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POTATOES for sale. Call David
Steckle, 565-2122. 46-tf
1975 SKIDOO ELAN 300 s.s.
About 350 miles. In excellent
condition. Phone 236-4962 be-
fore 6 or 236-4884 after 6 p.m.
47-48-p
HAPPINESS IS...a new Yama-
ha snowmobile from Elder
Enterprises, R.R. 2, Hensall.
Phone 262-5598. 1-4-b
TWO ROW corn planter. Good
condition. Phone 236-4884.
1,2,3-p
PUREBRED serviceable age
Hampshire boars, Duroc boars and
York cross Landrace" boars, R.O.P
tested and commercial. Bob Robin-
"— son, RR 4, Walton, 345-2317. 52:53c
STUDENT must sell part -
Arabian Guilding, 15 hands,
harness and western broken,
golden brown with white mane
and tail. Phone 565-5235. 1-b
For , `Rent
ONE BEDROOM Apartments,
for senior citizens only. Six
apartments to choose from.
For more information call
Maplewoods Apartments, 236-
4373. 30-tf
1 FOR RENT
Elizabeth Court, Hensall, now
renting 1, 2 and 3 bedroom
apartments. Shag carpeting,
Kelvinator appliances. AH
utilities paid. For inquiries:
PHONE 433-7781,
London
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Services
HESS JEWELLERY, ZURICH
—has a fine selection of Dia-
monds, Wedding Rings, Watch-
es, Clocks, Cuckoo Clocks,
Barometers. Cardinal watches
sold by jewellers, only 813.95
and up. Family rings and
Charms. Watch and clock
repairing guaranteed. 1-tfn
CRAFT
SUPPLIES
Chair caning; Macrame; Fun Fur,
Rowney Art Supplies; Beads of all
types; Instruction Books.
M & M STORE
Queen and Water Streets
St. Marys
Open seven days
8 a.m. to 11 p.m.
51:52c
Exeter Carpet
Installation
Residential & Commercial
Free Estimates
Phone 235-0114
51t
PEEWEE STANDINGS
TOTAL
POINTS
15
14
14
13
9
75
3
2
1
1
1
Paul Johnston
David Erb
David Smith
Brian Horner
Mark Kirk
Gord Love
Danny Becker
Rob Grenier
James Adkins
Dwayne Laporte
Paul Overholt
Brian Denomme
N.Y'"
Coming
vents
The family of Albert and Doris
Schilbe wish to join them in the
celebration of their parent's
25th wedding anniversary on
Saturday, January 15, in the
Bayfield Community Centre.
Everyone welcome. Dancing
9-1. 1,2-b
The Huron County Health Unit
invites you to attend the Child
Health Clinic, Health Unit
Office, South Huron Hospital,
Exeter on Monday, January
10, 1977 from 9:30 - 11:30 a.m.
for:
1. Health Surveillance
2. Anaemia Screening
3. Immunization
4. Hearing Screening
5. Fluoride brushing of child-
ren's teeth to prevent cavities
for ages 3 to 5 years
6. Vision Screening.
ZURICH GOLDEN AGERS
Card Party Monday, January
10, at 8 p.m. at Township
Hall. Admission 81.00. Every-
one welcome. • 1-b
TENDER
The Huron County
Board of Education will
receive plainly marked
sealed tenders on Care-
taking Supplies required
for our Elementary and
Secondary schools . up
to 12 o'clock noon Mon-
day, January 17, 1977.
Specifications and Te-
nder forms may be ob-
tained from the Board
Offices, 103 Albert
Street, Clinton, Ontario.
Lowest or any tender
not necessarily accepted.
H. Turkheim
Chairman
D.J. Cochrane,
Director of Education
VANASTRA
RECREATION
CENTRE
R.R. #5, CLINTON
BINGO
EVERY MONDAY
at 8 p.m.
JACKPOT
$ZOO MGOT
15 reg. games of $12.00 •
3 share -the -wealth
Door prizes and many other
specials.
Admission restricted to
16 years or over.
