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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1973
11001,10.01.11*
FOR SALE
POTATOES, SPANISH ONIONS,
turnips and cabbage. - Arnold
VandenBoomen, on highway
84 east of Zurich - Phone 236'-
4038. 38 -if
SAVE $316 during the summer
Moto -Ski Sale. Regular price
on 73 Capri 440 model, 32 H,P,
is 1225. Summer sale special
only $ 899. including electric
start kit, THE BOS'N'SHOP,
Brucefield, Phone 482-7222,
33 -tf
USED TYPEWRITERS - over 20
models to choose. One electric.
Priced from 539,95 to $125.
Help the students to better marks
- Zurich Citizens News, phone
236-4672. tf
1967 CHEV. BEL AIR, V-8
certified. Reasonable Price.
Call 236-477 8. 39-p
FOUR ONLY - used office desks,
30" x 60". Double pedestal
style. In good condition. -
Zurich Citizens News, phone
236-4672. 42tf
APPLES - Eating and cooking,
also cider apples. Phone 482-
9141. - Fred McClymont, Varna.
41-b
KNIT KING Knitting machine
with attachments and instruct-
ion book. Like new. Phone
236-4178 after 4:30 p.m.
41-42-b
APPLES - Macs, Courtland,
Snows, Golden Delicious. Bring
your own containers. - Wilfred
Mousseau, 236-4110.
41- b
NAVY BLUE WOOL melton
midi -coat, hooded, Size 12;
also short beige coat size 10.
Call 236-4778. 42,b
RABBITS - 11 New Zealand
white mature Does. -Phone
262-5628. 42-b
APPLES - Macs, Courtlands,
Snows, Tasman Sweets, Red
and Golden Delicious. Bring
containers. Also Jack O'Lantern
pumpkins for Hallowe'en.
- Wilfred Mousseau, 2 1/2 miles
west of Hensall. Phone 236-
4110. 42-b'
CONTROL WARBLE and Lice the
easy way, with Ruelene or Neg-
avon, available from Bill Cole-
man, Kippen, Phone 262-5031.
42-43-b
HELP WANTED
VILLAGE of ZURICH; Hydro
and Water Systems requires
person to work in office, book-
keeping, typing required.
Apply at Municipal Office no
later than October 31, 1973.
- W.D. Armstrong, Clerk
Treasurer, Village of Zurich,
Phone 236-4974. 42-b
SCHOOL BUS DRIVER required
for Zurich area to begin as soon
as possible. Male or Female.
Will train. Apply to Murphy Bus
Lines, Clinton, Phone 482-
3493. 42-p
WANTED TO BUY
STIFF -TOOTH cultivator,
approximately 9 feet. Call
Orland Reichert, 236-4127.
42-p
Influence is what you think
you have, until you try to use it.
BIRTH
HENDRICK - Bob and Linda
Hendrick are pleased to an-
nounce the birth of their daught-
er, Andrea Joanne, at South
Huron Hospital, Exeter, on
October 10, 1973. A sister for
Jonathon.
COMING EVENTS
General meeting of the South
Huron and District Association
for the Mentally Retarded will
hold the October meeting in the
ARC Industries, Dashwood on
Wednesday, October 24, at
8 p.m. Guest speaker - J.
Patrick Sharahan, Superintend-
ent of the Huron County Child-
ren Aid Society. His topic will
be "facing the year, 2000 as
a child". Corne and bring a
friend. Refreshments will be
served. 42-b
HULLY GULLY
Oct 20 - Auction
Oct 20 - Oktoberfest
(German Band, famous Germ-
an Food)
Oct 21 - Ontario Snowmobile
grass drag championship
series (4th event)
Oct 27 - The Home Steaders
(Hallowe'en Dance)
WANTED
0.1
PLATFORM SCALES. 500 Lbs.
Cap. or more. Phone Jim Hogg,
R.R.2, Zurich, 236-4857.
41- p
RIDE NEEDED - Tuesday, Wed-
nesday and Friday nights after
6 p.m. from Exeter to Zurich.
Willing to pay for ride. Please
call 236-4778. 41-b
WINTER ACCOMODATION for
25 cows. Cali Ken Parke at
262-5423. 42-43-p
SERVICES OFFERED
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING -
Freezer orders. Killing days,
Monday and Wednesday after-
noon. - YUNGBLUT'S MEAT
MARKET, Phone 236-4312,
after hours, 236-4681.
WATCH and CLOCK repairing.
