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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1974-12-12, Page 8PAGE 8 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1974 THEY'RE ALL IN GINI FOR SALE USED TYPEWRITERS, make an ideal Christmas gift for young students. Many models to choose from, in excellent work' ing condition. - Zurich Citiz- ens News. - 48-tf POTATOES, cooking onions, carrots, turnips and Spanish onions, - Call A. Vandenboo- men, 236-4038, 2 1/2 miles out of Zurich, on Highway 84 40-tf USED SNOWMOBILE - 1970 Moto Ski, Grand Prix. Call 236-4094. 49-b C9RISTMAS TREES - available from John Consitt or Russell Grainger, sponsored by Emm- anuel United Church Men's Club. 50-51-b 1973 MOTO SKI F-440 - 35 H. P. In good condition, only 691 miles. Call 236-4884' or 236- 4939 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m 50-b CHRISTMAS GIFTS - Slippers, shoes and boots for the entire family. Christmas flowers now available. We will be holding a Christmas Draw for luggage, on December 24. - OESCH SHOE STORE, Zurich 50-b APPLES - Macs, Courtlands, Delicious and Spys. Bring cont- ainers, - Ross Middleton Stor- age, 1 mile east of Bayfield, north of the River. 50-b maws SERVICES OFFERED CHAIN SAWS sharpened while you wait. - Steve Argyle Out- door Equipment, Bayfield, 565-2800. 50-b COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION and air conditioning - B,J. Fink Mechanical, Hensall, Phone 262-2114. 50-b CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING and processing. Monday - Beef; Tuesday - Pork. Pick-up serv- ice available. Al's Super Save Market, Hensall, Phone 262- 2017, 36-tf Custom Killing ane Processing Wednesday - Beef & Pork Zurich Abbatoir Phone 236-4939 or 236-4681 Bus. Res. CUSTOM Slaughtering, proces- sing and curing. Slaughtering Day- Mondays. - Yungblut's Meat Market, Zurich, Phorle 236-4312. 46-tf rn DELHI TOWERS Antenna & Rotors Installed, sold & repaired rold Elliott -2829 HENSALL R� R-�OR REIiT.... APARTMENT in the village of Zurich. All conveniences, Call 236-4094. 49-b BIRTH! BROKENSHIRE - Sharon and Allan are pleased to announce the arrival of their daughter Natalie Krista on November 27, 1974 at Victoria Hospital, London. A sister for Jodi. 50-x . COMING EVENT ANNUAL CHRISTMAS BALL, sponsored by the Zurich Minor Athletic Association, to be held December 20. Music by "Desjardines Orchestra". Tickets available from memb- ers of the Minor Athletic. 49-11 CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my sincere thank you to all my relatives, neighbours and friends for the cards, treats and visits while I was a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, and since returning home. - Albert J. Kalbfleisch - 50-b FOR SALE CAPONS and ROOSTERS OVEN-READY Order this week for delivery in time for the Holiday Season. CALL PAUL STECKLE R.R.2, ZURICH 565 -2147 HELP WANTED SECRETARY required by The Assistant Superictendant of Separate Schools - Accurate Typist - Shorthand Essential Previous Experience in Responsible Position Desir- able but not Essential Duties to commence January 2, 1975. Direct written applications to: J.J. Lane, Business Administ- rator, Huron -Perth County R,C,S.S, Board, P,O, Box 100, Seaforth, Ontario. School Bus Driver ZURICH PUBLIC SCHOOL Zurich, Ontario Written applications addressed to Mr. R.L. Cunningham, Tran- sportation Manager, Huron County Board of Education, 103 Albert St., Clinton, Ont. NOMILO or Mr. Ronald Jewitt, Principal, Zurich Public School Zurich, Ont. will be received until 12 o'clock noon on Thursday, December 19, 1974. Dulles to commence January 6, 1975. E.C. Hill D.J. Cochrane Chairman Director CARD OF THANKS The family of the late Henry Fuss wish to express sincere thanks and appreciation to rel- atives, friends and neighbours for acts of kindness, expressions of sympathy, floral arrange- ments and memorial donations to the Ontario Heart Foundation. Special thanks to Dr. Wallace, nurses and staff of South Huron Hospital, to the Lutheran Church Women, Rev. Blackwell and the Bonthron Funeral Home. Your thoughtfulness will always be appreciated. "The Fuss Fam- ily." 50-b IN MEMORIAM McBRIDE - In loving memory of a dear husband and father, Keith McBride, who passed away on December 18, 1971. When family ties are broken, And loved ones have to part, It leaves a hound that never heals; And also broken hearts, But looking back with memor- ies Upon the things we've done, We blessed the years we had with him, and leave the rest to God. - Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by wife, Elaine, and family. 50-b MISCELLANEOUS HESS JEWELLERY, Zurich has a fine selection of Bluebird Dia- monds, wedding rings, watches, clocks, cuckoo clocks, barom- eters. Cardinal watches sold by Jewellers only, are $10.95 and up, family rings and charm Watch and clock work guaran- teed. CHRISTMAS DRAW with a $1.00 purchase you have a chance to win a Ladies or Gents Wrist Watch. Draw to be made on Christmas Eve. 45-tf TENDER The Huron County Board of Education will receive plainly marked sealed tenders on Care- taking Supplies required for our Elementary and Secondary Schools up to 12 o'clock noon Monday, December 23, 1974. Specifications and Tender forms may be obtained from the Board Offices, 103 Albert Street, Clinton, Ontario. Lowest or any tender not nec- essarily accepted. E.C. HILL D.J. COCHRANE Chairman Director of Education. appommemsamwmasaimmtzimmiptairl Independent Shipper to United Co-operative of Ontario Livestock Dept Toronto Ship Your Livestock with Roy Scotchmer Monday Is Shipping Day From Varna Stockyard CALL DAYFIELD 56S-2636 Sy 7:30- a,m. Monday For Prompt Servlco No Charges on Pickup • The other day I talked to a former union leader. He told me that the directive he got was to belabour an issue out of all proportion, so the rankard file of the local would be all het up by the time negotiations for a new contract got under way. This was done to retain inter- est in the union, fox without interest, no union or other org- anization can survive. His job in the union was at stake, for no union, no job. In the recent strike by meat and grain graders and the illeg- al walkout by meat inspectors we see some of this after they went back to work. An issue is made of the fact that the Treas- ury Board disclosed the terms of settlement before it was voted upon. Apparently it is alright if union leaders don't want an acceptance vote, but if the other side does it, it is consider- ed improper influence. I can't see the difference. If the terms are acceptable they will vote fo it, and if not they will vote against, regardless of who it is that tells them what the terms are. More and more protests are voiced against the way labour disputes are resolved. It appears that no settlement can be reached anymore unless there is a strike period first. If it burst Obituary MRS. LOUISA TINNEY Mrs. Louisa Tinney passed away in Huronview on Tuesday, December 10 in her 84th year. Her husband, the late Robert Tinney, passed away some years ago. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. Richard (Roberta) Fitzger- ald, of Ilderton, and one son, John Tinney, of Hay Township. There are also five grandchild- ren and three great grandchildren, The body is resting at the Hopper -Hockey Funeral Horne, Exeter, where the service will take place on Thursday, Dec- ember 12, at 2 p.m. Interment will be in the Exeter Cemetery, with Rev. Wilfred Jarvis officiat- ing. T.V. & RADIO SERVICE Complete repairs on all snakes REASONABLE CALLS T.V. Antenna INSTALLATION & SALES Goverrunent Certified Technician GORD BLECK Bluewater Electronics 236-4224 literally millions of innocent people doesn't seem to concern them at all, Take this meat and grain strike for example. The cost to the consumer and to the prod- ucer consumer runs into the millions of dollars in order to satisfy the demands of a few hundred people, who may have been artificially fired up by their leaders. There must be a better way and there are better ways to settle disputes. How long will our society tolerate this costly waste of national productivity to continue. We all have seen how Britain is on the brink of bankruptcy, caused for a good deal by irresponsible walkouts and strikes. Are we going to same route? Labour should have a fair return for their services, in balance with the profits the firm they work for makes, and the same applies to small business men and fanners. Agood arbitration system can make this balance work. As long as there is greed on either side, the balance must be unposed from outside. PARK. GODERLCH • • 30 THE SQUARE PHONE;524-71111 AIR CONDITIONED WED., THUR.. FRI.. SAL DEC. 11, 12, 13, 14 ONE SNOW ONLY - 8:00 P.M. IT'S THE "GREATEST" ALL -COMEDY.' ALL -FUN PROGRAM! II's Itaclu,ed trees and /tying Ars it's a SNOW ALL WALT DISNEY PROOUCTIONS , Il; A. dLt Mg NANCY WIRY KEENAN nom 10NES • ULSUN • AGIRGAN. WYNN • innu MATINEE-5ATURDAY, DEC. 14 - 1:30 P.M. THE WORLD'S GREATEST ATHLETE PLUS SNOWBALL EXPRESS SUN.. 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