HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1964-11-26, Page 5THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1944
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FOR SALE
DeKALB ready -to -lay pullets.
McKinley Farm and Hatchery,
phone 335, Hensall. tfb,b
SPRAYED APPLES, Spy, Rus-
set, Snow, Delicious, Talman
Sweet, Baldwin, etc. Fred Me-
Clymont & Son, 1 miles south
of Varna.
STEAM COAL, large quantities
now available. Factory and Re-
finery Surplus, RR 2, Zurich.
43,b
.ALUMINUM DOORS, windows,
awnings, siding, aluminum and
wrought iron porch railings.
Top quality products at reason-
able prices. Call us for free
estimates. We do our own in-
stalling. Walker Aluminum
Sales, Phon 235.0722 (collect)
Exeter. 24,tf
ANTHES IMPERIAL Conver-
sion Oil Burner, including stack
control, thermostat, limit con-
trol. All in good condition.
Price $55. St. Boniface Church.
See Lee Regier, Zurich. tfb
ONE B C FEED Cooker, with
new elements and new cooker
jackets. Apply Merino Steckle,
phone Hensall 324J4, after No-
vember 15, 262-5447. 45,6,p
MODERN HOME, well located
in the village of Zurich, six
rooms with large breezeway
and big garage, Apply to Miss
Meda Surerus, Zurich. 236-4396.
__ 46tfb
SEDORE MANURE leader for
3 -pt. hitch tractor, $25. Used
heat houser to fit Massey -Fer-
guson 35 tractor; Mina can milk
cooler; 5 -gal. Woods water heat-
er. Curtis Gingerich, Zurich,
CALVES — Hereford -Holstein
crossed. Leo Regier, RR 2, Zur-
ich, phone 236-4876. 47
COOK STOVE, Findlay, in good
condition. Apply to Jake Ho-
vius, RR 2, Hensall, phone
2364810. 47
20 WEANER PIGS, apply to
Jake Hovius, RR 2 Hensall,
phone 236-4810. 47
7 PIGS, 10 weeks old. Barry
Mousseau, RR 2 Hensall, phone
2364819. 47
GIRL'S Beautiful Red Winter
coat, size 14, almost new. Girl's
dark skirt, size 12, brand new.
Bargains. Mrs. T. H. Meyers,
Zurich. 47,p
FREE—One box Scripture text
Christmas cards with every $12
purchase. Come in and see our
stock of Bibles, books, plaques,
etc. Also hand-woven scatter
rugs. Stanley Sauder, North
:End Exeter. • 47,tfb
FARM EQUIPMENT
PORTABLE TYPEWRITER —
Underwood model, new, regular
price $94.50, for only $83.50.
Two weeks only. South Huron
Publishers Limited, Zurich,
COMING EVENTS
Euchre—Lodge Hall, Hensall,
Friday, November 27, 8:30 p.m.
Sponsored by CP&T Committee
of Amber Rebekah and Odd -
fellow lodges, Hensall, Every-
one welcome, admission .50c.
Lunch provided. 47,b
WANTED TO BUY
HOCKEY GLOVES, pants and
shin pads, shoulder pads for
boys 15 and 16. Call N, J. Cor-
riveau, 2364954. 47,p
HAY, any quantity. Call Albert
Erb, phone 2364884, Zurich.
47,b
LOST .and FOUND
STRAYED to Lot 5, Con 6, Stan-
ley Township, one Hereford
steer around 600 pounds. Ralph
Turner, phone 262-5347 Hensall.
47
FOR RENT
NEWLY DECORATED heated
2 -bedroom apartment. Private
entrance. Basement and gar-
age. Phone 262-5080, Hensall.
46,p
APARTMENT, in Hensall, main
floor, heated. Available Decem-•
ber 1. Phone 236-4829, Zurich.
47,8,b
TURNER'S QUALITY Farm
Equipment; Freeman tractor
loaders; George White Mach-
inery; Tractor and Car Tires.
Apply to Amos Gingerich,
Blake, phone Zurich 79r12.
