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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1969-03-20, Page 5:.:<�-:.:war• . SERViCES. CUUM cleaners; sales and ice for all makes. R, K. Peck, rise,phone Hensel' 262-5350, 8tn ECTRICAL, plumbing and rp entry work. New taliatigns and repairs. F. J. ffen, 123 Erie St., Clinton, 2,9937. — tfn .EPIC TANKS GLEANEP Modern Equipment Work Guaranteed Work Guaranteed Write or Phone • ARS/EY DALE , sEA=ORr H .PHONE 482-3320 24,tfb REAL ESTATE 1,000 New, six -bedroom it level, electric heat, brick eer and cement shingle, age, broadloom throughout, o baths.. 1,500 — Three-bedroom ngalow with garage, New can siding, modern kitchen, furnace. w 2 -3 -bedroom bungalow, ctric feat, brick veneer, oadlooin throughout, ur-piece bath. $4,000 down d take over existing mortgage. e have clients waiting for home d summer cottage properties. stings invited. K. W, COLQUHOUN LTD, Real Estate Broker Hal Hartley -- Salesman Isaac St. Clinton, Ont. Phone 482-9747 NF -room house, 422 Victoria , Immediate possession. Phone. 2-6677. — 11,12p ROE building, lot, premium cation. Winter • Court bdivision. Reasonable price r cash. Phone ' Stratford 1-4079. — 12,13,14,15b ODERN 4 -bedroom house in 'nton. Gas heat; large dug rtly finished basement. o -car garage, double lot. •ply phone 482-9153. — 13p 'Wangjust east of town aitrng your inspection we e a 3 -bedroom, electrically ted home of frame struction featuring a roomy chen and large living room. is 'spotless 6 -year young home ocated on a large lot offering ntry living with all town veniences. Call , for an ointment. t listed on High Street, this 2 rey, •3 bedroom home uated on a well landscaped 82' 135' lot. Nicely decorated, ing storms and screens tailed both up and down. The t -of -town owner is anxious to 1 and will consider just ,000.00 down and carry the ance at 7%. 0 acre farm, 7 -room house, th furnace, drilled well. Barn x 55, paved barnyard and ve. Priced at $18,000 with ms. Widow anxious to sell, will sider all cash offer. ive by this attractive o -storey home located close downtown at 103 James eet. Then give us a call to ange an appointment to pect the roomy interior of s larger home. • se to the schools on Princess eet East, we offer for your •pection a 11/2 storey home th a breezeway and garage, uated on a large corner lot.' is three-bedroom home is rthy of your considera+;on. e would be pleased, to discuss ur land needs this spring. Feel ae to give us a call. AXE FRONT LOT, CLOSE D GODERICH, $2,500. CLARKE ZINN 334 Ontario Street Clinton Phone 482.7888 GODEfi,ICH AGENT RUTH VAN DER MEER Phone 52447875 :ULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE . AUCTION SALES uetion sale of 150 acres farm id household effects will be aid for the Estate of the late rt. Irene MacKenzie S.H. Lots i,• 36, 37, Concession 1, Huron Ytwriship, Silt chiles west of iicknow on Nighway_86 rt Saturday, March 22, tit 1:36 t 150 -acre farm on which is Mated a gold frarne dwelling d large barh, Will be Offered `sale subject tts reserve bid, Apart Machityre, Auctioneer, Ltiekrnow 13,12b 17, NOTICE 10 CREDITORS 19,. AUC . TION, SALES IN THE ESTATE OF EFFIE $E LINA ROSAMQND JAMIESON, late of the Township .of Tuckersmith in the County of Huron, Widow, deceased,. AU persons having claims against the Estate of the above-named who died on the 23rd day of January, A.D, 1969, are required .to file full particulars thereof with the undersigned on or before the 24th day of March, A.D, 1969, after which date the will be assets' distributed, having regard only to the claims of which the undersigned shall then have notice. DATED at Clinton, Ontario, this 27th day of :February, A.D. 1969. E. B. MENZIES, Clinton, Ontario, Solicitor for the said Estate. 