Clinton News-Record, 1969-02-06, Page 514. SERVICE
VACUUM cleaners; sales and
service for ail makes. R. K. Peck,
Varna phone Hensall 2625350,
-- 48tfn
ELECTRICAL) plumbing and
carpenntry work. New
installations and repairs. H. J,
Stiffen, 128 Erie St., Clinton,
482-9937.. — tfn
SEPTIC TANIk5 CLEANED
Modern Equipment
Work Guaranteed
Work Guaranteed
Write or Phone.
HARVEY DALE, SEAFORTH
PHONE 482-3320
24tfb
TRI -TOWN BOOKKEEPING
SERVICE — Income Tax, T4's,
complete record preparation and
maintenance. Phone Lawrence
Beane, 482-9260. — 49tfn
B&B
ANTENNA SERVICE
for
ANTENNA REPAIRS
INSTALLATION
Call
GREG BRANDON
482-9275
or 482.9820
4,5,6,7p
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
REMODELLING, renovations,
roofing and floor laying,
expertly done. All odd jobs
around the home, Kitchen
cupboards a specialty. Phone
482-7676. Ken McNairn. —
52tfb
JACK'S Furniture Repair —
Furniture repaired, also general
woodworking and wood turning
at REAR of 84 Albert Street,
Clinton. Phone 482-9695. —
40tfb
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.) — 40tfn
CUSTOM chain sawing, lots
eared, trees trimmed, firewood .
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tment anytime.
eared,
1 for a Y
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Phone 524-6632. — 4tf
WHEEL CHAIRS — The C.P.&
'T. Fund of Clinton Oddfellows
Lodge have wheel chairs
available for loan free. Contact
Doug Howse, 482-9844 or Mrs.
C. Sturdy, 482-3371.
Chuter Plumbing
Heating & Electric
Furnace Installations
DeLaval Milker Supplies
Appliance Service
46 King Street Ph,482-7652
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15. REAL ESTATE
INCOME PROPERTY
i
Taxes only
$79.00. Priced at
$12,000 for this 3 -unit
apartment building located at
198 High Street, Clinton. New
forced air oil furnace, 2
bathrooms, modern kitchens,
single bedrooms in each unit.
Large lot with plenty of shade
trees, Close to schools. An
investment you can't afford to
miss. Phone or write C. G.
Cooke, Corrie, phone Wroxeter
285-W.
GIBSON WILLOUGHBY LTD.
—• 6b ' REALTOR
15. REAL ESTATE
IYi9NTEE
Let us show you this lovely
three-bedroom brick home just
west of town featuring two
fireplaces, finished sec. room,
carpeting and lovely kitchen
including built-in dishwasher.
This prestige home is well
landscaped on a large lot with
adjoining acreage included in the
down-to-earth price, Shown by
appointment only.
Situated on a choice lot close to
downtown is a modern
two-bedroom home, frame
construction, attached garage,
well landscaped having trees and
shrubs, Call for more particulars,
In investment property, let us
show you a large frame duplex
with completely separate
driveways and heating systems.
This unit is priced to sell now.
We have several other homes
available for your inspection.
FARMS
A large selection of better
properties ranging from a
country home with 3 acres of
land, all the way up to 750 acre
lots. Feel free to give us a call.
SOLO
Orville Elliott home.
Thomas Phillips farm.
CLARKE ZINN
324 Ontario Street
Clinton
Phone 482-7838
GODERICH AGENT
RUTH VAN DER MEER
Phone 524-7875
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
17. NOTICE to CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE OF
WILLIAM, THOMAS
BLACKER, LATE OF THE
TOWN OF CLINTON, IN
THE COUNTY OF HURON,
RETIRED FARMER,
All persons claiming against
the above Estate are required
to forvyard full particulars ofJY`]
M1•M.A4FwL"a. hi•:�:^ J,»2Cnr4:.'•rr^�rA,:�W' ai "Cl.+
flieir c"larrrrs to :'Tie
undersigned, on or before the
24th day of February, 1969,
after which date the assets
will be distributed.
