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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1958-07-16, Page 8PAGE EIGHT ZURICH Citizens NEWS WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 19 ATE and BAYFIELD NEWS (Mrs. Russet {Grainger, Correspondent) Mr. and Mrs. Jahn Sinitd , John- ny, Connie and Sally, Detroit, Mi- chigan., spent flour days with Mir. and Mas. Gladwin Westlake. They also visited other relatives an the community. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Walls, Miss Emma Dinsmore, London, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Ms. Gladwin Westlake. Othen guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Russell {Heard, Mr. ,and. Mrs. Bert Greer and family, Mrs. 'Robert Greer, Bay- field; Mr. and Mrs. Murray Rear- don, Goderich; Mr. and Mrs.. Ar- chie Mustard, Brian and Ricky, Blake. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dolbear, Miss Tena Livingston, Miss Mary Livingston. Alvinston, called on Mr. and Mrs. Russell Grainger on Sunday evening. Mrs. Card Barber, Bobby and Wayne, Hamilton, are spending some time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Elliott and family. Ts e rd, were Sun- daya evening ti Mrs. Russell Grainger. Mrs. Robert McKinney is apen- ding some time with her daughter Penha e-Snowden- estlake Reunion At '> aylield Park and s:onain-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scotchaner 'and .family. Mr. and Mrs. George Simons and Dawn, Lake Sincoe, game visit- ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Colin Campbell, Bay�.iiield. Mrs. Betty Carnie, London, is visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. Sar- ah Carni.e, at the home of Mr, amid Mrs, Gladwin Westlake. Masses Kathleen. Talbot, Louise Talbot and Ann Westlake are teaching classes at the Bible Sch- ool being 'held in 'the United Ch- urch, Bayiiietld. Miss Clara Clarke is a leader ofthis school and it will •oontinue until July 25. Mr. and Mrs•. Bert Dunn, Jr., and Douglas, spent Sunday with. Mrs. Dunn's mother, Mrs'•. Elliott, Mitchell, and also visited rela- tives in Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Turner, Johnny and Linda, Mr. and Mrs. Johan Turner spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fraser 'Stirling and farm ly, Godeninh Township. Clearance Sale For Ten Days At Gascho Store Gascho Brothers store in Zu- rich are staging a large clearance sale for the next ten days. Ac- cording to the proprietors' they have overstocked for the spring and summer season„ and dual to 'unseasonable weather they have much more merchandise. on hand than they should have. Practically every article in their store hes been marked away down for this special event. The store carries a complete dine of ladies wear, men's weer, and all types of dry goods. A feature of this sale is their dis- play of merchandise upstairs, all 'articles ere marked down well be- low the original cost. The sale starts, on Thursday, July 17 and ends on Saturday, July 26. The Penhale, Snowden and Westlake families met at Cyan Gregor Square, Bayfield on June 28, for their 33rd annual reunion with over 40 present. Dinner was served at six o'clock, after which Alfred Hudie, vice- president, took charge of the bus- iness. • One minute silence was observ- ed in remembrance of those who had rpassed away during the year. After .the minutes of the last annual reunion were read, Officers for the coming year were elected. President, Alfred Hudie-; vice- president. Russell Grainger; sec- retary -treasurer, Mrs. E. A. West- lake; assistant secretary, Mrs. John Keys. Sports committee, d and Mrs. Ed Mss. Milton Pollock. The next reunion will be held at Clan Gregor Square, Bayfield, the last Saturday in June 1959, at six o'clock with the same tea makers. Prizes were given as follows: eldest lady. Mrs. Oliva Snowden, Zurich: eldest gentleman, Alfred Scotchmer, Sr.. Bayfield; young- est girl. Debra O'Brien. Zurich; youngest boy. Douglas Keys, Var- na; .largest family present, Russell Grainger. Zurich; coming the far- thest