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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1972.
FOR SALE
POTATOES now available also
carrots,( -Phone 236-4038 on
Highway 84, east of Zurich.
Arnold Vandenboomen> 37-p
CHRISTMAS DRAW - a gift
certificate of $14. in merchan-
dise from the store will be giver
to the winner. Draw will be
made on Saturday evening,
December 23, at 6 p. m. -
OESCH SHOE STORE
48-9-50-1-b
OFFICE EQUIPMENT, stationery
and school supplies, all at
great savings. You name it --
we have it. - Zurich Citizens
News, Phone 236-4672,
37-tf
CHRISTMAS STATIONERY -
in attractive boxes. Makes an
ideal gift for any member of
the family. - Zurich Citizens
News, 236-4672.
50-51-p
GIFT SUBSCRIPTIONS: What
could make a more appropriate
Christmas gift than a subscript-
ion to the Zurich Citizens News.
We send attractive cards ann-
ouncing the gift. - Call 236-
4672.
50-51-p
1971 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS,
2 Dr. N.T. Very clean. Power
Brakes and steering. Vinyl roof.
Electric rear defogger. Radio,
6 rims. Snowtires. 32, 000 miles
For further information, phone
236-4672.
50-b
HELP WANTED
WANTED IMMEDIATELY -
part-time housekeeper and kit-
chen help. Apply to Blue Water
Rest Home, Zurich.
51- b
KITCHEN HELP wanted to start
work immediately. Apply in
person to Hotel Hensall,
51- b
MATURE PERSON wanted for
general duties at Building Sup-
ply Dealer. Ball & MaCauley,
Hensall, phone 262-2713.
50-b
FOR RENT
OFFICE SPACE and warehouse
area, in Zurich, almost 1, 000
square feet. Will rent separately
or together. For further inform-
ation contact Herb Turkheim,
236-4672,
50-51-p
MISCELLANEOUS
1,4
SIMPLIFY your Christmas shop-
ping. In business 20 years, I
sell all magazines, anytime,
anywhere. - Mrs. Cecil Kipfer,
Hensall, Phone 262-2278.
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1752 Calendar
Set Christmas
Date on Dec. 25
We know that our calen-
dar today is a relatively
modern institution. But do
we realize that in earliest
times, Christmas was cele-
brated on January 18? It is
still so celebrated. by the
Armenian church.', Ater on,
the date became January 6
— and it was only in 1752,
with the final change to the
Gregorian calendar, that
the rearrangement of dates
placed Christmas Day ori
December 25.
BIRTH
SHANTZ - At South Huron
Hospital, on Sunday, Decemb-
er 17, 1972, to Mr. and Mrs,
Gerald Shantz, R. R.2, Zurich,
a sop, Steven Gerald. A brother
for Sonya Lynn.
COMING EVENTS
CHRISTMAS BALL - Sponsored
by Zurich Minor Athletic Assoc-
iation, Saturday, December 23.
Music by the "Bluetones."
Tickets available from Z. M.
A.A. members.
49-50-1-b
A CAPPELLO CHORUS
A program of Christmas Music,
Presented at the Zurich Men-
nonite Church, Saturday, Dec-
ember 23. 8:00 p.m. Directed
by Martha Epp, Parkhill.
Everyone Welcome.
51- b
Huron County Health Unit an-
nounces Expectant Parent Educ-
ation Classes commencing Jan-
uary 1973. For further informat-
ion call: Goderich - 524-8301
Wingham - 357-2264, Clinton,
482-9661, Exeter - 235-1014.
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SERVICES OFFERED -
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING and
Processing --Monday - Beef;
Tuesday - Pork. Pick up serv-
ice available - Al's Super Save,
phone 262-2017.
49- tf
SNOW REMOVAL SERVICE,
auger type blower. Contact
Percy Bedard Jr., phone 236-
4873, after 3.30 p. m.
51- b
T. V. TOWERS, Antenna,
boosters etc. for sale, installed
and repaired. Harold Elliott,
Phone 262-5372 Hensall after
4 p. m.
47-48-49-50-p
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
T.V. & RADIO
SERVICE
Complete repairs on all makes
NIGHT CALLS
Government Certified Technician
call
GORD BLECK
Bluewater Electronics
236-4224
CARDS OF THANKS
The family of the late Mrs.
Rose Denomme wish to express
their heartfelt appreciation for
all the kindness shown to them
in the recent loss of their Moth-
er. The many Masses, sympathy
cards, the thoughtfulness of the
neighbours and friends will be
long remembered. Special
thanks to the Fathers Durand
and Robert, Queensway Nursing
Home, Dr. Goddard, Westlakes
and the ladies of St. Boniface
CWL who prepared and served
the dinner after the funeral.
51- b
I wish to thank friends, neigh-
bours and relatives for the many
acts of kindness while a patient
in St. Joseph's Hospital, London
and since returning home.