Bayview Painting
and Decorating
Minor Carpentry
Remodelling
Repairs
, Bob Evans Phone
H.R. 2, Zurich 236-4665
ARR'NG TON
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Review
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system has been re-examined
as the system is pumping more
than had been anticipated.
... The Citizens News is sold to
the firm of J.W. Eedy Publica-
tions with Betty O'Brien to
remain as manager and Cathy
McKinley to take over as news
editor.
. The Knights of Columbus
hold their annual mass at St.
Boniface Church in Zurich.
JUNE 23
... The two day fiddling com-
petition in Hensall attracts
many talented musicians from
various parts of Ontario.
. . . It's Krazy Days again in
Zurich and the attitude of the
participating merchants is re-
ported to be very positive.
- . . A thousand people attend-
ed the annual Pork Barbecue
of the Varna United Church.
. . . ARC trainees toured the
Citizens News office to see how
a newspaper is made.
JUNE 30
Members of Huron County
council agreed to do nothing
about cutting back the number
of county councillors who serve
the ratepayers of Huron.
. . . Records were broken left
and right at the Hensall Spring
Fair and Beef Feeder calf
club sale as the champion
calf brought $1.45 per pound.
- The Huron -Perth Catholic
School track and field meet was
held in Mitchell and Ecole
Ste. Marie brought home two
gold, two silver and one bronze
medals.
Card of Thanks
My family and I sincerely thank
all our friends, neighbours and
relatives for their many acts of
kindness and expressions of
sympathy shown to us at the
time of the loss of a dear wife,
and mother. Thanks to everyone
for th\e beautiful flower arrange-
ments, cards and donations to
the cancer fund. Special thanks
to Father Durand, Dr. Wallace
and nursing staff at South
Huron Hospital, The Westlake
Funeral Home. Thanks to
friends, neighbours and rela-
tives who provided lunch at
the house. Your thoughtful-
ness will always be remember-
ed. — Clarence and George
Farwell 1-b
Obituary
MRS. JABEZ B. DENNIS
At the Pinehaven Nursing
Home, Lexington Road, Water-
loo, on Sunday, December 26,
1976, after a lengthy illness.
Margretha Holtzman, formerly
of 83 Arnold Street, aged 101
years. Mrs. Dennis was born in
Hay Township, Huron County,
a daughter of the late Gabriel
Holtzman and the former
Magdalena Surarus. She was a
member of Zion United Church.
She was predeceased. by her
husband Jabez, in 1943. Surviv-
ing are two sons, Cedric of
Fergus and Ivan of Kitchener
and by grandchildren and great-
grandchildren. She was the
last surviving member of her
family, predeceased by eight
brothers and one sister. Funeral
service was held December 27,
1976 at the Ratz-Bechtel Fun-
eral Home with Rev. F.J.
Roberts and Rev. G.F. Barthel
officiating. Interment took place
in Woodland Cemetery.
BOOKKEEP
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Citizens News sold
.. • Hensall's arena should be in
no danger of being shut down
by the Ministry of Labor accord-
ing to town clerk Bob Heil.
JULY 7
. . Official opening of Bay -
field's centennial activities by
Bayfield reeve Ed Oddleifson
Jack Riddell, MPP and Bob
McKinley, MP.
. . . The Stanley Township
recreation committee is can-
vassing the township to raise
$8,000 for improvements to the
ball diamond.
- . . Residents of Hensall will
have to pay for the frontage and
connection charges for sewers
in 1976 and not next year as
was expected.
. . Cynthia Gunn of Exeter
was the top student during the
1975-76 term at South Huron
District High School.
JULY 14
. . Over half of the 24 apart-
ments in the Maplewoods
complex outside Zurich are
occupied and an open house
was held.
. . There will be only one
member on the Huron County
Board of Education between
Stanley and Bayfield in the
future.
. Krazy Days continues a
Margaret Westlake of Zurich
wins this week's draw.
JULY 21
Zurich finds out its arena
does not meet the building code
standards set out by the pro-
vincial government and it is
going to take a lot of money to
rectify the situation.
