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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1963-03-14, Page 6...At/I/Sp/1;ml aAtd SWING INTO SPRING IN A SMART NEW SUIT FROM OUR WiDE SELECTION See all the new styles and patterns how. NEW SAMPLES FOR TIP TOP Made-To=Measure SUITS ALL-WEATHER ALL•OCCASION DAIS row tb ricKett Lairip e Limited Mair! StreAf Clintoin Phone AHI 1473 Aissummumaarisimminsimmowawmorasomaimitarrimossb ALL -IN -ONE COAT Sheds water, keeps you Looking well- dressed in all types of weathet frorn 09.95 up Ppge li--Cltntgn News-Record—Thurs., ...Thurs., March 14, 1903 A►C COMMODATION POR• RENT THREE-ROOM FURNJSHEla apartment. Available now. Phone H1J 2-3307. • lltfb TWO.13117ROOM Apartment, unfurnished, Available now, Ap- ply HU 2-9087, 11b FURNISHED- •O • Unfurnished Apartment, available now. Phone IW 2-9928, 6tfb FULLY .FURNISHED Trailer, 41 ft, Apply North Ind ,Store, Clinton .or phone HIS 2-3323. 4b-6tfb •.SIX -ROOM DUPLEX in Clin- ton, Gas heated. Immediate possession. Phone J.Q. 4-7003, lib NEWLY DECORATED Apart- ments, furnished and heated, private bath, available now. Phone HU 2-3329, hip SMALL and LARGE TRAIL- ers for rent, fully furnished; also new and used trailers for sale, Seeker's Trailer Court, Clinton. 10p -11b FURNISHED 3 -ROOM Apart- ment, part-ment, heated by oil furnace, citable ,for couple, available now. Phone HU 2.7355 or HU 2.9479. 1.1tfb SELF-CONTAINED APART - merit, furnished, one bedroom, gas heated. Available immed- iately. Apply HU 2.9390 or HU 2.7774. 11tfb 2 SMALL APARTMENTS, on ground floor, heated, furnished and unfurnished. Phone HU 2- 6692, L. G. Winter Real Este ate, 10tfb 3 ROOM FURNISHED apart- ment, central location, suitable for couple; frig,"and stove. Her- man's Men's Wear, HU 2-9351. 6tfb LARGE BRICK HOUSE -81/2 miles from Clinton, 5 miles from Blyth. Hydro and water pressure system. ' For further particulars phone 575W, Sea - forth, S. McBrien. 10.1.2b ARTICLES -FOR-SALE BABY'S CAR BED, in good shape, Phone HU 2-3393. • 11b SET OF DOUBLE Aluminum laundry tubs, never used. Phone HU 2-3307. lib "JOLLY JUMPER" Baby Exer- cisers. Martin's Dept. Store, Clinton, Ontario. 7tfb TIMEX WATCHES serviced through ANSTETT Jewellers Ltd. 40tfb FiLTER QUEEN Sales and Service BOB PECK, RR 1,Zurich Phone Hensel! 352w2 29 to 39p tfb ANTIQUE DRESSER, OAK wood; girl's bicycle, in good condition. Phone HU 2-9673. lib 3x6 FT., 10 • inches, wine wool rug; girl's spring coat,. size • 12 -to 14, black and turquoise check; blue winter coat, size 12 to 14; also cotton dresses. Phone HU 2-9538. 10-1b 21" TV, excellent condition; also TV test equipment and parts. 127 Wilder Street, Goderich, B. R. Munday, phone JA 4- 7994. 11-16p BUNK BEDS with. spring fil- led mattresses and bed spreads; baby carriage converts to car bed and stroller; also odd disha es. Phone HU 2-9078, lib SPRAYED APPLES for sale: Cooking a n d eating. Free delivery in Clinton and RCAF houses. Phone HU 2-3214, Fred McClymont and Sons, Varna. 3tfb FOUR COFFEE - AND HOT chocolate vending machines, coin operated, regular $370.00 value, now vastly reduced; ex- cellent part time income, suit- able for beauty parlors, barber shops, service station, small factories, etc, For further in- formation call at 62 Orange St., Clinton or phone HU 2-9537. 