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Zurich Citizens News, 1960-12-15, Page 8PAGE EIGHT Honour Bride -Elect At Trousseau Tea Mrs. Earl Gingerich entertained at a trousseau tea, in honour of her daughter, Erlene, last Satur- day afternoon. The table was lov- ely with a lace table cloth and a centre piece of white 'mums, and red carnations. Green and white streamers and a three tier wedding cake, completed the decorations, Mrs. Earl Oesch, of Zurich and Mrs, Nelson Schenk, of Crediton, poured tea in the afternoon. In the evening Mrs. Solomon Gingerich, grandmother of the bride, and Mrs. Estrella Finkbeiner, grandmother of the groom, poured tea. ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS Zurich Juveniles Beat Hensall 5-3 In Opening Game Of WOAA "D" Serres Playing their first game of the season in the WOAA Juvenile lea- gue, the Zurich Lions Juveniles downed the Hensall team 5.3 on Monday night in the Hensall arena, The next home game for the locals is here in town on Friday night, when they entertain the Oakridge Acres Juveniles in the Shamrock League schedule. Zurich opened the scoring in the first period, with Gerard Overholt banging in a pass from Bob John- ston. Two quick goals by Bill Shaddick for the Hensall team Iraalgossommelm r clamation VILLAGE OF ZURICH As directed by resolution of the Municipal Council IHEREBY DECLARE BOXING DAY Tuesd y, December 27, 1960 AND ALSO Monday, January 2, 1961 AS CIVIC AND PUBLIC HOLIDAYS And Call Upon All Citizens to Govern Themselves Accordingly W. LLOYD O'BRIEN Reeve ,ri ri :u-:u:.,;e 7, 72, :. : THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1960 shot them into a short-lived 'cad, but Bab Johnston came back strong with two goals for Zurich at •the 17:13 and 17:35 mark in the same frame. Don Johnson and Earl Wagner scored the only two goals in the middle stanza, both in the early stages of `the period, With only a Ittle over a minute remaining in the game, Larry John - es banged in the final goal for Hensall, to end the affair 5-3 for Zurich. Twelve penalties were handed out in the game, with the locals drawing the heavy end in this de- partment, picking up eight trips to the penalty box, Bill Wagner was the bad man of the game, drawing three of the penalties. VARNA NEWS The United Church Sunday School are holding their annual en- tertainment, and Christmas tree on Monday evening, December 19, at 8:00 p.m. A number of slides will also be shown, including several of the 1960 Vacation School. Miss Effie Plumsteel, of Clinton, spent the weekend at the home of Miss Joan McClymont. A large number of parents at- tended the commencement exer- cises at the Clinton Collegiate, last Friday evening. 0 Lucky Winners Santa Claus made his official vis- it to Gingerich's store in Zurich this past Saturday, and as usual he delighted hundreds of children with his presence. Three lucky draws were held in connection with his visit, with the following children being the win- ners: first, David Regier; second, Mary Helen Corriveau; and third, Edward Farwell. The door prize went to Carolyn Bedard. A/"i See the smart new Lane Chest, with the record cabinet, plus an 80 -minute Vlong-playing record album -- YOUR'S FOR MOTHER, DAUGHTER OR THAT SPECIAL GIRL ! BOSHART and LANE Modern Cedar Chests FREE! to TRI -LITE and TABLE LAMPS DESKS To Brighten your home. Many beautiful New Styles •nncn 6...� Vacuum Cleaners o Electric Broom See Our Large Display of CHILDREN'S GIFTS KINDERGARTEN SETS -- ROCKERS --- DOLL. BUGGIES TOYS -- CROKINOLE BOARDS COME IN AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR REAL BUYS FOR ALL +a;e�t+e �e+�aaK+awata;at+caC�s�Ce �OCCASIONS KROEHLER REST ROCKERS cum�c��` � Step Tables Coffee Tables End Tables HOSTESS CHAIRS Hassocks Hampers Mirrors OUR STORE WILL BE OPEN EVERY NIGHT NEXT WEEK LUCKY DRAW 1ST PRIZE ___ OCCAS WESTLAKE TONAL CHAIR 214,0 PRIZE W..w.. CARD TABLE 3RD PRIZE ..