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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1974-09-26, Page 5r•. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1974 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS PAGE 5 Inside exhibits at Zurich Fair ART WORK AND CRAFTS OIL PAINTING, FLOWERS or FRUIT - Mrs. R.N. Peck. OIL PAINTING, SCENE, LANDSCAPE, - Mrs. RAN. Peck OIL PAINTING, NUMBER PICTURE. Mrs. E. Riley, Mrs. 0. Schwartzentruber. STUFFED TOY, Mrs. H. Mor enz, Mrs. o. schwartzentruber. FELT WORK, Mrs. H. Morena Mrs. 0. Schwartzentruber. BLACK and WHITE SNAP- SHOTS, Mrs. H. Morenz. COLORED SNAPSHOTS, Mrs. Carmel Sweeney, Mrs. H. Morenz, Mrs. L. Prang EMBROIDERED PICTURE, Mrs. H. Morenz, Mrs. E. Riley. DRIFTWOOD ARRANGE- MENT, Mrs. 0. Schwartzen- truber. WRAPPED CHRISTMAS PAR- CEL, Mrs. Beierling, Mrs. 0. Schwartzentruber COLLECTION OF OLD BUTTONS, Mrs. 0. Schwartz- entruber, Mrs. Beierling. 3 ARTICLES FOR BAZAAR, Hope for (continued from page 1) ing to find homes in the com- munities to take this type of patient and care for them, " said Mr. McKinley. "The committee can foresee the day when this could be a major problem, " Reeve Mc- Kinley stated. "If Huronview is the only place provided for these people, it could deprive senior citizens of the facilities which have been provided for them." "The next couple of years may bring some answers, " Reeve McKinley went on. "But it will take a little bit of und- erstanding on the part of soc- iety in general and ourselves as leaders to try to bring this about," In other business, council appointed the restructuring committee with Warden W.J. Elston as chairman and John Baker, Hensall; Joe Kerr, Wingham, Everett McIlwain, Goderich Township, and Lloyd R. Ferguson, Usborne as mem- bers; approved the increase for fuel (25 percent) requested by the Social Service Committee for those persons on welfare in Huron County; and learned that the $220, 000 addition to the Huron -Perth Regional Ass- essment Office will be offic- ially opened November 14. When farmers or farm org- anizations quarrel among themselves, they are playing into the hands of anti -organized marketing groups that surface every time a new marketing board sets up shop. This was the consensus of a free -wheeling marketing disc- ussion at last week's meeting of directors of the Ontario Federation of Agriculture. Directors were warned by speaker after speaker that the crucial point in the egg uproar is who will set the price of farm products --farmers them- selves, or wholesalers and proc- essors. "The batile over egg prices is a bargaining battle, " Gord- on Hill, president, told direct- ors. "It is every bit as much a struggle for bargaining power as was the' recent strike by transit workers in Toronto, or any other strike situation bet- ween management and labour. Mrs. 0. Schwartzentruber, Mrs. L. Hoffman, Mrs. H. Beierling. HOUSE SLIPPERS, Mrs. H. Morenz, Mrs. Irene Steinbach, Connie Steinbach. ARRANGEMENT OF DRIED WEEDS, Mrs. 0. Schwartzen- truber. ARRANGEMENT OF DRIED WEEDS, Mrs. V. Becker. MACRAME, Mrs. Beierling. JUNIOR HOMEMAKING CLASS SPORTS WEAR, Elizabeth Datars. CENTREPEICE FOR HOLIDAY TABLE, Mrs. V. Becker, Mrs. Johnston. ROSES, Mrs. Johnston. MUMS - Mrs. Johnston. BABY ARRANGEMENT, Mrs. Beierling, Mrs. Johnston. LADIES WEAR DRESS, Mrs. Schwartzen- truber, Mrs. L. Prang PANT SUIT, Mrs. Hoffman, Mrs. Weigand, Mrs. Morenz. BLOUSE, Mrs. 0. Schwart- zentruber DRESSING GOWN, Mrs. 0. Schwartzentruber APRON, Marion Becker, Mrs. Morenz. TEA APRON, Mrs. Morenz, Mrs. Schwartzentruber. COBBLER APRON, Mrs. Mor- enz SHELL, Mrs. Colclough. CHILDREN'S WEAR INFANT'S SET, Mrs. Col- clough INFANT'S 3 PC SET CROCHET, Mrs. Colclough. GRANNY NITEGOWN, Mrs. Schwartzentruber. SLEEP