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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1978-02-16, Page 32$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ iseffl $ • 011 ellIZE SAVINGS $$$$$$$$s$sIN ALL QUA FOOD DEPARTMENTS $$$ssssssss Page 16 February 16 Snow problems All the snow falling on Southwestern Ontario this winter has created a poten- tial electrical hazard. "Large snowfalls and high drifts have combined to reduce the clearances between electrical wires and the ground, so people can reach them more readily," says E.G. Bain- bridge, manager of Ontario Hydro's Western Region. Mr. Bainbridge warned that snowdrifts have piled along fences at transformer stations and under transmis- sion lines, making dangerous high voltage equipment accessible, es- pecially to adventurous children. "I've asked our seven area offices in Western Region to be on the 'lookout for these hazards and arrange, as soon as possible, to clear snow away from the transformer stations," he said. - Hydro urged customers to avoid transmission lines and other installations and to call the nearest hydro or local utility office when one of these hazardous situations is noted. "Snowmobilers and skiers should also be very careful," added Mr. Bain- bridge. Helps people The Honourable Barney Danson announced today that the Government has ap- proved the continuation of the Katimavik youth program for one more year. This will allow for an in- crease to approximately 1200 young volunteers from 1000 enrolled during the first year. Mr. Danson said the program has already provid- ed the opportunity for young Canadians to work and assist in 30 communities across Canada. - The Katimavik program assigns groups of young peo- ple to host communities where they help in major projects as well as provide volunteer services for the elderly, handicapped, or for those who are under- priviledged. The participants spend nine months in Katimavik .th food and lodging During this time thee an allowance of one doll a,,day and at the conelusio>;t their service they receive ai4onorarium of $1,000. Projects currently being undertaken include restora- tion of historic structures, building and refurnishing of recreation facilities, en- vironmental clean up pro- jects, park and reforestation projects. For The Best In * PARTS * ACCESSORIES * SERVICE * RENTALS ifs Fresh Pork Kellogg's Corn Flakes 675r. g 884 Store Sliced COOKED HAM Ib.$198 Utility Grade YOUNG TURKEYS 14 lbs and up ib 88' BOILING FOWL ib 48° Rindless Schneiders BACON lb. $ 1.58 Bluewater FISH&CHIPS 978 Fresh PorkSIDE RIBS lb $1se 32 oz. family pack Bye -the -Sea - Chunk Light Tuna Mother Parker's 9.25oz. 5125 Hot Chocolate 10-1 oz. pkgs. Mother Parker's Economy Pkg. Tea Bags 100,s Kleenex Facial Tissues 200's 24 oz. Palmolive for Dishes Liquid Detergent 98' $1" 55' 98' Weston's Bake & Serve Bread plain or cinnamon 16 oz. 58` Lemon Jelly Roll 75' Weston's 12 oz. Hot Cross Buns 6's 68' Bar Soap Zest All Varieties 3 bath bars deal pkg. $12' Hostess Chips 89' FROZEN Laura Secord Ice Cream, McCains Sweet Peas Kent Orange Juice 12oz.58' Silverwood's 2%Bag Milk 3 1 .39 EVERYDAY LOW PRICES Canada No 1 * Weston's Mealtime, white sliced $ 1 Butter Ib. 1.29 Bread 24 oz. 3/ 1.1 9 Homo or Skimmed 3 qts. Fresh Pork VALUABLE COUPON COUNTRY STYLE RIBS -3 to 5 Ib. avg., Ib. Limit 1 per family with coupon and $12 order excluding cigarettes, tobacco and coupon item. Expires Feb. 21 Ib. -PRODUCE no on emm m on m m m m on no m m em em emmlm m mm W m m e m m Rid in m e m m m no an m we e e lRA.m m m m m e mm mmmmmmm m e m em m mm Prices Effective Feb. 15 to Feb. 21 STORE HOURS Mon. to Thurs. Friday Sat. 8-6 8-9 8-6 SENIOR CITIZENS WEE* GOOD ON TUESOAtt to ANr rEA$ON OS Vtlas OE AO/ Olt OLDER UPON NOREEN&TIOH OE TOME GOVERNMENT HEALTH & WBPARE IDENTITV CARD SAVE 6%® CASH DISCOUNT ON YOU" PURCHASE ON ANY TUENFAY Excluding Cigarettes and Quarters of Beef Canada Fancy Grade Canada No. 1 MacINTOSH APPLES CARROTS 3 lbs. 880 Canada No. 1 2 lb. bag 38t U.S. No. 1 RUTABAGAS CHERRY TOMATOES Ib. --1 O' pint box 584 WO MORE REASONS TO SHOP AT .„.TENDER 5101. 238-2512 GRAND BEND BABY BONUS AE MG TENOROOEESEOT' AND ALLOWANCE CEI[oUE SAYE 6% ON YOUR PURCHASE ONIY OFFER 0000 ANYTIME Excluding Cigarette', and. Quarters of Beef