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ACCOMMODATION.Ni
ACCOM :ODATI ..,
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Har e
Boyl,.
FOR. RENT
FQR ;REIT
. ..- .ry �1_
r lied h d
ments, one furnished
nis d e�ite_,
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BOOKS
1'URNI5ki>D ,TIiAfLER foi':,THRL;EDROOM
H41USE..at
FOR SALE
rent, 1Ox49, 2 bedrooms, Phone
82-3323. 51 1 -
4 nap tfb
3$4 lvra'tild Street, possession
end o mot , ane '175,H.
.at . n. t .._, n.h Ph..•..
x: ..
omeltrew and. Patth, es
LARGE ANb SMALL trailers,
Seaforth, Qnt, 49tfl)
. .. _. <..
and
fully furnished. Becker's 'Trail,
3 -ROOM APARTMENT, fur-
•• +,
MPstly In Clover
er Court, Clinton. iiia
I,,,
us a ilabl no loc ted
i bed, va .. e w, a - ,
APARTMENT
SELF-CONTAINEtD, two Bed-
130 Mini; Street. Phone.Seaforth-
W. -JR, 35tfb
Available At
roosri, (half. a house), phone
Seaforth ,3, 41tfb
UPSTAIRS .--. 2 •, BEDRQQM
Mc-EWA'N $
..
P. 4 O M S FOR RENT, with.
apartmexit, private entrance; :3-
piece bath hot water heated.
P ,
...
O order
NOW IS THE TIME to o de
caokln>a facilities,. Phone 482-
Immediate possession, Bayfield
you; aluminuznW,indows and
960$; 46tfb
Woollen Shop, phone $3, Bay-
doors free esti.rna*. without
ONE BEDROOM F.URNISI TED
apartment, heated. Ceriel Vali
,field. 49tfb
0BEDROOM APARTIVIEI`1T in
obligatia}i, Russpil:' Jetvie, HU
2.939p. 2ltfb
--------
Datnme, phone 482-6685.
51tfb
Bruc.efleld, new stove and re-
frigerator. Available soon.
y�@Sec aline 'in .
Sp
TWO BEDROOM HOUSE. Ap-
Phone Hensall 264J4, 510b
,
P6rnace Installations
ply 227 Huron Street, phone
482.6610, 49tfb
LARGE $ BEDROOM Apart
ment, unfurnished, heated, neW.
Electric Wiring
THREE-ROOM FURNISHED
apartment, available xiow. Phone
482-3807, 49tfb
BEDROOM heated a art-
2 ae
h t
n
e. School Apartments, h
ntP .
one Ceriel VaDamme, 482-
500b
D a a m t 4
UNFUR
NISHE n t
fin,
rooms, utilities and- heat paid,
private entrance and bath.
Phone 482-7823. Itfb
2 BEDROOM modern .house;
in Goderich, oil furnace, close
to schools. Available January
16. Phone Clinton 482-3343. 1p
HOUSE at les
Ho lmesv'zlle 3 ml
west of 'Clinton, unfurnished,
oil furnace. Available now, Pb,
one 482-6694.. ltfb
FURNISHED and heated 011-
artments, available soon, new-
ly decorated, with private bath,
Phone 4'82-3329. 1'tfb
HOUSE FOR RENT, 2 -3 --bed-
rooms, 52 Princess St. West,
Available January 1, rent rea-
sonable. Phone 482-3209•
51tfb
1 BEDROOM furnished apart-
ment, 44 Huron Street, avail-
able February 1. Apply Jack
Elliott, 105 Rattenbury Street,
East, phone 482-9332. 52tfb
6 ROOM HOUSE. in Bruce -
field, oil heated, !immediate pos-
session. Mrs, Ivan Wightman,
Belgrave, or phone Clinton 482-
9945, lb
ONE BEDROOM apartment,
unfurni's'hed, private bathroom,
living room, kitchen, built -'in
cupboards, wired for 220, im-
•mediate possession, Apply J. H
Brunsdon, Clinton. 1'b
3 BEDROOM •FURNISHED
House, withmodern conven-
iences, available now. Four
miles from RCAF Station on
highway between Clinton and
Seaforth.. Phone 482-9822: 1-2b
2 BEDROOM• heated apart-
ment, furnished or partly fur-
nished, self-contained. Central
location. Also a one bedroom
furnished apartment. 46 Prin-
resq Street West, phone 482-
9005. 1p-tfb
Ring out the aid,
Ring in the new
with our best
wishes to -you.
