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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1964-10-08, Page 7.. .. .... . . ....... Ri4$XAT j, NOTICES 100 A04F•r FAM� With build- N ORA 9:P 3fAL4 TO ki hac -11 Lngs, botter than Average jitloi, I god prpspeiVus c atqd, reasonable e xiunity in rl" area Clayton Wag .oto psissessioh^ For V - I I .41x prone AIN 9 1 Coats 40-1b PIT STOCK 6 BEAUTIFUL NEW 3Bedroom 0 home full basement, :recreation room, Full price $12,500, Down AXOY41PPUPPIES for S41PA payment .$2,500 John Bosveld, cheap. W,Punan, 49 West box $53 or phone 428 X aford, b .Ib .0,24$ 4 S�-v S.eafopth, phone or Phone 482T9747, 41ia) The m4 rijageto talop place onSaturday, November 21, sent thorn by in to. London * 2 PERSIAN KIT, TENS, to give ,NOW IS THE TIME TO Merrill, plipm- -away. ).,Dsther 24 �ie��let� Guilty 482-70�1, 41- BUY REAL ESTATE! /-� 1 E; " .and neighbors for treats, v� and cards duping my stay, in speak -in his own 4eofQa LABRADOR Retriever Pups, 3 BEDROOM LAKEFRONT registered, black and yellows, POTTAGE champion stock. Apply Jack. -2,piece bath, large 11v-m'gr99m, Elder; $3 North street .outh, , lot. drilled well, t peed phone 4�679. 41-2b 2.482-7679... .9 BEPROPM LAKEFRONT dpviughter, Dian -car rides +fo ,.4a COTTAGE 2 -piece bath, fireplace,extra Notice To Creditors 110t, drilled water system,. opening. —MR, AND MRS. LAUCKNER REAL ESTA=i I ter of the p ". the ,natter Estate ADAM FLOWERS of FRANCES MATILDAVAIW SERVICE, late of. the Village 1$ox 41, Ekayfleld, phone 83 '41bof Of, Londesboro in the County Huron, Widow, deceased. All persons, having claims AUCTION. SALE against the Estate pf ithe above-named who dled ,on, the Clearing Auction Salo of form Stock and Machinery 18th day of June, A.D. 1964, pre. required to file full 9"bic- onLot :21, Con. 1, Tuelcersinith ulars thereof with the .under- -11 ed on or before the 19th 19 Township, 9V2 notes west of y of October, A,D. 1964, Seafortli on No. 8 Hwy., for y after which datethe assets.will John Powell, held atthe far,n be distributed, 1having regard of Ldrne Carter on Tuesday, October 13undersigned only to the cl,jim is, of will&.1the -then have at 1:Q9 p1n). shall no - tire, Machinery — Oliver $8 TOW bated at Clinton, Ontario, i crop tractor with L,P.T.; 3 -fur- this 29th day of September, International rowI plow an rub- A.D. 1964, beg; 15 -run Massey Harris fer- E. B. 3%ENZWS, ..tRizer drill on rubber, like Clinton, Ontario, n,ew; International manure Solicitor for. the Executors spreader on rubber- Magsey of the said Estate. iftTis. 7 ft. -out binder; Inter- national 91/_. ft, cultivator; 6 sections of International dear-. ; Viking -xvws with stretcher, . cream separator, 600 lb.-, Surge milking machine, 2 unit with, -pipeline for 10 cows. Cattle — 9 -registered Jersey cows all trash and rebred, ranging in -age from 2 to, 6 yrs,; 3 registered `yeas ling heifers and 4 spring heifer calveg. Pigs -- I registered -govern- ment approved, Landrace boar, .18 mos.. old;. 