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Times Advocate, 1984-10-17, Page 16SUPER SPECIAL 1 Page 4A Times -Advocate, October 17,1984 Zurich resolution endorsed by 60 councils Clerk Sharon Baker inform- ed the regular .October meeting of Zurich council that 68 replies have been received to the resolution originating with Zurich requesting an ex- emption for small municipalities from some of the provincial government's requirements for en- vironmental studies on land- fill sites. Sixty endorsed the Zurich resolution. Works superintendent Den- nis Regier said the Zurich drain had been cleaned, and Reeve Isidore LaPorte com- mented "the drain now looks so beautiful 1 almost hit the ditch three times while ad- miring it". Arena manager Jerry Rader said the arena ice would be ready by the weekend. He thought all leaks had been stopped with the repairing of 16 pipes. He has queried ether arena managers about the best water conditioning system, and as a result recommended a London firm whose 1300 machine and T00 two-year supply of chemicals would double the life of a new condensor. Rader said bookings for ice rental were gang well, and more people were using the community centre for post - funeral gatherings since the reasonable rates had been UCW RALLY - Among those attending the South Huron regional rally in Zurich were (back left) Marion Dougall, Exeter; Mabel Hern, Zion; Eloise Eagleson, Greenway; Rev. Barbara Laing, Minister of Zurich and Dashwood charges; Donna Greb, South Huron regional president, Marjorie Johns, Elimville and (front) Maida Gaiser, Dashwood; Elizabeth Norris, Grand Bend, June Blair, Centralia, guest speaker Gwyn Whilsmith; Florence Mur- ray, Zurich and Muriel Coultes, Belgrave, Huron Perth Presbyterial president. is Mrs. Carfni Swr • Phone; 216-4702 Regional rally in Zurich The twenty-third meeting of South Huron Regional w,es held in the Zurich United Church on Thursday, October 11, Mrs. Donna Greb presiding. The theme for the meeting was Launchout with love into the world. Registration was followed by a sing -a -long lead by Rev. Barbara Laing and Mrs. Ken McCrae at the piano. Mrs. Donna Greb welcom- ed everyone, hoped they would have a pleasant and rewarding evening, and lead in responsive reading and prayer. Mrs. Flo Murray, president of Zurich UCW welcomed all. Mrs. Ross Johnston was ap- pointed Secretary for the meeting. . The Roll Call was answered by 122 members all branches were represented. The Elim- ville UCW donated the name tags. Mrs. Muriel Coultes, Huron Perth President brought greetings asking all presidents to send in their reports by December 15th. She reminded all of the an- nual meeting at Wingham on January the 28 and thanked all officers and helpers. Leila Finkbeiner, Literature Secretary presented a fine selection of books for all study groups, to assist in worship and programming. The guest speaker was in- troduced by Mrs. Gerald !fern of Zion West. Mrs. Gwyn Whilsmith gave us a very in- teresting and informative talk on the world trip she and her friend Elizabeth Moore en- joyed. taking them to Japan. China. India and Rome. They gained information and evidence of sharing the Gospel around the world Christianity had doubled since 1950 Visiting St. Johns Cathedral was a wonderful feeling of peace and serenity They found India was a most fabulous eleven days, visiting with missionaries. Brig. Dolly Pages was a pleasure to visit and see her great work. Also Dr. John Graham who started schools for children from the slums of Calcutta. In Rome there was evidence of communism tak- ing over. They all need our prayers. Gwyn was thanked on behalf of all present by Mrs. Jack Eagleson of Greenway. Mrs. Lloyd Cooper of Kip - pen gave courtesy remarks. The offering will be sent to the Dr. John Graham Schools. Mrs. Whilsmith thanked the Regional for the donation. An offer by Mrs. Maida Gaiser to host the 1985 Regional meeting at the Dashwood United Church was accepted by Donna Greb. Ladies from Exeter and Thames Road presented two skits, Christian Women in the Catacombs, with song and prayers and Making a Scrip- ture Cake. Ingredients were taken from the food mention- ed in several scriptures from the Bible. Mrs. Harry Dougall invited all who wished to attend their meeting on October 22 to meet and hear their guest speaker Helen Burkholder. Rev. Barbara Laing gave thanks and prayer. MI were invited to the church parlour. where a dainty lunch was served. Golden Agers Zurich Golden Agers met Wednesday, October 10 with 22 in attendance. 