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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1969-04-17, Page 577777, Y ..4eb 14. SERVICES SIGN WRITER Trucks or windows lettered Signs of all kinds No tickets or posters THOMAS RILEY Phone 482.9659 15,1.6,17b acKINNON ELECTRIC, specialists in farm wiring, commercial and industrial. Phone 524-6336, RR 1, Port Albert. — 15,16,17b ORTHOPEDIC and general Shoe Repair. Our Clinton Depot is at 55 Albert Street at Amsing's Store. Henk's Shoe Repair, 62 Hamilton Street, Goderich. — 38eow VACUUM cleaners; sales and service for all makes. R. K. Peck, Varna phone Hensall 262-5350. 48tfn ELECTRICAL, plumbing and carpentry work. New installations and repairs. H. J. Staffen, 123 Erie St., Clinton, 482-9937. — tfn •SEPTIC TANKS 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 CUSTOM chain sawing, tree trimming, lots cleared, fence bottoms cleared. Fireplace wood. Fully insured. Call 482-7007 anytime. — 10tfn ACK'S Furniture Repair — urniture repaired, wood urning a specialty. At rear of 84 Albert Street, Clinton. Phone 482-9695. — 40tfb B&B ANTENNA SERVICE for ANTENNA ,REPAIRS INSTALLATION CaII GREG BRANDON 482-9275 tfn 5. REAL ESTATE ULLY serviced building lot for ale. Winter's subdivision. Apply 82-9654. —13t£n .,ocated in the town of Hensall, n a well -landscaped lot, we nvite your inspection of this ell -kept 10' x 45', 2 -bedroom railer home, featuring a Large' wing room extension, all -to -wall carpet and seamless looring, 4 -piece bath, heavy .lectrical service. Luxury living t moderate cost. n Clinton, give us a call to look t the ultimate in trailer ccommodation, 20' x 42', with ull width living room, 2 edrooms, built in washer, ryer, stove and frig, all included n the reasonable asking price of his unit. ive luxuriously in this beautiful -storey red brick home, located n East•Street in' town, featuring rge living room, dining room, V room, modern roomy itchen, plus utility room and -piece bath on first floor, 3 rge bedrooms plus bachelor partment, office and 3 -piece odern bath on second floor. his prestige home is graciously ituated among lovely trees on n extremely large lot. Shown y appointment only. ust off No. 8 Highway, east of own, we offer for your nspection an immaculate -bedroom, electrically heated, me -floor home with large living ,00m, roomy kitchen and utility •oom. This practically new home will meet with the approval of ;he most discriminating buyer, 'rived to sell at only 112,000,00. ,ocated on Albert Street, a i; -bedroom, 1 -floor cottage with ittached garage and lovely, high, veil -landscaped lot, nspect other properties located m Fulton, Huron and James itreets, Please give us a call, SOLD Vm. Rutledge home on Erie ltreet, rack Irwin farm, LUicknoW, CLARKE ZINN 824 Ontario Street Clinton Phone 482.7838 GODERICH AGENT RUTH VAN DER MEER Phone 52448'75 ViULT1PLE LISTING SERVICE PHOTO LISTING SERVICE 15. REAL ESTATE RETIREMENT HOME— Brick, ranch style overlooking Lake Huron. Fieldstone fireplace, electric heat, glass sliding doors to deck patio, coloured washer, dryer, 'frig and stove. Spacious grounds and quiet Country living close to Goderich. TWO FOR ONE — You can buy these two, 1 -bedroom homes located on an extra large lot near Clinton on Highway No, 4 for only $7,500. Live in one and rent the other, DESIRABLE LOCATION — Well -landscaped lot, patio and side drive. Full basement, new gas furnace with humidifier, new laundry room addition, recently redecorated throughout, 3 -bedroom family home for the low price of $9,400. NEW 3 -BEDROOM COTTAGE — Lakefront cottage located 2 miles north of St. Joseph's, at Sunset Cove. The lot is 70' x 315' and well treed. Excellent terms can be arranged as the Vendor, will hold a First Mortgage. Here is your