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Clinton News-Record, 1964-06-04, Page 7Notice To Ct ditcel Ira the EstiSte et DEVE1(t ;NTi! DAMP JAMS XANE, Pres,- byterlan fi mister, Pecoased, ,All persons having Flaini5 against the Estate of :the said Roveien iDavid .James Lane,. :late of1 8 Huron Street, Chn- .tion, Ontaeto, who died on rar abalut 'Che 3rd. day of February, A.D. . 1964, a're hereby no tif'sed to send Particulars of Sanie to :the undersigned on or .before' the 15th, day of June 1964, at, tem which date the, estate will be distributed adth regard only to: ithe claims of whish the under- Signed shall then haVe notice, and the undersigned will not be liable to any person of whose claim he shall not then have. notice, Dated at To o to, this28th. day of May 1964, o EASTERN & CHARTERED TRUST COMPANY, 1901 Yonge Street, Toronto, Ontario,. by Its i ere Solicitor herein, E, Beecher Menzies, Esq.; Barrister, Solicitor, Clinton, Ontario. 22-3-4b x F1Owe s Telegraphed Anywhere. K. C. Cooke Ft,OR1ST Dial 482-7012, Clinton BIRTHS ADDISCN » • In Ciin'ton Public Hoapital an' Saturday, ¥ay 30, 1964, to Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Addison •Clinton, .a sera BISHOP — In, Clinton labile Hospital eon. Mgnday, ;'line 1, 1964, to Mr, and N M,. C. Dishap, ,• IiR, 1, Ethel, :a. San. DOUGLAS. — In Clinton Public Hospital an Tuesday, 3Tune 2, 1964, to Mr. and Mrs, Oar - don Douglas, Clinton, a son. FCK) .. T -= In Clinton public Hospital on Sunday, May 31, 1984, 'to. Mr. and Mra. B. Eckert, Bayfield, a son. FBASER -- In Clinton Public Haspital on Wednesday, , May 27, 1964 to Mr, and Mrs. John Fraser, RR 3, Bayfield, a daughter. HACKWELL -- In Clinton Public Hospital on Tuesday, June Z 1964, to Mr. and Mrs, H. Haakwell, Walton, a :daughter. HARDY — .In Clinton Public Hospital on Thursday, May LAC an s 281964,M to d r J. Hardy, Clinton, a son, POSTM•A In Clinton Public Hospital on Sunday, May '31, to Mr. and Mrs. W. Posbma, Brucefield, a son. RENNER — In Clinton Public Hospital. on Thur S'daY, May 28, 1964, to Mr, .and Mrs. P. Renner, Bayfield, a daugh- ter, DEATHS LONSWAY — Suddenly :in Tor- onto on May 29, 1964, Roy Lonsw'ay, 1577 Dufferan St, Toronto. Husband of Lulu Connell, daughter JoAnn and son George, Toronto; step- son J. D. Dempsey, Toronto, Funeral was Monday. WALLIS--In London on Tues- day, June 2, 3.964, Frederick Walter Wallis in his 52nd year, Resting at the Beattie Funeral Home . ;in Clinton. Funeral service will be Fri- day, June 5, at 2:30 p,un., with interment in Clinton ' ,Cemetery, Rev. A. G. Pease, - of Bayfield, officiating, ATTENTION FARMERS! FOR SALE FARMERS! Since we have been apopinted Dealers For MINNEAPOLIS MOLINE Be sure to see us for your Farm Machinery Requirements Also featuring the RENAULT .LINE of TRACTORS, • outstanding an the import field. Hawk. Manure .Spreaders Aktiv Mowers' M. C. Grain Dryers Farm Tires Plus A Host of Other New Machines. HAUGH BROS. FARM EQUIPMENT 1 Mile East of Brucefield 20to23b BEAN GROWERS Control Mexican Bean Beetles, Aphids and Leaf Hoppers THIMET, in the fertilizer at planting should do the job for the whole season Without spray- ing. New Low Price Cali Harriston Fertilizers Ltd. Phone '482-9133 21tfb .CUSTOM WORK SPRAYING For all your spraying require- ments: cattle spraying, crop, brush, barn cleaning, white- washing with the most modern equipment available. MURRAY REID LONDESBORO Dial Blyth 523-4527 21-24p OMNI LIVESTOCK FOk SALE 7 PIGS, 8 weeks old. Ron Westlake, phone 60r2, Bay- field. 23p SERVICES DITCHING Machine available. Efficient operator. Alex Irvine, phone 549W Seaforth. 