BARN CLEANER
SILO UNLOADER
&
uBUNK FEEDER
'LL GET BETTER PER,
FORMANCE AND LONGER
WEAR SERVICE BADGER
. INSTALLATION
John Beane, Jr.
NEWLY decorated heated 2 -
bedroom apartment. Private en-
trance, basement and garage.
262-5080, Hensall. 47,b
HOUSE, on Highway 84, be-
tween Zurich and .Hensall, 4
bedrooms, hot and cold water.
Apply to Jake Hovius, RR 2,
Hensall, phone 236-4810. 47
MISCELLANEOUS
ORDER YOUR Christmas flow-
ers early. Plants, arrangements,
cut flowers. Nete's Flowers,
236-4614, Zurich. 46,tfb
MAINTENANCE Home and
office cleaning; also carpentry,
painting, wall papering and all
types of flooring, hardwood, lin-
oleum, etc. For information,
contact John Roelofs, 154 An-
drew St., Exeter, or call
235-2906 any time after 5:15
pan. Reasonable rates.
Phone Collect HU 2-9250
tiRUCEFIELD, ONT.
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WHITEWASHING — Anyone
wanting whitewashing and
cleaning of barns done, contact
William Watson, phone 37r19,
Dashwood. 24,tf
SEPTIC TANKS, cesspools, etc.,
cleaned. Will be in Zurich and
district every second week. For
appointments call Zurich,
248, or in case of emergency,
call Del Schwartzentruber, dial
655-2434, Tavistock. 33-tfb
SANITATION SERVICES—Sep-
tic pumping and tank drainage.
Repairs. For immediate service
phone Bill Finch, 238-2291.
HELP WANTED
South, Central,
North Reeves
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thing that made up my mind
is that I have been here seven
years and would probably need
to stay another in order to see
the county history. (Laughter).
If reeve in 1965 I will definitely
be a candidate for warden. It
has been a difficult decision to
make, but I will definitely be
a candidate."
Reeve Morgan appeared to be
still thinking it over when col-
leagues said, "Come on, Mor-
gan."
Cards of Thanks
DISTRICT SALES MANAGER
Large international company
in agricultural field requires
District Sales Manager. Appli-
cant must have recent agricul-
tural background. Prefer mar-
ried man between ages of 25-40.
Car necessary. Successful ap-
plicant will receive complete
field training in company sales
program. If you are interested
in a job with an established
and growing company, and im-
mediate income of $6,000 to
$8,000 per year, and an early
opportunity for advancement,
write and tell us about, your-
self. A personal interview will
be arranged,
Reply to: E. McLachlan, presi-
dent, Box 84, London, Ontario.
46,7,b
Dead Animal
REMOVAL
I wish to thank my neighbors
and the many friends for the
lovely cards and flowers sent
to me while I was in the South
Huron Hospital, Exeter. Special
thanks to the WMSA for the
flowers and treats and to Rev.
Ephraim Gingerich, and Rev.
Orval Jantzi for their visitation
and prayers. Also to Dr. C.
Wallace for his kindness.—Mrs.
Moses Erb.
We wish to convey our sin-
cere thanks to all those persons
who were so kind during our
recent loss of a dear brother
and uncle. Your expressions of
sympathy through cards, flow-
ers, food and other means made
our sorrow easier to bear, and
will never be forgotten. — The
brothers, sisters, nieces and
nephews of the late Harvey
Neeb. 47,b
The family of the late Bruce
Klopp wishes to extend their
sincere thanks and appreciation
to relatives, friends and neigh-
bors for the many floral trib-
utes, cards and expressions of
sympathy that were received
during their recent bereave-
ment. Special thanks to Rev.
Blackwell, Dr. Wallace, the
nurses at South Huron Hospital
and the pallbearers. — Elmore
•Klopp and family.
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"It is 30 years this year since
we had a warden in Clinton,"
he said, "and I am gratified that
some of my constituents thought
I would be a good one. If you
decide to put me up in that
chair with the gold chain around
my neck, I will look as pretty
as I can. We all have to have
that one qualification—to be a
member—and I do not know
that I will have it; there are
those who don't like me down
there. • I do not doubt that
there is not a man here but is
capable of holding down the job
of warden; I never met a finer
body of men."
