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HIGHWAY 21 S. GODERICH
Friday Night
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DINING AND DANCINev '1,...
DANCE NIGHT
THE SMOOTH AND MELLOW SOUND OF
ELLIOTT CARROTHERS
Saturday Nig it t I LISTENING & DAINIC1NG
9 a 12
"THE REVISED EDITION"
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CLINTON FARM CENTRE
M. W. DURST, Your Purina Dealer
482-9333 Clinton
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171-iprPcioY,-Aypo.t''?2, 1968: A
GRADES 11 and ,12_ Report to the Cafeteria at 10:15 a.m.
on Tuesday, September 3.
Report to the Library at 10:15 a.m. on
Tuesday, September 3.
NOTE: 1. Busses for Clinton area students will operate 1 hour
later than usual for opening day only.
2. Book store will be open, for Grade 13 students after
dismissal on September 3.
GRADE 13—
34-5b
LOOKING FOR $
OBITUARIES
15. REAL ESTATE
Ruth. Van Der Meer
55 Montreal St. Goderich.
524-7870
FOR SALE ,
10-room house on large lot,-
furnace, one and a half baths
7 unit apartment building, hot
Water heated,
100 'Acres, highway location,
house with furnace, bath, barn
set up for dairy implement shed,
river and spring creek on
property,
New summer cottage 40 x 24,
fully insulated, screened porch,
3 bedrooms, on good sandy
beach. Owner transferred,
anxious for quick sale.
River front and Jake front
acreages.
Representing
WILFRED McINTEE
LIMITED
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
34,35,36 •
98 ACRES with 5,000 bushel
grain storage in north-east
Stanley Township. Phone
482-9260, -- 34 35,36b
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$8,000 -- 11/2 storey, 3
bedrooms; 4-piece bath up
living room, den; dining room,
kitchen down, oil furnace,'
garage. Lot approximately 73' x
90'. Good condition, within one
block of post office. Early
• possession.
$8,500 — 11/2 storey, 4 bedroom,
3-piece bath, living room, dining
room, kitchen and laundry
room, gas furnace. Lot 82' x 32'.
Early possession. Situated on
High Street, close to schools.
Down payment $2,500, balance
on 71/2% mortgage.
$11,900 11/2 storey 3 bedroom
dwelling, living room with
natural fireplace; kitchen;
sunporch, 3 piece bath, garage;
lot 82' x 132' situated on High
Street. Down payment $2,000
71/2 % mortgage on balance.
Immediate possession.
8in013-4.:st l#PY 27Ndr.1,1:1:.
Veneer, with living .rooin;,
modern kitchen, 3 piece bath,
oil"` furnace, full basement,
hardwoOd floors, aluminum
storms and, doors. Lot 100' x
150' situated about 2 miles east
of Clinton off Highway No. 8.
Down payment $2,000, Balance
on a 71/2% mortgage with owner.
,$8,000-•-2-storey 5-bedrm. dwel-
ling (semi-detached) large living
room, dining room, kitchen, sun
porch, 3 piece bath, garage. Lot
82' x. 132', oil heating, storm
windows. Suitable for 2
apartments. Down payment
$1,500. Balance on 71/2 %
mortgage. Early possession.
H. Ce LAWSON
Real Estate Broker
Salesman—J. T. (John) Wise
Phone Office, 482-9644
15, REAL ESTATE
FRAM. HOUSE for sale. in
Hensall, 3 bedrooms,
upstairs, built-in .cupboards, 3.
piece bath, modern. oil furnace,
new I()Q amp service, g36,4011
Zurich, aa g $4b,
CLINTON
7 ROOM Insulbrick cottage.
Three piece bath, oil furnace,
aluminum doors and windows,
lot 90' x 120' on Huron street,.
and Highway 8, Clinton, Contact
Clarence Perdue, 24 Shipley
street, Clinton. 482-3850. —
33,34p
16. TENDERS
SEALED tenders will be
received by the Township of
Stanley until August 30, 1908
for several lake lots. Also one
block 'of land approximately 450
x 300 feet in Stanley Township
on shore of Lake Huron, Highest
or any tender not necessarily
accepted. Tender forms and
information may be obtained
from the undersigned:
Mel Graham, Clerk,
Township of Stanley,
RR 1, Brucefield.