21-2-3-4p DEAD ANIMAL REMOVAL For DEAD or DISABLED ANIMALS -- Call Collect DARLING & Company Of Canada Limited Phone Clinton HU 2-7269 Licence 262-C-63 7-tfb WANTED YOUNG FIR TREES, to be replanted. Phone 482-3838 be- tween 5 to 6 p.m. 23p PIONEER SEED CORN Varieties of Seed Corn suitable for this area are almost sold out. Make sure that you place your order right away with your Pioneer Dealer. KEiTH LOVELL KiPPEN Phone Hensel! 265W1 MALCOLM DAVIDSON BRUCEFIELD Phone Hensel! 346J1 ltfb IMMO ALLiE FARM SERVIC LEASE FARM EQUIPMENT A.L. -iakiatittarli.'TAX bkDUCTiBLR • ThitisE IS NO'DCows PAY'MEN'T" • . AL likasiPM*MFT IS INSUItta * PERSONAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE , * FARM LIABILITY INSURANCE • * t;ROUP SAVINGS ON FARM SUPPLIES • FARM INCOME TAX PREPARAt(ONS . ,;'moi' 3x3 QUEENS AVENUE — LONDON, CAHAOrA • .t} Vr ry ,ft •"tW �V� . Your Huron County Agent CHARLES R. HARRIS PHONE .BAYFIELD 9s CARE* OF 'THANKS wsh to• bank nY neigh bots and friends for the lovely; Oita I r¢peived when leaving! the •farm. Thanking you again., --MRS,. PRANK WALTERS. 23b. T wish to e?ipress 1riY sincere thanks to everyone for gifts,. flowers, cards and viaits while. I was in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. — MRS, I R. F N E SURTO. 23b l would like to thank • all who remembered me with cards and flowers while I was a patient in the hospital, Special thanks to Dr. Newland, Rev. Mills and the nursing sitaff. MRS. MARY GA .41 RAITU. 23p The kindness shown to us during our recent bereavement by all our friends has: been greatlyappreciated.. Thank y MILmh—FRANK ANo DRED MCOU LOUGH. 23b I wish to express my thanks to friends ,and .neighbours for visits and cards while I was patient in Clinton Public Hospia. to . Special lthanks to Dr. New- land, Dr, Walden, Rev, Mr. t Pease, nurses and staff .on firs floor. —FRED WATSON, 23b I would like to thank all my friends, neighbours, and rola tives for their cards, flowers .and gifts, 4the Varna UCW, Rev. Morrison, Rev. Harrison, Dr; Goddard and the second floor • staff of Cainton Public Hosni, tal for their kindness to me while I was a patient there. MRS. GEORGE REID, 23b I would like to thank all My friends and relatives who visited me and wile sent flow- ers, cards, treats and gifts, while I was a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Special thanks to Dr. Malkus and Dr. J. C. Wilson and all the nurses who were so very kind to me. . Everything was very much appreciated. —TOM FLYNN, Seaforth. 23p I wish to express my sincere thanks to friends and neigh- bors •for lovely cards, flowers, candy, .gifts, treats and visits while a patient an Victoria Hospital. Also thanks for the many acts of kindness before and since returning home. Special thanks to Rev. Mills, Dr. Addison. --'MRS. FRED SLAVIN, 23b ,Joins Staff Miss Rose NIarie Leather- land of Auburn joined the clerical staff of the.Clinton Coripmunity .CredYrt Union Limited this week. Miss Leatherland, daughter of :Mrs, Alvan Leatherland and the late Mr. Leatherland, is .a reeent graduate of Goderich Business College, CARDS OF THANKS I would .1ike to express my thanks and appreciation to my many friends and relatives who 'sent flowers, cards and letters, -and also visited me while I was a patient in Clinton Public Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Street, Rev Charles Lewis, the special nurses, the nursing staff of the hospital and a sincere word of thanks to unit two of the Auburn UCW, and to all others for their many acts of kindness shown to my -family during my illness —MRS. LAURA TOLL. 23b We would like