HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1958-01-22, Page 7WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1958
ZURICH Citizens NEWS
CLASSIFIED RATES: 25 words
or less, 50e the first week, 35c
for repeat advertisements. Lar-
ger advs.: 2c a word the first
week, then 1%c for repeats.
Cards of Thanks, In Memor-
iams, Engagements, same as
above.
Births, Marriages and Deaths,
No charge. •
Articles for Sale
4 -BURNER ELECTRIC STOVE.
apartment size, in good condition.
Earl Zimmer, phone 207 Zurich.
2-tfb
8 INCH VESSOT GRAIN GRIN -
der, Good condition. Set of 12.75 x
28 tractor tires, tubes and rims.
Jack Scotchrner, phone 59RY2,
Bayfield. 2-b
CHAMPION TRACTOR 0 A T
roller. In new condition. Phone
Ira Desjardin, RR 1, Dashwood.
Phone 32r18 Grand Bend. 2-3-p
ALLIS-CHALMERS COMBINE',
equipped with scour-kleen flax -
rolls and pickup. Apply Doug.
Robinson, Zurich, phone Hensall
699-2. 2b
,Autos For Sale
1957 PONTIAC, 4 -DOOR STAT -
ion Wagon. In showroom condi-
tion., only 14,000 miles. Apply
Charles H. Thiel, Phone 140, h
Zur-
ich.
Lost and Found
LOST—Monday, January 20, pres-
cription made Sunglasses, green
with white and black frames, and
blue case. Lost in vicinity of Zur-
ich Dairy or Post Office. Reward.
`Notify Zurich Citizens News Of-
fice. 2-b
Miscellaneous
GUNS and SCOPES — NEW and
'Used Guns. Rifles sighted in for
a small charge. Harrison Schoch,
'phone 96r4, Zurich. 2b
Want Ads 1 ring
Results! Try. 'em
Shortly after the first edition
was in the mail, Mrs. Lorne Rad-
er, who had advertised wanting a
pair of girl's skates, had several
phone calls from people offering
her the same. This is sure eviden-
ce that a, want -ad in the "Zurich
Citizens News" will definitely pay
off.
If you have something to sell,
want to buy something or want
to hire help, etc., just give us a
call at Zurich 133, or drop in to
our office behind the Post Office.
We will gladly arrange your•
ad for you. Remember, there is
ne charge for a birth or death
announcement. Just drop it in
and we will gladly publish it.
FLOOR SANDING — Prompt and
efficient service; or rent our sand-
ers. Do it yourself. -Charles H.
"Thiel, phone 140, Zurich.
2-3-4-b
Notices
I WISH TO ADVISE all Reliance
:Petroleum Products customers
that I have taken over the Gas
(land Oil Business formerly operat-
'ed by William Forrester. Your
;continued patronagewill be great-
ly appreciated. ELMORE OESCH,
phone 96r5, Zurich. 2b
Property For Sale
MODERN 2 STORY HOME IN
Zurich. All conveniences. Im-
mediate possession. Contact Ivan
Kalbfleiseh, phone 69, Zurich. 1-b
Wood For Sale
HARD WOOD FOR SALE FOR
stoves. Russel Grainger, RR 2,
Zurich. Phone Bayfield. 1-b
'Help' Caravaners
Visit Zurich
Luther League
The Needle -Point
(Continued Brom Page Four)
solve to do this "Daily Dozen"
starting tomorrow?
This "daily dozen" has been
compiled by Larson and Smythe:
1. Talk health, happiness and
prosperity to every one you meet.
2. Make all your friends feel
that they are worth knowing. .
3. Look at the sunny side of
everything, and make your op-
timism came true.
4. Think only of the best, work
only for the best, and expect only
the best.
5. Be enthusiastic over the suc-
cess of others, as well as over
your own success.
6. Forget the mistakes of the
past, and press on to the greater
achievements of tomorrow.
7. Wear a cheerful countenance
at all times, and give every one a
smile.
8. Give so much time to the im-
provement of yourself that you
have no time to criticize others.
9. Be too Iarge for worry, too
sensible for anger, too strong for
fear, and too happy to think of
trouble.
10. Don't try to get even with
your enemies, try to get even with
your friends.
11. Doii't do only what you
like; like what you do.
12. Don't strive merely to get
ahead of the other fellow; 'try to
get ahead of yourself.
The man should make the hour,
not this the man.
—Tennyson
Types Of Readers
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Readers may be divided into
four classes:
1. Sponges, who absorb all they
read, and return it nearly in the
same state, only a little dirtied.
2. Sand - glasses, who retain
nothing, and are content to get
through a book for the sake of
getting through the time.
3. Strain -bags, who retain mer-
ely the dregs of what they read.
4. Mogul diamonds, equally rare
and valuable, who profit by what
they read, and enable others to
profit by it also.
To My `Teen -Ager
Dear Lord, when parceling up
Those precious baby girls,
Couud you include instructions,
clear,
As well as baby curls?
"I3elp" Caravaners Linda Der-
becker, Sandra Brown, Betty
Schaus and Jim Armitage repre-
senting the Luther League of
Canada visited the local league
during the past weekend.
The "Help" ,program having as
its motive—Have Every League
Participate is designed to help
better Luther Leagues all across
Canada.
Meetings held last weekend out-
lined the purpose of the Luther
League; the necessity of individ-
ual participation; the duties of of-
ficers of the Teague; the proper
conduct of meetings; the purpose
of the L.L.A.; the details behind
the L.I.A. budget; long range
planning; alternative ideas for
presenting devotions and topics
for meeting; the five point pro-
gram of Christian Vocation, Mis-
sions, Social Action, Evangelism,
and Recreation; the need of ser-
vice projects and . recre:ation in
connection with regular LL meet-
ings.
