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Zurich Citizens News, 1974-06-13, Page 24PAGE 8 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, JUNE 20', 1974 FOR SALE REGISTERED PALOMINO Pony, harness and cart. Phone 236-4011, after 7 p.m. 24-25-b TWO ONLY - Used Royal type- writers, in real good condition. Office style. - Zurich Citizens News, phone 236-4672. tf FIREWOOD : Call Zurich Wood Products Limited. 236-4324. 9-tf 4 CYLINDER Wisconsin Motor, in good condition, Phone 237- 3306. 25-26-p GERMAN SHORT -HAIR Pointer puppies. Six weeks old. Call John Minderlein, 236-4835. 25-26-p STRAIGHT PIGS, about 125 lbs. to the half, only 47¢ lb., prep- ared. Half of large steer only 95¢ lb. cut and wrapped. - Call Zurich Abbatoir, 236- 4939, or 236-4681, 25-b STANDING HAY for sale, Timothy with some clover. - Call Ted Leibold 236- 4738. 25-p CHICKENS FRYERS and ROASTERS Phone ahead for orders! Ron Overholt 236-4841 HELP- WANTED, COOK REQUIRED for breakfasts_ and lunches. Green Forest Motor Hotel, Grand Bend, phone 238-2365. 23-h RELIABLE PEOPLE needed for work in processing plant. Earnings in $10, 000 per annum • range, including overtime. All replies handled in strick confidence. Apply to Box C.H. °jo Zurich Citizens News. 24-b APPRENTICE for meat depart- ment. Starting wage $3. 00 per hour. Apply to Al's Super Save, Hensall. 25-b PART-TIME help wanted for modern restaurant in Bayfield. Apply to box ID, % Zurich Citizens News. Zurich, Ontario. 25-b WANTED TO BUY NEW BALED HAY. Call 236- 4278, Don Wallace. 25-b SIGN in a haberdasher's window: "Summer trousers so cool you have to look down to be sure you have them on." Insects kill about 500 mill - ion cubic feet of wood yearly in Canada. ENGAGEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. William Oesch wish to announce the forthcom- ing marriage of their daughter, Marilyn Joy to Mr. Emery James Nugent, son of Mr, and Mrs. Henry Nugent of Pembroke, Ontario. The wedding to take place at Knox Presbyterian Church, St. Thomas at 7:30 p.m. on June 21. Rev. Rodney will officiate. The couple will reside in Springfield. 25-p Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bedour, Zurich, are pleased to announce the engagement of their daught- er, Susan Marie, to Mr. Jim Kenneth Wildfong, son of Mrs. Robert Farquhar, Zurich. The wedding will take place on Saturday, June 29, 1974, at 3 p.m. at St. Boniface Roman Catholic Church, Zurich. 25-b COMING EVENTS AG - OP SUMMER FESTIVAL, Saturday, July 6, 1974. Seaforth Community Centre. Desjardine's Orchestra. All tables reserved. Tickets available from Agricult- ural and Optimist members. Bob Fotheringham, chairman, Phone 482-9196. 20-27-b MONDAY, JULY 1, 1974. Annual Chicken Barbecue at Bayfield United Church at 5 p.m. Home-made salads, pies, etc. Adults $2.75 Child- ren 12 and under $1.50. 25-26-b STEPHENSON REUNION - 45th annual Picnic Supper, will be held Sunday, June 30, at Sea - forth Lions Park, 5 p.m. Bring basket lunch, dishes and cutlery, Refreshments provided. 25-26-b Custom Killing and Processing MONDAY - PORK WEDNESDAY - BEEF Zurich Abbatoir Phone 236-4939 or 236-4681 Bus. Res, The Huron County Board of Education requires a CUSTODIAN at CENTRAL HURON SECONDARY SCHOOL, CLINTON Written applications stating age, experience and telephone number, should be addressed to Mr. R. McVean, Plant Super- intendent, Huron County Board of Education, 103 Albert Street, Clinton, Ontario, NOM 1LO. Applicants will be notified if required for an interview. Deadline for applications is July 5, 1974. E.C. HILL D.J. COCHRANE Chairman Director THEY'RE ALL IN CMS GIN Bayfield council solves problems George Brown approached Bayfield council at their regul- ar meeting Monday evening and asked for permission on behalf of the Senior Citizens to install a shuffleboard on the town property at the north- west side of the Municipal Building adjacent to the side- walk. Council approved. Mr. and Mrs. W. Heard also approached council with regard to logs stored on adjacent prop- erty which are contravening a by-law. Council will speak to the owner regarding his intent- ions and try to have the situat- ion rectified as sonn as possible. Reg Agar asked council about an anti -noise by-law and dogs running loose, tearing garbage bags apart. He was informed that all dogs are to be confined, Mrs. LeRoy Poth, Mrs. Gwen Pemberton and Mrs. J.R. Will- ock also approached council with a motion passed at the Historical Society meeting that some consideration be giver to try to maintain the appear- ance of the old buildings in CARDS OF THANKS I would like to thank everyone for the many visits, cards, flow• ers, and gifts I received while a patient in South Huron Hosp- ital and since returning home. - Helen Blackwell- 25-p I wish to thank all who helped during my recent illness, esp- ecially the doctors and nurses at Victoria Hospital. The pray- ers and visits and cards of my family and friends will always be remembered. - Elmer Oesch, 25-f Thanks to all my relatives, friends and neighbours for all visits, cards, treats and many acts of kindness while I was a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, and since returning home. Thank you sincerely. -Elsie Mae McKinley- 25-b Sincere thanks to relatives and friends and all who remember- ed me with gifts, cards, pray- ers and visits while I was a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital Also to Dr. C,J, Wallace, Dr. J, H, Walker, Dr. Harrison and nurses on the fourth floor and last but not least, Father A. Durand, Father Finn, Father Tony and Sister Kathleen, also the Bluewater Rest Home residents. Westlake Ambulance Service and Rev. A. Blackwell. Special thanks for prompt serv- ice and kindness on receiving the emergency call, - Mrs. Arthur Brisson. 25-b We deeply appreciate the many expressions of sympathy follow- ing the recent death of our dear brother, F.H, Penfold, in Vancouver, B, C, - Menno and Philippa Steckle - 25-p SERVICES OFFERED HESS JEWELLERY, Zurich has a fine selection of Bluebird Diamonds, wedding rings, watches, clocks, cuckoo clocks, barometers, Cardinal watches sold by Jewellers only, are $10.95 and up, family rings and charms. Watch and clock repairing work guaranteed. tf-b Bayfield, which they felt were a part of the village. Council received correspond- ence from the A ,M, O. regard- ing compiled results of salaries of Municipal employees; from Environmental Canada regarding Great Lakes; magnitudes of water levels, variations; shore erosion and lake levels; from the Assessment Office stating they would be conducting an DJ assessment of commercial prop- erties in the village in the near future; from the KT. C. stat- ing that approval for the gravel and asphalt laid on the streets had been given. In other business council sup- ported a resolution from the Township of Pittsburg to increase the penalty to two percent per month on past due taxes; and received the lease for the South Dock for permission to use it, except that part used by Mr. Castle, CLEARING TWILIGHT AUCTION SALE Wednesday, June 26, 6:00 p. m. Sharp To be held at the premises MacAdam's furniture and antique store, Main Street, west Crediton . ANTIQUES; Love seat and matching chair, large pine box, Windsor rocker and arm chair; 2 chicken coop chairs, assort- ment press back chairs, round table, old dressers, oval Duncan Phyfe coffee table, rocking chairs, assortment of different tables and chairs, Beaver sealer, 2 corner shelves (Watt -Not, 1 large, 1 small); 2 square tables, large assort- ment of glass, ginger bread clock, finger oil lamp, large oil lamp, oval picture with bow glass, selection of bells, brass includes small christen- ing bowl, hame tops, church collection and bread plates, moustache cup, assortment old books, 1913 Winchester catal- ogue (repeating guns) cast iron forridge pot (150 yrs. old) 2 centennial one dollar bills, rare old bottles, gold baby locket and chairm iron box stow wood heaters, old coffee maker, several TV sets, 2 old tyme typewriters, wood planes, garden seeder, work benches, electric appliances, large ass- ortment brand new gift items. Many mor itmes. This is only a partial listing. NO RESERVES, MacAdam's Furniture is goi ng out of busin- ess. TERMS OF SALE - CASH All bidders must register and receive a number, sold items to be the responsibility of the purchaser at end of bidding. Purchasers paying by cheque must supply their own person- alized cheque from their bank. PERCY WRIGHT Auctioneer; Kippen, Ont. 262-5515 Owner's Tel: 234-6361 Not responsible for accidents or loss of articles night of sale. FARMER Greenhouses Bill & Melva Rammeloo BILL'S — Shipka 237-3228 Dashwood Muskmelon, Watermelon Cucumber and Squash Plants BOX PLANTS Tomatoes Cabbages Flowers, Etc. * POTTED GIFT PLANTS WATCH FOR OUR LARGE SIGNS 1 1/4 MILE EAST OF SHIPKA ON COUNTY ROAD 4 (CREDITON ROAD) Open Daily 10 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Sunday 2:00 to 9:00 p.m.