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Zurich Citizens News, 1972-07-27, Page 8PAGE 8 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1972 ::.:�•>: ::situ: sem;; FOR SALE 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 FRESH RASPBERRIES, pick your own or place your order. - W. Rooseboom, 236-4102. 29-30-b SMITH -CORONA typewriter, standard model. In brand new condition. Must be seen to be appreciated. - Zurich Citizens News, Phone 236-4672. 22-x PELLET GUN, hardly.used. 4 1/2 calibre. - Phone 236- 4662. x PHOTOS which appear in the paper will be sold at the Zur- ich Citizens News for .25¢ each on a fust come, first serve basis. 26-x MEN'S ROLLER SKATES (new wheels) Size 10 in good condit- ion. - Phone 236-4662. x 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 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 - VEGETABLES - Head Lettuce, DOW ready, Beans next week. Other vegetables later. Phone Leibold, 236-4738. 30- p 1 - 500 watt portable generator, left, clearing at $150. L 1 Homelite Chain Saws - easiest saw to start, $159. Adriens Riding Mowers in stock, from $469. Lawn Mower and Chain Saw parts and service a special- ty. - Steve Argyle Outdoor Equipment, Bayfield. Phone 565-2800. 30-31-b RASPBERRIES; Pick them your- self or we pick them. Phone 262-5448. 30-b FIREWOOD for sale, Custom tree cutting, free estimates. Phone 236-4753 or 236-4164. 30- p GOOD FAMILY HOME, well situated in the Village of Zur- ich. 3 -bedroom and full bath upstairs. Bedroom and 2 -piece bath downstairs. Also sun -room. Call Mrs. Helen Thiel, 236- 4360, after 6 p.m. 30-b USED T.V. ANTENNA. 3 -years old. New $ 89, will sell for $45. or best offer, - Call Duward McAdams, 236-4094, 28-b 660 CASE COMBINE, C ,W , Cab; Corn Head; 84" Innes Pick-upl reel; Din Elevator Extension. - Phone 262-5809. 30-b SAWDUST - Free at the mill; delivered in truckloads $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 FEMALE HELP WANTED AVON WANTS YOU, if you want to make extra money, if you like people, if you can spare some of your free hours selling our famous products. It's easy and fun. 30-b WANTED TO BUY PRIVATE COLLECTOR will buy old dolls, doll furniture and dishes, and other doll items. Write Box BE, Zurich, Ontario. o Zurich Citizens News. 27-8-9-30-b ACCOMMODATION WANTED APARTMENT or HOME wanted in or close to the village of Zurich. Two bedrooms, mod- ern conveniences, Contact Mr. R. Redick, 8 Godfrey Drive, London 32, Phone 451- 5453. 27-tf COMING EVENTS BEEF BAR -B -Q & DANCE, Wednesday, August 2, Seaforth Memorial Centre. Sponsored by the Huron County Beef Imp- rovement Association. Tickets are available from the follow- ing Huron County Beef Improve- ment Association directors in your area: Herb Klopp, R, R. 3, Zurich; Ian McAllister, R. R,1, Zurich and Alec Turnbull, R. R. 1, Dashwood. SERVICES OFFERED VACUUM CLEANERS SALES & SERVICE FOR ALL MAKES BOB PECK ZURICH ONT. Phone Hensall 262-5748 CUSTOM KILLING AND PROCESSING -- 2 Butchering Days — • Tuesday — Beef and Pork Frjday — Beef Only Pack -up Service Available. We wrap your meat in see- thzough film. Guaranteed against freezer burn. MERNER'S ABATTOIR ,237-3314 Dashwood 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 Scots Pine is not native to Canada. CARD OF THANKS The family of the late James Venner wish to thank their rel- atives, friends and neighbours for their kind expressions of sym pathy extended to them during their recent bereavement. Special thanks to Dr. Goddard, the Queensway Nursing 1-lome and staff, Rev. D. Beck, the pallbearers and the Bonthron Funeral Honie. Your kindness will long be remembered. 