11b ARTICLES FOR SAVE ALT, alcA'Es left in stoclt 25% Discount, at •Ellwood Epps Sports Shop, King •Street, Clin- ton. lib SNEER Styk,m tic Speci&:l $4Q 0F—Two Weeks. Only Also two repossessions very reasonable, $INQEB SEWING ,MAGHiNE. CO. WILL WHIQREN Representative -Goderich JA 4-8431 Resideno.e, HU 2-9103 10-1b DIA1VgaND RINGS. See eor newest cash Specials at dis- count prices—save up to one- third. Pay cash and save. Terms if preferred. Phone HU 2.9649 for evening appoint- ments. Counter's Jewellery. 18tfb ELECTROLUX S RViCE and .SALES J. Amsing 55 Albert St, Phone HU 2-7302 41tfb DRAPERY PULL RODS— Track, curtain rods, venetian blinds, bamboo draperies, win- dow blinds. Free estimates given, Irwin's Dry Goods,. 23tfb FUEL OIL: For carefree heat- ing with Champion 011 that's insured against explosion be- cause our truck carries oil only. A. G, Grigg and Son, phone HU 2-9411, 46tfb VACUUM CLEANERS Sales and Service Repairs and bags for all mo- dels of vacuum cleaners and polishers. Reconditioned mach- ines of all makes for sale. BOB PECK, RR 1, Zurich Phone Hensel! 352w2 29 to 39p tfb AUTOS FOR SALE 1954 PONTIAC SEDAN, $75. Phone HU 2-9241'. llb 1959 DKW STATION Wagon, in good condition. Stu Hunt, Brucefield. lip 1960 VOLKSWAGEN, in good condition; custom German rad- io, $950. E. Dunn, 33 Edmonton Rd., RCAF Station Clinton, phone HU 2-7346, 11-12-b 1962 TRIUMPH TR -4 Sports Car, 10,000 miles, like new, $2,500. Sickness forces sale. Phone HU 2-9695, Clinton. 6-7p-tfb THINKING OF RAMBLER? Visit the Bluewater Service Station, Goderich on the Bay- field Road. Phone JA 4-9461. 15tfb CUSTOM WORK DON'T PUTTER! Call your plumber. DURO pumps and softeners sales & service. Eck- ert's Plumbing and Electric, ph- one 54r2, Bayfield. 28tfb CAN INVISIBLY REWEAVE any woven fabric—suits, dres- ses, chesterfields, etc. Contact Mrs. Spurrill, Brucefield, HU 2-9189. 4tfb MOTORS, generators repaired or rewound, 1/10 horsepower up, 60 cycle conversions, Parts for most makes an hand or available. Art Levett and Sons 139 Erie Street, phone HU 2-6640. 40tfb Sprina Quotations On Your Reroofing Problems Now. JOHN KENNEY HU 2-9689 11-2p NOW IS THE TIME TO SAVE on Carpentry work. Whether you are building the new or remodelling the old. Kitchen cupboards a specialty. Call: Tien McNairn, HU 2-7726. 4tfb OUR FRIDAY SPECIAL FROM OUR STORE ONLY OLD FASHIONED CAKE DONUTS Reg. 60c dot. atiEciAL 43c :Dez, OUR SATURDAY SPECIAL PROM OUR STORE ONLY St. Patrick's Day. LAYER CAKE Reg. Gbc each 53C SPECIAL ... .. EACH' Bartiiffs Bakery HU 24721 Limited CLINTON Bakery and knitaurant EMPLOYMENT WANTED 2 MEN DESIRE ODD JOS3S in Clinton vicinity; Apply 1.17 Walker Street, •Clinton. hip EXPERIENCED TYPIST and bookkeeper requires part -tinge office position, ...Applyy-Box No. 11.3, Clinton. News -Records, 11b HELP WANTED PART-TIME HELP WANTED in the CLiNTON-CrODERICH AREA, Civic minded person having confidence and respect of busi- ness people. To make credit in- vestigations and serve as dist- rict Correspondent. RETIRED BUSINESSMEN in good health WELCOME, Worte is on a part- time fee basis. .Address replies to; Mr, B. A. Mitchell, Drawer 423 Terminal A Toronto 1, Ontario. 11-2-3-b HELP WANTED FEMALE HOUSEKEEPER WANTED for two months, April to June to help care for 4. children, ages 3 to 9 years, no cleaning. Phone JA 4.9774 Goderich, lib • RESPONSIBLE WOMAN to mind two children in my home. No housework, laundry, etc, to do, from 8 a,m. to 3 p,m. Phone after 3 pane HU 2-7713, lop -11b SALES GIRL Wanted for Ladies Wear Experience not necessary, must be 17 years or older, LEE'S CLI NTON 10b CAPABLE WOMAN to assist elderly couple. Live in or out. No bed care required. Well equipped home. Bus to door. Write to Box 106, Clinton News - Record, 10tfb MISCELLANEOUS WATCH REPAIR is a job for experts. Our work assures your satisfaction. Counter's Jewellery. Huron County's Oldest Esta- blished Jewellery Store. 20tfb TREES FOR SALE For Your Hedge or Landscaping SPRUCE -- SCOTCH PINE SILVER MAPLE and CANADA MAPLE. Separately or in package lots, ORDER NOW FOR SPRING DELIVERY LLOYD MEDD Phone HU 2-9836 11-2-3-4-b LET US REPAIR AND MAKE your rings and jewellery like new. Diamond rings renewed and stones safely secured—don't take chances, Expert work done reasonably to your satisfaction. Watch repairs and pearl re- stringing. W. N. Counter, 20tfb Do -it -Yourself RENT These Machines V Floor Polisher "1 Floor Sander and Edger 1/ Belt Sander ✓ Electric Rug Shampooer with wet and dry vacuum ✓ Hand Electric Sander ✓ Duo Purpose Hand Sander BALL & MUTCH CLINTON 30-tfb Mechanical and Body Re- pairs, Wheel Alignment and Balance; Window Replace- ments, Radiator Repairs. Protect against rust with Unda-Spray Davidson's Texaco Service No, 8 Highway,Goderich Phone JA 4-7231 NOTICE - NOTICE: The Surplus Tool Store, Grand Bend, will open again oh April 1st. $ $ Save $ $, Watch for our add on this page of the Iate March issue. We spent the Winter finding top Values at low prices in heed tools for you. . 10-1.2-3b PET STOCK /BORDERLINE COLLIE male peps, 10 weeks old, $10 each, Get your choke for a good cattle dog, Willdeliver. Elgin Porter, phone Bayfield 551'21., lab PiANO TUNING YOUR PIANO Should be tuned and checked for moth dathage and other defeat regularly, I appreciate the continifed priv- ilege of servicing ninny of the instruments in this, area. George W- Co'x, SIO 2.3870, 22tfb TENDERS WANTED P IRS t FLOORE1Vlemor. Dail at t 8t Blur's Church Clinton, For specifications and details contact Rev. P. 1,. nye mond, Roger Jackson, chtkir4 Mar, property- committee. REAL ESTATE BUILDING LOTS: FOR :SALE.. 2 miles north east of Clinton, Phone HU 2.7578.. 10p -11b Lar oUlr+lt1 Eat West side of Anglican Rectory, approximately 70'4.64',. Apply at the Rectory,. Board of Mancigernent, St, u' i a.. Pa l s Angl c. n Church, Clinton 11.2-3-b Fpr Sale; Tate $gyfieid Povilign, at Jawettis Groye; or For Lease for the Season: 1, the Bayfield Pavilion com- plete; 2. the complete Grove, in- dueling the Bayfield Pavilion, picnic 'grounds and trailer park. Apply' in person te: Mr. A. Red Giron, Clinton • 10-1-b Attractive 2 Bedroom Ranch Type Dwelling, living room With fire place, modern kit- chen, dining area, hardwood floors, excellent condition; full basement, oil heating, garage, lot 80' x 100', Early possession.. Ranch Type Dwelling, large living room with fire place, den, 2 bedrooms, modern kit- cher, 3 -piece bath, oil heat- ing. Early possession. $1,000 Down -2 bedroom ranch type with living room, dining area, modern kitchen. Excel- lent condition. Lot 66x132. Immediate possession. Mort- gage can be arranged. 11/2 Storey, 5 Bed Room Dwel- ling, living room; den with fire place; dining room, kit- chen; 2 -piece bath down; a- piece bath up. Gas heating, full basement, storm windows double garage; lot approx. 132x100", Early •possession. 