ART and WILLARD
AIKEN
482-9352 --; Clinton
iy decoz� ited, reasonable. Phone
Appliance Service
482-9568 evenings or 482.6663,
Plumbing installations
46tfb
Eavestroushing
TWO GROUND -FLOOR apart-
"onoall $�Ql'e
r lied h d
ments, one furnished
nis d e�ite_,
.Plumbing,
with private bath and fire-
Heating, -Electric
place. L. G. Winter Real Est,
FOR SALE
phone 482-6692, 200' High
SALES & SERVICEate,
Street. 51 tfb
4 STREET'
$KING, ST ' E CLINTON
_ .
Modern 2 Bedroom
4
Phone 482-7652 652
SePtenlber 15, 1963),
JOHNSTON--�On Friday. Oe"
i d gel t• g . visited a
friends aria i a iv,.s v .. d th.
i'ziaved t9 Seafonirh, where RPP,
& $o . mens e n
n ii wear Ql?, Kl g St=
24tfb
APARTMENT
Kendrick :also built ,a Fente-
costal
a h
The stollen ciQ*ing included
•. M4s• Miij,pay Johnston, Clin-
to chosen d'au t r n
n,• a s n gh. e. (bora.
WEDDINGSTALMONERY¢ In-
church.
c
,... ..h
`, Mr, Keadrick -was: born In
3
cardigan Sweaters,. tr-4$grs,.and,
shirts, Entiy was ga!4,ed .b y
April 30, 7963) Judy Lynn,
afternoon
to extend con -gratulation and
vitations, reply cards, serviettes,
,r Unfurnished
matches, thank you cards, place
`" 'Kitchen
cards; two complete lines to
Living Room
choose from. When you pur.
Dining Room
chase your wedding stationery
Bath
here, we insert your engage-
AVAILABLE NOW
ment free of charge. Take wed-
CLINTON
ding stationery book put over.
APARTMENTS
night and choose your supplies
in private. Clinton News -
.)
,
Ations we had as Hurons Xriein-
Record. 34tfb
Phone 482-7740
A anti i mer
f . Y d ri-•, t the Do
hotel,
50tfb
DRAPERY PULL RODS --
well known in Lire surround- .
.
Track, curtain rods, venetian
ARTICLES FOR SALE
blinds, bamboo draperies, win -
.dMv blinds. Free estimates
ng distraict,
Rqv,
even, Irwin's Dry Good
OIL SPACE HEATERS, in good
23tfb
condition. Apply Roy Tyndall,
from their children, grandchild-
phone 482-9928, 43tfb
SINGER SEWING
NIAGTC MARKERS -Black and
MACHINE
Red only. The better kind".
Sales and Service
OnlClinto News -Redo d uded
Will Whidden
. 39tfb
1
k?osn�ta onM.,onday, Decem-
ber 30, 1963, tato Mr, and Mrs,
Clinton. He was the Exeter
re i minist
cone. gat,on:s er from
320 Victoria St., Clinton
BUSINESSMEN: If you use
any type of Moore business
Phone 482-9103
form, they can be ordered
through Clinton News -Record
phone 482-3443.. tf
TELEFUNKEN Stereo Com
b'ination; Admiral 23" TV
Slide & Movie Projectors; Sun
Beam Mix -Master; Boys' 21'
bicycle. All in new condition
For information, 482-7787..
52-1
FILTER QUEEN
Sales am # Service
BOB PECK, RR 1, Zurich
Phone Hensall 352w2
29 to 39p tfb
CAREFREE HEATING - Fo
'the only fuel Oil insured again
explosion, we give free burns
service. A. G. GRIGG & SON
phone 482-9411. • 23tfb43tf
Have An Extra Key
,For Your Car . House
We Specialize In
CUTTING KEYS
Changing Combinations
Keying Locks. Alike
BALL and MUTCH
IMA Hardware.