The meetings with the cara-
vaners proved very educational
and inspiring.
"Everybody. reads and uses the
want ads."
Euchre Party
at
TOWN HALL, ZURICH
FEBRUARY 11th
8.00 p.m.
ADMISSION: 50c
Free Lunch
Draw for quilt and a money apron
Sponsored by CWL of St. Boniface
RC Church, Zurich
4-r
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The MCK E Shredder
brings your hay
in at One -Third
the cost of the
baler method.
arvester
The' One -Man Harvester
8% Discount during .January
LOUIS THEIL
District Representative for McKee Bros.
PHONE 67
Limited
ZURICH
BIRTHS
WET'liLAUFER -- Florence and
John Wettlaufer (nee Haberer)
are happy to announce the birth
of a daughter, Anne ahristene,
on January 12, 1958, at St. Jos-
eph's Hospital, London,
MACK — Mr. and Mrs. Bryce
Mack are happy to announce
the birth of a daughter, in Sti
Joseph's Hospital, London, (sis-
ter for Stephen and Charles).
TETREA.U—Donald and Audrey
Tetreau, RR 2, Dashwood, an-
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Sharon Hope, at South Huron
Hospital, (sister for Barry and
Janice).
FLANAG AN --Mr. and Mrs. John
Flanagan, Drysdale, are proud
to announce the arrival of a,
son, Patrick Joseph, in' Clinton
Public Hospital.
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Citizens News Is
Ideal. Place
To Advertise
Have we missed you for adver-
tising in the "Citizens News?"
Perhaps, through same oversight
on our part we did not get around
to see you. If such is the case
and you are interested in running
an ad, call Zurich 133, and we
will be glad to drop around and
talk it over.
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UNIQUE FA. :" M
FORUM
Members of the Unique Farm
Forum met at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Schade with
20 members present. Mrs. Del-
bert Geiger as discussion leader
capably outlined the topic "Pro-
ducers Marketing" and conducted
the meeting.
The forum thinks a marketing
board can stabilize prices and
that prices should be increased a
certain percent. The marketing
board must have control of the
products. The forum agreed that
co-operatives can play a part in
raising and stabilizing prices and
that there are no other ways in
achieving stabilized prices satis-
factorily.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clare
Geiger on February 3, with Aaron
Oestriecher as discussion leader
on the topic "Let's Make it Le-
gal."
The first ten pages could be
brief,
Just pass them swiftly by,
With only cures for grave mis-
chief:'
I think of them and sigh
But as for the next six ,or sev-
en
I must admit my lack,
• Please send me guidance clear,
from Heaven .
'I seem devoid of tack. •
Explain why, when Arctic winds
The snow drifts pile high.
Bare -legged, bare headed, she
must go?
My best advice defy.
Why she appears in tattered
shirt,
Though upstairs you could see
A dozen, newer shirts are hung,
Just freshly ironed by me?
Sometimes a task she will sur-
mount
'Tho' it takes much exertion.
But when some simple errand
asked,
She proves a sullen person.
One minute sits with lip -stick -
ed mouth,
Hair in an uplift swirl.
Next minute, romping with the
rest,
A truly tom -boy girl.
Determined, sullen when I scold
How can I make her see,
That tho' to her, I seem so old,
I still remember "me?"
Sometimes I pause and try to
see
Among my recollections,
That little girl that once was
me
To ask her for directions.
O'Brien's Produce
Highest Cash Prices
Paid For
CREAM, EGGS
and. POULTRY
Leroy 0' i rien
Phone 101 — Zurich
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THEATRE
EXETER
NOW: THURSDAY, FRIDAY
and SATURDAY
January 23rd - 24th,- 25th
"TARZAN a d the
Adi'uotJLteTi"-Ata'sOCIETY' TO
MEET ON JANUARY 30t"
The Zurich Agricultural Society
willhold their annual meeting on
Thursday, January 30.
LOST SAFARI
starring Gordon Scott, Yolande
Donlan, Better St. John
MONDAY, TUESDAY
and WEDNESDAY
January 27th - 28th - 29th
"J BA "
Technicolor
(Adult Entertainment)
starring Glenn Ford and
Ernest Borgnine
Coning:
"JOE DAKOTA."
(COLOR) with Jack Mahoney,
Luang Patten
Church. and Club
Groups Invited To
Use News Columns
Have we missed your church or
group activities? Through some
oversight we may have missed
asking you for a report weekly
of your church or other group ac-
tivities. The Citizens NEWS is
most anxious to give complete
coverage of everything that is
taking place throughout this dis-
trict. If we have missed you,
won't you please give us a call,
here at 133 Zurich, and we will
gladly arrange to pick up your re-
ports.
ZURICH MARKETS
Eggs
Grade A Large 30c
Grade. A Medium 24c
Grade A Small 21c
Grade B 22c
Grade Cracks 15c
Poultry 20c
24c
26c
Live Fowl
pressed Fowl
tLive Chicken
Dressed Chicken 32e
a. 1' *
Cream 64c
m.
PHONE 154
SERVICE
PROVEN CONCENTRATES
for
POULTRY, HOGS and
CATTLE
Inquire about Low' Grain Costs
In Truck Load Lots
(DELIVERED TO YOUR FARM)
F ITZ and SON
ZURICH
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