HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1967-12-07, Page 5THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1967
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FOR SALE
.APPLES—Eating and cooking.
Fred M iClymont and Sons, RR
3, Varna, phone 482-3214. 46,1
NEW POTATOES -2 miles east
of Zurich on Highway 84, Call
236-4038. 34,tf
CHRISTMAS DRAW — As in
:former years, we are again giv-
ing luggage es a Christmas
Draw in our store. •One draw
will be made at the end of No-
vember and the other at Christ-
mas time. Oesch Shoe Store,
Znrieh. 44,tf
CHRISTMAS just 2 weeks away.
Eliminte shopping, wrapping
band mailing. Give the gift that
gives ail year. You name the
:magazine, I sell them all. Mrs.
C. Kipfer, Hensall, 'dail 262-2278
47,tf
BOMBADIER SKI-DOOS, the
best snowmobile made. Six
models to choose from for 1968,
including electric starter. Priced
as low as $695. Larry Snider
Motors, Exeter, Sales and Serv-
ice. In Zurich contact Neil
Walker, phone 236-4341. 47,0
USED TOILET, complete with
fittings; also sink suitable for
mud room, and recessed medi-
cine cabinet. Phone 237-3576
mornings or evenings. 49x
45 WEANED PIGS. Harry Pen-
,nings, 2564087. 49,b
'USED ADDING MACHINE, Un-
derwood hand -operated model,
in brand new condition. Priced
reasonable. Zurich Citizens
News, phone 236-4672. 49,tf
1957 FORD, eight cylinder, in
excellent condition. Call God-
erich 524-8459. 49,b
CHRISTMAS TREES. Place your
order now for choice quality
tree. Ken Westlake, phone
236.4364. 49,ef
The Settlement of
Huron County
By James Scott
Ideal Christmas Gift
$5.00
Available at local book stores
or County Clerk -Treasurer's Of-
fice, Court House, Goderich,
Ontario.
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED—Buggy for :pony to
haul; good condition. Write
Box 111, Citizens News, 49,p
MISCELLANEOUS
MR, FARMER—To obtain pro-
fessional advice on various sick
pay and income replacement
plans available to milk .and beef
producers, contact James A,
:Gait, Huron County Group Con-
sultant, Box 692, Clinton, On-
tario, 47,8,9,b
NOTICE TO FARMERS
DEAD ANIMAL REMOVAL
SERVICE
We now pick up dead or dis-
ablecl catl.e and horses in your
area. Rotten animals not ac-
cepted,
Por fast, efficient service, call
immediately •eollect. Licence
+68(67.
Phone 245.0838, Strathroy
JOHN' GRINSVEN 28,tf
COMING EVENTS
An open meeting will be held
on Tuesday, December 12, 1967,
at the board rooms at 'the De-
partment of Agriculture in Clin-
ton at 8 p.m. sharp. A presen-
tation on the Garter Commission
Report will be given by Rae
Sunningham, a staff member of
the Ontario Federation of Agri-
culture, Anyone interested is
very welcome to attend. 49,b
Cards of Thanks
The family of the late Earl
Weido wish to express their
sincere .appreciation to friends,
neighbors and relatives, for the
many acts of kindness shown
them during their recent be-
reavement. Special thanks to
Rev. A. C. Blackwell, the ladies
of the church, Dr. C. J. Wallace,
Westlake Funeral Home, the
pallbearers, the flower bearers,
and to all +bhose who assisted
in so many ways.—Mrs. Earl
Weido and family. 49,p
I wish to thank my friends
and neighbors for their prayers,
visits, cards and concern while
a patient •in South Huron Hos-
pital and since I am home. A
special thanks to Dr, Goddard
and all the nurses for their ex-
cellent care .and to our Heaven-
ly Father who has blest us with
improved health.—Elmer Grove,
49,p
We wish to take this oppor-
tunity of thanking all our
friends, neighbors and relatives
for the kindness shown us dur-
ing the loss of a dear father.
Special thanks to the minister
and ladies of the church, the
pallbearers, the flower bearers,
and all those who offered as-
sistance in so many ways.—Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Bedard and
family. 49,b
I wish to thank my relatives
and friends who so kindly re-
membered me with prayers,
visits, cards and flowers while
a patient in Exeter .and Victoria
Hospital, and since returning
home. Special thanks to Dr.
Wallace •and Dr. Allan,—Mrs.
Laura Smith. 49,b
Mrs. Allan Gascho and her
committee wish to thank all
ladies of the ,community who
helped prepare and serve the
food at the banquet for the
official opening of the arena
and community centre in Zur-
ich, Cooking or serving dishes
left in the arena kitchen may
be had by contacting Mrs.