Phone 482-9505
49tfb
KHAKI DROP -SEAT Hunting
Coats, with parka b.00d, $29.95;
pure wool'hurnting shirts, $7.95
to $11.70, at ELLWOOD EPPS
Sports Shop, King Street,
Clinton, ab
HOBRERLIN
Men's
Tailored -To -Order
SUIT SALE
EXTRA TROUSERS
FREE
ON ALL SUIT ORDERS
STARTING THUR,, JAN. 2
SAVE UP TO $12.50
HERMAN'S
MEN'S WEAR
482-935'1 CLINTON
ltfb
COME IN AND SEE OUR
Christmas Specials! Something
fol' each member of the family.
Bayfield,. Woollen Shoo, phone
83, Bayfield. 49tfb
' 4S
�A
A � 64 RI.66 &SON'
Phone 482-9411 CLINYOW
WR SPEC(AL-IZE 'IN '*M OIL.•
50tfb
b i SPRAYED APPLES Spy,
I Snow, Macs, Talman Sweets,
_ Greenzngs, cider apples. Free
delivery in Clinton and RCAF
_ homes. Phone 482-3214, Fred
McClymont and Sons, Varna.
46p-tfb
b VACUUM CLEANERS
Sates and Service
Repairs and bags - for all mo-
dels of vacuum cleaners and
polishers, Reconditioned mach-
ines of all makes for sale
808 PECK, RR 1, Zurich
Phone Hensall 352w2
29 to 39p tfb
For ELECTROLUX
t SALES and SERVICE
r . DON SMITH
SON,
For. Free Demonstration
or Service
Phone 482-7889
13tfb
AUTOS FOR SALE
1961 VOLKSWAGEN, deluxe,
excellent condition. Best offer.
Phone 482-7787, ltfb
O W N E R TRANSFERRED,
must sell 1962 automatic, black,
4 -door Mercury Comet, in per-
fect condition, black and white
uphols'tezy as ne y, radio, cash
buyer only $1,650.'Phone- 482-
9640, _ .1b
CUSTOM WORK
INVISIBLE WEAVING and
mending, .Apply 118 Gordon
Street or phone 482-9777, 1-2p
HADCO WELL. DIGGING
AND DRILLING
Specializing in drilled wells and
large diameter bored wells 5"-3'
Phone MOhowk 9-3761
Elmira, Ontario
48-9-56-1-2p
"THE PIXIE" Beauty Salon.
New phone, number 482-7792.
Perms, tinting, hair cutting a
specialty. 48tfb
ELECTRIC MOTORS
REWOUND
or Repaired, any make, any hap.,
auto & household radio repairs.
Open all . day Week days.
ART LEVETT & SONS..
139 ERIE ST. S. CLINTON
Phone 482-6640
43tfb
EMPLOYMENT
WANTED
WILL BABY SIT ft niy own
home from, Monday to Friday.
Patrons 482,=7007, lb
HELP WANTED
APPLICATIONS
for a clerical position in the
Huron County Library -
Co-operative, Goderich
will be received by the w dei-
st 'gd until ednY, esda Jahti-
1 'W
pry 15, 1964. Information and
application forms may be secur-
ed from the undersigned, Sal-
ary commensurate w.ztlh e tperi�
epee.
I
HELP WANTED .MALE
1:AWLEl411 BUSINESS now
open tri tart of 1Turnn County.
Trade w011 establisried.
lent Fxeei-
opportunity Full Limas
1Vz its Rawlezgh, Dent, A 7 69-
3,0 40.0 Rich lieu St., Moiut-
�eai, 1b
MV WANTED
FEMALE
BABYSITTER, 11/ days per
week. Call 482-7310 ,after 6:00
IN 1b
BABY.%TTT=R wanted 'tg :care
for 'two !children in 'tbein own
aioine in. Goderich, 9 to 5m,
Monda 'to Friday, Phone lin-
.. d_.p .
