Zurich Citizens News, 1963-11-14, Page 6PAGE SIX.
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1963.
Huron. Children's Aid Society Seeks
Clothing and Toys in New Campaign
The Board of Directors of donations of food, new wearing
Huron County Children's Aid
Society has formed a Christmas
Bureau whereby they hope to
help provide a good Christmas
for all needy families, with par-
ticular emphasis on the chil-
dren,
To prevent overlapping some
basic rules to follow are sug-
gested. All groups or indivi-
duals wishing to help should
work closely with the board
member in their locality on this
committee,
It is important that all con-
tributions except perishable
goods, be delivered to Goderieh,
headquarters of the Children's
Aid, or to your local board
member, well before the end of
November.
Money is .most acceptable for
buying gifts for older children.
These are usually more expen-
sive and not many are donated.
Other suggested gifts are:
apparel, socks, mitts, layettes,
stationery, billfolds, flashlights,
toilet articles, jewellery, Christ-
mas seals, ribbons, tags. Christ-
mas paper for wrapping the
gifts are also needed.
Only new things can be used
as Christmas gifts but clean
used clothing and bedding in
good condition are also very
acceptable for our boxes.
Christmas bureau is made up
of. convener„ Mrs. M. Mooney,
Goderich; members: Mrs. C.
Blake, Ashfield, Colborne, W.
Wawanash; Mrs. M. Bean, E.
Wawanash, Morris, Blyth, Brus-
sels: Mrs, F. Fingland, Clinton,
Hullet, Goderich Twp.; Mrs. J.
Gorwill, Seaforth, McKillop,
Tuckersmith Twp.; Mrs. M. Cud -
more, Exeter, Usborne Twp.;
Alvin Rau, S t a n l e y, H ay,
Stephen, Hensall; Ivan Haskins,
Turnberry, Hawick, Grey, Wing -
ham.
Londesboro Man Wins
Larry Snider 'Bonus'
Harry Watkins, RR 1, Londesboro, one of the many dis-
trict farmers who bought Ford Farming Equipment during
Larry Snider's special fall promotion, won the 1963 Kel-
vinator Dryer. Above, Mr. and Mrs. Watkins happily
accept their "bonus". Jack Faber, RR 1, Hensall, won
the 1964 Zenith Cloth Radio. Everybody wins when they
buy Ford Farming Equipment or Ford cars from Larry
Snider.
LARRY SNIDER MOTORS
PHONE 2351640
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40 YEARS AGO
NOVEMBER, 1923
A happy bridal event took
place at the Lutheran parson-
age, Zurich, when Rev, H.
Rembe united in marriage Miss
Margaret Hess and Rev. Lloyd
Kalbfleisch, The couple will
reside in Brantford, where the
groom is pastor of the church.
Mr. George Edighoffer and
son, L 1 o y d, of Leamington,
spent the holiday weekend at
their home in Dashwood.
TIr. H. Arnold, manager of
the Molson's Bank in Hensall,
who was run down with an auto
about six weeks ago, is able to
be up and around again.
15 YEARS AGO
NOVEMBER, 1938
T. D. Wren, of Hensall, has
moved his grocery stock and
produce business one door east
of his former location in the
Petty Block.
A quite wedding was solemn-
ized at the United Church
manse, Blyth, when Rev. A. Sin-
clair united in marriage Mildred
E. Scruton and Peter Linton
McNaughton, both of Hensall.
A very happy matrimonial
event was held in St. Peter's
Church, St. Joseph, on Saturday,
when Father Martin united in
marriage Leona Badore and
Franklin Corriveau,
Mr. F. C. Kalbfleisch is build-
ing an addition to his thriving
planing mill in Zurich, and
when completed it will give him
more room. for workmen,
Delbert Geiger was elected
president of the newly organ-
ized Young People's League of
the Evangelical C h u r ch in
Zurich.
25 YEARS AGO
NOVEMBER, 1948
- The Zurich Lions Club gave
a half-hour program on CKNX
radio station on Friday evening,
sponsored by the Department of
Education in Ontario,
Alexander Neeb, of Dash-
wood, prominent Huron County
farmer and one-time warden of
the county, passed away in St.
Joseph's Hospital on Saturday.
Donald M. Charlton, of Ilder-
ton, has accepted a position as
manager •of the Zurich branch
of the Hensall District Co -Oper-
ative, and along with his wife
have taken up housekeeping in
Zurich.
Mr. Dominique Jeffrey, of St.
north side •of the village to Wil -
NEWS OF KIPPEN DIST
Correspondent, Mrs. Norman Lona
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid Hux-
table and Bill, of Centralia, vis-
ited recently with Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Jones and boys, Sunday
guests were, Mr. and Mrs. Ar-
thur Ashworth and Carol .Ann,
of Denfield; Mr. and Mrs. Elli-
son Whiting and Lloyd, of
Parkhill.