opportunity to provide your family with many fun -filled summers of fresh air and sunshine. See this one now. It won't last long. We have a cash buyer for a 3 or 4 -bedroom home in the country, close to Clinton with 25 to 50 acres, FOR BEST RESULTS PHOTO -LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH ANNE MASTERSON, 524.6138' JACK CUMMINGS, 524-8951 DON HOLST REAL ESTATE LTD. 43 WEST STREET GODERiCH — 524-8951 Listings wanted for farms, lots, homes and summer cottages. We are members of Realcare Trans Canada service which means we can arrange selling or purchasing for you,right across,l Canada. , • .. , , 100 acre farm, 70 acres workable, good drainage, good barn with silo, drive shed, garage, real nice home with 3 bedrooms up, one down, large modern kitchen with dining area, living room, 4 -piece bath, water in house and barn, furnace with automatic coal feeder. 150 acres on paved road, 120 acres workable, 35 acres hardwood bush, farm runs through to river, large modern L-shaped barn; brick house, 3 bedrooms up, one down, 3 -piece bath, living room, dining room. Immediate possession. - Close to Bayfield, modern cottage, 3 bedrooms,' 3=piece bath, large kitchen, dining room, living room, garage, small barn, large lot, paved roads, full price $5,900. Modern cottage in Bayfield, large lot, close to lake, $9,000. ADAM FLOWERS Office 1 mile South of Bayfield on Highway 21 Phone 565-2813 • LAUCKNER REAL ESTATE LTD. 3 -BEDROOM house on Ontario Street, close to schools, 2 bathrooms, oil furnace, sunporch, garage, all newly redecorated last year, Phone 524-9158. — 16,17p $1$,000.00 — 11/2 -storey brick, living room 15' x 25' with fireplace, dining room, hardwood floors, modern kitchen, one-piece bath down, 3 bedrooms, sunporch, 3 -piece bath up. Attached garage, aluminum storms and doors, well landscaped. 150 rose bushes; strawberry and raspberry plants. Lot 132' x 140'. Located near schools. Immediate possession. 11/2 -storey, Aluminum siding, with living room, dining room (broadloomed), den, modern kitchen; 3 -piece bath down, 3 bedrooms with clothes closets, 2 -piece bath up, hardwood floors, full basement, hot air oil heating, garage. Lot apprbximately 100' X 132'. Well landscaped. This property is in excellent condition. 11/2 -storey, 4 bedrooms; With 3 -piece bath up, living room, dining room, kitchen down. Hot air oil heating. Well located, 1 block from P6st Office. H. G. LAWSON Real Estate Broker Salesman John T. Wise Phone Office 482.9644 ' 16b 19, AUCTION SALES of Household effects at Taylor's Corners on No. $ i-Iwy e 4 miles east Of Goderich or 7 miles north of Clinton, on Wednesday; sa ...s?`.?:`?. April. 23, at 1.;34 p.m.: A good selection of antique dishes; cylinder record player; old telephone; 7 oil lamps; sqt of 6 press, back chairs; ;2 blanket boxes; old kitchen cupboard; clock; haryest table, etc. Nine -piece • dining suite! - bookcase bedroom suite; odd dressers and- beds; portable sewing machine; television in good condition; chrome suite; washing ,machine; fridge (self defrost); stove; tools; many other items. Terms cash. Edward Ellicit, Harold Jackson, Auxtioneers. 16 "11$. REAL, ESTATE 50 -ACRE; faun on No. 4 Highway, All workable, Good barn, Fully modern 6 -room brick house. Cecil Wheeler, Box 67, Blyth, —16b 16. TENDERS TENDERS WANTED FOR ONE TON TRUCK Specifications available at Clinton Public Utilities Office; Clinton, Ontario, or by writing to P,O. Box 520, Clinton, Ont. • Tenders must be In Public Utilities Office by 12:00 noon on Tuesday, April 22, 1969. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Clinton Public Utilities Commission 15,16b 15. PERSONAL DO YOU HAVE SPIRITUAL PROBLEMS OR CONFLICTS? Phone Rev. W. Werner 482-9512 16,17,18,19b 19.. AUCTION SALES of household effects from the corner of Queen and John Street, Clinton; On Saturday, April 19, at 1:30 p.m. the following: Cir cassion walnut 3 -piece bedroom suite including double sleigh bed; hospital bed (complete); walnut sofa (Empire style); 2 settees; hand -carved walnut arm chair (French provincial); leather covered chair (Victorian); occasional arm chair; platform rocking chair; carved rocking chair; spinning wheel; walnut sideboard; walnut buffet; cherry serving table; cherry swing mirror; hall mirror; chest of drawers (tiger maple); high boy chest (walnut); china cabinet; - RCA — 21 inch television; RCA Victor cabinet radio; 2 mantel radios; Edison gramaphone with 20 cylinder records; walnut pedestal table (glass top); mahogany pedestal table; 3 oil paintings; gold leaf picture frames; cuckoo clock (hand -carved walnut); 5 -piece chrome kitchen suite; Westinghouse electric range (with timer and d'ven cohtrbl); 'apartmentshi size wa ngrnchi e•a n , dishes includip,g, dinner„„ser,Vice., (for 8); antique, hand -painted and fancy dishes; cut glass, pattern glass and colored glass; pewter tea pot; silver tea service and flatware; matching hanging lamp; oil lamps; jardinieres; vases; paisley spread; copper boiler; crocks; garden hose; - garden tools; numerous other articles. Terms cash. No reserve as the property is sold. George C. German Proprietor Edward W. Elliott Auctioneer 15,16b AUCTION SALE of property and household effects from 170, the corner of Rattenbury and North Streets, Clinton, on Saturday, April 26, at 1:30 p.m. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS — Walnut china cabinet; 2 -piece chesterfield suite; Mason & Risch piano and bench; 2 floor lamps; smoker's stand; 2 tier side serving table; pair of dresser lamps; tubular bed (full size) with springs and inner spring mattress; high boy . chest; night stand; tubular bed (single) with springs and inner , spring mattress; end table; jardiniere stand; white sewing machine; Frigidaire refrigerator with top , freezer; Westinghouse electric range; chest of drawers; mantel chime clock; kitchen drop leaf table; kitchen chairs; Electrolux vacuum cleaner; Hoover vacuum cleaner; electric clock; 2 electric toasters; washing machine; laundry tubs and bench; bench table; 2 lawn chairs; clothes horse; 2 kitchen stools; organ stool; 2 step Ladders; medicine cabinet; scatter mats; linens and bedding; dishes; glassware; sealers, crocks; cooking utensils. PROPERTY — The corner lot on Rattenbury and North Streets on which is situated a 1 -storey, 5 -room frame cottage with insul brick siding; a full basement; a gas furnace; 8 -piece bathroom; modern kitchen and 2 bedrooms, Terms on hbusehold effects: Cash. Terms on property: 10%down on date of sale and balance in 30 days with property sold subject to reserve bid and conditions as read on sale date. Mrs. Mable Nickerson, Proprietress. Edward W. Elliott, Auctioneer, 16,17p STOCKER FEEDER SALE, Heiman Sales Arena, Saturday., May 3, 1;30 pan. 800 head Lbws, calves, heifers and steers. For consignments, irohtact Victor Hargreaves, 482.1511 or Jack Morkissey,. 234.6200. 16b ' AUCTION .SALE of household effects in the Village of Egmondville on Saturday, April 26, at 1 p.m.: 3 -piece chesterfield suite (good); end tables; magazine rack; antique table lamp; Electrohome 21" television ' less 1 year old; hall tree; mirrors; day bed; extension table; chairs; chrome kitchen table and -chairs; General Electric Frig; Frigidaire; 2 rangettes; 2 reed rockers; chrome • porch chairs; piano . stool; drop head sewing machine; occasional chairs; rocking chairs; writing desk; scatter mats; cushions; card table; 2 kitchen cabinets; bedroom furniture; beds; dressers; wash stands; springs; mattresses; vacuum cleaner; washing machine; tubs; stand; garden tools; dishes; vases; ornaments; kitchen utensils; electrical appliances. . Terms: Cash Property Sold Prop.: Mrs. James Hay Auct.: Harold Jackson Clerk: Mel Graham. 