0' Canada was sung with Gertie Fleischauer as pianist, follow - Pd by the Lord's Prayer. Secretary's report was given by Verda Baechler, treasurer's report by Eileen Consitt. President Gen Doyle con- ducted the business and ad- vised of up -coming trips. On November 3 Liberace at the O'Keefe Centre in Toronto and Niagara Falls in December to see Christmas lights. Anyone interested please call Gen Doyle 236-4088. Edith Hohner read a poem the Origin of Thanksgiving Day. another poem I meant to. Annie Finkbeiner followed with the poem The World is Mine which was enjoyed by all. llappy Birthday was sung for Edith Hohner, Myrtle Reitz, Yvonne Creces and Alex Nogg. A delicious lunch was served. Euchre and Solo games followed, ending an en- joyable evening. Newcomers Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Meidinger recently moved into the Frederick St. Apartments 'while son Wayne Meidinger, Denise and children took up residence in their home on Walnut St. Filter Queen "IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA" 482-7103 1 PUBLIC MEETING CONCERNING A PRO- POSED OFFICIAL PLAN AMENDMENT AFFECTING HAY TOWNSHIP TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the County of Huron will hold a public meeting on Monday, November 19, 1984 at 9:00 p.m. in the Hay Township Municipal Office, in Zurich to consider a proposed official plan amendment under Section 17 of the Planning Act. The proposed official plan amendment would add a policy to the Land Division Policies for those areas designated "Recreotion". The policy would state that con- sents may be granted when a residence has been used on a full-time basis prior to the adoption of this amendment and subject to oll other policies governing con- sents in the Recreotion designation. ANY PERSON may attend the public meeting and, or make written or verbal representation either in support of or en opposition to the proposed official plan amendment. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION relating to the proposed official plan amendment is available for inspection at the Huron County Department of Planning and Develop- ment. Court House, Goderich, between 8:30 o.m. and 4:30 p.m. and at the Township Municipal Office in Zurich during regular office hours. GATED AT THE TOWN OF GODERICH THIS 17th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1984 Clerk, County of Huron Court House, The Square, Goderich, Ontario Telephone: 524-8394 (Clerk) 524-2188 (Planning) f advertised. A letter will be sent to the Zurich minor athletic Association thanking them for their =2,000 donation to cover the cost of fixing the floor in the community centre balcony. After discussing Councillor Bob Fisher's proposal for a "simple property standards bylaw" to persuade people to keep weeds under control, council decided that remedy might create more problems than it solved. The worst of- fenders will be sent polite let- ters in the spring asking for their cooperation. Councillor Keith Westlake brought to council's attention the dangers inherent in a bus that is unloading secondary school students on Main Street. A letter will be sent to both the bus company and the Huron board of education ask- ing the driver to use Edward Street instead of the busy intersection. The Zurich and area fire board decided at a recent meeting to go back to the terms of the original agree- ment drawn up in 1976 and once again base the percen- tages paid by Zurich, Stanley and Hay on the previous year's assessment. Over the years Hay's tax base has