2 Storey Brick, Semi -Detached; living room, dining room, kit- chen, den, 5 bedrooms, 3 -piece bath, oil heating, full base- ment, garage. Early posses- sion. Price $9,000.00. H. C. LAWSON INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE 5 Rattenbury St. E., Clinton Dial HU 2 -9644 --business HU 2 -9787 --residence 11b New three bedroom brick veneer, all plaster walls; large lot 336x180; oil hot water base- board heating. This beautiful house has many modern conven- iences including recreation room, garbage disposal unit and water softener. Built under CHMC standards and mortgage could be arranged. $8,500—Four year old, three bedroom ranch type house, 4 - piece bath, full dry basement, gas furnace. Lot 70x150. Pric- ed low for early cash sale, Three bedroom ranch type house, four years old, on East Street. Close to schools. Oil forced air furnace, full dry basement. Lot 98x133. One car garage, blacktop driveway. Water softener. Owner has moved and mortgage can be ar- ranged. $4,500 --Three bedroom cot- tage on Matilda Street. Three- piece bath, oil furnace, one -car garage. Priced reasonable for cash, Possession April lst. $7,500 — 3 -Bedroom Stucco on Albert Street, oil furnace, built-in cupboards, garage, large lot. Mortgage can be arranged on monthly payments. Two-storey Brick Store on Main Street with two apart; meats, immediate possession, Apartment now rented. Mort- gage can be arranged. For Rent --- 2 -bedroom self- contained cottage available now. K. W. Colquhoun INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE Phone HU 2-9747 lib SALESMAN WANTED MAN 40 TO 60. Handle sales territory surrounding Clinton. Worth up to $12,000 in a year, plus bonus. Write J. 0. Garner; Vice Pres. Texas Refinery Corp., Box 711, Fort Worth 1, Texas. 11b UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR SALESMAN OVER 30 Opportunity for quick advancement and high commissidn earnings with a growing 54 year old company selling world famous Goodyear rnamtenance products. 'Many exclusive and non- competitive repeat ;terns. Age no bar rier. 9iversified winter end summer line. We take care of all financing, shipping and collections,. New salesman O. M. hath earned $359 commissions his second order, maul Bausch, hew salesman, earned $609 on one sale and now is No, 5 company volune leader, Fringe benefits include life insurance sales bonuses, Write Consolidated Paint & Varnish (Canada) Ctd„ P.O, Box 94, Rosemount, Montreal, Quebec.b Notice To Creditors in the,Estate of JAMES ROBERT WALKER, date of the 'Town of Clinton hi the County of Huron, Gentiemah, deceased, All persons having( claims against the Estate of the above-, named who diedn the 13th day of Febrttatyt A.P.131963, are re, quired• to file full particulars thereof 'with the 'undersigned on or before ithe 25th day of March A.D. 1963, after Which crate the assets will be distributed having regar donly.to theclaims of which the undersigned shall then have notice. Dated at Glirito n bat title 5th day of March,A., D,1953, E. 8. MENZtES, Dunton, Onterio,. SoIieitor for the said Estate, 101-2b BIRTHS XULz. ;1305 -- In Clinton ?Un- ite %Hospital, on Friday, Mar- ch 8. 1963, to Mr, and Mrs•. Jacob lildizebos, RR 2. 