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Clinton News-Record, 1968-03-07, Page 4GOING PLACES Men who go • places and do things, both - in business and in sports recognize the importance of proper clothes, Harmony in color it important, , Let us- help you make your selection. [BOTANY 500" Open Friday Evenings Until 9 P.M. MANY OTHER REAL BUYS ampbe Pickett 81 C ll Limited Main Corner, Clinton, Ontario, Phone 482-9/3i REAL ESTATE WANTED. CARD OF THANKS Mahal News-Regord. Thursday, March '4 1964 a CLASSIFIED ADV. RATES tilavisED May 1, ilPes) CASH RATE 3c Per Word Minimum 75c • 25c Extra riz,when adudednotiat rid within 10 days of the last insertion. REPEAT ADVS. 2 c Per Word Minimum 500 DISPLAY CLASSIFIEDS $1.40 Per Inch Repeat Clasi Display. 90c per inch girth, Marriage and Death Notices FREE, DEADLINE Noon Tuesday DIAL '482-3443 ACCOMMODATION FOR RENT THREE-bedroom downstairs, un- furnished duplex, seleeontained, 46 Princess St. West. Phone 482- 9005, 9tfn THREE-bedroom houee• with bath, living and dining room, partly furnished, Oil heat. Bay- field area. Reasonable. Phdne 565-5235. 8tfn DUPLEX, 3 miles west of • Clin- tan at Holmesville, Stove and frig, kitchen, living room, 2 bed- rooms, bath; oil furnace. Avail- able immediately. Phone 482- 6694. • 6tfn HOUSE FOR RENT in Bruce- field. Available now. Phone 482- 3368. 50tfb THREE BEDROOM ' apartment, . main floor, in Brucefield, heated. Phone 262-5047. 5tfn ARTICLES FOR SALE BEDS Two 39" metal beds, less mattress. Both for $15.00. Set of wagon wheel bunk beds, without mattresses; $20.00. 482- ,7767. 10p BEAUTIFUL bowls, candle sticks, etc., hand-crafted from walnut, mahogany and teak. Ideal for gifts or souvenirs. On display at Jack's Furniture Re- pair Shop, at the rear of 84 Albert St , Clinton.' 7tfn SIMPLICITY Washers now avail- able at T. A. Dutton Appliances, Brucefield. Open evenings. 33tfb CURTAINS -. Draperies - 'Win- dow Blinds - Venetian Blinds - Bamboo - Drapery Track, Drap- ery Pull Rods. Ready Made Dreperies. Free Estimate's -Given. IRWINS DRY GOODS. 5tfb REPOSSESSIONS — One 19" portable TV Instant On Westing- house TV set. One Hoover auto- matic Spin Dry washer Terrific prices. Gingerich Sales and Service, Clinton, Ont. 10b ONE 30-tnp 100-volt switch; 1 3-mp 200-volt switch; 1 6-circuit range panel;• 1 32" x 80" right hand combination storm door. Phone 482-9219. 10e FUND-RAISING — Church groups, clubs, school organiza- tions such as athletic groups, school bands, senior classes, etc will find an interesting way ni raising funds by writing to Keith Ingham, 113 William St., Stratford, 10e SET OF 21-piece stainlets cookware, never used, Was originally $175, will sacrifice for $100. Phone 527-0507. 10p TWO FRIGS, 1 stove, 2 39-inch beds, 1 jigsaw, complete with table and motor, e handsew, complete with table motor. Ap- ply Becker's Trailer Court, phone 482-7066. 10, lib BROADLOOM CLINTON'S CELANESE CARPET CENTRE e' Wall to Wall Installations or Aree Carpets, Semples shown in your home Free Estimates. * Guaranteed InstallationS, There's a Celanese Carpet for every room in the home, 'Quality you can trust' From BAIL & MUTCH LTD, CREST Hardware and Furniture 'Phone 4825$05 Clinton 5tin ARTICLES FOR SALE BEEF and pork by the half or quarter. Potatoes for sale, Phone 462-7070, 420i) Two Pair Only Slciis-6'6" and 6`91" steel Edges Complete With Poles and Harness Regular $4L70 • Special $35.00 lisotic4 ,900(6.042a19 /Ye, rei, Errs 0.*.u!o 80 King St. — Clinton PHONE 482-9622 ARTICLES FOR' 'RENT WHEEL CHAIRS — The C.P, T. Fund of Clinton Oddfellows Lodge have wheel chairs avail- able for loan free, Contact Harold Wise, 982.9507 or Mrs, A, G. Grigg, 482-9558. ARTICLES' WANTED GOOD used playpen. Phone 482- 3361. 