AND PLAYSET, Mrs. Schwartzentruber. PONCHO, Mrs. Schwartzen- truber, Mrs. Colclough. BOY'S SWEATER, Mrs. Hoff- man. HAT & MITTS SET, Mrs. Colclough. CHILD'S DRESS, Mrs. Hoff- man, Mrs. Schwartzentruber. KNITTED SWEATER, Mrs. Colclough, KNIT SWEATER, Mrs. Col- clough. MAN'S SOCKS, PLAIN, Mrs. Colclough. MAN'S SOCKS, FANCY, MRS. COLCLOUGH. MITTS, COARSE, Mrs. Morenz, Mrs. Schwartzentrub- er, Mrs. Colclough. GLOVES, FINE, Mrs. Col- clough. BATHROOM SET, Mrs. Schwartzentruber, Marion Becker. TEA TOWELS, Mrs. Weigand, Mrs. Schwartzentruber, Mrs. Riley. GUEST TOWELS, Irene Stein- bach, Connie Steinbach. POTHOLDERS, Mrs. Morenz, Mrs. Schwartzentruber. PILLOW CASE, Mrs. Weigand Mrs. Schwartzentruber, Mrs. Riley PILLOW CASES, Marion Becker, Mrs. Weigand, Mrs. Schwartzentruber PILLOW CASES, Mrs. Weig- and, Mrs. Riley, Mrs. Col- clough. CUSHIONS, Mrs. Schwartz- entruber. CUSHIONS, Mrs. Morehz, Mrs. Riley, Mrs.. Schwartzen- truber. DOILIES, Marion Becker, Mrs. Schwartzentruber. CENTREPIECE, Marion Beck- er. Mabel Selves, Mrs, 0. Schwartzentruber. LIQUID EMBROIDERY QUILT, Mrs. Morenz QUILT, CRIB, Mrs. Col- clough, Mrs. Morenz, Mrs. Riley. PILLOW CASES, Mrs. Hoff- man, Mrs. Riley. PILLOW CASES, Mrs. L. Hoffman, Mrs. Riley. TEA TOWELS, Mrs. Morenz, Mrs. Hoffman, Mrs. Becker. PICTURE, Mrs. Hoffman, Mrs. Riley, Mrs. 0. Schwartz- ent ruber. LUNCHEON CLOTH, Mrs. Hoffnxan, Mrs. Riley. APRON, Mrs. Morenz, Mrs. Hoffman. DRESSER SCARF, Mrs. Hoff- man, Mrs. Riley, Mrs. Morenz, CUSHION, Mrs. Hoffman. QUILTS AND MATS QUILT, APPLIQUED, Mrs. A. Merner, Mrs. Morenz. QUILT, HAND DONE, Mrs. Morenz, Mrs. Riley. QUILT FANCY, Mrs. Riley, Mrs. A. Merner. QUILT, COTTON PATCHED, Irene Steinbach, Connie Stein- bach, Mrs. Colclough. CRIB QUILT, Mrs. Riley, Mrs. Morenz, Marion Becker. QUILT BLOCKS, Mrs. Mor- enz, Mrs. Schwartzentruber. FLOOR MAT, Mrs. Riley. HARVEST Car It Trade Show GODERICH ARENA Thursday and Friday September 2 6-2 7 7:30 TIL 10 P.M. FREE ADMISSION DANCE A „oma E FRI. NIGHT WILBEE ORCHESTRA ON THE ARENA FLOOR - REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE FREE ADMISSION DOOR PRIZES BOTH NIGHTS SEE THE '75's CARS. ® TRUCKS MOTORCYLES - BOATS SNOWMOBILES 70 KINGSTON ST JIM J 524-7314 HAYTER 1. 'SPECIAL >--SCHUTZ Plymoutffnocige 2Il1S1.1'. gouge mortis SMEsrseMnCE CHRYSLER Your authorized lull line Chrysler Dealer 1 414 HURON RD. GODERICH 'Es,q„ 524-8311 Oodgrr7rurhs FOR GINGERICH'S 'SALES AND SERVICE LTD. ZURICH THESE ARE OUR INSTRUCTIONS WM. BUTLER TRUSTEE & RECEIVERS HAVE INSTRUCTED M.R. JUTZI & CO. TO SELL BY AUCTION THE ASSETS OF: GINGERICH'S ZURICHSONTARIO FURNITURE TABLE & POLE LAMPS AND OTHERS 10 SETS OF KITCHEN TABLES & CHAIF?4 ASSORTMENT OF DINETTE SETS LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CHESTERFIELD SUITES BEDS, BUNK & REGULAR COFFEE TABLES, END TABLES,• CARD TABLES, CHAIRS, ETC., ETC. FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE STOR FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE ST R SALE TO BE HELD AT: ZURICH ARENA FRIDAY SEPT. 27-7 P.M. AND SATURDAY SEPT. 28-10 A.M. APPLIANCES. HUMIDIFIERS, DE -HUMIDIFIERS STEREO SYSTEMS RADIOS AND RADIO SPEAKERS "TRASH MAKER" COMPACTOR UNIT LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BLACK & WHITE & COLOR TV'S COFFEE MAKERS, GRILLS CAN OPENERS, MIXMASTERS STEAM IRONS, HEAD PHONES VACUUM CLEANERS PLUS SOME USED STOVES & FRIDGES VEHICLES. TOOLS & OFFICE EQUIP. 1973 PONTIAC PARISIENNE BROUGHAM 1972 GMC ONE TON DELIVERY VAN 1964 - 3/4 TON SUPER VAN 1964 MERCURY WAGON 1969 GMC DELIVERY VAN 1970 1/2 TON PICKUP PLUS 38 FOOT STORAGE TRAILER TWO WAY RADIOS THREAD CUTS VISES COMPRESSOR BENCH GRINDER TYPEWRITER ADDING MACHINES SAFE & CHEQUE WRITER NO. 386 G ESTETNER DUPLICATOR 2 CASH REGISTERS CHAIRS, ETC., ETC.