Work guaranteed. Fine select-
ion of watches, diamonds and
china. Diamond re -setting.
Trophies - HESS JEWELLERY -
Zurich. 2 tf
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING and
Processing - Monday - Beef;
Tuesday - Pork. Pick-up serv-
ice available - AL'S SUPER
SAVE, - Phone 262-2017.
DOMESTIC
REFRIGERATION
Air Conditioners, Freezers
SALES & SERVICE
MAX'S TV
AND APPLIANCES
GRAM BEND, ;238,.2493
METRIC TEMPERATURE
Normal body temperature
will soon be 37 deg. C rather
than 98.6 deg. F. reminds
Consumers' Association of Can-
ada. 40 deg. C will be a very
high fever! 25 deg. C will mean
a comfortably warm day; 30 deg
C -sweltering heat.
ENGAGEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Marinus C.
Vermunt, R. R.1, Zurich, are
pleased to announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Joanne
Elizabeth, to Mr. Douglas N.
Stade, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold C. Stade, Zurich. The
wedding will take place on
Saturday, November 10, 1973,
at St. Peter's Roman Catholic
Church, St. Joseph, at 3 o'cioc1
42-p
CARDS OF THANKS
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Erb would
like to thank everyone for their
kindness during their recent
sad bereavement. A special
thank you to Westlake Ambul-
ance Service, Rev. Blackwell,
Rev. Kuepfer and neighbours.
42-b
We would like to express our
thanks to the people of the
Varna -Goshen congregations
for -the wonderful evening they
held for us and the lovely
gifts for our home. Special
thanks to those who put on the
entertainment and the ladies
for lunch. - Ruth and Murdoch
Morrison. - 42-b
I wish to thank my relatives and
friends for their visits, cards
and flowers and kind deeds while
I was a patient in South Huron
Hospital. - Mrs. Wes Merner -
42-b
This past week news of trag-
edy headlined the pages of our
newspapers once again. Fires,
people dying on our roads, and
for those in the Middle East,
war the cause of separation for
friends and loved ones. This
seems pretty well routine for
most of us. News of someone
else's misfortune escapes our
minis rather easily, until it
becomes a reality in our own
lives. This past Wednesday,
tragedy became very real to
us as news of the sudden death
of our only daughter reached us.
Words cannot express how we
felt. Instantly gone from us,
one that we loved very dearly,
gone were the dreams we held
for her and gone was the smile
that cheered each one young
and old. This community lost
a citizen, that was not only our
daughter, but a friend to all
that came in contact with her.
We tend to be cheered as we
realize the words of a friend
(It was better to have loved for
a while than not to have loved
at all).
Kathy and I were appalled
at the overwhelming kindness
shown by our community, We
would like at this time to thank
neighbours and friends for their
many acts of kindness, all those
who remembered us with pray-
ers, flowers, cards and charities.
Special thanks to Dr. Wallace,
and Dr. Walker and nurses on
4th floor S.E. Wing, St. Joseph's
Hospital and all those who visit-
ed us and helped make Kathy's
stay there a pleasant one.
Special thanks also to Rev.
Clayton Kuepfer, Rev. Andrew
Blackwell, W.M.S.C, and
Westlake Funeral Home. We
are grateful to God for the time
we were permitted to be togeth-
er and look forward to rejoining
Connie in that mansion in the
sky. - Sincerely Paul and Kathy
Steckle, - 42-b
Suburbia --where the develop-
er bulldozes out all the trees,
then names the streets after
them.
IN MEMORIAM
OESC11 —In loving memory of
a dear mother and grandmother,
Fannie Oesch who passed away
one year ago October 23, 1972.
You bade no one a last fare-
well or even say good-bye.
You were gone before we real-
ized and only God knows why,
Time goes on with marry
changes
Joy and sorrows smiles and
tears
But your memory Mother is
ever cherished
With the passing of the years.
-Always remembered and sadly
missed by Violet, Laureen, Vera
Carl and Bob and their families.
FARM SOLD
AUCTION SALE
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20
at 12:00 Noon Sharp
Featuring 60 Cattle, 3 Horses,
20 Hogs, Tractors, Machinery,
Combine. Some Furniture and
Antiques.
For THOMAS SLAVIN,
Lot 4, Concession 13,
TUCKERSMEI'H TWP..
31/2 miles east of Hensall.
