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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1971-10-14, Page 8PAGE 8 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1971 r ,r f♦... ;F a r+.._.�:1irYiYYY�..` �,t:�'`.it; FOR SALE APPLES, Pick your own, low trees, Spy, King, Russet, Snow, Delicious, Tallnan Sweet, Greening, etc., Cider apples, Picked McIntosh. Picking days beginning October 4, Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Satur- days. Closed Sundays. Phone 482-9141, Fred McClymont, 1 mile south of Varna. 39, 40, 41, 42 X APPLES: Special - 2 bushels for $5,00. Macintosh and Courtland. Windfalls $1, 50. Large excellent quality. Bring your own containers. Pick your own. No ladder climbing. - Ross Middleton Orchards, 1 mile east of Bayfield, North of river. 41-42-b BAUER HOCKEY SKATES, like new. Boys size 3. Phone 236- 4724. 41-p APPLES and Apple Butter for sale. Lennis Gingerich, Phone 237-3287. 41-42-p ONE -ROW WOODS Dearborn Corn Picker. Apply to Alvin Gingerich. 236-4735. 40-41-p APPLES; Snows and Macintosh. • In your own containers. 2 1/2 miles west of Hensall. - Wilf- red Mousseau, Phone 236-4110. 40-b 1970 MOTO-SKI Grand Prix 28 H. P. Low mileage like new and priced for quick sale. Phone 236-4196. 40-41-42-b WHITE ROCK ROASTERS, quick frozen and government inspect- ed. Average 6-7 lbs. - M. Vanderhook, Phone 237-3324. 40-b USED POULTRY CRATES: $2. to $3. each. Apply to McKinl- ey Farm and Hatchery Ltd. R. R.1, Zurich, Phone 262-2837. 40-41-42-b GOOD QUALITY McIntosh Apples. $2.50 a bushel. Tree - run $2.00. David Steckle, Phone 262-5442. 39-40-41-b BERG EQUIPMENT: We are ag- ents for Berg Farm Equipment Stable cleaners, ventilation, stabling, etc. Call John Zan- dwyk, R.R.2, Zurich, Phone 262-5448. Hensall, 38-9-0 p POTATOES; also cooking and Spanish Onions. Call A. Van- denboomen, 236-4038, on high- way 84 east of Zurich. ONTARIO No. 1 Table Potatoes, 75 pound bag for $2.00, - Martin Mommersteeg, 3 miles south of Bayfield, on Blue Water Highway. 37, 8, 9,40-b BOY'S SPORT JACKET and slacks, Size 12. Excellent cond- ition. Phone 236-4369. X LLOYD'S SOLID STATE AC/ Battery, tape recorder four tapes included. also B, S, R, record player, two months old. For AM/FM 8 track play. Phone 236-4046. 41- 42- 43- p HELP WANTED Elderly couple wants house- keeper to live in. Good pay. Phone 262-2235. Hensall. HOUSEKEEPER wanted for farm home. One child at hone in daytime. Call Martin Martens, 238-2758. 41-p 8IRTHS WEBER- Doug and Faye (form- erly of Zurich) wish to announce the arrival of their son, Kevin, at Stevenson lvlemorial Hospital, Alliston, Ontario, on October 6, 1971 CARDS OF THANKS Sending a thank -you and appre- ciation to our relatives, friends, neighbours, Dr. C.J. Wallace, nurses, Father Mooney and Father Robert, for their special kindness while we were both patients at South Huron Hospital, recently. - Sincerely, Arthur and Irene Brisson, 41-b I wish to thank my neighbours, friends and relatives for the cards, flowers, visits, gifts and prayers, while I was a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital and since returning home. - Mervyn Tiernan. 41-p The Zurich Agriculture Society wish to express their sincere thanks to all of you who helped in any way to make this year's Fall Fair such a great success, Your co-operation is greatly appreciated. 41-b SERVICES OFFERED WILL BABY SIT in my home while mother works. Monday through Friday. - Mrs. Gary Maxwell, Phone 236-4292. 40-p PIANO TEACHER; Mrs. John Turkheim, A, T. C. M., will resume teaching of piano and theory in her home, Main Street, Zurich. For appoint- ments telephone, 236-4713, 41- p FOR RENT WINTER STORAGE for boats and trailers. Call Dashwood 237-3532. 40-41-b LOST BROWN WALLET lost in Zurich on Sunday. Wallet contains, driver's licence and birth cert- ificate. Will finder please contact David Smith, 156 Col- umbia Drive, Huron Park, 41-b MISCELLANEOUS WATCH AND CLOCK repairing, Work guaranteed. Fine select- ion of watches, diamonds and china, Diamond re -setting. Trophies. Hess Jewellery, Zur- ich. ltfb CUSTOM KILLING AND PROCESSING All meat wrapped in clear see-through freezer wrap. TUESDAY — Beef and Pork FRIDAY — Beef Only PICT{ -UP SERVICE AVAILABLE Merner's Abattoir 237-3314 Dashwood SANITATION SERVICE SEPTIC TANK PUMPING Drainage and Repairs For immediate service PHONE GRAND BEND 238-2923 or 238.2291 A maximum of $50, 000 worth of the current Series of Canada Savings Bonds may be held by each registered owner. Plowing match success A crowd of spectators gather- ed in the rain about six miles northwest of Goderich, Saturday on the Jamieson Ribey farm at R, R. 6, Goderich for the 44th annual Huron Plowmen's Assoc- iation plowing match. Secretary -treasurer of the association, Russell Bolton, R. R, 1, Seaforth, said the site