1 registered Larid- race sow with litter of- 12, 18 mos, old (this sow was reserve junior champion at Western Fair, 1963); 1 large English black sow with litter of 10 blue spotted pigs 8 wkg, old at time of sale; I York X Landrace sow with litter; 2 York X Land - race sows bred in Sept.; 3 *York X Landrace saws bred in .July; 2 blue -spotted English IM-acl-, X York, 8 months, Open gilts, Ternis., Cash. No reserve as farm is sold. John Powell, Proprietor "Soil JL, Filson, Auctioneers 41b ,UCW GROUP TO MEET The Fidelity Group of Wes- ley -Wallis UCW will meet on Tuesday, Oct. 13th at 2.30 p.m. 1 1 Clinton Comyriunity Auction Sales EVERY FRIDAY at 7:30 p.m. Government Inspected Scales Cattle Sold by Weight TERMS: CASH JOE COREY, Sales. Manager I Notice To Creditors In the Estate of 'DELLA HtENK O'NEIL, late of the Town of Clinton inthe County of" Huron, Spinster, deceased. I All persons- hawing claims against';ffie Estate of the aboy*- named who died on the 6th. dhy of September, A,D. 1964, are required to -file full particulars thereof with the undersigned on or before the 26th day of October, A.D. 1964, after which date the assets will be distri- buted, having regard onky to the claims, of which -the under- signed shall then, have notice. DATED at Clinton, Ontaxio, this 30th day of September,, AM. 1964. E. B. -AfENZMS, Clinton, Ontario, Solicitor for the saki Estate. 41-2-3b AUCTION SALE of Household Effects from the Agriculture Building at the Fair Grounds at Blyth on Saturday, October 17 at 1:30 pap,,, the following: 3 -pc. velour Chesterfield suite; love seat and, 2 matching chairs; end tables and sin -all tables; dining room extension table; oak hall rack; 3 beds, springs and mattresses; dress- ers and wash )stands; linens and bedding- 21" Motorola cab- inet television, 2 upholstered arm chmirs, Westinghouse re- frigerator; Westinghouse elec- tric stove (nearly new); Easy wagbingmachine; laundrytubs; electric frying pan; waffle iron; electric blanket; set of alumin- 4m, health ware; set of stain- less steel ware; ldftohen table, buffet and clivirs, Morris chair;, 3 -pe. silver tea service; dishes and glassware dnoluding I full set of dishes fancy anantique dishes; -cut id, lags, cooking uten- sils and numerous other aptic- les. Terms Cash Sale held under cover. Glenn Gibson, Proprietor Edward W. Elliott, Auctioneer 41-2b AFM 'dffib�% ED AS M FM "Ou - ALLOUTD001Z RUBBER, FOOTWEAR ForAmin Men and Boys iii a KNEE BOOTS "'M LACE KUBBERS HUNTING BOOTS ZZ 141P WADERS BUCKLE Overshoes I I �UB M. ne OVER. RElVa WORD and SPORT Clothes For -Warm Ruged Wear .0 caps 0 Coats 0 Parkas 6 miff, 0 Gloves 4 Lined Points * Heavy Shirts I w N Lutggago rind Footwoov .9 $041, Clinton Public es4ay, October , And Mrs. � E. Zurich,a 4411- on Sunday, 0, . .. unday, . ptqber to Mr. and Mrs. W11 - (—In Clinton Public on Wednesday, Oc- 1964, to Mr, and :1111 Xethp:ry, RR I a glailghtot. 41) — At Alexandra and General Hospital, i, on Monday, 00t6b-, 64, to Atm. and Alrrs.' ENGAGEMENTS Contractor Fined ANNOUNCED Sunday, October 11 Mr. �440 Mrs, R, 114-sk- ' For IncY�e (Rusty) gf rZ,Qpbou._ wish, 11-00 a.m.—Sunday School to, .announce ..hp epig -t agc�_ rnent of Meir dlapghter Tax /+ $reach Guest Speaker- Mr. _44nip IQ Mr, Robert :d. Mrs, j.w, son of M,. -an WOT.diauod from Page One) William Glazier, -0 lluton . cause""m ending 1eL 'Ords throughithe mails, I've The m4 rijageto talop place onSaturday, November 21, sent thorn by in to. London * 1964, -14-,Cobourg, 419 before and 'they never got CARDS OF THANKS �ie��let� Guilty I would like to, thank friends McAdam entered a guilty k Plea but asked if he could .and neighbors for treats, v� and cards duping my stay, in speak -in his own 4eofQa jib Thanks -too, for �aI i d n !aid after -be had been charg- enquiries. —ANX VODDEN. ed, but before lils case came 41b to axial, jal, he 11 , pwson-A. - tak, We wish to mpress .our sin- on his recqrds to the Tncom Tax Office at Kitchener. sere thanks tothe residents of Princess, St. West who -gave our +I one W-ho.lo dAy dpviughter, Dian -car rides +fo ,.4a there," be told Magistrate "And and ch,oQl since :seho6l ftom s 11 Hays, do You 4now What opening. —MR, AND MRS. happened? They found out, GARY THOMPSON. 