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Times Advocate, 1984-09-19, Page 18Pegs 6A Times -Advocate, September 19,1984 SUCCESSFUL Fisher (right) presents dent Dennis Regier year road school course. COMPLETION a for Zurich councillor Bob certificate to works superinten- successfully compieting a two - NOTICE TO RESIDENTS OF HAY TOWNSHIP All persons using the waste disposal site are requested to comply with the Ministry of En- vironment guidelines. Domestic waste (household) must be separated frorii wood burning products so the operator of the site can dispose by means of compaction and cover. (Only wood products can be disposed of by burning) Joan M. Ducharme, Clerk -Treasurer Township of Hay Fisher objects Zurich council convened their regular September ses- sion two hours earlier than usual in order to accom- modate a Chamber of Com- 4np�es Oo[dDD/ en 1t certainly is nice to start off the week with a sunny day. Perhaps the residents will be able to take their daily walks and sit in the sun for a few weeks longer. We welcome Mrs. Genevieve Ducharme and Mrs. Mary McLay back from the hospital, but regret that Mrs. Olive Andrew is a pa- tient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter. We appreciate the interest of the various people who have been donating materials of one sort and another for the hobby shop. Many of the ladies will be starting their quilting projects for the winter. If you have cuttings from quilt batts which you might be discarding, we could make good use of them. On Thursday morning, two of the teachers from the Huron Hope School brought three of their children to visit with residents here. 1 am sure it is good for the residents to have these children to lavish a bit of attention on, and for the children to have a change of scenery. Residents who were out visiting during the week were Mrs. Valeria Armstrong, Mrs. Ruby Hoggarth, Ray McKinnon, Loftus Denomme and Aaron Gingerich. Bingo was played on Friday evening followed by refreshments. The Sunday evening chapel service was conducted by Mr. Edgar Cudmore of Exeter. The Exeter Times -Advocate * * now carries a full line of Art Supplies Acrylic and oil paints Acrylic and oil brushes Tempera powder Artist pads Tracing paper and tracing rolls Calligraphy supplies Turpentine, Damar varnish and spray varnish Acrylic medium and spray Come in and see what we have We can special order more stock limes-Adoate •b..A,.n.6wn M...,PI PH: 235-1331 424 Main St. POWER HOUSE/EL CTRIC MOTORS i HURON ST. EAST, EXETER 235-1319 Repairs to • Corn Dryer Motors . Manure Pumps • All Types of Farm Fans . Silo Unloader Motors • Power Tools • Swimming Pool Pumps . Furnace Motors • Stable Cleaner Motors BI Montgomery NOW OPEN 8 Years Experience in Motor Repairs and Rewinding merce meeting later that evening with re-elected MP Murray Cardiff as guest speaker. Works superintendent Den- nis Regier reported comple- tion of paving on Mill Street. He was given permission to hire Reid Construction to clean out the silt and cattails in two places in the Zurich drain. The cost will be ap- proximately $850. Don Regier's truck will again be available for snow removal this winter at a ren- tal of $12 per hour. up $2 from last season. Streets, sidewalks and to government's garbage regulations ulations drains committee chairman residents to comply with new Bob Fisher presented Regier government regulations and with a certificate for sue- separate wood and burnable cessfully completing the two- material from other year T.A. Mahoney road household garbage. Fisher school course. termed the regulations Petro -Canada, Exeter (Don "stupid and ridiculous, fine Cowan) submitted the lowest for cities but not for small of four tenders to supply 7,000 