to take this opportunity to thank all our neighbours and friends 'for. their many acts of kindness during the recent and sudden passing of our dear mother, Thank you all for the flowers, cards of sympathy and . the food sent to, the house. A special thank you •to Mr, and Mrs. Doug Thorndike, Dr. Thompson, Dr. Goddard, the Rev, Mr. MacLean, Ball and Match funeral home and any- one else who assisted in any —Sincerely, THE FOW- LER FAMILY.23b Attend Your Church This Sunday CLINTON BAPTIST CHURCH (Baptist Federation of Canada) Pastor: Craig Peters, B.A, Sunday, June 7 10.00 a.m.—SUNDAY SCHOOL 11.15 a.m.—FAMILY WORSHIP Topic: "The Root of the Problem" Monday, June 8-8,00 p.m.—Baptist Men's Brotherhood Everyone Is Welcome At This. Church Ontario Street United Church "THE FRIENDLY CHURCH" ' Pastor: REV. GRANT MILLS, B.A. 9:45 a,m.---Sunday School 11.00 a.m.—Morning Worship TURNER'S CHURCH 9:45 a.m.--Morning Worship 10:45 a,m.—Sunday School Christian Reformed Church Sunday, June 7, ' 10.00 a.m.—Service in English 2.30 p.m.—Service in English Every Sunday 6.15 p.m., Dial 680 CHLO, St. Thomas. Listen to "Back to God Hour." EVERYONE WELCOME • Joseph Street GOSPEL HALL CLINTON 11.00 a m. $rcaking of Bread 3.00 pm.—Sunday School 7.00 p.m.—..Gospel Service 8.00 p.m. Thursday—Prayer Meeting and Bible Reading. Maple Street GOSPEL HALL CLINTON Sunday, June 7 9.45 a.m.--Worship Service 11.00 a.m.--Sunday School 8.00 p.m.—Gospel Service Guest speaker: Mr, Reuben Brubacher, Galt. Tuesday -8 p.m. --Prayer Meet- ing and Bible Study. Mr. John 1VLartin, Hawkesville, guest speaker. Ali Welcome v• - St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church Rev. R. U. MacLean, B.A. Mrs. M. J. Agnew, Organist and Choir Leader Sunday, June 7 9.45 a.m.-Sunday School 10.45 a.m.—Morning Worship EVERYONE WELCO1VIE esYeg- iilie-- almesiziilc glniteb f1t1iitireire REV. CLIFFORD G. PARK. M.A,, Minister HOLY COMMUNION Subject: "Every Communion a Special Occasion" HOLMESVILLE 9:45 a.1n: Holy Communion 10:45 a.m.---Sunday School WESLEV,WILLIS 9:45 rant Sunday Schobl 11:00 a.m.---•Moly Communion and Reception of Members: ST. PAUL'S ANGLICAN CHURCH Rev, R. W. Wellborn, L.Th., Rector' Mr, W, H. Bishop, 1~,R.C.0., A.R.C.M., Organitt TRINITY Il SONbAV, JUNE 7 8:30 a.M. Holy Cbmtnurtibn. 11:00 a.m —Choral Comrnuhion and Church'School Wed. ,June 10—Friendship Guild, Parish Hall, 8115 pan.� BAYFIELD BAPTIST' CHURCH Sunday, June .7 10.00 aarn,•••-Sunday School 11.00 a.ni..-Morning Woa"sh1p 7.30 p.m.--EvangeIistih Molar k Guest speaker, Rev, Walter Hughes, Merton. YOU ATM' CORDIALLY' INVITED TO ALL OF TlilsE 81 RttICES ANNOUNCEMENTS Mr, and Mrs, •Cecil Qke,. 786 D,ifferin Ave,,. Taandon, 'Ont., will holcl open house, welcoming friends .anal relatives at the home of their nephew, Mr. 'Emer- alga Coleman, :RR 3, Sea - forth, •Qat;, on Saturday, ,JWxe 6, from "i to 9 p.m. and Sunday, June 7 from 2 to 5 ;p.m. and 7 to 9: p.m., en the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary, No gifts please. 23p ENGAGEMENT ANNQ'UNCEQ- Mr•. and Mrs, Orrin Dow- son, Varna, annawmce the engagement of their daugh- ter, Edith Sharon, to Mr. William Thomas Falconer, son of Mr. and 1Vfrsy Geprge Falconer, Brucefield. The ,, Wedding will take place June 27, 1964, at 2;30 p.m. in Varna United Church, 23p In Food Services Miss Jean Liberty has been promoted to the rank of Flight Lieutenant and named as the successor to Squadron Leader F. E. Bell as Officer Commanding, School of Food Services, RCAF Clinton. F/L Liberty has a Bach- elor of Science in Home Economics from MacDonald College, McGill University. Before