was ideal for the field of about 60 entrants. Mrs, Gordon Pryce, 23, R.R. 4, Walton won the title queen of the furrows over five other contestants. Runner-up was Miss Faye Merrill, 22, R.R.2, Comfortable Five Room Bunga- low on a spacious corner lot; Household articles, Antiques, Garden Tools, etc. Sell At PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16 at 1:30 p.m. Located in the village of Dash- wood, Ontario. THE HOUSE: Living room, large family size kitchen with adjoin- ing pantry and store room, two bedrooms, modern four -piece bathroom, basement, electric hot water heater, side porch, snmall barn at end of lot, LOT: Approximately 85' by 140', excellent garden; nicely landscaped with shade trees, shrubs and flowers; white fence around the property, 1IOUSEHOLD: Frigidaire ref- rigerator; James Stewart coal and wood stove with reservoir; Quaker Oil space heater; T.V. Dining room suite with table (four leaves), captains chair and five matching chairs and china cabinet; couch; leather covered rocking chair; chester- field and two matching chairs; end tables; lamps; double bed and dresser; drapes; curtains, linoleum. Other miscellaneous articles. ANTIQUES: Raymond sewing machine; sausage grinder, saus- age staffer; lard press; butcher saw; hanging meat scales; spin- ning wheel; phonograph and records; combination roll top desk and upright cabinet;New haven pendulum clock; wash- stand and wash set. EDMUND F KRAFT. Proprietor GLEN WEBB, Clerk DOUG & JACK RIDDELL, Auct- ioneers. JIM'S DECORATING SERVICE Painting & Paper Hanging FREE ESTIMATES Phone Zurich 236-4924 DICK and DAVE'S PLUMBING and E'L'EcYR'I CAL Dick Rau Dave Durand 236.4607 565.5281 "Service that Satisfies" Clinton. The plowing patch was the first either woman had entered, In the special utility class open to all entrants with 12 inch furrows or more, Barry Gordon, of R, R, 1, Seaforth placed first. John Becker, of Dashwood won the Esso championship aware a cash prize. The Eaton's of Canada trophy went to John Leeming of R, R,4, Walton for the best plowed land by a jun- ior competitor using a mounted plow. Graeme Craig, of R. R.1, Walton won the open class for tractor's pulling mounted, semi -mounted or trail plows. He was also awarded the Inter- national Harvester of Canada Ltd. cash award for the best plowed land in the utility class using a mounted plow; his finish was named best in this class, Gunner Pind of Exeter receiv- ed the cash prize offered by Kongskilde Ltd., of Exeter in the class for tractors pulling four or more plows in three circuits of the field, Mr. Pind also received the Gordon Me - Gavin special award for contour plowing. T. P. O'Malley of Teeswater placed first in the open class for all comers with tractors pulling as many plows as wished. His finish was named best in this class. At the end of all events. Mr. O'Malley received a cash award for producing the best finish of the day. William Armstrong, 14, of R. R. 4, Wingham produced the best crown and finish in a class for boys and girls 15 and under. 1 -le was also awarded the Bank of Montreal award, a wrist watch. In the special class for senior high school pupils 19 and under, John Leeming and Barry Gordon won for Seaforth District High School, Entrants from Goderich District Collegiate placed sec- ond and from South Huron Dist- rict High School at Exeter plac- ed third. Dan Regier and Peter McCann won first prize for South Huron in the special class for junior high school pupils 16 and under. A visitor to the area, Tim Law of Belfast, Ireland won in the mounted plows only class for tractors drawing 12 inch furrows or more. 0 A commuter viewed the snowstorm and told his wife he thought conditions were so bad he'd stay home from work. The couple's seven children got up for breakfast and were preparing for school, when the radio announcer said that school was canceled for the day. Suddenly the father decided to risk the trip to work. Remember when a capsule traveled in a man. TENDERS Sealed Tenders are called for: 1 - For Concession of Hensall Arena booth. Percentage of profits on seasonal rates. Highest or lowest tender not necessarily accepted. 2 - For part-time man, approximately 15 hours per week, as designated by the Arena Manager. Tenders must be submitted by October 20, 1971, to the undersigned: Mrs. Karen Alexander Secretary Hensall, Ontario. VILLAGE OF ZURICH I MA OM WWI OIL TENDER SEALED TENDERS, clearly marked as such, will be accepted by the undersigned, for the Supply of Fuel Ove for the Zurich Arena, Zurich Community Centre, Zurich Fire Hall and Municipal Office. Contract will be for one year. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. All tenders to be in the hands of the clerk -treasurer by 12 noon, on October 29, 1971 W. DOUGLAS ARMSTRONG, Clerk -Treasurer, Village of Zurich.