Zurich Citizens News, 1961-12-07, Page 7THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1961
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
PAGE SEVEN
Classified Rates
For Sale, etc., Cards of
Thanks, 1 n Memoriams,
Engagements, 3c a word;
Minimum 75c,
REPEATS -
2c a word; Minimum 50c,
CASH DISCOUNTS—
% Off if paid by Saturday
following last insertion.
BILLING CHARGE --
10c added on second bill.
FREE --
Births, Marriages, Deaths.
DEADLINE -
12 o'clock noon, Wednesday
FOR SALE
OVEN READY — Roasting
Chickens, dressed, 35c pound.
.Apply to Louis Farwell, phone
84-r-7, Zurich, 49,p
REMINGTON FIELDMASTiED
22, No. 572, Pump, used only
three weeks. Present market
price, $68, for quick sale at
only $48. Makes a graceful
Christmas gift. May be seen at
office of Zurich Citizens News,
in Zurich. 49,50,b
THREE SHETLAND PONY
Colts, make ideal Christmas
gifts. Will hold until Christmas.
Apply to Allan Thiel, phone 127
Zurich. 49,p
FILTER QUEEN
Sales and Service
BOB PECK, RR 1, Zurich
Phone Hensall 696 r 2
28 to 36-p
SCOTCH PINE Christmas Trees.
Apply to Robert Manson, phone
76-r-1, Zurich. 49b
CREAM ENAMEL COOK
STOVE — with hot water at-
tachment, in good condition.
Priced reasonable. Phone Hen-
sall 137. 49,b
SPRAYED APPLES—Spy, King,
Maclntosh, Talman S w e e t,
Snow, Delicious, Greening, Rus-
set, Wilfe River and Cider ap-
ples. Free delivery in Hensall
and Zurich. Phone HU 2-3214.
Fred McClymont and Sons, 1
mile south of Varna. 41-tfb.
VACUUM CLEANERS
Sales and Service
Repairs and bags for all mo-
dels of vacuum cleaners and
polishers. Reconditioned mach-
ines of all makes for sale.
BOB PECK, RR 1, Zurich
Phone Hensall 696 r 2
28 to 36-p
TWO - WHEEL TRAILER in
good condition. No further use
for same. Priced reasonable,
Apply to N. Long, Kippen,
phone Hensall 278W1. 45-x
SCOTCH PINE Christmas trees.
Call Russell Grainger, Bayfield,
60 r 3. 47-8-9-x
GOOD SHORTHORN Bull, 18
months old. Apply to Avila
Ducharme, phone Zurich 77-r-2.
48-9-b
HOLSTEIN COW, due in 2
weeks, with third calf. Apply
to Menno Martin, phone Hen-
sall 698-r-31. 49,b
IT'S NOT HARD TO BUY TOYS
FOR GROWING BOYS! We ha-
ve the most complete selection
of Chemistry Sets. Kenner Bri-
dge and Turnpike, Girder and
Panel Sets and everything for
the boy who wants something
new and different. Action ga-
mes, archery, sports and body
building equipment. Electric
trains for dad and the lad, and,
planes that fly for the little
guy. We hate to boast but we
have the most for the girl. in
the family too. if she likes to
bake or lace a shoe, or sew and
keep house like mothers do,
make your little darling's
dream come true by shopping
in our basement toyl.and. Beav-
ers Crest Hardware, Exeter.
49,b
MISCELLANEOUS
HIGHEST PRICES paid for
white beans, wheat, sprouted
wheat, milling wheat, and oats.
Contact Cook Bros. Milling Co.
Ltd., phone 24, Hensall.
AUTOMOTIVE
Mechanical and body repairs,
glass steering and wheel bal-
ance. Undaspray for Rust pre-
vention.
DAVIDSON'S Texaco Service
No. 8 II'wy. Phone JA 4-7231
ATTENTION FARMERS— For
prompt 24-hour 7 day a week
service on all dead or disabled
farm animals; truck licenced
under Dead Stock Disposal Act,
licence No. 66 c 61. Call Ed.
Andrews, phone Sea forth
851r11. 9-30-p
CARDS OF THANKS
Mr, and Mrs. S. Rannie and
family wish to express their ap-
preciation and thanks to the
many people who helped in.
their recent loss through fire.
Special thanks to the Hensall
fire brigade for their prompt
and efficient action. Also
thanks to friends and neigh-
bours and various organizations
for their deeds of kindness.
