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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1958-07-16, Page 3'WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1958 ZURICH Citizens NEWS PAGE THREE Is Your Subscription Paid Up? ATTENTION — FARMERS .. MILK . EGGS • CREAM . POULTRY E PAY TOP PRICES O'BRIEN'S PRODUCE Phone 101 — Zurich WHEN IN LONDON—drop into ANDERSEN'S Restaurant 912 •XFORD STREET (East of Adelaide) LUNCHES and Fun Course MEALS e- .41%1„ 7'47' A TABLE - TABLE and COUNTER SERVICE FISH AND CHIPS OUR SPECIALTY Air Conditioned—Always First with the Best PARKING SPACE AVAILABLE AT REAR OF RESTAU RANT THIEL'S SUPERIOR ST I15 NOW OUR AGENT FOR R PICKUP and DELIVERY en Monday, Thursday and Saturday erettISH*HT1) rtitetHte:tle et itelele 6 -T WN CL�: A S Former Local Man. Modernizes His Restaurant A former Zurich resident, Mor- ris Anderson, has comLpletely re- novated his restaurant and dairy bar, which is situated on Oxford Street in London. Besides having redecorated the premises, Mr, Anderson has installed air-con- ditioning for the comfort of his ,patrons. Lunches' ,and ,full course meals are featured in this modern .food centre. Mr. Anderson, who formerly op- erated the creamery do Zurich, extearlde a specials invitation to all residents of this district to drop in and see him When ahoy are in Landon. Parking space as a- vaitlaJb41e at the rear of the rest- aurant. ST. JOSEPH'S-DRYSDALE (AL. FRED DUCHARME, Correspondent) Mr. and Mrs. Harry Giles, Det- roit, spent the weekend in Mr. Leo Densomamne's cottage at Deno- manees- Grove. Mr. and Mrs. J. Mair, F11orida, will spend a few weeks in St. Joseph visiting with her parents. Mr. and Mrs, James Masse. Miss: Sherrie Geoffrie, Detroit, is spending a week with her moth- er and other members of the fam- ily on the Blue Water Highway. Mrs. Mike Vdirnish and son, La Salle, and lady friend and five Children spent a few days in' the farmer's• home, both returning on Firiday last. Mr. and Mrs. Manley Fournier and children, London, are with the Batter's• parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Corriveau, where they will spend a part of their two week vacation. Mrs. Blanche. Bellamy and dau- ghters, Windsor, spent the past week in the Jeffrey home whine BODY and FENDER WORK COMPLETE GENERAL REPAIRS TO CARS, TRUCKS and TRACTORS ARC and ACETYLENE WELDING USED CARS DESJARDINE AUTO SUPPLY Phone 38 Zurich ''+- D►kURY'S SPECIALS AFTER SHAVE LOTION Reg. 1.09 AND STICK DEODORANT For 89c SHAMPOO ---I I oz. bottle, Reg. 1.10 for 69c Large Box CHUX DIs osaa le Tapers 158 KH VA IETY ST W 1 "OPEN EVERY EVENING EXCEPT WEDNESDAY" SAVING YOU MORE -- SERVING YOU BETTER HIEL'S SERVING ZURICH & DISTRICT WITH LOW, LOW PRICES Open Every Day Friday and Saturday Evenings Agents for Mid -Town Cleaners Mon. - Thurs. - Sat. C. H. THIEL ZURICH ®— Phone 140 SPECIALS — THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES 2 I2 -oz. pkgs. 49c Aylmer Bost nBr W111 BEANS 2 -15 -oz. tuns 27c Large NESCAFE 8 oz. jar $1.53 ALLEN'S ORANGE DRINK or GRAPE DRINK 48 oz. tin — 31c ylnner KETSUP 2 -11 -oz:. bottles for 39c EATS MAC. - DUTCH LOAFCHEESE....Ibo 49c PICNIC HAMS lb. 59c FRESH FRYERS IIb. 49c Fruits, Vegetables NEW POTATOES 75 Ib. bag $1.99 LEMONS 5 for 19c CANTELOUPE 19c SUNBRITE MARGARINE 4 lbs. for 99c Barbecued Chicken on Hand at All Times ! A they visited with friends and rela- tives do .the surroundings. Mr. and Mrs. Jack McKeon and ,children who are spending the 'svunme-'r on this highway spent the past week in Toronto at their home attending to business. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Duch- arme and son Larry, Detroit, were weekend visitors, with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ducharme on the Blue Water Highway. Miss Julene Ducharme, London, who is spending a few weeks with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lean Jeffrey on the Bron- son Line, spent a few days with relatives on this highway. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rau of the Drysdale /district, and Mrs. Frank Denornme motored to Win- dsor on Friday last to spend the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bedard and other relatives of that City. Mr. and Mrs.Cyril Ducharme, Windsor, spent a weeks vacation with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ducharme; they also visited with other .friends and relatives. Mr. Ducharme is an engineer in the Purity Milk Products and an ousting in the country means much, especially .at this time of year. Farmers are fairly well on with their haying and some fields have been ,put away without main. Other fields dost much of their value due to wet and broken weather. Grain crops pass the average this year and if nothing springs up to upset expectations we believe a't will be •on:e of 'the best. The beams crop has been retarded by the cold and dry :spring, however 'being a Tate crop there is still time for improvement. Miscellaneous Shower A very enjoyahle vening, and as well a helping one, was spon- sored by the ladies of this neigh- bourhood. The occasion was a miscellaneous shower given to Mrs. Peter Milne, Lucian. It was hid et the home of Mr. and Mrs& Leon Bedard on Wednesday even- ing last, and 23 women attended. The gifts were beautiful and use- ful and will be appreciated by the one intended for as well. as the parents. After the gifts were opened and shown to -those present they were :then; Placed away to be ,giv- en to the lbenefioi:ary at a later date as they were not present. The evening was then open for chatting, games and what all 'to make it pleasing to all. The lad- ies adies had at their disposal the liv- ing :room and other parts, while the ►ntleanen took their •place in the basement for their chit chat and card games. In he closing moments of the party a dainty lunch was served to a' 1. Good wishes were extended to the party concerned and they also thanked Mrs. Bedard and those who helped to make the ev- ening a pleasant one. Commenting on the shower affair; it is a sane and benefical one to the recipient. It ,also means a few well spent hours with friends andneighbours and is also interesting to hear each ones little story and helpful sug- gestions. :Coanmuni ties should be encouraged to pout this act into effect, and practise, when the oc- casion arises. Lf ,dome with a good spirit the deed will spread to oth- er sources in life. o Henson Community Sale Prices at Hensal1 Community ty Sale July 10. Weanling pigs, $10.50 to $14.25: chunks, $14.50 to $19; feeders, $22 to $27.50; sows. $79 to $100. Holstein cows, $175 to $190; Durham cows, $160 to $180; Hol- stein calves, $15 to $22; Durham calves, $28 to $40. 410 pigs and 110 head of cattle and calves were sold. ricraretOMMIIMISIIII evue coal. Tiv FOR DEPENDABLE HEAT All Winter Long Call LORNE E. HAY Locker Service,—Rae Feeds Phone 10 (Collect) Henasoll E