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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1975-11-12, Page 5Four charged with theft of car tapes Only one accident was invest- igated by the Exeter OPP this week, it involving a pickup truck driven by Paul McInnis, Hensall Mrs. Bertha MacGregor who underwent surgery in Si. Jos- eph's Hospital London, and has he1•n recuperating zit the home of her son and daughter•in -law, \1r. olid Mrs, L)on MacLaren in l grit 111.' 1YaS able to return to lk,t home this week. \l: s. t inrdon Troyer who had lite misfortune to fall and injure ,t,•r hark is a patient in Clinton ommtutity Hospital. \ir. and Mrs. Earl Kinsman t i11selhurst have purchased the in opt.•rl r on Main Street which belonged to the late Mr. and Mfrs. Melvin Traquair. An auction sale of the contents of rhe resid- ence v% as held on Saturday. Top 4-H (continued from page one) honored on completion of 18 projects. Leaders were also honoured. Receiving five year awards were Jean Johns, RR 1, Wood- ham: Albert Van Dyken, RR 1 Exeter and Helen Preszcator, RR 1 Exeter and Tom Hern, RR I Woodham received a 15 year service award. Huron's 4-H Co-ordinator Len MacGregor received a trophy from all clubs for his devoted service for the past five years. The cup was presented ' by Barry Miller. In a message to the large crowd in attendance, MacGregor said 4-H is designed to fulfill a need in rural youth for encouragement and help in attaining better life satisfaction and developing richer personalities. He challenged all members to use their 4-H training to build interest in the responsibilities of citizenship. R.R,3, Dashwood. He had been proceeding west on sideroad 15-16 in Hay Town- ship, when he lost control in loose gravel on the shoulder of the road. His vehicle rolled over and hit a fence owned by Benjam- in Masse. Damage in the incident was listed at $1,400 by OPP Constable Bill Lewis. It occurred on Sunday at 2:45 a.m. The driver escaped uninjured. Charges have been laid against four men as the result of police investigation into the theft of nine eight -track tapes from a car owned by Melvin Mellick, Zurich. In another theft, tools valued at $100 were taken from a veh- icle parked in Dashwood on Nov- ember 6. The tools and tool box were owned by Jerry Mac- Gregor, R.R.4, Parkhill. Charges have been laid against four men as the result of police investigation into the theft of nine eight -track tapes from a car owned by Melvin Melick, Zurich. His vehicle had been parked on concession 8-9 of Hay at the time of the theft. Several mail boxes were again damaged by vandals in the area this week. Some of the damage had apparently been caused by careless hunters or people who couldn't find anything else at which to shoot. Police report that a story from Crediton last week about two youths being chased by a man who tried t entice them into his car was not correct. A Crediton man advised Exeter OPP he had chased a couple of youths, but only because they had thrown a stone at his car. The lads admitted this was in fact the way the incident had started. Personal fir :uul Mrs. Toni Brintne l of I. ll ,•'thurst have taken up resid-. in the property they rec- . a:• por,.ha,ed from Mr. and N.1 t red Brock NA ho have t. t,, 1•teter. ESTATE AUCTION SALE Real Estate, Furniture, Antiques Wednesday, November 19 12:30 P.M. REAL ESTATE: Large spacious lot with garden, storage barn, 1 1 %2 storey frame stucco house consisting of kitchen, dining, living rooms and den, 2 piece bath. UPSTAIRS - 3 bedrooms and walk in closet, good basement and nil furnace. This property must he seen personally to be apprec- iated. Sold subject to reasonable reserve hid 10%t down balance in 60 days with possession immediately. This home is on north side in the centre of town which makes it very accessible to down town shopping. Sell at 3 P.M. ANTIQUES: Brass bed, organ. W. Doherty & Co with mirror and lamp stands, (ornated), 6 press back chairs and dining table (ornated) these pieces are all in excellent condition, iron stove pot• oil lamps: captain 's chair, 5 piece toilet set, A. Meiken England, secretarial desk. 2-3 leg iron kettles. high wood bed or- nated trim, press back rocker. sewing machine, flour kitchen cabinet, hump back trunk. pine washstand with drawer, oval parlor table porclain casters, bread pans, small harvest table, sclacs, fern stand. parlor tables, old books including Life of Queen Victoria, The Works of Shakespeare, old large dictionary. and others, wash boards, chesterfield and chair, rug 6' x 8', large corner wardrobe with drawer, cupboard, ironing board, eti-tnger washer, drop leaf kitchen table. Kelvinator electric stove. fridge, iron bed, hall tree, buffet, china cabinet right to floor. 2 rockers, pots and pans, other household articles. SPECIAL ITEMS: (Fall Heating) round Quebec heater and ann- ex excellent condition. TERMS OF SALE — CASH SALES DIRECTOR - Tel: 262-5658 Percy Wright, Auctioneer KIPPFN, ONT. 262-5515 Please Note: All Bidders register and receive a number. Sold items ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS, NOVEMBER 12, 1975 - PAGE 5 OPEN SEPARATE SCHOOL OFFICE - The new Huron -Perth Separate School head- quarters in Dublin were officially opened Wednesday. Trustee Ted Geoffrey of Zurich, second from the left. chats with Rev. Vincent Gleason, Stratford, Mrs. David Tcahen, wife of the Stratford board chairman and Sister Mary St. Louise, of Zurich, principal of St. James School, Sea forth. AttendM t. Carmel �pen house A number of ladies from Calvary United church U.C.W. and Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid were guests of the Mt. Carmel ladies at Our Lady of Mr. Carmel Church "Open House" Tuesday, November 4. After the president Mrs. Harry Van-Osch had welcomed every- one, Rev. J.G. Mooney explained the traditions of the church and with the aid of the ladies and altar boys showed those present the order of service and the mean- ings. He also translated the mean- ings of symbols and pictures as displayed by the artist. The ladies were allowed to roam through the beautiful church and examine old records and pictures. A reception followed in the school. ABOUT PEOPLE Rev. and Mrs. William Schatz, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania have returned home following a two week stay with Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Schatz. t•11111111t111111111111111111II1111111I1111111I11I11t111I11111111111111111IIIIIIII11I11111111111IU11111111111111111111111111111I1111111111111111111111n111111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIL: YOU CAN BUYaimost everything for your home at low, low WAREHOUSE PRICES • Chesterfield Suites • Love Suites • Baby cribs, Travel Guard safety car seats, strollers, hampers, play pens, high chairs • Finished and unfinished furniture • Wardrobes • Bedroom suites • Cedar chests • Box spring and mattresses • Stacking chairs, several styles rocking chairs, occasional chairs, swivel recliners • Swag lamps, table (amps • Bars and bar stools • Pillows, clothes hampers • What -not shelves • Kitchen suites • Deacon benches • Wagon seat benches • Student alid roll-top desks • Buffet and hutches • China cabinets ▪ • Coffee tables, end tables, card tables and chairs • Small appliances _ ▪ • Humidifiers and dehumidifiers 2. • Deep freezers COMPLETE STOCK OF CHOOSE FROM A LARGE STOCK OF ALL TYPES OF FURNITURE SEVERAL SIZES OF FREEZERS COMFORTABLE RECLINERS from $39 PLUS A WIDE ASSORTMENT OF GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS i ^Ii rlIrzto,e' APPLIANCES H ITI G' • Warehouse Furniture and Appliances Unlimited (New & Used) • Antiques & Things Main St. Exeter F 111n111111111111111t111111n1111ll 1111111 II111111nIIIIIt11iI1111111111111111111i1111111I1111111 2351 9 . 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