Gascho, 49,p
I would like to thank every.
one who remembered me with
cards, flowers, gifts and prayers
while I was a patient at St. Jo-
seph's Hospital. Special thanks
to Msgr. Bourdeau for his visit
and Drs. Goddard and Wilson
and the nursing staff on the
fourth floor. It was very much
appreciated.—Mrs. Clem Regier.
We wish to thank those who
sent cards and other messages
of sympathy in the loss of our
sieter, Mrs. Alice Thompson.—
Hilda and Bernie McAdams and
Esther Neeb. 49,p
We wish to take this oppor-
tunity to thank our neighbors
and friends for the lovely gift
given to us at the time of oui'
departure from the farm, prior
to moving to our new home at
Exeter. Mso for helping in any
way at our farm sale and help-
ing us to move in to Exeter.
Your acts of kindness during
our 29 years on the farm will
always be remembered and we
will never forget our friends
on the Goshen Line south of
Zurich. Thanks again.—Julian
and Beatrice Mantes. 49,p
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Exeter Juniors
Whip Zurich In
Exhibition Game
(By Shane McKinnon)
Friday night was a successful
opening for the arena but not
for the Zurich Flyers, as they
were defeated in an exhibition
game against the Exeter Junior
Hawks, 8 to 4.
The action started fast and in
the first :minute of the game
Larry Willert slapped one past
Paul Steckle in the Zurich net.
Exeter 'collected four more
goals in the first period on
shots from Bill Fairburn and
Bruce Forrest, while Rick Mc-
Donald fired two. Zurich scored
one goal, which was made by
Jim Consitt.
In the second period the Fly-
ers stuck to the Hawks closely
but they still managed to allow
Scott Burton to get a blistering
shot through Steckle.
Zurich opened up in +the third
period by snaking three count-
ers fly by the Hawk's goalie.
The sharpshooters were Bill
Hoffman, Bab 1VIerner and Earl
Wagner. Exeter retaliated by
having two goals sleek across
the goal line, by the power of
Grant Walker and Fairbarn,
who netted his second of the
night, .
The teams were even in pen-
alties with three apiece. This
proves that it was a fairly clean
game with neither team taking
a backward step.
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Legion Elects
at Grand Bend
Glenn Desjardine was named
president of the Grand Bend
Royal Canadian Legion, Branch
498, on Monday evening, De-
cember 4.
Past president is Clayton
Mathers; first vase -president, S.
C. Baumgartner; second vice-
president, Everett Desjardine;
secretary, H. A. Hamilton; treas-
urer, Borden Clark; sergeant
at -arms, Andrew Crown.
Final arrangements were dis-
cussed for the Santa Claus par-
ade on Saturday, December 9,
and the annual New Year party
on December 30 at Ye Olde
Theatre on main street in the
village.
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AUCTION SALE
Of Frame Cottage and
Household Effects
one the premises
11/A Miles East of Zurich, thence
3/4 Mile South
The undersigned auctioneer
received instructions to sell by
public auction on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8
at 2 p.m.
Frame cottage, approximately
18 x 13 feet, covered with red
asphalt shingles; 'combination
living room and kitchen, bed-
room and utility room. Cottage
newly built, hydro and insu-
lated.
Please Note—Cottage has to
be removed from premises by
May 1, 1968.
Household Effects in elude
propane heater, 4 -burner elec-
tric stove, med. size refrigera-
tor, kitchen table and chairs,
china cabinet, oak bedstead,
dresser, trunk, dishes and other
rnisellaneous items.
No Reserve.
Terms—Cash
Anyone wishing information
regarding property, c o n t a c t
Arnold Merrier.
THEODORE SCHROEDER,
Proprietor
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
Bob's Body Shop
A Complete Service On
BODY SHOP REPAIRS—REFINISHING
TOWING SERVICE ei FREE ESTIMATES
Bob Forrester, Proprietor Dial 236.4959
(At Rear of Huron Motor Products)
Zurich Midgets
Drop First Game
Of Schedule
(By Shane McKinnon)
The play was clumsy and the
goal tending was superb but
the Blyth Midgets defeated Zur-
icit 2 to 1, Monday night.
The Blyth team had been
practicing for the last month
and for the Zurich team it was
their second time on the ice.
The Zurich goal was scored by
Fred Armstrong and the sharp-
shooters for the Blyth team
were not identified.