10,11,12b 19. AUCTION SALES CLEARING AUCTION SALE of farm stock, machinery, hay, grain and household effects at Lot 7, Con. 4, Tuckersmith Township, 21/2 miles south and 1 mile east of Seaforth On Saturday, March 22, at 1 p.m, CATTLE; five Holstein cows, fresh and due March and April. Five Hereford cows, fresh and due in March and May. One Durham cow due to freshen in June. One Holstein heifer; 13 cattle approximately 600 lbs; seven cattle approximately 700 lbs. MACHINERY: Allis Chalmers 45 tractor with loader. Ford tractor. Allis Chalmers mounted plow. Allis Chalmers mounted mower; 3 -point adaptor for Allis Chalmers 45 tractor. Dearborn corn and bean scuffler; 10 -foot International cultivator; eight -foot Massey double disk, four section, spring tooth harrows. Four section drag harrows 10 -foot Case cultipacker grader blade for 3 -point hitch, tractor tire chains. Case four bar side rake. International manure spreader. Bale stooker. Two wagons with flat racks. Turiico grain box, Massey Ferguson hay baler. Massey 60 Combine with bean attachments.: International hammer mill, 28 -foot bale elevator, 3 drum. roller,'' Case Forage harvester; three 'furrow International plow, 28 -foot extension ladder, step ladder; 2,000 lb. scales, half ton scales; two grain augers, grain thrower with pipes. International cream separator; two wheel trailer with stock rack. Steel water trough, 75 -foot belt, 120 -foot belt, steel pig feeder, weed sprayer, small flat belts, V. belts, motor pulleys, poultry watering trough. Duro water pressure system with tank. Riding saddle, riding bridle, horse cutter. Steel cables, hooks, pulleys, rope tackling chains, chain hoist, steel posts wire stretchers. electric fencer. fencer rods, insulators. Stee post driver; four jacks, extensior cord, crow bars. Hen cages (12 hens) emery and stand. Electric motor, half-inch electric drill, gear and pulley puller. Anvil. Vice tools. Bolts all sizes; bolt and pipe dies, pipe fittings. Plastic pipe, fan thermostat, time clock, forks, shovels, quantity lumber plywood, hay, straw, mixed grain suitable for seed. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS including glass china cabinet. Hall rack and kitchen chairs. Terms: cash, Not responsible for accidents day of sale. No reserve, farm sold. Prop., Robert Tyndall. Auet., Harold Jackson. Clerk, Mel Graham. 11,12b AUCTION SALE of household effects at the home of the late John R. Murdock, 1' miles south of Brucefield and 11 miles west on Saturday, March 29,• at 12 o'clock. Two chesterfield suites, tables, chairs, mirrors, antiques, setee, two Boston rocking chairs, Bell upright Grand piano, 17" portable 'television with stand, Sheritan selying table) corner cupboard. Dining room table, six. chairs, ladder back Chairs, Sheritan mahogany bedroom suite, four furnished bedrooms. Kitchen cupboard, extension table, 3 buffets, book case. Blue wool broadloom rugs / x110 and 12 x 1014.- Frig and electrical appliances. Kitchen utensils, lamps, picture frames, sheet music, china, clocks, tWo extension ladders, twowheel trailer, fain tools,'/4 h.p, Motor, Emery IViandeX set scales, two Glitters, set double robes, wire Stretchers; B: Allis iC.hatmers tractor: 'Perms cash ,.Auctioneer, Harold Jackson Clerk, Met (''rahain Proprietor hat responsible; or any accidents on far day Of sale, CLEARING AUCTION SALE of farm stock, machinery, grain and .household effects, lot 10, Con, 5, Stanley Township, 11/4 miles south and 2% miles west of Brucefield on Tuesday, March 25, at 12 .o'clock. CATTLE: 18 young Hereford cows due to. freshen in May and dune. 20 Durham and Hereford steer __ex e calves 10 months old; 8 Durham and Hereford calves 10 months. MACHINERY:. • 1966 Mercury, half ton truck with stock rack, 17,000 miles; 10-60 Nuffield tractor, one year old (900 hrs.); International 414 Diesel tractor with manure loader fully equipped in Al condition tractor manure ondition m re spreader. Snow blower International H in good condition; 3 furrow mounted trip bottom International plow; McKee harvester