1.0b WANTED to buy, tent trailer. 482-7374. • 10b AUTOS FOR SALE TRUCK FOR SALE, 1964 GMC, 1-ton, excellent condition; less than 40,000 miles; long wheel base; 71/2 x 12 ft. stock rack; hoist. 482.3307, Gordon Hill, Varna. 10b 1960 DODGE. 8, automatic, me- chanically OK, good tires, muf- fler, battery, 1968 licence plates, Best offer. G. N. Rivers, Bay- field. 10, 11,:12b 1966 EPIC, Envoy model, 26.000 original miles. Driven by elderly couple. In good condition. 523- 4220. 10b Huron Automotive & Supply 263 Huron Rd. God -rich, Ont., Phone 524-6271 Clinton "Roprosgmtative deo. CUTLER ' 4,194782.,, 4E) 24tow For Complete VOLKSWAGEN Sales and Service For our out-of-town customers, we are open Wednesday and Sat-. urday afternoons for sales and service. Don Taylor MotOrs Limited Main Street — Exeter formerly Hunter:Duller DIAL 235-1100 • • 2tfb CUSTOM WORK SKILLED cabinet work and car- pentry of all types by European trained carpenter. For free esti- mates and consultation call Benny Bjerg, 482-9372. 9-13p REMODELLING, renovations, roofing and floor laying, expert- ly done. AU odd jobs around the home. Kitchen cupboards a epecialty. Phone 4.32.7676, Ken' 52tfb ORTHOPEDIC and general Shoe Repair. Our Clinton Depat is at 55 Albert Street at Ameing'e Stare. Henk'S Shoe Repair?, 71 lienaiiton St., Goderich. • 38t10 CLINTON CAB , 482-7011 Call George McGee Out of town trips a specialty tfb • WATCH REPAIR is a job for experts. Our work assures your satisfaction. Counter's Jewel- lery, Huron ' County's Oldest Established Jewellery Store. tfb SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Modern Equipment Work Guaranteed • Write- or Phone HARVEY DALE, SEAVORTH PHONE .527-1406 24tfb JACK'S Furniture Repair -- Furniture repaired, also general Woodworking and wood turning rt REAR of 84 Albert Street, Clinton, Phone 482-9695. -40tfh CARPENTRY WORK--Complete building of recreation 'rooms, ceiling insulation, wall panel- link windows and &lots, ex. terior Siding and roofing, For all your carpentry needs, 'phone 262-5454, Mahlon Martin, 47tfb CUSTOM WORK EXCAVATING done with TRACTOR sAc KHOE, Pumie Truck FRANK POSTILL R.R. •3, Clinton Phone 4829101 Vile Specialize In . Furnace Installations Heating Service Electric Wiring Appliance Service Plumbing Installations Eavestroughing CHUTER Plumbing, Heating, Electric SALES & SERVICE 46 King Street Phone 482-7651 TRAVEL SERVICE STAN BLOWES TRAVEL, Ser- vice, 32 Wellington St., Streit- ford, Foie all airlines, steam- ships, rail, hotel reservations, tours. Low bank rates on time payments. Prepaids . arranged for relatives visiting from over- seas, Call 271-5710. EMPLOYMENT WANTED —Employment Wanted Young lady desires steady employment, Grade 12 Commer- cial, has 11, years' office ex- perience with reference. Phone Blyth, 523-9409. 10b BABYSITTER—Willing to look after small betty during the day- time. Phone 482-7307. 10p HELP WANTED MALE CORRECTIONAL OFFICERS WANTED Minimum Grade 10 and must be 5 ft, 8 in, in height, good • health and good recommenda- tions. Apply to: Mr, J. D. Robertson, Governor, Huron County Jail, Goderich, Ontario. 10b HELP WANTED FEMALE WAITRESS for part-time em- ployment, Apply in person to Bartliffs Restaurant. PET STOCK FOR SALE, 1 male, well bred beagle pup 8 weeks old, $10. Phone 482-9564, after 5 p.m. 10b GOOD 11/,-year-old watch dog, male, safe with children, free to anyone providing a good home. 482-7238. 10b BUSINESS . OPPORTUNITIES TIRED of being chained to a desk or machine? Interesting work awaits you if you reply to this ad. Part or full time, couples can work together, Reply to Keith Ingham, 113 Wil- liam St., Stratford, by mail or phone. 