RELIABLE GIRL or woman
-to _ooit after five children
(!three. in school) while mother
is in, :hospital. Duties to com-
mence latter pe t of January
or first part of lrebruary, Write
to Box 1147, Goderich, 1p
THE
BELL
Telephone
Company
GODERICH
Has -Openings -For'
SERVICE
REPRESENTATIVES
MUST HAVE-
S TO 5 YEARS
HIGH SCHOOL
COMPLETED
TYPING A NECESSITY
Single Girls Preferred
TELEPHONE
BELL TELEPHONE
BUSINESS OFFICE
482-3401
53 West St.
GODERiCH
1-2b
FOR SALE
WHEEL CHAIRS -The CP&T
Fund of Clinton Oddfellows
Lodge have Wheel chains avar1
able for loan. Contact Harold
Tyndall; 482-7409, after 6:00
p.m„ or Mrs. E. Trick, 482-
3221, 1-6-10b
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
LET US REPAIR AND MAKE
,vnur -Ings and jewelIery like
new. Diamond rings rens ved
Ind stones safely secured -don't
oke chances. Expert work done
reasonably to your satisfactisn.
Match repairs and pearl re-
stringing. W. N. Counter,
20tfb
MacDONALD
ELECTRIC
Motor Repairs and Rewinding
House Wiring
Service Calls
482-7702
29tfb
Mechanical and Body Re-
pairs, Wheel Alignment, and
Balance, Window Replace=
ments, Radiator Repairs.
Protect against rust with
Unda�Spray
bavidson's Texaco Service
No. 8 •Highway, Goderich
Phone 5244231
PIANO TUNING
TOUR PIANO should be tuned
incl checked for moth damage
Ind other defects regularly. I
Uppreciate the continued pAv-
lege of servicing many of the
nstrtiments in this area. George
A
repair-
modehhi
:lose to
FURNACE OlL
TENDERS
Tende'r's will be received by
•the undorsigned for supplying•
furnace.;oil to School Section
No. East . t and West Stanley
for 1964.to-west or, any ten.
der not rhecessarily accepted
'I`enders to
D6 zn b ' :7
y anuarV
JdHV Gv B~RRYi 15 1964.'o
tfurther zn'
fotri
a
s6dmtdry, tiorn contact
t(ura'rr'County Library BACK DUNl�i,.
lr'ao'•f ,Fro: f... ro a.. � ',t u:,. . •o 4" ,:,. .x.M .n....,.,.. ..
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BLACKER, 1p thur Morris, 59, RR 4, Brus- Clinton Public Hospital follow-
_ sels, a former Tuckersmith ing un illness of a few months.
TRAVEL SERVICE _ o f Eng a farmer and native Born in Clinton on July 12,
of England. Her survived 1896 he married the former
' _ by his wife, the former Eliza- f
STAN BLOWES TRAVEL Ser- beth Lydia Brodhagen; sits- Mary M, Mann; and they faTm-
vice, 32 Wellington St,, Strat- ter, Mrs. Charles Cupola, Nia- ed. in Tuckersmiilth Town -ship for
ford, For .all airlines, steam- gara Falls. Funeral was held 35 years, moving to Clinton 10
ships, rail, hotel reservations, from Box funeral home, Sea- years ago and to the general
tours. Low bank rates on time forth, on Tuesday with en- store in Saltford n 1956,
payments. Preisaids arranged tQ=bment in Ellizaboth Ritz He is survived by his wife;
for relatives visiting from over- • Memorial Mausoleum, Mitch- one -daughter, Eilleen Kennedy,
seas.. Call 271-5710. ell.
Clinton; :three grandchildren;
a ATTENTION
p
enecostal as- to_
"
nd Wife Mork
Tl�l�,re�#
Gt1EST On Dgcerriber 19, 1963
+
"onoall $�Ql'e
tc . Mz, olid i rS, Charles
Cxt}est, Whitby €u7tc6 $ayfiew,
fiftieth We di�9 Annimsor
HENSALL �-•.• Thieves made
Lhe arrival of t sir
FOR SALE
USED SNOW BLOWER for
Orf with abAut 5200 worth of
.lzosen
son. David Edward Cborn.
,
SEAFORTH�-•-More, than 209
x:94.3 ,until 1954, when the covpip
n owe clothes in .a Christti>!as
night `iareakin at the T, � pc t
SePtenlber 15, 1963),
JOHNSTON--�On Friday. Oe"
i d gel t• g . visited a
friends aria i a iv,.s v .. d th.
i'ziaved t9 Seafonirh, where RPP,
& $o . mens e n
n ii wear Ql?, Kl g St=
cem yr 20, 1963, 'to Mi and
e Rev, ...ncl ..
home of th. a Mgs•
Kendrick :also built ,a Fente-
costal
a h
The stollen ciQ*ing included
•. M4s• Miij,pay Johnston, Clin-
to chosen d'au t r n
n,• a s n gh. e. (bora.
