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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1972
FOR SALE
POTATOES naw available also
carrots, spanish onions, and
turnips, -Phone 236-4038 on
Highway 84, east of Zurich.
Arnold Vandenboomen. 37-p
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
RED & WHITE cabbage for sale
Phone 236-4038. Arnold Van-
denboomen.
42-43-44-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
USED TYPEWRITERS - Standard
and portable models. See our
variety. - Zurich Citizens News.
Phone 236-4672.
37-tf
BOX OF GIRL's clothes, size
10-12; Pink Kenwood coat, size
10-12. - Phone 236-4109.
45-b
HOCKEY PANTS to fit boy
about $ or 10 years old, $1.50;
Shin pads for small boy, $1.50.
Boy's Bauer skates, size 9, $5.0(
Ca11236-4662. 45- x
ORDERS TAKEN NOW for
Christmas ducks. - Mrs. Keith
Horner. - Phone 236-4866.
45-46-b
OLD STYLE CHESTERFIELD
and chair, suitable for rec-
room or cottage, $8.00. Phone
236-4662, 45-x
ONE PAIR black nylon hockey
pants. Fit boy 8-12. In good
condition. - Phone 236-4792.
45-x
LARGE CRIB and mattress. -
Call 236-4927 evenings.
45-p
400 BUSHEL ALL -STEEL grain
wagon with tarpaulin, - Phone
Bob Forrester, 236-4959 or 236-
4617, Zurich. 44-p
FOR WARBLE FLY AND LICE
control, Negavon or Ruelene
available from Bill Coleman,
Kippen. Phone 262-5031.
44-45-b
APPLES: Pick your own. North-
ern Spies, McIntosh and Delic-
ious. 2 bushels for $5.00.
Bring containers, easy picking,
well colored quality. (These
apples were not frozen so come
soon). In our storage we also
have the above apples, plus
Courtlands. - Ross Middleton
Orchards, (1 mile east of Bay-
field, north of river).
44-5-6-7-b
FOR RENT
RENT or SALE - Modern home,
3 bedroom, kitchen, and bath-
room. Ideally located in the
village of Zurich. - Call Ivan
Kalbfleisch, Zurich,
45-46-b
WANTED TO BUY
BOY WANTS TO BUY establish-
ed Canadian Cain collection,
Will pay good price. Phone
236-4947,
44-5-6-7-p
COMING EVENTS
WATCH FOR; "TWO A PENNY",
a dramatic and refreshingly
honest teenage love story releas-
ed by World Wide Pictures, at
Huron Centennial School, Bruce'
field, on November 20, 21 and
22. One showing nightly at
8 p.m. Admission: $1.25,
Advance Tickets, -$1.00.
You are invited to attend the
Child Health Clinic, Health
Unit Office, South Huron Hosp-
ital, Exeter, on Monday, Nov-
ember 13, 1972 and on Monday,
November 27, 1972 from 9.30
a, m, to 11.30 a, m. for:
1. health Surveillance
2. Anaemia Screening
3. Immunization
4. Hearing Screening
5. Fluoride brushing of child-
ren's teeth to prevent cavities
for ages 3 to 5 years.
MISCELLANEOUS
SIMPLIFY your Christmas shop-
ping. In business 20 years. I
sell all magazines, anytime,
anywhere. - Mrs. Cecil Kipfer,
Hensall, Phone 262-2278.
44-51-b
SERVICES OFFERED
CORN COMBINING: any row
width. Wagons and elevators
available. Phone A, Durand,
236-4668,
42-43-44-b
CUSTOM KdLLING
AND PROCESSING
— 2 Butchering Days —
Tuessday — Beef and Pork
Frjday — Beef Only
Pick-up Sea -vice Available.
We wrap your meat in see-
through film. Guaranteed
against freezer burn.
MERNER'S ABATTOIR
237-33H Dashwood
VACUUM
CLEANERS
SALES & SERVICE
FOR ALL MAKES
BOB PECK
ZURICH ONT.
Phone Hansa II 262-5743
SANITATION
SERVICE
SEPTIC TANK PUMPING
Drainage and Repairs
For immediate service
PHONE GRAND BEND
238-2923 or 238.2291
DASHWOOD
Phone 237-3361 or 237-3422
Adrie Van Der Ende led the
Clinton Christian Reform song
service on Sunday evening assist
ed by the church choir. Rev.
Beukema, minister of the chute}
was in charge of devotions.
The annual Hallowe'en party
was held in the auditorium on
Tuesday afternoon with a good
attendance of residents and
visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fin-
lay, of Goderich along with
Mary Taylor and Norman Speir
provided music for the occasion,
The afternoons activities got
underway with a grand march
of forty people in costumes
AUCTION
SALE
PROPERTY SOLD
FOR
GEORGE R. ARMSTRONG,
ESTATE.
29 Market St„ Seaforth on
SAT, NOVEMBER 1S
at 12.30 p.m.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS - an
assortment of antique furniture,
family heirlooms of the past
75 years in excellent condition.
