HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1961-08-22, Page 3THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1961
ZURICH, CITIZENS NEWS
PAGE THREE
News of Heiisi1 District
Attend. Picnic
The Misses Greta and Amy
Lammie, and Mrs. Robert Elgie,
attended the annual Huron
County Picnic for the blind held
at Kalbfleisch Park, Zurich, on
Wednesday afternoon, August
16, sponsored by the Zurich
Lions Club. A full program of
sports was held in the park and
supper served in the Commun-
ity Centre. In Charge of pro-
ceedings was Mr, Jack Bannis-
ter, of Zurich, representative on
the Advisory Board of the
Blind.
Attended Funeral
Attending the funeral of the
late Mrs. C. Arthur Hogarth,
held here last Tuesday, were
her sons, Bruce, Vancouver, BC;
Leonard, Edmonton, Alta.; Den-
nis, his wife and children, Doug-
las and Susan, of Oakville; Dr.
and Mrs. B. A. Campbell, Tor-
onto; Mr. Keith Campbell, Win-
dsor; Mrs. Ida Hawkshaw, Luc -
an; Mrs. Pearl Wallace, London;
Mr. Harvey Murdock, St. Thom-
as; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lammie,
Centralia; Mrs. R. Dickens, Ex-
eter; Miss Minnie Reid, London,
and. Mrs. Milne Rennie, Seafor-
th.
At Reunion
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Orr visit-
ed with relatives at Sarnia and
attended the Doan reunion at
Canatara Park, Sarnia, on Sun-
day. There was an attendance
of 160. Games and sports were
enjoyed, and a picnic lunch ser-
ved at 1:00 p.m. On Monday
Former Resident
Visits Hensall
Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Shag-
ena, of Port Huron, Mich., the
former Delores Reichart, gran -
daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Adam Reichart, of Hensall,
were in Hensall recently calling
on old neighbours on the street
her grandparents lived on.
They visited Mr. John Pass-
more, Mrs. Leona Parke, and
other friends in the village, and
also took movies of the block
and house where their grand-
parents lived in, now occupied
by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rea -
burn.
The late Mr. Reichart owned
most of the lots on that street.
It is over 30 years since Mrs.
Shagena visited her late grand-
parents, as a little girl, and this
was her first visit back to Hen-
sall.
they visited with Mrs. Louise
Gilbert, a patient at Parkwood
Hospital, London, and mother
of Mrs. Orr.
Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Noakes
and family are holidaying at
Turnbulls.
Jimmy Voth, of Detroit, is ho-
lidaying with his grandmother,
Mrs. L. Simpson, and mother,
Mrs, G. Voth.
Gerald .Noakes, of London, is
visiting with his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Noakes.
Injured In Accident
Keith MacLean, of Seaforth,
and formerly of Hensall, is a
patient at Victoria Hospital,
London, suffering a compound
fracture of the neck, severe
head and face injuries, and the
loss of several teeth. He was
first taken to Clinton Public
Hospital and later removed by
ambulance to Victoria Hospital.
The accident occurred on the
10th concession of Goderich
Township. Keith, who is em-
ployed with the George F. El-
liott Construction Co., of Clin-
ton, was returning to Clinton
from the gravel pit when the
steering apparatus in the truck
he was riding in went out of
control, throwing him through
Honest Cab Driver
Found In England
(By our Hensall correspondent)
Jack Henderson, Hensall, who
has returned from a European
tour, was returning to Canada
on the last day of the tour and
had taken a taxi cab to the air-
port, when he discovered that
he had left his expensive cam-
era in the cab.
Mr. John W. Page, of Heston,
Middleport, England, a brother
of Mrs. Harry Horton, of Hen-
sall, with whom Jack had spent
the day previous touring Lon-
don, had come to the airport to
see him off. Jack told him of
his loss and Mr. Page told him
he would do all he could to help
recover his camera.
Mr. Page made inquiries with
the police, who informed him
that the taxi driver had turned
the camera into the lost prop-
erty department at police lost
property office. After indenti-
fication had been established,
the camera will be returned to
Jack by Mr. Page. Police stat-
ed that with very few excep-
tions taxi drivers hand in any-
thing left in their cabs.
EXTENSIVE
Auction Sale
OF STORE FIXTURES, GROCERIES. DRY GOODS,
SHOES, HARDWARE, ETC.
AT THE
Zurich Community Centre
ON
Thursday Night, August 31
AT 6:30 P.M.
The Drysdale Store is going out of business, having
sold the building and property to the Department of High-
ways. As a result, the entire lot of store fixtures and stock
will be sold by public auction.
STORE FIXTURES, EQUIPMENT, ETC.:
One 30 Ib. Computagram Platform Scale; one 30 lb.