DONNELLY & MURPHY,
Barristers,
18 The Square,
GODERICH, Ontario.
— 4,5,6b
17. NOTICE to CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE OF HUGH
WILLIAM LADD 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 28th day of
February, 1969, after which
date the assets will be
distributed,
DONNELLY & MU.RPI-IY
The Square
Goderich, Ontario,
Solicitors for the Estate
-- 4,5,6b
21. ENGAGEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Glenndon
Lockhart, Clinton, wish to
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Janet Lorraine,
to Mr. John Henry Koetsier, sora
of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Koetsier,
RR 3, Listowel. The wedding to
take place March 8, 1969, at
4:00 p.m. in Wesley Willis
United Church. Clinton,
Ontario. — 6p
Mr. and Mrs.. Frank McClinchey
RR 1, Zurich, wish to •announce
the engagement of their
youngest daughter, Mabel
Marlene to Robert Lorne
Dinsmore, oldest son of Mrs.
James Dinsmore and the late Mr.
Jame;. Dinsmore of Windsor,
Wedding to take place March 15
in Sandwich United Church,
Windsor. — 6b
22. BIRTHS
HESTER: To Cpl. and Mrs. Ken
Hester, Clinton, in Clinton
Public Hospital on Wednesday,
January 29, 1969, a son.
HESSELS: To Mr. and Mrs.
John Hessels, Blyth, in Clinton
Public Hospital on Friday,
January 31, 1969, a daughter.
BOS: To Mr. and Mrs. K. John
Bos, RR 3, Walton, in Clinton
Public Hospital, on Saturday,
February 1, 1969, a daughter.
NOBLE: To Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Noble, RR 2, Blyth, in
Clinton Public Hospital, on
Sunday, February 2, 1969, a
daughter.
WILTS: To Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Wilts, RR 1, Auburn, in
Clinton Public Hospital, on
Monday, February 3, 1969, a
duaghter.
NOTICE
• of Huronview, in
Themanagement,
taking special precautions to further
protect the residents from influenza,
is asking friends and relatives not to
visit at this time. The next-of-kin of
seriously ill residents will be,• kept
informed of their condition.
— 6b
SPECIALS
When You See Used Cars
At Goderich Motors It Means:
1. Specially Selected Cars
2. Late Model Cart Only
1965.6.7-8-9
3. Interior -.Thoroughly Cleaned
And In 10 Class Conditidn
4. Exterior - thoroughly Cleaned
Or Freshly Painted
Engine -In Top Running "Condition
Motor Tuned - All Sub Standard
Parts Replaced
Car Has Been Inspected And
Repaired to Meet Requirements
Of Government (22 Points)
Convenient On The Spot
fa FINANCiNG
6.
HURON COUNTY HEADCIUARTERS FOR
1966 Vauxhaull Viva, 2 -door sedan, ideal
second car for the "Missus" $1095.
1966 Meteor Montcalm, 4 -door hardtop,
V8 automatic, freshly painted, A1 car —
$1895
1966 Pontiac Strato-Chief, 4•door sedan,
6 automatic, immaculate $1695
Brand New SPECIAL
"Car Enthusiasts Dream"
Car Enthusiastic Dream -° 1969 Torino
GT 2 -door hardtop fastback, 428,
44 -barrel, Rain Air engine, bucket seats,
automatic, tractibn back, F-70 wide oval
belted tires, console, power steering,
power brakes, power windows, AM -FM
stereo radio, racing mirrors and
tachometer. oar lists for $5,450, This Gar
will be sold this Week,at only $
AND
USED
CARS
Goderich Motors'(Ford) Ltd36 South Street Oh. .