Delegated by council to pay
their compliments to Warden
Jewell, Reeve Glenn Webb did
so, and added: "When you were
elected in Huron, I felt that al-
though the system has draw-
backs, it is still capable of
electing the proper roan for the
job. The members of 1964
council are very proud of you,
and the people of Colborne can
be justly proud of you, and I
am sure anyone associated with
you this year would agree."
Warden Jewell, in thanking
county council, and Mr. Berry
on behalf of the staff, said: "We
have had many important de-
cisions, and I believe council
has made them well. I regret
I won't be back,
IN MEMORIAM
Hiuser—In loving memory of a
dear mother and father who
passed away 18 years ago this
month.
Loving memories never die,
As years roll on and days go by.
In our hearts a memory is kept,
Of those we loved and will never
forget.
—Always remembered by
daughter Mary and grandchil-
dren Anne and Marlin.
Pearson—In loving memory of
a dear father and brother,
Gordon A. Pearson, who passed
away one year ago, November
23, 1963.
—Ever remembered by his
daughter and son-in-law, Shirley
and Ken Keller, Dashwood, his
grandchildren, Tandy and Lori;
his sister, Mrs. Lenna Dick, Sea -
forth, and his brother, Nelson,
Dungannon.
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To Huron EMO
Emergency Measures co-ord-
inator for Huron County, W.
Stuart Forbes, said recently that
the civil emergency plan is well
advanced in most parts of the
county except in Exeter where
reaction to the proposals has
been slow.
"We have by-laws based on
county by-law 55 in all the
towns but Exeter," said Mr.
Forbes. "Exeter is one of our
problems and we would like to
get along with the plan as
quickly as possible."
County co-ordinator Forbes
said that the civil emergency
plan in Goderich is well ad-
vanced and added that Wing -
ham is organized the same as
County Board
County appointments to high
school boards were confirmed
by by-laws at the closing ses-
sion of county council last week.
They are: Russel Bolton, to Sea -
forth, for one year; Norman
Counter, to Central Huron, for
three years. and Elmer Bell, to
South Huron, Exeter, for three
years.
Mr. Bell served this year, R.
K. Peck has another year to
run on the Clinton board, and
J. C. Brewer was re -appointed
to Wingham board.
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"YOUR SUMMER LIVING 1S MY BUSINESS"
NOMINATION
TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY
Notice is hereby given to the Municipal Electors of
the Township of Stanley,, that a Nomination Meeting will
be held in the Township Hall, Varna, on
Friday, November 27, 1964
At the hour of 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m., for the purpose'
of Nominating persons for the office of Reeve, 'Deputy!
Reeve, and three Councillors for the year 1965, also five
School Area Trustees at large.
IF AN ELECTION IS NECESSARY THE POLLS WILL
BE OPEN IN THE FOLLOWING PLACES WITH THE
FOLLOWING DEPUTY RETURNING OFFICERS:
PLACE D.R.O.
SCHOOL Non. 1 _ LAWRENCE FALCONER
SCFIOOL No. 10_____.___.__. _ JOHN AIKENHEAD
SCHOOL No. 14... ___NELSON HOOD
TOWNSHIP HALL_ _._ NORMAN SMITH
SCHOOL Non. 5.__...___ _____WILLIAM ARMSTRONG
SCHOOL No, 4 WEST.... ___..__..__....._._LEONARD TALBOT
MR. LOUIS DENOMME'S HOME,
LOT 25, SB CONCESSION ...
TOWN HALL, BAYFIELD__..__.._
ON
PHILLIP DURAND
MRS, JESSIE BLAIR
onday, December 7, 1964
And will be open from 9:00 o'clock a,m, until 6:00 o'clock
p.m. and no longer
Please note that when a proposed candidate is not pres-
ent at the nominating meeting, his nomination paper will
not be valid unless there is satisfactory evidende that the
proposed candidate consents to be so nominated.