Special thanks to Rev. Clayton
Kuepfer. - Joseph Martin -
51- p
The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Blue Water Rest Home sincerely
thank everyone who donated and
attended their bazaar, bake sale
and teas during 1972. - Seasons
Greetings to all. -
51-b
In order to thank all people
who have done so much for my
wife while in hospital and dur-
ing her long illness. There are
too many to mention personally
in case some may be over-
looked, but a special mention
for the nurses at South Huron
Hospital who did little things
for her comfort beyond the call
of duty. A very sincere thanks
to everyone from the family. -
Hector Forcier - 51-b
I would like to thank everyone
who remembered me with cards,
gifts, treats, and visits while
I was a patient in St. Joseph's
Hospital, and since returning
home. Special thanks to Dr.
Wallace and Dr. Stavraky. -
Mark Johnston -
I wish to express my appreciat-
ion for flowers, gifts, cards and
visits received during my stay
at Alexandria Marine and Gen-
eral Hospital, Goderich. Spec-
ial thanks to Dr. Deathe, Dr.
Flowers, the nursing staff and
to those who helped at home.
- Jack Scotchmer -
- 51-b
THE
HURON COUNT'(
BOARD OF EDUCATION
requires
Chief Custodian
for
South Huron District
High School
EXETER
Written applications, stating
age, experience and1telephone
number, should bel addressed to;
MR, R, McVEAN
Plant Superintendent
Huron County Board of Educat•
ion,
103 Albert St.
. Clinton
Applicants will be notified if
required, for interview. Dead
line for applications is December
28, 1972,
R, M, ELLIOTT D, J, COCHRANE,
Chairman Director
How to Make A
Christmas Scrapbook
Here's a great idea for
salvaging those used or left-
over Christmas gift wraps.
You may use a regular 3 -
ring loose-leaf notebook, or
cut cardboard to any size
you like, for the covers, If
you make your covers, you
can punch holes in them
later and put covers and in-
side pages together with
left -over Christmas ribbons
(press then( smooth first).
Cover notebook or card-
board with gift -wrap paper.
You can press used or left-
over Christmas wrap paper
smooth with an iron, set on
very low heat. Measure
notebook, taking the height
and width of front and back
covers. Add 1" overlap to all
four sides. Cut out of one
piece of paper, or two if you
use two pieces of cardboard.
Notch the corners, Using
rubber cement, or any
household glue, glue paper
to outside covers of note-
book, centering between the
notched corners, Then glue
overlaps to inside of covers.
Measure exact dimensions
of inside covers. Cut out one
piece of gift wrap for each
(this could be a contrast
pattern) and cement into
place, covering overlaps,
BIRTH
BILLO - At South Huron Hospit-
al, on Thursday, December 15,
1972, to Mr. and Mrs. James
Billo, of Zurich, a daughter,
Deborah Ann, A sister for Tracy
Lee.
Of Property, Household Effects, Automobile and
miscellaneous items
For the Estate of the late
MR. PETER NEUSCHWANGER
at the
Zurich Community Centre
SATURDAY, JANUARY 6
at 1: p.m,
PROPERTY: Large white brick house and lot on
Goshen Street, in Zurich, second block north of No.
84 highway. Four bedrooms, large family size Kit-
chen, spacious living room; 3 piece bathroom, back
kitchen utility room, full basement and forced air
oil furnace. Large garage at rear of property,
- 23 3/4 acres, more or less, grass farm on the
west half of the east half of Lot Number 14 in the
south boundary concession of Stanley Township.
For inspection of these properties prior to sale
date, contact either of the executors listed below.
ANTIQUES AND HOUSEHOLD - International refrig-
erator; Beach four burner stove; Viking 15 cubic foot
freezer; Clare Jewel wood stove, Western Oak Guelph
stove; Westinghouse cabinet radio; Admiral 21" T.V.;
dining room table, 3 leaves and 8 chairs; two wood-,
en rocking chairs; upholstered rocking chair, day bed;
fern stands; coffee table; end tables; chesterfield and
two snatching chairs; lamps, mirrors, and scatter
rugs; side board, pantry table and chairs, Beatty
wringer washing machine; combination desk and
chest of drawers; blanket chests; New Haven mantle
clock; New Williams peddle sewing machine; bed-
room suites; wash stands, dressers with mirrors;
chest of drawers; assorted tables, chairs, apple peel-
ers; iron kettle with stand; flat irons..
TOOLS AND MISCELLANEOUS -MTD 3 HP Roto
Tiller with reverse; lawn boy 19" power mower;
trunk, sausage press; sliding weigh scale; coal oil
lanterns; boilers; tubs; crocks;' small hand tools, etc.
CAR - 1958 Ford, four door sedan with 39, 000 miles
Good condition, selling as is.
Property will be sold subject to reserve bid
Not responsibilities for accidents on day of sale.
EXECUTORS: Mr. Ray Rader, phone 237-3244
Mr, Earl Rader, phone 438-9093
D & J RIDDELL AUCTION SERVICE
"Doug" "Jack"
237-3576 237-3431