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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1961-02-16, Page 8PAGE EIGHT ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1911 Have You Renewed Your Subscription M TTRESSES ALL MAKES ALL PRICES ! Sealy's 80th An iversary M ,TRESSES Only $39.95 See Our Wide Selection of Designs As low as $49@''0 estlake Fur PHONE 89J -- ZURICH iture A H THE 23rd NIDAL MEETING and T T RKEY BANQUET of the Hensall _ Istrict Co-operative Inc. will be held in the Community Centre, Zurich, Ont on Thursday, February 23rd, 1961 at 7 p.m. LOCAL ENTERTAINMENT AND DANCE TO FOLLOW Banquet Tickets available from Managers and Directors at $1.50 each GEORGE CLIFTON, President BERTRAM KLOPP, Secretary 6-7-b OTTEST WAYNE WILLERT, captain of the Zurich Lions Juveniles hoc- key team, scored five goals in the second game of the best.of-five series against Atwood, on Mon- day night. Lutherans Plan For 100th Anniversary Tentative plans for . the 100th Centennial Anniversary of St. Pet- er's Lutheran Church were made at a meeting of the committee in charge, last Wednesday evening. Chairman of the committee is A. J. Kalbfleisch, while the secretary is Mrs. Fred Haberer, Jr. On Sunday, October 8, at the morning service, Rev. E. W. Heim - rich, a former pastor of the con- gregation, will be the guest speak- er. Greetings will be extended from the president of the Canada Synod. In the evening Rev. 0. Winter, also a former pastor, will be the guest speaker. A banquet will be held in the Community Centre on Thanksgiv- ing Monday, when sons of the Par- ish, Rev. A. Datars, Rev. L. Kalb- fleisch, and Rev. F. Howald will be guest speakers. Greetings will al- so be extended from pastors of oth- er local churches. Wednesday of the week-long cele- bration will see a Conference Com- posite held at the local church, when the guest speaker will be Dr. J. Reble. Other pastors in the con- ference will bring special greetings to the members of St. Peter's Con- gregation. On Friday night, a re -dedication service will be held when a father and son will officiate, The speak- er will be Rev. E. Fischer, father of the present pastor of the con- gregation, Rev. W. P. Fischer. While all the plans are only ten- tative, the secretary of the com- mittee has been instructed to con- tact all the people involved to make final arrangements. A special his- torical booklet is being planned for the occasion. 0 Valentine Motifs At Hensall institute (By our Hensall correspondent) Attractive decorations in Valen- tine motif decorated the Legion Hall, for the February meetinn of Hensall Women's Institute, held Wednesday, February 8. with an at- tendance of over 80, incluclPn' members and anests. Members an- swered the roll call by bring a friend and introducing he. Presi- dent Mrs. Fred Beer presided for the opening and business. Miss Greta Laramie, pianist for the Institute for 21 years, received a lovely surprise when she was made the presentation of a gift of chane spray cologne and a corsage for her valued and faithful services through the years. Mrs. Beer, on behalf of the Institute, expressed her appreciation to Miss Laramie and presented the gift to her, while secretary, Mrs. R. M. Peck pinned on the corsage. Greta al- though very much surprised, ex- pressed her thanks in a very fitting manner. It was decided to send in pool- ing fee for Officers Conference at Guelph in May. Mrs. E. T. Rowe favoured with a humorous reading. Mrs. James Bengough conducted a sing -son;, and Mrs. Edward Norminton and Mrs. Bengough were in charge of entertainment, which included pro- gressive euchre. The winners were; Mrs. Alex McGregor and Mrs. Al- berta McBeath; Ione hands, Mrs. Lorne Luker; crokinole, winner: Mrs. William Brown. Members and guests were divided into groups to compose a Valentine verse, and the winning verse was read by Miss Mattie Ellis. Mrs. George Hess gave courtesy remarks, and delicious refresh- ments were served. Hostesses were, Mrs. Laird Mickle and Mrs, Sim Roabol; program, Mrs. Norm- inton and Mrs. Bengough. Winners for euchre and erokinole were pre- sented with Queen Elizabeth sou- vener coffee spoons, THE 1960 PONTIAC OUTSOLD ALL COMPETITION IN CANADA. IN HURON COUNTY, PONTIAC OUTSOLD NEAREST COMPETITOR BY BETTER THAN TWO TO ONE! ONE -OWNER '60 PONTIACS with 90 -Day or 4,000 -mile warranty '60 Pontiac Convertable Finished in gleaming sun tan copper, equipped with automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, driven only 