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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1961-11-16, Page 3THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1961 ZURICH C)TMZENS NEWS News of Hensall District George Beer, Gerald Bell and Don Mousseau, accompanied by Keith Lindsay, of London, left Sunday for a week's hunting trip to Manitoulin Island, Hunters Wes and Ross Rich- ardson, Jim McAllister, Howard Smale, Grant McGregor, Camp- bell Eyre, Bill Bell, Emmerson Kyle, Dave Triebner, Allan Tre- meer, Carl McClinchey and Ed BURSARIES AWARDED The committee appointed by the Huron County Council to award scholarships and bursar- ies announce the following: at Ontario Agricultural College, degree course, Ross Wein, Cre- diton; diploma course, Gordon Strang, Hensall. At MacDonald Institute. Mary McIntosh, RR 3, Seaforth. At Western Ontario Agricul- tural School, Ronald Nicholson, Belgrave, The committee consisted of Warden Ivan Forsyth, D. H. Miles, agricultural representa- tive, and J. H. Kinkead, inspec- tor of Public Schools for Huron. Morton, returned home Sunday from a week's hunting at Parry Sound, with three fine deer. They reported the weather fine, freezing at night, but lacking snow. Mrs. Keith Lindsay, Pamela and Sheila, of London, are spen- ding this week visiting with Mr, and Mrs. John Henderson and family. 1VIr. Jack Pfaff was admitted to Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth, on Saturday, in the interests of his health. Mrs. Sim Roobol will give a commentary and show pictures of her trip to Holland, this surnmer, on M'Lady program on CKNX-TV Wingham on Mon- day, November 20, at 2 p.m., which should prove most inter- esting. Hensall Branch of the Cana- dian Legion entertained mem- bers of the council, Reeves of Hay and Tuckersmith, and Scout and Cub leaders, to a smorgasbord turkey banquet in the Legion Hall at the conclus- ion of Remembrance Day, Sat - POULTRY, EGGS and FEED POULTRY CULLING John Henderson PHONE 40 HENSALL WE WANT BEANS CONTACT US FOR Prices and Storage We have increased our bean storage this year. We can give you good service and quick un- oading. E L. MICKLE & SON LTD. PHONE 103 — HENSALL lie appearance of your home with a DELHI SELF-SUPPORTING STRATO-TOWER for your TV antenna for TV antenna Just check these features 1/ No guy wires required. V Tower is anchored in a strong concrete base. V Quality construction with heavy duty galvanized steel and riveted "X" braces. Heights from 28' to 68 V Will last for many years, Let us give you d quote on a STRATO.TOWER installation. R SS' TV. PHONE 262 w 3 vler HENSALL urday evening. Warden. Ivan Forsythe spoke, with his remarks based on Re- membrance Day. Councillor Elgin Thomson, of Tucker - smith, was also a guest at the banquet. Dr. and Mrs. D. J, McKelvie, of Essex, were guests last week with Mr and Mrs. Jack Drys- dale and Jill, on their way through to Shelburne to visit relatives, Edward Stewart, of Espanola, is vacationing with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Neeb, at Zurich. The doll covered with dollar bills, for which tickets are be- ing sold, is on display in the window of the Kosy Korner restaurant. The Legion Auxil- iary are sponsoring the project. Attend Wedding IVIr. and Mrs, Percy Webster and Clark, of Hensall, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Neeb, Zurich, at- tended the Cormie-Stewart wed- ding at the Roman Catholic Church, Espanola, on Monday, November 6, at 10 a.m. The young couple spent their hon- eymoon at the Webster home here. The bride is a niece of Mrs. Webster. Norman Shiels Norman George Shiels, of BeIgrave, aged 65, formerly of Brussels, passed away in Wing - ham General Hospital, on Wed- nesday, November 8. Surviving' are his wife, th former Lillian Rogers sons No man, Ashfield Tow•zsh'p; Geon go, Hensall; daughters, Mrs Garnet (Donna) Allan, Hensall; Miss Shirley Shiels, Detroit, Mich.; a sister, Mrs. George (Elizabeth) Johnston, Wingham. The funeral service was held Friday from the D. A. Rann funeral home, Brussels. Burial was made in Brussels Cemet- ery. Attending the funeral from Hensall were