Zurich Citizens News, 1959-01-28, Page 7WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1959
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OLD HORSES WANTED AT 33f c
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FLOOR SANDING, PROMPT
and efficient service; or rent our
sanders and do it yourself. This
is the time of year to have your
floors refinished. Charles H.
Thiel, phone 140, Zurich. 14-tfb
DRY CLEANING and LAUNDRY
Service. Cala Earl Oesoh's Barber
Shop. Pick-up and ctelmvery every
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a.m. week days, 6.00 and 8.00 p.m.
Saturday evenings
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Sunday morning, do not call until
Monday morning. The quality is
'': thigh and the cost low.
BIRTHS
O'BRIEN—At Victoria Hospital,
London,, on Monday, January 26,
1959, to Mr, and Mrs. William
O'Brien, Jr., London, a son. A
grandson for Mr, and Mrs. Le-
roy O'Brien, Zurich.
CARDS OF THANKS
The bereft family of the late
Miss Matilda Johnson, Kitchener,
wish to greatly thank one and all
for the many sympathy cards, let-
ters of sympathy and those, who
in any way showed kindness in
the sad bereavement in the sudden
passing of their sister. 4-p
Miscellaneous
FILTER. QUEEN SALES AND
service. Repairs to makes of
vacuum cleaners. Reconditioned
cleaners for sale. Bob Peck, RR
1, Zurich. Phone IIensali 696r2.
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AUCTION SALE
OF DAIRY CATTLE
At Lot 5, Cow, 3, Stanley Town-
ship, 1/4 miles north and 1�/q west
of Kippen, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10
at 1 p.m.
35 Holstein Heifers ranging from
2 to 3 years old, a number fresh
with calves at foot. Remainder
clue in February and March. All
vaccinated. Sale will be held un-
der cover.
TERMS — CASH
Alex McBeath, Proprietor
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer
4-5-b
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS AND MISC. ITEMS
On the premises, Lot 42, Rosalie
..Street, in the Village of Zurich..
The undersigned Auctioneer is in-
structed to sell by Public
Auction, on
SATURDAY, ,JANUARY 31
.. 1959, commencing at 1.00 p.m...
sharp
The following Valuable Items:
McClary kitchen range; New
Sunshine 2 -burner electric stove;
Norge 9 cu. ft. electric refrigera-
tor, like new; General Electric ra-
dio; Beatty electric washer, like
new; chesterfield chairs; studio
couch; dining and living room
furniture; kitchen table and chairs;
china cabinet; dining room table;
couch; combination table and desk;
electric lamps; 2 steel bedsteads
with springs and mattress; dress-
ers; commodes; toilet set; electric
iron; electric 2 -burner hot plate;
oak rocker; trunk; wardrobe;
quilts; blankets; comforters; mats;
linens; silverware; glassware;
fancy dishes; dinner set; sealers;
crocks; galv. tubs; step ladder;
garden tools, and many other
misc. items.
No reserve, Everything will be sold
In case of bad weather sale will
be held in Lutheran Church shed.
TERMS — CASH
William Watson, Executor,
Estate of Late Joseph Foster
Harold Stade, Clerk
Alvin Walper, Auctioneer
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DEAR HERB:
Enclosed find cheque for $2.50
(plus exchange) for another year's
subscription to the Zurich Citizens
News. (Happy Birthday!) We en-
joy reading the paper so much and
most of all, do we like the pictur-
es. It is nice to see what some of
the friends we know so well—look
like— so keep up the pictures.
Our best wishes for another—
and another—successful year—for
your paper.
Sincerely,
IDA L. O'DWYER
1160 Richmond Street,
London, Ontario,
January 26, 1959.
SUB. FOR FATTIER
HERB M. TURKHEIM,
Zurich Citizens News,
Dear Herb:
Would you please send a sub-
scription of the Zurich Citizens
News to Mr. E. M. Dagg, Camp-
bells Bay, Quebec.
You will find enclosed a money
order for two and a half dollars
(2.50). Thank you.
Sincerely,
MARILYN (Dagg) McPHERSON
RR 2, Wingham,
January 26, 1959.
DOG TROUBLES
Dear Mr. Turkheim,
I wonder if you would be so
kind as to insert this letter in
your paper for me, for it refers to
a situation that I believe the dog
owners of Zurich should be aware
of, and which I know they will
co-operate in.
As I was leaving the school to-
night after four o'clock, a little
girl was lying face down in the
snow near the school yard. A
large dog had its front paws on
her back. Before I could reach
the child a man came to her res-
cue and chased the dog away.
A number of dogs like to play
around the school, They are at-
tracted no doubt by the children.
So far they have all seemed friend-
ly, and are welcomed by some of
the children as playmates. Howev-
er others 'of the children are terri-
fied of them, and to -day's inci-
dent shows they can create an
uncomfortable situation. This par-
ticular dog is one that visits the
school.
T am sure that mention of this
incident is all that is needed to
prevent a more serious situation
developing in the future. '
Thanking you for the space in
your paper, I remain,
Sincerely yours,
Greta J. Lavender,
Principal, Zurich Public
School,
Hay Reeves On
Home Committee,
Becker Chairman
Reeve Valentine Becker and
Deputy Reeve Alex Mousseau of
Hay Township attended the Coun-
1y.Council session) in Goderich last
week, Mr. Becker was named
chairman of the Huron County
Home Committee, which this year
is considering an addition to the
home costing about $1,100,000.
Mr. Mousseau is serving. on. the
executive committee this year, as
well as the Huron County Home
Committee, the warden's commit-
tee, the health committe.
Becker was named to the refor-
estation committee.
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CALL ZURICH 133
Traditionally, newly elected members of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario make their bow to Mr.
Speaker on the day following the official opening. Ceremonies this year at Queen's Park are highlighted
by the introduction of six new members, all supporters of the Frost Government and all on the sunny
side of 50 years of age. Actually, the average age of the group is 40 years,
Pictured above are: (top row, L. to R.) Rene Brunele, Cochrane North; Lloyd H. Price, Hastings East;
Charles S. MacNau i ton, Huron; (bottom row) George E. Gornme, Lanark; Maurice Hamilton,
Renfrew North and Allan F. Lawrence, Toronto, St. George.