Zurich Citizens News, 1973-05-24, Page 8PAGE 8
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1973
FOR SALE
LOOKING FOR EXTRA SEED
Corn? Get your Funk's G. -
Hybrids from John Elder, Hen-
sall. - Phone 262-5598,
20-21-b
USED TYPEWRITER - Royal'
standard model, in excellent
condition. Must be seen to be
appreciated. Only $109,95.
Call Zurich Citizens News,
236-4672,
16-tf
USED STEEL WALL Swimming
Pool, with plastic liner.
10' x 24" high, complete with
cartridge filter, and 100 watt
motor. Used only 2 months.
-Phone 236-4160.
21-b
3 USED RIDING MOWERS.
$75., $140., $210. 1 rental
tiller now up for sale. Regular
$179.99 now $145. like new.
STEVE ARGYLE OUTDOOR
EQUIPMENT, Bayfield, Phone
565-2800. 21-b
SMITH -CORONA space- o-matic
standard typewriter, in real
good condition. Excellent for
the students or business. Call
Zurich Citizens News, 236-4672
16-tf
ADDING MACHINES - Victor
electric adding machines, new.
Priced as low as $109,95.
Come in and try one out. Zur-
ich Citizens News, 236-4672.
16-tf
HELP WANTED
RNA - full or part-time, for
June 1. Phone Blue Water Rest
Home. 236-4373.
REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY -
preferably stable, full-time
employee for permanent posit-
ion. Sales, store -clerk, all-
around interesting and intrigu-
ing job. - Apply in person by
appointment to Gingerich's
Sales and Service, Ltd. Zurich.
20-b
HELP WANTED for kitchen and
dining room, for day time and
evening hours. Apply in person ,
to Hensall Hotel. 21-b
LEARN TO DRIVE TRACTOR
TRAILERS. Now you can train
right here in Canada. Accom-
modation and expenses paid
while training. Tuition tax ded-
uctible. For application and
interview, write• Safety Depart-
ment Trans Canada Transport
Training, Suite 316, 207 Queens
Quay, West, Toronto 117, Ont-
ario or ca11416- 864- 9381.
21-22-23-b
MISCELLANEOUS
I AM 14 YEARS OLD. If you
need help on the farm, or
around the house, mowing lawns,
etc., call 236-4849, Rick Bed-
ard. 19-20-21p
Huron Pines
ELECTRIC
86 King •St.- Clinton
Industrial .Residential * Farm
Wiring o
Proprietor - "BUD" KUEHL
482 -•7901
ENGAGEMENTS
Mr, and Mrs. Elarn W. Shantz
are pleased to announce the
forthcoming marriage of their
daughter Norma Jean to Mr.
John Boyd Iutzi, son of Mr.
Wilfred Iutzi, of Baden. The
wedding to take place Saturday,
June 9, 1973 at 2.30 p.m. in
the Steinman Mennonite Church,
Baden, Ontario. 21-b
Rev. and Mrs. Bruce Guy,
Dashwood, are pleased to an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Judith Catherine to
Paul Roderick Morrison, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Murdock Morrison,
Varna. The wedding will take
place Saturday, June 16, 1973,
at 3 p.m. at Calvary United
Church, Dashwood.
21- b
COMING EVENTS
BARBECUE BEEF DINNER, Hen-
sall United Church, Wednesday,
May 30, with Servings at 5-6
p.m. and 7 p.m. Tickets $2.50
and $1.25 - For tickets call
262-2675 or contact any UCW
member,
19, 21-b
"May Day Tea" at the Bluewater ,
Rest Horne, Saturday, May 26,
2-4 p. an Bazaar and white
elephant table. A good variety
of tasty home baking.
21-b
BAZAAR AND BAKE SALE,
sponsored by the Ladies organiz-
ations of the churches in the
community, at Queensway Nurs-
ing Home, Hensall, on May 30,
at 2 p, m, 21-b
SERVICES OFFERED
VACUUM
CLEANERS
SALES & SERVICE
FOR ALL MAKES
BOB PECK
ZURICH ONT.
Phone Hansa!! 262-5748
CUSTOM KILLING
AND PROCESSING
— 2 Butchering Days --
Tuesday -- Beef and Pork
Frjday -- Beaf Only
Puck -up Service Available.
We wrap your meat in see-
through film. Guaranteed
against freezer burn.
MERNER'S ABATTOIR
70-3314 Dashwood
WATCH AND CLOCK repairing,
Work guaranteed. Fine select-
ion of watches, diamonds and
china. Diamond re -setting.
Trophies - HESS JEWELLERY -
Zurich.
2- tf
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING and
Processing --Monday - Beef;
• Tuesday - Pork. Pick up serv-
ice available - Al's Super Save,
phone 262-2017.
49-tf
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING -
Freezer orders. Killing days,
Monday and Wednesday after-
noon. - Yungblut's Meat Mark-
et, Phone 236-4312, after
hours, .236-4681.
Huron -Perth TB hold annual
Rev. Garbutt Smith of Strat-
ford was elected president of
he Huron -Perth TB and Respir-
atory Disease Association at the
annual educational dinner meet-
ing held in Egmondville United
Church. He succeeds Ivan
Dorsyth of Kippen.
Vice-presidents are Miss Eil-
een O'Brien of Goderich and
Mrs. Frank Dodds, of Stratford.
The 1972 Christmas Seal cam-
paign was reported to be the
most successful to date with
receipts totalling $38, 203 com-
pared to $35, 148 in 1971. This
was 11 percent population sup-
port, the highest in the province
A. Les McDonald of Toronto,
Program Consultant with the
Ontario TB and Respiratory Dis-
ease Association, was the guest
speaker on the topic of current
trends in rhe TB and Respiratory
Disease movement,
Full-time medical director,
Dr. C. Gray has been the result
and affiliation with medical
schools has been achieved. Part
of this program is the granting
of funds to teaching hospital
respiratory units and grants in
aid. This coming year, Mr.
MacDonald reported that $141,
340 is being budgeted for this
purpose,
He reported there are 30 qual-
ified program co-ordinators in
Ontario directing rhe respiratory
disease program.
BIRTH
ROWE - Jim and Ruth Rowe,
R. R. 3, Ailsa Craig, are pleased
to announce the birth of their
daughter, Sheri Anne, on May
16, 1973 at St. Joseph's Hospital,
London. A sister for Steven.
CARD OF THANKS
I would like to say thank you to
my relatives, friends and to all
those in Grade 7 at Zurich Public
School for remembering me with
cards, visits, and gifts while I
was a patient in War Memorial
Children's Hospital, London. -
Mary Ellen Steckle - 21-p
It is with sincere appreciation
I wish to express my gratitude
and thank you to Dr. O'Connor,
Dr. Wallace, Hoffman's Ambul-
ance, Mrs. Glasgow, Mrs.
Cushman, Rev. Wattam, Vinc-
ent, Dobson and to all our
friends and neighbours who rem-
embered me with cards, flowers,
visits and prayers while I was a
patient in St. Joseph Hospital
and since returning home. Also
to Mr. and Mrs. Risi and all the
residents and the staff at the
Blue Water Rest Horne. - Rubie
Turnbull- 21-b
LIVESTOCK
SHIPPING
TO
TORONTO UNION STOCK
YARDS
Dunn and Levack
Every Monday
All Loads fully Insured!
CONTACT
Campbell McKinley
RR 1, ZURICH Phone :262.5430
The objective of the TB and
Respiratory Disease movement
is to assist in the prevention,
detection and control of diseases
of the lung, financed by the
Christmas Seal campaign, with
some monies received from
memorial gifts and bequests.
Mr. McDonald stated that
prevention is through health ed-
ucation and the number one
priority here is pointing up the
health hazard of cigarette
smoking to youth, through
school and other orientated
health education programs.
A survey of home care serv-
ices as effecting RD patients is
being carried out across the
province, Mr. McDonald report-
ed,
Mr, McDonald said control
is through rehabilitation, both
social and medical and there
has been great development in
this area in the past two years
by physical conditioning courses
for asthmatic children. Classes
in this area are carried out by
Mrs. Ian Clarke and Mrs.
Graham Bowker, both physioth-
erapists.
Breathing conditioning courses
are held for adult patients too,
also Better Breathing and Resp-
iratory Disease and Emphysema
Clubs --social and educational.
Smoking withdrawal courses are
the newest and fastest growing
program activity in the province
Mr. McDonald said.
On the cigarette subject, Mr.
McDonald said that contrary to
commonly held opinion, a min-
ority, only two out of five Can-
adian adults, are habitual cig-
arette smokers. He said from a
peak of 58 percent in 1965, the
proportion of regular cigarette
smokers among men 20 and over
dropped to 51 percent in 1970,
He said the proportion of regul-
ar smokers among teenage girls
bas increased substantially, 19
percent in 1965 to 25 percent
in 1970, up one-third, He said
female smoking is up 200 per-
cent,
"Cigarette smoking cessation
is our number one program
priority, " Mr. McDonald stated.
"We must be prepared as memb
ers of our Association and as
people concerned with the health
of our family, friends and
neighbours to take a stand on
this health problem. There is
only one position --there can be
no compromise. We can over-
come this health hazard by all
playing a part at this time by
upholding the rights of non-
smokers and by assisting in in-
creasing the population of non-
smokers so that smoking will
be socially unacceptable."
Committee chairmen elected
are as follows• patient services,
Mrs. Edith Brothers of Stratford
and E,R, Knight, Brussels;
education, Mrs. Edith Fisher,
Mitchell, and Mrs. David
Schenck, Seaforth, Christmas
Seal Campaign, Ralph Goren,
Stratford, and Toni Leiper,
Londesboro; finance, Garnet
Prest, Stratford; medical advis-
ory, Dr. K. W. Hampson of
Stratford and Dr. Frank Mills,
Goderich,
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About eopie
Mr. and Mrs. Graydon Peters,
of Weston, and Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Blowes, of Preston,
spent the -holiday weekend at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Gascho.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Fenwick
of London have taken up resid-
ence in Zurich. Mr. Fenwick
is employed at Boise Cascade,
l lensall,
OF ANTIQUES, HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AND MISCEL
ITEMS FOR;
Lorne And Mildred Klop
ANEOUS
In the Village of Zurich, corner of John Street North and Ros-
alie Street
SATURDAY, JUNE 2, at 1 30
P. M.
ANTIQUES AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS - Westinghouse
refrigerator; Frigidaire 30" stove; electric 2 -slice toaster; Mix
master; electric frying pan; tea kettle; 5 -piece chrome kitchen
set; assorted dishes and cooking utensils; studio couch; wooden
rocking chairs; Morris recliner chair; swivel upholstered chair;
lazy -boy chair; Colonial style rocker; foot stools; oak library
table; pine chest of drawers; hall trees; fern stands; assorted
small tables; oak sectional book case; 2 iron beds, springs and
mattresses; wooden bed stead and springs; dresser, cedar chest;
day bed; table lamps; floor lamps; smoking stand; etc.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS - Numerous 1 gal. and 4 gal.
crocks; jugs; picture frames; trunks; Bissel carpet sweeper; sing-
er treadle sewing machine; books; sheets; blankets; table clothes
towels; Gendron baby carriage; clipper 4 -cycle lawn mower;
MTD 4 HP riding mower, like new; and other items too numer-
ous to mention.
Not responsible for ac
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AUCTIONEERS AN
"Doug"
237-3576
idents on day of sale
IDDELL
D SALES MANAGERS
"Jack"
23'7-3431