Zurich Citizens News, 1974-06-13, Page 2P.A G E 2
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY. JUNE 13, 1974
List winners at Penny Sale
Hensall Legion Ladies Aux-
iliary held a successful Penny
Sale on Friday evening in the
Legion Hall. A large crowd of
children and a few adults were
on hand to watch Leonard Erb
draw and president Mildred
Chalmers present the winning
tickets. Winners are listed be-
low, the address is Hensall
unless indicated.
Winners were. lawn chair
(Hensall Co -Op) Edith Baird,
Brucefield; Shell oil (Dave Kyle
Garage) Nellie Reid; Toy Car -
(Legion Ladies Auxiliary) Trace
Southcott, Exeter; Rods (Jims
Machine Shop) Marlene Ingram;
$10 bill (Gerbro Mill) Maxine
Dickerson, London; pen and
penicl set (Legion Ladies)
Wilma Hoffman; Tractor light
(Hydr Bros.) Sandra Carlile.
Pillow cases (P,L. McNaught-
on) Jim Smale; Shell oil (Lav-
ender's garage) Lloyd Veneer;
Wax (Hensall Motors), Bill
Fairbairn; $10 gift certificate
(Big "0" Tile) Hilda Smale;
Charcoal lighter (Knight Elect-
ric) John Smith, Westminister
Hospital, London; Cologne,
(Leona Parke) Brenda Smale;
•
$10 bill (W.G. Thompson & Son•
FREEZE FOR FRESHNESS
To maintain top quality in a
freezer, meat must be wrapped
carefully, reminds Consumers'
Association of Canada. Wrapp-
ing on fresh meat will protect
it against over -handling, but•
is not suitable for long-term
freezing in cold, dry air.
Steer
This
Way
BY
LARRY
SNIDER
If engine keeps overheating in
traffic, check the radiator cap
pressure. The cap may be in-
effective, allowing boil -off.
*
To save gas and keep the air
cleaner, one company has
developed a gasoline vapor -
recovery program for its truck -
loading system. Trapped
vapors are condensed to the
liquid state, saving about 50
auto -tankfuls a day.
*
The Tire Industry Safety Coun-
cil says that radial tires should
be rotated from front to rear
on the same side of the car,
and not criss-crossed as bias
and belted tires are.
Brake "grab" is usually due to
grease or fluid on brake lines,
or to scored drums. When
brakes squeal or chatter,
there's probably dirt in the
mechanism.
50.7 million U.S. commuters
use their cars as transportation
to and from jobs.
If you depend on a to get you to
work, you want one that will make it
there. See the smooth -driving new cors
at Larry Sniders.
Larry Snider
MOTORS LIMITED
EXETER 235-1640
LONDON 227-4191
Huron County's Largest
Ford Dealer
Drive in soon!
Marg McDonald, Exeter; After-
shave (Leona Parke) John
Chappel, Staffa,
$5 bill (Huron Auto Body)
Ruby Beierling, Zurich; Serv-
ice call (Travers Electric)
Ross Haugh, Exeter; $3 voucher
(McLeans Flowers, Seaforth)
Pearl Koehler; 2 1/2 gallons ice-
cream (Bairds Store) Marg Van -
stone; $5 voucher, (Cook's
Florist, Clinton) George Shells;
Macrame set (Legion Ladies)
Roxanne Lavery; Gift Pack (Rohs
Health) Sandra Towers; truck
and game (Legion Auxiliary)
Peter Anstett, Clinton; one
case of peas and carrots)
(Canadian Canners) Pat Pollock;
$10 permanent (Williams
Hair Styling) Pat Pollock;
dresser lamps (Legion Auxiliary)
Herb Beierling, Zurich; Wallet,
(T. C. Joynt) Allan Bisback;
$10 bill (Smith Construction)
Elaine MacGregor, Dashwood;
Plaque (Smith Construction)
Wayne Reid; game (Ladies
Auxiliary) Jennifer Wood,
Clinton; Dried Flowers (country
flowers, Exeter) Eric Mansfield;
Bun warmer (Crest Hardware)
Wayne Reid; $10 voucher (Al's
Super Save) Annie Reid; Chin-
ese checkers (Legion Auxiliary)
Jeff Maxwell; fishing pole
(Hensall Legion) Bryan Beer.
$10 voucher (Ball Macaulay)
Gerry Campbell, Staffa ; two
play outfits (Taylor's Ready
to -wear) Joanne Bell; Pot of
mums (Exeter Florist) Wayne
Reid; Hair Brush, (Flynn's Barb-
ershop) Peter Anstett, Clinton;
Push broom (Fuller J3rush Dealer)
Doreen Dietrich. Animal truck
(Legion Auxiliary) John Smith,
London; Hoover rug shampooer
(Bonthrons) Hilda Srnale; Play
toys (Legion Auxiliary)
Holly Craine; Lamp (Bendix)
Linda Traquair,
20 quarts of milk (Hurnndale
Dairy) Grace McBride, Kippen;
Patio lights, (C,E. Reid and
Sons) Greta Erb; one years sub-
scription to the Clinton News
Record, Ray Schwalm; $10 perm
(Jean Crerar) Bob Carlile;
soap on a rope (Leona Parke)
Becky Baker; Doll (Legion
Auxiliary) Hilda Srnale; watch
(John Reid's Restaurant) Madel-
ine Harburn; $5 voucher (Beaton
Bakery) Marilyn Brintnell, Staf-
fa; one year's subscription to
Exeter Times Advocate) Debbie
Venner;
$5 voucher for gas (Ted
Thuss) Ivan Coleman; $10 bill
(Dr. J.C. Goddard) Hazel
McEwan; Begonia (Palmers
Florist) Roily Vanstone; game
(Legion Auxiliary) Cindy Bis -
back; one year subscription to
Seaforth Expositor, Cecil Max-
well; $5 bill (Hensall Sales
Barn) Raye Schwalm; Tub of
Potatoe Chips (Hostess Potato
Chips) Joyce Pepper; Swag
lamp (Custom Trailers, Exeter)
Gerry Neilands,
Thermos Jug (Parker & Park-
er) Cathy Neilands; four cases
Pepsi (Tuckey Beverages)
eight draws made with each pet-
son
erson receiving two cartons apiece
Winners were Carol Ducharme,
Jane Pollack, Karen Shells,
Susan Stretton, Marion Sangst-
er, Joyce Pepper, Mary Ann
Flynn and Becky Baker.
106 TH ANNUAL
HENSALL TWILIGHT
SPRING FAIR
Tuesday, June 18, at 5:30 pm
MIDWAY IN ATTENDANCE
Parade at 6 p.m. - Zurich Centennial Band
BABY SHOW AT 7.15 p.m.
77 HEREFORD CALVES
to be judged and auctioned
OFFICIAL OPENING BY ROBERT E. MCKINLEY, M. P,
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