49,p
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Mill-
er and family wish to ex-
press their heartfelt gratitude
and appreciation to their
friends, neighbors and relatives
for the floral tributes. Cards
and many acts of kindness dur-
ing their recent bereavement.
Special thanks to Rev. Father
Doyle, the teachers and pupils
of St. Boniface School, Dr.
Gulens, Dr. Goddard, the pall-
bearers, members of C.W.L., St.
Joseph's Hospital staff, London,
Officer Westover, and Officer
Reid, and Westlake Funeral
Home. 49,p
We wish to extend our sin-
cere thanks to our family,
friends, and neighbours for the
lovely gifts and cards received
on the occasion of our 25th
wedding anniversary. Walter
and Edna Eckel. 49,p
NOTICE
Strayed onto S.W. Cor. Lot 21,
Con. 8, Hay Township, two head
of cattle. Owner can have sante
by proving identification and
paying for all expenses incurr-
ed.
Zurich, December 4, 1961
Alphonse Dietrich.
49,b
TENDERS WANTED
TENDER
Tenders will be received by the
Hensel! Public School Board
until Tues., December 12, 1961
for the
HEATING OIL SUPPLY
of the
Hensall Public School
for the 1961-62 term, approxi-
mately 7,000 gallons. Tenders
to be send to Mr. Robert Rea -
burn or Mr. Howard, Hen-
sall, Ontario, and clearly mar-
ked as TeTnders. 49,b
AUTOS FOR SALE
1958 DODGE 4 -DOOR, GREY, in
perfect condition. Only $795.
Apply to Louis Thiel, phone 67,
Zurich. 49,b
FOR SALE.
MODERN HOME — well locat-
ed in the village of Zurich. All
modern conveniences, brick
building. For further informa-
tion contact Lloyd Hey, at Cre-
diton Garage. 49,tfb
WANTED TO BUY
STAMP COLLECTIONS, old
picture buttons, old pictorial
books. Box UP, Zurich Citizens
News or Hensall Observer.
48-9-p
WANTED
WANTED — FEATHERS and
old feather ticks. Call Exeter
salvage, phone 423 Exeter, col-
lect. 22-tfb
CUSTOM WORK.
CUSTOM SPRAYING and White
Washing. Call now for prompt
and efficient service. William
Watson, RR 3, Zurich, call
Dashwood 37r19. 35-tfb
SEPTIC TANKS, cesspools, etc.,
cleaned. Will be in Zurich and
district every second week. For
appointments call Dashwood
26r17, or in case of emergency
call Del Schwatzentruber, dial
655-2434, Tavistock, 33-tfb,
FARM EQUIPMENT
MINNEAPOLIS-MOLINE Farm
Machinery: Firestone and Good
year rubber tires. See us for
the best buy. Emmerson Erb,
phone 96r12, Zurich. 37-tfb
GEORGE WHITE FARM Mach-
inery, Ebersal hay and grain
Elevators, Rotary Ting Feeders.
Apply to Amos Gingerich,
Blake, phone Zurich 79r12.
30-tfx
AUCTION SALE
Of valuable household effects
antiques and Misc. items on the
premises in the Village of Zur-
ich. The undersigned Auctioneer
received instruction to sell by
Public Auction on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9
at 1.30 p.m.
Westinghouse refrigerator,
like new; sunshine 4 -burner
electric stove, admiral televis-
ion set; gilson electric washer;
3 -piece chesterfield suite; din-
ing room extention table, 8 mat-
ching chairs, end tables, buffet
china cabinet; oak rockers,
platform rocker; mirrors, pic-
tures; odd chairs, centre tab-
les, coffee table; trilight lamp,
electric lamps, chrome smoker's
stand; electric radio; chrome
kitchen table with 6 matching
Plan. Now For Outdoor Decorations
To make Christmas a Happy Event
The snow has come, the
shops are ablaze with light,
there's that certain feeling in
the air—Christmas! — And it's
time to think about decorating
your home, inside and out, to
express the festive season in
your own particular way. Creat-
ing a colourful scene in Christ-
mas lights is not only easy, it is
plenty of fun, too, because you
can be as creative as your heart
desires, and your pocketbook
lets you. Using strings of the
new Christmas lights, with
flood and spot lights, your
home, lawn and shrubbery can
take on the air of fairyland,
leading a spirit of good cheer
chairs, electric clock; complete! to the entire neighbourhood.
walnut bedroom suite, like There are several rules that
new, daybed, footstool, 3 steel make it easy: first, decide what
beds with springs and matt- general "theme" to use. If you
resses, dressers, commodes; want to appeal to children, then
complete toilet set, cedar chests, your whole outdoor decorative
trunks; large assortment cus- project should he planned ac-
hions, pillows, quilts, blankets, cordingly. Or if you prefer to
When you visit hardware, sup-
ermarket, electric utility or de-
partment store for Christmas
lights, be sure to select the best
colours for outdoor decorating.
