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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
mow" OCTOBER 5, 1961
Quality Of Inside Exhibits Sets Alt
Time For Zurich Fair; More Entries
set, Mrs. Stejhanie Schelhaas,
Mrs. A. DeMooy; crocheted
sweater, Mrs. Schelhaas, Mrs.
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Large bouquet, Mrst Percy
Willert, Mrs. C. Schade; sing-
le African violet, Mrs. Schade,
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Flaxbard, Louis Willert; cop- I
per tooling, Mrs J. W. Merner,
Mrs. Dat Hess; driftwood ar-
rangement, Norma Siebert,
Mrs. C. Schade; bazaar articles,
Mrs. Hess, Mrs. Schade; foam
plati.c novelty, Norma Seibert, I
Mrs. Schade; needlepoint pic-'
ture, Anne Flaxbard, Mrs.
Schade.
iviooy; mimeo SWe4LC1., AVIA a.
owald; knitted socks , Mrs,
eMooy; overalls, Mrs. How-
.d, Mrs, DeMooy; cotton
:ess, Mrs. Stan Gingerich, Re-
:cca Steekle; dress 6-10, Mrs.
inner, Kay Webb; sundress,
ay Webb.
Dining Room: Embroidered
uncheon set, Mrs. J. W. Mer-
t, Mrs. Howald; table mats,
-iolet Decker, Mrs, Skinner;
mbroidered buffet set, Mrs.
[erner.
Kitchen: tea towels, Mrs Dot
[ess, Mrs. Skinner; pot hold-
rs, Mrs. Skinner, Mrs. Schade.
Bedroom: Embroidered pil-
3w cases, Mrs. Truemner, Mrs.
less; crocheted cases, Kay
'Vebb, Mrs. Turkheim; cross-
titched cases, Mrs. Schade,
frs. Truemner; vanity set,
Cay Webb.
Living Room: Cushion any
naterial, Mrs. Schade, Mrs.
;chelhaas; corduroy or velvet
:ushion, Mrs. Merner; crochet-
:d centrepiece, Mrs. Schade,
Violet Decker; tatted doillie,
Urs. Schade, Mrs. Howald.
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Mrs. J. Battler, Mrs. Willert;
fibrous begonia, Mrs. H. Beier -
ling; tuberous begonia, Mrs.
Battler, Mrs, Beierling; geran-
ium, Mrs. Willert; gloxinia,
Mrs. Schade; aster collection,
Mrs. Willert, Mrs. Schade; dah-
lia collection, Mrs. Battler,
Mrs. P. Geiger; marigold col-
lection, Mrs. Willert, Mrs.
Beierling; pansies, Mrs. Scha-
de, Mrs. Willert; fuschias, Mrs.
Willert; zinnias, Mrs. Willert,
Mrs. Beierling: catus, Mrs. A.
Flaxbard, Mrs. Schade; roses,
Mrs. Battler, Mrs. Beierling;
cut flowers, Mrs, Battler, Mrs.
Schade; coffee table arrange-
ment, Mrs. Schade, Mrs. E.
Weigand; Westlake special for
gladioli, Donna Klopp; center-
piece, Mrs. Battler, Dot Hess.
Art Work and Crafts
Stuffed animal, Norma Sie-
bert; landscape oil painting,
Mrs. Ruth ainclair; any sub-
ject Mrs Herb Beierling.; num-
ber picture scenery, Louis Wil
lert, Jeff Dietrich; number
picture any subject, Anne
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Domestic
Breed:
Mrs.
Loaf White
an Weigand,
opp.
Raisin Buns or Rolls: Mrs.
Geiger, Mrs. S. Schelhaas f
Tea Biscuits: Geiger.
Sugar Cookies: Weigand, Ge -
NEWS OF VARNA AREA
(Intended for last week)
Anniversary Services
Anniversary services wore
held on Sunday last in the Un-
ited Church, when Rev. Dr.
Hiltz, of Exeter, preached to
large congregations morning
and evening. Rev, T. J. Pitt as-
sisted in the evening service.
Mfrs. The choir, under the direction
Herb of the organist, Mrs. Robert
Stirling, sang several anthems,
ger.
Fried Cakes: Weigand.
Choc. Cake Mix: Mrs. J.
attler, Mrs. M. Truemner.
White Cup Cakes, Mixed:
Mrs. J. W. Merner, Weigand.
Angel Food Cake: Nil, Mer-
er.
Dark Layer Cake: Merrier,
rs. J. Turkheim.
Six Tarts: Oesch, Mrs. Dot
ess.
Cherry Pie: Geiger, Klopp.
Dutch Apple Pie: Turkheim,
reigand.
Date Squares: Weigand,
lopp.
Baked Eeans:
:lopp.
Raspberries:
Truemner,
Weigand, Oes-
h. •
Strawberries, Mrs. Stan
ingerich, Oesch.
Cherries: Weigand, Mrs. Kay.
Vebb.
Pears: Webb. Hess.
Plums: Weigand, Mrs. Vera
hiel.
Peaches: Webb, Oesch.
Currertt Jam: Geiger.
Berry Jam: Geiger, Weig-
nd.
Red Current Jelly: Flaxbard.
Castup: Battler, Mrs. Diet-
ich.
Red Canned Tomatoes: Flax -
and Miss Dorothy Parker, of
Hensall was guest soloist. Many
former members were present
at both services.
Mr. Malcolm Clarke had his
truck stolen from his home ear-
ly Saturday morning. It was
recovered on Sunday at Lucan.
bard, Oesch.
Gorman. Eckert & Co. Spec.
la!: Weigand.
Fleischmann's
Klopp.
Lake of the Woods
Weigand, Klopp.
