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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1959-09-30, Page 8MAGE EIGHT Quality Of Inside Exhibits Sets All Time High More Entries Too (Continued From Page One) Klopp; smocked dress (2-6) , Mrs. Steffen, Mrs. H. Klopp; cotton dress (6-10), Mrs. Steffen, Mrs, Howald; sundress, Mrs. Steffen; boy's short pant and shirt (2-6), Mrs. Howald, Mrs. Steffen. FLORAL EXHIBITS Bouquet, large, Jacob Battler, Mrs. H. Klopp; bouquet, small, Mrs. Arn. Merner, Jacob Battler; salvia, J. Battler, Mrs. W. Haugh; dahlias, J. Battler, Mrs. Ed Hab- erer; pansies, J. Battler, W. Haugh; tuberous begonias in pot, Mrs. Gerald Sneicler; fibrous root- ed begonias, Mrs. G. Sneicler; ast- ers, 3. Battler, Mrs. Jack McClin- they; petunias, Mrs. H. Klopp, Mrs. G. Sneider; house plants, Mrs. W. Haugh; colons in pots, W. Haugh; four varieties of an- nuals, Mrs. Mary Jacobi; cosmos, Mrs. H. Klopp, Mrs. W. Haugh; zinnias, Mrs. W. Haugh, Mrs. Mary Jacobi; verbenas, Mrs. W. Haugh; roses, Mrs. Mary Jacobi; gladiolus, Mrs. H. Klopp; cactus, Mrs. W. Haugh; table bouquet, Mrs. W. Haugh, Mrs. Jack Mc- Clinchey. DOMESTIC SCIENCE White bread, Kathleen Hay, Mrs. A. Merner Jr; raisin bread, Mrs. H. Klopp; tea biscuits, Mrs. H. Klapp, Mrs. A. Merner; sugar cookies, Mrs. E. Flaxbard; ginger cookies, Mrs, Flaxbard; loaf cake, Mrs. Klapp; angel food cake, not iced, Mrs. L. Erb; Mrs. Delbert Geiger; dark layerlica lave Joan El- liott, Mrs. Klopp; g Eleanor Erb, Mrs. Klapp; sponge cake, Mrs. E. Haberer, Mrs. D. Geiger; six tarts, Mrs, Earl Flax - bard, Mrs. H. Klopp; cherry pie, Mrs. E. Flaxbard, Mrs. L.Erb; dutch apple pie, Mrs. A. Merner; date sq., Mrs. L. Erb; Mrs. H. Klopp; baked beans, Mrs E. Haberer. Sealers, canned raspberries, Mrs. G. Snider; strawberries, Mrs. H, Klopp; cherries, Mrs. Klopp; pears, Mrs. Klopp; citron, no first, Mrs. G. Snider; plums. Mrs. E. Flaxbard, Mrs. H. Klapp; peaches, Mrs. H. Klapp; currant jam, John Geiger, Mrs. H. Klopp; berry jam, Mrs. E. Flaxbard, Mrs. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1959, ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS �. 1 man' N Siebert; oil painting, no pig -1 Interest Lacking H. Klapp; grape jelly, Mrs. H. Klopp; red currant jelly, Mrs. i . Flaxbard; vinegar pickles, Mrs. Flaxbard; catsup, J. Battler, Mrs. H. Klapp; red cabbage, Anne Da - tars;; tomatoes, Mrs. E. Flaxbard, School. Exhibits At Zurieh. Fall Fair -Almost Doubled Over Last Year Continued from Page Five) COLLECTIONS Woods—Donna Kipper, Gordon Bierling 7H, Peter Systma 12H, Vegetables — Larry Merner. Flowers — Sandra Webb 12H, Larry Kipper 7H, Donna Kipper 7H, Sharon Jacobe 3H, Eileen Westlake 7H. Bouquet, Living Room—Sandra Webb 12H, Linda Webb 12HMena Richard Turklieim 7H, Mo Schade 12H, Donna Kipper GRAIDTS and VEGETAE7H S Beets — Larry Kipper Al- lan Hulbert, Sandra McClurchey, Donna Richardson, Dale Richard- son. Carrots—Gordon Bierling, Don- na Kipper, Donna Richardson, Sandra Richardson, Linda Miller. -1 Spanish Onions — Donna Kip- IP per, Ross Whittaker, Larry Kip- per, Carol Johnston, Allan Hul- bert. Large Yellow Onions — Sylvia Pep- per, Merrier, nna Richardson, er, Ruth Kenneth Westlake. 