Harold Thomas Kendrick in
Seaforth last Sunday,
church.
c
,... ..h
`, Mr, Keadrick -was: born In
3
cardigan Sweaters,. tr-4$grs,.and,
shirts, Entiy was ga!4,ed .b y
April 30, 7963) Judy Lynn,
afternoon
to extend con -gratulation and
London, England, and his wife,
the former Ellegn Agnes Lynch
breaking the front wndayy,.
T.N
best wishes to the caul�Ig on'tlie
beoa$Jon of their golden wed-
was :iaarn in Noriherlr Ireland, :
They met and rr'ed in ew'
rile ie N
T
first
hColumn
TROnzversaz
'ARMS.N..' I Clinton,C . an
zn
G .n l..t...
ding, a- .... ..- Y ,
. ...
- •
or C t
.. k , i y and shortl after
y
1 .
lA _ ,. �.W�1
Public 1lospital on Tuesday,
1VZarrie4 December 16, 1913,
moved o Guel here they
t ph w..... i y
.
>. t` ued From Pa e�
iCon,in ge On
Decern'ber 31, 1960, io zvtr.
and Mrs. Howard Armstiong,
Rev, and Mrs, Kendrick have
in
resided until moving to Exeter.
.)
,
Ations we had as Hurons Xriein-
13R 3,. uriCh, a daughter,
resided this area for the
become
Past 20 Years ail. :have e
A anti i mer
f . Y d ri-•, t the Do
hotel,
ber at Ontario Older Boys ,
AUT A - i
BR .. ,r�,�;.lvf -Tp Ci.p'ton Pub
lid Hospital on Tuesday, De- ;
well known in Lire surround- .
.
minion Zurich, ,Satur-
day .eventing was the occasion
Parliament Fo e t
, )F r fah.. Pas
few e, s i$ hono r has been
a..
comber 31, 1963, to Mr. and,
ng distraict,
Rqv,
for the presentaltion of gifts
- .
mory less a nt
g o e an _ ppointrne
Mrs, Keiith $rautigam, RR 6'
:Kendrick was resPOn-
from their children, grandchild-
a d our former. birch one
n c...
Clinton, a daughter,
Bible for the building. of Dente-
ren and rept a do i
n. g g'r. nd.h ldren.
`
of the few Interested
COOPER -. In Clinton Public
costal Churches in Exeter and
undo mo +i
5. y morning, members of
.in .seri'd-
Ing boys •.. However, under
1
k?osn�ta onM.,onday, Decem-
ber 30, 1963, tato Mr, and Mrs,
Clinton. He was the Exeter
re i minist
cone. gat,on:s er from
tyre family attended ery ce t
s l a .
Clinton 'Church
,.
e '
Ij_ v,. R. S, Hiltz, a full-scale
Donald Copper, Clinton, :a
Peptecostal
election campaignw44 cnnduat-
__�, r
dauter,
Where ReX. Kendrick is min-
ed in Huron this yeAr and E
y a. toe-
CORRIVEAU In Clinton Pub-
('.ARDS Q THA KS
N
iste3',
ter'.s Donald Cann, '7.9, was. the
lip HosP.Ital on Frida De,
-Y,
For the open house during
du g
w' H 1 '
---inner o , , folgwing
c er 963 o and
ernb 27, 1 t lV1r. a
Mrs, 7. Cluff wishes to thank
the of
afternoon, gond chrysanthe,
heels
closely 4n his heels was Wil-
Mrs. Francis .Corriveau, RFS,
1, Zurich, a son.
the firemen and others for re-
sponding so quickly to ber call
mums and gala tapers centred
p
the lace tea
]ram Hamilton,
n, a member of
Wesley
GOSSET•IN--In Clinton Public
Hospital -on Thursday, De* :.caught
for help when the space heater
fire 'in her home- Sat
-covered table anal
among those pouring tea were
-Willis United IChurch,
who was edged by 169 to 155
e ricer 1 1963 o L
eI 9 t an
AC d
2 .
