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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1970
For Sale
SERVICEABLE Age Boar, an
open gilt; also cob corn, Phone
236-4748, 6,p
USED Window Sash, 18-46"x26",
8 panes; 15-48"x48", 12 panes.
Apply to McKinley's Farm and
Hatchery Ltd., phone 262-2837.
6,7,8,b
VACUUM CLEANERS — Sales
and Service to all makes. Con-
tact R. K. Peck, RR 1, Zurich.
phone Hensall 262-5748. 34,tf
POTATOES, 2?:; miles east of
Zurich, on Highway 84. Phone
236-4038. 4,tf
USED TYPEWRITES — several
models tochoose front , All in
good working condition. $49 to
$59. Zurich Citizens News, 236-
4672. 3,tf
Apples Choice quolity Macintosh,
Spies and Delicious — ,;n refrig-
erated storage. Charles Burgess,
Del -Mac Orchtrds, phone 482.7289
field Golf Course, go 214 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
gwaranteei. Fine selection of wat-
ches, diamonds and china. Dia-
monds re -setting. Hess Jewellery,
Zurich.
SANITATION
SERVICE
SEPTIC TANK PUMPING
Drainage and Repairs
R 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
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, Dery
field, Ontario. 4to10,b
GODERICH PSYCHIATRIC
HOSPITAL
FOOD SERVICE
ADMINISTRATOR
Required for 230 bed active ther-
apeutic hospital affiliated with
the University of Western On-
tario, London.
$159.75 — $187.00 PER WEEK
This position involves the super-
vision of the total food and di-
etary services.
QUALIFICATIONS -
A degree from a university of
recognized standing with a major
in Food and Nutrition; eligibility
for membership in the C.D.A.
registration with the O.D.A.;
three years' experience including
one year internship.
Apply to:
Business Administrator,
Goderich Psychiatric
Hospital,
Goderieh, Ontario.
DAV/WOOD and DISTRICT NEWS
Correspondent; Mr& Ervin Rader
Mrs. Hilda lI aiigh and Mr.
and Mrs. Ray VanDorsselaer
spent the weekend in Stratford
with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rader
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Tiernan
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Cornelius in Sarnia, Sunday.
They also saw their new grandson
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
For Rent
CONSTRUCTION equipment,
power trowel, forms, pump, mix-
er, etc. N. J. Corriveau, Zurich,
2364954, after 6 p.m. and on Sat-
urday. 15,tf
Card of Thanks
I wish to thank my neighbors
and friends who so thoughtfully
remembered me with treats, cards
and other kindness shown to me,
since my accident. Also Rev.
Blackwell, Dr. Wallace and South
Huron Hospital staff. — Luella
Willert, 6,b
A sincere thank you to rela-
tives, friends and neighbors who
remembered me with cards, gifts
and visits while I was a patient
in St. Joseph's Hospital and for
the many acts of kindness and
since returning home. — Ebner
Beierling. 6,p
The family of the late Simon
Hoffman wish to express their
sincere thanks and appreciation
to all relatives, friends and neigh -
hors for the mass offerings,
floral tributes, cards of sympathy
and their many acts of kindness
during the loss of a loving hus-
band, father and grandfather.
Special thanks to Father A. Dur-
and. the C.W.L. and Sisters of St.