.. . Zurich council decided to
pass a by-law increasing sewer
rates by $1.50 per month to
riase the yearly rate to $66.
The Zurich Business
Association has decided to go
ahead with the preparation of a
plan to improve the core area
of the village despite the fact
no funding is available from the
provincial government.
Conservation leader Joe
Clark and his wife Maureen tour
the area.
JULY 28
... Debbie Bedard of Zurich is
chosen Queen of the Fair over
five other contestants -
Ontario's medical health
officers will meet at the legisla-
ture buildings in Toronto to
work out details for the vaccina-
tion of Ontario residents against
swine flu.
. A severe wind storm in
Exeter causes over $1,000,000
in damages.
Nearly 100 people gave
blood at the Zurich arena red
cross clinic.
AUGUST 4
The home of Elroy and
Marlene Desjardine was severe-
ly damaged by fire in the
village.
Huron County official
ly unveils its new flag.
- - Marilyn Ford of Dashwood
was named Miss Friedsburg
1976.
The canvass in Stanley
Township for ball diamond
improvements is a success.
Stephen township is con-
sidering the purchase of tanker
trucks for two of their area
fire departments.
AUGUST 11
The Hensall sewers are
almost completed as council
passes a bylaw to govern the
system to be used in collection
of sewer rates by the village.
A 10 person commission
holds public hearings in the
area to get public imput on
the tax change proposals put
forward by the government.
.. - Mrs. Amelia Schroeder is
still braiding rugs at the Blue -
water Rest Home at the age of
94. AUGUST 18
. - Zurich's Dr, Wallace brings
up plans for preparations in
case of swine flu epidemic at
council meeting.
. . A customer in Zurich de-
manding a meter check from
now on will pay the cost of
such a check in advance and
the money will only be re-
funded if the meter is found to
be defective.
- - . Stanley park by the lake
is officially opened and includes
a picnic area and bath house.
- Hot dry weather is called
for by the agriculture office in
Clinton if the white bean and
corn crops are to be any good -
AUGUST 25
. . Zurich's annual bean
festival is held.
- - Bricking and paving of
main street is completed and
trees are planted by council
members.
Bean festival activities
include pancake breakfast,
bean dinner, midway for the
kids, frog jumping contest,
bean queen competition, crafts,
horseshoe pitching and danc-
ing.
Ida McClinchey's store in
Varna is sold to Bob Peck.
SEPTEMBER 1
. . Over 10,000 people des-
cended on Zurich to take part in
the 11th annual Bean Festival.
, Lynn Brooks was chosen
the 1976 Bean Queen.
Enrollment figures for
the public schools in the area
are down slightly from last
year.
. - . The first Zurich Ball Tourn-
ament was a great success as
a large turnout of fans were
treated to a day of baseball with
the Clinton team taking top
honours.
SEPTEMBER8
- . . Proposals announced by the
provincial government to give
increased financial aid to arenas
needing repairs will be of value
assistance to both Zurich and
Hensall.
A non-resident surcharge
will be enforced at the Zurich
arena from now on and anyone
using the arena who is not a
resident of Stanley Township,
Zurich or Grand Bend will pay
a $15 fee.
Fire leveled a cottage in
the Blue Haven subdivision in
Stanley Township north of
Drysdale.
SEPTEMBER 15
. , - Zurich Lions name new exe-
cutive with Vince Doyle as
president.
- . . Zurich council has decided
to proceed with the additional
renovations necessary for the
arena to meet safety standards
and Bob Redick has been
'appointed chairman of a fund
raising committee.
New rental rates for the
Zurich ice surface are $20
per hour prime time and $18
per hour in non prime.
- . - Peter McNaughton is honor-
ed by over 170 people at the
Pineridge Chalet for his activi-
ties over the years in the
Hensall community.
SEPTEMBER 22
, .. The Huron County Board of
Education reaches a settlement
with the Secondary School
Teachers Federation.
. . Committee to raise funds
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