with automatic unloader; New Idea power mower (like new); International four b a r side rake; ' nine -foot John Deere spring tooth cultivator; triple Kongskitde cultivator; 10 -foot International wheel disk (100 acres); 15 Massey Harris fertilizer drill; seven section diamond harrows; Fairbank Morris Hammer Mill and belt; 2,000 lb. scales; power take off grass seeder; 21 -foot weed sprayer; power post hole auger; 36 -foot grain auger with power take off; 21 -foot grain auger 1/3 h.p. motor; 1/2 h.p. motor; Allis Chalmers 90 Combine power take off fully equipped; eight -foot power binder used as swather; tractor bean puller. Gravity grain box on 6 -ton wagon (like new); four sow farrowing crate. GRAIN: 1.500 'bushels mixed grain, suitable for seed; Herta barley. Forks, shovels and chains. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: 17 -foot Revco deep freeze (like new); 13 -foot Universal frigidaire with deep freeze. Zenith washing machine (2 years old); buffet; kitchen cabinet. Terms: Cash, no reserve, farm sold. Prop., George Dowson Auct., Harold Jackson Clerk, Mel Graham Proprietor not responsible for accidents day of`sate. `' ,,1.,..,•`, „• .,. „ . ,•' 11,12b CLEARING AUCTION SALE for Fred Kleinhaar, Lot 22, Con. 4, Tuckersmith Township, five miles south of Seaforth and two miles west or three miles north-east of Kippen On Friday„ March 21, 1969, at 12 o'clock sharp. MACHINERY: 165 Massey -Ferguson tractor (diesel) two years old, only 800 hours; Massey -Ferguson loader and snow bucket; three -furrow mounted high clearance plow; 250 International tractor in good condition; Massey -Harris four -row scuffler; bean puller; 22 Massey -Harris tractor; Massey -Ferguson baler, one year old; Massey -Ferguson mower; International hay conditioner; Case side rake; Massey -Ferguson wagon and hay rake; Skeleton bale elevator; McGhee harvester and wagon; International seed drill —15 run; Triple K /2 11 i -foot cultivator; drag harrows and two land rollers one way disc; 10 -foot double discs; four and five section diamond harrows; two furrow hydraulic left plow; International 10 -foot power take off swather bean windrower; gravity box and wagon, threshing machine; endless belt; sprayer and pump; John Deere ground driver manure spreader, hammer mill, trailer, wagon and hay rake; two four -inch grain augers, 22 feet long; three electric motors; grain dryer; steel posts; scrap iron; lumber; wood stove; washing machine a many miscellaneous 'household items. FEED: 2,000 bales of hay; 500 bales of straw; 10 tops of oats; 10 tons of mixed grain. Li VES1 OCK: 17 good' Holstein cows, nine of these are due soon and eight milking and rebred; one Holstein heifer bred two months; seven Holstein heifers, one year old; one Holstein heifer calf. Proprietor and auctioneer not responsible for any accidents on premises on day of the sale. ?cop., Fred Kleinhaar, Auct., Larry Gardiner, 11,12b 22. BIRTHS GRILLMAYOR: Iii Clinton Public Hospital, on Friday, March 14, 1909, "to- Mr, and Mrt. Horst Grillmayor, Clinton, a daughter. l'JUNN; In Clinton Public Hospital, on Monday, March 11, 1999, to, Mr, and Mrs, Jack 2r13h' Dunn, RR 3i Bayfield, a ciazlghtcr. W...,. _. 22. BIRTHS ' GLOUSHER; 1n Clinton •Public Hospital, on Monday, March 17, 1969, to Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd Glousher,Blytll, a daughter. 19. AUCTiON SALES Clearing Auction Sale of farm stock, machinery ,and household effects at lot 14, con, 14, I-iullett Township, 21/2 Miles east of Blyth or 7 miles west of Walton. on Wednesday, April 2, at 12 o'clock. Cattle 25 Hereford heifers approximately 750 lbs., pigs -- 11 sows, 1 boar. Hay and grain, 1,500 bales mixed hay, 30 tons mixed grain, crib cob corn. Maphinery Nuffield 10-42 tractor (3 years old). International 80 combine P.T.O. (used 3 seasons). International 3 furrow 14" mounted plow. International 7 -foot trailer mower. International 8 -foot cultivator. International manure spreader. New Holland No, 56 side rake (like new). International 16 run rubber tired seed drill. Six section drag harrows (like new) white farm wagon. 