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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1978-10-05, Page 28Page 12 Citizens News, October 5, 1978 Several area young people receive awards at Clinton commencement Congratulations again to the Fairholm Dairy award October 14. Their son. John We hope to see them around Bev Cantelon of Sheridan for general proficiency in lives in Brantford. Mr. Vos, frequently, but Cathy will be College, Brampton, who was year 2, and Mary's Sewing who has had a broiler missed in U,C.W. and the presented with her Ontario Centre award in clothing. I business, shipping 25,000 Sunday School. Our best Scholarship at com hope 1 haven't missed broilers four times a year, wishes go with them to their anyone from this area. If I says he has enjoyed his new home. have, please call me and I twenty years here on the Many suppers will include it in next week's farm. His friends and neigh- g Many Varna area people news. bours wish them a happy will be eating out on Wed - New road completed retirement, and would like to nesday nights this month, The north road in Varna extend a warm welcome to with suppers at Ontario has taken on a tidy ap- the Vanderwal family. Street Clinton and Belgrave mencement exercises in pearance now that the Tony Verhoef, who lives on this week, Varna next week Clinton. Daryl Johnston won County has finished the the fourth of Stanley, has followed by Brucefield on the the Lions Club award for paving and sidewalks, and purchased Aldie Mustard's 18th and Goshen on the 25th, proficiency in technical the filling and levelling. The farm, and gets possession Varna ladies are reminded subjects and Julie Arm- sloping driveways provide the end of the month. that Mrs. Durst of strong received the music the kids with a great place to Dave and Cathy Mustard Egmondville will demon - teacher's award. Joanne develop their skateboarding moved into their new home strate flower arranging at McBride was the recipient of skills. Some pretty big kids in Brucefield on Saturday. the U.C.W. meeting tonight. Varna by Mary Chesself RENOVATIONS - ALTERATIONS • ELECTRICAL • PLUMBING • (SERVICED) LOTS TO CHOOSE FROM! RR 2 ZURICH 236-4757 have been practising. too. If gas gets too expensive to keep the Tuckersmith Telephone truck on the road, they may resort to sending Howard out on service calls .on the "board." Gravel roads would be a problem, though. If Sandy ever gets both feet on the board, he'd better not tell the church's board of stewards, in case they suggest he do his local visiting that way to cut down on mileage. Sell farm Mr. & Mrs. Henry Vos, who have sold their farm to Stan Vanderwal of the Holmesville area, are moving to their new home in Brantford on Saturday, HAY MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY ZURICH 236-4381 Farms - Homes - Cottages Elgin Hendrick Hugh Hendrick Jack Scotchmer Glenn Webb Agents Grand Bend Kipp en Bayfield Dashwood 238-261 1 262-5389 565-5270 237-3229 11$1.1511111r 411MIMMENIMMINOMMIMMINIIII• Pure Pork Sausage Frozen Utility Turkeys 6 to 8 Ib. Store Sliced Ib. $ 1.39 5 & 10lb. parcels, Ib. $1• 33 1.33 12-14Ib.av,., Ib. 95$ Cooked Ham Schneiders Red Hots Wieners lb.s1.99 1 Ib. pkg. 1 • 1 9 •Store Coupon- Schneiders Rindless Slab Bacon Save 61' lb. I Limited 3 lbs. per customer with every $ 10.00 meat order Sliced, Ib. $1 .69 YUNGBLUT'S MEAT MARKET PHONE 436-4312 ZURICH Stanley Halloween dance approaching Six members of the Recreation Committee were present for their meeting on September 27 in the township hall. You may get tickets for the Hallowe'en dance, which is on Saturday, October 28 at Hully Gully, from any committee member. Tickets are $10.00 a couple, which includes a hot lunch, and dress is optional. Have heard of some people who are quite enthused about getting into costume for this party, so it should be a fun night. The closing date for en- tries in the township crest contest has been extended to November 30. Stanley township residents of `any age may submit entries to Shirley Hill, Varna, in a sealed, clearly labelled envelope. In the fifth and final game in the men's Slo-pitch league, played on Tuesday, September 19, Dashwood edged out Varna in a very close game. Congratulations to the boys' peewee team and their coach, Bill Taylor, in winning the inter -township Microwaves on increase Microwave cooking is becoming increasingly pop- ular these days. In 1972, there were 12,000 microwave ovens in Cana- dian homes. By 1977, the numbers increased to 76,000. Recently, . Ann Thomassen, food consultant at the Food Advisory Division of Agriculture Canada directed tests on cooking chicken by microwave. Results were very encouraging for the microwave oven owners. "We compared microwave roasted chickens to those roasted in a regular oven in order to determine the roasting times needed for the two methods and the difference in eating quality," explained Thomassen. The two products proved to be very similar. "There was little or no difference in eating quality between the microwave roasted and con- ventional roasted chicken," Thomassen observed. Roasting times, however, were considerably less in the microwave oven, "It took 11 to 15 minutes on the highest power of a 700 watt microwave oven to roast a 2 pound bird. For a bird, the same size, it took about 11/4 to 11/2 hours at 325°F in a regular oven." The study concluded that chickens can be successfully roasted by microwave, at quite a savings of time without sacrificing flavor, championship trophy. The Lake Huron Zone of the Ontario Recreation Association is holding its annual conference in Goderich on October 28. Its purpose is to encourage and provide information for recreation committees and anyone who is especially interested in local recreation. Anyone who wishes to attend may call Don Brodie for more in- formation. The registration fee is paid by the 'oral committee. Golden Glimpses The trees in the bushes surrounding us are slowly taking their autumn colours but the frost has not affected our flower gardens as yet. Our series of films for the winter months will be star- ting during the middle of Oc- tober to which the public are invited. We welcome Mr. Ezra Webb to the Home. He is a former Grand Bend resi- dent. The donations of fruit and vegetables to the Home are very much appreciated. We regret that Mrs. Ger- trude Gittus is still a patient in South Huron Hospital. Euchre and shuffleboard seem to be the main attrac- tion these days for the residents. However, anyone that has any spare time to visit would be a welcome ad- dition to the day's activities. Bingo was played on Fri- day evening followed by refreshments. The Sunday evening chapel service was con- ducted by Rev. Merlin Bender of the Conservative Mennonite Church. REDI-MIX CONCRETE All Types of Concrete Work McCann Const. Ltd. DASHWOOD Phone 237-3647 (free estimates) The '79 Fords Are The Talk of the Town ...and Larry Snider would like to per- sonally thank everyone who turned out to make the new car showing such a success. If you haven't seen the great new Ford cars and trucks...Larry and the staff invite you to drop in this week and see why they're the talk of the town. Winner of the tiffany Tamp was Ron Zan- burgen, RR1 Hensall, while winning gift certificates were Mrs. Stella Mac- Donald, London, and Jim Murphy, Lucan Congratulations! SAVE NOW ON THE GREAT '79 FORDS AS WELL AS THE GOOD SELECTION OF TRADE-INS THAT HAVE ARRIVED DUE TO THE GOOD SALES RESPONSE TO THE NEW MODELS. THEY'RE ALL EXCEPTIONALLY CLEAN AND PRICED TO MAKE YOU SMILE, Remember... You Only Have 3 Days Left to Beat the Sales Tax Increase. LIMITED - EXETER 235-1640 LONDON 227-4191 "Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer"