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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1975-09-04, Page 6Page 6 Zurich Citizens News, September 4, 1975 MR. AND MRS. HUBERT E. THIEL Mary Caroline Kennedy and Hubert' Earl Thiel were united in marriage August 8, in St. Marys Presbyterian Church, with Rev. V. Troyer officiating. Mary is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kennedy, Thorndale, Ontario. Hubert is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Thiel, Zurich. Miss Judith Trafelet was maid of honour and Mr. Kenneth Thiel was best man. The couple are now residing near Zurich after a honeymoon to the east coast. GUARANTEED CERTIFICATES and DEBENTURES 83/a% for 1&2 Years 93/a% for 3 Years 1O% for 4&5 Yeurs 'JOHN R. COMM 2364332 — ZURICH Jack Riddell Liberal Headquarters. ARE O'PEN Main Street - Hensall former Co -Op building PHONE 262-3008 If you wish to volunteer your services for Jack Riddell - obtain bumper stickers and road signs - obtain Liberal Association memberships. A complete list of eligible voters is available at the Riddell Liberal Headquarters. Please call to see if you have been enumerated and are eligible to vote, before September 10. Huronview News The Clinton Christian Ref- orm Church formed a choir to provide the music for the Sunday evening song service led by Mr. Dick Roorda. Mrs. Bean of Goderich was welcomed to the Horne at Monday afternoons activit- ies. Marie Flynn and Norman Speir .provided the old tyrne music and led the sing song with step dance numbers by Debbie Flynn. Mrs. Elsie Henderson accompanied Nelson Lear and Morgan Dalton with vocal solos. The Brussels Legion Pipe Band entertained on "Family Night" with a band concert on the front lawn. The weather was ideal for the program out- doors with several taking advantage of the open wind- ows on the west side of the Home. Carol Erb leaves for Afghanistan Carol Erb, daughter of Mabel and Gordon H. Erb, R.R.2, Zurich returned to Afghanistan at the end of August. She resumes her work as secretary to the medical director of Noor Eye Inst- itute in Kabul, the capital. Afghanistan, a landlocked country in central Asia about the size of Manitoba, is about 99 percent Moslem. It is bord- ered by the USSR on the north, China on the ext- reme northeast, Pakistan on the east and south, and Iran on the west. Mountains and desert are interspersed by fertile valleys irrigated by snow -fed mountain streams. Miss Erb has served three years in Afghanistan with Mennonite Central Commit- tee and currently works under the auspices of Menonnite Board of Missions, Elkhart, Ind. She is part of the 150 - person overseas corps work- ing with the Board of Miss- ions in 20 countries. "As I return, I feel almost like I am going home," Miss Erb said before her depart- ure. "I thoroughly enjoyed my first three years." She is a graduate of Clinton Collegiate, Clinton, and a member of the Blake Mennon- ite Church, Zurich and Kabul Community Christian Church. VOTE RIDDELLM SEPT. 18 Country Singles Dance SAT. SEPT. 6 at ATWOOD HALL MUSIC BY 'FOUR OF A KIND" Refreshments SERVED Watch for our next dance on SEPT. 13 AT CLINTON LEGION MUSIC BY "BLENDERS" The band is directed by the members playing solo Tom McFarlane with three of numbers on the pipes, Assistant Administrator HURONVIEW Applications are invited for the position of Assistant Administrator of Huronview, a 310 -bed Home for the Aged, located near Clinton in Huron County. The successful candidate will assist the administrator in directing all the day to day activities of the Home, including residents' well-being, personal care and nurs- ing, social services, recreation and other programs, finance, housekeeping, personnel, etc.; will have or be willing to undertake studies in the field, including a sound knowledge of Ontario's Homes for the Aged and Rest Homes Act. Preference will be given to applic- ants with experience in supervising maintenance of buildings and in purchasing. Opportunity for advancement due to retirement of present administrator within five years. Excellent working conditions, full employee benefits. Salary commensurate with training and experience. Applications in writing givening complete resume of education and experience will be received by the under- signed up to 4:30 p.m., Friday, September 19, 1975. C.A. Archibald, Administrator Box 219, Clinton, Ontario PROPERTY SOLD AUCTION SALE FURNITURE, ANTIQUES and COLLECTABLES Saturday, September •6, AT 12 P.M. SHARP Sale to be held on premises at 12 P.M. sharp, for Mrs. George Walker, 165 Main Street West, Hensall ANTIQUES 9 -piece toilet set (Shaftsbury), 5 piece toilet set (Avon), large beautiful commode tear drop pulls end towel bars, Victrola-Victorian style- McLagan Heintzman known to be 69 years old, excellent working condition, complete with records, early settlers steamer trunk from Scotland, Child's rocker, large picture Scottish Highlands, other beautiful pictures and frames, selection of oil lamps including marble base, upholstered love seat - excellent, hump back trunk, assortment fern stands, mantel clock, clock case, large picture Venice - beautiful frame, 2 harvest tables, flat to the wall cupboard, 1849 presenters chair, large buffet brass pulls, foot warmer (Doultons - T. Eaton Drug Co.), candle holders, pump organ (Packard Organ Co. Ft. Wayne Ind) solid American black walnut, two-tiered bamboo table hand laquered paintings on each level, organ stool, 2 collar boxes (rare), bamboo newspaper rack, assortment of commodes, drop leaf table, flower stand cast iron base, Singer treadle sewing machine, rare old ballot box, antique game - Fort, assortment rocking chairs - press back - cane bottom, 6 dining press back chairs (excellent), Ext. dining table with 5 leaves, assortment parlor tables - bow leg and chairs, assortment beds, dressers, chests, china cabinet, apple peeler, iron kettles large and small, boot jack, flat sausage maker, old baby buggy, jardiniers - brass and china, rare old coffee grinder wheel type, English china set, silverware, many other antique items. FURNITURE: chesterfield and 2 chairs, studio couch, . chrome table and 6 chairs, (excellent), cedar chest, lawn cot (new), 4 veranda chairs, crocks, washing machine, white Annex stove (excel- lent), tri -light lamps. - SPECIAL ITEM: RCA - TV black & white (new). Garden and carpenters tools, other items. TERMS OF SALE - CASH Mrs. Walker is 94 years of age and is giving up housekeeping completely. No Reserves - The Property is sold. All items are in excellent condition and clean. Family heirlooms from original Scottish home. Mrs. Helen Gould SALE DIRECTOR, Phone 453-3995 Percy Wright, Auctioneer KIPPEN, ONT. 262-5515