a en' D once 1
ur'd ev z c _
n, e r
y g
s.A Coe .•
M m Oshawa, r , s a Rev
y P, w ,
In turn
tile 39 -vats returns
h S
Mrs. Andre Gosselin, Clinton,
7b
Kendrick's .sister; and his 4s-
Edward G. Robinson, Auburn,
a son,
ter -in -Taw Mr$, Chlarles Greg-
received 58 !tallies and Robert
HAVERKAMP --- In Clinton
Hospital
DEATHS
ory, Guelph, Guests were re-
Brady, Seaforth, ended up with
Public on Monday,
celved by Rev, and Mrs. Fend-
13 , .. AlI* boys between 12 and
'Dere ber 23, 2563 t0
Mr,
and Mrs. Ai thuga am
li verb
ASQUITI - In Torpnto Piinrz
c assisted b 3theirdau8h-
.
20 yearswho attend Sunday
P,
RR. 5, Goderich, a daughter.
cuss TYlargaret Hospital on
• Sunday, December 29, 1963,
tors, Miss Alice Kendrick and
Mrs, Pete Durand,
School or midweek groups
were eligible to vote and overKELLER
--Irk Clinton. Public
Hospital on, Thursday, De-
Mrs, Amy C. Asquith, 71, of
Among the many gifts is the
a
20 churches participated .
comber 19, 1963, to Mr, and
Auburn, the former Amy G.
Haughton, do o Charles
Haug. t. widow f C
couple received c z d e ab
1 d beautiful
P was
Having piked l r'
ng t with 1 during
Mrs, Donald Keller, Clinton,
.
E, Asquith, , who dyed threes
table lamp, from the Exeter
Pentecostal Cards
his campaign, we know he
for
a daughter,
years ago. She is survived
congregation,
worked very hard the hon-
Me O ALD - D •. Mr
D i and s
N ,
,
sons, Reginald, Islington,
and i
telegrams -
g of congratu'la.
our and because it was the first
Bruce McDonald, Detroit,
H
Harold, Sltreetsville• Baugh-
' tions were received from many
election held for several years,
are happy to announce the
birth of a son, Eric John,
ters, Miss Mary, Cooksvylle;
well-w+islhers and spot ial zees-
had little idea of !how to go.
ait Grace Hospital, Detroit,
Mrs, D. D. (Betty) Oldreive,
sages came from: the H.on.
a'b'out gaining support from the
Mich., N -In ber
3Pub
Toronto; sisters, Mrs. Edna
Clement, Toronto; brother,
Lester B, Pearson, fhe Hon,
John Diefenbaker, the Hon.
nippy churches in ,the county
However, we trust he will
to
TAMBLYN In Clinton Pueblo
Hospital on Monday, I�ecem-
Charles, Toronto. Service was
held on Tuesday at St.
.
George Drew, the kion. Jahn
...
be an, experienced politician by
ber 30, 1963, to Mr. and
Mark's Anglican Church, Au-
Rabar-ts the Hon. Charles S.
�
e to
,next year and will be able
Mrs, Jack Tamblyn, Blyth, a
burn, with burial in Ball
Macl�TauglUton, L. E. Cardiff,
-
attends weeklong sessions.
cemetery. • Ai thur funeral
home was in charge.
Huron MP -and Alfred. D. Hales,
Wellington South. MP:
W[3ILV predictions are for
another bumper year in this
CARDS OF THANKS
DURST -- At Huronview on
Rev. and Mrs. Kendrick have
six children, Miss Alice Kend-
area, at least one thing is
slower than usual, and we
We .wish to express sincere
Sunday, December 29, 1963,
George Fr4anklin Durst, 84,
rick, Seaforth; Harold, Jr„
trust it won`t sot the pace for
•thanks to
ages and relatives
of Colborne Township, retired
Guelph; Lionel, Lucan; Ruth
the year , . As of press time
er
for the messages of sympathy
the many acts of kindness
farmer and former operator
(Mrs, Pete Durand), Exeter;
on Thursday evening, no new
durand
our sad
of cement contracting, bust-
Kenneth, Glencoe, and Steph-
arrivals had been reported at
Special Cra13eig Peters,
Special tlii'azlks to Craig Peters,
ness. Survived by brothers,
en, Winnipeg,
Clinton Public Hospital to earn
doctors and nurses and the
Albert, Vancouver; Ezra, De-
There are seven grandchild-
the honour of the areas first
Beattie funeral home. -MRS:-
trot; Rev, William A., Mor-
riston; sisters, Mrs. G. L.