to the picnic, Elgin Fassell, Milwaukee, Wisconsin; lucky tick- et, Shirley Keys. Races and con- tests were run after the supper and the reunion closed with a pleasant time spent by gall present. Lutheran Ladies Will Hold i am Supper In August The Lutheran Ladies Aid, at their regular monthly meeting held tin the church basement dant Tuesday night, decided to hold a ham supper in the Community Centre during the latter part of August, This snapper win be open to the public and will be under the convenership of Mrs. Loretta Weida. The Ladies decided to give a donation of plates, cups, and sau- cers to the, Redeemer Lutheran Church in London. A gift. :of five dollars was made to the Ladies: Auxiliary •of the Girl Guides and Brownies. Group two of the Lad- ies Aad will be in charge of mak- ing the coffee and lemonade for the Congregational Picnic which. is being held in Cedarbnook Park ,this Wednesday afternoon Mrs, Annie Finkbeiner, presi- dent of the Ladies Aid was in charge of the meeting, which was attended by 23 ladies and the' pastor. NOW IS THE TIME To Have Your KITCHEN REMODELLE John M. Turkhoi PHONE 174 — ZURICH Bible School At Mennonite Church Well Attended The Zurich Summer Bible Sch- aal in progress at the Zurich Mennonite Church July 7-18 re- ports a good response. The school offers the 12 year curriculum of the Herald ',Summer Bible School series. This is a closely graded study for pupils from two years ,pre-school to sec- ond year high school, and gives its students a 'systematic present- ation of Biblical truth. It is the purpose of the school to concent- rate on: Bible study and keep hand work and other activities at a minimum. This Bible centred car- aieukim has been enthusiastically accepted by practically all 'deno- minations. The course includes a gradua- tion diploma on the satisfactory completion of Grade VII and rec- ognizes grade IX end X work with a designated seal. The school is not strictly deno- minational. and the staff consists of lVf nnonite, Eivangelical Breth- ern and Baptists. The closing program, win be this: Friday evening, July 18, at 8 p.rn. Parents end friends are in- vited to see the display of .work boolto and handwork Sm the base- -Mercrit before the progmanxr. • Yes, GASGhO BROS. had prepared for a Big Spring and Summer Trade .. . IIHT due to unseasonab e weather, we are forced t0 clean out many lines AT UNHEARD OF VALUES Come In And See Our Bargains FOR EVERY i5 {EMBER OF T -E FAM LY DOWNSTAIRS ---DOWNSTAIRS -_ —.._ — DOWNSTAIRS LADIES' EA ALL BATHING SUITS — Reg. 4.25 to 12.95 25% OFF. Shorts, Pedal Pushers, Slacks, Strides— Reg. 1.95 to 4.98• 25%! MI Our New Stock of SPORT SHIRTS and BATHING HING STS 20%a Of OEN°S .FEAR MEN'S LUE JEANS $3.19 pair MEN'S WORK Sr=31RTS $2.29 each Sterner Skirts, $2.95 t.p Complete Stock Ladies & Girls Cotton Dresses—reg. 1.89 up losses, $1.75 up Ali Reduced 20' Girls Laced 'Bobby Sox -81/2 to 10, reg. 98c for 75c (Only Two Pair to a Customer) WHITE RAYON BRIEFS Medium. and Large Only 3 prs. for $1.00 Men's T -Shirts SPORT JAG (White ACETS only 98c each and Colored) (Reg. $24.50) Only 8.95 Extra Special: 70x90 FIRST QUALITY FLANNELETTE SHEETS ---Blue or Pink Striped only $4..39 pr. YOU CIIMMBING STAIRS AY FIND IT HARD BUT YOU C�ARGAINN'T OUPS A R'SS OUR COTTON and PLISSE CAMISOLES—reg. 1.69 to 1.98 HEAVY QUALITY RAYON SUPS—sizes 40 & 42—reg. 2.25 GIRLS RAYON SLIPS—built-up shoulders—sizes 2 to 14—reg LADIES HALF SLIPS-Crepe—Pink, Blue and White COTTON COBBLER APRONS — Reg. 4.98 for To Clear at 98e To Clear at 98c value I . I p .... To Clear at 75c Only $1.00 $1.50 Men's White Dress Shirts — reg. 4.95 for $3.95 — — Plain and Striped Only $2.59 Men's Briefs To Clear at 59c pr. — — Vests To Clear at 35c each TIES ... 25e each — CAPS .... 15e and 25c — — B'YS' SPORT SHIRTS, all sizes 98e each BOYS OVERALLS — 15 pair at 79c pair 20 Pair Men's Trousers—sizes 30 to 36 25°Y% off 15 Jersey Pullovers—reg. 3.15 for $1.10 each SALE STARTS THURSDAY, JULY 17 Ends Saturday, July 26 Gascho Bros. ZURICH Phone 59 "THE STORE WITH THE STOCK"