8,000 miles by prominent London executive. '60 Strato-Chief Pontiac 2 -Door Economy 6 -cylinder, driven only 13,000 miles, equipped with automatic drive, radio, wind- shield washers, finished in Tasco turquoise, can not be told from new. '60 Strati -Chief Station Wagon 4 -Door, equipped with automatic drive, radio, windshield washers, wheel discs, power steer- ing, power brakes. This unit with exceptionally low milage has never been used commercially. '60 Vauxhall icor Super 11 '60 Strato-Chief Pontiac Sedan Finished in Royal Blue metalic, with automatic drive, radio, windshield washers, and wheel discs... Only 14,000 miles and looks like it never left the showroom. '6 'enault aulphine Sedan, finished in metallic grey with red lea- ther interior. This low priced unit has only 7,500 miles on it. Save $600 at .W.YLYMlIL', blTii4 V.,.-• 1,f75 This car finished in medium grey with leather interior has been driven only 3,600 miles by a Goderich man. Owner's name on request. PRICED TO SELL! �la:fi!i.1R�M4oh LISTED BELOW ARE A NUMBER OF 1960 PONTIACS THAT HAVE BEEN LE SE CA OUR STRICT STANDARD OF MAINTENANCE MAKES THESE EXCELLENT VALUES '6(1$ Politi c Statikb°gin Wagons Equipped with radio, windshield Strato-Flash 8 -cylinder, finished in and white... Sells new, $3,870. $2,395 washers, turquoise '60 Strato-Chief Pontiac 2 -Door Equipped with economy 6-cyl. motor, custom radio, windshield washers, back-up lamps, wheel discs. Royal blue in color, 21,000 miles. only $2,095 '59 Strati -Chief Poi ,tine 4-v 4 or wV% Equipped with radio, windshield washers, two- tone, a clean car. only $1,495 '60 Strati -Chief Pontic Sedan Economy 6-cyl. engine, radio, windshield wa- shers, finished in jewel blue.... Cannot be told from a new car. only $1,995 STiLL 5 LEFT! AT THE OLD PRICES! PEARSON PHONE 78 ZURICH 1961 VAUXHALLS Beat the new import tax VICTOR 4 -DOOR SEDAN _.$1,995 MOTORS Ltd. PHONE 608 EXETER iW F �I' �k1,A ,. vE Stop, SIN p and Save in /I ur St rewide Ay!1,.er Sale, Feb. 16, 'I7, 18 AYLMER BOSTON BROWN BEANS, 15 oz. 7 for $1.00 AYLMER FANCY CREAM CORN, 15 oz. 6 for $1.00 AYLMER CHOICE PEAS, 15 oz. 7 for $1.00 AYLMER TOMATO CATSUP 6 for $1.00 AYLMER TOMATO SOUP 9 for $1.00 AYLMER VEGETABLE SOUP _. 8 for $1.00 AYLMER CHOICE PEACH HALVES, 15 oz. 5 for $1.00 AYLMER CHOICE PEAS and CARROTS, 15 oz. _.._6 for $1.00 AYLMER CHOICE BARTLETT PEARS, 15 oz. 4 for $1.00 LYNN VALLEY SWEET PICKLES, 24 oz. 4 for $1.00 QUiCK OR INSTANT QUAKER OATS, 3 Ib. 39c NESCAFE, 8 oz, Jar, Save 50c _____. Only 89c I.G.A. FLOOR GLOSS, quart 65c DUTCH SUGAR COOKIES __ 39c with 25 Free Gold Bond Stamps Lenten Freezer Features HIGHLINER OCEAN PERCH, ib. pkg. 35c COUNTY FAIR FRENCH FRIES _ __ _ 2 pkgs. 35c COOKED AND BREADED HALIBUT STEAKS 73c Ib. Table -Rite Meats PLUMP TENDER GRADE "A" FRYING CHICKENS ____ 37c IL TENDER MEATY SIDE SPARE RIBS 47c Ib. LEAN FRESH MINCED BEEF 39e Ib. Table Fresh Produce SNOBOY P.E.I. POTATOES, 10 lbs. 47c HEAD LETTUCE __.____ ___ 2 for 29c SUNKIST LEMONS .- 6 for 29c SPINACH ____ __..__ 2 pkgs 39c, with 25 Extra Gold Bond Stamps We Give Gold Bond Stamps for Beautiful Gifts. Now Save Twice when You Shop J.G.A. Lowest Food Prices in Town, Plus Free Gifts with Gold Bond Stamps. BROWN'S IGA MARKET -- HENSALL OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS Save Gold Bond Stamps for Valuable Premiums OTTEST WAYNE WILLERT, captain of the Zurich Lions Juveniles hoc- key team, scored five goals in the second game of the best.of-five series against Atwood, on Mon- day night. Lutherans Plan For 100th Anniversary Tentative plans for . the 100th Centennial Anniversary of St. Pet- er's Lutheran Church were made at a meeting of the committee in charge, last Wednesday evening. Chairman of the committee is A. J. Kalbfleisch, while the secretary is Mrs. Fred Haberer, Jr. On Sunday, October 8, at the morning service, Rev. E. W. Heim - rich, a former pastor of the con- gregation, will be the guest speak- er. Greetings will be extended from the president of the Canada Synod. In the evening Rev. 0. Winter, also a former pastor, will be the guest speaker. A banquet will be held in the Community Centre on Thanksgiv- ing Monday, when sons of the Par- ish, Rev. A. Datars, Rev. L. Kalb- fleisch, and Rev. F. Howald will be guest speakers. Greetings will al- so be extended from pastors of oth- er local churches. Wednesday of the week-long cele- bration will see a Conference Com- posite held at the local church, when the guest speaker will be Dr. J. Reble. Other pastors in the con- ference will bring special greetings to the members of St. Peter's Con- gregation. On Friday night, a re -dedication service will be held when a father and son will officiate, The speak- er will be Rev. E. Fischer, father of the present pastor of the con- gregation, Rev. W. P. Fischer. While all the plans are only ten- tative, the secretary of the com- mittee has been instructed to con- tact all the people involved to make final arrangements. A special his- torical booklet is being planned for the occasion. 