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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1972
FOR SALE
ROTARY and riding mowers,
garden tillers, chain saws and
motorcycles. All in stock and
ready to go. Sales, Service
and parts. - STEVE ARGYLE
OUTDOOR EQUIPMENT,
Bayfield, Phone 565-2800.
19-25-b
ELECTRONIC Calculators,
Royal model. Adds, subtracts,
divides and multiplies electron-
ically. Come in for a demon-
stration. Only $175. - Zurich
Citizens News, Phone 236-4672,
22-x
FIELD OF STANDING Hay.
3 miles south of Bayfield.
Phone 482-7423.
26-p
CUB CADET TRACTOR 10 H, P.
with lawn mower and snow
blower, also two wheel tractor.
Lee Regier, 236-4811.
26-p
SMITH -CORONA typewriter,
standard model. In brand new
condition. Must be seen to be
appreciated. - Zurich Citizens
News, Phone 236-4672,
22-x
FRESH OVEN-READY govern-
ment inspected white rock
roosters, available Friday,
Saturday and Sunday, by order
only. Contact Mrs. Bernie
Denomme, 236-4148.
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MOTORCYCLES: 1970 Triumph
500 C,C. $850.; 1971 Yamaha,
80 G,C, $365.; 1971 Yamaha
90 C.C, $400. All three mach-
ines in original condition.
Here is a chance to buy excel-
lent low mileage machines at
real savings. - Steve Argyle
Outdoor Equipment, Bayfield,
(behind United Church).
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STATIONERY and office suppl-
ies. Drop in and see our com-
plete assortment of writing
papers, envelopes, adding
machines, rubber stamps, etc.
etc. Everything needed for
office, home or school.
Zurich Citizens News -
PHOTOS which appear in the
paper will be sold at the Zur-
ich Citizens News for .25¢
each on a first come, first
serve basis.
26-x
TWO MANURE spreaders,
New Idea 17, ground drive;
International No. -30; ground
drive. '66 80 CC Suzuki trail
bike. - Don Campbell, phone
565-5293.
26-27-b
FILING CABINETS - New,
2, 3, and 4 -drawer, in letter
or legal size. One-week del-
ivery on most units. Priced
from $39. up. - Zurich Citiz-
ens News, Phone, 236-4672,
19-20-p
ADMIRAL USED T.V. 23"
black and white console. Pict-
ure tube guaranteed 1 year.
Only $95. - Gingerich's Sales
and Service. - 25-b
1968 SUZUKI Motor Bike, 500
series, metal flake Gold. In
excellent condition. $700.
Also two metal flake helmets.
Contact Aubrey Bedard, 236-
4064, after 6 p.m. 25-b
QUANTITY OF GOOD mixed
grain. Very convenient to load.
Apply to David Blackwell,
Parr Line, 236-4820.
25-6-7-b
SAWDUST - Free at the mill;
delivered in truckloads <z $5,
per trip to cover trucking exp-
ense. -
FIREWOOD - Short blocks ideal
for fireplaces; 27z" cuttings for
campfires; 48" and 54" cuttings
available in large quantities.
Contact Zurich Wood Products
Ltd. 25-tf
USD) TYPEWRITER - Reming-
ton, with 15" carriage. Compl-
etely reconditioned. - Zurich
Citizens News, 236-4672.
25- tf
FEMALE HELP WANTED
AVON REPRESENTATIVES
make money enjoy life more,
meet friendly people. It's
easy, even if you've never
"sold" before. Call now for
details: Mrs, M. Millson,
17 llawkesbury Ave„ London
32, Phone 454-0541,
25-b
HELP WANTED
ANYONE interested in umpiring
Minor softball on Tuesday or
Thursday night, please contact
Doug O'Brien, 236-4369.
26-x
LOST
2 YEARLING Holstein heifers,
Identification tags in left ear.
- Phone 482-7423.
26-p.
SERVICES OFFERED
CUSTOM KILLING
AND PROCESSING
- 2 Butchering Days -
Tuesday - Beef and Pork
Frjday - Beef Only
Pack -up Service Available.
We wrap your meat in see-
through film. Guaranteed
against freezer burn.
MERNER'S ABATTOIR
237-3314 Dashwood
VACUUM
CLEANERS
SALES & SERVICE
FOR ALL MAKES
BOB PECK
ZURICH ONT,
Phone Hensel! 262-5748
WATCH AND CLOCK repairing.!
Work guaranteed, Fine select-
ion of watches, diamonds and
china. Diamond re -setting.