30-b THE REDUCING GAME The Consumers' Association of Canada issues a warning that there is no legislation presently covering reducing salons. Clients are strongly urged to investigate a new company be- fore investing their money, and not to borrow or pledge future income before there is a reasonable certainty that a new venture will provide the service promised. CAC head- quarters is at 100 Gloucester Street, Ottawa, THE HURON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION requires for September 1, 1972 TEACHERS FOR SCHOOLS FOR RETARDED CHILDREN (Mornings Only) at Golden Circle School, Wingham Ontario Principal: Mrs. Florence Reavie, Wingham, Ontario at Queen Elizabeth School, God- erich, Ontario Principal; Mrs. Joan M. Graham 15 Caledonia Terrace, God- erich, Ontario These positions involve the ability to work with Trainable Retarded children. Written appl- ications stating qualifications, experience and telephone numb- er should be addressed to the Principal. Applicants should hold a basic Ontario teaching certificate. Preference will be given to those who hold a cert- ificate in Teaching Trainable Retarded Children or in Special Education. Interviews with sel- ected applicants will be arrang- dd by the Principal. TEACHERS' AIDES ( Mornings Only) Golden Circle School, Wingham Ontario Queen Elizabeth School, God- erich Huron Hope School, Huron Park Principal; Mrs. Eleanor Scott, Box 118, Huron Park, Ontario. These positions involve the ability to work with Trainable Retarded children. Written applications indicating exper- ience and telephone number should be addressed to the Prin- cipal. Interviews will be arrang- ed with selected applicants. D.J. Cochrane, Director of Education R, M, Elliott, Chairman. Noted American impresario -playwright Norman Corwin hosts a new series of half-hour taped dramas under the title, Norman Corwin Presents, for telecast Fridays at 8:30 p.m. on CBC -TV in color. He will introduce the teleplays, some of which he wrote himself, and which will star actors of international stature, both American and Canadian. The anthology series will range from comedy to tragedy, with the accent on imaginative scripts. Playhouse opens Theatre in a tent is featured at the new HURON COUNTRY PLAYHOUSE where TWO FOR THE SEESAW plays this week. The colourful tent was erected last Saturday and serves as a 300 seat auditorium for the first professional summer theatre company to be located in the Grand Bend area. TWO FOR THE SEESAW, is the bittersweet comedy about two lonely people in New York City. Starring Terry Tweed and David Alexander, the direction is by Bathsheba Garnett and design by Dale Melsness. The show continues through Sunday evening. Seats are available for the remaining performances. HURON COUNTRY PLAY- HOUSE is a "first" for the Grand Bend area. There have been numerous attempts in the past, however, to establish theatre companies there. The presense of vast numbers of tourists and summer residents has been the influencing factor. The problem has always been in finding a suitable site, until, of course, the idea of locating the playhouse on a deserted farm was hit upon. The farm location is one that is proving very popular with the Playhouse audiences, and support has been even great- er than expected. Indication of this was given at the opening night performance at which Managing Director James Murph) read the long list of Playhouse patrons donars and supporters, Among the near capacity aud- ience which attended the open- ing night performance were res- idents of London, Goderich, Stratford, Guelph, Sarnia, Port Huron and Detroit. An opening night party was hosted by Dr. Gerald at the Monetta Menard Restaurant in Grand Bend. Rehearsals are now under way for THE PAISLEY CONVERTIBLE, the second show of the season. Steer This Way BY LARRY SNIDER A survey by the U.S. Insurance Institute for Highway Safety shows that head restraints have accounted for an 18% reduction in whiplash injuries. * Now someone has invented an air bag for the front of the car. The bag is inflated when the driver pushes a 'panic button" * In Japan's future may well be a total ban of autos from its cities. Instead, people will be moved about via conveyor belts and computerized subways. * If the car pulls constantly to one side when stopping, it's probably due to a wheel cylinder defect. The highest recorded price for a vintage car was the $65,000 paid for a 1905 Rolls-Royce a few years ago. Sorry we can't sell you a vintage Rolls — but we do feature a dazzling selection of economical beauties at Larry Snider MOTORS LIMITED EXETER 235-1640 LONDON 227-4191 Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer Drive in soon!