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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1970-02-05, Page 6PAGE SIX ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1970 Fur Sale VACUUM CLEANERS — Sales and Service to all makes. Con- tact R. K. Peck, R14 1, Zurich. phone Hensall 262-5748. 34,tf POTATOES, 21 miles east of Zurich, on Highway 84. Phone 236-4038. 4,tf DURO Little Giant Shallow Well Pump, 42 gallon tank, pipe and fittings, in good condition. like new. Call 238-2291. 5,b 1967 FORD Mustang, 289, V-8 motor, 2 -barrel carburetor, 3 - speed automatic, in god condi- tion. Call 236-4962, daytime,. or 238-8271 after six. 4,b USED TYPEWRITES — several models to choose from . All in good working condition. $49 to $59. Zurich Citizens News, 236- 4672. 3,tf Apples Choice quolity Macintosh, Spies and Delicious — in refrig- erated storage. Charles Burgess, Del -Mac Orchtrds, phone 482-7289 field Golf Course, go 21/9 miles Turn right on Highway 21 at Bay - east, then turn left, for about 1 mile. 1,tfb Miscellaneous Income Tax Returns Filed. 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. Fine 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, call immediately, collect 245.0838 STRATHROY 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 • help Wanted STEADY PART-TIME Job. • Be an instructor for Tri -Chem Liquid Embroiderey Home Parties. A profitable, easy enjoyable busi- ness. Further information, write Mrs. Anne Duncan, RR 4, Den- field, Ontario. 4tol0,b For Rent CONSTRUCTION equipment, power trowel, forms, pump, mix- er, etc. N. J. Corriveau, Zurich, 236-4954, after 6 p.m. and on Sat- urday. Want Ads Are Sure to Bring You Results DASHWOOD EUCHRE PARTY There were eight tables of euchre at the community centre last week sponsored by the W.I. Winners were: lathe's high, Mrs. Lloyd Rader; low, Mrs. Jessie Rader; Men's high, John Guenth- er; low Henry Simpson; lone hands, Mary Rader. Male Help Wanted WANT TO LEARN A PROFITABLE TRADE ? WE HAVE AN OPENING FOR A PERSON TO TRAIN IN OUR PARTS DEPARTMENT — Mechanically minded — Good with figures — No experience necessary Apply to Howard McDonald at Larry Snider Motors LTD. Exeter 235-1644 5c Card of Thanks A sincere thank you to neigh- bors, relatives and friends who remembered me with visits, cards and gifts; also for all other acts of kindness to my family during my stay in St. Joseph's Hospital. Thank you.—Martin Martin. 5,b The family of the late James A. Foster wish to express their sincere thanks to relatives, neigh- bors and friends for the lovely floral tributes and mass cards, and acts of kindness shown dur- ing the loss of a dear husband and father. Special thanks to Fathers Durand and Groone, pall- bearers, nurses and staff of South Huron Hospital, Dr. Goddord and Bonthron Funeral Home. Their thoughtfulness will always be re- membered.—The Foster Family. 5,b Bowling Scores SENIOR MIXED LEAGUE January 29 Varieties, L. Willert __ 536 5 68 Ramblers, A. Merner . 534 2 63 Seldom Wins, M. Oesch 551 2 33 Whip'nwill,s H. Stade.._ 651 5 89 Hi Hopes, I. Frayne 662 2 35 Hawkeyes, C. Geiger _ 727 5 90 H. single: G. Soudant __ .__ 319 H. triple: H. Stade _____ 788 ZURICH LADIES' LEAGUE January 19 Night Hawks, Dot Hess _ 672 7 Mix Ups, A. Faber _____ 640 0 Alley Oops, M. Laporte _ 744 5 Happy Gals, V. Lavery_.. 646 2 Starlites, M. Rader 651 5 Dominionaires, M. Gelinas 609 2 Ups & Downs, V. Miller_ 566 2 New Scamps, D. Dietrich 685 5 Ramblers, W. Erb 500 0 Devil's Angels, L. Laporte 538 7 Packers, L. Rader 623 7 Jolly Six, W. McClinchey 553 0 H. single: W. Erb 323 H. triple: D. Finkbeiner _.. 770 H. average: M. Laporte ._ 205 MIXED LEAGUE January 23 Hot Dogs, J. Rau __.__ 689 5 98 Hillbillies, P. Bedard_ 658 5 76 Apollo Six, L. Laporte 503 0 29 Itchy Six, D. Bedard _ 612 5 88 Tiger Cats, E. Smith__ 571 4 58 Dixie Six, N. Coleman 654 7 121 B & Cs, P. Bedard __ 727 2 90 Strikers, J. Hamilton_ 762 2 45 Undecided, P. Regier_ 554 0 38 Kl'dykers, J. Grootgin 639 7 43 Women H. single: E. Creces H. triple: N. Coleman H. aver.: N. Coleman Men H. single: J. Bedard H. triple: Joe Grootgin H. aver.: J. Bedard and J. Rae 320 811 212 348 894 220 Tax Rebate in Hensall Up (continued from page 1)• Arising from correspondence from the Department of Trade and Development, asking for an industrial contact, council suggested that Harold Knight be named the industrial contact for the village of Hensall and he should head up a committee for the same purpose. Baker be- lieved that the council should co-operate 100x/0 with the com- mittee to help in any way it can. A suggestion that council set up a budget for an industrial committee was rnet with ap- proval, - proval, and snore will be cone in the future. Paul Neilands expressed main the need for more land for housing. The P.U.C. requested reeve Jaques to ask council for approv- al to issue debentures for a sub- station for hydro in the village, and the reeve proceeded to explain the plans. The sub stat- ion had been needed in the vil- lage for several years and isi now a necessity. It is to be a 3000 K.V.A. sub station and to cost approximately $40, 000.; and should be ample for at least 15 years needs. The village would only use less that 5b0/0 of the potential, and the hydro coming into town would cost less but will not cost the con- sumer less, The reeve assured council that so long as the P.U.C. has funds for, operations, the hydro rates would not increase. 