41p ahoy owed in(., fifty c MEMORIAMNN !Haveyolk been, paid the 1 it I? _� UoOeMcft, on XOnday, Ootob- "Vy cents yet, wou. W- 64, to Mr. 4md Aft. INKLEY — in memory - of Magistra4t EdWard Roberts, 73 East St., Mary Alma Inkley, who passed "No," McAdam said, Clinton, a son (Michael God- away October 8, 1959, Sought Minimum win). —Lovingly TeMiMbere91 by nils- Sgt, J. Bt Bggg of the Sarnia RTJTLF!,DQF+—In Clinton Pub- band, daughter and family. PIvision of -the ROMP Maid lie Hospital on Friday, Cc- 41P court 'the Income Tax D art tober 2,'1964, to Mr, and Mrs, . �p -, J, Rutledge, RR 6 Goderich, SCOTCH ER — In. loving ment. was seeking the minimum .a son. memory of a dear jbliji s-entence. STEELES In Clinton Public Scotchmer, . who ­ passe farther,d away 0onviotion under the act by Hospital on .Monday, October one year ago, Oct. 3rd, 1963; which McAdam was charged. 5, 1964'to Mr. and is, W, I'Tdme goes on with many carries &,minimum fine of $200, Ste6lesClinton,liziton, a daughter. changes, to a ma)6muni of $10,000 or Clinton Public Joys and sorrows, smiles six months in jail, or both, Hospital on . Thursday, Octob- oaid tears• fql can er 1, 1 1 964, to Mr, and Mrs. But Dad's memory is ever go, no lower than the Wayne raylor, , RA I Varna, cherished, minimum," Magistrate Hays daughter, ter, "The five is $200, acrd h With the passing of the said. an, TURNER—In ,Soldiers' Memor- Years tf costs of $5.00, or 30 days In lal Hospital, Middleton, N.S., —Always remembered by his jail." on Monday, October 5, 1964, daughter, 41b 0 to Flying Officer and Mrs, 0 Grant S. Turner, a daughter Aftal Wins Trip To Rome (Mary Kathleen). Cream Producull S IMNSALL—Hensall funerial director Harold Boatbron, has CARDS OF THANKS been, awardeld a trip to Rome Elect Chairman by the Sealy Mattress Corar- The family of the late Lena any of Toronto. Plaetzer wish to express slnw MT. Bonthron won the trip cere gratitude to relatives, At Clinton Meet friends and neighbors for flor- for selling -a quota of mattr��aw al -tributes, donations to' the R4, Houston, a fa-17yier from es and will be among 100 of Cancer Society, cards and oth- RR 2 Brussels, was elected the company's salesmen taking er expressions of $ym"y, chairman of the Huron. County the jet trip for a two week Special thanks to the Clinton Cream Producers' Association vacation. Hospital staff, Mrs. Clarence at tile annual meeting last Ball, Dr. Street, Rev. Carson, Wednesday held in the board Rev. Meally, Unit 2 of Auburn rooms of the Agricultural of- UC.W and directors of Arthur face. Enroll Guide Captain home. —THE PLAET- ace. fi;n Mrs, Lillian Baker was en- ZER FAMILY. 