Fleishmann's
Special: Geiger.
Fleischrnann's
Roll Special: Geiger.
Robin Hood Tea
Special: Weigand.
Arva Flour Mills Cherry Pie
Special: Geiger, Klopp, Mrs.
Ruth Sinclair.
Lake of the Woods. Layer
Cake Special: Klapp, Mrs. J.
W. Merner.
Canada Packers
Special: Klopp,
Turkheim.
Canada Packers Special, 2
Layer White Cake: Truemner,
Weiganc], Eleanor Erb.
Single Layer White Cake: Wei-
gand.
Gascho's Special
Cake: Battler.
Working Man's Dinner: Mrs.
Clarence Sehade, Turkheim,
Hess.
Brad
Special;
Special:
Yeast . Rolls
Cinnamon
Biscuit
DASHWOOD and DISTRICT
(MRS. E. H. RADER, Correspondent)
Dashwood 4-H Girls
The second meeting of the
Dashwood 4-11 Club, "Featuring
Fruit" was held at the home of
Lynda Rader, with ten girls pre-
sent. The meeting opened with
the 4-H pledge followed by roll
call and minutes of the first
meeting.
Apple Pie
Tfruemner,
Banana
Buy the coal that
outsells all others
Discover for yourself why more people buy 'blue
coal' than any other hard coal. For the world's
finest anthracite plus the town's best Service,
CALL
LORNE E. HAY
PHONE 10 — HENSALL
were welcomed to the league
last Tuesday evening, with a
social evening.
Sunday evening the leaguers.
were guests of Mitchell league
at a hayride party and weiner
Mrs. Sid Baker and Mrs. Leon-
ard Schenk, leaders, demonstra-
ted the making of fruit short
cake and apple salad mould. A
display of fruits and discussion
on where they grow and use of
them followed.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stormes,
of St. Thomas, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Tie -
man and Lynda,
Parents of Rev. William Gatz,
Mrs. and Mrs. Avolt Gatz, of
Wisconsin, were guests of Rev.
and Mrs. Gatz.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Howe, of
London, spent the weekend with
Mr, and,.Mrs. Ervin Rader and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rader,
Glen, Darlene, Miss Marilyn
Desjardine and Mr. and Mrs.
Garnet Willert, spent Sunday at
Waterloo with Mr. and Mrs.
Garnet Weiberg and family.
Walther League Entertains
Newly confirmed young peo-
ple of Zion Lutheran Church
and parents of the Leaguers
NOW 15 THE TIME . !
To have your
FALL CLOTHING
DRY CLEANED
Try the latest method of
ODORLESS DRY CLEANING
OUR AGENTS ARE:
IN ZURICH
GASCHO'S DRY GOODS
AT ST. JOSEPH
ESSO SERVICE STATION
GRAND BEND
DRY-CLEANERS
YES, we Launder Shirts_
roast, followed by closing De-
votions.
Sunday visitors wth Mr. and
Mrs. Wes Engeland were: Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Pinches. and
Brian, of London, Wilbur Gray-
biel and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Graybiel, Steven and Todd, all
of Woodstock, and Miss Beatrice
I Graybiel.
Does Your Herd Sire Ever
LIE DOWN ON THE JOB?
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If one of our knit sires takes time off because of i11 health,
injury, or just laziness, we have others of the same breed
to use in his place. On the other hand, many farmers have
begun using artificial insemination when the herd sire they
had raised (at considerable expense) failed them at peak
breeding season.
Can YOU afford to take that chance.
For service or information, phone before 9:30 a.m. (For
Sunday services, Saturday 6:00 to 8:00 p.m.) to:
CLINTON HU 2-3441
or SEAFORTH 96
Or Long Distance, Clinton Zenith 9-5650
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Among the fine programs on Channel 6 this faM
and winter you will find many of your favourites.
You will also see a variety of new programs which
you will rapidly include in your list of "mustwatch"
programs. Here are just a few samples:
COUNTRY CALENDAR
Sundays at 1:30
NATIONAL LEAGUE FOOTBALL
Sundays at 2:00
CLOSE-UP
Sundays at 10:00
DON MESSER'S JUBILEE
Mondays at 7:30
FESTIVAL
Mondays at 9:30
GARRY MOORE
Tuesdays at 8:00
MR. FIX -IT.
Wednesdays at 7:45
BEN CASEY
Thursdays at 10:00
SPORTS HUDDLE
Fridays at 7:30
CAR 54, WHERE ARE YOU?
Fridays at 8:30
HOCKEY NIGHT IN CANADA Saturdays at 9:00
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The Medallion Symbol of Electrical Excellence
This Hydro -approved Medallion tells you
that progressive builders are providing for
extra comfort and convenience through a
new high standard of electrical living ...
even in modestly priced homes. When you
buy or build a new home the Medallion will
h•'-lp to protect your investment in these
in.portant ways:
POWER CONDITIONING. A 100 ampere
service entrance and a "full housepower"
distribution panel provide the capacity
needed to operate your household services
efficiently, economically, and safely ... now
and in the future.
APPLIANCE CONDITIONING. Circuits
and outlets for those work -saving, time-
saving appliances are plentiful. Every Medal-
lion Home anticipates your future needs.
And at your immediate service is a new fast -
recovery, two -element, flameless water heater
. ready to keep an abundance of hot water
"on tap" at the lowest possible cost.
LIGHT CONDITIONING. Another im-
portant "extra" is the planned lighting
which adds charm and beauty both inside
and out . . . makes work and play areas
brighter and safer.
A "Gold Medallion" Home is all -electric,
including heating.
Information about the Medallion Electric
Homes in your community can be obtained
from your electrical contractor or your local
Hydro office.
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