Zurich Citizens News, 1972-08-17, Page 10,1
HURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1972
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
LICENCED PREMISES - After undergoing considerable alterations,
the Bayview Tourist Inn has received their licence to sell alcoholic
beverages, with the food they serve. Owned and operated by Blanche
and Solomon Bechard, the popular eating establishment will now be
known as Bayview Tourist Tavern. The new tavern is located on Highway
21, about a mile south of St. Joseph or seven miles north of Grand Bend.
Medical secretaries meet in London
Wednesday, August 2, the
Huron County Medical Secret-
aries met in London, at the
OHIP headquarters, on Queen
Street. They were welcomed
by Mr. McKenzie and Mr.
McLennan.
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RECEPTION
and DANCE
FOR
Gregory Willert
and
Agnes Bedard
(bridal couple)
Saturday, August 19
Zurich Arena
Music By
"Joe" Overholt
Everyone
Welcome
Refreshments
Available
Twelve members attended
from Seaforth, Clinton and
Goderich and were taken on
a tour of the different depart-
ments at OHIP. They traced
the route.
They were taken to an office,
where the cards are date
stamped, and then divided in
the two sections consisting of
the "Pay Physicians" and "Pay
Direct." Then they go to the
Control Unit, where the cards
are stockpiled as they are
received until the tenth of the
following month, after which
they are sent to Toronto
for payment. All cards are
filed by the last two digits
of the Doctor's number. Then
they go to the Microfilm dep-
artment, where cards are all
microfilmed and assigned in
to Key Tape. The Key Tape
room is where they are all
recorded and fed into the
computer. This is also where
if any error is found, they are
rejected. If it is at all possible
to correct the error at that
time, it is done, and if not
they are returned to the various
offices, for correction. Each
day's Key Taping is sent to
Toronto that night by Courier.
Forty-six girls work in this
room.
After the grand tour, they
were taken down to the cant-
een and treated to coffee during
question and answer period.
Later on they ate supper at
The Garage in London. Just
prior to the meeting they dis-
covered that the president,
Mrs. Donna Fisher had received
the visa for her husband and
family to go to Tucson, Arizona
As they will be leaving in just
a few days, they took the opp-
ortunity to present her with
a rememb•gance from them.
Mrs. Elaine Ayres, who will
be taking Donna's place at the
Goderich Medical Centre,
made the presentation.
The July meeting consisted of
a pot luck supper, held in
Bayfield, at which 14 of the
members attended. Two girls
from Kincardine were visiting.
They were so impressed with
the group activities that they
are planning on opening a
group of their own in the near
future.
BAYVIEW TOURIST INN
( ON HIGHWAY 21- 1 MILE SOUTH OF ST. JOSEPH, 7 MILES NORTH OF GRAND BEND
WILL NOW BE CALLED
BAYVIEW
TOURIST TAVERN
(FULLY
LICENCED UNDER L.L.B.O.)
Open 12 Noon To IAA.
Monday Through Saturday
Open 12 Noon To 9 P.M.
Every Sunday
WE CATER TO WEDDINGS *BANQUETS *SMALL PARTIES *ETC.
You Know ®� a
Barbara and Anne, daughters
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kane
are spending a couple of week's
vacation with their parents in
Zurich before returning to their
home in California.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Decker
and family left last Tuesday
for Northern Ontario where
they plan on building a new
home.
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BICYCLE SAFETY
With the bicycle craze in
high gear throughout Canada,
here is a sidewalk safety tip
from the Canadian National
Institute for the Blind. Lean
your bike upright against a
wall or tree when not in use.
Blind people can trip and fall
ove bicycles left lying on side-
walks, resulting in unnecessary
injury.
It's Time For
SMALL AMOUNTS - 35(41b
301bs &over, in large container -301b
CLOSED ON SUNDAYS
Apiaries
Fer uson
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GOSHEN STREET SOUTH - ZURICH
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GIVE THESE FOOD VALUES THE ONCE OVER
PORK SHOULDER FRESH LB 49`
GRADE "A" 5 - 9 LB AVERAGE
FRESH TURKEYS LB 53c
SWEET .PICKLED
COTTAGE ROLLS LB 69`
ESSEX WIENERS 1 LB PKG LB 59c
STORE -SLICED CHICKEN LOAF or
MAC & CHEESE LB 59`
COLEMAN FOOTBALL STYLE, READY -TO -EAT
SMOKED HAMS LB 87`
FRESH
CHICKEN QUARTERS LB 53`
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CANADA ,',E1 10 LB BAG
New Potatoes 53`
U .S.#1 LARGE SIZE
Watermelon 99`'
U.S.#1 LARGE SIZE
Cantelopes 39c,
McCAINS GREEN PEAS2 LB BAG 2/99t'
BEEF, CHICKEN, TURKEY 11 OZ
SWANSON T.V. DINNERS 694
BEEF, CHICKEN, TURKEY 8 OZ
SWANSON MEAT PIES 3/894
SCHNEIDER'S LEGS OR BREASTS 24 OZ POLY BAG
FRIED CHICKEN $1.59
28 OZ TIN
Schneiders Sauerkraut 33
Bicks Relishes 12 OZ ASSORTED 3/$1
MAXWELL HOUSE 10 OZ
Instant Coffee $1.89
Swifts Stews ASSORTED24OZ 55ti
Pony Tail Bread WESTON'S 27t
Christies Cookies ASSORTED LB BAG 49'
Facial Tissues WHITE SWAN 180's 2/65
VEGETABLE or TOMATO 10 OZ
Clark's Soup 2/25c
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MONDAY to SATURDAY 8 to 9 p.m.
SUNDAYS 9 to 6 p.m.
TIE TENDER SPOT
PHONE 238-2512 GRAND BEN[}