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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1968-12-23, Page 471 'TO 561"1" • • OP use THE CiaikSIPme131 AraiC115 el—w'CT:Z3Fr"—*D ARV, RATES (REVISED m ay 1; loon • CASH RATE 3c .Per Word Minimutln 75; 25; Extra will ..be. .added to .each , • insertion if not Paid within 10 .days of _the last insertion. REPEAT ADVS. 2c Per Word - Mloimum 50c DISPLAY CLASSIFIEDS $ 1.40 Per Inch Repeat Class Display. 90c per inch Birth, Marriage and Death Notices FREE. DEADLINE Noon Tuesday DIAL '482-3.443 FRUIT CAKES CHRISTMAS COOKIES MINCE PIES SHORTBREAD May Your Christmas truly Be a •Happy One f •SO.S.%%'• %.4.,0 ••00%.\\\‘‘,...\\\%N.N1‘\%\N‘1\1"\‘‘ Chocolates by SMILES 'N CHUCKLES OLIN BROWN MOiRS ATTENTION FARMERS! E. FARM SERVICES .•A Business Administrator IS REQUIRED BY The Huron County Board of Education RESPONSIBILITIES: To organize and be responsible for the business operation of thelioard. QUALIFICATIONS: (1). Accounting degree, or (2) Degree in Business Administration (3) Experience in School Business Administration Salary is negotiable and, will be dependent upon qualifications and experience. Apply giving full particulars of education, train- ing,, experience, at least two references and stating date on which available for commencement of duties to: THE CHAIRMAN Huron County Board of Education County Courthouse, Goderich, Ont, Applications will be received until 5:00 p.m. on January 4, 1969 52b To all our fine friends, we extend our very best Wishes for a most joyous holiday and offer Our appreciation for' your patronage, Plain & BOB Main Corner LIMITED 4824731. Flow is time for pruning 4 Clinton Nevv4-Record, Monday, December 23, 1968 4, ARTICLES FORA .. Research. and Inaetice In the Plant Research Institute's arhoretenl 110 proven that, late fall and winter is a pod time to Kiln? most shade Arid fruit trees • and large overgrown shrubs. It is OW a. good time tc, loOk after nverhloonling and berried shrubs, .'014 need little pruning in fall and a little after flowering,, • Pruning, is ann-oPeration that .must be carefully studied before the actual work is started. You need to have a reason for removing every hranch or twig. Dead branches.or those showing .signs of decay are of course removed -without hesitation. Shade trees are Pruned to develop strong frameworks that can survive Windstorms and to ,shape young trees according to • their ultimate use. If a widespreading tree is desired it -may be trained that way; if a columnar 'tree has been planted this shape must be retained. Eliminate weak crotches. These occur when two leading shoott arise from the main trunk or , when a strong side shoot develops and grows upwards parallel to the main shoot. If two leaders are allowed to develop or grow, there will be a time when they will split apart et the point where the two branches arise. To avoid this allow only one main leading shoot to develop. If the tree has already grown to a large size the only thing left to dO is to brace it by bolting or cabling the two main trunks together. This is done with a long rod, The Honourable John Munro, The colour is bright glossy Minister. of National Health and scarlet,, with jet black covering • Welfare, has authorized the about one third of the•seed at following statement on the end with the scar attachment jecquirity beans in Canada: where the seed was attached to "Jecquirity bean necklaces the ,pod. The seed looks as though it has been dipped in black enamel. Inspectors of the Food and Drug Directorate, have checked :many distributors and retail outlets in Vancouver, Winnipeg, Toronto, Montreal, Halifax, St. John and Moncton with negative resulta. However, necklaces subsequently found in Montreal have been withdrawn from sale Lethal -beans in jewellery threaded both er4ds., and, the: center of the tree fairly open pushed„threugh holes 'hored in .so .that Air will Jove through it, the twin trunks ,411.0" bglted _4 pests May, -Ana he; more easily ,eaph outer Side, eontrollod. The Ilex( step in pruning a You may notice number o tree is ,to