41b Guest speaker was Glenn Cole rolled as Captain of the First of Bewdley, chaiximan of the Flensall Guide Company at a I wish -to thank my friends, Ontario Cream Producers' Mar- ceremony performed by Mrs. neighbors and relatives for Reting Board, and a vice-PrW- Robert Cook, Tawny Owl of the cards, letters, gHts and visits dent of -the Dairy Farmers of First Hensall Brownie Pack, wh9e a patient in St. Joseph's Carraft. and Mrs. Robert Caldwell was %wtal London. Special Charles Hay of RR I Varna thanks io those who so kiyiffly appointed Lieutenant for the helped at home while I was was elected vice-president and Company, away. Your kindness was great- Mrs. Florence Elliott of Chn- ly appreciated. ---MRS, MILT- ton was elected as secretary - ON DALE. 411 treasurer. Cleaned The Class 'William J. Dale of RR 1, Clinton, won 6-1 prizes in the Guernsey class of the Mitchell Attend Your ChurC h Fall Fair last Wednesday. 0— This Sunday Amy Stewart Chosen Queen CLINTON BAPTIST CHURCH Of The Furrow (Baptist Federation of Canada) Pastor. Craig Peters, R.A. S e a f or t h District High School student Amy Stewart, Sunday, October 11 17 -year-old daughter of Me - 10:00 a.m.—Sunday School Killip Township Reeve Ren - 11:15 a.m.—Family Worship neith Stewart and Mrs. Stewart "The Rarity of Gratitude", of RR 5 Seaforfh, was chosen 7 -.30 pim�Bible, Study Hour as Queen of the Furrow at the annual Huron County Plowing ALL ARE WELCOME HERE Match, Saturday. Miss Stewart competed against itwo other contestants to win the honor at the 38th Ontario Street United Church "' edition of 'the plowing match held near Seaforth. "THE FRIENDLY CMMC%r1 Pastor: REV, GRANT MILLS, S.A. Runners -Up The queen was selected on Sunday, October 11 the basis of a three-minate 9:45 A.m.--iSunday School speech, appearance, deportment 11:00 am.--AMorning Worship, and an exhibition of plowing. 'Guest Speaker, Mr. Murdock Morrison, Varna. Runners-up in the competi- TURNER'S bion were Mrs. Jane McIntosh 2,00 p.m.—Church Service $:00 p.m.—,Sunday School I of Clinton and Miss Ruth. Mi - Christian Reformed Church Rev. G. J. Heersink, Minister Sunday, October 11 10-00 a.m.= Service in English 2:80 p.m.—Service in Dutch Every Sunday 6.15 p.m., Dial 680 CHLO, St. Thomas. Lister, fo "Back to God Hour.,, EVERYONE WELCOME ......... Joseph Street GOSPEL HALL CLINTON 1.1-00 a-M,--BreWdng of Bread 8.00 P-n'1----SUhdqy 8chool 7.00 p.m.—Gospel Service 8.00 P.M. Thursday—Prayer Meeting tind Bible Readifig, Malional Ie Street GOSPEL HALL CLINTON C1111e, 18, of Belgrave. Miss Stewart will represent Huron County at the Interna- Plowing. Match to be held this year in Pot& -borough. Sunday, October 11 9.45 a.m.—Worship Service` 11-00 a.m.—Sunday School 8.00 pan --Gospel Service Guest Speaker- Mr. John Aitken, Shelburne, Tuesday -8 p.m.—Prayer Meet- I ing and Bible Study. All Welcome St. Andrew s Presbyterian C66ec6 Rev. R. 1Q, Madienn, B.A. Mrs, M. 1',AgneW, Organist and Choir Leader Sunday, October ii 9.45 am.- gunday School 10-45 a.m.—Morning Worship EVERYONE WELCOME REV, CLIFFOAD G. PARK, M'.A,, Mthfater gubloot.1 "FOR THIS TOO EW T14ANktzw, ,9:45 an!.­�Chutch Service 10:45 a:m.—Sunday School WESLEY'-WILLIS 9:45 a.m.- Sunday Soho61 11.06a"M.—Church service ST. PAUL'S ANGLICAN CHURCH h6vi h, W. W6nftam, 'LiTh., Mr. W.K 91shopj 0.k,C.o,, tRINITY XX — SUND^ OdTOISER I'l t3 0 ii 1A —Holy cominunibn 11:00 Mo lLg P.irayer Wddq Oct, MFIC ship Guild, P.