TRACTORS: Allis Chalmers
diesel, Model 170, like new con-
dition, just 1680 hours; A.C.
mounted 3 furrow adjustable
plow trip bottoms; A.C. PTO
siderake, new model; Massey
Ferguson PTO Model 110 man-
ure spreader. brand new; J.D.
combine, PTO Model 42. com-
plete with spike cylinder. grain
header pick-up, scour clean. in
excellent condition; Int. Super
C tractor with Freeman load-
er, mounted mower. 2 row
scuffler. bean puller, all goes
as one unit; Int. 16 run double
disc fertilizer drill, in good
condition; A.C. 10 ft. hydraulic
control discs, 91/2 ft. complete
with harrows (Kongskilde); 32
ft. Case elevator; Turneo grav-
ity box and Co-op wagon;
Dunham 3 pt. hitch grader;
gravity box and Int. wagon;
wide farm trailer suitable for
3 Ski -loos; Case Model 200 hay
baler; M.M. corn picker; Fair-
banks hammer mill; weigh
scales; / ton feed mixer com-
plete with motor; other Int.
equipment includes: corn har-
vester; cutting box with pipes;
spring tooth cultivator; 8 ft.
disc.
TRUCK: 1963 Iia ton GMC. 4
speed transmission, needs body
work, 53,000 miles. sell as is.
Grain auger; 5 sections har-
rows with 2 iron poles.
HAY: Approx. 5.000 bales of
good hay. (Arrangements can
be made for storage until
spring at the purchaser's risk.)
Also 500 bales straw.
Surge milking machine. 2
units; steel wheelbarrow; 5
CUSTOM KILLING
AND PROCESSINd
— 2 Butchering Days --
Tuesday — Brat and Pork
Fr)day —. Beet Only
Pack -up Service Available.
We wrap your meat in see-
through film. Guaranteed
against freezer burn.
MERNER'S ABATTOIR
217-3314 Deshwnud
farrowing crates; electric mo-
tors; 750-24 Goodyear Imp. tire,
like new. on rim.
HORSES: Arabian 5 year old
mare with yearling filly (quar-
ter horse); 2 year old mare.
Arabian; new western saddle,
bridles and pony saddle.
HOGS: 5 small chunks; 15
feeder hogs (80-90 lbs.).
CATTLE: Purebred Hereford
bull (Whitney Coates breeder),
21/2 years old; good Holstein
cow. 5 years old. heavy in calf;
2 Charolais cows with calves by
side; 8 Angus cross -bred cows;
7 black and white-faced cows;
9 Hereford cows; 1 Holstein
heifer, 2 years old; polled Hol-
stein cow and calf; 19 summer
calves; 6 yearling steers; 2
heifers.
Three wagons and flat bale
racks.
ANTIQUES: Ornate brass and
iron bed, brass posters top and
bottom; 2 copper boilers; small
iron kettle; large rare old de-
signed metal teapot. family
heirloom, 2 press back chairs;
wicker rocker; sideboard; com-
mode; harvest table; 4 buggy
wheels; wagon wheel; churn;
ether items.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Ad-
miral frig; 19 -inch Admiral TV
with stand; 2 washstands;
dresser; Mixmaster; blender;
radio; davenport; high chair;
covered cake dishes; many
other items; assortment of
small tables.
TOOLS & MISC.: Note: Large
chest assorted hexagon bolts,
nuts and washers. 42 different
sizes. brand new; gas lawn-
mower; 2 sets cattle clippers;
100 sap buckets; McCullough
chain saw; 22 ft. extension lad-
der; 1 h.p. electric motor;
quantity of snow fence; 2 elec-
tric fencers; chains; forks;
shovels; other items.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash.
THOMAS SLAVIN, Prop.
Phone 262-5253
PERCY WRIGHT. Auctioneer
Kippen. Phone 262-5515
Auctioneer or proprietor not_
responsible for accidents day
of sale.
Huron County
Board Of Education
requires for November 1, 1973
ATTENDANCE
COUNSELLOR
(part time position)
which involves co-operation
with the principals of every
elementary and secondary
school operated by the Huron
County Board of Education.
Payment is based on. time and
expenses,
Written applications giving
full particulars of education,
related experience and teleph-
one number should be mailed
by October 23 to:
3.W, Coulter,
Superintendent of Program
and Planning
103 Albert St., Clinton
Interviews will be arranged with
selected applicants.
D.J. Cochrane
Director of Education
E.C. Hill
Chairman
PARTTIME SECRETARY
NEEDED IN CONNECTION WITH
MECHANOLOGY CENTRE
TYPING EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
WRITE TO BOX G.M.
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