16.17b 21. ENGAGEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Talbot,. Kippen, are happy to announce the engagement of their daughter, Dorothy Lorraine, to Mr. William Paul Betties, Goderich, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Betties, RR 1, Seaforth. The wedding will take place on May 17, 1969, at 3 p.m. in Brucefield United. Church, Brucefield, Ontario. 22. BIRTHS OWENS: At Goderich Alexandra and Marine Hospital on April 11,; 1969, to WO and Mrs. J, P. ,Owens, --Bayfield, a daughter, Laura, Kathleen, a sister for' 1 Kevin, Kenneth and Thomas. BROWN: In Clinton Public,,,, Hospital on Saturday, April 12,! 1969, to Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Brown (nee Roxanne Beavers), a' son, Jeffrey Stephen. - BEBBINGTON: In Clinton Public Hospital on April 14, 19691 to Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth. Bebbington, Brucefield, a: daughter. McKELLAR: In Clinton Public Hospital on April 14, 1969, to Mr. and Mrs. Doug McKellar, Clinton, a son. 23. DEATHS HART: Passed away in Clinton on Tuesday, April 15, 1969, Mrs. Joseph J. Hart, in her 64th year. Funeral from the Ball Funeral • Home at 2, p.m. on Thursday, April 17. Interment in Clinton Cemetery. CRICH: Passed away in Clinton Public Hospital on Thursday, April 10, 1969, Mrs. Melvin Crich, 66, widow, former Amy Viola McBrien. Service was Saturday, April 12. Interment in Clinton Cemetery. SNELL: Passed away in Clinton Public Hospital on Thursday, April 10, 1969, Mrs. Ephraim Snell, 73, former Margaret Ethel Moorehouse. Funeral service was Saturday, April 12, from St. Paul's Anglican Church, Clinton. Interment in Clinton Cemetery. ARMSTRONG: Passed away in Clinton Public Hospital on Saturday, April 12, 1969, Harry Armstrong, 87. Survived by wife, former Sarah Maud Wells; sons, Jack, Robert, both of RR 2, Auburn; sister, Mrs. Edgar (Gertrude) Vanstone, Toronto. Service was Monday, April 14, 1969, from William Stiles Funeral Horne, Auburn. Interment in Blyth Union Cemetery. BALLANTYNE: Passed away at Huronview, Clinton, on Monday, April 14, 1969, Mrs. Thomas Ballantyne, 81, Exeter, widow. Former . Mildred Monteith: Survivors include daughter, Mrs, Beth McIntyre, San Diego, California; sons, Lloyd, Usborne Township; Rev, London. Service was, Wednesday, April 16, from Hopper Hockey Funeral Home, Exeter. Interment in Roy's Cemetery, Russeldale. SCOTT: Passed away suddenly on 'Thursday, April 10, 1969, in 14incardine General Hospital, Mabel Grigg, beloved wife of Melville Scott, iri her 71st year. She'was the daughter of the late Edward and Matilda Fisher Grigg, Besides her husband, she is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Clarence` (Willa) 'Finley of Toronto and Mrs. Charles (Della) Cooper of Midland; a piece and a 25. CARDS' OF THANKS GIBBINEtS — ' CRIDH: The ;family of the late Amy Y. Crich I wishes to express its sincere thanks to friends and i e s for their expressions of kindness, lovely floral tributes and donations to the Cancer Fund and the Gideon Bible Society at the time of their recent bereavement. A special note of appreciation to Dr, Newland, the nurses of Clinton Hospital and to those who helped sustain her through a lengthy and difficult illness with their continued visits and thoughtfulness, -16p TAYLOR— .ARCHER; We wish to thank all our friends who showed so much concern after our recent accident. Special thanks to Dr. Newland and Elgin Dale and to all who helped our wives so much. — Murray Taylor and Russ Archer. —16b ZANDAG; I would like to thank my friends for cards, flowers and treats while I was in hospital. Special thanks to