22, .BIRTHS
25, ;ARDS QF THANKS
KEYS; My sincere thanks tg all
who sent cards and gifts and
visited me while a patient in
Clinton. Hospital, Special thanks
tq Dr,A dn, P. Walden den and
..
o
nurses on first floor, — Arnold -
Keys. tip
.,.WESSTER; We wish to express
BRUBACHER: ,Jerry anct Lola our sincere thanks tel those who.
announce .the arrival of a son, sent cnrds, .#lowers and gifts
while a patient in Clinton Pµblic
Hospi',a1 and since returning
home,. Special thanks to Dr. F.
M. Newland and nursing Staff. It
was greatly appreciated. -r June
Webster and Baby Julie, tip
Mark Jeffrey (7 lb$. 13 ozs.) on
Friday, January 24,• 1969, at
Brantford General Hospital, a
grandson for Mr, Wilfred Chutes,
KOLKMAN: To Mr. and
Mrs.
William Kolkman, RR 1,
Clinton, in Clinton Public
Hospital on Wednesday, January
29, 1969, a son,
23. DEATHS
BELL: Passed away at
Huronview on Wednesday,
January 29, 1969, Mrs. Matthew
Bell, the former Elizabeth Blake •
f Wi h i h 79th ear
The funeral service was at R. A.
Currie and Son Funeral Home,
Wingham on Friday, January 31,
with interment in Wingham
Cemetery.
HILL: Passed away in Norfolk
General Hospital, Simcoe,
Ontario, on. Thursday, January
30, 1969, Fred Hill of LaSalette
in his 64th year. Survivors
include a son, Alfred of Clinton.
The funeral service was at G. A
Barrie Funeral Home,
Tillsonburg, on Saturday,
February 1, with interment in
Tillsonburrg Cemetery.
MILLER: Passed away at
Hu r onview on Thursday,
January 30, 1969, Joseph Miller
of Blyth in his 86th year. The
funeral service was at . Tasker
Funeral Home, Blyth on
Saturday, February 1, with•
entombment in Blyth Cemetery
Chapel.
25. CARDS OF THANKS
OAKEN: I would like to thank
all who visited me and sent gifts,
flowers and cards while I was a
patient in Clinton Public
Hospital. Special thanks to Dr.
Oakes, and Rev. A. J. Mowatt
also staff on first floor. — Mrs.
Harry cakes. — 6p
RIVERS: I would like to take
this •opportunity -••to -'-thank my
friends and neighbours for card
and gifts while I wrid a�p,�a ihpt iri
Westminister Hospital', and; for
the many acts of kindness shown
my wife while I was away,:'=- G.
N. Rivers. — 6b •
OKAHASHI: I thank all the
doctors, nurses and staff of
Clinton Hospital who in any way
made my stay more comfortable
with my broken kneecap, also
the friends who, kindly sent
flowers, plants, gifts and cards.
Special thanks to the Clinton
Police staff, H. Wise and family
who serviced our Laundromat,
Mrs. liorbanuik and family who
cared for Patty and Marg Willis,
and family for giving attention
to the Laundromat, Ross Feagan
for tending to frozen water
pipes. I gratefully acknowledge
all who offered help since
January 4th. — Irene Okahashi,
Laundromat and Coin -Op Dry
Cleaners, 15 Rattenbury St. —
6p
WEBSTER: My sincere thanks
to all friends and relatives who
remembered me so kindly while
I was a patient in Clinton Public
Hospital. Thanks to Dr. Addison
and Dr. Newland and second
floor nurses. — Alice Webster. —
6b
DOWSON: The family of the
late Orrin E. Dowson wish to
express their sincere thanks and
deep , appreciation to friends,
neighbours and relatives for the
beautiful floral tributes, acts of
kindness, words of sympathy,
cards and donations to the Heart
Foundation during our recent
sad bereavement in the loss of a
dear husband, father and
grandfather. Special thanks to
Mr. Morrison for his comforting
messages, fellow ,employees of
Huron County, L.O,L. 1035,
pailb(arers, flower bearers, Ball
Funeral Horne and all who
helped in the home. — tib
GIBBINGS1 The family of' the
late R. W. Gibbings wish to
ekpress their appreciation and .
sincere thanks to friends,
neighbours and relatives for
floral tributes, donations to the
Cancer Society and messages of
sympathy during their great loss
of husband, father and
•
..
grandfather.6p
BUFF INGA: 1 wish to eitpress
My sincere thanks and
appreciation to all who Visited
Me, sent Cards, gifts and assisted
me in any other way during my
stay in Clinton Public Hospital.
