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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
WEDNESDAY, .APRIL 6, 1960
SLUEWATER and BAYFIELD NEWS
Mrs. Russell Grainger, Correspondent
A very enjoyable evening was
spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
Robert Turner, Bayfield, when
friends and neighbours gathered
to honotu Mr, and Mrs. John Tur-
ner, on the occasion of their 40th
Wedding Anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. John Turner were
invited for dinner, with their son
and family, and the rest came la-
ter to surprize the guests of hon-
our.
Games and cards were enjoyed
with high prizes going to Mrs,
Walter Westlake and Mr. Fred
Turner; low prizes going to Mrs.
Milton Pollock and Mr, Peter Du-
charme. Mrs. Fraser Stirling won
the prize for the most lone hands
and Mr. Wilfred Tuner the prize
for a guessing contest.
Robert Turner, eldest son of the
guest of honour, presented his par-
ents with a platform rocker on
behalf of their family,
Mrs. Walter Westlake present-
ed a lamp on behalf of the friends
and neighbours.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Turner ex-
pressed their thanks in a few
well; chosen words.
A beautifully decorated wed-
ding cake graced the table and a
delicious lunch was served by
members of the family.
The living rooms were decorat-
ed with pink and white streamers
for the occasion.
William Turner returned to his
home in Windsor on Saturday af-
ter being with his sister, Mrs.
George Campbell, for the past
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner,
Stratford, spent several days with
Mrs. George Campbell and return-
ed to their home on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elder, Strat-
ford, were Sunday visitors with
Mrs. George Campbell.
Mrs. Carl Barber and Wayne,
Hamilton, are spending some time
with her mother, Mrs. George
Campbell.
Wilfred Turner, Aylmer, spent
the week end with his wife and
family at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs, John Turner.
Mrs. Sarah Carnie spent Thurs-
day with his sister, Mrs. Jane
Haugh, at the home of her daugh-
ter-in-law, Mrs. Mary Haugh,
Brucefield; the occasion being
Mrs. Jane Haugh's birthday, Pre-
sent also were their brother, Ro-
bert Allen and Mrs. Allen, and a
nephew, George Hess and Mrs.
Hess.
Miss Joyce Greer, Goderieh,
was a Sunday visitor at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Greer.
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Giant Tide 81c
Maple Leaf Fancy Sockeye Salmon 2 for $1.00
Carnation Milk, 16 oz. Tins . 7 for $1.00
Sunblest Cut Green Beans 4 for 45c
Dutch Sets Are Now Available, Along With
All Your Garden Requirements
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Mr. and Mrs. ,Christian
Gingerich Honored On
60TH Anniversary
The family of Mr. and Mrs. Chris
Gingerich, Zurich, gathered at
their parents home on Sunday to
honour them on their 60th Wed-
ding Anniversary. A delicious din-
ner was served to mark the occa-
sion, with the table beautifully 'de-
corated with flowers and a three-
tier wedding cake.
The bridal couple of 60 years
ago were presented with gifts,
cards, and flowers.
Mrs. Gingerich was the former
Annie Beachler, a daughter of the
late Mr, and Mrs. Menno Beachler.
The couple were married in a
little church on the Goshen Line
south, where the Mennonite Ce-
metery is now situated. After the
wedding ceremony 60 years ago,
a delicious meal was served at the
bride's home, when about 60
guests were present.
After their marriage the couple
took up farming one and a half
miles north of Blake, where Mr.
Gingerich was born. Ephraim
Gingerich now resides on the same
farm. Twelve years ago the happy
couple moved to Zurich.
Mr. Jake Gingerich, of Albany,
New York, is the only living at-
tendant of Mr. and Mrs. Ginger-
ich. He is now 88 years old.
The many friends of Mr. and
Mrs. Gingerich wish them much
health and happiness in the years
ahead.
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Approval For Liquor
Vote In Hensall
Given By Council
Hensall Council, meeting in ses-
sion Monday night, accepted a re.
quest from the Business Men's As-
sociation to apply to the Liquor
Control Board of Ontario to sub-
mit a vote of qualified electors.
on the following questions;: Cock-
tail Bars, Dining Lounge License,
Men's and Ladie's Beverage rooms,
for the village.