Trophies. - Hess Jewellery -
Zurich. 1 tf
SANITATION
SERVICE
SEPTIC TANK PUMPING
Drainage and Repairs
For immediate service
PHONE GRAND BEND
238.2923 or 238.2291
McADAMST.V.,
"REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES"
236-4094 or 236-4089
"COLOR SPECIALISTS"
Grade 12 results at SHDHS
The highest five-year grade
12 students at South Huron were
John Blackwell, Christine Hab-
erer, Donald Noakes, and Joan
Allen.
The highest four-year grade
12 students were Elsie Toornstra,
Wendy Grasdahl, Garry Gibson,
and Tim Mock.
Certificates of achievement
were given to the students with
the highest standing in each
subject. These were as follows:
Physical Education, Paul
McKnight, Deb Riddell;Engl-
ish 450, John Blackwell; Engl-
ish 450, Don Noakes; Geog-
raphy 450, Jamie Kneale;
Math 450, Don Noakes; Math
440, Robert Beierling; Math
441, Joe Darling; Latin 450,
John Blackwell; French 450,
John Blackwell, Christine
Haberer; Spanish 450, John
Blackwell, Christine Haberer;
Chemistry 450, Don Noakes;
Chemistry 440, Jim Guenther;
Biology 400, Jeff Reaburn;
Environmental Science 400,
Beth Passmore; Home Ec 400,
Bierling; Man in Society 400,
David Graham; World Politics
400, Jeff Reaburn; Modern
Lit, 400, Joan Lynn; Business
Finance 400, Wendy Grasdahl;
Shorthand 400, Nancy Alexand-
er; Office Practice 400, Elsie
Toornstra; Business Corresp,
400 Lois Johns; Bookkeeping
400, Sharon Willert; Account-
ing 450, Joe Darling; Business
Law 400, Paula Day; Auto
Mechanics 442, Keith Snyder;
Machine Shop 442, Denton
Gaiser; Electricity 442, Garry
Gibson,: Building Construction,
442, Tim Mock; Machine
Shop 441, Keith Snyder;
ENGAGEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce T. Keys,
Varna, wish to announce the
forthcoming marriage of their
daughter, Marilyn Ruth, to Mr.
James Roy Alexander Laing,
son of Mr. and Mrs. John J.
Laing, Mississauga. The marr-
iage will take place in Goshen
United Church, July 15, at
4:30 p.m.
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IN MEMORIUM
In loving memory of a dear
Mother, Gertrude Datars who
passed away one year ago July
1, 1971.
God saw you getting tired
He did what He thought best
He put his arm around you
And whispered "Come and
rest!
The Golden Gate stood open
One year ago today,
With goodbyes left unspoken
You gently slipped away,
- Always remembered by daugh.
ter Marion and son-in-lawRon.
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MALE HELP WANTED
Utility Employee
to work in small utility,
Hydro and Water Department.
Experience preferred. Please
indicate salary range. Must
be willing to do service work,
Apply to:
W, D. Armstrong, Manager
Zurich Hydro -Electric
Zurich, Ontario
Architectural Drafting 441,
Bob Lovie; Mechanical Drafting
441, Robert Potter; Electronics
441, Garry Gibson,
Grade 12 I-lonour Roll (80%
or more)
John Blackwell, John Noakes,
Don Noakes, Richard Ottewell,
Nancy Alexander, Joan Allen;
Christine Iiaberer, Jamie
Kneale, Olga Zemitis, Joe
Darling, Mary Margaret Jeffrey,
Christine Cann, Adrienne Van
Raay, Darlene Rader.
There were 163 students who
graduated with a Secondary
School Graduation Diploma:
Nancy Alexander, Pauline
Allen, Joan Allen, Dixie,
Amerongen, Paul Armstrong,
Vincent Ayotte, Sharon Batten
Michael Beck, Robert Beierling,
Allan Bisback, John Blackwell,
Shelley Bonthron, Pam Boysen-
berry, Ronald Brintnell, Wil-
liam Cameron, Judith Cann,
Christine Cann, Gerard Char-
rette, Robert Clarke, Glen
Cockwill, Lorna Corbett, Wayne
Corbett, James Cornish, Debra
Crown, Joseph Darling, Barb-
ara Datars, Paula Day, Randy
Decker, Peter DeGroot, Mary
Louise Denomme, Carol Ann
Desjardine, Judith Dickie.