Special thanks to Dr, Walden, M,
Lennips, nurses and staff on first
'bor.— Case Buffinga, 6p
LOCKHART: I would like to
thank all my neighbours, friends
and relatives for the Many acts
of kindness while in Victoria
Hospital for letters, cards,
flowers, gifts and transportation.
Also. to Rev. Dr. Mowatt, Dr.
McLachlin and visitors, a big
thank you, — Mrs. Martha E.
Lockhart. 6p
26. IN MEMORIAM
WILSON: In loving memory of a
dear father and grandfather,
Charles F. Wilson, who passed
away 2 years ago, February 1st,
1967.
His memory is as dear today
As in the hour he passed away
— Sadly missed and always
remembered by Barry, Rosalie,
Steven and Michael. — 5p
WILSON: In loving memory, of a
dear husband and father, Charles
F. Wilson, who passed away two
years ago, February 1st, 1967.
Time takes away the edge of
grief
But memery turns back every
leaf,
— Lovir, gly remembered by wife,
Reva, and .family. — 5b
CARPI: In loving memory of
my dear parents, Henry Carey —
July, 1966, Elizabeth Cantelon
Carey — February, 1939.
I do not often get to stand
By the spot where you now lay.
But you are always in my
thoughts
Today and every day.
Always remembered by
daughter, Alice Elizabeth. Bp
28. ROOM and BOARD
TWO roomers or boarders,
lunches packed. Also
ground -floor apartment, private
entrance, all utilities paid. 106
King Street or phone'482.7254.:'
6h
SEPARATE accommodation for
two roomers or boarders. Mrs.
Jim Cox, 127 Princess Street,
West, 482-7093. — 6,7b
29, BUSINESS OPP,
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 $2,900 cash. Seven to twelve
hours weekly can net excellent
monthly income. More full time.
For personal interview write
CANAPENN DISTRIBUTING
LIMITED, 302 OUELLETTE
AVENUE, WINDSO-R;
ONTARIO. Include phone
number. — 6p
TRAVELSERVICE
STAN BLOWES TRAVEL
service, 32 Wellington Street,
Stratford. For all airlines,
steamships, rail, hotel
reservations, tours. Low bank
rates on time payments. Prepaids
arranged for relatives visiting
from overseas. Call 271-5710.
Giinta.n Neyys•l1ecord,. Thursday, Fabruary. 6, 1969
Clinion . hospitoi auxil any W.I. b�►�i�I
Starts., imembership drive parade
Twenty members -Of the
women's auxiliary of Clinton.
Public Hospital spent a busy two
hours Monday afternoon,
planning work for the coming 11.
morlthe.
. The auxiliary's membership
drive continues through.
February B$, according to Mrs,
Doug Bartliff who. reported in
the absence of Mrs, C. A. Trott,
membership convenor, Fourteen
sub -convenors are to canvass the
town, Adastral Park and the
surrounding area served by the
hospital.
• It was decided to raise
membership fees to 50 cents and
to discontinue the Tag Day,
traditionally held in May.
Vanishing parties begin
HOGS
(continued from page 1)
Other at -large directors are
John Semple, Goderich; Keith.
Love, Hay; Robert McMillan,
Mckillop; Harvey McClure,
McKillop; Gordon Hill, Stanley
and Barrie Million, Colborne.