cut out the least .strong shootp that .arise from the iMpOrtant branch of any crossed )01.'00 main branches and grow up branches, and then -9.0y 14 through the center of apple trees removal. does not leave a big and many shade trees, These hole, otherwise shorten back tq StiOer growths or water sprouts remove the part that may that should be removed clean at damage other branchea, the trunk. Large branches should be cut If suckers and branches that off carefully, flush with the cross are removed .firat, a good trunk or branch from which start is made and the rest will be they .ariao. To take off these much easier. Remember too •that heavy limbs, first make a cut apples 'bear best when the new underneath the branch a few shoots are cut back to one or inches from the main trnrik, two buds and spur growth is Then, from above, saw the .encouraged. This makes.for a branch at a point two or three sturdier tree and one that will inches outward from where the not break when fully Non with undercut is made and until. the fruit, branch breaks off. This will leave If an old shrub has been a stump, which should be cut off neglected for years, cut back flush with the trunk. The about a third of the old wood to undercut prevents the bark from ground level in early spring. tearing right down the trunk. Then feed with a wellrbalanced After making large cuts, cover fertilizer such as 6,9.6, and all . wounds with a good water thoroughly.. Do the same tree•wound preparation. If you in the following years until all haven't any of this handy and old wood has been removed. only a few branches are cut, you .Shrubs that respond well' to may cover the wound with this treatment are spireas, polyethylene, attached with mock-oranges, deu Wes, cord, making sure that it seals weigelas, lilacs, honeysuckles the wound completely. Don't and barberries. Remember to do prune maple or birch after the this in early spring at the end of first of March. March or the beginning of April, Fruit trees should be pruned before growth begins. with the following objectives: to Shrubs that flower in early develop a sound framework of spring • and summer, such .s well-spaced branches, to keep forsythias-and spireas, should be the tree moderately high so that pruned immediately after the fruit is easily picked, and to flowering. Late-flowering shrubs remove excessive growth. 'Keep like hydrangeas and buddlela,s should be pruned now or,.. in March or April. These flower on wood produced the same year, so 'they should be pruned back to encourage the formation of new wood. Shrubby hydrangeas may be. thinned out a little by 'cutting the old - wood down to the base and by shortening by one-third the remaining shoots. Berried shrubs and those that produce , -flowers periodically through the year need to have some old wood taken out occasionally and to be lightly pruned back to encourage new growth. When pruning trees or shrubs, cut to just above a bud, which should be one pointed in an outward direction. This applies toeeps u .r pruning back small branches, and not, of course, large limbs of tt Goderich, Ontario and jewelry are known to be on Solicitors for the Estate__ sale in Montreal and to have 49,51,52" been sold at the Man and his World exhibition during the In the Estate of WILLIAM summer. ARTHUR DALE,' late of th,e • T he beans arepoisonous. One Township of Tuckersinith, in the, bean if chewed can cause nausea, County of Huron. vomiting, diarrhoea,' leading to All persons claiming against the ' above Estate are required to „con yulsions„ , and forward full particulars oftheir possibly death.' . The seed if unbroken when claims to the undersigned on or before the 31st day of swallowed retains most of its by the retailer and the December, 1968, after which toxic;principle and could,.pass distributor. date the assets will he through the 'system without -. ,• Some enquiries have been 1. ACCOMMODATION FOR RENT TWO-BEDROOM furnished apartment, 63 Albert Street. Available now. Apply to Coin-Op, 63 Albert Street, Clinton. - 37tfn ONE BEDROOM unfurnished apartment. Stove and frig supplied. All utilities paid. Phone 482-9689 after 5. - 40tfn , -- FULLY furnished new house,' suitable - for one person ' or couple. Electric heating, 6 miles from CF13 Clinton on main highway. $50 a month. Phone 482-9244 evenings or weekend. 