-Arlaii Rail, 8.18 fan. Thurs., O09ber 8, '1 Mayor Opens Bazqqr Clinton Ma or W,J. Miller was on hand Wednesday afternoon to Open the Resident's �Bazaar and Tea held at Huranv�ew. In the above photo, fr9m the right, are: Mrs. Lptlis Forest, Mr, Miller, Miss .Ruth Ann Dykman, Mrs. Mar Mellis, Miss Mary Lou Taylor. -Record Photo by �tohn_ Visser] 5 ffews own Council 'Agrees To Accept Nos pi tai AuxiIia ry New Arena As Centennial Prolect Names Delegates .(CxmUnqe4 from Page One) a special meeting Oct. 7" --was the issues before, them. passed unanilmously by council- The Clinton Public Hosp!W From the heat of the ft, - iors present. Women's Auxiliary met Tues- Qusgion came a motion. 1yy Tom To Pick Reps day -evening at the Nurses' Feeney, president of the C14i- 4Councillors Mrs, A 1,i c e Residence and finalized plaps ton Xt.mmen. Club, "that coon- Thompson and H. F. Nva n^aj for members to atteud the reg - c *I accept the consttuction of Were absent, a ional conference an London on a new arena as a Centennial In brief subsequent discus- Oct. 8, project and that a committee sion it was -decid'e'd clerk John Mrs, Frank b-Ingland, Region be formed to bring 'in arChi- LAvermore would write the pre- Pra§ident, will preside at the tests to -draw up plans for the sident of each serlce club to London meeting. arena now and-adcUtions to it determine which two members Mrf-,. R, U. MacLean was later and that the.committee wouldactas club repres-enta- named Clinton's delegate -to the return to council in the near tives on the committee, provincial convention to be future with costs and other de- Councillors Duff ThO-MrScn hold In Toronto from Oct. 26 tails" (which would have to be and Don. Symons were named to, 28. made.1-nown to the Centenniafl. town :council. represtntatives to �&-s. MacLean, also co -con - Grant review board). thi� committee. t4 vener of the WA's Penny Sale Interested Citizens" 0 held last week, reported 'ap- "I'll second that motion be- ately $800 was made by c fore you argue any more" the Auxiliary, ShEF expressed quipped Frank Cook cotton - Businessmen Form "'i" off an objecting councillor, thanks to those who 'bad help- - ed make the event a success. Consi lowed the mDtlon, and council New Association At ,the conclusion of the questioned by whom the motionmeeting, members made favors was being made. It was fin- In Bayfield to 'be put on the trays of hos- ally agreed that since none ofVital patients, at Thanksgiving. the delegaiteshad been, official , What is believed the first ---,o ly -delegated by their respec- Businessmen's Association ever Live clubs—and time would be to be formed. in Bayfield, was Federation Annual waskted going to the clubs for inaugurated Tuesday night at Goderich Township Federa- official permission—the motion the town hall. "group of A representative group of tion of Agii1culture Will meet would be made by a in the former Holmesville interested citizens," Bayffeld's business people or- School on Thursday, October Make 11 Official ganized themselves for the pur- 15, at 8:30 p.m, A pot luck When that -was settled, May- pose of improving business con- lunch will be served. ditions in the village,'to the or Miller, who 'acted as chair- benefit of, themselves and the 0 man of the meeting, said: "but community at large. this wasnt called as an Offic- Acting in a proviMonal cap- ial meeting to pass any m0- aelty, E rnie Hovey, proprietor Personals tioTw� I of a general store, acted as "Well, can we make this an chairman and conducted the Mr. and Mrs. Rick Robinson official meeting?" asked COM- election of officers. and