1 -ie stated that there are enough funds available to pay the costs of lines coming into the village when the new sub station is constructed, which would prob- ably take a year, and there would be no payments in 1970. The reeve also asked council to approve debentures for exten- sions in the water -works depart- ment. It is necessary to construct a loop in the water line on Ox- ford St., W., at the end of Broeil St. , and also necessary to install a larger water main on Lorne Ave, which has only a three- quarter inch main at present. The need for two fire hydrants in the latter vicinity is most urgent. The reeve did not have the exact cost of water extension work, but thought it might be in the vicinity of $10, 000. He also informed council that the P, U , C , is in the process of making an agreement to take over the maintenance of the water tower at the Boise Cascade plant and this should help the town water supply. The reeve and clerk were authorized to prepare a by-law to issue debentures for the P.U.0 to carry out the water extension work. Harold Knight was appointed representative to the Mid -West- ern Ontario Regional Develop- ment Council. The reeve then asked for a motion from council to retire into committee of the whole, to discuss the salaries of the clerk, Earl Campbell, and the roads superintendent, E,R, Davis. The press then retired to another rocm, but on returning to the council chambers, were not in- formed if there had been any alteration to sane. Council received two tenders for carrying out the extension to Oxford St. West and tentatively accepted one, but wish for prizes on.gravel by yard, etc., before final decision is made. The clerk informed council that the Fire Marshall wished to meet with its members on February 24, to explain Mutual Fire Agreement standards. It was decided that councillors Baker, Neilands and Erb should attend the convention of the Ontario Rural Municipalities in Hamilton, on February 9 and 10. By-law 41, 1970, was given third reading and finally passed,. the above being a by-law to appoint the several members to the Recreation, Parks and Com- munity Centres Board. The fol- lowing members were so named: from council; Leonard Erb, Paul Neilands for 1970, for the years 1970-71, Cecil Pepper and Wayne Smith; and for the year 1970, Homer Campbell, Eric Mansfield and Anthony Charrette, 0 • Grand Bend Needs Another Clerk At last Monday's meeting of Grand Bend village council, Clerk Lorne R. Clemas submit- ted his resignation. Clemas, of London took over as clerk -treasurer and tax col- lector on January 1 to replace Murray A. DesJardine who re- signed) the same position late in 1969. In tendering his resignation, Clemas said it wasn't the type toarrsarasix. of job "1 expected and 1 could- n't get interested," He accepted aosition as secretary -treasurer of St. Thomas Plymouth Chev- rolet in St, Thomas and will begin his new duties early in February. A motion was passed accept- ing the resignation. Necessary steps are being taken to obtain a replacement by February 16. Council took several steps to improve the facilities being used by the 25 -man Ontario Provincial Police summer de- tachment. A letter from G. E, Smith, staff superintendent of the OPP was received listing a total of thirteen improvements deemed necessary. Itnntecliate steps were taken to call for tenders for the instal- lation of indoor -outdoor carpet- ing in two rooms in the village hall used by the OPP and the placing of two exhaust fans in the cell area. Members of council also agreed to provide hot water in the washroonts, construct a reception counter of improved appearance, clean the base- ment and provide adequate fencing and lighting in the parking lot at the rear of the hall. PRICES SLASHED AGAIN! 1965 Corvair, automatic, rad 1965 Dodge Potara 4 -door, J54905 1965 MercuryP kl e dol auto., p recingj radio, J5 io, J54935 69.E 650 Was $895 Now V V-8, auto., radio, #, 950 Was$1195Now95 5 ardtop, V-8, wer brakes, 195 las $1595 Now 1965 Pontiac Stratochief 4 -door, V-8, auto., �, 1195 radio J54982 Was $1395 Now 1966 Pontiac Stratochief 2 -door, 6 cyl., auto., power steering, radio, J13170 '/J 1195 Was $1595 Now1. 1966 Buick LeSabre 2 -door hardtop, V-8, auto., power steering and brakes, radio, win 1895 E30131 Was $2295 Now 1967 Dodge Polara 4 -door, V-8, auto., 1495 radio, J54934 Was $1795 Now 1967 Ford Custom 500 4 -door, V-8, auto., power steering, radio, H39486 Was $1795 Now 1995 1495 1967 Pontiac Grand Parisienne 4 -door hardtop, V-8, Auto. power steering and brakes, radio, J54981 Was $2295 Now la951850 1967 Pontiac Parisienne 2 -door hardtop, V-8, Auto., power steering and brakes, radio,✓ 185® J52541 Was$2250 Now 3 I Economy -Type DELIVERY VANS 2 / Fords l GM Prices Range From $895 to $1495 May Be Purchased Outright or Leased For 1 or 2 Years PLEASE CONTACT ANY OF OUR SALES PERSONNEL FOR DETAILS Lany Snider Motors LIMITED EXETER 235-1640 LONDON 227-4191 Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer