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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1961-08-03, Page 8PAGE EIGHT ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS News Of Hensall District Miss Jean Laramie, Centralia, spent a few days last week with her aunt, Miss Greta Laramie. Attend Tea Mrs. Alfred Moffat, Kippen, Mrs. Alberta McBeath, Hensel", and Mrs. Harold Moffatt, Lond- on, attended a trousseau tea at Chatham, Friday evening last, given by Mrs. Campbell, in hon- er of her daughter, Mary, whose marriage to Gerald Moffatt, of Kippen, takes place this Satur- day, August 5. Mr. and Mrs. Howard P etti- grew and daughters, Denise, Christene, and Valeria, of Lin- coln Park, Mich.. are spending two weeks vacationing at the Hess Haven cottage in the Pin- ery. Mr. Pettigrew is a new - phew of Mrs. Hess. Mrs. Mary Taylor left Tues- day by jet for England for a vacation with relatives after an absence of 51 years. Mrs. Edna Pace, Mrs. Vera Golden, Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Hedden, Brantford, were Sun- day visitors with Mrs. Catharin- ese Hedden and Herb. Presentation Held A presentation for Mr. Hugh Ferguson, of Delray, Florida, whose marriage to Mrs, Nelson Burley, of Ascoda, Mich.. will last week. The staff and employees of General Coach Worksa re enjoy - take place in August, was held ing a week's vacation. at the cottage of Mr.a nd Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hedden, I Herb Mousseau, at the Pinery, Sam and Linda, St. Catharines Wednesday evening. A social I are holidaying with Mrs. Cath - evening was enjoyed and a gift erine Hedden and Herb. presented to Mr. Ferguson, At- i Jack Henderson returned tending the preesntation were home Sunday evening from a Mr. and Mrs. Reg Black, Mr. and four weeks delightful European h, , Scotland and Wales. He visited with relativ- es and with relatives of local people, while in England. Jack enjoyed his trip immensley but said that there is no place like Hensall. He made the trip by jet. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hedden and family, of Dresden, spent the wekend with Mrs. Catherine Hedden, Mr. and Mrs, Bill Fuss and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fuss, spent the weekend in Al- liston with Mr. and Mrs. Jim I Fuss and little son, Mrs. Herb Mousseau, of Zurich; ' tour of England Sco an , Mr. and Mrs. Chris Abel, of the Pinery; Mr, and Mrs. Ray Lam- mie, Centralia; and Mr. and Mrs. George Hess, Hensall. Entertain Guests At the Hess Haven Cottage at the Pinery, on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. George Hess entertained Dr. B. A. Campbell, of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Campbell and Barbara, of Windsor; and Mr. and Mrs, Ed Stelck. of Dash- wod, and attended the Gospel Services at the Starlite Drive -In 'five miles east of Grand Bend, Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Moir and Gary are vacationing in Clinton, with the latter's parents. Bill Austin, of Seaforth, won $350 at a bingo in Walkerton AIRYMEN: I'm just back from the Surge Training School in Northern Illinois, and am succeeding Lovell H. Mc- Guire as your Surge Service Dealer for the Townships of Hul lett, Goderich, Tucker - smith, Stanley, Hay Stephen and Usborne. I will be happy to assist you in getting better cow milking. MINIM CGIT Leaders Are On Course THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1961 in Canada and the United Chur- Arthur MacLean, a daughter of ch of Canada. Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd O'Brien, of From London has come, Mrs, Zurich. "The battle of Africa is being lost in Montgomery," quoted Dr, Katharine Hockin at the Na- tional CGIT Leaders' Conferen- ce being held at Bishop's Univ- ersity in Lennoxville, Quebec, from July 22 to 29, as she strove to broaden the concerns of the leaders present. Dr. Hockin is a staff member of the Student Christian movement in Canada, and a former missionary teacher in China. To help Canadian Girls In Training understand the girls in their groups, Miss Ruth Low, a teacher on the staff of Bishop's University, is leading a work- shop on the adolescent. Other work groups help leaders to un- derstand the purpose and pro- gram for this mid -week pro- gram of the church. In the evening, the leaders are introduced to new skills in music, Christian drama, recre- ation, handicrafts and audio -vis- uals. Among the exhibits is a col- lection of 60 religious prints on the life of Jesus by Michelange- lo, Raphael, Rembrandt, Renault Dali and others. Another. is a craft display gathered from many resourses in the Province of Quebec. To this Conference 300 dele- gates have come from every province in Canada from New- foundland to British Columbia, representing the Baptist Chur- ch, the Church of Christ (Disci- ples), the Presbyterian Church SAM POLLOCK scans a map to get his bearings during a recent visit to Canada from his native Britain... Pollock, former soldier, civil servant, school master and welfare work- er, has been a broadcaster since 1943. This year he marks his tenth anniversary as commentator on Postmark: U.K., heard Sundays on CBC raidio's Trans -Canada network. At The Zurich Public Library "After You, Marco Polo" — Here is an account of the ad- ventures of the first woman to make the journey from Turkey to China over the all -but impas- sable mountains lying between these two countries. Travelling for the most part on pony -back or on foot, and under the "care," at the most crtical part of the journey, of murderous bandits, Mrs. Shor, the author of the book, and her husband barely survived the hardships of travel, primitive living conditions' and shortage of food. Roy A. Cullen South Huron SURGE Service Dealer R.R. 2, CLINTON, Phone HU 2-7207 DOERR'S !+,FOOD leARKETS i Phone 140 — ZURICH KELLOGS 91/2 OZ. Rice Krispies 27c each CLOVER LEAF Fancy White Tuna 37c each Maple Leaf Hams 11/2 lbs. $1.35 Javex, 32 oz. 23c each TIP TOP 20 OZ. Diced Carrots ASSORTED FLAVOURS Youngs Punch (Mix your own drink — No CLARKS 20 OZ. Tomato Juice 5 LB. BAG Beaver Charcoal HENLEY (Halves) 15 OZ. Choice Peaches 2 for 25c 2 for 69c Sugar needed) 2 for 23c 39c 2 for 45c FRUITS and VEGETABLES 50 LB. BAG New Potatoes (Ontario) $1.59 75 LB. BAG New Potatoes (Ontario) $1.99 Field Tomatoes 2 lbs. for 29c 11 QT. BASKET Field Tomatoes, SUNKIST 138's Oranges $1.39 ea. 2 doz for 89c MEAT DEPARTMENT SWEET PICKLED ROLLS 55c lb. WEINERS 2 lbs. for 79c FRYERS , Grade A 39c tb. UNDER ONE ROOF with the FamiqFinancePlan LOW-COST, LIFE -INSURED LOANS SEAFORTH LIONS CLUB 26TH ANNUAL Summer Carnival LIONS PARK, SEAFORTH THREE BIG NIGHTS ! ! Wednesday - Thursday - Friday AUGUST 9, 10 and 11 Programme EACH EVENING AT 8:00 P.M. BAND - BINGO - GAMES MIDWAY - RIDES FUN FOR ALL THE FAMILY! Admission: 50c (INCLUDES TICKET ON MAJOR DRAW PRIZES Children Free Pc rking Free Renew Your Subscription Now TOP PRICES PAID FOR — • CREAM • EGGS • POULTRY Give Us A Call ! O'BRIENS PRODUCE PHONE 101 -- ZURICH NOTICE FARMERS and DAIRYMEN Re: Change of Business SURGE MILHER LOVELL H. McGUIRE, Wingham Surge Milker Franchise has been sold to four former em- ployees, Who are July 21st gradu- ates of the Surge Tonganoxie School, St: Charles, ! l I . The New Dealerships are: Clinton -- Roy A. Cullen - Phone HU 2-7207 Wingham-- Keith McLaughlin - Ph. 593 Walkerton -- Ron McKnight -- Phone 896M Kincardine -- Ken Martin - Phone 366J 1 wish to thank the dairymen who have shared in the pleas- ' ant business relationship enjoyed during the past ten years. I trust that the new dealers 'shall enjoy your same patron- age as they continue to offer the best in good milking and service —Lovell H. 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