It is expected both "wet" and
"dry" factions in Hensall would
shortly be forming to lobby for or
against the liquor outlets in the
town.
Council also offered to enter in-
to an agreement with Stanley
Township for fire protection, and
said they would provide the ser-
vices of the town's volunteer bri-
gade for a retaining fee of $125
a year plus $50 for the first hour
of fire fighting and $25 for subse-
quent hourse or fractions thereof.
Daylight Saving Time was set to
begin April 24, at 1 a.m., and end
on October 30, at 1 a.m.
Council arranged to meet with
the council of Usborne Township
with regards to the use of Hensall
dump.
A grant of $225 was given the
recreation committee. A deputa-
tion from the north portion of the
village was present with a com-
plaint of flooding. Council agreed
to have the cause investigated.
OPENING FOR THE SEASON
THURSDAY, APRIL 14
BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN THEATRE
CLINTON, ONTARIO
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Organize 4-H Calf
Club In Zurich
Next Tuesday Night
Plans have been made to organ-
ize a 4-H Calf Club in Zurich, on
Thursday, April 14, in the Town-
ship Hall, at 8.30 p.m. All child-
ren who might be the least bit
interested in becoming a member
of a 4-H club are urged to attend
this meeting.
Last year the Club in Zurich
became more active than in past
years and it is hoped that still
more enthusiasm will be shown
this year. An increase in the num-
ber of members in each club is
being asked for, with the hope for
at least 15 in Zurich.
Any boy or girl who will be 12
years old by May 1, 1950, and who
will not have reached her 21st
birthday by November 1, 1960,
may join a 4-11 Club. Members are
urged to bring along any neigh-
bouring boy or girl who they feel
may be interested in becoming a
member.
Films or demonstrations will be
presented at the meeting to intro-
duce the 4-H members to the 1960
program, and all the 4-11 mater-
ial, such as record books and man-
uals will be distributed. Executive
for the year will also be chosen.
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HAVE
YOU RENEWED
YOUR
SUBSCRIPTION
ST® JOSEPH and DRYSDALE
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FRED DUCHARME, Correspondent.
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Denomme,
Kitchener, and son, were week
end visitors with the latter's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Noel Laporte.
They also called on other relatives
in the surrounding district.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Masse and
family, London, were Sunday last
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Bedard, on this highway.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander De-
nomme, Kitchener, were Sunday
last visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ar-
mand Denomme and other mem-
bers of the family on the Blue -
water north.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Bedard,
London, were Sunday last visi-
tors with the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Ducharme and fam-
ily of the 15th concession.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Pullon, Exe-
ter, spent a long week end in their
summer cottage along the lake
south of St. Joseph.
SOLD HOUSE
Mrs. Sarah Jeffrey, who has sold
her house to the Department of
Highways, has now disposed of her
lot to Mr. William Proudfoot, To-
ronto. 'The idea was for a roadway
for Mr. Proudfoot to enter on his
lake side farm.
By the deal Mrs. Jeffrey pur-
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DODGE MAYFAIR SEDAN
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229 78
BUICK LeSabre HARDTOP, all power 349 110
PONTIAC STRATO CHIEF SEDAN 239 '79
PONTIAC STATION WAGON 295 93
PONTIAC Parisienne Hardtop, radio $249
NASH METRO HARDTOP, radio 119
Meteor Customline, radio 199
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FORD TWO -DOOR 99
CHEV "150" Sedan, Only 37,000 Miles 119
FORD SEDAN, automatic 119
OLDS "98" CONVERTIBLE, Power 189
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We have the most modern.
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Broken Lenses Duplicated
Also Several Styles in.
Children's Frames
at Mnch Below City Prices
Albert Hess
Jeweller and Opticia>rY
THIS WEEK'S SALES
3 Cars
4 Cars
6 Cars
'1 Car
3 Cars
4 Cars
8 Cars
In London
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METEOR "NIAGARA", radio 91
PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE, radio $ 69
PONTIAC PATHFINDER SEDAN 79
HUDSON HORNET, radio 69
BUICK SEDAN, Only 41,000 miles 99
FORD CUSTOMLINE Two -Door 89
52 FORD SEDAN, radio $ 39
PONTIAC DELUXE SEDAN
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