This year, for the first time,
you can purchase an outdoor
string and socket set packaged
separately, and then select the
lights in the colour of your
choice to fit the sockets.
Decorate your front door
with a quantity of evergreen
boughs tacked to the door
frame, entwined with strings of
coloured lights. Lights may be
strung about the pillars of the
porch or tacked directly to the!
frame of the doorway, using
either a variety of colours or
one colour only. To finally set
off the doorway, which is the
focal point of Christmas hos-
pitality, train a coloured spot-
light on it. (This is also very
effective for the pian of the
house coming home after the
linens, bedspreads, curtains, dramatize the religious aspect office party, or some such plea -
of Christmas, many beautiful santry.
and moving scenes can be One of the simplest ways to
created. But whatever you do, decorate your home, if you
stay with one theme only. It is have picture windows, is from
a mistake to mix them up as it the inside. Strings of lights of
only serves to confuse passers-
by. Secondly, make a detailed
plan of what you would like to
do before you start, including
colours of lights to be used,
and where they will be placed.
This should be done carefully
so as to make it gay. but not
gaudy. The secret is to choose
your colours wisely, and with
some regard for the colours of
the walls, trim and roof of your
house.
Start off by looking at your
home as passersby might see
it. Consider the size of your
home on its lot, the roof, chim-
ney, shrubbery and architect-
ural details, especially around
the doorway and front porch.
Then decide which colour lights
would look best in the arrange-
ment you prefer on your home.
mats, rugs; silverware, glass-
ware, fancy dishes
and antiques, complete dinner
set, sandwich toaster (new),
electric iron and toaster, meat
grinder, clothes rack, 3 clothes
baskets, dust mops; G. E. floor
polisher like new; utility table,
k itch en utensils, bathroom
scales, towels, lawn chairs, gar-
den and carpenter tools, lawn
mower, galvenized tubs, garden
hose, scythe, sealers, crocks,
quantity fruit, many other mis-
cellaneous items.
No Reserve everything will
be sold. Terms, cash including
3 per cent sales tax on taxable
items.
Please Note: In case of bad
weather sale will be held in
Arena.
ALBERT BEDOUR
Proprietor
ALVIN WALPER
Auctioneer
AUCTION SALE
SURPLUS MATERIALS
Surplus Materials Company,
Grand Bend, Ontario
starting at 10 o'clock in the
morning, on
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 13, 1961
HARDWARE — 20,000 lbs.
bolts, metal screws, lags, wash-
ers, rivets, grummets tools, as-
sorted springs, package goods,
paint.
PLUMBING SUPPLIES—Pipe
fittings, valves, plumber's oa-
kum, nipples, flushometers, wa-
ter softeners, 250 fuel econo-
mizer units, complete range of
pipe, sizes 6 to 10".
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES —
500 fixtures, fuses, conduets,
meters, outlet boxes, motor
starters, electric motors,
clamps, plugs, etc.
MACHINE SHOP SUPPLIES
—2000 grinding wheels, polish-
ing wheels, saw steel, heavy
hardware, and many other
items.
BUILDERS SUPPLIES —
Large quantity° of 3a" prest-
board, hardwood and softwood
plywoods, 1400 gallons of Bar-
rett light tar surfacer, expan-
sion joint cement.
MISCELLANEOUS — Hercu-
les 6 cylinder Diesel engine
with power clutch and pulley
unit, refrigerators, electric sto-
ves, items of furniture, and
hundreds of other items too
numerous to mention.
This sale will start at 10 a.m.
sharp, on Wednesday, Decem-
ber 13, at Surplus Materials
Warehouse, Grand Bend, On-
tario.
TERMS: CASH
Bargains galore for farmers,
tradesmen, hobby shops, gar.
agemen, contractors, hardware
dealers. Something for every-
one. Everything to be sold
without reserve.
1111116.
Sanitation Service
SEPTIC TANK PUMPING
BILL FINCH
PHONE 205 — GRAND BEND
the outdoor' type can be used
to outline the window. Then
place your tree near the win-
dow where outsiders can catch
a glimpse of it too. One of the
simplest and most inexpensive
window decorations is a candle
and a bulb within a wreath, a
McKEE SALES
AND SERVICE
Local Representative
CHECK ON THE
FALL DISCOUNTS
See
Bill Clement
PHONE 19 — HENSALL
Village of Hensall
APPLICATIONS WANTED
Applications will be received until 6 p.m. on December
15, 1961, for the position of Clerk -Treasurer, Assessor and
Tax Collector, for the village of Hensel!.