ren, two of whom ' resided in
child of 1964. Perhaps the
p
PICOT AND FAMILY. 1b
Gross, Listowel; Mrs. Edith
Exeter with Rev, and- Mrs.
area should offer prizes similar
Pfi�le and Mrs, Edward '(Rose)
Kendrick Eileen (Mrs. WilQiam
'
to other communities to speed
I would like to thank my
Gell, both of Aylmer, Funeral
Flannigan), Hamilton, and Har-
things up in this regard .
friends for cards, flowers, gifts
and visits while a patient in
was held on Tuesday from
old, Landon.
Ho Wever, i!t was some chap •by
Clinton hospital. Special thanks
Stiles funeral home, Goderich
with burial in Colborne
The gqouple also have, two
great gfandchildren.
the name of Shaicespeare whom
believe !about
to Dr, L. P. Walden, Dr, J. A.
we said �5ame+thing
Addison ana first r oor nurses.
Township cemetery.
Guests were present from
the greatest plans of man ga-
-MRS, KENNETH GAUNT.
HOWARD - At bar home in
Guelph, Downsview, Shakes-
ing astray, so perhaps it would -
1n
Toronto on Tuesday, Decem-
pie, Toronto, Oshawa, Clin-
n'•t help much either . . . At
ber 31, 1963, S. Evelyn. How-
ton, Goderich, Ripley, Exeter,
any rate, we imagine it's too
I w4h to express my (thanks
yard, daughter of the late Mr.
St. Marys, Centralia, Lucan,
late for anyone to get into the
toal who sent cards, flowers
and Mrs. George Howard,
Glencoe, London, Sarnia, Ham-
race, so we'll just sit back and
and treats and visited me while
a patient in Clinton Public Hos-
Exeter. Funeral was held
ilton, Winnipeg, Stratford and
save our congratulation for the
pital. Special thanks 'to Dr.
Thursday from Hopper -Hoc-
key funeral 'home, Exeter,
Seaforth.
appropriate time.
Oakes, Mrs. Crawford, Mrs:
with interment in - Bayfield
AND IN CONCLUSION, may
Crittenden and the nursing
staff. Also to the neighbors
cemetery on Friday at 2;00we
illW
William R. Glazier,
take this opportunity to
wish each and every one of our
Who were so kind tothe family
n" m.
readers a bountiful share of
and the Summerbill ladies who
MORRIS• ---In Wtingham Gener-
Funeral service was held' on
,
health, happiness and prosper-
senit -such •a lovely box of good-
all Hospital on Sunday; De-
December 12 -for ;the late Wil-
ity for the entire nevv year,
les for Christmas. -MARY
cember 29; 1963, William. Ar-
liam R. Glazier, who died in
BLACKER, 1p thur Morris, 59, RR 4, Brus- Clinton Public Hospital follow-
_ sels, a former Tuckersmith ing un illness of a few months.
TRAVEL SERVICE _ o f Eng a farmer and native Born in Clinton on July 12,
of England. Her survived 1896 he married the former
' _ by his wife, the former Eliza- f
STAN BLOWES TRAVEL Ser- beth Lydia Brodhagen; sits- Mary M, Mann; and they faTm-
vice, 32 Wellington St,, Strat- ter, Mrs. Charles Cupola, Nia- ed. in Tuckersmiilth Town -ship for
ford, For .all airlines, steam- gara Falls. Funeral was held 35 years, moving to Clinton 10
ships, rail, hotel reservations, from Box funeral home, Sea- years ago and to the general
tours. Low bank rates on time forth, on Tuesday with en- store in Saltford n 1956,
payments. Preisaids arranged tQ=bment in Ellizaboth Ritz He is survived by his wife;
for relatives visiting from over- • Memorial Mausoleum, Mitch- one -daughter, Eilleen Kennedy,
seas.. Call 271-5710. ell.