10p MISCELLANEOUS LET. US REPAIR AND MAKE your tines and jewellery like new, Diamond rings renewed 'and stones safely secured — don't take chances. Expert work done reasonably to your satis- faction. Watch repairs and pearl restringing. W. N. Counter. tfb DAILY CAR RENTAL, reason- able rates. McGEE'S, Goderich. Phone 524-8391, 3tfb NOTICES WOULD the lady who found Cherita McLeod's wallet please call 524-7572? 10b TRI-TOWN BOOKKEEPING SERVICE for income tax and T4's. Complete record prepara- tion and Maintenance, Phone 482-9260, 2tfn CANADA'S most dynamic Mutual Fund—American Growth Fund-206/0 income tax credit on dividends, Investigate before you invest, Financial planning. Fred (Ted) Savatige, area rep- resentative, '7'7 John St„ Sea- forth. Phone 527,1522. 47tfb PIANO TUNING YOUR PIANO should be , tuned and checked for Meth damage and other defeete tegularly. I appreciate thO continued privi- lege of servieing many of the instruments in thiS area, George W, Cox, phone 482-3870, FOR WE NINE PIGS, eight. week e old. Phone 523-4220. 100 CHAIN SAWS McCulloch, Homelite, sales, service and rentals. J. W. -Peck Auto Elec- tric, 54 King St., Clinton, 482- 3851. tfn ORDERS for spring seeding re- quirements are being taken now. See your Purina Feed and Farm Supply dealer, Clinton Farm Centre, for prices, 482- 9333, M. W, Durst. 8tfn 65 ACRES land for rent. Phone 482-7552. , 9, lob x 35' SILO, full of corn sil- age. Ken Gibbings, 482-7419. 9, 1.0b SNOW, BLOWERS with sealed bearings, roller shield, trouble- free feature for damp snow has been added, You will like it. Farrowing crates, with or with- out mounted feeding or water, all steel construction, George Troyer, Hensall. Phone 262- 5282, 1-13b Spring Fertilizer in BAG OR BULK Popular Analysis and Nitrate BULK SPREADERS Available CLINTON FEED MILL CLINTON — 482.3484 USED • FARM EQUIPMENT 830 Case with Eagle Hitch 2010 John Deere With Loader 560 Cockshutt Row Crop—Diesel ` 400 Case, gas Internatio • rlftCultivatt John Deere Cultivator 8 ft; See these at JIM CHALMERS R.R. 2, KIPPEN Phone Seaforth 527-0205 47tfb TRACTORS 2—M-F "35" diesels with loaderS 1—M-F "35" gas. 2—M-F "50's" Hi-Arch gas. 1—M-F "50" Lo-Arch. 1—Cockshutt "30" gas. COMBINES 2---=M-F Super "92" Combines. 1—M-F • "300" gas combine, 1 year old. 1--M-F "410" gas. CORN PICKERS 1—New Idea 2-row mounted with husking bed and sheller. 1—New Idea No. "6" 2-row corn picker. HALLMAN SILOS Slab type or poured concrete. See, VAN DALE for 'the best in Silt Unloaders, and Bunk Feed- ers, Versatile Swathers and Grain Augers. Johnston Tractor Cabs—$225 • Bennett Blades GEORGE WRAITH Your M-F and M-H dealer Goderich Phone 5244511 or 524-7002 49tfb Clinton Community Auction Sales EVERY FRIDAY AFTERNOON at : . . 1 3 p0 m Government !mowed- Scales. Cattle Sold by Weight TERMS: CASH .tot COREY, Sake Manager a 0 FOR SALE QUANTITY of baled hay and straw Or sale. George Bell. Phone 565-2466, 4.01) - - ONE Dc Laval milker vacuum pump, No. 73 Call 482-7423, John A. Keys, irarne, 9p FOUR Holstein heifers, 600 lbs, each and open, Good qiiplity. .M-9808. 10b 1,000 BALES hay, first . and second cut. George Postale,•482- 3259. • 10p TWO Holstein cows, coming .in with second calf. Phone 482. 7956, 10I) CANADIAN •Model 340, most- powerful chain saw in the world, 13 lbs.; a perfect all-purpose saw. Robt. Glee Saws, Clinton; Phone 482-9292..- 10, 11, 12p GOOD Mixed grain, hay and cob corn..- Contact Jim Carter, Londesboro. Phone 482-3339. - 101) ONE COCKSHUTT 40 tractor, good shape. Phone 482.7664, be- fore 9 a.m, or after 6 p,m. 10e Farm Supplies • Complete line of dairy sanitation products • Veterinary supplies • Brooder fixtures • McKee water bowls,,kocl parts • Mill feeds, such as bran, - shorts, soyabean ' meal, oilcake, beet pulp, etc. • Registered feeds mariu- factured daily 'in Our own mill • Molasses, drum's or bOlk • Minerals and complete lineThf salt (Plus many other, products) H. F. WETTLAUFER FEED Mill Phone 482-9792 • lob' TRACTORS David Brown 990 Like new---600 Hours David Brown 990 With manure loader Fully reconditioned and ready to go Cockshutt 850 Diesel-1100 Hours 1850 Cockshutt Demonstrator Only - 200 Hours Drastically ReduCed H. LOBB & SONS Equipment , Clinton 482-9431 FOR RENT • LARGE L-shaped barn, 42' x 60' and 32' x •50', suitable for feed- lot for 150 to 200 cattle, de- pending on age. New silo 13' x 45'. Endless supply of water. All cement floor, Good loading facilities. Ross Love, 38 Ontario St., Clinton. Phone 482-7252, 10p LIVESTOCK FOR SALE TWO registered Holstein heif- ers, bred froM and bred to artificially proven sires. Due early March, Don Watson, 482- 7262. 9p .10 SERVICES ' ARROW Gasoline and Oleic' Mil Valvoline motor• oils and ortros d ,livAted to forth new eqnipment loaned, Gordon Grigg. Phone 482,9411, 39tBs AUCTIONEER 'led Appraie sr' Liceneed end e-t) lbl,t l- i n,s silr,,, tiiiii-. : .11 tyt, Orptiptiott s • le pirshi -theell, brucefielci, 482 3334 7tC) HQUS4 FOR 4AI4E, JanieS Street, Plintop, Available April 1, none 027-0742, 19b RIO! YAP Per Meer 55 Montreal St, — Goderich 524-7875 WANTED WE HAVE A GASH BUYER for a river frontage acreage en Maitland or leayfield rivele What do you have available; FOR E41-E FOUR-bedroom house; -2-piece Nth, drilled well, acre land, $5,000, DUPLEX in choice- west end location, gas furnace, large lot, SCHOOL, house, West Wawa- nosh, furnace, drilled well, $2,000, THREE-bedroom cottage, one acre, completely furnished, furnaee, rents for $70 a week in summer season. Could be converted to year-round use; $8,000. NEW 3-bedroom furnished cot- tage on• sandy beach, close to Goderich, fully insulated, 13-ACRE - river property, pear Amberley, • brick house, ga- rage; $4,000. SIX-ACRE wooded summer pro- , perty lot, south of Bayfield.. 86 ACRES, no buildings, close to lake, highway 21 and vil- lage. IDEAL SUMMER PRO- i-ERTY OR CAMP SITE; 40 workable, Vendor will rent workable acres from pur- chaser, Balance bush and trout stream; $8,000 cash. 25-ACRE small holding; 7-room house, artesian well, barn with milk house, Paved road. 100 ACRES, 98 workable, Ash- field township; 6-room house, barn, 54 x 72; $17,000. 100-ACRE dairy farm, cattle, ma- chinery - and feed. Frame . house with 3-piece bath and modern kitchen. Drilled well, barn. • 127 ACRES, 100 workable, Col- borne township, close to 21 highway; 27 acres bush, frame house, barn, drilled well. Only $21,000, 148 ACRES, 2 barns, new silo, 2 drilled wells, large frame house with 3-piece bath; $26,500. BUSINESS PROPERTY FEED MILL, diesel powered, lo sated in village on Maitland river,' 32 acres of land, 16 acres each side of river; 7- rom house •and insul brick siding, 3-piece bathroom, 20 modern kitchen cupboards, aluminum storm windoWs, impleinent''Stred'e''earege,'Mill building well built. ,Has stor- age for about 60-ton grain, WOULD TAKE FARM, IN TRADE. MANY FEET OF HIGHWAY FitUN'I'AGE. Large nusiness building presently used as antique shop. Double garage with attached work shop. Bank barn; 57 acres .level land; 13-room brick house. completely modernized, 2 baths, new furnace. Representing WILFRED McINTEE & CO., LIMITED tf • AUCTION SALE AUCTION SALE of household effects and miscellaneous from the home of Mrs. Allen Mitchell, Main' 'Street, Bayfield, on Sat- urday, March 9th at 1 p.m., the following: Dinette• drop leaf table