HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1967-01-26, Page 5THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 1967
ZURICH. CITIZENS NEWS
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FOR SALE
WEANLING PIGS for sale. Ap-
ply to Jake Hovius, RR 2, Hen-
an, dial 236-4810. 4,p
BALED HAY, 2500 bales, all in
ffirst-class condition. Apply to
Paul Steckle, 262-5440. 3,4,b
APPLES — Spys, Greenings,
Snows, Delicious, etc. Fred Mc-
Clymont, one mile south of
Varna. 49,50,1,2,p
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
WHITE-FACED Holstein and
Hereford calves. Call Ted Geof-
frey, 2364768. 3,tf
TWO -WHEEL TRAILER, In
good condition. Phone Wes
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GIRL'S SKATES, white tube,
size 6, only $3.50. Apply to
Mrs. Beatrice Rader, before 3
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DE KALB COCKERELS, ready
to kill. Apply to McKinley's
Farm and Hatchery Ltd., RR 1,
Zurich. 3,b
FIVE HOLSTEIN Cows, due in
February. Call in the evening,
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NOTICE
Anyone wishing to rent the
Zurich Community Hall •or the
Arena please contact Mr. Louis
Schilbe, Zurich, Ontario, phone
236-4982, 1,2,3,b
INCOME TAX returns filled, by
experienced p e r s o n. Phone
Lance Reed, 236-4954. 3,tf
OPTICAL SERVICE — Selection
•ef smart, modern frames, men,
women and children. Broken
lenses duplicated. Frames re-
paired. Hearing aid batteries.
Albert Has, Jeweller and Op-
tician, Zurich. 3,b
USED CLOTHING — Buy the
latest styles of seasonable, beau-
tiful used clothing. Suitable
for the entire family and sold
under money back guarantee.
Write for FREE price list to:.
Dry Cleaners Outlet, Toronto
2B, Ontario.
Name
Address
(657)
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 ease of emergency,
call Del Schwartzentruber, dial
655.2434, Tavistock. 33-tfb
Dead Animal
REMOVAL
FOR DEAD OR DISABLED
ANIMALS - . CALL
Darling and Company
OF CANADA LIMITED
Clinton HU 2-7269 Collect
Dead Animal Licence
No, 25 a 66
WORK ADVANCING ON NEW SCHOOL—Contractors
and sub -contractors are working vigorously on the new Huron
County .school area one centennial school, in attempts to
complete the project as soon as possible, Located just
south of Brucefield on Highway 4, the new school will serve
all children in Stanley and Tuckersmith, as well as the
village of Bayfield. No exact date has been set for com-
pletion. The contractor is Frank Van Bussell and Sons,
of Lucan.
HIGH SCHOOL ADDITION—Work on the new addition
of South Huron District High School at Exeter is progress-
ing favourably, despite winter weather conditions. This
photo shows the east wing of the building, where men are
busy working on the roof.
ENGAGEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Zimmer,
of Zurich, announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Cath-
erine Verna, to Mr, John Clark
Webster, son of Mr. and Mrs,
Percy Webster, of Hensall. The
wedding will take place early
in February. 4,x
Cards of Thanks
I wish to express my sincere
thanks to those who remem-
bered me with cards, visits,
treats and flowers while I was
a patient in St. Joseph's Hos-
pital and since returning home.
Special thanks to the doctors
and nurses. — Mrs. Edmund
Becker. 4,p
We wish to express our .sin-
cere thanks to all relatives and
friends who remembered us
with floral tributes, charitable
donations, cards and the many
acts of kindness during our
sudden loss of a dearly beloved
husband and father. Special
thanks to G. A. Whitney funeral
chapel, Rev. Harold Currie,
Hensall United Church Sunday
school staff, ladies of the
church, and Dr. J. Goddard.—
Mrs. Clendon Christie and
Catharine Anne. 4,b
Our sincere thanks and ap-
preciation to our many friends
and relatives for the lovely
gifts, flowers and cards as well
as expressions of good wishes,
on the occasion of our golden
wedding anniversary.—William
and Sophia MacGregor. 4,b
FOR RENT
UPSTAIRS APARTMENT, two
bedrooms. Apply to Leroy
Thiel, at Zurich Pro Hardware,
4,5,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
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ZU'RI'CH
Citizens NEWS
School Building
Behind Schedule
(Continued from Page 1)
of furnishing may emerge with-
in the next five or ten years.
The board feels that the old
day of a student to an attached
desk and chair are finished.
The board welcomes Mrs. A.
Westlake and R. Govenlock to
the teaching staff. Spencer
Irvine was employed as custo-
dian on the first .of January.
Temporary bussing .arrange-
ments were made in Stanley
last autumn to reduce the num-
ber of grades in each one -
roomed school. Since the cost
of this service was rising on
January 1, the new contractor
has started work in the district
with his own drivers and
vehicles.