MEL GRAHAM,
Township of Stanley
Dated at Varna, this 18th
day of November, 1964.
the county planning group.
He reported that a rescue in-
structor has been approved for
the county and that the com-
mittee is hoping in the new
year to begin training for res-
cue groups. The instructor has
been in contact with the safety
group at the Goderich Salt Mine
and it will be part of the organ-
ization. Plans for auxiliary pol-
ice in various Huron centres
are going along well, Those
serving with the auxiliary police
are trained by EMO and are un-
der the direction of a police
chief approved as an instructor.
A traffic plan has been com-
pleted for Huron County in the
event of a disaster. Traffic
will move in one direction and
no lane will cross another.
The provincial police has ap-
proved the plan, which has been
sent to EMO in Toronto for
its favor.
Mr. Forbes also commented
on the erroneous reports that
EMO requires a fully paid fire
chief. He said that while this
is desirable it is not compul-
sory,
SCHOOL SUPPORTERS IN ZURICH
I have been nominated to seek election to the Hay Town-
ship School Area Board, on which Zurich is to have one
member. It would certainly be a pleasure for me to serve
our village in this important capacity.
1 have been a life-long resident of this community and
know the thoughts of the people. As well, 1 am vitally
interested in the education of our young citizens, being
the father of three children.
I have followed the school question in this municipality
very closely and am well acquainted with the problems.
If I receive your favor at the polls on Monday, 1 will work
with and for the citizens of Zurich to put your desires
before the board, and 1 pledge tireless effort to ensure
the best education possible for our boys and girls.
Gerald Gingerich
To the Public School Supporters
OF TIS
VILLAGE OF ZURICH
On January 1, 1965, the Hay Township School Area, of
which Zurich is a part, will be under a new form of ad-
ministration in accordance with a new act formulated by
the Ontario Department of Education. Zurich will have
one representative on this board and it is my honor to have
been nominated to place my name before the electorate,
for this office.
In an increasingly technical era, it is essential that the
youth of our community be given the best education pos-
sible. If given your mandate at the polis on Monday,
November 30, for the office of School Trustee, I will en-
deavor to improve our educational system.
I solicit your support,
Garnet Leitch
'dr9
N i n a t #s n
PUBLIC NOTICE
Is hereby given in compli-
ance with By-law No. 26,
passed October 26, 1964,
under authority of the Municipal Act, a Meeting of the
Electors of the Municipality of the Township of Hay will
be held in the
Township Hall
IN THE
VILLAGE OF ZURICH
ON
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1964
At the hour from One to Two o'clock p.m. for the Purpose
of Nominating Candidates for Reeve, Deputy Reeve and
councillors for the Township of Hay for the year 1965, and
for Four Trustees for the Hay Township School Area Board
for 1964 and 1965. The two school area trustees having
the highest number of votes to be elected for a two-year
term and the two with the lowest number of votes for a
one-year term.
Wen a Proposed Candidate is not present, his Nomin-
ation Paper shall not be valid unless there is attached
thereto evidence in writing signed by the Proposed Candi-
date satisfactory to the Returning Officer that he consents
to be nominated.
In Case a Poll Is Demanded
POLLS WILL BE OPENED ON
Monday, December 7, 1964
In the Several Polling Sub -Divisions of the Township
as follows:
D.R.O, Poll Clerk
Poll Polling
No. Place
1—School House No. 2
2—Stewart Bell Residence,
Lot 20, Con, 3
3—Town Hall
4—Town Hall
5—Charles Becker's Gar.
6—Earl Guenther Block
7—School House No. 3
8—C. R. Burgess' Store
Percy Campbell L, Chapman
Hugh McEwan Allan Crerar
Bert Klopp Claire Deichert
T. Steinbach Arnold Merner
Hilton Truemner C. Pepper
Reinhold Miller Sidney Baker
Glen Weido Lionel Wilder
F. Ducharme E. Corriveau
Said Polls will be kept open from Nine o'clock a.rrt,
until Six o'clock p.m.
H. W. BROKENSHIRE,
Returning Officer
Dated at Zurich, Ontario, November 12, 1964.