Mr. and Mrs. Gar- net Allan and Margaret, and Mr. and Mrs. George Shiels, Nor Sugar and vice tl-orr[fr.uect ;row Page Two) ,for about the past 35 years, so I might as well relax and enjoy it, BAZAAR SUCCESFUL Chiselhurst United Church Sunday School rooms, lovely with a floral background of var- ied coloured 'mums, was the setting on Thursday afternoon, November 9, for their annual bazaar, bake and tea. The event was sponsored by the Women's Assocoation of the church, for which they realized $160. Conveners were: bake table, Mrs. Alvin Cole, Mrs. A. Ross, Mrs. Earl Kinsman, Mrs. Lloyd Ferguson, Mrs. Percy Wright, Mrs. Campbell Eyre, Mrs. Tom Brintnell, Mrs. George Boa and Mrs. Russell Brock; sewing, Mrs. R. Taylor, Mrs. Roy Mac- Donald, Mrs. William Brintnell; produce, Mrs. Clarence Cole- man, Mrs. Edwin Taylor, Mrs. Ed Dick; candy, Mrs. Ben Stoneman, Mrs. Robert Boyce; tea tables, Mrs. Harold Parker, Mrs. Jack Brintnell, Miss Mary Kinsman; cashier, Mrs. Percy Harris. Tlowever, these are mild and harmless reactions, so you can seet hat it's not me, but my wife about whom I'm. concern- ed. It's difficult to understand how a person can live all these years with someone as normal as 1 and still be no pyscholog- eal. * * Another of her troubles is that she's obviously a passive periphirastic, Woops. Just a into my Latin notes. No, here it is. She's a straightforward case of anxiety, This is typi- fied by worry, foreboding, dread, inner distress, That is, something is going to happen, or you think it is. For exam- ple, she always thinks we're go- ing to have another baby, and then when we don't, she's kind. of sore about it. Some of the anxiety symp- toms are: depression for no ap- parent reason; upsets by little things; snaps at attempts at kindness; angry at nothing at all; nervous, edgy; streak of NETE'S FLOWERS Phone 130 --- Zurich Flowers beautifully arranged for Weddings, Funerals Etc. At Prices Everyone can afford "Flowers Wired Anywhere" cruelty. This is our place, practically any Sunda;' morn- ing. It's fiscinat.ing, even if a little disturbing, to see some- one you know so well unfolci- ;ng right before your eyes, like a drunk who has been sleeping on the lid of the toilet bowl all night, in the foetal position, r Phone 20 PAGE THREE But we're only scratching the surface. We haven't come to i in the course yet, but I'm ;oohing forward to learning the psychological motives behind her taking up playing the or- gan, and her throwing a per- fectly good gin -and -tonic all ov- er me last Saturday night. I'll fill you in as we get to them. fLSON'S DRUG STORE Hensall BE VITAMIN SAFE TAKE SUPER PLENAMINS ZallMEILIMIEZ REXALL SUPER PLENAMINS CANADA'S LARGEST SELLING VITAMIN -MINERAL PRODUCT 35 TABLETS FREE With 144 -Tablet Economy Size EXTRA SPECIAL VALUE $13.93 size for only $11.96 TRY YOUR DRUG STORE FIRST immimmisminummummummissimmummo GROCERIES of-taste-temptin foods •ENs..e. FROZEN FOODS PEAS, 12 oz. pkgs. 5 for $1.00 OLD SOUTH ORANGE JUICE, 6 oz. 4 fir 85c PRODUCE Florida Waite Grapefruit, 96's PO, Cooking Onions, Poly Carrots MEATS PORK SPARE RIBS HEAD CHEESE, ROLLED POT ROASTS BEEF PORK SAUSAGE for 49c 3 lbs. 23c 3 ibs.17c 49c lb. per tin 79c 45c lb. 3 lbs. $LOO ROE;NHOOD 30 OZ. PKG. Fruit Cake Mix 67c Gem Margerine 4lbs. 89c 48 OZ. Stokely's Ping Drink 3 for $1.00 GREEN GIANT 15 OZ. Fancy Peas 4 for 69c STOKELY 15 OZ, Cream Corn 4 for 69c CARNATION 3 LB. PKG. Instant Milk Powder 89c Libby Sauerkraut, 28 oz. 2 for 39c McCormick's Snackers, lb. pkg. 39c. "K" CEREAL, CORN FLAKES, RICE- KRISPIES Kellogg's Cereals 3 pkgs. 79c Nescafe, 6 oz. Tar 89c AYLMER 8 OZ. PKG. Cut Mixed Peel 23c AUSTRALIAN Sultana Raisins 2 lbs. 53c 7 OZ. CELLO Supreme Wahnut Pieces 39c REGULAR 12 INCH Stuart House Foil Wrap 31c pkg. FREE — FR Cello Bag of 50 National Tea Bags, when you bc:y 2 bags at regular price of 45c per bag 50 Book Matches with the purchase of all popular brans cigarette cartoon $3.29 HEAVY DEITY 18 INCH Stuart House Foil Wrap 59c 4 ROLL PACK, COLORED OR WHITE While Swan Toilet Tissue 49c Men's Apple Juice, 48 oz. 29c 100z. Can -bell's Tomato Soup 4 tins 49c HENSALL-ONTARIO