Gerard Dietrich, Sally Diet-
rich, Ronald Essery, Darcy
Etherington, Deborah Lynne
Farquhar, Larry Ferguson,
Joan Finkbeiner, James Fletch-
er, Charles Ford, Janice Frayne,
Richard Funston, Denton Gaiser,
Earl Gascho, Ralph Geiger,
Mozart Gelinas, Doug Jeffrey,
Garry Gibson, Wendy Grasdahl,
Theresa Grenier, Mary Ann
Groot, James Guenther,
Christine Hab'erer, Linda Hack-
ney, Philip Hall, Kyle Harrison,
Gary Hartman, John Hayter,
Karen Hern , Mervyn Hern,
Terry Hewitt, Dianne Hodge,
Mary Hodgins, Deborah Hogg,
Kathy Holtzmann, Stephen
Horner, Dennis Hutton, Mary
Margaret Jeffrey, Cathy Jeffrey,
Charlene Jeffrey, Richard Jen-
nison, Janice Johns, Lois Johns
Ian Johnston, Linda Jones,
Barry Keller, Karen Kerslake,
Jamie Kneale, John Lawson,
Ronald Lobb, Ginger Love,
Robert Lovie, Richard Luther,
James Lynn, Joan Lynn, Brenda
Market, Robert Marshall,
Peter Mason, Carolyn McCann,
Ann McInnis, Robert McIntosh,
Guy McIntyre, Nancy Mci<in-
non, Paul McKnight, Deborah
Merrier, Dianne Miller, Frank
Miller, Tim Mock, Gerry
Morgan, Kathryn Munn, Sandra
Munn, Stephen Murley, Wilma
Neevel, Donald Noakes, John
SECRETARIAL HELP
for
HENSALL PUBLIC
SCHOOL
up to 17 1/2 hrs. per week.
Applications stating exper-
ience, and telephone number
should be addressed to:
MR. RON McKAY, Principal,
Hensall Public School,
Hensall, Ontario.
Deadline for Applications
is July 7, 1972,
D.J. Cochrane, R,M, Elliott
Director Chairman
JOHN BLACKWELL
TOP GRADE 12 STUDENT,
Noakes, Dwight Noels, Donald
Oesch, Richard Ottewell,
Alma Oud, Louise Panet,
Richard Parker, Ross Parsons,
Beth Passmore, Sylvia Paton,
Ruth Ann Peariso, Douglas
Penhale, Albert Pepper, Bar-
bara Pfaff, Lois Porter, Robert
Potter, Gordon Pryde, Darlene
Rader, Kathryn Ratz, Deborah
Riddell, James Roberts, Grah-
am Robinson, Bruce Russell,
Michael Sangster, Sheila
Sangster, Larry Shapton, Dor-
othy Skea, Keith Snyder, Bon-
nie Stevens, Tim Stover,
Danny Stuckless, Nancy
Schwartz, Cheryl Sweet, Car-
olyn Thiel, Howard Thiel,
Barbara Anne Thomas, Janice
Thomson, Joy Thomson, Elsie
Toornstra, Sherry Travers,
Donald Triebner, Adrienne Van-
Raay, Marion Van Roestel,
Susan Van Wyck, Joanne Verm-
unt, Margaret Wallace, Doris
Webb, Wilma Weiburg, Gordon
Weigand, Kathryn Wells,
Wanda Wilder, Sharon Willert,
Robert Willis, Margaret Wilson,
Patricia Wynja, Han Zeehulsen,
Olga Zemitis, and Nelly Zon-
dag.
Honour Roll: (80% or over -
receives a plaque)
John Blackwell, John Noakes,
Don Noakes, Richard Ottewell,
Nancy Alexander, Joan Allen,
Christine Haberer, Jamie Kneale
Olgz Zemitis, Joe Darling,
Mary Margaret Jeffrey, Christ-
ine Cann, Adrienne Van Raay,
Darlene Rader.
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Doctor dies
in crash
(continued from page 1)
Elsborg Jensen, London, skid-
ded out of control on highway 4
north of Exeter and struck a
natural gas breather pipe.
Constable Ed Wilcox estimated
the total damage at $325.
On June 23, cars driven by
James Davis, London, and
George Demelo, London, col-
lided on highway 4 north•of
Exeter. Total damage was
estimated at $1, 700 by Const-
able Ed Wilcox. There were
no injuries.
Three thefts were reported
this week to the Exeter detach-
ment. A front end loader owned
by Lee Jennison, Grand Berxl,
was left at an Usborne Town-
ship gravel pit and all of the
vehicles lights valued at $66.
were stolen. A steering wheel
valued at $20. was stolen from
Don Taylor Motors, in Exeter.
A quantity of tools valued at
$75 were taken from the resid-
ence of Hubert Hunter, R, R, 3,
Exeter.
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