Boniface Parish, to the doctors
and nurses of third floor south
wine of St Joseph's Hospital and
to Westlake Funeral Horne. 6.p
Bowling Scores
MIXED LEAGUE
January 30
Hot Dogs, J. Rau ____ 646 2 100
Hillbillies, V. Bedard. 687 5 81
Apollo 6, G. O'Rourke 596 0 29
Itchy Six __. _ __ 633 5 93
T. Cats, 0. Sch'truber 539 4 62
Dixie Six, N. Coleman 750 7 128
B & C's, P. Bedard _ _. 648 5 95
Strikers, J. Hamilton.. 631 3 48
Undecided, P. Jeffrey 658 2 40
Kl'dykers, J. Grootgin 679 2 45
Women
H. single: V. Bedard .___. 333
H. triple: N. Coleman 811
H. aver.: N. Coleman ____ 214
Men
H. single: J. Bedard _ _ • 348
H. triple: Joe Grootgin _ 894
H. average: J. Rau ..___.___ 220
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ZURICH LADIES' LEAGUE
January 26
Happy Gals, D. Hamilton 651 5
Jolly Six, M. Campbell _ 630 2
Domimionaires, M. Gelinras 589 n
Alley Cops, M. Laporte _ 652 7
Mix Ups, A. Faber . 57.6 5
Devil's Angels, L. Laporte 620 2
Packers, L. Rader ___ _.. _ 604 7
N. Scamps, D. Lesperance 560 0
Starlites, J. Schroeder _.. 728 7
Ramblers, W. Erb 615 0
Ups & Downs, L. Riddell 566 n
Night Hawks, M. Schilbe 672 7
H. single: J. Schroeder .. 325
H. triple: D. Finkbeiner .. _ 770
H. average: M. Laporte .. 206
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1`Irs. Ron Merner has returned
home from St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, where she was a patient
following a motor accident.
Mrs. Lucinda Mclsaac was
transferred Monday froisn Bon
Secours hospital, Detroit, to
the Queensway Nursing home,
Iiensall by Roffman ambulance.
1lrs. Gordon Bender and Mrs.
Howard Maler, leaders, and
Mrs. Stuart Wolfe and Cora Van
Raay, assistant leaders, attended
training school at Exeter for the
4-H club "Featuring Fruit" on
Monday and Tuesday. Any girls
who are twelve by March 1 and
are interested in takins the
project may contact either lead-
er.
FIREMEN'S SUPPER
The annual supper for the
Dashwood volunteer firemen
and their wives was held Wed-
nesday, February 3 at the Dash-
wood hotel. Fire Chief Harold
Schroeder welcomed everyone
and introduced several guests
including deputy reeve of Steph-
en Joe Dietrich, fire chief of
Zurich Howard Klopp and his
wife, fire chief of Crediton,
Allan Becker and his wife, and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoffman
answering service.
Following supper everyone
went to the community centre
where they played shuffleboard
and. Gerald Martene in charge.
Everyone received a prize.
WOMENS' INSTITUTE
Due to inclement weather
last week the bus trip to the
new Dashwood Industries plant
had to be postponed, however
some of the ladies chose to play
euchre with Mrs, Stuart Wolfe
and Mrs. Ernest Koehler receiv-
ing prizes.
Several matters of business
were discussed. A bus trip is
planned for March 3 to Kitchen-
er. The W , I, will entertain
at Huronview March 18, A let-
ter was read inviting the ladies
to open house at Huron Park
February 17 and 18.
Two euchres will be held
February 17 and 24.
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Obituary
REV. HENRY ROPPEL
Rev. Henry E. Roppel, min-
ister of Emmanual Church, Zur-
ich, during the years 1947 to
1956, (part of the time it was
the Evangelical United Brethren
Church), dies in ,b1 amilton on
Tuesday, February 3, in his 85th
year.
Mr. Roppel retired to Tavis-
tock after over 40 years of active
ministry, but after the death of
his wife had been living at the
home of his daughter, Hope,
(Mrs. T. Ralph Waugh), in
Hamilton.
The funeral service was con-
ducted in Grace United Church,
Tavistock, on Thursday, Febru-
ary 5, by the Rev. James Ward-
en. Dr. E,E. Hallman of Kit-
chener read the eulogy and the
funeral sermon was preached by
the Rev:" -George Sim of St.
Jacobs. A musical number was
sung by a quartet from the local
church.
Rev. John Iluether from the
Zurich church attended, along
with other ministers from the
former Canada Conference.