and 4 chairs; Leonard refrigerator; General Electric refrigerator; small oil space heater; medium oil space heater; hi bed, springs and , mattress; single bed, springs and mattress; wardrobe; dresser; washstand; studio couch; 2 oak chairs; 2 lawn chairs; lawn table;' piano stool; electric washing machine; 2 laundry tubs; bamboo blinds; Tecumseh power lawn' mower; hand lawn, mower; garden tools and other tools; 25 foot exten- sion cord; 175 foot extension cord; small saw and mandrel; dishes and cooking utensils; 1948 Dodge %-ton truck; 3 fish acquariums; budgie bird and cage; black •male Spaniel dog; numerous other' articles. Terms: Cash; Edward W. Elliott, Auctioneer, Allen Mitchell, Proprietor, lob NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of George 'Ray- mend Pear, late of the Townsh:p of Tuekersmith in the County of Huron, Retired li'ariner, De- ceased. All persons having claims against the Estate of the above- tamed who died on the 15th day` of December, A.D. 1967. are re- quired to file full perticulars thereof with the undersigned on or before the 25th day of Meech, A.D. 1068, aft& Which date the assets will, be distributed, hay- ing regard Only to the claim's of Which the undersigned shall then have notice, Dated at Clinton, Ontario, this 28th 'ay of February, A.D. ioa. E. B. 'MENZIES, Clinton, °Marin Solicitor for the said Estate, VI, I L leb CASH in .on burled treasure, W) buy old geld and estate )P11'01 lery. N. Te PralandY:Jewellery, 04 The Square, ,Getierlell, Ott SERVICES ELEOTROLInf Canada Ltd- Sales and Service, Alvin 024-0014, 103 Lighthouse s'!-r, oderiCh, letie ELECTRICAL, plumbing and carpentry Work. New installa- tions and repairs. H, J, Steffen, 123 Pile Ste Clinton, 4824087. 5.17p Dr. M. W. RAITHBY S.A., D.V., VETERPNARY ,M .SURGEON Large and Smell Animals Blgrding PHONE 5244513 • Goderich, Ontario pub CARD OF THANKS I wish to express, my ap- predation to friends and rela- tives for cards, treats and flow- ers received while a patient in Clinton Hospital. Special thanks to Mr, Beck, Mr. Morrison, Dr. Malkus, Dr, Addison and nurses on second floor. MRS. JEAN McHINLEY. 10b The brother and two nephewS' of the late Mrs. Laura McDonald of Detroit wish to express their thanks to friends, neighbours and relatives for cards and floral tributes during their re- cent bereavement and special thanks -to Rev. E. J. B. Harrison, the ladies who served lunch and to Beattie's Funeral Home. — PERCY WESTON, ELDRED AND NORVAL AGNEW, 10b The family of the late Victor Falconer wish to express their sincere thanks and deep ap- preciation to their relatives, friends and neighbours for their cards and beautiful floral tri- butes and expressions of eYen- pathy during our loss of a dear husband, father and grand- father. Special t h anks to Reverend Leonard Warr, the pallbearers' and the Lodge Ftineral Ilome;• also the staff of Clinton Public Hospital and Vic- toria Hospital, London, to Dr. R. W. Street and R.-W. Kimber and to all who 'helped in any way during his illness • these kind- nesses are too precious to ever be forgotten.—THE FALCONER FAMILY, 10b I wish to express my sincere thanks to m y neighbours, friends and relatives who re- membered me with cards, flow- ers and treats while a patient . in Clinton hospital. Special thanks to Drs. Walden, Addison and NeWland'drid„' the nursing staff eeeeel.Stiellider. — MRS, -DentormaRuNiUka:z. - 10p I wish to thank my friends,' reiatives and neighbours for cards and flowers while in the hospital. Special thanks to the Rev. R. IL MacLean, Drs, Addi- son and Walden and all hospital personnel. • MADELINE MUTCH. 