13rus-- sels, -daughter: JENNZNGS --In Clinton Public Hospital, o n Wednesday, March 13, 1963, to F/G. and Mrs, M. Jennings, Clinton,. a daughter, Paula Frances. MacK4N IE4---In South Huron Hospital, Exeter, on Friday, March 8, 1963, to Mr, and Mrs, Glenn MacKenzie (glee Lyla Neeb.i, Hensall, a daugh- ter, sister for Gordon, Tommy and Lorraine, POTVIN. ---• In Clinton Public Hospital, on Monday, March 11, 1963, to LAC and Mrs.. Gaston P•otvin, Clinton, a $on, YOUNG -•-- In Clinton Public Hospital, en Sunday, Marcia 10, 1963, to Mr, and Mrs, Don Young, Blyth, a daughter. • DEATHS ELLSWORTH -- In Huronview on Sunday,. March 10, 1.963, Mrs. Evelena Mary Ellsworth, 86, formerly of Fordwich, Former Evelena Mary Dqn- aghy, widow of Charles Ells- worth, lls-worth. Survivors: sister, Miss Laura Donaghy, Clinton, Ser- vice conducted Tuesday from Moir funeral home, Gorrie. Burial in Fordwich Cemetery, GARNISS .-•- In 11uronview .on Friday, March 8, 1963, George William Garniss, 84, Sloth, retired carpenter, Survivors; sons, Leslie, Wingham; Har- vey, Blyth; brothers, Jack, Toronto; Charles, Regina; sister, 1 frs. Annie Elliott, Regina, Service was held from Tasker Memorial Chap- el, Blyth, HILL --At Welland an Monday, March 4, 1963, Lena Ellen Tut,: ner, 87. 'beloved wife of the late James Hill, a native of Stanley Township, Survived by sons, Luther E., Fort Erie; Russell, Port .Colborne; Bari, Galt; daughter, Mrs, John Camp (Margreeta) ), Harris, burg, Funeral was held from Patterson funeral home on Wednesday with burial in Clinton cemetery. JOHNSTON -- In Huronview, on Friday, March 8, 1963, Mrs. Agnes Elizabeth John- ston, 85, Fordwich. Survivors; daughters, Miss Ruth and Mrs. Jeannette Lindsay, both of Toronto; sons, Samuel and Glenn, both of Howick Town- ship; three grandchildren; one great-grandchild. Service was held from Moir funeral home, Gorrie, Burial, Fordwich Cemetery. MacDONALD -- In Goderich Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, Tueslay, March 12, 1963, .Miss Una Margaret MacDonald, 35, Goderich, Division Commissioner Huron Girl Guides. She is survived by her father, Gordon W. MacDonald, Goderich, one brother and one sister. Funer- al service will be held Thurs- day from Knox Presbyter- ian Church, Goderich, •DEATHS 110W; 2 S. -- in Clinton Pt)blic Hospital, _Sunday, March: 10, 1963, Gordon E, Howes, 72,. ,Clinton, Native of Woodstock _area, lived in Clinton more than 40 years, was caretaker of Clinton Post Office many years, Survivors; wife, form- er Mary Adele Finlay; sistei;,s, Mrs, Ethel Lowrey, Hamil- ton; Mrs, Gertrude Midgely, and Mrs, Eleanor Midgely, Burlington, .Service conduct- ed on Tuesday from Beattie funeral lime,. Clinton, Burial in Clinton ,Cemetery. McPlERSON — I n T h.a rn e r Nursing home, Seaforth, Sat- tlyday, March 9, 1963, Mrs. Ann C, McPherson, 73, RR.1., Walton, widow of Samuel Mc- Pherson, former Ann C. Wei, ben, Survivors: sons, William and. Hugh, McKillop Town- ship; daughters, Mrs. F. W. (Elda) Ray, Toronto; Mrs. Alex (Evelyn) Prey, Bramp- ton; Mrs, George (Hazel) cutler, Clinton; seven grand- children; brother, Aaron, Port Elgin; Sister, Mrs. Roy Wil- son, Guelph. Service .held Monday from G. A, Whitney funeral home, Seaforth. Tem - wary entombment in Ritz Memorial Mausoleum, Mit- nhell, MORD — Tn Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth, Saturday, March 9, 1963, Mrs, Ernest Morue, 43, Blyth. Former Carmen. Adele Grimee. Sur- vivors: husband; daughters, Miss Jennie, Lyndon; Mich- elle, at home; mother, Mrs, Marie Grimee, in Belgium. At Box funeral home, Sea - forth. Requiem high mass, St. James Roman Catholic Church, Seaforth, Tuesday. Temporary entombment Ritz Memorial Mausoleum, Mit- chell, PETTMAN—In Alexandra Mar- ine and General