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In 1969, for the first time
in Ontario Hydro's history, de-
mand for electricity exceeded
10 million kilowatts. This was
more than double power demand.
in 1958.
QUESTIONS
AND
ANSWERS
QUESTION: I have just pur-
chased a new pick-up. Do I
need to put niy name on both
sides of the truck?
ANSWER: Yes, you must.
Every commercial motor vehicle
shall have attached to or painted
on both sides of the vehicle in
a clearly visible position, a
sign showing the name of the
owner.
QUESTION: I was stopped the
other day, and the police offic-
er measured the width of my
load which was 108". He charg-
ed me with having a greater
width than 102".I was told the
maximum widtwas 110",
which is correct?
ANSWER: It would just depend
what you were driving and what
you were hauling. To quote the
Highway Traffic Act, No veh-
ilcle, including load on contents,
shall have a greater width than
102", except traction engines,
or threshing machines which
may have a total width of 110",
and except loads of loose fodder,
and except motor vehicles and
road building machines while
being used for the removal of
snow from a highway.
QUESTION: What should a
person do when he is involved in
an accident?
ANSWER: To answer that
question I will quote from the
Department of Transport Driver's
Handbook, 1969-70, "What to
do in case of a collision, "
which reads in part as follows,
"Every driver who is directly
or indirectly involved in a
collision must stop. If damage
is not extensive, move the
vehicles as soon as possible to
allow traffic to pass.
It is an offence to leave the
scene of an accident in which
you are directly or indirectly
involved without rendering
assistance, and upon request,
giving in writing to anyone
sustaining loss or injury, or to
any police officer, or witness,
your name and address and the
name and address of the regist-
ered owner of the vehicle.
If you are directly or indirect-
ly involved in an accident re-
sulting in personal injury, or
property damage exceeding
$200., report the accident to
the nearest municipal or prov-
incial police officer. If you are
not capable of making such a
report, another occupant of
your car must do so."
QUESTION: I know it is an
offence to pull to the side of
the road and sit there with the
directional light working. There
must be quite a few drivers who
don't know it, because I see it
almost everyday. Why don't
you tell the people again?
ANSWER: Thank you for the
suggestion, I will do just .that.
I won't get too technical about
it, just quote from the Depart-
ment of Transport's Driver hand-
book which states, "Turn signals
must not be used for any purpose
other than when turning, chang-
ing lanes, or pulling away from
a parked position.'
QUESTION: What vehicles
can use the flashing blue lights?
ANSWER: To quote from the
Highway Traffic Act, "No per-
son shall operate on a highway,
a motor vehicle or raod building
machine while being used for
the removal of snow from a
highway unless the motor veh-
icle or road building machine
is equipped with a lamp prod-
ucing intermittent flashes of
blue light visible for a distance
of 500 feet, and no person shall
use a lamp that automatically
produces intermittent flashes of
light an a motor vehicle or road
building machine other than a
motor vehicle or road building
machine while being used for
the removal of snow from a
highway."
QUESTION: What does the
sign "advanced green when
flashing" mean?
ANSWER: It means that traffic
facing the flashing green light
is allowed advanced movement
over the opposing traffic as
long as the light is flashing.
This type of light usually assists
the motorist making a left turn.
QUESTION: I am a member
of the Armed Forces and I
have just moved to Ontario with
my family. I have the 1970
plates on my car from the pro-
vince I just moved from. I under-
stand that I must change my
licence plates, but what will it
cost me. I drive an eight cy-
linder vehicle.
ANSWER: The Ontario licence
plate should cost you $2. 00.
The regulations 227 states, "For
a motor vehicle owned by a
member of the Canadian Armed
Forces who has nioved into Ont-
ario and who holds a valid per-
mit for the vehicle issued by
another province or county, for
the balance of the registration
year is $2.00.
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reached more than $4 billion
in 1969, are expected to double
during the 1970s.
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