0 Valentine Motifs At Hensall institute (By our Hensall correspondent) Attractive decorations in Valen- tine motif decorated the Legion Hall, for the February meetinn of Hensall Women's Institute, held Wednesday, February 8. with an at- tendance of over 80, incluclPn' members and anests. Members an- swered the roll call by bring a friend and introducing he. Presi- dent Mrs. Fred Beer presided for the opening and business. Miss Greta Laramie, pianist for the Institute for 21 years, received a lovely surprise when she was made the presentation of a gift of chane spray cologne and a corsage for her valued and faithful services through the years. Mrs. Beer, on behalf of the Institute, expressed her appreciation to Miss Laramie and presented the gift to her, while secretary, Mrs. R. M. Peck pinned on the corsage. Greta al- though very much surprised, ex- pressed her thanks in a very fitting manner. It was decided to send in pool- ing fee for Officers Conference at Guelph in May. Mrs. E. T. Rowe favoured with a humorous reading. Mrs. James Bengough conducted a sing -son;, and Mrs. Edward Norminton and Mrs. Bengough were in charge of entertainment, which included pro- gressive euchre. The winners were; Mrs. Alex McGregor and Mrs. Al- berta McBeath; Ione hands, Mrs. Lorne Luker; crokinole, winner: Mrs. William Brown. Members and guests were divided into groups to compose a Valentine verse, and the winning verse was read by Miss Mattie Ellis. Mrs. George Hess gave courtesy remarks, and delicious refresh- ments were served. Hostesses were, Mrs. Laird Mickle and Mrs, Sim Roabol; program, Mrs. Norm- inton and Mrs. Bengough. Winners for euchre and erokinole were pre- sented with Queen Elizabeth sou- vener coffee spoons, THE 1960 PONTIAC OUTSOLD ALL COMPETITION IN CANADA. IN HURON COUNTY, PONTIAC OUTSOLD NEAREST COMPETITOR BY BETTER THAN TWO TO ONE! ONE -OWNER '60 PONTIACS with 90 -Day or 4,000 -mile warranty '60 Pontiac Convertable Finished in gleaming sun tan copper, equipped with automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, driven only 8,000 miles by prominent London executive. '60 Strato-Chief Pontiac 2 -Door Economy 6 -cylinder, driven only 13,000 miles, equipped with automatic drive, radio, wind- shield washers, finished in Tasco turquoise, can not be told from new. '60 Strati -Chief Station Wagon 4 -Door, equipped with automatic drive, radio, windshield washers, wheel discs, power steer- ing, power brakes. This unit with exceptionally low milage has never been used commercially. '60 Vauxhall icor Super 11 '60 Strato-Chief Pontiac Sedan Finished in Royal Blue metalic, with automatic drive, radio, windshield washers, and wheel discs... Only 14,000 miles and looks like it never left the showroom. '6 'enault aulphine Sedan, finished in metallic grey with red lea- ther interior. This low priced unit has only 7,500 miles on it. Save $600 at .W.YLYMlIL', blTii4 V.,.-• 1,f75 This car finished in medium grey with leather interior has been driven only 3,600 miles by a Goderich man. Owner's name on request. PRICED TO SELL! �la:fi!i.1R�M4oh LISTED BELOW ARE A NUMBER OF 1960 PONTIACS THAT HAVE BEEN LE SE CA OUR STRICT STANDARD OF MAINTENANCE MAKES THESE EXCELLENT VALUES '6(1$ Politi c Statikb°gin Wagons Equipped with radio, windshield Strato-Flash 8 -cylinder, finished in and white... Sells new, $3,870. $2,395 washers, turquoise '60 Strato-Chief Pontiac 2 -Door Equipped with economy 6-cyl. motor, custom radio, windshield washers, back-up lamps, wheel discs. Royal blue in color, 21,000 miles. only $2,095 '59 Strati -Chief Poi ,tine 4-v 4 or wV% Equipped with radio, windshield washers, two- tone, a clean car. only $1,495 '60 Strati -Chief Pontic Sedan Economy 6-cyl. engine, radio, windshield wa- shers, finished in jewel blue.... Cannot be told from a new car. only $1,995 STiLL 5 LEFT! AT THE OLD PRICES! PEARSON PHONE 78 ZURICH 1961 VAUXHALLS Beat the new import tax VICTOR 4 -DOOR SEDAN _.$1,995 MOTORS Ltd. PHONE 608 EXETER