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sense but merely puts a name tag= on an individual who
is a respected member of the ,00mrnunity but who at
timeordiaas.exllihits certain characteristics which are out of
the rye •
Usually the'4charactar" or "main street wit" as
he is called:in Clinton, is pest his 'prime working years
but (tie gentleman which the writer has in mind has his
best working 'years ahead of him:
The writer would like to take this opportunity to
nominate Jeff O'Brien as one of Zurich's '.characters.
Jeff if you're reading this,please don'tget read as
you realize and the; writer realizes that you have about
three inches in height and 40 pounds in weight on the
Writer. In 'other words Jeff you're a nice guy.
'What .proved to .be the catalyst for this: portion of
the -column was an incident Wednesday night following
the victory of the Dominion Tavern in the final.
Team pictures are usually a pretty ordinary affair
but one of the younger O'Briens in the community
decided a railroad tie which acts as curbing in the
community park would be more impressive as a bat
than the real item.
The bearded one persisted in his "battyness" with
his cohorts telling him "put the damn thing. down".
"No, says O'Brien as the team which is lined up
moves away from the former -hockey referee.
On past occasions Jeff has shown he is his own man
on the baseball diamond as demonstrated by his driv-
ing abilities on the tractor which dragged the diamond
during the rec league's fastball tournament this past
summer.
As the writer said, Jeff, you really are a nice guy
so the next time you take to the ice for the Buckeyes
andlire a shot at a guy holding a camera we'll all know
it was justanaccident.
TO WNSHIP OF HA Y
MUNICIPAL ELECTION
Notice is hereby given to the Municipal Elec-
tors of the Township of Hay, in the County
of Huron, that in compliance with the
Municipal Elections Act, 1977, Chapter 62,
and amendments, a Ballot will be held for
the office of:
COUNCILLORS Three (3) to be elected
Dashwood Police Village Trustee One (1) to
be elected
Polls will be open as designated below on
Monday, November 10,1980
from 1 1:00 o'clock in the forenoon to 8:00
o'clock inclusive in the afternoon at the
following places with the undermention of-
ficers in charge:
Poll Polling
NO. Booths
1 Donald Bell Res
Conc. 2,
Lot 5 & 6
Deputy Poll
Returning Officer Clerks
Mary Marion
Dougall Dougall
2 Harold Elder Res.
Conc. 3, Lot 17
Elaine
Weido
3 Hay Township Hall
Zurich, Ont.
Morris Webb, Res
Ursla
Regier
Conc. 15 Lot. 16
Pat Love
Louis
Farwell
Cliff
Pepper Kay Webb
5 Earl Guenther Block George
Dashwood, Ont. Grenier
6 St. Joseph Service
Station St. Joy Hogg
Joseph, Ont.
Howard
Datars
Carol Deitz
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Notice
Township of Stanley
Taxpay.rs'
are reminded second installment of
1980 -taxes is due on or before
Friday November 14, 1980
Avoidpenalty for late payment by.
remitting before "November 14, 1980
Mel Grahini
Clerk Treasurer
NOTICE 1
TOWNSNIP OFSTANLEY
Township of Stanley taxpayers are
reminded that the second installment of
1980 taxes are due on or before Friday,
November 14, 1980. 4
Mel -Grahanm
Clerk Treasurer
r Starts Friday, Nov. 7th
sNovaira s flet. i SAT. 71
`su N.-THURS: ONE SHOWING ::S
Therell be a hot time in the hot tub tonight!
A §1D -AND MARTY ICROFFT PRESENTATION
A ROBERT COOPER AND RONALD COHEN PRODUCTION
PARK
GODIRICH
Citizens News, November 6, 1980
rage 9
Village of Zurich
NOTICE is hereby given to the Municipal
Electors- of the Village . of Zurich, in ,the
CounlIf of Huron, that in compliance with
the 'Municipal Elections Act, 1977, Chapter
62, and ar»endments, an Election Will be
held for the Office of:
COUNCILLOR Four (4) to be elected
Polis. will be open -as alesignated below on
Monday,- November 10, 1980
from 11:00 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the following
places:
Poll No.
1
Polling Booth
Zurich Community Centre,
Main St., Zurich
2 Zurich Community Centre,
Main St., Zurich
Advance Poll
Saturday, Nove fiber 1 1980
i
from 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Poll No. Polling Booth -
Advance • Zurich Municipal Office,
Main St., Zurich
A person who has been appointed a voting
proxy may apply to the Clerk not later
than 5 o'clock in the afternoon of polling
day to receive a certificate to vote by proxy
for the polling subdivision in which the per-
son appointing the voting proxy is entitled
to vote.
Sharon A. Baker
Vintage of Zurich
Returning Officer
Auction. Sale
of antiques, primitives,. nostalgia items
and household effects
Zurkh Arena, to be hold on
Saturday, November 8th, 1980
11:00 a.m.
Hand crochet bedspread from Ayton Scotland in
1851 collectors item in mint condition, quality offer-
ing of glass and china e.g. - pair of Staffordshire
Dogs Circa 1830, four diamond pattern goblets,
Fostoria glass puff box souvenir of Grand Bend,
Ont, pedestal oil lamp teardrop and eyewinker with
plumed font pattern, Coronation plate Mary and
George V 1911, C.T. Cilesia souvenir plate of Zurich,
Ont., pair of pink Windsor pattern depression butter
dishes, sawtooth pattern open compote, plain
covered compote with tapered finial, pair of dia-
mond medallion cake plates with plain stems, Ger-
man "Three Crown China" souvenir plate view of
Grand Bend, Ont., Berry bowls, pieces of Japan,
Noritake, Bavaria, Nippon, partial wash stand set,
egg cups, salt and peppers, over 200 items in all.
NUMEROUS PRIMITIVE PRIECES: e.g. chain link
pot scrubbers, open crocks, butter crocks, mashers,
butter paddle, butter press, wooden bowl, cabbage
cutter, sad irons, old steamer trunk, coal oil stoves,
copper boiler with cover, hot dish lifter, wooden
decoy. Dutch oven, iron fry pans, carpet beater, old
electric light fixutres, old light shades, store tins, two
large iron cauldrons, homes, whiffle trees, barn
lantern, old grain scale, Antonius Stradivarius - Ger-
many violin and wooden case, Beaver clear pint fac-
ing right, sleigh runners, and a host of ,other small
items.
FURNITURE: consisting of wooden bed and box
spring, iron bed and spring with brass trim (nice
one), oak pedastal desk, turned leg tables, round
oak table (needs repair), numerous spindle chairs,
pressback chair,.set of six spooled chairs, maple din-
ing set with four chairs, very old three drawer
sideboard, oak plant table, old wicker cradle
(Collector's item), two recliner chairs, oak arm
rocker, bridge lamp-, day bed,Junghans mantel style
chime clock, selection of old coal/wood stoves - one
recent, colour T.V., Williams "New Scale" upright
piano, very interesting collection of gasoline engines
- Kohler, Briggs & Stratton, Iron Horse, Jet Pump
with '/2 horse electric motor, gas driven leaf blower,
set of luggage, immaculate Sklar chesterfield and
matching chair set, etc., etc.
AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: Make every effort to attend
this sale ladies and
gentlemen, as this is an ex-
cellent selection.
NOTE: Over 350 items in all, cash or cheque with
suitable I.D., lunch booth, ample parking,
auctioneer or hall owners not responsible for
accidents.
DON VAN PATTER - AUCTIONEER
Zurich (519) 236-4547