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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1970-06-18, Page 2PAGE TWO ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS List Winners in Penny Sale Draw The annual Penny Sale spon- sored by Hensall Legion Ladies' Auxiliary was held Friday even- ing, June n, in the Legion Hall and was very successful with lovely prizes donated by Hensall and district businessmen. Reeve Oliver Jaques drew the winning tickets with prizes going to many different areas. Following are the winners: One lawn chair, donated by Clarence Reid, Ruth Ann Smale, Hensall. $5.00 voucher for gas donated by Ted Thuss, Mrs. John Reid, Hensall. Tea Towels and dish clothes, donated by Hensall Sales Barns, Ron Max- well, Hensall, Three bath towels, donated by Martins Transport, David Smale, Hensall. Two pair pillow cases donated by O'Brien U holstry, Don Hanley, Clinton. $5.00 bill, donated by Wedge the Mover, Sylvia Mer- ner, Zurich. One pitcher and glasses, donated by Raye Patter- son, Mrs. Helen Boogemen, Hen - sail. Three cups and saucers, donated by Quess Who, Mrs. L. Archer, Hensall. Vanity chair, donated by Bonthron's Furniture, Raye Swaim, Hensall. Tupper- ware , donated by Pam Kno- blauch- Tupperware dealer, Pearl Koehler, Hensall. $5.00 voucher for dry-cleaning, donated by Grand Bend Cleaners, Jim Finlay, Dashwood. 20 quarts of milk, donated by H irondale Dairy, Beverley Moir, Hensall, Floral centrepiece, donated by John Reid's lunch, Elsie Jory, Exeter. Sheets and pillowcases, donated by Irwin's, Jean Creares. Hensall. RECEPT O'= AND DANCE FOR MR. and MRS. HOWARD SMALE in honour of their • 25th Wedding Anniversary at the ]Hensall Arena on Saturday, June 20 9 to 12 p.m. Music by: THE BLUEWATER PLAYBOYS Refreshment and lunch provided Everyone Weloome No Gifts, Please! 50 gal. champion fuel oil, don- ated by Doc Cameron, Jim Pol- lock. Two bedspreads (2 draws) donated by Queensway Nursing Home, Maude Hedden and Mild- red Foster. $10 bill, donated by Dr. Goddard, Maude iledden, Hensall, Old spice shave, don- ated by Chub McCurdy, Mrs. J. Neil, Exeter. Child's Plastic Blocks, donated by Ladies Legion Auxiliary, Trudy Thuss, ilensall. Flower Arrangement, donated by Cook's Florist Clinton, Mrs. John Baker. $10. voucher for groceries, donated by Al's Super Save, Jack Henderson, Hensall. Magic Black Board, donated by Ladies Legion Auxiliary, Dean McLinchey, Kiddie Doll, don- ated by Ladies Legion Auxiliary, Sandra Nixon, Hensall. Plant donated by Reder's Florist, Ex- eter, Mrs. Carol McLean, Sea - forth. $10. gift certificate don- ated by Big 0, Norman Shields, Goderich. $3. voucher for bake goods, donated by Beaton's Bakery, Mary Dalton, Arkona. Vanity Chair, donated by Boise Cascade, Bill Noakes, Hensall. Knit set Bonnie Lass, donated by Ladies Legion Auxiliary, Connie. Koehler. Take- Off Cleaner, donated by Hensall Co -Op, Jack Upshall, Staffa. Grease job and oil change and filter, donated by Hensall Motors, Ken Smale, Hensall. Two short sets, donated by Thompson's Mill, hazel Ilar- burn and Sandra Wadall. Avon for Men and Ladies, donated by Leona Park, Laura Stan, Ilensall and Glen Resteme er, Dashwood. Bathroom Trine, donated by Ball and Macaulay, Mona Camp- bell, Hensall. Jewel Box for Men, donated by Joynt's, June Donaldson, London. Pin-up lights, donated by Custom Trailer, Mary Bisback. Two ceiling fixtures, donated by Custom Trailers, Mrs. Frank Varley, Kitchen Clock, donated by Crest Hardware, Peggy Stark, Walkerton. One pair pillow. cases, donated by Taylor's Store, LeRoy Hoffman, Zurich. Wall plaque, donated by Quess Who, Grace McEwen, Ilensali, Gift tie set, donated by Quess Who, Bob Lavery, ilensall. Electric bedroom clock, donated by Fuss Electric, Sandra Nixon, llensall. Pole Lamp, donated by Ladies Legion Auxiliary, Joyce Pepper, Hensall. Diaper Bag, donated by Taylor's Store, Marilyn Oesch, Zurich. Amway ironing board cover and pad, donated by Carl Gass, Beatrice Richardson, Ilensall. Man' Shirt, donated by Peter McNaughton Insurance, Bruce Horton, Hensall. Bagdol Game, donated by Wallace's 5 to $1.00 Brian Randall, Three plow points donated by Bengough's, Len Smale, Hensall. Kiddie Doll, , Ladies Auxiliary, Marlene