165 bus. gravity turner grain box. 16 ft. nearly new hay rack; 2Q ft. hay elevator, 34 ft. grain auger P.T.O. set sleighs, platform scales. Massey Harris 8 -foot binder. 1961 Pontiac Sedan rubber tired wheel barrow. Mini Appolis Molini Z tractor with live P.T.O. McCormick No. 21 . manure spreader. McKee harvester Model D complete with 50 feet of pipe. 175 bus. grain box, Hydro electric fencer; 3 section spring tooth harrows. Viking Electric cream separator, cable, pulleys, tarp, fork and chains. Furniture Chesterfield suite, 2 chairs, bed, dresser, . flat top desk, two end tables, coffee table, large chest • .of drawers, small chest, of drawers, oval cherry dining room table (antique) chairs, washer, baking cabinet, floor lamps, propane gas stove, large storage box. Terms, cash. No reserve. Farm sold Prop., Raymond Griffiths Auct., Harold Jackson Clerk, Mel Graham Proprietor will not be responsible for accidents day_ of sale. • 12,13b 20. iy,OTIICES ,Z ., .,q., •,.� ara Al ,Sit THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF CLINTON IN THE MATTER OF The Local Improvement Act, R,S-O. 1960, Chap. 223, Sec. 8 TAKE NOTICE THAT: 1 — The Council of the Corporation of the Town of Clinton intends to construct an 8 -inch sanitary sewer line along Maple Street, to serve both sides, between Whitehead Street and Charles Street in the Town of Clinton, as a local improvement and intends to specially assess a part of the cost upon the land abutting directly on the work. 2 — The estimated cost of the work is $'7,250.00, of which $2,086.00 is to be paid by the Corporation, and the estimated cost per foot frontage is $4.8906. The special assessment is to be paid in fifteen annual instalments. 3 — Persons desiring to petition against undertaking the work must do so on or before the 7th day of April, 1969, JOHN LIVERMORE, Clerk Municipal Offices, Clinton, Ontario. 11,12 2. DEATHS FARR: Passed away in Stratford General Hospital on Thursday, March 13, 1969, Raymond Edward Farr, Stratford, hi his 58th year. He is survived by his wife, the former Alice Aiken; a daughter, Miss Lynda, Stratford; mother, Mrs. J, L, Davidson, Clinton, Mass was sung Saturday, March 15, in Immaculate Conception Church, Stratford with interment hi Avondale Cemetery. S'PAPLETON: Passed away at Huronview on Friday, March 14, 1969, James S, Stapleton,, of Wingham in his 75th year, The funeral service was at S. J: Walker Funeral Home, Wingharn, on Sunday, March 16. with interment in Wingham Cemetery. WARNER; Passed away at home on Monday, March 17, 1960, Mrs, Alfred It Warner, of RR 1, Bayfield, the fernier Laura Aidworth, She is survived by husband; sons, Har,old, Conestoga; Donald, Bayfield; sisters, Mrs. John (Mary) Dempsey, Clinton; Mrs. Leslie (Pearl) Beirnet, Wingham: The funeral serVites were held at Lodge i'uneral Hone doderich Ott Wednesday, March 19, with Interment in Bayfield Cemetery. NQTIKES TOWNSHIP OF R GO R 1 C H E NOTICE i QFA D CLOSING l Qp LaSN G ROAD TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation: of the Township of .Goderich, in i the County of .Huron, proposes to pass a by-law, at its meeting at 8:30 o'clock. p.m.: on the 7th day of April, 1969, • at the. Municipal Building, 'Holreesville, Ontario,, for the purpose .of stopping up that portion of road allowanee between Lots .22 and 97, Maitland Concession, in the Township of Goderich, More particularly described in Schedule "A"' hereinafter set Out, All documents in relation to the said road allowance may be examined at the Office of the Clerk of the Municipality, R. R. No. 2, Clinton, Ontario. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE .that Council will, .at such meeting, hear, in person, or by his counsel, solicitor or agent, any person who claims that his land will be prejudicially affected by the by-law and who applies s to be heard, SCHEDULE EDULE "A" Description of part of Road Allowance between Lots 22 and 97, ' Maitland Concession, Township of Goderich, The Corporation the Township of Goderich. All and singular that certain Parcel or tract of land and premises, situate, lying and being in the Township of Goderich in the .County of Huron and Province of Ontario and being composed of Part of Road Allowance between Lots 22 and 97, Maitland Concession, in the said Township of Goderich, the boundaries of said parcel being more particularly described as follows; ,Premising that the Westerly limit of Lot 22, Maitland Concession has a bearing of North Forty-six degrees Forty-four minutes Twenty seconds West (N 46* 44' 20" W) and relating all bearings herein thereto; Commencing at the Southeast angle of Lot 97, Maitland .Concession; THENCE North Forty-six degrees Forty-four minutes Twenty seconds West (N 46* 44' 20" W) along the Northeast limit of Lot 97 a distance of Five hundred and four one hundredths (500.04') feet to a point on the Easterly limit of King's Highway No. 8 as deviated and shown on Plan No. 1581; THENCE Northwesterly along the arc of a curve to the Left, the said course being along the Easterly limit of Highway 'No*. 8 as shown on Plan No. 1581, the said curve having a radius of Two thousand, nine hundred and fourtee . and seventy-nine one hundredth's (2,914.79') feet an arc distance of Three hundred and eighty-one and nine tenths (381.9') feet to the intersection of the Easterly limit of King's Highway No. 8 as shown on Plan No. 1581 with the Westerly limit of Lot 22, Maitland Concession (the chord connecting the beginning and end of said curve having a length of Three hundred and eighty-one and seventy-one one hundredths (381.71') feet and chord bearing of North Thirty-six degrees Forty-six minutes Fifty seconds West (N 36�"� 46' 50" W) THENCE South Forty-six degrees Forty-four minutes Twenty seconds East (S 46* 44' 20" E) along the Westerly limit of Lot 22 a distance of Nine hundred and ten and fifty-three one hundredths (910.53') feet to the southwest angle of Lot 22; THENCE South Severity degrees Fifty-three minutes Thirty seconds West. (S 70* 53' 30" W) a distance of Seventy-four and five tenths (74.5') feet to the point of commencement of the parcel herein described, the said parcel containing by admeasurement 1,069 acres be the same more or less and being more particularly shown outlined in red on the attached plan by B. M. Ross, O.L.S., dated January 21, 1969. DATED at Clinton, Ontario, the 3 day of March, 1969. R. E. Thompson Towhship Clerk —10,11,12,13b * — Degrees 15. CARDS OF THANKS McGREGOR; My sincere thanks to all Who So kindly remembered me with, cards, gifts and visits when I was in St, Joseph's Hospital, London. They were very Much appreciated. �- Gregor McGregor, Brucefield. --' 121, WEEKS: We wish to express a heartfelt thanks tb relatives, rieighliburs and friends for their kindness and sympathy for floral tributes and cards ''received during our recent bereavement in the Sudden lose of a loving husband and father.. Special thanks to Rev. Currie, pallbearers, and Bonthrbn F'uneral Home, Many thanks also for donations to Heart Fund. .. Mrs. Edna Weeks and Family -- 12b 12b LOVE: My sincere thanks Co all hay friends, relatives and neighbours who visited, Sent tarda, gifts and flowers while I was a patient in St, Joseph's Hospital,_ Special thanks to Rev, $iackweli AO Dr, Wallace, ?our though'tfuinss will rievver be forgotten, '- Mrs. Minettra Love, '4'120 25.. CARPS QF THANKS WRIGHT; Many Y thanks nks t o al l relatives, e s friends, & , and neighbotirs, for gifts, card& and flowers sent me while I was 'a patient in Clinton Hospital. Special thanks to Dr Addison, Rev. Mills and the nurses .on second floor for