47tfn SELF-CONTAINED, heated, one bedroom apartment, frig and stove supplied. Recently redecorated. Phone 482-9711 or after 6 call 482-9353. 46tfn APARTMENT suitable for a couple. Furnished and heated, 93 Huron Street, call at side door. - 50tfn DOWNSTAIRS, furnished, heated, one-bedroom apartment available now. Suitable for older couple. Phone 482-6685, Ceriel Van Damme. 50tfn TWO bedroom apartment, 130 King Street, Clinton. Call 527-0504 Seaforth after 5. - 48tfn TWO bedroom .furnished heated' apartment, available now. C. Van Damme, 482-6685, - 48tfn UPSTAIRS Apartment with kitchen, living room, bedroom and bath. Gas heated. Stove and frig. Available September 1. Phone 482-6694. -- tin 4. ARTICLES FOR SALE THE CLUSTER COFFEE SHOP, BAYFIELD. Lunches and Take-out orders. Fried Chicken or Shrimp and Chips, 95c. 565-2716. - 50tfn APPLES for sale, Spy, King, Tatman Sweet, Baldwin etc. Free 'delivery in Clinton, Phone 482-32.1,4 Fred IVIeOlyrnont, Varna - 441,f4 -CURTAINS - Draperies - Window Blinds Venetian Blinds - Bamboo • Drapery Track, Drapery Pull Rods, Ready Made Draperies. Free Estimates Given. IRWINS DRY GOODS, 5tfb FOR SALE HAM RADIO EQUIPMENT. Geloso• 222 Transmitter, 209 Receiver, 10, 15, 20, 40 and 80 metre bands. Complete with manuals, morse key and phones. $350. Call Mr. Price at 524.8331 between 9 a.rn„ and 5 p.m. weekdays. EAVESTROUGHING and metal' flashing material and labour, for free estimates call Morrison Bros., Lucknow, phOne 528-2906, or write Box 69, Lucknow. 24tf TIMEX Watches sold and serviced through - Anstett Jewellers Ltd, Clinton, Seaforth. Walkerton. -- tfn WALNUT bowls and other hand-turned articles. Make nice Christmas gifts. At rear of 84 Albert Street, Clinton, John Plumtree,' phone 482-9695. - 48tfn • BROADLOOM CLINTON'S CELANESE' CARPET CENTRE • *' Wall to Wall. Installations or Area Carpets. * Samples shown in your home. * Free Estimates. * Guaranteed Installations There's a Celanese Carpet for every'room in the home. `Quality you can trust' From • BALL & MUTCH LTD. CREST HARDWARE • AND FURNITURE Phone 48.2-9505 Clinton -'- Stfn WRINGER washer, good condition,' , $25: Phone 482-7200. - 52b 5. WANTED WILL BUY used pianos in any condition. State size and make. Write to box 441 Clinton News-Record. - 52p WANTED: Men or women who would like to travel, delivering goods from one town to another. Car supplied and expenses paid. If you are married and would like to take your wife, we also supply a ' house trailer. F. D. Kyte, Tillsonburg, phone 842-2718 WANTED: Men and women, pensioners, who would like a good home of their own not living with the owner and doing light work in a small factory. Also men who would like to work on a farm. Apply to F. D. Kyte, Tillsonburg, phone 842-2718. CASH in on buried treasure. We buy old , gold and estate jewellery. N. T, Ormandy Jewellery, 94 The Square, Goderich. 6tf 6. AUTOS FOR SALE 1966 Karmenn Ghia 1600. License 1-176547. $1895. 1965 VOLKSWAGEN, station wagon, one owner, low mileage, very clean $1,495. Lic. 92045x 1966 VOLKSWAGEN, 1600 wagon, Lie. 98225X. $1795 1965 Pontiac, Custom sport, two-door hardtop, 8 automatic power steering, power brakes, radio, vinyl top. Lic. 555832. $1795. 1962 Pontiac, Laurentian Sedan, 6 cylinder automatic, one owner, with only 21,000 miles. Like new. Lie. E62271, $995. AT Don Taylor Motors Limited Main Street — Exeter DIAL 235-1100 9. HELP WANTED FEMALE APPLICATIONS being accepted for the postion of Clerk-teller. Experience preferred. Apply Imperial Bank of Commerce, Auburn. - 5 1 , 2 b APPLICATIONS being accepted for the position of machine operator and ledger keeper. Part-time only. Experience preferred. Apply Imperial Bank of Commerce, Auburn. - 51,52b 11. CUSTOM WORK CUSTOM SNOW PLOWING Lots, Driveways etc. Also Backhoe Work LYLE MONTGOMERY 482.7644 after 6 p.m. OR CLAYT'S BA 482.7661 50tfn -1 1 13. MISCELLANEOUS LET US REPAIR AND MAKE your rings and jewellery like new. Diamond rings renewed and stones safely secured don't take chances. Expert work done reasonably to your satisfaction. Watch repairs and pearl restringing. W. N. Counter.