Victorian oval parlor table,
2 -piece cherry corner cupboard,
3 pane gothic top doors in top
section, drop front secretary
desk with gallery, small hall
seat with mirror, carved foyer
table, set of 6 and set of 4 press
back chairs, buffer with mirror
and gallery, assortment of
rockers, Boston, pressbach, etc.,
captain chair, parlor arm chair,
nursing rocker, wicker chest,
assortment of wicker chairs and
rockers, roll end couch, Ray-
mond sewing machine, cherry
bonnet bureau, organ stool,
5 odd chairs, iron fernery stand,
telephone gossip bench, family
at home dining room table with
6 extension leaves, spool
lamps, bureau top mirror, 2
floor lamps, cruet set, coal
oil lamps including Rayo, 2
Morris recliner chairs, compl-
ete bedroom suite postman top,
washstand and dresser, small
extension table, English china
setting for 8, iron kettles, flat
and sad irons, numerous shaped
jugs, crocks and jars, chest of
silverware, 2 sets of steak
knives.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS IN-
CLUDE: - refrigerator, electric
stove, electric tea kettle,
complete set of stainless steel
cooking utensils (new condition)
Motorola 21 -inch television,
green swivel chair, 2 quilt
boxes, chesterfield and 2 chairs,
large assortment of kitchen
dishes and utensils, gas lawn
mower, vacuum cleaner, carp-
enter and garden tools and
many other items to numerous
to mention,
TERMS OF SALE
CASH
Est. Tel: Est. Tel:
345-2057 527- 03 83
Percy Wright - Auctioneer
Tel: 262-5515
Neither Estate Executors nor
Auctioneer responsible for acc-
idents day of sale.
including goblins, witches,
black cats, horses, Indians, etc.
Following an hour of dancing
and fun, the residents were
treated to home made candy
and apples as well as cookies
and beverage served by the kit-
chen staff.
Mrs. John Ilenderson, of Sea -
forth arranged the program for
Family Night this week. There
were several vocal and dance
numbers by the Henderson sist-
ers' Donna, Darlene, and Debbi(
accordian solos by Susan Mc-
Allister; and instrumental num-
bers by three junior boys who
have started an orchestra
Kevin Campbell, Doug and Don
Henderson. By the way, the
regular family night program
will be changed to an afternoon
program in November 23, for
that week only to accomodate
a concert by Captain Clark of
the Salvation Army who is tour-
ing Canada.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
SIMON FRANCIS DIETRICF1
late of the Township of Hay, in
the County of Huron, Farmer.
All persons claiming against
the above Estate are required to
forward full particulars of their
claims to the undersigned on
or before the 25th day of Nov-
ember, 1972, after which date
the assets will be distributed.
DONNELLY & MURPHY
Solicitors for the Estate.
18 The Square, Goderich, Ont.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
FANNIE OESCH, otherwise
known as FANNY OESCH
All persons having claims
against the estate of Fannie
Oesch, otherwise known as
Fanny Oesch, late of the Town-
ship of Hay, in the County of
Huron, Housewife, who died on
or about the 23rd of October,
1972, are required to file part-
iculars of same with Bell &
Laughton, Solicitors, of Exeter,
Ontario by the 18th of Novemb-
er, 1972, after which date the
estate will be distributed having
regard only to those claims of
which notice has been received.
BELL & LAUGHTON
Solicitors for the Executor
Exeter, Ontario.
Tree Planting
Assistance
The Ausable-Bayfield Cons-
ervation Authority will assist
watershed landowners in planting
trees ( minimum 500: maximum
5, 000) with our tractor and
tree planter, for a nominal fee
of $5.00,
Obtain applications for seedl-
ing stock and planting assist-
ance from Authority office.
Trees should be ordered now to
ensure guaranteed delivery for
spring planting.
For more information,contact;
AUSABLE-BAYFIELD CONSERV-
ATION AUTHORITY, Box 459,
Exeter. Tel. 235-2610.
News of Varna
UNITED CHURCH WOMEN
The November meeting of
the United Church Women was
held in the basement of the
church last Thursday evening
with twenty-one members pres-
ent. The meeting was opened
with a poem, "Why Wear a
Poppy, " read by Mrs. Gordon
Johnston. Group two was in
charge of devotions, led by
Mrs. A. Mustard, who read the
selection "Church in your hone.'
The offering was taken by
Mrs. Harvey Hayter and dedic-
ated by Mrs. Mustard. Mrs.
Mervyn Hayter gave two reading:
The business period followed .
Mrs. Gordon Johnston read the
minutes and the roll call. Mrs.
Ida McClinchey read the cor-
respondence which included an
invitation to the Holmesville
bazaar. There were forty-five
calls made to the sick and shut-
ins during October.
A donation of $15. was
made to the Children's Aid
Society, at Goderich, and a
donation of bath towels to the
Rescue Mission of London, It
was decided to again hold a
Christmas concert next month.
The meeting was closed by a
prayer by Mrs. A. Mustard.
Lunch was served by Mrs, Bob
Taylor, Mrs. John Ostrom and
Mrs. A. Mustard.
A Remembrance Day Service
will be held in the United
Church next Sunday, November
12, followed by the laying of
wreaths at the cenotaph.
Mervyn Keys of Winnipeg,
Man. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Keys, of London, and Mr. and
Mrs. Ilarvey Keys of Hensall,
called on relatives last Sunday
afternoon,
About People
Mr. and Mrs, Phil Overholt
and Mr. and Mrs, Don O'Brien
spent the weekend in London.
Bonus
interest
on your
MN
savings
Savings you move to
Victoria and Grey in the
period November 1 to
November 15 will receive
full interest from
November 1.
This means that the savings
account you open before
November 15 earns full
interest for as much as two
weeks before you open the
account! So, whether it's a
chequing account
bearing interest on a
minimum semi-annual
balance or a fast growing
5% non-chequing account
on a minimum monthly
balance, bring it to Victoria
and Grey now and get
bonus interest.
VICIORIALd
GREY
VG
TRUST COMPANY SINCE 1889
RON COTTRELL
MA NA GER
425 MAIN ST. - EXETER
235-0530