Kathy of South Monaghan cillor Don Symons. "There are With him at the head table and Mr.end Mrs. George Bebee four councillom, the Reeveand was Robert C. Shrier, chair. of B-aildboro visited with Mr. Dqputy_R&eve here as well as man of the Goderich' Business- and Mrs, Fred Anderson ST., the Mayor." men's Assqciatloin, who outlined and family of RR 5 Clinton on "I really don't know whet -her the aims and objects of the Sunday, we can or not," Mayor INPlex Goderich organization, and Weekend guests of ;the David said. I warned of some of the pitfalls Scotts included Mr. and Mrs. "Well can we try to make inherent in such an organiza- Don Harris of Windsor, Ont., this an "Well, meeting, then?" tion, and Miss Cathi Low of London demanded Mr. Gook. Mr. Shrier is also chairman and Toronto. Motion Carried of the Goderich Industial Com- Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Tyndall "Why can we not take this mission and vice-president and of Toronto spent the weekend as an official meeting and passadvertising manager of The in Clinton with relatives and it?" (the resolution by the Goderich Signal Star, friends, group- of interested citizens) He was introduced by Art Councillor Symons asked. "We F1111ott of The Bayfield Bulletin I have more interested ratepay- and thariked. by Frank- M-cFad- ers here sthan we usually have den• tELEC,Rgpy at m -Ay regular Council meet- Officers elected were: Ken ,Ing.t, Mackie, president; Ernie Rov- r lowers The town officials then de- CY, vice-president; Miss Ruth oided they could consider the Hayman, secretary - treasurer. Telegraphed meeting an official council Directors include C. N. Riv- meeting, and proceeded to hold eit,. Frank McFadden, Alf Anywhere• a vote on the motion made by Seatchmer, Chas, Scotchmer, the groupr of interested citizens. Art Effloitt and Adam Flowers. The motion — "that council —0 accept the construction of a OES BIRTHDAY PARTY new arena as a Centennial pro- , The annual Order of the ject and -that a committee of Eastern Star birthday pa�%. V 12 members be appointed torn- was held on Sept. 28 in qZ vestigate the costs and method Parish Hall of St. Paul'_,s Ang- a. C., Cooke of finance and report back at licah Church, Guests were present from. London, Byron, F L 0 R 15 T Exeter, Myth, Seafor , Mit- chell and Goderich. Mt. Douglas Jones was win- Dial 482-7012, Clinton ner of the draw held that evening. Quality tai Service _.. R E X A L L lc SAL Three Decades Of Service Mr8. Jessie 14aft (left) wag hwiored­Friday afternoon by follow tell Telephone campqny em.- !)1()ye88 � 'It a, sur.. tea P I party hold at the com" pally dfideg to mark her 80th yLsar of gorlylec- With the WmPaM Mrd, !qart hag spefit all her 90 Veatis with the dom'PwAy at Clinton, Mrs, Mary j6tdali (right) presented Mrsr, dart with an, engrAV66 silver. Plator and P''I'Me di'81i on behalf Of fixer flellm Employees, (Yews-Pewrd Photo by Of. . .. .... ... ...... Orin5 Next ee SALE STARTS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15 Odfbbei, 15th 10 BIG DAYS October 25th OVER 466 ITEMS ON SALE — Including Vitamins, Saving Needs, Toiletries,. Combs and 8rushes, Radios, Tcipe' Recorders, t&iohLary ChristmasGifts, Christmos Cards and DeLfdfllohs ohd Many More Items ALL SALE MMHANDISE IS NOW ONNSPLAYI Wach for your, Hated 8[11 in the Moil for C6hiplote List PRESCRIPTIONS Phone 482,, Clinton, 00dilb