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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1970-01-15, Page 6PAGE SIX ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1970 For Sale POTATOES and carrots, 21/2 miles east of Zurich on Highway 84. Phone 236-4038. 44,ti VACUUM CLEANERS — Sales and Service to all makes. Con- tact R. K. Peck, RR 1, Zurich, phone Hensall 262-5748. 34,ti Apples Choice quolity Macintosh, Spies and Delicious — 4n refrig- erated 'storage. Charles Burgess, Del -Mac Orchtrds, phone 482-7289 field Golf Course, go 21k miles Turn right on Highway 21 at Bay - east, then turn left, for about 1 mile. l,tfb HOLSTEIN Heifer, due in one week. Apply to Wilmer Turner, phone 262-5334. 2,p NUMBER of springing Holstein heifers. Contact Ephrraim. Ging- enich, 2364676. 2,3,b TRADE • INS Two Only, Priced to Sell At $475.00 Both 1968 Ski -Doo Super Olympics One With Electric Starter Phone 262-5596 Help Wanted CARETAKER for DASHWOOD COMMUNTI'Y CENTRE Apply to James Hayter, or Harold Schroeder Dashwood Custom Work CUSTOM KILLING AND PROCESSING Butchering dates—Tuesday and Thursday TUESDAY — Beef and Pork Thursday — Beef Only PICK-UP SERVICE AVAILABLE Merner's Abattoir 237-3314 Dashwood SENIOR MIXED LEAGUE January 8, 1970 Varieties -J. Parkins (568) 2 56 Whip'wills—H. Stade (663) 5 75 S. Wins—D. Geiger (662) 7 24 Hi Hopes I. F.rayne (533) 0 26 Rambles—A Merrier (548) 2 57 Hawkeyes—C. Geiger (673) 5 77 High Single D. Geiger 295 High Triple H. Stade 788 January 3, 1970 Hi Hopes—R. Grainger (496) 0 Hawkeyes--C.Geiger (658) 7 R'blens—J. Turkheim (633) 7 55 Var'ies—H. Finkbeiner (625) 0 54 Wh'wi11s- .L. Thornton (562) 5 70 S'don Wins D. Geiger (604) 2 17 High Single D. Geiger 295 High Triple H. Stade 788 0 MIXED LEAGUE January 2, 1970 Hot Dog—Lee 625 5 79 Hildbelllies—J. Bedard 648 2 66 A. Six— L Lapc. tc 613 2 27 It'y Six—S Teevins 713 5 78 T. C.—O Schwart'ber 601 5 54 Dix' Six—D. Munroe 714 5 100 B & C's—.P. Bedard 581 2 74 Str'kers—J. Hamilton 691 2 43 Undi'ed--P. Jeffery 714 2 33 Klon'kers—J. Gro'gin 894 5 27 Womens' H. Single E. Creces 320; H. Triple N. Coleman 811; H. Average N. Coleman 211. Men's H. Single J. Bedard 348; H. Triple J. Grootgin 894. H. Average J. Bedard 218. 0 LADIES January 5, 1970 Ramblers—W. Erb 524 Packers—F. Gibson 640 New Scamps—D. Dentrieh 573 Starlites—J. Schroeder 613 Happy Gals—V. Lavery 570 Nate Hawks—B. Oke 563 IDomionanies—.H. Horner 587 Mix-ups—A. Faber 501 Ups and Downs --V. Miller 641 Jolly Six—I. Reid 532 Devtil's Angels—L.Laporte 468 Alley Oops M. Laporte ____ 505 IL Single J. Hogg 316. H. Triple M. Hader 790; High Average D. Finkbeiner 204. 26 72 Card of Thanks I wish to thank my marl friends, relatives and neighbors for the cards, treats, flowers and visits while I was a patient ;in St. Joseph's Hospital and since re- turning home. Floyd Armstrong. 2,p My sincere thanks to the many friends ,and relatives who so kindly remembered me while I was a patient at South Huron Hospital with prayers, flowers, cards, visits and treats. Special thanks to the hospital staff and the nurses for their many acts of kindness.—Frieda Haberer. 2,p Notice ATTENTION New Library Hours for Zurich Tuesday -2:30 to 5:30 p.m. Friday -3 to 4 p.m. & 7 to 9 p.m Saturday -2:30 to 5:30 p.m. Make Use of Your Library For Rent FARM HOUSE -3% miles south of Zurich. All modern conven- iences. Call Lennis Gingerich, 237-3287. CONSTRUCTION equipment, power trowel, forms, pump, mix- er, etc. N. J. Corriveau, Zurich, 2364954, after 6 p.m. and on Sat- urday. 15,tf Miscellaneous WE DO Mat Weaving. Ward Neeb, Zurich, Ontario. . Phone 2364752. 