Hospital, Goderich, Saturday, March 9, 1963, Walter C, Pettman, 79, Goderich, former Nile general merchant, Survivors: wife, former Loletta Spragge; daughters, Mrs. Frank (Eva) Mcllwain, Goderich; Mrs, John (Cora) Wilson, Mrs, Keith (Verna) Arthur, .Auburn; son, Harvey, Goderich; nine grand- children, two great-grandchil- dren; brother, Henry, Owen Sound. Service, Arthur funer- al home, Auburn, Tuesday. Burial in Colborne Cemetery. SANGSTER —In. Hensall, Sat- urday, March 9, 1963, Robert William Sangster, 38, life res- ident of Hensall, assistant CNR agent at Waterloo, past. President of Branch 468, Royal Canadian Legion, Hen- sall. Survivors: wife, former Betty Moir; sons, Michael and Gregory, Hensall; mother, Mrs. Minnie Sangster, Hensall; brother, Douglas, London; sis- ters, Mrs. Jack (Margaret) MacFarlane, Forest; M r s . Herbert (Norma) Stretton, Lucari. Service held Tuesday from Bonthron funeral home, Hensall. ATTENTION FARMERS! WANTED BALED HAY AND STRAW. Phone Lyle Collard, FA 6-7729, Leamington. 10-11p Clearing AUCTION SALE Clearing Auction Sale of Farin Stock and Machinery at Lot 17, ERN, Stanley Twp., 1st Farm West of Varna on Tuesday, March 25th at 12:30 pen. Cows: 4 yr. old registered Guernsey cow, bred June 7; 5 yr. old registered Guernsey cow, bred June 25; 6 yr. old register- ed. Guernsey cow, bred Aug. 26; 5 registered Holstein cows, 5 yr. old, bred in June and July; 1 5 yr. old Holstein cow, fresh; 6 Holstein eows, bred in June, July and August; 3 Guern- sey heifer calves; 2 Hol stein heifer calves; 1 Hereford heifer calf. Machinery: 460 International tractor (new) 300 hrs., with LPT, TA, full hydraulic, 3 -pt. hitch; 3 furrow '.international mounted trip bottom plow (new); McCormick power drill; 15 run double disk, 3 yrs. old; Case combine with motor, 5 yrs. old; John Deere tractor Model M with scuffler and snow blade; Oliver side rake No. 107, 2 wheel (3 yrs. old) ; Massey Har- ris disc, 9", 4 yrs. old John Deere harvester; Geil blower and pipes; wagon and forage box; Massey Harris bean puller; John Deere mower,' 7'; McCor- mick binder or swather; John Deere cultivator, 8'; drag har- rows, 9'; Universal milking ma- chine, 2 single units; Milk cool- er; 4 Cans spray; 15 milk cans; hammer mill; 75 ft. endless belt (new) ; 1 horse scuffler; hay car; forks; shovels; quan- tity mixed grain. Other articles too numerous to mention. Terms: Cash (No reserve, _farm sold) Proprietor, Hoy Elliott Atietioneer, Harold Jaccitsott 11-12b Notice To Creditors •ln the Estate of ALFRE=D EVANS, deceased. All persona. having claims against the Estate of Alfred Evans, late of the: Township of Goderich in the CoUnty of HU - tee, who died on or about the 30th day' of November, 1962, are retluired to file the same with full 'particulars with the under- signed by the 29th day of Mar- di, 1963, as after that date the assets Of the Estate will be dist- ute d, ri Dated at Goclerich this grid day of March, 1963. .1, 1<. HUNTSRr Solicitor for the Estate. 10,1.2b FOR SALE QUANTITY of RUSSELL Oats, from registered seed last year, by the bin or cleaned and treat- ed. Phone HU 2-7578. 10p -11b FARMERS — get your rubber boots half soled for $1.50 at Ray's Shoe Repair, 35 Huron Street, Clinton. All work guar- anteed. 10-11b CATTLE OILERS for sale, "Best" and "Blair" name brands, $37 and up. Apply Don Brodie, Brucefield, phone HU 2- 7463. 