-- tfb Jewellery Repairs We do all types of jewellery repairs Ring Sizing Retip Claws Rebuild Shanks Bead Restringing Repair costume jewellery Anstett Jewellers Ltd. , tfn A. FOR SALE SNOW BLOWERS, with sealed bearings, roller shield, trouble-free feature for damp snow has been added, you will like it. Also farrowing crates with or without mounted feeding or water, all steel construction, George Troyer, Hensall, phone 262-5282. 1- 45tfn D. LIVESTOCK FOR SALE LANDRACE and YORK Gilts, also Cross York and Landrace gilts; two Landrace boars. Above livestock S.P,F. Keith Howard, Herdsman, Phone 262-5417 Hilholm Farms, G. L. Hill and Son, Varna. - 50,51b • Merry Christmas Thank You For Your Patronage Clinton Community Sales Clinton, OryL Sales Every Friday 1:30 p.m. JOE COREY, Sales Manager WATCH REPAIR is a job for expertS• Our work assures your satisfaction, CouPter'S JewellerY• llurqn County's Oldest Established Jew011erY Store, tfb START a new account for your child' under 10 years at Clinton. Community Credit Union and receive a gift. Offer' good for next six days only. 14. SERVICES TRI-TOWN BOOKKEEPING SERVICE - Income Tax, T4's, complete record preparation and Maintenance. Phone Laurence Beane, 482-9260. -- 49tfn ATTENTION TRUCK OPERATORS, drive-in lettering service for your convenience. Phone 482-9793, Reg. Smith Signs, Corner of East and High Streets, Clinton. - 50tfn FORMAL RENTALS. Plan now to dress Formal for the Festive Season. Agents for Freeman's Formal Rentals, Pickett and Campbell Limited, Clinton and Goderich. ELECTRICAL, plumbing and carpentry work. New installations and repairs. H, J. Staffer!, 123 Erie St., Clinton, 482-9937.- tfn VACUUM cleaners; sales and service for all makes. R. K. Peck, Varna, phone Hensall-262-5350, 48tfn We Specialize In .. • Appliance Service Plumbing Installations Eavestroughing Furnace Installations Heating Service Electric Wiring CHUTER PLUMBING Heating, Electric Sales and Service 46 King Street Phone 482.7652 tfn 24tfb JACK'S Furniture Repair Furniture repaired, also general `woodworking and wood turning at REAR of 84 Albert Street, Clinton. Phone 482-9695. --- 40tfb ORTHOPEDIC 'and general Shoe, Repair. Our Clinton Depot is at 55 Albert Street.at Amsing's Store. Henk's Shoe Repair, 71 Hamilton Street, Goderich. - 38tfb ELECTROLUX Canada Ltd. Sales and Service. Alvin Riley, 524-6514. 153 Lighthouse street. Goderich. -- 18tfb Huron Dead Stock Removal CLINTON • We pay $5 to $15 Fresh dead 01- ;disabled cows and horses. We pick up calves and small pigs as a service to von. Call collect 182-981 I After 8 p.m. 356,2101 Lie, 169.C-68 FORMAL rentals for men. Book pow for Christmas and New Years. Contact Herrnarl'a Men'a Wear, Phone 4:8-9351. REMODELLING, renovations, roofing and floor laying, expertly dope, All odd jobs arotod the home, Kitchen cupboards a specialty. Phone 482,7676. Ken McNairn. 52tfb EXTRA GARBAGE & JUNK PICK-UP SERVICE Phone 4829134 or 482-7318 a ritfn BEFORE YOU consider any type of security or investment, investigate the advantages (including tax savings) offered . by ownership of Canada's most dynamic mutual fund, Contact Fred (Ted) Savauge, 527-1522 Seaforth for further details. (no obligation). 7 40tfn _ 17. NOTICE to CREDITORS In the Estate of COSTOSI HORBANIUK, late of the Township of Hullett, 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 31st day, of December, 1968, after which date the assets will be distributed. DONNELLY and M-URPHY distributed. DONNELLY and MURPHY 18. The Square Goderich, Ontario Solicitors, for the Estate. 'Yarailkaaiita LANGRIDGE: Passed away, at Huronview, Clinton on Thursday, December 19, 1968, Frederick Henry Langridge 'of Wingham. Funeral services were held on Saturday, December 21, at A. Currie and. Son Funeral Home, Wingham with interment in Wingham Cemetery.' GRIGG: Passed away suddenly in Victoria Hospital, London, Friday, December 20, 1968, A. Gladstone Grigg, of Clinton in his 67th year. The funeral service was from Beattie's Funeral Home on Sunday, December 22 with temporary en to mbo merit in Clinton Cemetery Chapel. 