rural municipalities like Hay gallons of fuel oil at .3015 per and Zurich". His resolution litre to the arena and fire hall, that a distinction be made and was awarded the between requirements for ur- contract. ban and rural landfill sites The five -acre Crich has been sent to over 500 Holdings is the only village small Ontario municipalities. property listed as part of the Fisher also raised the ques- December 4 tax sale. tion of what to do with the Hay township Reeve Lionel village's old landfill site. Wilder has asked Zurich Clerk Sharon Baker will dig � . `.`.-?sz _< ..�6;�4�5 siS�W�� ys.f-::�:ai' .3`f:�;?zs.��i•�>� out all pertinent data on the site's history to assist council in making an informed deci- sion on the matter. Accident and sickness in- surance and accumulation of sick leave will be examined at the next meeting of the finance committee. Clerk Baker was instructed The season's ice rates were to make application for a tem- set at a meeting of the recrea- porary employee under the tion, parks and community Ontario Youth Employment centre board. Prime time will Opportunity program. Both be $39 per hour, minor the PUC and works depart- athletics and figure skaters ment heads have said they 836, non -prime time 832 and could use additional summer weekdays except holidays help 819.50. • STUDENT COUNCIL — Zurich Public School has elected the 1984-85 student coun- cil. Shown are (back left) Petty Gackstetter, room 8; Jon Hendrick, president; Shelley Erb, vice-president; Mark McAdams, treasurer and (front) Steve Shantz, room 7; Jason Schilbe, room 6. Absent: Pot Haggitt, secretary. 3 FOREQUARTERS WITH WHOLE BACK 3 HINDQUARTERS WITH WHOLE BACK 3 WINGS & 2 GIBLET PACKS FRESH PARTS COUNTRY CUT CHICKEN SIDE RIBS 3.92,kg • Ib. E. DELI SPECIALS 1 I ztw COOKED 3 VARIETIES PILLERS SALAMI SCHNEIDERS JUMBO SUMMER SAUSAGE SHOPSYS POTATO & EGG OR MIXED BEAN SALAD 6.15/kg1.791b. 9.90/kg 406. 9e 90/kg4.49Ib. 3i 73/kg 1e 691b. z 1S/kg Ib. SCHNEIDERSli REGULAR STYLE BEEF r.y '��`�" VALUPLUS SCHNEIDERS HAM STEAK 175 g PKG. COOKED - WITH SAUCE STEAKETTES ,WIENERS 500 g PKG. 450 g PKG. 1/11 179 1' BRAISING BEEF SHORT RIBS 328 V // Ib. - SCHNEIDERS PASTRAMI OR CORNED BEEF BOLE IN BAGS f. 99 • COUNTRY GOLD SLICED BOLOGNA RE 375 g PKG.GULAR OR �I 49 PILLERS MINI BLACK FOREST HAM 880 99 a /kg 3tt lb.250 SCHNEIDERS SANDWICH STYLE MEAT SPREAD ROLLS 6 VARIETIES g PKG. 1.38 SCIIMEIDUS SMOKED [ PORK SAUSAGE 7i7�,k9��b NO NAME woe 011 I 1, POLISH SAUSAGE 7.Si,k9t/tb Ito NAME FRESH NOT OR STFEET ITALIAN SAUSAGE 500 g 2.99 SCNNEIOERS - 3 VARIETIES SLIM STICKS 250 g tit FRESH - PART I*CK OR /� CHICKEN LEGS J2,k914 Ib FRESH SRR CHICKEN BREASTS S.tOS,►9t,!!ro We reserve the right to limit purchases to reasonable weekly family requirements. COUNTRY APPLE & CINNAMON PILLERS SAUSAGE 375 g PKG. 2.49 COUNTRY GOLD SLICED SIDE BACON 500 g PKG. 2.79 PROD. OF ONTARIO CANADA #1 BLUE or GREEN PROD. OF ONT. CANADA #1 PROD. OF ONTARIO CAN. #1 GREEN CABBAGE CARROTS 5 Ib. BAG HEAPING 4 LITRE BASKET t0Q PROD. OF ONT. CAN. #1 #PRUNE PLUMS •NDOe% PROD. OF ONT. CAN. #1 NO NAME RAISINS I.. NATURAL SEEDLESS OR GOLDEN 500g PKG. PROD. OF ONTARIO CANADA FANCY MACINTOSH APPLES 441, 1 • 3 Ib. BAG i COOKING ONIONS PR00. OF ONT. CAN. # 1 CELERY STALKS PROD. OF ONT. CAN. #1 SWEET GREEN PEPPERS PRODUCT OF ONTARIO PEPPER SQUASH PROD. OF NEW ZEALAND LITR 4E 2, 9 KIWI FRUIT 2/89' PROD. OF SOUTH AFRICA 4 Ib BAG OUTSPAN ORANGES 3.69 ASSORTED GREEN PLANTS a POT 9.95 FLOWERING PERSIAN VIOLETS 6 POT 399 COLOURFUL GLOXINIAS 6 POT 3.99 PRODUCT OF ONTARIO FRESH BROCCOLI ag:A. 5 Ib BAG EA 1.19 69' 4/79° 2/79' PROD. OF ONT. CAN. #1 WAXED RUTABAGAS 64!/k.29 l PROD. OF ONT. CAN. FCY. 1.30/kg BARTLETT PEARS S9# MOD. OF U.S.A. CAN. #1 =,'d/kO RED TOKAY GRAPES 991¢