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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1978-11-16, Page 8Page 6 Citizens News, November 16, 1978 McCann Const. Ltd. Pre -Cast Concrete * Steps and Porches . Ornamental Railings DASHWOOD, ONT. Your Authorized Dealer DIAL 237-3647 BAYFIELD ARENA CONSTRUCTION CONTINUES -- Work on the new Bayfield Community Centre continues with a mid-January completion date set. Construction on the $390,000 struc- ture was begun in September. To date of $42,000 has been raised Iocaally for the building.Staff photo Discuss citizenship at WI Citizenship and World Af- fairs was the theme of the November meeting of the JAMAICA 1 Featuring Waikiki plus Kauai and Maui Feb. 21—Mar. 8 $899.90 Canadian TWIN SHARING SPECIAL BONUS Free night in Toronto PRIOR TO DEPARTURE Aloha! To each Kane and Wahine be Wiki Wiki and Akamai and reserve now before it is too fate — Mahal°, TRAVEL 1S OUR BUSINESS Would you shop at butchers that could only supply ground beef? Would you shop at the hardware store that hod hammers and no nails? Would you shop at the ladies wear store that didn't sell the foundation? The foundation of any Travel Agency is that agents ability to assist the travelling public with all types of travel, Exeter Travel Centre is a full ser- vice travel agency, able and will- ing to provide for the businessman or woman or the vacationing man and woman. We do sell packages after a11, that requires no skill, we also provide all the other travel ser- vices. Try us, our services are free and prices, by law, quite com- petative. No question about it!! CLUB GUAVA CHATHAM (BEACH HOTEL MONTEGO BAY JAMAICA Two Special Departures January 15 1979 One Week $469.00* February 19 1979 One Week $519.00* INCLUDED IN PRICE *RETURN AIR FARE FROM TORONTO *TRANSFERS AT MONTEGO BAY *SEVEN NIGHTS ACCOMMODATION *SEVEN BUFFET BREAKFASTS *SEVEN DINNERS WITH WINE PLUS MANY EXTRAS BONUS *HOTEL ACCOM- MODATION NEAR TORONTO AIRPORT FOR THE NIGHT BEFORE YOU LEAVE FOR JAMAICA ONLY $15.00 PER COUPLE Space is Limited Book Early TICKETS ON HAND FOR Air Canada, CP Air, American and Eastern. Reservations for all major carriers. REPRESENTATIVE FOR * SUNQUEST, * HOLIDAY HOUSE, * CLUB MED, * ELAN HOLIDAYS, * HANOVER HOLIDAYS, * CLUB GUAVA, * WARDAIR, * SUNFLIGHT, * SKYLARK, * TREASURE TOURS, * UNITOURS, * STRAND HOLIDAYS, * CAROUSEL, EXETER TRAVEL CENTRE P.O. BOX850 MAIN ST. EXETER PHONE 235-0571 Zurich Women's Institute held Monday. The members of the committee in charge were Mrs. M. McKinnon, Mrs. A. Merner, Mrs. E. Regier and Mrs. N. Koehler. Mrs. M. McKinnon was chairlady. The meeting opened with singing the Institute Ode and repeating the Mary Stewart Collect. Faith of our Fathers was sung by the Institute with Mrs. Wm. Ferguson at the piano. In keeping with Remem- brance Day Mrs. E. Regier read a thought filled paper entitled Free Soldier. Mrs. Wm. Ferguson played two piano selections popular at the time the men were at war. Mrs. McKinnon presented a paper on Citizenship and World Affairs. In it she told of the responsibilities of a citizen and how their at- titudes towards these responsibilities can even- tually effect world con- ditions. On World Affairs we have only to read our daily papers. She stressed the link between citizenship and World Affairs. A poem "Old Friends" was read by Mrs. W. Neeb. Mrs. H. Hohner, vice president, presided over the business portion of the meeting during which a donation was made to the Family and Children Ser- vice. Christmas gifts are to be exchanged at the Christmas party in December, are all to be home made which in- cludes sewing, baking, hand work, preserves etc. Mrs. H. Hohner reported on the County Rally held in Londesboro, October 2 presenting valuable infor- mation to the branch. Highlights and more infor- mation was given to the group from the area conven- tion held November 1 and 2, by Mrs. W, Neeb and Mrs. M. Doerr. Miscellaneous Rumblings — Continued from Page 4 the period from 1975 to 1978 by the anti-inflation board concluded "that for the major Canadian food processors and retailers, overall- net profit margins measured by percent return on sales has varied little from historic norms during the recent upsurge in food prices." The study found Canadians have changed their food purchase patterns and that there have been three separate influences which have contributed to the rise in food prices. The deterioration of the Canadian dollar has caus- ed imported food prices to rise 15 percent since 1976, not allowing for the normal price fluctuations. The rise in beef prices is another factor the study says which has caused food prices to rise. The final factor has been adverse weather con- ditions outside of the country with much harm being done to the citrus fruits in the USA and the coffee crop in Brazil. Canadians have purchased other goods in place of the higher priced items which could mean the food price increase has not affected shoppers as much as the Consumer Price Index would indicate. Canadians should be thankful that our food prices are still among the cheapest in the world. 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