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Kyle
were host and hostess to a cot-
tage meeting of Kippen congre-
How flam *iess
electric heating
makes all other
heating systems
out of date!
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flu
me .
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• It's cleaner than any other heating system – cannot create dust, smoke,
soot or dirt of any kind.
• You get custom -comfort in every room –electric heating offers you a
separate thermostat in each room.
• Easy to install–no furnace or fuel tank.
• No annual maintenance costs _nothing to clean, no filters to replace,
electric heating is truly a carefree system.
Reduced operating costs–in many municipalities the rate for electric
heating has been reduced as much as 30% during the last 2 years.
r411 ycur qualified electric heating contractor or:
your hydro
LIVE BETTER ELECTRICALLY
;ICT
gation, with fifteen in atten-
dance on Sunday evening.
Mrs. Hank Binnendyk is a
patient in South Huron Hos-
pital, Exeter, being admitted for
surgery.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. R. Vennema for the gift
of a son, Darrick Peter, born
November 10 in South Huron
Hospital.
The annual bazaar will be
held Saturday, November 16, at
3 p.m.. in St. Andrew's United
Church.
Ed Morton, Dave Triebner,
Allan Tremeer, Wilmer Dal-
rymple, Ted Roberts, Harold
Parker, William Bell, Jack Bell,
Grant McGregor, Jim McAllis-
ter, Ross Richardson, Campbell
Eyre and Emerson Kyle re;
turned home Sunday from a
hunting trip in the Parry Sound
district.
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Joseph, has completed the fine
addition which he is building on
his home,
Gerald Tyler, of, Dashwood,
who has been working at Kalb-
fleisch Mills in Zurich, had the
misfortune to break his arm in
two places.
James Smillie, of Hensall, has
disposed of his property on the
liam Cole, of Cromarty,
10 YEARS AGO
. NpvEMBER, 1953
Twenty-six hunters of the
Hensall. area were successful in
bagging 17 deer and five red
foxes in a deer hunt in Hay
Township last week. The big-
gest buck was shot by Ed Fink,
and was claimed to be five and
a half years old.
Mr. Earl Oesch has sold his
farm. in Stanley Township to
Mr. Ken Parke, who will get
possession next spring.
The Zurich Boys' and Girls'
Band made a fine contribution
to Young People's anniversary
last Sunday in the Zurich Evan.
gelical Church.
CLEARANCE SALE
of BOY'S V1/EAR
We're forced to cut prices right in the middle of the season because
we need the room for Christmas merchandise. Don't delay—these
bargains will go quickly !
EXTRA SPECIAL!
BOYS'
WHITE SHIRTS
Only
REG. VALUES c EACH
TO $2.95 7 7 99
BOYS' PANTS
2 for 1 Sale
BOYS'
Suburban Coats
Brand new styles — Sizes 8 to 18.
REG, VALUES TO $14.95
Now Only
$9.49, X40.99
Save up to $4.00
2
ANT SUITS
24 models to chose from, sizes 8 to 18,
all current styles and fabrics
Reg. 22.95 for 17.95
1Reg. 29.50 for 21.95
SPORT COATS
Assorted models, this season's styles,
sizes 8 to 18, hard-wearing cloths
Reg. 12.95 for 9.95
Reg. 15.95 for 11.95
Knitted Sport Shirts
Smartly designed, •colorful knits, just
like dad's. Sizes 8 to 18, over 70 on
sale.
Reg. 2.95 for 2.29
Reg. 3.95 for 2.95
Turtle Neck Shirts
Boys love these!
Reg. $2.95, Sizes 12 to 18
2.29
15 Broadcloth Shirts
2.95, 2.29
GET THESE BIG BOYS' BUYS NOW AT
[WALPER'S
Phone 235-0991
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$ jn
with the old!
Sell -cut! Our entire remaining. stock of '63
models must be sold .. regardless! All are f'
brand neW.niodels—soma still in original
factory crates. Compare the prices! You
saws like never before because we need the
1963 DRYERS
AS LOW
AS
$159.
(With Your Trade)
While They- Last ! !
with the neer!
•Special Introductory prices!'3 days only.to en.
trounce the 1964 STURDY Frigidaire Washers
and Matching Dryers! New features! New styl-
ing! New convenience! All specially priced for
3 -day Announcement Sale!
1963 MODELS
LAUNDRY PAIR
AS LOW
AS
$390.
(With Your Trade)
Washer. and Dryer
Our entire stock of 1963 Models must go
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