Clinton; :three grandchildren;
a ATTENTION
14�
FARMERS.''
SERVICES
FOR SALE
USED SNOW BLOWER for
sale. -Contact James Caner;
DEAD ANIMAL
Lond'esboro or phone 482-3339.
'1-2p
REMOVAL
PIONEER CHAIN SAWS, new
For DEAD or DISABLED
and used. Snowbird Snow
ANIMALS -- Call Collect
Blowers. Saw Chain, $10.00 re.
Complete parts and serv�itce.
DARLING
Robert Glen, Pioneer Sas, ph-
w
one 482-9909, Clinton, Ito9p
Company
Prevent. calf scours! NIXON
PREVENTEX TABLETS ad-
Of Canada Limited
ministered to a new-born calf
Phone Clinton 2-7269
during the first 10 clays of life
,HU
Licence 262-C-63
will prevent scours and getthe
7-tfb
calf off to a healthy start, 15
tablet bottle only $1.25. Avail-
able at Edward's Pharmacy in
Clinton. Satisfactory results or
your money back. 1b
SANITATION SERVICE
DO YOU WANT MORE money
-SQpt1C Tank Cleaning
for your eggs? We will pay up
to 41c per dozen more for your
DRAINAGE REPAIRS
23 oz, eggs and over than- paid,
For Immediate Service
for Grade A Largo at the Grad- .
PHONE. -�. BILL FINCH
Ing Station, From some breeds
Grand Bend 238-2291
we Make eggs every week in the
year. For full details write
In Clinton
Tweddle Chick 140- herles Lim-
ited, Fergus Ont, . 51-1-3-5b
Phone 482-9616
_ "t Clinton Plumbing & Heating
Tbi<K F R SALE
L1Vr. S 0
4 HOLSTEIN COWS, one fresh
two Weeks, one due now and
two clue in February; Contact
Earl p)i6Yi& 482-3343,_ xis
WANTED
100 ACRE 'FARM for rcpt, good
house and 'barn, within radius
of 10 miles. from Clinton, Phone
482-9165 after 5,30 p.m, 1p
14AY AND STRAW 'Baled
Hay and Straw wanted, . #any
quantity. Box 9,, Newbury, .
462,
ntarzo or
..bona 693- 4
O p 47 to x5b
DO YOU WANT MORE MON-
EY for your eggs ? We will pay
ftp to 41c per dozen more for
't
your 23 a... eggs and tr verhan
paid fol~ Grade A Large at the
Grading station, Font Some
breeds we take bags eV&Y
Co-otieratiVd, RR 3, Bayfield; week, in the
Court Nouse,. Sdcretary-Treasurdr; details Vdrite
Goderich, ontat1b SS 4 East and West Stanley. Mt6h6ties I
1.2b Of tarib,
I
49-50-1.2p
a
A
Clintd" Coii>rriimiunity
Auction Soios
EVERY FRIDAY
+'
t 1. 0 pn
I
ll
Government inspcctdd Scale*
Cattle Sold by Weight
TERM6., 6AB4
10k COREY, Sales Manager
stepmother, Mrs. G. Glazier,
Clinton; two brothers, George,
ClIxAon; Cliff; Hullett Town-
ship; three sisters, ,Mrs. C.
Young, Goderich; Mrs. D. Dale,
Clinton; Mrs. Jackson, Flint.
Pallbearers were -Lawrence'
Snyder -and Erie Allan, Salt -
ford; Harold Crittenden,. Clin-
ton; Herb Glaziem, Stratford;
Wilf Glazier, RR 4, Clinton;
Ken Williams, RR 4, Clinton.
SALES & SERVICE
Ted Ryder's , TV
245 Victoria St.
Clinton HU 2-9320
MADE -TO -MEASURE
SUIT SALE
s
TIP TOP
TAILORS
Annual
.January Sale
of Fine Quality Suits
made -to -measure,
Impeccably Tailored
in this season's
newest styles
and patterns.
Coat and Pant
Reg. $75,04
JanuaryQQ
Salo ,$63*7111
LAST END
SALE-
of
ALEof
WARREN K,
COOK
lvlade-to-Measure
Suits.
Now On
Pickett kCampbell''Llmited
Main Street Cl+ntoti Pha'ne 4812-4'732