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17. NOTICE to CREDITORS
All Persons having claims againt
the ESTATE OF FLORENCE
MAY TRICK, Widow, late of the
Town of Clinton, in the County
of Huron, who died on or about
the 6th day of May 1968, are
required to file the same with
full particulars with the
undersigned by the 22nd day of,
August 1968, as after that date
the assets of the Estate will be
distributed.
DATED at Goderich, Ontario
this 1st day of August, 1968.
W. J. MacEWAN EGENER
Solicitor for the Estate
33 Montreal Street
Goderich, Ontario
32,33,34
IN THE ESTATE OF
MATTHEW STEWART
MacKAY, late of the Town of
Clinton in the County of Huron.
All persons claiming against
the above Estate are required to
forward full particulars of their•
claims to the undersigned on or
before the 6th day of-September•
1968, after which date the assets
will be distributed.
DONNELLY & MURPHY
18 The Square
igen; , 4 7" oder r 0 rite:rid'
Solicitors for the Estate
33,34,35b
20. 'NOTICES
CANADA'S most dynamic
Mutual Fund — American
Growth Fund — 20% income tax
credit on dividends. Investigate
before you invest. Financial
planning. Fred (Ted) Savauge,‘
area representative, 77 John
Street, Seaforth. Phone
527-1522. — 47tfb
Jack and Doreen Medd wish to
invite all friends, relatives and
neighbours to a party in
Londesboro Hall, August 30, 9
to 1 to help celebrate their 25th
wedding anniversary, No
adfnission. Music and lunch
provided. - • 3415b
19. AUCTION SALES
APOTION $41,P household
effects from the 11911t Of Mrs.
Edith MacMillen, BaYff: id (first
block west of Main Street) on
Patur(lay. August SI. at 1;30
consisting Of;
Walnnt puncanrhYffe, drop-leaf
table and 4 chairs; upholstered
platforin„ rocker, rocking chair
,:antique); 3-piece chesterfield
suite, 2 broadloom rugs with
under pads; broadloom runner,
24-inch R.Q.A. television, 2
Planter lamps; tri light;
numerous other lamps; Propane
fireplace; mantel clock radio,
Kenmore vacuum cleaner with
attachments; Sevel electric
refrigerator with top deep
freezer; Hardwick propane
enamel range; telephone table
and chair; wall mirror; 3-piece
modern bedroom suite, 4-poster
full size bed (antique); !Simmons
single bed;. vanity stool, end
table; oak desk table'
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living
room drapes; 4 chrome kitchen
chairs; work bench; machinist's
vice, bench saw; 4-inch planer
jointer; numerous tools; water
pressure pump and motor;
sidewalk snow blower; garden
tools, step ladder, 2 aluminium
canners; dishes and cooking
utensils.
TERMS CASH
No reserve as the property is
sold.
Mrs. Edith MacMillert,
Proprietress
Edward W, Elliott
Auctioneer,
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21. ENGAGEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth 0.
Flett are pleased to announce
the engagement of their younger
daughter Barbara Ann to Mr.
Douglas Leroy McPherson, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Harold L.
McPherson, Clinton. The
wedding will take place
September 21 at 3 p.m. in
Ontario Street United Church. —
34b .
Mrs. Ruth E. Carter is pleased
to announce the engagement of
'her youngest daughter Janet
Pauline to Pte. George Ross
Williamson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Williamson of Quesnel, B.C.
The marriage will take place on
September 21, 1968 in the
Protestant Chapel, San Josef,
B.C. -- 34p
Mr, and Mrs. Murdock
Morrison are pleased to
announce the engagement of
their only daughter Mildred Mae
to Douglas John McAsh, son of
Mr. and Mrs. William McAsh,
Varna. The wedding to take
place Saturday, September 14th
at 3:30 p.m. in Varna United
Church. — 34p
Mr. 'and Mrs. Grant- Rath g are
please.d to announce' ""the
engatenierie ` thdO Wdugl-1,t'q
Amy Joyce, to Gerald Bri.).