1 quart Dutch Sets — Larry Kipper, Donna Kipper. , r Nor - Potatoes — Larry Kipper, Ruth Nor- ma Weigand, Donna Kipper, Ann Pepper, Larry Merner. Potatoes, Late — Robert Erb, Larry Kipper, Donna Kipper, Richard Turkheim, Norma Weig- and. Field Corn — Sandra Richard- son, Larry Merner, Larry Kipper, Donna Kipper, Donna Richardson. Wheat — Gail Richardson, Al- lan Hulbert, Glen Miller, Sylvia Merner, Larry Merner. Peter Oats — Wayne Bierling, Systma, Gail Richardson, Gary Truemner, Donna Truemner. Bierling, Barley Deb- bie— Merner, Peter Systma, Larry Merner. Tomatoes, Red — Linda Miller, Gail. Richardson, Donna Kipper, Larry Merner, Shirley McClinch- ey. Tomatoes, Green — Linda Mil- ler, Gail Richardson, Donna Rich- ardson, Allan Hulbert, Larry Mer- ner. Pears — Kenneth Westlake, Ei- leen Westlake, Sandra McClincch- ey, Richard Turkheim, Martha Gascho. Plums — Larry McClinehey, Paul Flaxbard. Apples, Northern Spy — Gail Richardson, Sandra Richardson, on, Donna Richardson, Gary Truem- ner, Eileen Westioke. Apples, Macintosh—Larry Kip- per, Ed. Prang, Sandra Webb, Lin- da Webb, Gail Richardson. Apples, Snows — Linda Luther, Donna Truemner, Gary Truemner, Gail Richardson, Sandra Richard- son. Apples, Delicious—Jimmy Weig- and, John Rader, Pauline Beech - ler, Irene Hendrich. DASHWOOD and DISTRICT (MRS. E. H. RADER Correspondent) Mrs. C. Woodburn; working s lunch, Mrs. C. Schade, Mrs, E. Haberer. ART WORIi Oil painting, landscape, Norma Siebert; oil painting, any subject, Grapes — Wayne Bierling, Paul Flaxbard. Pwnpkin—Sylvia Merner, Don- na Kipper, Gail Richardson, Linda Richardson, Donna Richardson, Drumhead Cabbage — Donna Kipper, r - Richardson. 75 CAR SALE 75 CAR. SALE — 75 CAR SALE 75 CARE SALE �� 75 CAR SALE .® 75 CAR SALE n Motors Ltd.—Pearson Motors Ltd..—Pearson Motors Ltd.—Pearson Motors Ltd.—Pearson Motors Ltd.- - Lar Kipper, Donna tore, any subject, Mrs. E. Flax- o bard, Mrs. Theresa Stark; copper In Blind Canyon tooling, Mrs. C. Schade; etched al- uminum tray, Mrs. H. Klapp; needlepoint, Mrs. Staffen, Mrs. E. FlaxbarMrs.. E. Flaxlbard, N. Siebert. driftwood rnend., DAIRY GRAND CHAMPION of the 4-H Club Show at the Zurich Fall Fair on Monday was Robert Becker, Dash- wood, shown here with his prize Hereford calf. Present- ing the Chamber of Commerce trophy for the grand championship is Jack Bannister, vice-president of the local Chamber, while at the left is Donald Grieve, assist- ant agricultural representative for �Cit on ens News Photo) Maple Syrup, F. McClymant; hen's eggs, white, F. McClymont; brown, Mrs, A, Merner; cheese, homemade, Mrs. E. Haberer. SPECIALS Five Roses special, bread, Kath- leen Hay, Mrs. H. Klopp; bin Hood special, bread, Kathleen Hay; Robin Hood special, tea bis- cuits, Mrs, H. Klopp, Mrs. A. Merner; Magic Baking Powder special, frosted single layer white cake, Eleanor Erb; Canada Pack- ers special, pie, first, Anne Da - tars; third, E. Erb; cake, E. Erb, Mrs. H. Klopp; Lake of the Woods special, pie, Mrs. H. Klapp. (Additional inside exhibits prize- winners will be published next $� and Saturday�9n®i weep). According to Jack Bannister,. chairman of the local Canadian National Institute for the Blind campaign,y,1.65,16 which is beeniow donatedder to way, this cause to date. The only discouraging part of the campaign is that of 580 ap- peal letters sent out only 62 have been heard from. HAVE YOU SENT IN YOUR DONATION. Last year a total of almost $300 was raised for this cam- paign. When In Zurich GETYOUR ES CUT AT BARBER SHOP Open Thursday S ectal Values at the luck 'I coal' p 28 oz. -15C Habitant PEA SOUP �, z.--- :5C WESTON'S SODAS ... 15c Delmonte CATSUP 3 fair 15c Sun9lest CREAM CORN 2 fair 65c9 Maple Leaf SOAP FLAKES—large size, 5 for 25c BAR SOAP GASCHO'S 'lucky Dollar' MARKET c —Pearson Motors Ltd.