horning the RCAF as a Food Services Ofrficer she was employed as a Dietician by T. Eaton Company Taron- to, and Westminster DVA Hospital, London. • Her parents are Mr. and Mrs, Angelo Liberty of 641 River Road, Pembroke, Ont. Jean is the youthful and petite "Boss" of an unique Air Force School. All cooks and food service attendants in the RCAF are trained at her school. In addition, Uni- versity students under RCAF auspices, spend ,the summer at SFS doing an internship in their profession. (RCAF Photo) Mr. J. Ross Middleton, head of CHSS Geography Depart - meat attended sessions of the Canadian -Association of Geo- graphers at the University of Western Ontario. Matters un- der discussion included a series on Great Lakes, a study of ur- ban development and planning for, the city of London, also the place for Geography in education. AUCTION SALE of Property and Household Effects from 332 James St., Clinton on Saturday, June 13th at 1:30 p.m. the following: Oak drop leaf table; 5 din- ing room chairs; upholstered arm chair; 3 drawer chest; 2 small tables; china cabinet; studio couch; Coleman space heater; desk; Singer sewing machine; highboy dresser; wardrobe; wooden bed, springs andmattress; floor lamp; trunk; hall tree; Norge refrig- erator; heavy duty rangette; Imperial 4 -burner enamel gas range (nearly new); kitchen stool; kitchen cabinet; 6 kitchen chairs; 2 kitchen tables; jam cupboard; step ladder; drop leaf table; tub stand; laundry tub; electric kettle; ironing ar. • 2 els' pots and p pans, board; oneand ahalf storey 5 -room frame house, covered with asphalt roll sid- ing, a 3 -piece bath and con- nected to natural gas. Terms on Household Effects, Cash Terms on Property —.10%n down on date of sale and bal- ance in 30 clays and sold subject to a reserve bid. Mrs. Orpha McMichael, Proprietress. Edward . W. emtiote, Auctioneer 23.4b TB5urvey Flann ForClinton This Weekend Volunteer workers, are cover tng Clinton .:and district this weekend making the'Tuberel;•-: iosi5, .survey, Officials ave asked that res- ider>,'ta be reminded these men and women are volunteers and have nothing to sell or collect. They .ask the wgrlcers be re- ceived graoiously and be given a list of dhildren living at yor home in order that they may take advantage of the free medical examination in July. If no representative has cel- led by June 12, and you wash Your children to :be ;included, contact Mrs Teen McRae, StAndrew's WMS Pay Honour To Ho ou D r9 and Mrs. Lane The Women's Missionary So- oiety of St. Andrew's Presby- terian Church met in the church with guests from Au- burn, Blyth and Hensall, also the Madeleine Lane Girls' Club. A welcome was extended to all .visitors by the president, Mrs, Blacker Who then opened the meeting with Psalm 86. Scripture lesson was read by Mrs. J, Makins, and prayer by Mrs. M. 'Labia b A reading was given by a member of the Blyth society and a. piano duet from the Hen - sail society. • Guest speaker, Mrs. Taylor, God'erieh, was in- troduced by Mrs. Blacker. She gave an interesting talk on her work in the WMS, having held an office in it since 1921. She was thanked by Mrs. MacLean and presented with a gift. A reading given by one of the Auburn society members was followed by the presenta- tion resentertion by Mrs, Farquhar to Mrs. Clayton Edwards, Godenioh, of an "In Memoriam" certificate in memory of her father and mother, Dr. D. J. and MTs. Lane. VARNA Misses Eleanor and May Davidson of Hamilton called on friends in Varna aver the past weekend. Rev. Mr. Plant of Brucefield occupied the pulpits of Varna and Goshen United Churches on Sunday last while