25. CARDS OF THANKS FAIRSERVICE: Our heartfelt thanks to all who extended comforting sympathy and 'help in our recent sorrow. For the beautiful service, floral offerings and other kindness, we are deeply grateful. Special thanks to Dr. Addison, Dr. Walden, nurses and staff on first floor of Clinton Hospital, - The Fairservice Family. - 52p 26. IN MEMORIAM LOBB: In loving memory of a dear husband and father Fred W. Lobb who passed away December 30, 1965. - Sadly missed by his wife Alma, sons Harry and Bill and their families. - 52b BLAKE: In loving memory of a dear wife and mother Mildred Blake who passed away three years ago, December 26, 1965. The depths of sorrow we cannot tell Of the loss of one we loved so well 'And while she sleeps a peaceful sleep Her memory we shall always keep. 4- Sadly missed by husband Earl and family. - 52p 28. ROOM and BOARD ---ffo roomers or boarders: Lunches packed. Phone 482-7254, 106 King Street; Clinton - 50tfn SHOPPING TIP When buying meat, fish or poultry, consider the 'amounts of bone and fat. Estimate the number of servings per poUnd. Then eompare prices. Have you, developed habits to keep your home as safe as possible? There is ever-present potential danger from accidental poisoning from household preparations in your home unless you practise such common-sense precautions as the following, listed in the federal health department publication, Keep Your Home Free from Poisonings: - When answering the phone, carry with you or put out of harm's way any preparation that could hurt your child. It is better to risk losing a call than to risk losing your child, - When "dry cleaning" keep doors or windows open. Remember, fumes from cleaning fluids can poison as well as ignite. - When housecleaning, if you cannot watch your child every moment. at least keep an eye on the cleaners and polishes you are using. ?lace them all in one basket and take them with you as you move about the house. - When your children are around, warn them of the dangers of the preparation you are using. Familiarize them with the container. Never .transfer harmful substances to cups, milk bottles, or other food containers. - When discarding medicines, curling solutions or other potent preparations, make sure children will not be able to recover them from garbage cans or elsewhere. - As soon as your task is done, put away the "tools". The sooner nosions are restored to a safe place, the less the risk of accidents. CHECK PRICES Consider your time, and the quality df the finished product, when deciding on the use of convenience foods. Food specialists at Macdonald Institute, University of Guelph, suggest checking the pliceS to see whether it would pay to prepare the product yourself from the basic ingredients. Sometimes it won't. Two factors which will influence your decision are how much you enjoy cooking, and the time ' ou can spend in the preparation, of food, 5, WANTED. 13. MISCELLANEOUS 14. SERVICES Dr. M. W. RAITHBY D.V.M., V.S. VETERINARY SURGEON Large and Small Animals Boarding PHONE 524.8573 Goderich, Ontario 9tfb -DEAD STOCK MAkLATT BROS. Please Phone Promptly 13 BRUSSELS IICENSE 390065 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED' Modern Equipment Work Guaranteed Write or Phone HARVEY. DALE, SEAFORTH_,. PHONE.482-3320 - serious effeet. HoWever beans` `received from Canadians • who „uSed'.' Pa-nge in necklaces have "been ., • have the beans while on • ' . drilled,' thereby ,lncreaSing:,,the; ‘: holiday in the' West Indies. They . : i 11:)/th.1 Jiiii1 9.(. , .. d3hi %I A danger. of toxicit y„ ,MoSt,•beansi-•'.i:arelkbeing ,adYised of • the le hal . ' ,4 _ '. some can be a half an inch: investigation is continuing. Pu se hold ,..ri pse(inme,h5p.irmOiRione obt riNterfro firatireidf)thebedrit,n111t-::Mtinro'liti 0 2:t.:. ' 'of an incti' in lengtii, though, indicated - - that .• active