Negotiations are nearly com-
pleted for teachers' salaries for
the coming year. In common
with most salaries the board has
had to face the effects of in-
fation and has agreed to a raise
of approximately 10 per cent
for most categories of teachers.
The new scale is not by any
means the highest in the coun-
ty, but this area had a fairly
low base of salaries before the
present board assumed office.
If the school is to attract good
teachers as replacements •and
for the additional classrooms of
the new school, it is highly im-
portant that the salary scale be
adequate.
The board is working on the
budget for the current year.
The new debenture will be sold
on April 1 for $785,000 and
owing to the Ontario Municipal
Board's use of Canada Pension
Plan money the rate of interest
will be 51/2 per cent for 20
years.
It is believed the depart-
mental grants may increase suf-
ficiently this year that it may
not be necessary to change the
present mill rate to any great
extent.__
DASHW OD and DISTRICT
(MRS. E. H. RADER, Correspondent)
Celebrates 90th Birthday
Amid blue and white decor-
ations, 'open house' for Mrs.
Mary Martene was held Satur-
day, January 11, at the Com-
munity Centre in the form of
a birthday party arranged by
her family. One hundred and
sixteen signed the register. Her
three daughters: Irene (Mrs.
Laverne Niksch) of Hobart, In-
diana; Olga (Mrs. Tom Hern)
of Zion; and Esther (Mrs. Clif-
ford Salmon) of Dashwood, were
present. One son, Edwin, was
unable to attend. Mrs. _Mar-
tene has 16 grandchildren and
six great-grandchildren.
Mrs. Martene is in good health
doing all her own work and.
looking after her son. She was
recipient of many lovely gifts
and cards. As she cut the blue
and white cake, adorned. with
90 candles, everyone sang "hap-
py birthday".
Guests were present from In-
diana, London, Toronto, Clin-
Reception
and ince
For
RON DUCHARME
DIANNEnSIEMON
(bridal couple)
DASIIWOOD
Community Centre
Sat., Jan. 28
9 P.M.
Music by
KEN DUCHARME
and The Chandeliers
Everyone Welcome
Tenders Wante
Tenders are being called for the supply of Furnace Oil,
for St. Peter's Lutheran Church and Parsonage in Zurich,
Tenders are to be in the hands of the SeCretary, by
January 31, 1967, For further particulars, contact the
undersigned.
Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
RONALD G. HEIMRICH,
Secretary,
St. Peter's Lutheran Church,
Phone Exeter 235-0875.
Ilirsawarannowswets
ton, Centralia, Exeter, Zion and
Dashwood.
Library Meeting
The annual library meeting
was held Saturday, January 21.
The financial report, given by
the secretary and librarian,
Mrs. Ernest Koehler, showed a
successful year but the readers
and circulation were down -22
adults, 58 juveniles and circu-
lation 2,433. New business was
left as the library now is under
the county library system.
Annual Meeting
The annual congregational
meeting of Dashwood Evangel-
ical United Brethren Church
was held January 23. Reports
were heard from the current
fund, the Christian service fund,
Sunday school, the Women's So-
ciety of World Service, the EUB
men, the boys' and girls' fel-
lowship, the youth fellowship,
the choir, the improvement
fund, the church parsonage
trustees, the cemetery trustees
and the pastor, M. J. James.
The reports told of activities
and opportunities of worship
and service for every age level.
All financial commitments were
met with working balances in
all treasuries. There was a net
increase in membership. The
sanctuary of the church was
redecorated and plans and
funds are on haand to paint the
exterior of the church. New
flags were dedicated as a mem-
orial. A new well was dug to
supply water for the church
and parsonage,
The following were elected:
cemetery trustee, Harry Hoff-
man; church and parsonage
trustee, Sid Baker; current
fund treasurer, Jack Geiser;
Christian service fund treas-
urer, Art Haugh; improvement
fund treasurer, Irvin Eckstein;
auditors, Addison Tieman and
Mervyn Tiernan; head ushers,
Ross Guenther and Jack Schade;
c h ur c h stenographers, Mrs.
Howard Klu.mpp and Mrs. Lloyd
Beaver.
The recommendation of the
cemetery board on a new rate
for burial plots was approved.
The board was instructed to
study mausoleums in the area
as to size and cost and report
4
to the local conference.
Lunch was served by the
WSWS ladies, with Mrs. Gordon
Bender's group in charge.
NOTICE
THE
ANNUAL TWEETING
AND BANQUET
of
HURON COUNTY CHILDREN'S
AID SOCIETY
is being held in the
EXETER LEGION HALL
Wednesday, Feb. 8
1967, at 6:30 p.m.
Banquet tickets are available
at $2.25, rom the Children's
Aid Society staff and Board
Members.
The public is cordially invited
to attend.
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