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NOTICE — All game sheets
are asked to be turned in to
Shane McKinnon or given to
the newspaper. Thank you!
Midget Schedule
December 12—Monkton at
Zurich.
December 14 --Zurich at 1VIonk-
ton.
December 18—Zurich at
Brussels.
December 20—Brussels at
Zurich.
December 26—Monkton at
Zurich.
December 27 Brussels at
Zurich.
December 29—Zurich at
January 3—Blyth at Zurich.
Brussels.
January 8—Zurich at Blyth.
January 11—Zurich at Monkton.
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Boat Builders
Will Re -Locate
At Centralia
(continued from page one)
The Hughes brothers started
their boat building operations
three years after emigrating
from Liverpool, England, in
1960. Since then they have de-
veloped a core of highly skilled
craftsmen, of a wide variety of
nationalities, in such new trades
as fiber glass molding and mag-
nesium polishing.
"We can attribute part of our
international success to the re-
putation of Canadian boat
builders," says Howard Hughes.
"The Canadian industry is
known for the hand finished
quality which attracts the dis-
criminating yachtsman."
Early in 1967, the firm took
over .its second 5,000 square
foot factory in Scarborough to
establish separate fiber glass
and assembly shops. However,
the cost of moving the units
proved prohibitive and the com-
pany decided to take advantage
of the spacious hangar facilities
offered at Centralia Industrial
Park.
Hughes Boat Works Limited
is the third firm to announce
its intention to move into the
government park. The Ontario
Development Corporation indi-
cates that final negotiations are
in process for most of the exist-
ing manufacturing facilities at
park.
Zurich Flyers Open
Season Friday
(By Shane McKinnon)
The first home game of the
WOOA Intermediate "D" hoc-
key will begin tomorrow night,
Friday, December 8, at 8:30
p.m., against the high flying
Crediton Tigers, who will meet
Zurich again on Sunday at Ex-
eter. The Crediton team de-
feated Blyth last Sunday, which
proves that they are a tough
team to beat.
There are five teams entered
in the league which consists of
Blyth, St. Clements, Crediton,
Monkton a n •d Zurich, The
league will be interesting to
follow and also we ask that all
you hockey fans be out Friday
night to support your team.
Bob Johnston has been picked
as captain of the local squad,
while alternate •captains are
Craig Chapman and Dick Be-
dard.
Following is the schedule of
games involving Zurich:
Friday, December 8—Crediton
at Zurich.
Sunday, December 10—Zurich
at Crediton.
Friday, December 15—Monkton
at Zurich.
Tuesday, December 19—Blyth
at Zurich.
Friday, December 22—Zurich
at St. Clements.
Friday, December 29—Zurich
at Monkton.
Sunday, December 31—Zurich
at Crediton.
Friday, January 5—Zurich at
BIyth.
Tuesday, January 9—St. Clem-
ents at Zurich.
Friday, January 12—Zurich at
St. Clements.
Friday, January 19 — Crediton
at Zurich.
Tuesday, January 23—Zurich at
Monkton.
Friday, January 26—Blyth at
Zurich.
Friday, February 2—St. Clem-
ents at Zurich.
Tuesday, February 6—Monkton
at Zurich.
Friday, February 9—Zurich at
Blyth.
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Tenders for supplying fuel oil for Blue Water Rest
Home for the 12 month period of 1968. Sealed
tenders to be in to, and information can be ob-
tained from the undersigned, by Monday, Decem-
ber 11, 1967.
LANCE REED, Superintendent,
Blue Water Rest Home
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APPLICATIONS
will be received for the position of
SECRETARY -TREASURER
of }Topsail Community Memorial Park Board
and
Hensall Recreation Committee
Duties to commence on January 1, 1968. Applica-
tions to be in writing, and forwarded to the under-
signed on or before December 15, 1967.
P. L. McN.AUGHTON,
Secretary -Treasurer,
Hensall, Ontario
POLICE REPORT
Ontario Provincial Police of
the Exeter detachment made
two criminal investigations,
were called to three accidents
in which there were no injuries,
laid 22 charges under the High-
way Traffic Act, one charge un-
der the Liquor Control Act and
one under the Criminal Code of
Canada, and issued 58 warn
ings,
THANK YOU!
My sincere thanks to the ratepayers of Hay
Township for the confidence they showed in
electing me as Reeve, on Monday.
Special thanks to all those who worked so
hard on my behalf.
I will try to serve all the ratepayers in Hay
Township to the best of my ability,
-- Joseph Hoffman
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4th Prize—Plush Poodle, $4.75
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