Fear, son of Mr. and Mrs. -Sam
F ear, RR 4 Brussels. The
marriage will take place in
Wesley-Willis United Church,
Clinton, on Saturday, September
14, 1968 at 3 p.m.
22. BIRTHS
PARKER: Jim and Audrey
(nee Oliver) are pleased to
announce the arrival of Michael
Edwin on August 10, 1968 at
Misericordia Hospital,
Edmonton, Alberta, a brother
for Tom, Andrew and Peter,
BOLGER: To Mr, and Mrs.
James Bolger, RR2 Clinton, on
August 18, 1968 in Clinton
Public Hospital, a daughter.
,DEAT11$,
on, ruesday,, August
Mrs, 'S.teWart McQueen, hensall,
the former CAraPP. MeArtbnr, in
her 51st year, The funeral
eryip? was frord ,P9nthrml
Funeral home, Hensall on,
August 16 vyith
intermentin .1Y109,7-40.04Yt
Cemetery, 'ii,JsbOrne Township,
25 CARDS .OF THANKS
The family of Mrs. Roy
Tyndall wish to cress sincere
thanks and ap! ,ciation
relatives, friends, neighbours,
nurses and doctors for the
kinglnesS shown during the
recent illness and loss of a ,clear
wife and mother. Also thanks
for the beautiful floral tributes,
cancer donations, and to those
who sent food and heiPedcifi sO,
many ways dislcurjng ,;+.jour
bereavement. Apegbalthanks to'
Rev. Mowat4iy Rey,,Millsand Ball
Funeral HOme, 34b
We
.
WoUldt14'liA to tli'ank
everyone sWholflielped clean • up
and repair r'o'of of barn afterAne
receri0 storm, Your help was
greatly appreciated. Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Stirling and family.
34p
Words cannot express our
thanks and appreciation to "the
friends and neighbours for the
innumerable acts of kindness,
expressions of sympathy and
beautiful floral tributes. Special
thanks to the members of the
Royal Canadian Legion, Branch
140, the Ladies Auxiliary,, 'the
pallbearers, those who loanfd
ears, and to Rev, R. U. MacLean
and Rev. C, J. Howatt for th6ir
words of comfort. Your
thoughtfulness will always be
remembered by us. -- Ceacilia M.
Edgar, Sheila and Dick McKay.
34b ,
I would like to express
grateful appreciation to my kind
friends and neighbours for the
cards and treats sent to me While
in hospital, also for the help
they gave my family during
haying. — Keith Tyndall. — 34b'
We would like to thank, all
frien& and relatives who helped
us clean up after the storm.
Bill and Tommy Brand. --!3,4
26. IN MEMORIAM • .
PLUMB, In loving memory-of
a dear daughter and sister, Mafy
Ellen Pluinb. who left us, 'so
suddenly, , August 28, 1967.',''
"In our hearts your memory
lingers, '
Sweetly tender, fond,. hridqVub i
There is not a day, dear Mary,
YT64°08t1444119,9&Yewri
L ovingly remembered, by.
Mum, Dad and brother Monty.
34b :7/
•
HOPSON: In. Ithing memory
of a dear husband, father and
grandfather, George, who passed
away, August-26, 1964.
"He would not wish for sorrow,
Nor would he wish for tears,
But just to be remembered
By us throughout the years."
Lovingly remembered by wife
and family. 34b
28. ROOM and BOARD
ROOM and BOARD — Separate ,
accommodation for two. Mrs.
Jim Cox, 127 Princess street,
west. Phone 482-7093. —
SPARE TIME INCOME
Refilling and collecting money
from- NEW TYPE high-quality
coin-operated dispensers in your
area. No selling. To qualify you
must have car, references, $600
to $2,900 cash. Seven to twelve
hours weekly can net excellent
monthly income. More full time.
