbles
laying their eggs on the hairs
of the legs and undersides of
cattle causes them to run
madly or gad, " Mr. Macartney
continues. This may reduce a
cow's milk flow as much as
2.5 pounds a day and weaning
weights maybe reduced as a
result. In addition, gadding
increases the risk of physical
injury to cattle and damage to
fences.
Systemic insecticides to
control the warble should be
applied from September to
November so the life cycle of
the crub is interrupted at the
correct time. They should
neve]. be applied from Decem-
ber to February because the grub
are in the gullet or spinal cord
then and treatment can cause
undesirable side effects.
FEED THE FAMILY AOR LESS, HERE:
11 OZ JAR
Carnation Coffee Nate
PALANDA 19 OZ
Pineapple Tidbits
12 OZ TIN
Bovril Luncheon Meat
19 OZ TIN
Tomato Juice
Bananas
$1.09
41(
7 5
2/45(
LB 19
LUCKY ;COLLAR FOOD MARKET
PHONE 236-4316 - ZURICH
"THE STORE THAT SAVES
YOU MORE" ... ON:
MEN'S - BOYS' - LADIES' - GIRLS' old BABY'S WEAR
YARD GOODS - FURNITURE - MATTRESSES - PAINT
SEWING MACHINES - SMALL APPLIANCES - !LAMPS
LOCATED ON HW Y`NO. "4
SOUTH OF CLINTON AT VANASWA
You
Kr1'r
OJ FACTRY I'UTLET
DISC ,t' U `NT PRICES ON
BRAND NAS E
SEWING
MACH : ES
WE CARRY
Universal by White, Bernina, Morse & Other
Famous Makes
Mr. Borscht, sewing machine repairman and in-
structor, will be at the Base office Friday, Sept.
6 from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Mr. Berscht has 37 years
experience. Drop in for a consultation.
No charge, our repair work carries a full year
warranty and our rates are reasonable.
RECLINER
ROCKER
VINYL OR CLOTH
COVERS
REG. 129.97 to 149.97
I_ 4111Il41 44 �7` 1 5% OFF
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SETS
104
DAVENPORT
AND MATCHING CHAIR
SPECIAL
THIS WEEK ONLY
97
SPACE
SAVERS
STUDIO COUCHES
SPECIAL
REG.
99.67
$799
STORE HO RS
MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 11 A.M. TO 9 P.M.
SATURDAY 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. - CLOSED SUNDAY