2,3,p Income Tax Returns Piled. Call Lance Reed any evening •after 6 p.m. or all day Saturday or Sun- day. Phone 236-4004. 1,tfb WatCh and clock repairing. Work guaranteei. Pine selection of wat- ches, diamonds and china. Dia- monds re -setting. Hess Jewellery, Zurich. SANITATION SERVICE SEPTIC TANK PUMPING Drainage and Repairs For immediate service PHONE GRAND BEND 238-2923 or 238-2291 GRINSVEN DEAD ANIMAL REMOVAL SERVICE PICK-UP DEAD AND DISABLED CATTLE AND HORSES Sheep and Rotten Animals Not Accepted For fast, efficient service, calf immediately, collect 245-0838 STRATHROY Harold Buckingham of Kitchener has epilepsy, but he has a full-time job operating a knitting machine, thanks to training by The Ability Fund (March of Dimes). A con- tribution to The Ability Fund will make it possible for other disabled adults to find a measure of inde- pendence and self -regard. Bob Honsberger of Sault Ste. Marie grew to manhood with the stature of a midget, but training provided by The 'Ability Fund (March of Dimes) taught him dis- cipline and self-confidence and he now has a full-time job. A contri- ution to The Ability Fund makes possible the rehabilitation of more disabled adults. Disabled adults want a helping and, not a handout. The Ability and (March of Dimes) provides hat helping hand — with public support for their annual campaign in January. aa0a0aaaaaaa-0aaaaQaaVaaOaaQaOeaaaaaa Q6ae Q,•• a0011t1QQ900$1,000,p jA9Q,S) DASIIWOOD and DISTRICT NEWS Correspondent: Mr . Ervin Rader Saturday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Keller in Goderich were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Keller, Mr. and Mrs. Geo- rge Keller, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rader, and Mr, and Mrs. Jake Schroeder. Harry Hayter attended the 32nd N. T, F. (National Turkey Federation) convention at Hot Springs, Arkansas, last week. WOMEN'S INSTITUTE The January meeting of Dashwood W.I. was held Tues- day, January 6 with the Citizen- ship group in charge and Mrs. Syd Baker, convenor, Roll call was answered by giving the cou- ntry you would go if you were to leave Canada. Mrs. Harold Kellerman discussed the motto, "He is greater who tries to do something and fails than he who does nothing and succeeds." The topic was an international Round Table discussion with new Can- adians as guests. These includ- ed Mrs. Fred Messner, Mrs. Oluf Obituary MARY E. LAUGI-ITON Mary Elizabeth Laughton (nee Iza McDonald) passed away in Victoria Hospital, Lon- don, last week, and was buried in Exeter cemetery at a private family funeral, with an old family friend officiating, Rev. Ilarold Snell. Her late husband, George V. Laughton, originally of Parkhill, predeceased her in June, 1966. Mrs. Laughton was born in Forest, Ontario at the residence of her grandfather, Dr. James Mutton of that town, and one •of its original Doctors. She was raised in Hensall, where she lived with her father, C , A , McDonell, the predeces- sor of Bonthron and Drysdale who later became one of the first automobile dealers in Western Ontario. Her mother was Dr. Mary Jane McDonell, one of Canada's first women medical practitioners graduating from Trinity College in Toronto at the age of 20 years. The family home was pur- chased by Dr. J.C. Goddard on the death of Dr. McDonell in 1946. Mrs. Laughton attended public school in Hensall and graduated from Exeter High School and during World War I was a Phy- siotherapist with the RCAMC serving in Military Hospitals across Canada. • Upon her marriage Mrs. Laugh- ton resided in Toronto up until approximately six years ago, when her husband