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FOREST HILLS 4RMS $2b.
FOR SALE
APPLES - Have fun picking
your own. Excellent quality
Macintosh, Courtlands and
windfalls; also picked; Bring
containers. Daylight hours,
any day. Ross Middleton Or-
chard, 1 mile east of Bayfield,
south of river. 37-8-9-b
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APPLES - Pick your own;
Low trees, no climbing.
Beginning Friday, Septemb-
er 26; Kings, Talman Sweet,
Snows, Greenings, etc.
After October 3, Spy, . Del-
icious, Russet, etc., cider
apples, Maclntosh and all
varieties on hand picked.
Picking days, Monday, Wed-
nesdays, Fridays and Satur-
days. Closed Sundays. Phone
482-3214 or 482-9141.- Mc-
Clymont Orchards, 1 mile
south of Varna
38-9-40-1-2-b
ADDING MACHINES - New
and usedmodels in stock,
both hand operated and elect-
ric. Also a Victor used calcul-
ator, completely, reconditioned
See the wide selection at
the Zurich Citizens News,
236-4672. 37-tf
ZURICH - Two-storey brick
home, living room, dining
room, modern kitchen, 4
bedrooms, full basement,
garage. Immediate possess-
ion. Terms may be arranged.
Phone 236-4978, after 7 p.m.
35-tt
AS IS - 1961 Ford Falcon.
Good tires, new battery.
Apply to Box AB, % Zurich
Citizens News,Zurich, Ont.
36,7,8-p
. COMING EVENTS
WARRINGTON 70 >.
ELECTRIC GESTETNER,
460 Stencil Duplicator for sale -
$250. Clerk -Treasurer's
Office, Court House, Goder-
ich. Tel. 524-8394. 38-b
ANNUAL GENERAL meeting,
group committee of Cubs
and Scouts at the Zurich
Public School on September
25 at 8:30 p.m. All parents
and anyone with interest in
the Scout movement are
welcome. 38-b
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
the Huron County Cancer
Society will be held at the
White Carnation, Holmesville,
on. Thursday, September 29.
Dinner at 7 p.m. with busin-
ess session to follow. Guest
Speaker - Ron Calhoun,
of Thamesford. Campaign
manager for the district and
district Vice -President.
• 38-b
POTATOES, carrots, cooking
onions Spanish onions and
turnips.- A. Vandenboomen,
236-4038. 2 1/2 miles out of
Zurich on Highway 84. 38-b
CARDS OF THANKS
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Bedard Sr., and family
wish to thank neighbours and
friends for acts of kindness in
the loss of our brother, Napol-
eon. - Dorothy and Paddy.- 38-
CORDANDO Electric Range,
30", with 4 burners and oven.
In excellent condition. Call
Alf Denomme, 236-4855. 38-p
OFFICE DESK- New model
in stock, single pedestal,
chrome legs, etc. Only $99.95
at the Zurich Citizens News,
236-4672. 37-tf
HOME IN DASHWOOD-
Frame, 3 -bedroom large
living room, large kitchen
with utility room and garage
attached. Phone 237-3323.
FILING CABINETS - two and
four -drawer models in stock,
letter and legal size. Zurich
Citizens News, 236-4672. 37-tf
USED TYPEWRITERS - Sev-
eral models to choose from,
like new. -Zurich Citizens
News, 236-4672. 37-tf
ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR
See the great Victor elect-
ronic calculator, with a print-
out tape, now on display at
the Zurich Citizens News,
236-4672. 37-tf
EXERCISE BICYCLE - in
excellent condition. Call
236-4740 37-b
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Words cannot express our
deep gratitude to our relat-
ives, neighbours, and friends
In
uest f
A 19 -year old Bayfield man
died from multiple injuries
after being run over by an
automobile August 2, on
Highway 84, just west of Hen-
sall, a coroner's jury ruled
Friday.
An inquest into the death of
Douglas Schilbe failed, how-
ever, to uncover how the man
came to be lying on the high-
way before being run over by
two automobiles at about
5 a.m.
The jury heard 22 witnesses
in an effort to retrace Schilbes
steps before his death but was
unable to determine how he
came to be on the deserted
section of highway about one
mile west of Hensall.
The jury made no recom-
mendations.
Huron County Crown Att-
orney William Cochrane
conceded after the jury rend-
ered its decision that "it will
likely remain a mystery"
how the man came to the
spot where he was run over.
The inquest was told by
Constable James Rogers of
for their acts of kindness in the the Exeter detachment of the
loss of a dear husband, provincial police that he has
father and grandfather, "no idea" how Mr. Schilbe
Dewar (Bud) Talbot. Many carne to be on the roadway
thanks for the floral tributes, despite interviews with 40
donations to the Heart Fund, persons and more than 200
the Gideons, and to those who hours of police work on the
helped at the church with
the lunch. Special thanks to
Mr. Stephen Farris, Rev.
Dennis Clark, Mr. Michael
Farris and the Westlake
Funeral Horne.- Ruth Talbot
and family. 38-b
We would like to thank all
our friends and neighbours
who helped out at the time of
our recent bereavement. -
Bill and Marion Livingston.
38-b
HELP WANTED
COMBINE OPERATOR
Phone H. Knip, 228-6218.
No calls on Sunday. 37-38-b
AVON CALLING ON TV.
AVON calling in your neigh-
bourhood. It can be you.
Call Mrs. M. Millson, 17
Hawkesbury Ave., London
1-451-0541.
38-9-40-p
SERVICES OFFERED
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING
and processing. Monday- Beef
Tuesday - Prork. Pick-up serv-
ice available.- AL'S SUPER
SAVE MARKET, Hensall, Phone
262-2017.
HESS JEWELLERY, Zurich has
a fine selection of
Diamonds, wedding rings,
watches, clocks, cuckoo clocks,
barometers. Cardinal watches
sold by jewellers only, are
$11.95 and up. Family rings
and charms. Watch and clock
work guaranteed.
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING
Mondays -Beef;Tuesday Pork
Processing - Hamburg, Frozen
Beef Patties, Sausage and
Lard Curing and smoking.
Pick-up Service Available.
YUNGBLUT'S MEAT
MARKET
ZURICH, ONTARIO,
PHONE, 236-4312
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university student from Tor-
onto, testified he was leaving
Hensall at about 4
50 a.m. with his girl friend
Jane Zurbrigg, 22, on their
way from Toronto to her
parents' cottage near St.
Joseph along Lake Huron
when he was forced to swerve
to avoid an object in the 'west-
bound lane.
He said the right \front
tire of his vehicl "thumped"
across the object in the middle
of the road but he continued
westbound looking for a farm-
house with lightsd on to find
'a telephone to report the
obstruction on the road to
police.
Mr. Mingay said he fund
a telephone in Zurich further
down the highway.
He said it was not until
the next morning that he was
informed by police that it was
a body he had struck.
He said he was "confused"
when he struck the object and
while it might have had a
human shape "I couldn't
understand how it could be
a body. 1 kind of wanted it to
be an animal."
Miss Zurbrigg testified she
was dozing at the time but
was jolted awake by the sound
of the car striking the object.
She said she, too, couldn't
believe it was a body. She
estimated it was about five
minutes until they found a
telephone.
A second motorist, Charles
Hoffman of Hemlock, Michi-
gan,testified he and hiswife
were in the lead car of a three -
car procession of U.S. tour-
ists returning to Port Huron
from a visit to Tobermory.
He said he struck an object
and immediately realized it
was a body. He stopped his
car and sent a member of
his party back to Hensall to
notify police.
case.
Coroner Dr. Charles Wall--
ace, of Zurich, said there is
confusion surrounding the
man's movements prior to
his death and "the main
problem remains is how Doug
Schilbe's body came to be on
the highway."
Two westbound drivers test-
ified they ran over an object
on the road which they first
believed to be an animal.
Cameron Mingay, 23, a
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estimates phone Zurich 236-
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CUSTOM COMBINING, - Phone
236-4501. Eugene Regier.
28-tf
of Stratford General blospital
said.
A lack of fractures in the
face and head area ruled
out the possibility he was
knocked out and left on the
roadway, he said.
The amount of fresh blood
found in the body indicated
he was killed by being run
over, the pathologist said.
"It tends to suggest a pers-
on is alive or at least asleep
rather than dead when the
injuries were sustained,
he said.
Tests
Constable Rogers and Con-
stable William Wilson, of the
Goderich detachment of the
OPP told the inquest that
examination of the Mingay
vehicle indicated Schilbe
must have been on the grund
and the car ran over him.
There was a lack of damage to
the front end of the car.
Police dispatcher Laurie
Marshall said the cal from
Mr. Mingay was received at
about 5:15 a.m. while a sec-
ond call from an unidentified
and excited man came about
five minutes later.
A post-mortem examinat-
ion on Mr. Scilbe showed his
body was "severely mangled,'
pathologist Dr. James Mallett,
revealed 160 milli-
grams of blood alcohol,
enough to alter reaction time
and to induce a feeling of
euphoria, the pathologist
noted. There was no trace of
drugs.
The injuries were massive
enough to suggest he was
struck by first one then a
second automobile, Dr. Mall-
ett said.
Crown Attorney Cochrane
produced 11 witness --all
young persons and acquaint-
ances of the dead youth.
Ad in a farm paper: Wanted —
dairy farm employee. Must not
have any bad habits such as
drinking, cussing or eating
margarine.
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FOR
Custodian
for
HENSALL
UNITED CHURCH
Apply in writing to Howard
Scane, Hensall , by October
10, 1975.
Duties may be obtained
from Howard Scane, Hensall,
phone 262-2234.
Way
BY
LARRY
SNIDER
Do you tow a trailer? Your car
will need more frequent oil
changes.
*
Flexible bumper systems are
expected to trim weight from
cars in the future. Some plastic
parts weigh only a third of
similar steel ones.
There seems to be fads in car
colors. Most popular in 1974
was white; the year before,
earth tones were ahead. Just
from looking around, we're
betting on red for '75.
*
A hand choke should be pulled
all the way out when starting
then pushed halfway in after
you get underway. When
engine is warmed up,
remember to push choke all
the way in.
Radials have very flexible
sidewalk. Even when they're
properly inflated they look like
they need air.
Let us check those tires for you. Make
Larry Snider Motors your first stop,
while the tires are still cool•
Lorry Snider
MOTORS LIMITED
EXETER 235-1640
LONDON 227.4191
Huron County's Largest
Ford Dealer
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