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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1980-10-02, Page 11BUT CAN HE HANDLE HIS COUNCIL? — Among the many participants and visitors to the Huron county plowing match held at the Usborne township farm of Huron warden Bill - Morley was reeve of Zurich and warden candidate 'Fred Haberer of Zurich. Haberer tried his hand at some horse team plowing. Staff photo For details on Winter Wheat plans call: - DONALD WEIGAND RR #1 Dashwood .Ont.: Ph. 237-3418 f S� SAFE "O" co qSTEPSE Sr PORCHES patio slabs - sidewalk slabs - curbs - flower bed edging ;interlocking paving stones - flagstone cot it CONCRETE PRODUCTS sae-ns� Ship your livestock with FRANK VOOGEL DASHWOOD Independent Shipper To United Co-operatives Of Ontario Livestock Department, Toronto Monday is shipping day from. Varna Stockyards CALL DASHWOOD 238.2707 OR BAYFIELD 565.2636 By 7:30 A.M. For Prompt Service Also Western Stockers & Feeders Available Continued from page 4 1fiilseeIIaneoas Ramblings - day, October 20 to file nomination papers. Candidates must Clave 15 signatures oil their nomination papers. The election this.year is November 10, that's right,_ one day before Remembrance Day, which is a holiday for government employees. .* , * While some sayings have outlived -their usefulness " a picture is worth a thousand words," still has much Validity. Take for example a photo which appeared in several dailies last week. Pictured in the photo was a flat-bed truck which allegedly contained the nuclear warhead from the. Titan missile which exploded in Arkansas. Printed on the exterior of the bomb containers were the words "Do not drop." - Who, says there isn't truth in advertising? ZURICH RATEPAYERS' MEETING • Tuesday, October 7, 8 P.M. COUNCIL CHAMBERS .The coupcil of the Village of Zurich will be meeting- Wednesday, October 15 rather than October 9. 1 Best value on the snow ENTICER 250 Where else can you get so much sled for the money? It's lightweight for excellent handling - even in deep powder. Quick enough for real thrill - packed snowmobiling. Autolube automatically Dependable CD ignition. ome in mixes gas and oil. _ - $1 55O and see it today! ELDER ENTERPRISES' SALES &•8ERVICE DIAL 264-6142 HINSALL -ONLY 1 one West and 1 Mlle South of Hensall Your Authorised Yamaha Full Service Dealer AMARA Citizens News, October 2, 1980 Pare 11 Alcohol big problem Continued from front page marijuana and that while the alcohol or drug abuse problem may begin at the home the school does have a responsibility. "Hardlya da when I on't see person affected in some manner by alcohol,"' tcker stated and added that, as a parent, he would be upilet if he discovered his children were smoking marijuana but that he would be more upset if they were using alcohol. In a question and .answer session Shore said the courts \were leveling heavier fines against drug pushers and that the. penalities from drinkinganc'drivinghad been stiffened. After his third drinking and driving con- viction a driver could lose his licence for three years. SHOHS teacher Bruce Perry put the blame for alcohol and drug abuseon the shoulders of the parents and Month term Continued. from front page three months after pleading guilty to h charge_ • of dangerous driving. The charge against the 16 - year -old was laid on July 16 when- he drove his motor- cycle in an erratic manner and was involved in a lengthy chase by Exeter OPP. • ' The court , learned that during the chase, Carroll failed to stop at several stop signs and finally went into the ditch and fled on foot. He was apprehended the following day. He was given six months in which to pay the fine and the court learned he has a part- time job and will be paying his own penalty. Robert Whitman. Lawrence, Lucan, was fined $100 or 10 days on a charge of assault. He pleaded guilty to the charge of striking a girl on July 5. In the only other case on the docket, Keith Martin (harry, Huron•Park was fined ;100 or 10 days for causing a disturbance at Club Albatross in Huron Park on -July 19. He pleaded guilty and was given 60 days to pay the fine. stiggestedt that as a last resort all laws be eliminated arta people be made • responsible for - their. own action. "Until . we educate the parents, wd can't blame .the kids," according to phys-ed and family life instructor Ron Bogart -of the school. Agreeing with Bogart were McClure -and student Paul McAuley with McAuley saying "Kids are going to do it if the:parents do it." Bill Murdock of the Addiction Research Foun- dation said that by grade 13 94 percent of students are using alcohol which com- pares to a figure of 85 per- cent for the general population. - Murdock said that while alcohol was the number one problem in the schools, concern for the increased use of other drugs in the school system must be hhown. The seminar was organized by Reverend James Forsythe of Exeter United Church. What the 'average woman wants is a great big strong , he-man who can be wrapped around her finger. Auction Sale of Antiques - Primitives -. Nostalgia Zurich Arena Auditorium, Saturday, October 4th, 1980 Preview 9:00 A.M. Sale Starting • at 11:00 A.M.- Sharp • Wide selection of items consisting of oil lamps, finger, pedestal, nickel plate on brass, railway hand lamp, tin reading Tamp, old electric light shades, sliver and brass items, old tools, tin match holder, old sealers, crocks, gun stock chairs, tables with turn- ed legs, Captain's chair, sad irons, trivet, store calenders from. the 30s, depression glass, berry spoons, primitive kitchen items, numerous plates, cups and saucers, old Bibles from Simcoe area; school books from early 1900's, political cartoon from the Portsmouth Times dated July 1889, toll rate sheet of the Middlesex and river canals dated 1821, poem sheet entitled "The Railroad Jubilee" dated September 1851 etched map of the Chesapeake - and Ohio canal dated October 1826, old framed watercolour prints, quilt frame; maple school bench, oak desk, three piece bedroom suite, pieces of Nip- pon, Noritake, amethyst, walnut dresser with mirror, . old cast iron fry pans, buck saw, hay -fork, hay knife, old store tins, wicker baskets, bottles, 400 day clocks, steamer trunk, barn lantern, egg crate, potato baskets, goblets with column stems, curved glass show case (6 ft.) Circa 1890, press back chairs, old scale with scoop and weights, two school desks, bowl and pitcher set, wheat pattern, water pitchers, granny glasses, brass jewel box, spool leg plant table, insulators, stubby pop bottle, ice cream maker, dough bowl, glass rolling pin, wardrobe, old strainer shaving mugs, German. Jasperware plaque white on blue circa 1880-1890, toothpick holder, celery dish, , outstanding lithograph of the Sistine Madona and child in ornate frame signed Kunstanstalt (Vormals Gust. W. Seitz)" circa 1890 many more items too numerous to mention. Ladies and gentlemen, this is a fine selection with over 300 items in all, be sure to attend, cash or che- que with suitable I.D., lunch booth, parking, auc- tioneer or owner of hall not responsible for ac- cidents. DON VAN PATTER - Auctioneer Zurich (519) 236-4547 11 cy »tie ttiarrxxI, they werall yam d... "DON'T GO DOWN LAST NIGHT THURSDAY, OCT. 2 LRE MARVIN MARK HAMILL IN THtS1G RED ONE �l„� PG Star'.s FRIDAY! 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