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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1964-06-04, Page 6AGS' SlX THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1964 READY FOR WATER — Water mains «ere laid in Grand Bend last week prior to I.L:aoktop being installed on Highways 21 and 81. This is a section of Main Street, just outside Brenner's Red Gables Hotel. ..Back fill is compacted by the tiny machine in the foreground. (Photo by Dinnin) VISITS GRAND BEND—The Hon Kelso Roberts (right) visited Grand Bend last week and after luncheon in the Green Forest Lodge, toured Ipperwash Park and the Pinery ?ark Both are under the jurisdiction of the Department of Lands and Forests,which Mr. Roberts heads. At left is C. E. "Zeb" Janes, former MP for Lambton East, and centre, Gar Myers, superintendent of the Pinery Park. (Photo by Dinnin) eimenzeummuommdangatruionsosommwm FOR ALL YOUR MINNEAPOLIS MOL,INE MACHINERY REQUIREMENTS CONTACT US! Also Featuring the . . . ® Renault Line of •Tractors Outstanding in the Import Field HAWK MANURE SPREADERS 0 AKTIVE MOWERS McGRAIN DRYERS 0 FARM TIRES Haugh Bros. Farm Equipment ONE MILE EAST OF BRUCEFIELD s 1 EXCITING NEW PROFIT OPPORTUNITIES FROM CALVES THAT GROW AND GROW AND GROW! You can grow calves for the profitable veal calf market in only 9-11 weeks with SHUR-GAIN Vealer. Less than 200 pounds of this exciting new product will raise a calf to market weight .... calves that will grade "good" to 'choice". SHUR-GAIN 'Neater gives you amazing - Dy low feed conversions. TEST FEED YOUR NEXT CALF ON SHUR - GAIN Vealer and learn for your- self about the exciting new profit opportunities from feeding for the Veal Calf Market. vealer SHUR•llAl$ M11181011 GAalllJ KZ= M. DEITZ and SON Cosy ZURICH 11•1111111� STARLITE DRIVE»IN THEATRE NOW OPEN! Friday and Saturday Nights JUNE 5 and 6 "Turas Bulba" (Colour) Tony Curtis, Yul Bryner Children under 12 in cars Free! Many Area People Win Prizes At Hensall Legion Auxiliary Penny Sale Over sixty lucky winner from Seaforth, Exeter, Zurich, Crom- arty, Bayfield, Clinton and Hen- sall won lovely prizes at the annual penny sale held at the Legion Hall, Saturday evening, sponsored by the Hensall Legion Ladies' Auxiliary. Prizes were donated by the local and dis- trict merchants. A sum of $186 was realized. Clerk Earl Camp- bell drew the winning tickets. Winners were: $10 voucher, Al's Super Save, Mrs. John Heal; hair tonic, Clair's Barber Shop, Joe McLellan; $3 voucher, Brady's Cleaners, Grace Mc- Bride; hair brush, Be -N -Jay Beauty Salon, Dorothy Reyn- olds, RR 1, Hensall; lamp, Bon- thron Furniture, Joe McLellan; $3 voucher, Beaton's Bakery, Bea Forrester, Zurich; rabbit ears, Bell Electric, Mrs. Edna Caldwell; wallet, Bert's Snack Bar, Bill Noakes; end table, Murray Baker, Pete Harburn. One quart oil, Supertest, B. Ferg, Orville Taylor; lawn chair, Queens wa y Nursing Home, Mrs. Ted Webb; smok- ing stand, Dr. Goddard, Mrs. Grant Bisback; two steak din- ners, New Commercial Hotel, Suzanne Kyle; one quart paint, Byron Kyle, Bill Austin, Sea - forth; plant, Reder's Florists, Ann Bell; door spring, Lloyd 1Vlousseau, Mrs. Clarence Reid; 20 quarts of milk, Huronda.le