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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1967-01-12, Page 5THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1967 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS PAGE FIVE r:?ii rttd'� tikb+rte Pr.' crrrf rosenaimerstawramerserasomo For Sale, etc., Cards of Thanks, I n Memoriams, Engagements, 3c a word; Minimum 75c. REPEATS - 2c a word; Minimum 50c. CASH DISCOUNTS - 1 Off if paid by Saturday Mowing Iasi Insertion BILLING CHARGE - 10c added on second bill. FREE— Births, Marriages, Deaths. DEADLINE - 12 o'clock noon, Wednesday Classified Rates FOR SALE 150 -ACRE FARM — Ideal loca- tion. Apply to Box ELZ, Zur- ich Citizens news. 2,3,p USED SET of hockey equip- ment, for boys aged 8-12. Call Robert Doerr, phone 236-4871. 1,p APPLES — Spys, Greenings, Snows, Delicious, etc. Fred Mc- Clymont, one mile south of Varna. 49,50,1,2,p THREE OFFICE Desks, 1 filing cabinet, legal size; 3 desk chairs; 1 large floor safe. For further 'information apply at Blue Water Rest Home. 50,b SPECIAL SALE of apples from January 9 to 14; $1.50 a bush- -el and up, in your containers at the farm; Spy, Macs, Green- ings, etc. Fred McClymont, one mile south of Varna. 1,x WEANER PIGS. Call Jake Hovius, 236-4810. 1,b TWO COWS — One Holstein, freshened October 18; one freshened November 30; •one Holstein heifer, due end of Feb- ruary. Call Bayfield 565-5288. 2,3,p BABY BUGGY—Grey, like new. iChrome high chair; child's bed, 54 inches in length, in good condition. Phone Zurich 236- 4677. 2,b WANTED TO BUY WANTED —' SECOND - HAND piano, in good condition. Call Zurich 236-4369. 2,3,p FOR RENT ROUSE in Zurich; also house in Hensall. Apply to Ivan Xalbfleisch. 49,50,p NOTICE Anyone wishing to rent the Zurich Community Hall or the Arena please contact Mr. Louis Sehilbe, Zurich, Ontario, phone 236-4982. 1,2,3,b COMING EVENTS A series of pre -natal classes will begin on Wednesday, Jan - nary 11; 1967, at 2 p.m., at the Health Unit Office, basement entrance off Anne Street, South Huron Hospital, Exeter. These will be held at weekly inter- vals for nine weeks. Those in- terested are invited to attend ion the above date or phone the Huron County Health Unit of- fice, Exeter, 235-1014, between '8 a.m. and 12 noon. 1,b CUSTOM WORK CATTLE SPRAYED for lice. Contact William Watson, 237- 3306, Dashwood, RR 3, Zurich. 48,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 d55-2434, Tavistock. 33-t3b Dead Animal REMOVAL FOR DEAD OR DISABLED ANIMALS -- CALL Darting and Company OF CANADA LIMITED Clinton HU 2.7269 Collect Deed Animas Licence No. 25 c 66 News of Dashwood District Dashwood W I The January meeting of the Dashwood WI was in charge of the historical research and cur- rent events group, with Mrs. Leonard Schenk, convenor. Roll call, "name •a change in your town in the last year", was both informative and amusing. Mrs. Harold Kellerman discussed the motto, "all history was once a current event". Mrs. Charles Snell gave current events. Mrs. Irvin Rader had the Tweedsmuir history book on display and spoke on its value and how members could con- tribute. Mrs. Rudolph Miller led in a sing -song of old-time pieces. Several of the 4-H girls were present and had their books on display. Miss Dara Goodale ex- plained the skit they had given at Achievement Day for her group. Miss Beth Snell ex- plained their demonstration. President Mrs. Glen Webb presented gifts to Beth Snell for county honors. Diane Weber will receive a tray for provin- cial honors. The leaders, Mrs. Eben Weigand and Mrs. Gordon Bender and assistants Norma Weigand and Diane Weber, were presented gifts. The new training school will be held in Hensall, February 2 and 3, and will be a centennial project. The WI will sponsor a euchre in the Community Centre, Jan- uary 24, at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Syd Baker reported on the fall ex- ecutive meeting. Plans for cen- tennial projects were discussed. The meeting closed with "The Delay Opening of Huronview Wing There will be •a five-month delay in the official opening of the new special care wing at Huronview, near Clinton, it was announced this week. Harvey Johnston, home su- perintendent, said