Applications must be in writing and marked "applica-
tions," stating age, qualifications, and experience. Appli.
cant should be prepared to appear in person for an inter-
ciew on December 15.
EARL CAMPBELL.
CLERK
VILLAGE OF HENSALL
ZURICH LIONS CLUB
IN THE
Zurich Community Centre
D., DEC 13
8.30 p.m.
25 CHANCES ON TURKEYS
PROCEEDS FOR ANNUAL SANTA CLAUS DAY
single electric candle on the
windowsill, ora candelabra of
several graduated candles. Tall
glowing candles can be made
of stovepipe, mailing tubes, or
cut out to plywood, and painted
appropriately. These can be
placed at each side of the front
door to welcome guests with
a show of hospitality.
It is important to dramatize
the theme you have chosen. The
focal point usually needs strong
illumination and can be empha-
sized by contrasting colours of
lights, style or size in relation
to the other elements. It is im-
portant that the focal point
immediately attract attention
and that all other parts of the
display be subordinated to it.
This can be done by making
ated, while the remainder is
subdued.
Don't forget touse flood -
lamps to give the final touch
to your home decorating out-
doors, This helps to tie the
whole project together by sup-
plying a diffused light over the
entire area. However, unity can
also be obtained by stringing
lamps into lines or paths of
light which help to tie seg-
ments together. Try also to eli-
minate glare, sharp unwanted
contrasts, and hazardous sha-
dows.
Remember, it is what you do
with what you have, not how
much material you have, that
will spell the difference bet-
ween an attractive, pleasing dis-
play and a rather gaudy show.
It is a wonderful chance to try
your artistry, originality, in-
genuity, and creative ability.
It is not necessary to nail
wires to the eaves of the house.
Try a stapling machine, making
sure that the staples go around
the wire and not through it.
SHOP
SAVE
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Lowest Prices Pius Beautiful Gifts I
With Gold Bond Stamps
Kam Luncheon Meat 37c
York Bologna 37c I
Oxydol King Size $1.19 i
I.G.A. Margarine 4 for 95c 1
MONARCH
Pouch Pak Cake Mixes 4 for 49c
1
I This Weeks Turkey Club
{
Geopen Items
I.G.A. CREAM CORN 20 oz 2 for 39c
LISTERINE TOOTHPASTE family size 89c
(Free 89c Toothbrush)
LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC 7 oz. 73c
JOHNSONS BABY POWDER large 75c
A.S.A. TABLETS 250's 49c
Extra Cold Bond Stamp Items
BILLY BEE CREAMED HONEY 2 Ib. 59c
(25 Free Stamps)
VIKING RED RASPBERRIES 15 oz. 29c
(25 Free Stamps)
HENLEY BARTLETT PEARS 20 oz. 31c
(25 Free Stamps)
CURAD PLASTIC BANDAGES ECONOMY 98c
(100 Free Stamps)
WESTONS CHOCOLATE STICKS 39c
(25 Free Stamps)
1
TABLERITE MEAT FEATURES
PICNIC STYLE
Fresh Pork Shoulders Ib. 35c
Ib, 39c
Sausage (25 free stamps) 49c
49c
39c I
69c
LEAN MEATY
Pork Butts
ROYAL
TURKEY COUPON WITH FRESH THIN
Sliced Beef Liver
25 FREE STAMPS WITH
ologna by The Piece
25 FREE STAMPS WITH
Swansons TV Dinners
ter... n.,...............
PR .I DUCE FEATURES
SEBAGOES ONT. No. 1
Potatoes 2-10 lb. bags 49c
Grapefruit 9 for 49c
Free Christmas Draw Free
With every $5.00 worth of purchases you will receive
a free chance on our weekly draw for $20.00 worth
of groceries. A second prize of a Cuddly Cathy
Doll complete with 26 piece Layette Set will be
given this week.
lst weeks winner, Mrs, Beatrice Munn, Hensall
2nd weeks winner, Mrs. Maurice Masse, Zurich,
TICKETS ON DRAW ONLY GOOD FOR WEEK
PURCHASES ARE MADE
BROWN'S I.G.A. MARKET
HENSALL
OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY EVENINGS, ALSO EVERY
MONDAY UNTIL CHRISTMAS