For personal interview write
C AN APENN DISTRIBUTING
LIMITED, 302 OUELLETTE
AVENUE'J WINDSOR': 11
ONTAI310. I nc ude' pl the
nutiabeil:,-404P
McQUE,Nt PaSsed, 4w03! iii, W ILI.IN PR GAR
St, 'Joseph's. hospital, London William Pclgay, of 14
Wellington Street, Clinton, 41e0
Saturday, Aug* 10, irl St.
Joseph's Hospital, London atter,
ft. lengthy illness.. He was in his
63rd year.
Born. August 11, 1905 in.
Seaforth, he was the son of the
late Mr, and Mrs. Robert 'Edgar..
He married Ceacilia Clark May g;
1957.
He was a member of Royal
Canadian Legion, • Branch 149,
Clinton and Was fernier owner
Of "Bill's Taxi."
Service was held Tuesday,
August 13 from Ball Funeral
Home, With Rey. R, U, MacLean
and Rev. A. J, Mowatt
officiating, Interment was in
Clinton Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Milton
Schreiber, Gordon Lawson,
Thothas ,Deeves, Harold King,
Clarence ',Freeman, Frank Van
Altena.
Flowerbearers, were Eric
Switzer and Cameron Addison.
He is survived by one
step-son Petty, Officer R. W.
(Dick) McKay, Dartmouth, Nova
Scotia, three sisters, Mrs, Ann
Edwards, Mrs. Alex (Caroline)
Muir,• both of Seaforth, and Mrs.
James (Bessie) Flannigan,
Guelph.
Persons attended the funeral
from Hamilton, Stratford,
Ridgetown, Mitchell, Goderich
Seaforth, Wingham, Guelph,
Dartmouth, Nova Scotia.
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29. BUSINESS OPP.
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14410AllET ligift!)
0Margaret Herd Of 157 Albert
Street, Clinton, died Saturday,
July Head. She was
in her 79th year.
Born Octeber 6, 1899 in
Dyer kaY she was the daughter
Of John and Eliza Tackaberry,
She married George W. Herd,
who predeceased her, She was a
member Of Ontario Street
United Church.
Service was held from Ball
Funeral Home July 31 with Rev,
Grant Mills officiating, assisted
by Rev. Fry. Interment was in
Teeswater Cemetery
Pallbearers were Allan
Halliday, Marshall Webster,
Austip Tackaberry, David Reid, ,
Ted Moore, Roy Tackaberry,,
Flo werbearers were Roy
Connell, Thelma Halliday,
Audrey Nichol, Wayne Douglas,
Gordon Tyndall, Sharon Dunn.
She is survived by two
daughters, Mrs, William
(Marjorie) Cooke of London,
and Mrs. Clarence (Jean) Ball, of
Clinton, a son, Jack, of
Chatham, a brother, William, of
Owen Sound: and, a sister, Mrs.
Harry (Mildred) Redden, of
Timmins.
CLINTON DISTRICT COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE BOARD
and its
ADVISORY VOCATIONAL COMMITTEE
Walter C. Newcombe, chairman Norman Counter, Chairman,
CDCI Board Advisory Vocational Committee
Announce the Opening of Classes for the School Year
1968-69 as Outlined Below:
GRADES 9 and 10— Report to the Auditorium at 10:15 a.m.
on Tuesday, September 3.
.,1 ...a p.0
CANADIAN CANNERS LIMITED
• We Are The AtimERIetjnoute People
And We Need MEN and WOMEN To Help
Process Corn and Carrots
• Work Will Begin Around August 26th
and Continue Until November 15th
• Both Day and Night Work Available
• You Will Find The Work Interesting
and The Wages Competitive
Transportation Is Supplied or Easily Arranged
• Call and Register Now At Your Nearest
Canada Manpower Centre Or'
Phone Area Code 519.235-2445 and Ask For
The Personnel Dept
CANADIAN CANNERS LIMITED
PLANT NUMBER 51, EXETER,"ONTARIO
°A Good Plate To Work"
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