___ RUG 'Tickets will be given with each purchase of $1.00 � � a or more, from now until Christmas DRAW TO BE MADE ON DECEMBER 24 ri Women's Institute See Christmas Ideas Mrs. Marilyn Dick, of Exeter, demonstrated wrapping of Christ- mas boxes and making fancy bows, at the Christmas meeting of the Zurich Women's Institute, which was held in the Home Economics Rooni of the Zurich School. Mrs.Norma Siebert displayed articles 'and crafts which she made at school and are suitable for Chris- tmas gifts and bazaars. Donations were given to the Hu- ron County Children's Aid Society and to the War Memorial Child- ren's 1'ospital in London. Cards were received from Mrs. Chester Smith and Elimville and Seaforth Institutes. Mrs. Harold Thiel gave two read- ings; "Christmas Customs in other Lands" and the "Sound of Christ- mas,". Ruth Anne and Shirley Flaxbard sang the duet, "0 Little Town o f Bethlehem" with Mrs. Delbert Ge- iger as pianist. She also read the poem, "At Christmas." Gary Flaxbard favoured the gr- oup with a piano solo and a read- ing, "The Day after Christmas." Shirley Flaxbard delighted t h e ladies with two piano solos, Stars Of the East" and "Christmas Car- ols." Mrs. Harold Thiel read "T h e Heart comes Home at Christmas' and "How a lead pencil is made." Lucky draws for the decorated gift boxes were won by Mrs. Ed. Stelck and Mrs. Flossie Stade, of Dashwood, and Miss Anna Datars, of Zurich. Mrs. Leonard Erb, Mrs. Newell Geiger, Mrs. Nancy Koehler and Mrs. Harold Thiel served a Christ- mas Iunch. Two carloads of Zurich members attended the HurondaIe Institute Christmas party in the Exeter Le- gion Hall, on December 9, at which all the South Huron Institutes were guests. The Zurich group presented a musical skit, and Mrs. Norma Siebert displayed her lovely table centre piece. D Schedule Set For Juvenile Hockey The WOAA Juvenile hockey group 2 this year is made up of two "B" teams, Clinton and Exeter; and,, two "D" teams, Hensall and Zurich. Doug Thorndike, of Clin- ton, is convener of the group. The Zurich entry is sponsored by the Zurich Lions Club, and will play their home games at Hensall arena until ice is available here in Zurich. DECEMBER 9 -- Zurich at Exeter DECEMBER 12•— Hensel! at Zurich DECEMBER 16 - Oakridge at Zurich DECEMBER 20— Zurich at Lambeth DECEMBER 26— Zurich at Hensall (2:30 p.m.) DECEMBER 30— Lambeth at Zurich JANUARY 2- • Clinton at Zurich JANUARY 4— Zurich at Exeter JANUARY 6-- ' Hensall at Zurich JANUARY 9—.' Exeter at Zurich JANUARY 13— Exeter at Zurich JANUARY 17— Zurich at Clinton JANUARY 20— Zurich at Hensel! Quality All Ways ABOUT YOUR COTHES WE CARE FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY at THIE'Ls SUPERIOR STORE on MONDAY, THURSDAY, SATURDAY Mid -Town Cleaners 230 Wlllian St. EXETER NOTICE NO MILK DELIVERY ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 26, BUT DE- LIVERY WILL BE MADE TUESDAY, DEECMBER 27 ZURICH DAIRY F. KIPPER, Proprietor 1 1 Nv , .W' , , 1 1 ;Fr , 0, I le 1 ;W' t '. I k^' I kw' CAROL SERVICE AT THE Evangelical UB Church, Zurich ON Wednesday, ec5 21, at 2:30 post, PRESENTED BY PUPILS OF ZURICH PUBLIC SCHOOL EVERYONE WELCOME Ia; LOIN OR SHOULDER WEEKEND SPECIALS PRICES EFFECTIVE FOR DECEMBER 15, 16, 17 A A A A A Pork Chops Bologna T -Bone or Wing Steak Fresh Side Pork GOLDEN HOUR Chocolates CHRISTIES 16 -OZ. Sociables RED -GREEN Glazed Cherries RED -GREEN GLAZED Pineapple Rings, 4 GOLDEN 5 LB. BAG Yellow Sugar MONARCH 7 LB. BAG Pastry Flour YORK 20 -OZ. TINS F Choice Quality Peas Kraf. Chees=Whiz LIBBY'S 28.OZ TINS Beans With Pork • REYONLD'S 25 -FOOT ROLL Foil Wrap ALLEN'S 48.OZ. TIN IApple Juice Y HUNT'S IO -OZ. TIN Tomato Juice KRAFT 8-0i. HUNT'S 20 -OZ. TIN Tomato Juice KRAFT 8.OZ 4 Cheese Slices SUNSPUN AA A A i Ib. 59c Ib. 29c I Ib. 69c I lb. 39c 1 x 1 r8 2 Ib. box 89c t A pkg. 43c 2-4 oz. jars 39c Qz. 2 for 39c 55c 59c1 r 6for $1.00 16 oz. 59c ,i , 4for $1.001 31c, r 31c 1, 2for25c 2for59c Ice Cream FROZEN FOOD %2 gallon 89c FEATURE YORK 2 LB. POLY BAG Mixed Vegetables 49c , L'S MARKET r MULL y