10b I wish to thank my friends for gifts, visits and cards re- ceived while in Clinton Hospital. Special thanks: to. Dr. Oakes, nursing staff and Mr. Morrison. —MRS. JESSIE STELCK. 10b The family of the late Norman Long wish to express their sin- cere thanks and appreciation to their relatives, friends and neighbours for their acts of kindness. - cards of sympathy, floral tributes and donations to the Ontario Heart Foundation during their recent bereave- ment. Special thanks to the Rev, D. A. Stuart, U.C,W, of Kippen united Church, Bonthron Fu- neral Home, the pallbearers. TY" Lindsay, Dr. Malkus and the plIrs,,q and staff of Stratford and Seaforth-hesuit els.—HAZEL. LONG AND' FAMILY, • 10x 1 would Tike to thook my filPot4 and;alativas far girds, flowers ' visits while I Was a Patinnt in Clinton lAartt pital Special thanks to purse4 apd or, .4010A, everything was greatly appreciated. WATilig4; 1,04 I wish to thank, all my friends fer gifts of flowers and cards and visits whilaf w4s a pagent, in Clinton ;hospital., Special • thanks to Dr, Oakes, Pr Addisan and purses of 1st flanr, Your kindness was pinch apprecieted. JOHN IMAR0B4: • 10); BIRTHS 1VIc14ENZIE-14r. and Mrs, W. R. Mckenzie (riee Elsie Nice), Cold Lake, Alberta, are happy to announce the arrival Karayri 2 1‘18,aia, 6s1it/tell)ra.foorPoFreabhraum. Robert and Kesley Scott. TAYLOH---To Lieut, and Mrs: Robert Taylor, Brucefield, in Clinton Public Hospital, on Fridae, March 1, 1968, a son, CURRIE.--•Te . Cpl. and Mrs, P, J. Currie, -Adestral Park, in Clinton Public Hospital, on Friday, March 1, 1968, e son, DEATHS RICHARDSON—Passed away in Seaforth Community Hospital, Monday,March 4, Mrs, Thomas Monday,. Egmend- vine, in her 86th year. Sur- , vivors include a son, Gordon Of Clinton The funeral ser- vice was' from G. A, Whitney Funeral Home, Seaforth, Wed- nesday, March 6, with entomb- ment in Pioneer Mausoleum, Seaforth. SHEPHERD—Passed away at home on Friday, March 1, Mrs. William Shepherd, Hen- sel', the former Barbara,Ellen MacKay, in her' 81st year. The funeral service was from Bonthron Funeral Home, Hen- salt, on Monday, March 4, with entombment in Hensel!. Union Cemetery Mausoleum, ELLIOTT—PasSed away in Clin- ton Public Hospital, on Satur- day, March 2, Mrs. Fred H. , Elliott, Clinton, the former Mary Turner. The funeral service was from. Ball Funeral Home, Monday, March 4 with interment in Clinton Ceme- tery. WISE—Passed away in Clinton Public Hospital, on Sunday, March 3, Glen H. Wise, R.R. 5. Clinton, in his 44th year. The funeral service was from Ball Funeral Home; on Wed- nesday, March 6, with inter- ment in Clinton Cemetery. McDONALD—Pasied away in Detroit,- Mielee, on Sunday, e-• February 25,' Mrs. William McDonald, Detroit, in her 89th year, Funeral was from -Beat- tie Funeral Home. Clinton, Wednesday, February 28. with interment in Bayfield Ceme- tery. DAVIDSON—At his residence, 1065 Etrenchley, Ant. 209, Sernia, on Monday. March 4. 1968, William James David- son. Beloved husband 04 eleadvs Savoland Hassi n'k Davidson; dear son of Mrs. Elizebeth Davidson of Strat- ford; step-father of Harry Has- sink, Cleveland , ()hie and Robert Hassink, Rockford, Ill„ else survived bt, three brothers. Lorne and David of Stretford. Ont. and John of Kitchener and four sisters, Mrs. Ruben (Elizabeth) Pehlke and Mrs, Emanuel (Ethel) Seiler, both of Menkton, Ont., and MrS. Mary Pflance and Mrs. Thomas (Margaret) Salt- er, both of Stratford. Aged 69 years. The late Mr. David- son is resting at the Stewart Funeral Home, Sarnia, where funeral service will be held on Thursday evening at 7:00 o'clock. Committal service in Clinton Cemetery, Clinton, Ont , on Friday, March 8, at 1;00 o'clock. GET FAST RESULTS WITH NEWS-RECORD CLASSIPIED AHS