Township directors and
delegates are: George Moncried,
Ashfield; Eric Moore, Colborne;
A. H. Warner, Goderich;Malcolm
Davidson, Stanley; Lionel
Wilder, Hay; Ken Baker,Stephen;
Alvin Cudmore, Usborne; James
Williamson, Grey; Mr. Stewart,
Hullett; Mr. Campbell, McKillop;
Mr. McGregor, Tuckersmith;
Allen Miller, West Wawanosh;
Alex Corrigan, Turnberry and
Elmer Harding, Howick.
The producers gave unanimous
approval to a resolution asking
the Ontario Hog Producers
Association to protest the
importation of low-priced U.S.
pork and pork products.
Prices are lower than those
reeeived " by producers in the
province, they said.
The Ontario association was
also asked to use its influence
for the creation of a single
provincial farm organization,
Alfred Warner of Goderich
Township, a zone member of the
Ontario Hog Producers'
Marketing Board, said
the association's monthly
newsletter, Marketplace, will
cease publication due to the
increase in the postal rates which
will add $14,000 annually to
operating costs.
DRYERS
ur•,
(Cobtinued From. Page -1)
The seven machines, each
worth from $7,000 to $14,000,
are capable of handling about
2,000 bushels an hour.
The Grunewalds first idea was
to take their dryers to
Saskatchewan. They travelled
there seeking to make contacts
and discovered that neither the
farmers nor the country grain
elevators have adequate
facilities. They lack equipment
to load and unload the dryers,
according to Robert Grunewald
who says "there is an awful lot
of grain to be dried" and says he
would go back to the prairies if
he had smaller dryers available.
Visits to Port Arthur
followed the Saskatchewan trip
and led finally to the Lakehead
plans, Even at Port Arthur there
are problems -- one of them lack
of enough electrical power at the
elevators to operate the big
dryers.'
Farmers in Huron County use
dryers for their corn and usually
operate the machines for no
more than one month out of the
year.
NURSES' AIDE
TRAINING
Commencing March 3, 1969
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
FOR ELIGIBILITY
(1) At least one year past school leaving age.
(11) ,Prepared to take 5 months Of full-time
training (30-35 hours per week) in Goderich.
FOR PURI -HER iNPORMA11ON
Telephone tor Appointment
524-8342
CANADA MANPOWER CENTRE
Department Of Manpower and FIYimigration
35 East Street, Goderikt
Monday with the first at the
home -Of Mrs. E, W. Ryan..
Pro.eeedS of the Parties are to go
to the bursfund,
Mrs. O. ary Erngelstad announced
that the Eastern Star is staffing
the hospital cart this month,,
Mrs. Ryan told the group that
the new flower cart has peen a.
success, applauded by Visitors
who are "delighted" to find that
"cheerful little something" and
by patients who receive
artistically potted plants.
Bills were presented by Mrs.
A..4. McMurray, treasurer, for a
playpen, stool and other
equipment purchased recently
by the auxiliary.
Mrs. Brock tilde, conducting
the meeting in place of the
president, Mrs. R. U. MacLean,
issued an invitation to all women
in the community, urging them
to attend the auxiliary's
meetings and share their talents
in the organization's projects,
The Clinton Women's
Tnstitute met last Tbur'sday
the Board room at the Ontario
Dept, of Agriculture and Food
Building,
The meeting wa
opened
.t g S.by
Mks, W, 'Colclougl?, president,,
and minutes were read by Mrs,
H, Murch, secretary. Mrs. M.
Batkin, treasurer, gave the"
financial report.
The Institute is going tq
sponsor three 4-h girls clubs this
spring, Project for the clubs will
be `Meat in the menu,"
The W. I. is also working on a
carnival float.
Mrs, C. Lockhart • spoke on
health. Mrs. Batkin gave a'
reading on resolutions. Lunch`
was served by Mrs, T,:
Leppington, Mrs. L. Ellis and
Mrs, C, Elliott.
A euchre party will be held
tomorrow in the Town Hall.
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