10-11-12p COLONY HOUSE on skids, ap- prox. 10x14, shingled sides brown, roof green, in good con- dition. Joe Riley, RR 1, Clin- ton, phone Seaforth 841r3. 11-2-3-4-p vaarammotaimossosamixe LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 16 PIGS, 7 WEEKS OLD; 29 chunks. Jan Koene, RR 1, Bay- field, phone HU 2-9987, 11b 15 PIGS, 9 WEEKS OLD. Ap- ply Ed. Grigg, AR 3, Clinton, HU 2-7414, lip TAMWORTH Breeding Hoar, guaranteed off clean stock, good breeder. Apply Burt Greidanus, RR 1, Londesboro, phone HU 2-9918. llb 20 HOLSTEIN COWS, grades; 3 fresh, 2 due now, 2 springing, some later on, 4 rebred. Reason for selling: dissolving partner- ship. Phone HU 2-7203 or con- tact Henry Bauman or Ralph Sttrryker, RR 2, Bayfield. lib SERVICES DEAD ANIMAL REMOVAL Foe DEAD or DISABLED ANIMALS Cali Coiiect DARLING C Company of Canada Limited Phone Clinton HU 2-7269 Licence 262-C.63 Phone 5eafbrth863w1 Licence 240-C463 74tfb Marlattts Dead Stack Removal Highest cash prices #laid for disabled or,, dead cows and horses over 500 lbs. Please Call ebilect: BRUOE MARLAtT Brussels, Ontario Phon'133 24 H(31JR SIERVtc License N. 95163D 46tfb DEATHS RATHWELL---fn Victoria Hos-' pital, London, Tuesday, Mar-. eh 1..2,. 1963, Robert John Rathwell, 37, Ti+R 3, Clinton.' Survivors include his wife, former. Mary Talbot; .son, Ro.- ber t.J nMary John; daugh,. Wendy, Lor acne and .Ann, all Mrs, parents, Mr. and . _ s, B naafi. n Ratilwell, Bayfield; brothers, Gordon, Edgar, both RR 2 Bayfield; Arnold. Kitchener; D'Arcy, Brucefield; Thomas, RR '3 Clinton; sisters, Mrs. John (Muriel) Grigg, RR 3 Clin- ton; Mrs, John (Dorothy) Ostrom, Varna; Mrs, Robert (Marjorie) Stirling, RR 3 Clinton; Mrs, William (E1- eanor) MoAsh, Varna, Fun- eral service will be held from the Beatttie funeral home, Thursday, 2;00 p.m., with in, ferment in Bayfield Cemetery, SPENCER- In Queensway nursing home, Hensall, day, March 3, 1963, Mrs. Rachael Spencer, 100. Born in :St, .Joseph area, Mrs, :Spen- or also resided. in Seaforth and Clinton area. There are no survivors. Service was held from Ball and Mutch funeral home, Clinton, Mon- day, with burial in Brunson Line .cemetery,. STURGEON -- In .Clinton on Wednesday, March 13, 1963, Herbert Newton Sturgeon, 71, Bayfield, Survived by four brothers, William, Seaforth; John, Edward and Willard, Bayfield. Funeral service will be conducted from the Ball and Mulch funeral home, 153 High Street, Friday, March 15 at 2;00 non, with inter- ment in Bayfield cemetery. TYNER--In Lindsay, Saturday, March 9, 1963, Charles L. Tyner, 79, formerly of Hullett Township. Survivors: wife, former Annette Jane Sturdy; daughters, Mrs. Robert (De- na) Hope, Lindsay; Mrs. Grant (Gertrude) Sleep, Burk's • Falls; sons, Kenneth, Peterborough; Murray, Lind- say; sister, Mrs. Charles (Maude) Clifton, Brucefield.. Service conducted on Tues- day from the Ball and Mutch funeral home, Clinton. Burial in Clinton Cemetery. YOUNG—In London on Sun- day, March 10, 1963, Alex- ander Lawrence Young, 78, retired Goderich Township farmer. Survived by daught- ers, Mrs, Arthur (Dorothy) Cameron,•Mrs. William (Rita) Arthur, both of London; Mrs. Charles (Madeline) Bridge- water, Kitchener; sister, Mrs. John Wiggins, Goderich. Fun- eral service was conducted by the Lodge funeral home, God- - erich, Wednesday, with re- quiem high mass at St. Pet- er's Roman Catholic Church, Goderich, Happy Workers Give To "March of Dimes" The meeting of the Happy Workers Club was held at the home of Mrs. Ken Gibbings on Thursday, with 