the $737,423 addition which will increase the home's capacity by 75 beds will open officially on June 11, not January 12 as previously hoped. A shortage of electrical sup- plies and millwork has been blamed for the delay. However, some offices and a few beds are expected to be occupied by March. IN MEMORIAM HEDDEN—In loving memory of Mrs. Catherine Hedden, who passed away five years ago, on January 14, 1962. Resting where no shadows fall, In :perfect peace she waits us all, Where God will link the broken chain, As one by one, we meet again. —Always remembered by her_ family. Cards of Thanks I would like to take this op- portunity to thank my relatives, and friends .for cards, flowers, treats and visits while a patient in the Clinton hospital. Special thanks to Rev. Blackwell, the Lutheran Church Women, Dr. Wallace, Dr. Walden, Dr. Addis - son, and the nurses on the staff of the hospital.—Frieda Neusch- wanger. 2,p HELP WANTED PART OR FULL-TIME man, for shop work, or for training for shop work. Must be mechani- cally or electrically inclined. Apply to Gingerich's Sales and Service, Zurich, in person. 2,3,b PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS SEE OUR WIDE RANGE UNDERWOOD ... ... COMMODORE Priced as low as $59.95 ZURICH Citizens NEWS Queen". Mr. and Mrs. Howard Klumpp and Brad spent three weeks at Montega Bay and Kingston, Jamaica. The choir of the EUB Church presented their cantata in Zur- ich ETJB Church, Sunday eve- ning. 0 CANADA PENSION PLAN The first benefits of the Can- ada Pension Plan retirement pension will be paid in January to contributors who are 68 or over and retired and to con- tributors 70 or over whether retired or not. To find out if you are eligi- ble to receive this retirement pension, make application to your district Canada Pension Plan office. There are 37 of- fices across Canada. 0 OLD AGE SECURITY Payments of the monthly $75 old age security pension is not automatic. Application must first be made. Forms are avail- able at any post office or from the old age security office in your provincial capital. 0 Bowling Scores MIXED LEAGUE December 30 TJ't'able, J P Rau ___ 637 0 50 Outlaws, M Haggitt _ 592 7 23 Addups, D Hesse ____ 661 7 62 H Hornets, J Corneil _ 590 0 58 Supers, B Coleman __ 651 7 68 H Gang, P Bedard __ 588 0 38 Itchy Six, H McEwan_ '756 2 72 Expos, Paul Bedard __ 755 5 46 Antiques, J Hamilton_ 557 0 81 Alleycats, R M Beange 644 7 65 Ladies High single 401, high triple 765, high average 217: H. McEwan. Men H single: Bill Smith ____ 331 H triple: Bill Noakes ____ 819 H average: John. Robinson 212 . '{: * MEN'S BOWLING LEAGUE S'lites, R V'Dors'laer_ 860 4 30 B't'rettes, L O'Brien _ 546 0 33 Rebels, D Gingerich _ 527 4 31 D'outs, A Bedard ___ 559 4 32 G't'ters, G Reichert _ 513 0 21 Flyers, J Hamilton __ 768 4 43 Leftovers, (forfeit) ___ 0 47 D Boys, F Wells ____ 733 2 33 Cameos, C Rau 705 2 38 Rockets, J Bedard 709 4 47 Q'aires, L Willert 596 0 30 Group A H single: Jim Bedard ___ 348 H triple: Jim Bedard ____ 790 H average: Bob Morton __ 212 Group B H single: C. Geiger 340 H triple, R. V'Dorssalaer_ 860 H aver.: R. V'Dorssalaer217 a: * * ZURICH LADIES' LEAGUE January 2 N HHawks, B Oke __ 564 2 83 D'aires, M Bedard __ 658 5 64 U & Downs, R Schenk 571 7 47 Scamps (forfeit game) 0 32 Starlites, S Kipfer __ 693 7 96 Aces, R Hamilton ___ 511 0 26 H Gals, A Treibner __ 551 2 31 P P'pers, F Forrester 561 5 30 Hilites, H McEwan __ 588 2 66 Packers, L Rader ___ 646 5 85 January 4 Starlites, S Kipfer ___ 550 0 96 Packers, I Frayne ___ 618 7 92 H Gals, H Faber ____ 538 7 38 Scamps, D Browning _ 591 0 32 Hilites, H McEwan __ 659 2 68 D'aires, G Marcell __ 729 5 69 Aces, R Hamilton ___ 558 2 28 P & Downs, S Braid _ 569 5 52 P P'pers, V Smale ___519 0 30 N Hawks, D Hess ___ 678 7 90 H single: H. McEwan 335 H triple: G. Marcell 782 H average: G. Marcell 221 * * * SENOR B MIXED LEAGUE W'p'wills, E Laidlaw_ 622 0 25 H'keyes, E Gascho __ 609 7 82 Hi -Hopes, L Gascho __ 674 5 48 R'blers, J Turkheim=_ 562 2 52 V'ties, B F'kbeiner __ 472 5 52 S Wins, P Geiger ____ 484 2 54 H single: Del Geiger 278 II triple: Del Geiger 700 18'67 AND 1967 STYLES—Chairman of the Zurich centennial committee, Mrs. Allan Gascho, in her dress of 