Zurich Citizens News, 1978-09-07, Page 10Page 10
Citizens Nerivs, September 7, 1978
Returns from Europe or holiday
By MRS. IRVIN RADER
DASHWOOD
Miss Vickie Miller is
home for a month's holiday
after a six months tour in
Europe with Holiday on Ice.
She found it interesting
skating in France,
Loin or Rib end
Chops or Roast
Centre Cut
Loin Chops
Chapman's
ice Cream
Schneiders Soft
Margarine
Fresh, Boned & Rolled
Hams
Schneiders
Bacon
1
ir
6'1,55
le '1.75
2 litre
1 Ib. tub
99'
69'
lb. $1.75
e 9.69
Inquire about prices on our local
Beef and Pork
This Week
Whole
Loins of Pork Fully Processed lb. $1.55
OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS TILL 9 P.M.
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING
BEEF MONDAY — PORK TUESDAY
aporteMent Market
Main St.
ZURICH
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Yugoslavia and also spent 10
weeks in Russia. She will be
returning to Europe in Oc-
tober to skate in France and
Germany.
Attend party
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Rader, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin
Rader, Mr. and Mrs' Elgin
Rader, Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Rader, Heather and Alan
attended a birthday party
for Mrs. Wendell Gamble,
London, on the occasion of
her 50th birthday. Other
family members attended
from Kitchener, Waterloo,
London, Zion and Zurich,
She was recipient of lovely
gifts. Over 50 were in atten-
dance,
Wheat growers set
final sheat payment
The Ontario Wheat processors. Carryover from
Producers' Marketing Board the 1977 crop was minimal.
has announced the final The lower 1977 average
payment of $9.86 per tonne or price has resulted in
26.8 cents per bushel on 1977 producers qualifying for
crop wheat sales by deficiency payments under
producers. the Agricultural
Board chairman Russell Stabilization Act.
W. Rogers, R.R. 1,
Kingsville said the payment
will be made before the end
of September to over 18,000
producers who sold wheat
during the 1977 crop year
ending June 30, 1978.
Rogers said the payment
will bring the total received
by producers for the '77 crop
to an average of $83,36 per
tonne or $2,26.8 cents per
bushel.
He pointed out the average
is substantially less than the
previous year's level -of
$114.00 per tonne due to
depressed export prices
during the marketing period.
Out of the record producer
sales of 801 800 tonne pur-
chased by the board, plus 55
300 tonne carried over from
the previous crop year, the
board was required to export
593 000 tonne and sold 253 400
tonne to domestic
The Ontario Wheat Board
made a submission to the
federal government in April
to have the 1977 crop
designated under the Act and
to grant deficiency
payments accordingly.
The board chairman said
that the board's audit has
now been completed and the
board is in a
position to
provide final figures to the
federal government to
determine the amount of
deficiency payment.
Rogers said documen-
tation is being turned over to
the government im-
mediately and the Ontario
Wheat Board has estimated
a deficiency payment of
about $33.00 per tonne or 90
cents per bushel, and it is the
hope of the board that funds
will be paid to producers in
the very near future.
Personals
Faye. Gaiser and Kim
Kipfer were recent campers
at the United Church camp,
Silver Lake.
Mrs. Bill Bennett, London
sppent last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Irvin Rader while Bill
was on a canoeing trip in
Algonquin Park.
Dr. and Mrs, A.C. Whit-
tier, Mississauga and Erma
Wein, Clinton, spent the
weekend with Mrs. Hilda
Wein.,
Mrs. Irvin Rader and Mrs.
Bill Bennett visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Wellwood Gill,
Maplewoods Apartments,
Zurich last Tuesday after-
noon.
Pastor and Mrs. Arthur
Rader and family,
Bramalea, vacationed with
Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Rader
and Brian last week.
Many relatives and
friends from here_ attended
the Oke -Hayter wedding
in Zion Luthern church,
dinner at Dashwood Com-
munity Centre and the
reception at the recreation
centre, Exeter.
THAT DARN HAT! — When
you're two years old keeping
track of a hat is a hard
enough job by itself but
when one is going around on
a ride at the Bayfield fair,
the problem is compounded.
Holding onto his hat and ride
is Mathew Turner, son of
David and Sandra Turner of
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