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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 1960
C. of C. Will Again
Sponsor Baby Show
Once again this year, the Zurich
and District Chamber of Commerce
are sponsoring a Baby Show, in
connection with the Zurich Pall
Fair. The show last year was suite
a terrific success that the mem-
bers of the chamber felt they
WEEK END SPECIALS
SHREDDIES CEREAL -- 25c
CateHi SPAGHETTI, 2 -15 oz. tins - 31c
ST. LAWRENCE CORN OIL -- 59c
Lipton's Chicken N'dle Soup, 3 pkgs--35c
LU Ki' LI R F
CLARENCE GASCHO—Proprietor
T.
The Musical Messengers
The King's Men
the Joy Bens
Plus Bishop E. E. Derstine
( Of First Mennonite Church, Kitchener)
CLINTON LEGION t .ALL
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Plan To Attend This Rally
TM- COUNTY YOUTH FOR CHRIST
should again sponsor the event.
The contest is open to anyone,
and will get under way sat 3 p.m.
in the Community Centre,
Two classes will again be avail-
able for the mothers to enter
their children in. One category is
for babies 12 months and under,
sand the other is for babies from
13 months to 24 months. Prizes in
both classes will be $5, $3, $2,
$1.50 and $1.
Mothers requiring more informa-
tion may contact either Albert
Kalbfleisch, Milton Oeseh or Den-
nis Bedard, the committee in
charge of the show,
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Twenty Lions
e °eine Perfect
Attendance Awards
Lions International Counsellor
Victor Dinnin presented 20 mem-
bers of the Zurich Lions Club with
perfect attendance chevrons at the
regular dinner meeting •of the club
in the Dominion Hotel on Monday
night.
Awards were presented as fol-
lows: 13 years, Russell Grainger,
Ed Gascho; 11 years, Delbert Gei-
ger, Lloyd O'Brien; nine years, Ro-
bert McKinley; eight years, Leroy
Thiel; four years, Milfred Schilbe,-
Jack Bannister; three years, Herb
Turkheim, Don O'Brien, Doug
O'Brien; two years, Morris Webb,
Ken Parke, Don Oke, Ferd Haber-
er, Nap Corriveau, V. L. Becker;
one year, Arnold Merner, Howard
Klopp, and Dr. W. B. Coxon.
The Lions Club voted a donar
tion of $30. to the Canadian Na-
tional Institute for the Blind. The
campaign locally is being held this
week.
Members of the club agreed to
set up several games in the mid-
way at the Fall Fair on Monday,
with Don O'Brien as chairman of
the project.
Deputy District Governor Rus-
sell Grainger gave the club an in-
teresting report of the recent dis-
trict meeting which he attended
in Toronto.
NEW STREETLIGHTS — The village of Zurich last week had 16 new streetlights installed on the
main street, which added considerable light to the area. Shown here installing the new style fluores-
cent lights are: standing on the truck, local hydro supervisor Milfred Schilbe, on the ladder, Jack
Hood, of Grand Bend, who directed the installation, and on the hydro pole, Stephen Meidinger., of Ray
Municipal Telephone System, who assisted in the project. Plans of the hydro system. are to install a
number of the new lights each year, until all the old ones are finally replaced. (Citizens News Photo)
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TERFIC
AT THE ZURICH BALL FAIR !*
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26
SEE OUR DISPLAY OF FINE QUALITY MATTRESSES
EXTRA S ECIAL - FOR FAIR DAY ONLY
SMOOTH -TOP AND QUILTED MATTRESS
AND BOX SPRING
REGULAR ADVERTISED VALUE -- $119.00
MATTRESS ��� u ` N LY $5930
FOR $1.00 MORE YOU GET A OX SIRING
� TERMS -- CASH
� For Complete = edding Supplies, See
WESTLAKE FURNITURE*
PHONE 89W or 89J -- ZURICH �
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