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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
FOR SALE
RALEIGH BICYCLES - pay a
little extra for a Raleigh, and
eliminate repairs. Available
at Steve Argyle Outdoor Equip-
ment, Bayfield, Phone 565-
2800. 15-16-17-b
1968 BUICK LA SABRE with
58, 000 miles. One Owner.
See it at the first house west
of Liquor Store or call Mr.
Bechard 236-4951. 15-b
30 GALLON HOT WATER heat-
er, 220 volt, also four six-
week old pups to give away to
a good home - Call 236-4971.
15 -
CARD CABINETS - Five double
units for 7" x 9" cards; one
double unit for 5" x 7" cards;
one single unit for 3" x 5" cards.
Phone Zurich Citizens News,
236-4672. • 8-tf
FIREWOOD ; Call Zurich Wood
Products Limited. 236-4324,
9-tf
POTATOES, turnips and cabb-
age. Arnold Vandenboomen,
Highway 84, east of Zurich.
Phone 236-4038. 3-tf
SECOND CUT red clover seed.
Contact Phil Durand, 236-4749,
10-16-b
TWO ONLY - Used Royal type-
writers, in real good condition.
Office style. - Zurich Citizens
News, phone 236-4672.
USED FREEZERS, used ranges,
washers, dryers and refrigerat-
ors. See us for a bargain. -
Gingerich's Sales and Service.
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HELP WANTED
PART-TIME male or female,
to work as reporter for news-
paper. Must be interested in
writing. Apply in person to
Zurich Citizens News. 13-x
HELP WANTED for used car
clean-up and reconditioning,
Apply in person to Service
Department, Huron Motor
Products Ltd„ Zurich, 15-b
WANTED TO RENT
HOUSE OR APARTMENT in
the Zurich area. Contact
Linda Masse, 236-4679,
15-b
SERVICES OFFERED
WILL DO BOOK-KEEPING for
small business, etc., in my
home. Many years experience.
Phone 236-4237. 14-15-p
MISCELLANEOUS
REMEMBER HER WITH FLOWERS
for Easter; Lilies, Hydrangea,
mums and cut flowers. Call
Nete's Flowers, 236-4602.
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COINS
Buying collections.
accumulations, etc. Canadian
Proof Like Sets; silver dollars,
Canadian and Foreign gold and
silver coins. AH deals
confidential. Contact
VIC POPE
R.R.2,,Goderich Phone 524-9085.
12-16-4
BIRTH
KELLER - Shannon Lee Keller,
third daughter for Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Keller, R.R,2, Zurich,
was born an March 28, 1974 at
Victoria Hospital, London. A
sister for Christa and Colleen,
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COMING EVENTS
SPRING BIBLE CONFERENCE,
Lakeview Conservative Men-
nonite Church, north of Blake
April 12, 13 and 14, 1974.
Theme; "Redeeming the Time"
Friday, April 12 10 a.m. -
"Ought not Christ to have suff-
ered these things" Luke 24-26
David Huber, Wroxeter, The
Cricifixion, a Crisis for Man,
Paul M. Freed, Earlington,
Penna,
7:45 p.m. - Facing Skeptic-
ism, Earl Koch, Developing a
vigorous Congregational Out-
reach - Paul M. Freed
Saturday, April 13 -
7 45 p.m. "Render to Caes-
ar" - Paul M. Freed
Sunday, April 14; -
10 a.m. Sunday School
11 a.m. - The Power to the
resurrection - P. Freed
7.30 p.m. "Redeeming the
time, because the days are
evil" - Abner Brubacher,
Otter Lake, Ontario,
Render to God the things that
are God's - Paul M. Freed.
BEEF BAR -B-Q. - Hensall Unit-
ed Church,'Wednesday, May
29. Adults $2.75 Children $1.2t
under 5, free. For tickets call
262-2712. 15-b
THE HURON COUNTY HEALTH
Unit invites you to attend the
Adult Health Guidance Centre,
Health Unit Office, South
Huron Hospital, Exeter, on
Tuesday, April 16, 1974 from
1:30 - 3 30 p.m. for
1. Health Surveillance
2. Foot Care
3. Anaemia Screening
4. Urine Testing
5. Blood Pressure
6. Hearing Tests
Volunteer Drivers are Available
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BUNNY BUNDLE CANOE RACE,
sponsored by Hully-Gully and
Bayfield Lions Club. Good
Friday, April 12, from Hully-
Gully to Bayfield Bridge.
Entries to be in by 10 30 a. rn.
the day of the Race. Entry
fees, $5. 00 per person. For
more information contact Hen-
sall 262-5809. 15-b
MISCELLANEOUS
LEARN TO DRIVE
TRACTOR TRAILERS
e
NOW yyu can train right here in
Canada!
• Tuition Tax Deductible!
a Placement assistance guaranteed!
• Weekend training also available!
For application an Interview, write:
Safety Department
The Canadian Institute of
rractor Trailer Training Ltd.
207 Queen's Quay W.
Toronto 117, Ontario
Or Can 416-$ 4.9311
(Formerly Trans•Caneda Transport
Train)rp.)
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People call it take-home pay
,because there is no other place
you can afford to go with it.
'THEY'RE ALL IN
THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1974
CLAGE I1
RCSS
Board
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Dan Devlin and Fred Bergsma;
and William Innes, Stratford,
school attendance counsellor
for the Board.
Mr. Innes reported he had
been attendance counsellor for
three years. He said the first
year he had 183 cases and this
year there were to date only 11.