their kindness, -- Mrs. Edith Wright. —12h WRIGHT: I would like to express my sincere thanks to all nny neighbours, friends and relatives who visited me while a patient in. Clinton Public Hospital and sent flowers, treats and cards, Special thanks to Dr. Walden, P. Addison and Rev, Mills and nurses on first floor, — Gegrge Wright. —12p FREY; Thanks to all who remembered me with cards, flowers, ,treats and visits while 1 was in hospital. Thanks also to nursing staff on second floor. — Mrs. Dorothy Frey. —12b LEE: I wish to say thank you to all who sent gifts, flowers, cards ande visited d m while I was in hospital. A' special thank you to Dr. Walden, Dr. Addison and the nurses on the first floor. — Helen Lee. — 12b WRIGHT; Many thanks to all relatives, friends and neighbours for gifts, cards and flowers sent me while I was a patient in Clinton Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Addison, Rev. Mills and the nurses on second floor for their kindness. — Mrs, Edith Wright. — 12b 26. IN MEMORIAM STURGEON; In loving memory of a dear husband and father, Joseph Edward Sturgeon, who passed away March .21st, 1968. You suffered much in silence Your spirit did not bend You faced your ' past with courage Until the very end. In tears we saw you sinking We watched you fade away Our hearts were almost broken, You fought so hard to stay, And then we saw you sleeping, So peacefully free from pain We could not wish you back with us, To suffer so again. Our hearts still ache with sadness Secret tears still flow What.it meant to lose you No one will ever know. — Lovingly remembered by wife, Maude, and Family. 29. BUSINESS OPP. 'BARIIER!li'SHOP "Itiittlowntown 'Lb fidd'rt';"" fltl4y'•" 'e'giripped; air-conditioned. Must be sold. Asking $1,200 or best cash offer. Contact Mrs. G. Bowen, 55 Jane St., London. Phone 439.4888. —12p • Ci+ntpn Naw'Ragord,. Thursday, :March 2Q, 1969 6 l� ;ice iF.11 � EIRM SENSATIONAL 6-P1 ECE MAPLE DINING ROOK OSUITE 4 CHAIRS — ROUND TABLE AND HUTCH Mar -Proof Finished Table Top REGULAR $376.09 SPECIAL 250.00 Also A GOOD SELECTION OF DINETTE SUITES GI NGERICH'S SEAFQRTH CLINTON 527.0290 482-9634 SALES and SERVICE ZURICH 236-4351 THERE'S NO EXCUSE FOR POOR PASTURE LAND THESE DAYS. ERIC CHRISTENSO'N CAN TELL YOU HOW TO CHANGE ROUGHLAND PASTURES INTO GOOD GRAZING AREAS, CALL HiM AT 824-7583. Pasture renovation with Birdsfoot Trefoil and Dalapon herbicide is now economically feasible on over 1 million acres of rough, hilly pasture land in Ontario. The renovation of roughland pastures has become practical with the development of techniques to fertilize, control weeds and to establish a productive crop without normal tillage. The best results have been obtained with the introduction of the hardy legume, Birdsfoot Trefoil mixed with granular Dalapon apd fertilizer. The result is increased grazing capacity for larger herds of beef cattle at relatively low cost. The renovation progress is aimed at suppressing the natural grasses with Dalapon, broadcasting Birdsfoot Trefoil on the soil surface and applying adequate fertilizer to establish the crop. it can be done in one easy step. The granular Dalapon is mixed with the Trefoil seed and fertilizer and applied as a mixture in April. Recommended mixture per acre is 32 to 45 lbs. Dalapon 12.5% Granular, 10 lbs. Trefoil seed and 100 lbs. 0-46-0 fertilizer. Application can be made with any type of land or power operated broadcasting equipment including aircraft. Check with your local .Niagara .dealer ,for complete information '1 en, pasture renovation or write to: Niagara Chemicals Burlington, Ontario Church St. Michaels Myth The Preacher Rev. Jerome Stowell SERMON TOPICS THURSDAY EVENING, 8:30 PAM, FAiTH HAS MEANING IN A LUNAR SOCIETY FRIDAY BVEN1N i, 8:30 P,M, THrw iMP0FiTANCE. OP THE MbbERN CHRISTIAN FAMILY SATURDAY AI=TERNOOii, 2t3b iT'S 6000 TO BE AUVEt FOR MORE INFORMATION CAU YOUR LOCALIU