12 club mem- bers and 15 visitors, mostly from the Tuckersmith Club, present. The meeting opened with the Ode and The Lord's Prayer and roll call was answered by handing in a sock containing a penny for each size of the member's foot. It was decided to donate a sum of money to the "March of Dimes" and names were drawn over again for secret pals. It was decided that the meet- ings would be held a week ear- lier, which will mean the first Wednesday of the month. After an address by a guest speaker, the . two clubs had a sing -song and a lovely lunch was served by the hostess. The Tuckersmith Club invit- ed the Happy Workers to a euchre party on the evening of March 22 and the members are asked to bring sandwiches. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. William Flynn on the evening of April 3. CARDS OF THANKS I wish to thank my friends, relatives and neighbours,. for remembering me with cards, flowers, treats and visits, while - a patient in Victoria Hospital, London, —• JOHN WATSON, I3ay.field. 11.1) 1 would like to thank my - friends and relatives for oards and treats while a patient in Clinton Public Hospital; special thanks to the nursing staff, Dr, •Oakes. and Dr. Street for their kindness, ----DANIEL, STELING, 11..0 I wish to express my :sincere thanks r for a e rd$, flows and gifts received: iv during my two stays in Clinton Public Hospi- tai, Special thanks to Dr, New- lands, Dr Oakes, P),t1. s :and helpers, GLORIA McCLIN- CHEM. 11.1) ] wish to thank my friends and neighbours for • get -well cards, flowers and visits while a patient in Clinton Publio Hospital, Special thanks to D. .Streets, Dr, Oakes, clergymen and the nurses and staff. --- CHARLIE SCOTT. hip I wish to express my sincere thanks to all those who sent cards and flowers to me while a patient in Clinton Public Hos- pital. Special thanks to Dr. Oakes and the nurses and all those who assisted in any way. —MRS. W. WEBSTER, 11b We wish to express our sin- cere thanks to our relatives, friends and neighbours for their sympathy, thoughtfulness and their many acts of kindness and help during our recent sad bereavement in the loss of a beloved sister.—Brothers: How- ard, Art and Bert Brunsdon. lib We wish to thank our rela- tives, neighbours and friends for the beautiful floral tribut- es, sympathy cards and their many acts of kindness during our recent sad bereavement,. Special thanks to Dr. Brady and the nurses at the hospital for their thoughtfulness while we were patients there; to Rev. Grant Mills for his many visits and to Ball and Mutch funeral home for their kindness and courtesy at this time. Our sin- cere thanks and appreciation to all. —MRS. FRANK LAYTON and Family. • 110 The family of William Knox wish to express their sin- cere thanks to relatives, friends and neighbours for their sym- pathy, thoughtfulness and many acts of kindness and help dur- ing their recent bereavement in the loss of a beloved husband, father, brother and grand- father. Special thanks to Dr. W. Oakes and nurses of first floor of Clinton Public Hospi- tal, and for floral tributes and donation to Cancer Society and to' Rev. D. J. Lane, Rev. R, U. MacLean and Ball and Mutch funeral home. — MRS. WIL- LIAM H KNOX and Family. lib Clinton Community Auction Sales EVERY FRIDAY at 1.30 p.m. Government inspected Scales Cattle Sold by Weight TERMS: CASH JOE COREY, Sales Manager BOB McNAIR, Auctioneer K. W. COLQUHOUN, Clerk