Dairy, A. Y. McLean, Seaforth. Cushion, E. L. Mickle, Mrs. Hilda Brintnell, Exeter; toilet water, Mrs. Leona Parke, Mrs. 0. G. Williams; pillow cases, Raye Paterson, Mrs. Leonard Noakes; one gallon oil, John Reid, George Shiels; bath towel set, Norval Reid, Mrs. E Cor- bett; one quart varnish, W. C. Spencer, Mrs. Archie Parsons; one gallon oil, Ted's Shell Serv- ice Station, Dorothy O'ConnelI, Clinton; floral centre piece, W. G. Thompson & Sons, Herb Bierling, Zurich. Cushion, Twitchell's Garage, William Fairburn; toilet set, Trevor Wilson, Mrs. Archie Par- sons; vase and flowers, 5c to $1 Store, Ruth Smale; hair dryer, Hensall Ladies' Auxiliary, Ken- ny Varley; doll, H. L. A., Harry Armstrong, RR 1, Exeter; paint by number set, H.L.A., Mrs. Cecil Pepper; lazy susan, Crest Hardware, Peter McNaughton; case white beans, Cook Bros., Mrs. Paul Neilands; rear view mirror, Huron Motor Sales, Pat Joynt. Toilet set, W. J. Cameron, Mrs. W. J. Cameron; cannister set, Stewart Bell, Mrs. Grant Bisback; light bulbs, Ed Fink, Fred Beer; hair cream and tonic, Flynn's Barber Shop, Thomas Drover, Cromarty; car- ton cigaretes, Kosy Korner, Mrs. Cecil Pepper; light fixture, Gen- ehal Coach, Mrs. Grant McGreg- or; wall plaque, Lorne Hay, Mrs Tom Kyle, Jr.; Beatle rec- ord, Henderson's Produce, Bar- bara Forrester, Zurich; flood light, Hensall District Co-op, Frank Forrest. Chip and dip dish, Hensall Sales Barn, Carrie Norry, Exe- ter; booster cable, Huron Auto Body, Alice Ann Dalrymple; sheets and pillow •cases, Irwin's Ladies' Wear, Len Purdy; plaid club bag, T. C. Joynt & Son, Mrs. Jarvis Horton; broom, Jim's Machine Shop, Milt Love; waste paper basket, Lavender's Garage, A. Y. McLean, Seaforth; 1 always FINE FOODS SERVED IN OUR MODERN DINING ROOM ENJOY THE FINE ATMOSPHERE OF OUR ATTRACTIVE ALPINE ROOM Our Entire Hotel is Equipped with "Hi-Fi" System for your Listening Pleasure WE SPECIALIZE IN STEAKS -CHICKEN - FISH Dominion Hotel PHONE 70 — ZURICH 1 magazine rack, P. L. McNaugh- I ton, Maude Hedden; fishing rod and reel, Hensall Royal Cana- dian 'Legion, Clarke Forrest. Two dollar voucher, Mid -town Cleaners, Mrs. Raye Paterson; $2 voucher, Mid -town Cleaners, John Joynt; one quart oil, Wil- lard Buchanan Garage, Mrs. Pearl Lee, Hensall; one year's subscription, Huron Expositor, Mrs. Edna Caldwell; one year's subscription, Times - Advocate, Bob Talbot, Bayfield; one year's subscription, Hensall Observer, Mrs. Joan Hoy, RR 1, Exeter; one year's subscription, Hensall Observer, Mrs Roy Smale. Table centre, Clarence Reid & Sons, Bill Austin, Seaforth; Bar -B -Q set, Jim Sangster, Mrs. Gerald Flynn; grease, Hyde's Farm Equipment, Katherine Mc- Ewen. 0 Wedding CONSITT—BOYES White lilac and green ferns formed the setting for the mar- riage of Helen Margaret Boyes, daughter of Mr_ and Mrs. Ed- ward J. Boyes, Egmondville, and John Ralph Consitt, son of Mrs. Eileen Consitt, RR 1, Zur- ich, and the late Russell Con- sitt, at Egmondville United Church on Saturday, May 23. Rev. John Varcly officiated at the double ring ceremony. Mrs A. Scott played the wedding music and accompanied violin soloist, Mr. Bill MacLean, Eg- mondvill, in "The Wedding Prayer" and "Love's Greeting". The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a