Ing- ram, Hensall. $15. voucher from Taylor's, donated by Park- er and Parker Drainage, Mrs. John Reid. Two chicken dinners and two sundaes, donated by Hensall Freeze King, Nellie Riley. Kiddle Doll, donated by Legion Auxiliary, Cindy Bisback. Two steak dinners, donated by Hotel Hensall, Joe McLellutn. $10. Perm voucher, donated by Jean's Beauty Salon, Herb Beierl- ing, Zurich. One case of Veedol Motor Oil, donated by Hyde Bros. Gordon Munn, Exeter. Floor mat, donated by Ladies Legion Aux- iliary, Vera Smale, Hensall. One oil change and grease job, donated by Kyle's Garage, Mrs. Randal. One V, Master, donated by Regal Grill, Mrs. J. Consitt. one voucher for suit, donated by Brady Cleaners, Sant llabkirk, Seaford'. One voucher for suit $1.50, donated by Brady Clean- ers, Mrs. harry Page, Wingham. Three months garbage pickup, donated by Bill. Chipchase, Doug McCauley. Fishing Rod, donate by Hensall Legion, Barry McCaI- lum.One case of white beans, donated by Cook's, N. McNaugh- ton, London. Four cans lighter fluid, donated by Cosy Corner, Norma Gass. One year subscrip- tion, Exeter Advocate, donated by Exeter Times Advocate, Trudy Thuss. $5. voucher for electric service, donated by Don Travers, Vera Smale. One quart two cycle motor oil, donated by Walper's Supertest, Ron Coleman, Varna. Two one-year subscriptions to Zurich Citizens News, donated by Citizens News, Joyce Pepper, Bill Austin, Seaford'. One bottle hair oil, donated by Flynn's barber shop, Don Forrest, Hensall, One year subscription to Huron Expositor, donated by Huron Expositor, Bill Noakes, Hensall. $3. voucher for baked goods, donated by Tasty -Nu, Joyce Pep- per. One toy tractor, donated by Ladies Legion Auxiliary, Mrs. C. Volland. Assorted waxes and cleaners, donated by Fink's Vera Smale. Three vouchers (three draws), donated by Mid - Town Cleaners, James Roberts, Stratford, Buck Little, Ilensall and Wayne Thiel, Zurich. Lisro Wax and Rubbing compound Lyle Simpson, Exeter, donated by Huron Body Shop. One suit cleaned, donated by Brady's Cleaners, Doug Maxwell. Sev- en cases of pop (one case per ticket), donated by Tuckey beverages, Jeff Rayburn, Keith Koehler, Jerry Campbell, Exeter, Keith Volland, Bonnie Kay, Jack MacKenzie and Raye Schwalm. 0 GLAD HATTER Surprise Dad with a hat or cap for his favorite sport. WEED CONTROL A full line of Chemical Weed Killers is available at your Co-operative 24 D AMINE MCP AMINE 24 D ESTER RUSHKILL TROPOTOX EMBUTOX ATRAZINE AMIBEN PATORAN LASSO ATPLUS ATRA OIL FOR THESE AND OTHER WEED CONTROL CHECK YOUR CO-OP HENSALL DISTRICT COOPERATIVE Brucefield HENSALL Zurich 482-9823 262-2608 2364393 7 THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1970 Hensall Women's Institute End Season With Banquet at Hotel ilensali Women's Institute end their season with a delicious turkey dinner, at the Hensall Hotel, on Wednesday evening, June 10. President Mrs. McAllister presided for the meeting. An invitation from the Blue Water Rest Home, Zurich was accepted for September 15. The group will also attend Huronview birthday party on June 17. Mrs. Orr gave her report for the visiting committee. Miss Lammie and Mrs. Purdy are the visiting committee for the sum- mer months. Mrs. Peck read an interesting letter from the Institute's adopt- ed child in Austria, Mrs. McAllister gave her re- port of attending the Officer's conference at Guelph. The ex- ecutive meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Carl Payne. Program convenors were Mrs. W. Carlile and Mrs. F. Beer. Hostesses, Mrs. Clarence Reid and Mrs. Carl Payne. A Revolutionary New WATERLESS TOILET BY PERDISAN NO BUCKET TO EMPTY NO ODOUR — NO ELECTRICITY — NO SEPTIC TANK & TILE REQUIRED — WILL NOT FREEZE — NO INCONVENIENCE Ideal unit for cottage, ski chalets that are used all winter or for weekend enjoyment. Installs easily anywhere or completely portable. Also the perfect toilet for year round use in cottage areas that have a rocky terain, or too close to water where septic tank system is too expensive or impossible to instaal. If you are fastidious the Perdisan waterless toilet brings you indoor cleanliness and convenience of ,modern *bathroom facilities. 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