1867 vintage, and Mrs. W. B. Coxon, in her 1967 style, served dinner to the members of the Zurich village council on Monday, as part of their inaugural meeting. Due to the Zurich hotel being closed this month, the ladies volunteered to provide the customary dinner for the group. Since the inaugural dinner is always e treat on the reeve of the municipality, reeve Leroy Thiel donated the equivalent to the centennial fund, and Mrs. Gascho provided the meal. Plan Speakers for Beef Association Two speakers will debate the proposals of the Ontario Beef Improvement Association i n Clinton at the board rooms of the department of agriculture on Monday, January 16, at 1:45 p.m. Walter Beath, Oshawa, has agreed to uphold the proposals of the OBIA; John R. Stewart, RR 6, Strathroy, will argue against the controversial action. Elmer Robertson, president of the Huron County Beef Pro- ducers' Association, secured the speakers for the purpose of in- forming area farmers of all the pros and cons in the issue. Doug Miles, Huron County agricultural representative, has said the meeting should be highly informative and urges all farmers interested in beef production to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Arm- strong and Freddie and Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Desjardine and Ronnie spent the past week -end visiting in Detroit, and attended the Detroit -Toronto hockey game on Sunday night. Petroleums Limited Gasoline • Diesel HEATING OILS Valvoline and Veedol Motor Oil and Greases "Go With Arrow" AGENT: ROBERT N. McKINLEY Dial 236-4830 -- ZURICH McADAM'S TV Specializing in Home Entertainment For Expert Service to All Makes of Radio - Television - Record Players - Hi-Fi ANTENNA REPAIRS AND COLOR TV SERVICE Phone 230-4094 -- Zurich V ARNA NEWS The UCW held their January meeting in the church last Thursday evening. Group two k were in charge of devotions. The president, Mrs. Mervyn Hayter, opened the meeting with prayer. Mrs. Orrin Dow - son read the Scripture lesson and Mrs. Harvey Hayter gave the meditation. Mrs. Sherlock Keyes and Mrs. Mervyn Hayter each read a New Year's poem. Mrs. George Wilson took up the offering. Holiday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Haberer were Mr. and Mrs. Arn Meyer and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pulford and family and Mr. and Mrs. Bob •Oxland and family. Livestock Report Paul Ducharme, heifer, 760 lbs. at 29c. Cecil Desjardine, two steers, 1790 lbs. at 29.20c. Archie Parsons, one cow, 1460 lbs. at 211/2c. For Service, Phone Ray Ingram Dial 262-5092 Hensall The study book, "The Church Grows in Canada", was taken by Mrs. A. J. Mustard, who gave Hensall Kinsmen Club. a very interesting talk on the first chapter, "The Church in Early Canada". There were 54 calls made to sick and shut-ins during the past month. The meeting was closed with prayer and group one served lunch, 0 HENSALL Miss Cassie Dougall is a pa. tient in South Huron Hospital. Albert Brenzil, of Wingham, was the winner of $25 in a draw at Reid's Texaco Service Station recently, sponsored by Zurich Hydro and Water System APPLICATIONS Applications for the position of Manager and Secretary - Treasurer for the Zurich Hydro -Electric System and the Zurich Water System will be received by the undersigned. Applications to state experience, qualifications and salary expected. For further information, contact GORDON H. HESS, Chairman, Zurich Hydro and Water System, Zurich, Ontario. Free Estimates on ALL TYPES OF FLOOR COVERING CORLONS, INLAIDS 1 �v't%,5#" rower`s. WESTLAKE FUNITURE Main Street — Zurich mss IDEAL FOR YOUR HOME OR OFFICE! SMITH -CORONA AND LOOK AT THE PRICE ! ELECTRIC GADDING MACHINE Swift, Silent, Sure Responsive • Full -featured construction • Easyto•use "hand -span" keyboard • Uses only 9" x 13" of space -- less than 7" high • Light in weight — only 8 pounds • Easiest paper feed ever developed ... no slippage • Handsome design in Pacific Green • Built-in retractable carrying handle • Stylish snap -on dust cover • Ribbon cartridge gives .thousands • of extra prints Only $114.50 Just imagine --- priced as low as a hand -operated machine. SEE THEM NOW, AT Zurich 4etil4., Mews DIAL 236-4672 — ZURICH