controlled gown of silk organza over taf- feta with scoop neckline and long lilypoint sleeves. The gown was accented by a waist- band of French lace and seed pearls with a matching band at the hemline. For her headpiece the bride chose a tiara of se- quins and seed pearls, veil with appliques of French lace, and • she carried pink rosebuds on a white Bible. Miss Dorothy Boyes was maid of honor for her sister. Her gown of green silk organza over taffeta featured a scoop neck- line, short sleeves with lace in- sert, the waist of the gown also being accented by white lace. A crown of white lace with white veiling and long white gloves completed her cos- tume, and she carried pink carnations. Bridesmaids Miss Margaret Chesney, RR 3, Seaforth, and Miss Nancy Consitt, RR 1, Zur- ich, sister of the groom, wore gowns identical to that of the maid of honor, and carried pink carnations. Miss Dianne Consitt, flower girl, wore a dress of white crys- tal charm, a ring of pink dais- ies for a headpiece, white gloves and carried a nosegay of pink carnations. David Smith, as ringbearer, wore a grey double knitted suit. Mr. Tom Consitt, of Varna, was best man, and ushers were Mr, James Consitt and Mrs. James Boyes. :Following the ceremony a reception, served by the ladies of the church, was held in the church basement. The bride's mother received in a turquoise linen suit with pink accessor- ies and pink corsage. She was assisted by the mother of the groom, wearing a blue lace sheath with matching hat and gloves, and wearing a pink cor- sage. The bride's table was cen- tered with a wedding cake and flanked by pink candles. Other table centres were of lily of the valley and pink daisies. For a wedding trip to Win- nipeg the bride donned a blue linen two-piece suit with black straw picture had and black patent accessories. The couple will reside in Egmondville, COLOR PHONES Be sure to order yours now and save installation charges. HABERER - WESTLAKE ZURICH NOW CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF LAWN ORNAMENTS In pre -cast concrete, to beautify your lawns and gardens. Bird Baths • Flower Urns Novelty Animals and Birds - PATIO BLOCKS - and Other Various Ornaments SEE THEM AT Westlake Furniture Store PHONE 89W — ZURICH ,,,,,,1,,,,1,,,,,,,,,,1,,,,,,1,111„1,,,,,141111„1„1,..1„11111,1,,,,,111,1,1,11,,,11„1,,,,1,1,,,,,,,,11,1„1111„11.1 ll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll VN CLARY V EASY ELECTROHOME GATEWOOD 23” Television REG. VALUE $319 Only $259 Lawn Rakes REG. VALUE $1.39 Only 99c Each GOOD QUALITY Brooms REG. VALUE $1.29 Only 99c Each ha ."0.# +vw.�n+.se.sxs rsw,rwe�sv�n�riw Bath Scales REG. VALUE $5.95 Oniy $4.a4 '64 McCLARY•EASY Chest Freezers 5 Year Warranty on all parts 15 CU. FT, STEEL Reg. Price $314.95 $209 5 Year Warranty on Food Spoilage 15 CU. FT. ALUMINUM Reg. Price $324.95 $219 PHILCO 12 CU. FT. Refrigerator Only $195 Reg. Value $259 ELECTROHOME FESTIVAL 23” Television Reg. Value $419 Only $3l9 1 StandardMADEIN Bicydes CANADA 1 1 1 Men's 28” REG. VALUE $49.95 Boys' 26” — Girls' 26” -- Junior 24" Only $42.95 11 11111111110l11,11111111„111111„111,11„11l l ll 444,411441414414111111 t 1 l i ZURICH HARD