—Pearson ao .61 YOUR AARry l 2� l w�t d`r i�" I CarsSoon ST Make Room For New :Lodi 6RSON'S in r� 0 h WI a cd i NIL:I The Prices ListedDelo.. IfDon't Believe You Can Steal, Take A Look At l You�e Co��lr�ce�0 Lon o ° Come, See For Yourself® .w c IF WE CAN'T MAKE A DEAL Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bender, Pomona, California, visited with Mrs. Matilda Piefer and other re- latives last week. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Stelck on Saturday afternoon were: Mrs. Mary Cubine, Toron- to, Mrs. Wiggins, Beeton; and Mr. and Mrs. H. Perkins, Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Beck and daughter, Detroit, spent Sun- day with Mrs. Fred Schlundt and Mr. and Mrs. Vyrne Weido and Larry. Infant Baptized Blaine Lincoln Dahms, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Dahms, was baptized in Zion Lutheran Church, on Sunday, September 27, by Pastor K. L. Zorn. Promotion Service Next Sunday will be promotion Sunday at Zion Lutheran Sunday their eachers will attenn dthe en and service in a body. Anniversary Services Special anniversary services will be 'held in. Calvary Evangelical United Brethren Church, Dash- wood, on Sunday, October 4. A service will he held at 10 a.m. and another at 7.30 p.rn. The guest speaker for the oc- casion will be Rev. Stanley Fork- ner, Lansing, Michigan. Music will be supplied by the Dashwood Choir. the guest soloist . loins t.on, will be AST VI y YOUR GAS HOME 44 0• 2 1 New Cars & Demonstrators Q ▪ J '59 FORD CUSTOM LI NE TUDOR, new car war- ranty, 6,000 miles $2295 I. 59 PONTIAC STRcoral Aand CHIEF white, TUDOR,new awar- 11.11 t o ranty $2495 a-4 '59 PONTIAC STRATO-CHIEF 4 -DOOR, finish- ed in lovely crown sapphire $2595 VI 0 '59 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN, 4 -Door, V-8, auto- ' iy matic, custom radio, padded dash, wind- shield washers, new. a� '59 BUICK ELECTRA 225, equipped with every 11A conceivable GM accessory but refrig- eration 52,000 OFF LIST! r"" '59 VAUXHALL VICTOR SUPER, our courtesy 1 J car, now for sale at $625 down MI o GMC TRUCKS '4 p Only 2—HALF-TON LONG BOX PICKUPS left. gOnly $1995 and your acceptable trade - (n in (if it's a truck or not). Attention, Loggers, Surveyors, Contractors '57 GMC 3/4 -TON PICKUP with 4 -wheel drive, only 5,000 miles, one-half original price. '57 GMC 1 -TON 4 -Wheel Drive, only 3,700 miles, make us an offer. '58 GMC LONG BOX PICK-UP, like ne , only '57 FORD 1 -TON STAKE, 4 -speed transmis- sion, only 21,000 miles. '56 DODGE HALF -TON PANEL. '56 DODGE 21/2 -TON VAN, new motor, new tires. '53 GMC %p -TON PICK-UP. '52 GMC 1/2 -TON PICK-UP. '51 MERCURY 1 -TON, 4 -speed transmission, like new. '50 1.-H. 1 -TON, 7x9 Stake Body, dual rear wheels, 4 -speed transmission. '49 CHEVROLET I/2-TON3/4-TON PANEL PICKUP...,., $1995 NEW BEDFORD ALL THE CARS LISTED BELOW CAN BE BOUGHT ON LOW-COST GMAC TERMS, WITH ONLY ONE-THIRD DOWN,- BAL- ANCE UP TO 36 MONTHS OR IF YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD No Money Down 58's 166131 1.131 '58 VAUXHALL STATION WAGON, only 4,000 original miles, the scarcest model on 51495the road today '58 anniver- sary SEDAN, an me al c, customradiorygold $1575 57's '57 FORD CUSTOMLINE 300 SEDAN, 8-cyl., custom radio, seat belts, all-new nylon whitee walls, 27,000 miles '57 FORD CUSTOMLINE 300 SEDAN, radio, automatic drive, wheel discs, executive $d riv- en 45 '57 FORD CUSTOMLINE 500 STATION WAG- ON, 4 -Door, V-8, automatic, custom 1696 