He explained that he worked
through the Children's Aid
Society, the Police, probation
Officers.
The Board will sign a new
contract with Allan Nicholson
of Wingham who took over a
bus used to transport students to
Sacred Heart School at Wing -
ham following the death of the
previous owner.
The meeting adjourned at
11:45 and will re -convene next
Monday night to complete un-
finished business.
CARDS OF THANKS
The family of the late Edward
Thiel, wish to thank their
friends, relatives and neigh-
bours for their kind expressions
of sympathy, and acts of kind-
ness extended to them during
their recent bereavement.
Special thanks to Rev. Black-
well, A. Millard George Funer-
al Home, donations to the
Heart Fund, Pallbearers and the
Lutheran Church Ladies for
serving lunch. 15-p
We would like to thank those
who sent cards, brought gifts
and made it a very happy
occasion on our 40th wedding
anniversary. Special thanks to
our family, Clayton and Shir-
ley, Melvin and Mary Ellen
for making it all possible. -
Roy and Ida Gingerich,- 15-p
SERVICES OFFERED
HESS JEWELLERY, Zurich has
a fine selection of Bluebird
Diamonds, wedding rings,
watches, clocks, cuckoo clocks,
barometers, Cardinal watches
sold by Jewellers only, are
$10. 95 and up, family rings
and charms. Watch and clock
repairing work guaranteed.
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Secretary
An opening exists in our
ADMINISTRATIVE
CENTRE
for an experienced
SENIOR SECRETARY
Good typing and shorthand
skills would be prerequisites
for the successful candidate.
Applications stating exper-
ience and references should b
forwarded to this office by
April 19, 1974, and addressed
to:
MR, R.B. DUNLOP
Supt. of Business Affairs
The Huron County
Board Of Education
103 Albert Street
CLINTON, Ont.
Did you know that 40 gallons
of gasoline, vaporized and
mixed proportionately in air,
have the explosive potential
of 240 pounds of dynamite?
Because they evaporate quickly
and mix with air, gasoline vap-
ors are particularly hazardous.
In the right proportions, the
mixture can explode with the
flip of a light switch,
While we have been able
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to 'tame' gasoline for internal
combustion engines, many
people continue to gamble by
using it for unintended --and
potentially dangerous --purposes,
says Don Brown, general man-
ager of the Farm Safety Assoc-
iation.
Keeping gasoline away from
open flames isn't the only pre-
caution people need to take to
prevent explosions and fires.
ATHWELL's
•Brozwoierriim
FARM MACHINERY
AUCTION
To be held for Dennis Overholt at Lot 23 on Hwy. No. 21, 12
miles north of Grand Bend on Tuesday, April 16 at 1:15 p.m.
Combine - 5P Case 1060 with 12 ft header, Innis pick-up, straw
chopper, and bean attachments.
Tractors - Case 870 c/w cab, 1400 hrs., radio and 18-4-34 dual
wheels to be sold separately. - Case 830 c/w cab; Nuffield w4
c/w Freeman loader; CA Allis Chalmers with 4 row scuffler and
bean puller. •
Eauloment - Case 4 furrow 16" trip bottom, semi mounted
plow; 12 ft. Glencoe shank cultivator; 13 ft. Kongskilde
cultivator with leveling harrows; 8 tt. trail disc; Drenham 13 ft.
cultapacker; Allied 36 ft. 6" auger on wheels; Cardinal 36 ft,
PTO bale elevator; New Idea 7 ft. PTO mower; New Idea 275
bu. manure spreader; Brady manure spreader; 8 and 10 ton
wagon with Turnco 210 gravity boxes; 5 ton wagon; Continental
250 gal field sprayer, 44 ft. booms; two 45 gal tank and 12 ft.
boom; Ont 15 run grain and fertilizer drill; 3 drum land roller;
Massey Harris 4 bar side rake; Durham 3 PTH scraper blade;
220 Case baler; McKee 6 ft. auger type snow blower.
Miscellaneous - 6 gal. No. 30 oil; 20 gal No. 10 oil; 4 cartons
grease; 2 - 16' steel gates; 100 steel posts; 40 rod page wire
(new); 80 rod back wire; 1500 Ib, scales.
Auctioneers Note - This is an outstanding sale of well main-
tained and recently new machinery. (No small items)
RATHWELL'S
AUCTION SERVICE
INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL
AUCTIONEERS
CLINTON - 482-3120
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Farm Machinery Auction
' for
RALPH GEIGER
1 174 miles west of Zurich, 1/2 mile north, first farm on
west side of the road.
Friday, April 19, At 1 P.M.
Sale consists of Forage Harvester, Gehl Chop King 188,
in excellent condition; 1 -row corn head to fit same, grass
cut bar, 5'. International Harvester baler No 46, in excel-
lent condition. Bale stooker, loader fork lift. 3 Gehl For-
age wagons, excellent condition. Overun 3 -furrow plow.
Ebersol 40' bale elevator, with 3 H.P. motor. 218 plate
double disc. International 3 -furrow trail plow. Two wagon
chassis. Two wagons with flat racks; small wagon with
racks. Grain blower with pipes. New Idea side delivery
rake, 8'. Kools blower, 54", like new. International
Harvester manure spreader.
CONSIGNMENTS ARE WELCOME
7% sales tax on -taxable items
Not responsible for accidents day of sale
D & J RIDDELL AUCTION SERVICE
'Doug
237-3576
Auctioneers
`Jack'
237-3431