grown, and Zurich's has shrunk. For 1984, Hay will pay 53 percent of the fire board budget, Stanley 24 and Zurich 23. The percentage will be automatically adjusted each year. Fisher expressed disap- pointment with the low tur- nout for Septemberfest. Although up to 500 were ex- pected, only 200 attended. "If we don't get support we'll have to stop working our butts off and pill it on people's taxes", Fisher remarked. The German band has been rehired for another try next year. Zurich endorsed a resolu- tion from Downie township asking that the ring-necked gull be taken off the protected species list. The property and finance committee, which met on Oc- tober 9, decided to approach Gerard Masse and Cliff Gingerich about returning the deeds to part lot 15, conces- sion.12, part lot 16, concession 12 and part lot 16, concession 11 to them as adjacent owners of land purchased years ago by the village for use as a landfill site. Council adjourned an hour after convening. r:Akk 2ND ANNUAL A Woman's Christmas Fantasy Thursday, October 25th Zurich Community Centre 7:30 - 10:00 p.m. featuring Keep that promise ... Begin Your Christmas Shopping early this year! Advance - $3.00; Door - $4.00 zehrs fine markets... of fine foods SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT FROM 9 A.M. WED. OCT. 17 UNTIL CLOSING SAT. OCT. 20TH 1984 I SUPER SPECIAL 1 CUT FROM YOUNG ONTARIO PORK SHOULDERS FRESH BUTT PORK CHOPS 2. V4/kg 129 FRESH SHOULDER BUTT PORK ROASTS 2.62/kg 119,. THIS WEEK FEATURING FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SAVINGS FRESH LEAN ,.96,kaTENDER /9° PI=o NICS, 5 I SUPER SPECIAL BACK ATTACHED FRESH! CHICKEN LEGS 2.1 8/kg 99 ° 3 VARIETIES SCHNEIDERS MINI - SIZZLERS 5009 2.4,. SCHNEIDERS CORN MEALED SWEET PICKLED I SUPER SPECIAL SCHNEIDERS DUTCH TREAT FRANKS OR RED HOTS SPE:CIAt! NO NAME OKED SAUSAGE 149 375 g 1411 BACK BACON BY THE PIECE 7.69/kg 3.49 SCHNEIDERS SLICED SQUARE COOKED HAM 175 9 1.79.. SUPER SPECIAL 9 VARIETIES SLICED SCHNEIDERS COLD MEATS 175 g PKG. 99c SCHNEIDERS PREVIOUSLY FROZEN SLICED BEEF LIVER 2.18/kg 990 Ib. I SUPER SPECIAL. 1 5 VARIETIES SLICED SIDE SCHNEIDERS BACON 500 g PKG. COUNTRY GOLD DELFT BLUE PROVIMI REGULAR OR BEEF VEAL SLICED BOLOGNA SHOULDER 375 9 ROASTS OR CHOPS 5.93/kg 1.58 2.69. DELFT uus PROYm VEAL RIB CHOPS DELFT BLUE PROVIMI STEWING VEAL SCNIMIDERS REGULAR ON CHEESE SMOKIES 300 g 8.58/kg lb. 189 5.49/kg ?.49 2.29 6.37/kg Ib 2.89 119 Ib SCNNENIERS VACUUM PACKED 'VIM BOLOGNA SCNIIEIOERS 3 VARIETIES SLIM STICKS 150 g GREAT DELICATESSEN SPECIAL SAVINGS SPECIAL! SPECIAL! 3 VARIETIES 110U110 SMOKED SCHNEIDERS SCHNEIDERS COOKED PICNIC MEAT LOAVES PORK SHOULDER SIKER 51 ICED 6.15/kg 6iSkg I SUPER SPECIAL 1 ?.79.. 2.79. ONTARIO NO. 1 GRADE CLEAN WASHED POTATOES Ib. BAG ONTARIO FANCY GRADE 3 Ib a RED DELICIOUS APPLES 1 PRODUCT W 1. AFRICA 69 CAJUN FCY. GRAN 2.18/kg GRANNY SMITH APPLES Ib.99 ONTARIO BROWN CANADA IID. 1 nue CELLO CARROTS ego MAIN BROWN CANADA N0. 1 SRAM COOKING ONIONS PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CANADA N0. 1 GRADE CALIFORNIA "RED EMPEROR" GRAPES 2.18/kg SPECIAL! SC NSI S iirt S. c0 9.90. 4.4916. SPECIAL! Z&W BRAND COOKED ROAST BEEF SLICED 10.56,kg 4.79,b. PROOUCT OF U.S.A. LEAF LETTUCE EA 694 MOM N U.S.A. RADISHES 1 Ib pkg 69# OMNI GSM CANADA NS FRESH PARSNIPS BAG 5 Ib BAG PR00rCT IS ONTARIO CAULIFLOWER FA 159 119 I SUPER SPECIAL l scsi1EIDERs COOKED 1/rr OLDE FASHIONED HAM 9.90/kg Ib. 4.49 NO NAME PEPPERONI -SALAMI -SUMMER MEAT CHUBS &co g 149 BONELESS PORK BUTT CHOPS 041 ROASTS 3.28/kg Ib. 1.49 COUNTRY COLD SLICED CORNED BEEF 4,509 2.29 SCNNEIDERS SMOKED COTTAGE ROLL Ib 7.25/kg 329 SUPER SPECIAL CANADA NO. I GRADE ONTARIO GREEN CABBAGE LARGE HEADS EACH FROST SWEETENED ONTARIO PEPPER SQUASH Z9`H PROOUCT OF U.S.A. AVOCADO PEARS PRBBrCT GF SOYT11 AFRICA OUTSPAN ORANGES BAG 3.99 EACH 694 ASSORT10 TROPICAL HANGING BASKETS POTS 5.99 WARN BROWN ALFALFA SPROUTS 175 PK g MOM Of U.S.A. CANADA NO. 1 CUCUMBERS 59' Z/89° FLOWERING COLOURFUL AFRICAN VIOLETS POTS 179 FLOWS RIMS KALANCHOES 4 POTS 169 r 1 J