retires as Dir- ector of Circulation of McLean Hunter Publishing Company, and then moved back to Western Ontario, taking up residence in London, Ontario. During her post- war period and right up to her death she was active with Canadian Red Cross as a volunteer nurse with the Well Baby Clinic in Toronto, the Navy League and many other welfare projects, and at the time of her death she was a volunteer Supervisor at the Red Cross Lodge at Westminister hospital, Lon- don. She was a niece of the late Dr, Browning and Judge Dickson both of Exeter, and had close family ties with many of Exeter's ori inal families. S e is survived by her two sons, C , V , Laughton, QC, of Exeter and Dr. Paul Laughton of Ottawa, seven grandchildren, and a sister, Mrs, Mildred Ta- man of Listowel. Petersen, and Mrs. Cornelius VanRaay. Mrs. Syd Baker was moderator and the audience also took part in the discussion. Mrs, Eben Weigand gave a reading, "Charity Ward." Mrs. Marna Miller sang a solo and Mrs. Mer- vyn Tiernan and Mrs. Ken Mc- Crae a duet. Mrs. Howard Maier, president, was in charge of the business. The group will tour the new Dashwood Industries plant in Centralia in February. They will canvass for the Red Cross in March. Mrs. Eben Weigand's group won the membership drive. A short course, "Fashion Cues" will be held April 16. Mrs. Ho- ward Maier will attend the Of- ficer's Conference in Guelph. Two euchres will be sponsored in January. Lunch and "The Queen" brought the meeting to a close. 0 The Rehabilitation Foundation for the Disabled is the principal agency in Ontario for assessing the capabilities of physically handi- capped adults. The Ability Fund (formerly the March of Dimes) is the Foundation's campaign for public support for this and other services, all aimed at finding suit- able work for the disabled. You can share in this humanitarian work by your contribution to The Ability Fund. Hensall A quiet wedding was solemn- ized in Hensall United Church Friday, January 9, at five o'- clock, when Ruby Jean, dau- hter of Mrs. John Ingram of -Iensall, and the late Mr. In- gram, and Allan Crerar, R, R, 2 Hensall, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Alex Crerar, exchanged marriage vows before the Rev. H,F, Currie. The attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Neil Camp - hell of Listowel. Miss Barbara Woodruff of Lon- don, regional secretary of Lon- don -Hamilton synodical, was a house guest on Monday of this week with Mrs. Gordon Schwalm. Floyd Craine, of Hensall, was taken by Westlake Ambulance Monday of this week to South Iluron Hospital, Exeter. Mr. Craine, who is confined to a wheel chair as a result of a car accident at New Brunswick in December, 1969, is the son of Mrs. David Leader. Miss Margaret MacCormack of Ottawa, Northern Senior Ladies Figure Skating Champ- ion of 1969, visited with Miss Troyann. Bell last week. Carolyn Leigh •Soldan, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam H. Soldan, received the sacrament of holy baptism at Hensall United Church, Sunday morning with Rev. Harold F. Currie in charge. Total contributions for the special appeal for Overseas Re- lief and Development at Hen- sall United Church were $828. ANNUAL MEETING OF THE Zurich Agricultural Society will be held in the Hay Township Hall, Zurich ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 24 AT 2 P.M. MRS. MARGARET DEICHERT, Secretary 128 OZ. Supreme Liquid Bleach CONDENSED 10 OZ. Heinz Tomato Soup 12 OZ. Kam Luncheon Meat SOLID WHITE MEAT, 7 OZ. 59c 2/23c 45c 35c Dulcet Tuna Fish Navel Oranges Doz. 49c LUCKY DOLLAR FOOD MARKET /.i lilt 11