ppositively like new 56's '56 BUICK SPECIAL 4 -Door Hardtop, equipped with automatic drive, whitewalls, finished 295 gleaming crocus yellow '56 wheel Edscs, owned by E "onedof mech- anicsourte $1045 '56 CHEVROLET 2 -DOOR HARDTOP, automat- ic drive, custom radio, etc. $ 1195 '56 CHEVROLET 2 -Door, excellent condition, 5 tone green '56 CHEVROLET 4 -Door, 210 Series, driven by a woman since new 95 '56 AUSTIN A-50 SEDAN, radio, overdrive, gray with red leather interior, showroom condi- tion $ 50 tion '56 PONTIAC PATHFINDER 2 -Door, custom radio, rear -seat speaker, 34,000 original miles $995 '56 FORD FAIRLANE STATION WAGON, auto- matic drive, T -bird motor $1175 55's We Are Overstocked With — '55 Chevrolet Sedans some with automatic drive, radios, none have over 40,000 miles. B While $850they last. '55 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN Hardtop 2-Door,$�9 Balance whitewalls, wheel discs 5 '58 CHEVROLET DELRAY 2 -Door, only 22,000 '55 DODGE SEDAN, radio, new motor, a steal miles 51595 at '58 PONTIAC STRATO-CHIEF 2 -Door, 6 cyl., '55 NASH AMBASSADOR SEDAN,avelerom li5te NO just custom adio, low mileage $1595 with DWN PAYMENT — IF YOUR CREDIT IS rGOODe thingLOW COST GM TERMS —UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY 54's '54 PONTIAC BUSINESS COUPE, automatic drive, custom radio, finished with a full$ieaa- ther interior 790 '54 METEOR RIDEAU HARDTOP, otikes automatic drive, power steering, radio, power$es '54 BUICK SPECIAL SEDAN, automatic drive, radio, whitewalls, excellent shape. '54 PONTIAC 2 -Door, a 40,000 mile original fin- ished in Highland Green 70 '54 PONTIAC PATHFINDER DELUXE Sedan, radio, owned by an elderly gentleman,$Ike ike new '54 CHEVROLET 4 -Door Sedan, very clean car, new finish 665 '54 METEOR NIAGARA 2. -Door, custom radio, new bronze metallic 53's '53 CHEVROLET 150 SEDAN OW90 '53 OLDS. 98 SEDAN, hydramatte, radio, power wer brakes, a luxury car 435 '53 BUICK SPECIAL SEISAN, dynaflow, radio, owned by a local school teacher $635 '53 PONTIAC PATHFINDER SEDAN, finished in gleaming black, excellent condition $595 '53 FORD SEDAN, custom radio, new tires $595 52's The cars listed below must absolutely be all sold in order to make room for the new models. Make us an offer on any one of these. We guar- antee you will go home with a car. '52 FORD MAINLINE TUDOR, custom radio, new motor. '52 PONTIAC DELUXE SEDAN, finished in metallic blue. '52 DODGE DELUXE SEDAN. '52 PONTIAC PATHFINDER DELUXE 2 -Door, newly refinished in Banff blue. '52 CHEVROLET COACH, blue. '52 PONTIAC FLEETLINE SEDAN 4 -Door, '52 METEOR CUSTOMLINE SEDAN, good transportation. '52 AUSTIN SEDAN, black with whitewalls, executive driven. 51's '51 METEOR SEDAN, custom radio, overdrive, black with whitewalls. '51 PONTIAC SEDAN, 49,000 original miles. 9 Other 51's—Buicks, Plymouths, Dodges, Fords, 50's '50 PONTIAC 2 -Door Down Payment $69 '50 MERCURY SEDAN with radio, 2 -tone green, new motor Down Payment $69 '50 PONTIAC DELUXE SEDAN, 2 -tone green with radio Down Payment $89 ARSON MOTORS PONTIAC — RUCK — VAUXHALL — C.M.C. TRUCKS — BEDFORD VANS ZURICH -- - — --A EXETER 1 s.n04O uoSar�a 41 sac oiy uosined—•p4-1 sroio% aos,Jnad---'P41 saa4oW uosabad--'p41 sao4aW uos,Ioad•--•-^pn SIINOyd uosaaad--. 2 q P��311V3 SL — B1VS 11V3 SL `"' B1VS tIVO SL 31YS 1143 SL 31YS MVO SL 31YS SL o m. o re- -4, 7,I rit ,n I0 tp.a. ate,. Sit 08 0 *47(.1', P3 ;›Hritr- ; 3�. Ii o • rot r' 0 3 PI R/t ut w p r- I� •olkrit rt 0 10, o p1 I' t7 0 R 0 Ilt�LirD rh o I 71 XL 0