Rev. M. Morrison took Young People's Anniversary Service at Kippen. Varna's softball team is en- joying a winning streak. The team won over Winthrop last Thursday evening, and on Mon- day defeated Holmesville 10-5. Several Orangemen from Varna attended the South Hu- ron County Lodge at Clinton Wednesday evening last week. The lodges of the county cele- brate in Mitchell on Saturday, July 11. Mrs. Verna Greenbury of Flint, Mich., recently spent a few days visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reid and Mrs. George Reid at the Charles Reid home in Varna. 0 AUCTION SALE of Surplus School Equipment from 98 Albert Street, Clinton (next to J. W. Counter's Builders' Supplies) on Saturday, June 6 1:30 p.m. The undersigned auctioneer has received instructions to sell by public auction the following: 1 large heavy table 6'x3'; 1 Westinghouse 4 -burner range; 1 Inglis washing machine; 1 Frigidaire refrigerator; 1 Coca Cola cooler; 1 9' metal table; 10 slate boards; 169 stacking chairs; 1 coffee or cold drink urn; . 16 table extensions; 6 drafting benches; 1 freight wagon (large); 3 doors; 2 wood work benches; 5 tool peg boards; 1 set of storage cup- boards;; 1 sheet metal work bench; 1 tool cupboard; 1 drinking fountain; quantity of lumber (bits and pieces); 1 snow blower attachment for roto -tiller; 15 typists' chairs; 3 round back Chairs; 1 wall sink; 1 bamboo blind; 40 class room desks. Terms -•- Cash with removal of articles on date of sale. CDCI Board of Clinton (formerly known as Clinton Collegiate Institute 13oard) Edward W. Elliott, Auctioneer. 22-3b t`BY $49l/RS;SINCERELY ki $AM/WAS REAr ROUGH Clinton Community ASIC 'ion Soles EVERY ERi DAY At 7 30 p.m Government ihspeoted Scafeb Cattle Sold by Welaht TERMS: CA$H YOg eofi1 3t`, Sales Mah* ek •UNTIL FAIrtlAt D JUST PRS 5o HOLLAND'S > SERVICE T•harsday, June .4, 1964—Clinton NeW$-I Cord* -Pg9e 7 J.]. SONAI: S Fd Bayes celebrates, has 91st 1 joyed visits to, the, 'World's F 4r an New fork recently,, inti his ;graduation. from .second year :studies at the Univers. . of Western Ontario, He wlal spend the balance of the sum MeV vacation Werkin ' at ,tile Clinton Branch of Ontario hydro, birthday today, (Thursday).. Mv. Cecil Ceepe ' i returar- ed to her honte in Gunton, Mr. Fred. Anderson, RR Clh ton celebrated lits 91st birthday :call June. 1.. Miss Luella. Walkinshaw spent tare weekendwith friends in London, Fred Anderson, of RR 5, Clinton, celebrated his 91st birthday ,on Monday, Miss Vanchie Hauniltan, Niag- ara a Falls, .Ontario, spent last weekend with Mr, and Mrs. 0. Herman, 34 Birk Street,. Clinton, Miss Minda Beggs and Miss Leslie Hart of Don Mills, Ont„ wereweekend guests of M r e w d , and Mrs. Gordon•Cuninghame, Mr. and Mrs. John E, Cun- inghame and family, of Syra- cuse, N.Y., visited Mr. 'Caning - baffle's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordonin over Cu ... gha:rrre ov r the past weekend. Mrs. Mary Nediger of 344 Victoria Street has been ap- pointed clerk of the second div- ision court of Huron to succeed Dalton L. Reid, of Seaforth, who resigned recently. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hoggamt arrived home fecently from Edmonton to Toronto by air- plane after visiting Mm. .and Hoggartan . Ross Mrsd Patricia of Sltertbler, Alberta. They also motored while Alberta to Calgary, Banff, Lake Louise, Red Deer and Lacombe. Alan Cochrane, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cochrane, en - Ontario St. UCW Units Meet, Plan Future Events The Ontario Street UCW unit four met May 25 at 8 p.m, under the chairmanship of Mrs. Ross Trewartha. Mrs. Trevaar- tha was assisted with devotions by 'Mrs. Carmen McPherson and Mrs. Don Watson. Miss Elva Wil'tse was in ch. arge of the study book. Nine- teen members answered the roll call, and members reported 11 home calls and 12 hospital calls had been made since the last meeting. Guest speaker was Miss Ev- elyn Hall. Lunch was served by Mrs. Reg Smith and her group. Unit Two met in the church parlour Tuesday • at 2:30 p.m., with Mrs. Alice Lawson pre- siding. Mrs. J. B. Levis was assisted with devotions by Miss Sybil Courtice. Seventeen members answered roll call and gave donations for the bazaar on June 13. Members reported 14 hospital calls and several home calls. Plans were completed for ,the bazaar, cake sale and tea on June 13, and for the men's club supper July 3. Mrs. Ray Fear' was in charge of the study book. Lunch was served by Mrs. F. Lobb and her group. 0 WESLEY - WILLIS UCW UNITS TO MEET The Starlite Group of Wesley - Willis UCW will meet Monday, June 8, at 8:30 -pan. The Fidelity Group will meet on Tuesday, June 9, at 2;30 p.m., and the Wahela Group will meet Thursday, June 11, at 2:30 pm. Auxiliary Wants Magazines dor Hospital Cart Mrs. Willis VanEgmond spoke tar the Clinton Hospital Auxil- iary Ladies Tuesday night about her work as occupational there» past at the Ontario Hospital at God'erich. Mrs. VanEgxnond dernonstrat- ed a number of projects on which patients are working, Mrs. K. S. Wood presided at the, business meeting and the minutes were read by Mrs, D. J.Cochrane, secretary. The treasurer's report was' read by Mrs, Duff Thompson. Mrs. H. C. Lawson reported the buying committee had made further inquiries concerning the purchase of ado tional cups and saucers and the possible pur- chase of coffee spoons for the nurses' residence. The recommendations f the eo buying committee were accept- ed by the meeting. It was also suggested that a roll call at the meetings should be 'answered by each member presenting a current magazine for the hospital cart. The meeting agreed it would be appreciated if magazine sub- scribers—and particularly sub- scribers to "Reader's Digest", would donate current issues of the magazine to the auxiliary for distribution among the hos- pi'tal patients. The meeting voted thanks to Mrs. Albert Epps for her floral arrangements at the Florence Nightingale meeting head in mid-May, and all others who helped at the tea. 0 CLINTONIAN CLUB TO MEET JUNE 10 The Clintonian Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Louis For- est, RR 4, Clinton, Wednesday, June 10, at 2 p.m. Cars will leave Library Park at 1:30. WISE FOLKS SORE KNOW THE PLACE TO CO, TO GET THE -T FOR THEIR t 'ING OIL DOUGH HARRY WILLMMS H1116633 RR#2 CLINTON WHITE ROSE EATING OILS -GASOLINE GREASES-MOTOR.O113' Quality' Service EE with your purchase Suc°ry Handy tablet dispenser for pocket or purse makes it easy to sweeten your cokee or tea anywhere, with hen -caloric *amyl, Just turn the wheel and out drops a #Ingle tablet. hu and use It over and over. Holds 16 tabiels. Ahd ifs yaur?;•frob When yotf hey New Gillette Slim -Twist Razor — Only $1.29 FREE Fashion Book with every Tony Home Permanent All for $2,00 Coppertone Sun Tan Lotion $$1.75 Noxzema Tropic Tan Lotion $1.25 Bathing Caps All Styles ..,......... 79c up Ebonette I(ubber Gloves ' $1.49 Dixie Spoons, Forks and Knivesi 24's ,.,.29c Rexadent Fluoride Tooth Poste reg. 63a—Speciai 3 fer 1,29 Cameras & Supplies Printing S. Developing F films We ,Carry a Conintete Assortment of Hearing Aid Batteries Veterinary/Needs Greeting Cards NEW[DMBE Pharmacy Ione 482-451 T SCRIPTIONS dtntbn, Cnttl'lo