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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1978-10-26, Page 11BETTY & ARTS FOODLINER AND ANNEX Grand Bend EXTRA SPECIALS * * * CORNED ..:BEEF. ,51.59 * * * Kent Frozen ORANGE JUICE 12'1 oz. 49 * * * Grade A Fresh Medium EGGS doz. 75' * * * (Case lot special) Van. Camp BEANS with PORK 24-14 oz. tins 9.97 Welch's GRAPE JELLY 24 az. * * Silverwood's Deluxe ICE CREAM 2 litre carton '1.59 * * * Prices Effective Oct. 24 - 31 Give out slo-pitch awards By MRS. IRVIN RADER DASHWOOD The annual banquet for the girls' and boys' slo-pitch teams, husbands, wives and friends was held Saturday evening at the community centre with 215 in atten- dance. Winners of the dummy awards were: Making it home on an overthrow; Vera Guenther, an old pair of run- ning shoes, the bare 'foot kid: Nancy Rader, an old pair of rubber boots; Paul Watson, strike out artist, a plastic bat; Gary Tiernan, longest throw, a broken bowling ball; Willie O'Rourke and Bob Wein, friendliest guys on the teams, toy guns on Key chains; Bob and Bernice Boogemans, an old pane of glass to replace the windshield broken at one of The games, Dancing followed and a good time was had by, all. Celebrate 90th birthday Mrs. Adeline Kraft, formerly of Dashwood and now living at the Blue Water Rest Home was guest of honor Saturday, when 32 of her nieces and nephews gathered for supper at the Zurich hotel to celebrate her approaching 90th birthday. Mrs. Kraft who will be 90 on October 31 is in very good health. 4-H meets The fourth and fifth meeting of Dashwood club 2 were held October 17, The roll call, "The soup I made with a white sauce base" was answered by 15 members. The two leaders, Mrs. Ray Rader and Mrs. Earl Keller and a visitor, Rachel Mellecke, were also present. All tasted the Healthy Peanut Bread and Peanut Butter Carrot Spread. The club discussed how to use gelatin, the art of mak- ing tea biscuits and in- teresting suppers. The members made and enjoyed Pink Velvet and tea biscuits. The next meeting is a Hallowe'en party. Seniors to exercise The Dashwood Senior Citizens met Monday, with EXETER TRAVEL WARDAIR *SUNFLIGHT *SKYLARK *TREASURE TOURS *UNITOURS *STRAND HOLIDAYS *CAROUSEL *SUNQUEST *HOLIDAY HOUSE *CLUB MED *ELAN HOLIDAYS *HANOVER HOLIDAYS *CLUB GUAVA When You Think Travel Think EXETER TRAVEL CENTRE TRAVEL E.T.C. Don't Miss Our Winter Special Club Guava Jamaica All Inclusive 42 present. They decided to have two afternoons a month for recreation with the first taking place on Tuesday. Group 1 with Mrs. Eben Weigand convener was in charge. Mrs. Weigand gave two readings. Mrs. Harold Carroll gave a reading, "Shimmen Baum's Shoe Sale." A sing song was held. Eleanor Salmon assisted by her mother showed pictures and souvenirs of her summer spent at St. Pierre. oio° $IS.o(E $5. SISgy ATTENTION FARMERS HURON DEAD STOCK REMOVAL CLINTON, ONTARIO We are now paying $5.00 — $15,00 for fresh dead or disabled cows and horses over 500 lbs. All calves and pigs picked up free of charge. Fast Efficient Service — 24 hrs, a' day 7 days a week. CALL COLLECT 482-9811 "Call us first you won't have to call anyone else." Auction Sale of Household Furnishings, Antiques & misc. items. S:o:turday Oct 28 1978 'st 1: p.m. For Mrs. Agnes Siemon, 3 blocks west of main corner in Zurich on 84 Hwy. HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS:Studio couch, swivel rocker, hostess chair, coffee table, black and white T.V., table lamps, 2 iron beds, small wardrobe, kitchen table and 4 chairs, rocking chair, Westinghouse 2 door frost free refrigerator, .Frigidaire range, washing machine, storage cabinet, electric toaster, iron, kettle, mixet, ran opener, vacuum cleaner, fan, several dishes, pots and pans, pictures and frames, linens, pillows and blankets, knick knacks,Iawn mower, garden tools, step ladder, many other items. ANTIQUES AND COLLECTABLES: round parlor table, small fern table, odd tables and chairs, set of 6 chairs, faint couch, wood and brass bed, wash stand, 2 dressers, oak dresser, two victrola cabinets, Singer sewing machine, oil Tamp, R.S. Germany plate, Bavaria sugar bowl , iron fry pans, bake board, crocks, several other items. Terms Cash Norm Whiting Auctioneer Phone Exeter 235-1964 N.. Citizens News, October 26, 1978 Page 11 Male or Fernale Persons required for bartender course at Conestoga College at Clinton starting January 2, 1979 Minimum Qualifications - age 18 ▪ out of school 1 year grade 10 education Interested Persons Contact Canada Manpower Cent.:: r at Goderich 524-8342 or Exeter 235-0471 Fresh Butt Chops Mock Chicken Loaf Swift Premium or Devon Bacon Fresh Picnics T -Bone or Sirloin St, k Fresh Beef Liver Ib. $1,29 lb. $1®39 Ib. $1 e�9 Ib. $1®19 Ib. $&sI'; Ib. 59c inquire About Prices on Local Beef and Pork This Week Loin of Beef Ib. s 1.65 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS TILL 9 P.M. CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING BEEF MONDAY — PORK TUESDAY. "was one of the first hybrids out of theround" —Allan Stapleton, Kerwood. T833,is the new single -cross corn available for the first' time in 1978. Widely adaptable, it's ideally suited to the 2650-2800 CHU maturity areas. "I've been growing Trojan corn for four years now," said Mr. Stapleton. "If they keep bringing MO out new hybrids like T833, I'm sure I'll be growing Trojan for another four! "T833 withstood the drought exceptionally well," he said. "It maintained colour all year and certainly appears to have a very strong stalk. "It's cabbed up well and 'the yield looks good. We'll know just how good when we harvest," he said. Check this newspaper for the results when Trojan's special Test plots are harvested in this area. The plots are on the farms of Donald Bean, Goderich, and John Simpson, Kirkton.