HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1975-01-16, Page 12THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1975
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It looks like the January thaw
is over and we are back into
what seems to be normal Jan-
uary weather. Most people are
glad to see a bit of snow to
make everything look clean
again.
This has been a very quiet
week, which is typical of Jan-
uary.
Monday evening films were
enjoyed followed by refresh-
ments. We would like to take
this opportunity to thank Mrs.
Katherine Prevett of Goderich
again for deliverying the films
to us each week -end when she
visits her mother here, also
John Corriveau for picking
them up on his way through
from Goderich and returning
them back to Huron County
Library.
Our residents have started
back on their busy routine in
the hobby shop trying to fill
up the shelves left vacant
after the busy Christmas rush.
If anyone has articles they
think might be of use in the
craft room, they would be
very much appreciated.
On Friday afternoon we were
pleased to have Miss Lily Greb,
DELHI
TOWERS
Antenna & Rotors
Installed, sold & repaired
Harold Elliott
262-2829 HENSALL
of Exeter drop in to visit and
provide the residents with some
pleasant accordian music. We
invite anyone to feel free to
drop in and help brighten up
the long winter days for the
residents.
On Friday evening, bingo
was enjoyed as usual.
The Sunday evening chapel
service was conducted by Rev.
Frank Morgret of the Dashwood
Lutheran Church. Miss Helen
Nadiger presided at the organ
and led in the singing.
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rumbling noises from responsible
people like President Ford and
secretary of state Kissinger to
the effect that they do not rule
out American military inter-
vention in the Middle East
should the oil crisis fail to res-
olve itself.
We have been fortunate for
25 years. Our economic growth
has been almost too much to
hope for and, in spite of what
everybody said during times of
prosperity, we have not yet
advanced the state of the art •
of economics so that we are able
to avoid recessions, big or
small. My only hope for the
next 25 years, in which I plan
to continue reporting, is that
the relatively major recession
which the world is experiencing
now will not cause some of the
world leaders to act unwisely.
It will take cool heads all
around.
JANUARY
SPECIAL
10°6 OFF
Electrohome
Floor Model
Humidifiers
ALSO AVAILABLE
Hydro Parkas SPECIAL $15.95
Hensall District
Co -Operative
BRUCEFIELD HENSALL
ZURICH
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
PAGE 13
The Stanley Township Council for 1975-76 Diet for the first time last Monday in Varna. Left
to right seated are Mel Graham, Clerk -treasurer; Anson McKinley, Reeve, Tom Consitt, Deputy -
Reeve., and Rev. Taylor. Back row left to right are councillors Paul Steckle, Don Brodie, and
Don McGregor.
BUTT
Pork Chops LB 88'
DANNY'S HOME-MADE
Sausage
LB 88;
FAMILY PACK PARTS
Boiling Fowl LB 48c
CANADA PACKERS BY -THE -PIECE
Bologna LB 48c
FRESH GRADE "A" 2 1/2 to 3 1/2 LB AVERAGE
FryingChicken
FAMILY PACK COUNTRY STYLE
Fryer Parts
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SUPER SPECIALS- January 20, 21, 22
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Margarine 1.885
NESTLE' 2 LB BONUS PACK
, Quick 2L 6OZ1. 68''
TIN 0
GROUND 3 LBS & OVER
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ONTARIO NO 1 SAND
Potatoes
20 LB BAG 8S
FLORIDA
Celery Stalks
24's 39 4 EA
Chuck LB 88ti Cooking Onions
CANADA NO 1
CANADA NO 1
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KING SIZE
Oxydol '2.48
ESSEX LOAF 14 OZ TIN
Corn Beef 98`
HEINZ 20 OZ
Ketchup 68c
VAN CAMP 28 OZ
Pork& Beans 63c
GATTUSO MACARONI 2 LB BAG
Spaghetti 68c
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With every purchase of $10 or more, fill
in this coupon and drop it into our store.
DRAW FOR $25 MERCHANDISE.
(Name), �.
(Address)\\UNAN.A, .V\A %With 4.fA
Last week's winner - Mrs.
CHOCOLATE CHIP PEANUT BUTTER CHIP 2 LB ROYAL JELLY
Dare's Cookies $1.78 Powders
Joe Regier, R. R.2, Zurich
3 OZ
6/88'
Open Monday tb Thursday - 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday, 8 to 9 p.m,; Saturday, 8 to 7 p.rn.
THE TENDER SPOT
PHONE 238-2512 GRAND BEND
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