Toledo Computagram Scale, with electric vision; One 2 Ib.
scale; One 14 cu. ft. refrigerator and one 10 ft. cu. ft. refrig-
erator, both in good working condition; one pop cooler, with
dry air unit, in real good condition; three Island Counter%
for groceries; four Hardware ends to make Counter Islands;
enough units for one large or two small islands; one short
counter suitable for check-out counter; One electric meat
slicer; One glass showcase, all sides glass; One bag truck;
One office chair; 10 wooden store drawers.
GROCERIES, DRYGOODS, ETC.:
A large quantity of Groceries will be sold in small lots;
good quality of dry goods & shoes, an amount of Hardware
lines; 12 men's suits, size 36 to 42, Six men's Heavy Winter
Overcoats Limited amount of boy's jackets; Ladies' Purses;
Quantity of Dishes; 9 Sauerkraut crocks, from 3 to 10 gal-
lon size; One large Reed Basket, 18" high, 24" x 32"; 50
to 100 Jute Bags.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS:
Factory -made one -wheel trailer; 2 bicycles; 17" Admiral
Television set in good working order; 14' Extension Ladder;
22 Calibre Automatic Repeating Rifle; Antique Shotgun
12 -gauge; left-hand drain board sink, galvanized porcelain,
with fittings, 24" x 42"; and many other items to numer-
ous to mention.
NO RESERVE -- EVERYTHING WILL BE SOLD!
Gascho Bros. Alvin Waaper
PROPRIETORS AUCTIONEER
the windshield and causing the
driver, Stew Moody, Clinton, to
lose control, The truck crashed
into the ditch and rolled over.
Moody suffered lacerations and
bruises and was admitted to
Clinton Hospital. Keith is the
son of Mr. and Mrs, Robert
MacLean, RR 2, Kippen.
Mr, and Mrs. George Beer,
Linda and Betty, Mr. and Mrs,
John Beer, David, Johnny and
Steven, Barrie, and Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Beer, are spending two
weeks holidaying at Schade
View, on Lake Huron,
Postmaster Cecil Kipfer is on
vacation.
Mrs. Marion Thiessen, of Mor-
rin, Alta., daughter of Mrs. Mar-
garet Doan, has returned home
after visiting with relatives
here.
Barbara Townsend, of Mitch-
ell, is spending this week with
her cousin, Susan Kyle.
Sugar arid Spice
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teeth, I paid.
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I suspected I was in a pretty
avalanche -guard place the min-
ute I went in, because people
were smoking, right and left, in
their seats. And I was sure of
it, when some of the characters
in the film swore, right out,
clear as anything. Why, they
said things I wouldn't even say
to my own wife.
But it wasn't until I left the
movie that I was sucked into
the real whirlpool of vice, sin,
mope and gawkery that has
turned The City into the Sodom,
to say nothing of Gormorrah, of
our time. The first thing I
walked past, for example, was
a place with people eating out-
side. There they were, sitting
at tables right beside the side-
walk, eating away just as
though they were foreigners
and had no morals at all.
Just a few doors down,
caught up by who knows what
RCMP MUSICAL RIDE AT WESTERN FAIR
The thrilling_and colourful spectacle of the RCMP Mus-
ical Ride will headline Western Fair's all star grandstand
performance this year. The Mounties will appear September
8 to 16, afternoon and evening, with the exception of Wed-
nesday and Thursday afternoons September 13 and 14. Here
are the 32 scarlet clad riders and their coal black horses being
inspected before the start of the ride by RCMP Inspector
Joseph G. Downey.
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I'm sorry, I can't go on. When
I remember that I was once
president of the Young Men's
Bible Class of our chuch. I
feel a wave of something going
over me. Besides, I've run out
of space.
I may be able to tell all, to
relate the remainder of that
dreadful night. But it will have
to be in next week's issue
Match for it — the simple, but
affecting story of one small-
town chap's descent into the pit
that is The City after hours.
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SUNKIST SIZE 140's
Celery Hearts 19c bch. Lemons 49c dozen
OLD SOUTH 6 OZ. TINS
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LIBBY 28 OZ. TINS
FROZEN FOODS
8 OZ. PKGS.
5 for 99c Cod Fish Sticks 3 for 99c
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Fancy Peaches 3 for 99c
Kellogg's Giant Cereals
FLAKES, 16 OZ.
FROSTED FLAKES, 1414 OZ. j for 9 f c
RICE' KRISPIES, 13 OZ. ____._.
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10 oz. Chicken -Noodle or Cream of Mushroom
Campbell Soups 6 for 99c
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Instant Maxwell
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Allen's Drink 29c
RED ROBIN 14 DZ. SLICED
Pineapple 6 for 99c
GOLD SEAL SOLID 7 OZ. TIN
White Tuna Fish 3 for 99c
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VAN CAMP 15 OZ.
Beans with Pork 6 for 99c
CHOICE QUALITY 28 OZ.
Tomatoes 4 for 99
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Whole Chicken 3 tbs. 99c
AYLMER 10 OZ.
Vegetable Soup 8 for 99c
QUART TIN
Johnson's Klear 99c
EATWELL BONITA 6 OZ. TIN
Flaked Tuna 6 for 99c