Dr, Goddard, Dr. Wallace, Rev. Clements and. nurses on second floor, — Mrs. Zandag. —1'6p BUFFINGA: I would like to thank all my relatives and friends for the many cards, gifts and flowers sent to me while I was a patient in Clinton and Victoria Hospitals, Special .thanks for the kindness and care of the doctors, nurses • and hospital staff. — Mrs. Albert Buffinga. — 16p JONES: I wish to thank our friends and neighbours for flowers and cards sent to me while I was in Seaforth Community Hospital. Special thanks to Drs. Malkus and Brady and the nurses at Seaforth Community Hospital. — Mrs. iklvin Jones. - 16p 26. IN MEMORIAM HUGILL: In loving memory of a dear wife, mother and grandmother, Mrs. Clarence Hugill, who passed , away two years ago, April 16, 1968. A loving one from us has gone, A voice we loved is stilled. A place is vacant in our home, That never can be filled. Although our hearts are sorely grieved Yet, we can weep with joy, To think . your mother is redeemed And rests in eternal joy. — Always Lovingly remembered by husband and family. — 16p HUGILL: In memory of a dear sister-in-law, Mrs. Bernice Hugill, who passed away one year ago, April 16 .196$ , "It's Just: a' little but means a lot, To "say, "dear' Sis, you are not. forgot." — Mary, Gordon, Iona and Reg. — 16p CAR STARTING HINT If you have to start a car that has been idle for a long period, the Ontario Safety League suggests you do it this way. Turn on the headlights for about 10 seconds; wait another 10 seconds; then try the starter switch. The theory is that brief use of the headlights activates the battery, and gets it in better. shape to respond to the heavy demand of the starter. THE PERFECT GIFT From The Family A Family Ring The birthstones of each , of her children are delicately set in an attractive gold ring. Three styles to choose from. A most thoughtful and lasting gift, sure to be cherished for years to come. from *22.50 Available in 1014. white or yellow gold illio!mnommriminurevampoinomixTaw...mmin May 3rd is the final date for Mother's Day Delivery /ft ��`� from )!MANDY 524'7841 nephew, The Square Goderictr • Gljnton News -Record, ThLrsdy, April 17, 196955 ST. JOSEPH SEPARATE SCHOOL REGISTRATION' FOR GRADE 1 CHILDREN Must Be ,6 By December 31st REGISTRATION TION pATE APR'. 25 9:00 - 11:00 A.M. 1;00 - 3;00 p,m. .t 16, 17b NAVE YOUR NITROGEN APPLIED BY HENSALL DISTRICT CO-OP When you are busy we can look after the application of low-cost anhydrous ammonia or aqua ammonia. • Contact us soon for Early application HENSALL DISTRICT C0 -0P HENSALL, ONT. 262-2608 topdesboro., s BY MRS. BERT ALLEN ,The ,April meeting of the iJ.,W, was held on Tuesday in the church parlor, The president opened ,;)with a devotional reading and prayer. Mrs. Wood gave the scripture verses, Readings were given by Mrs. Durnin and Mrs. Robert Watson. followed. The program was conducted by Mrs. Hovyalt and Mrs. Henry dunking and was, taken from the chinese study book, "Man and His Work." VARIETY NIGHT The Variety concert sponsored by the Hall Board on Friday evening was a decided success. We are fortunate in' having good local talent and very grateful to those who contributed for the enjoyment of the audience. PERSONALS Mrs. June' Fo'chergil attended a trousseau tea on Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jessie McMillan RR 1, Goderich, in honour of Miss Della Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen spent Sunday with their daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jackson of Ridgetown. The community extends sympathy to Mr. Eph' Snell and family in the passing of a dear wife aid Mother, Mrs. Snell was a patient sufferer for many months and will be missed by her many friends. BALL-MACAIJLAY —BUILDING SUPPLIES - CLINTON -- 482-9514 SEAFORTH 527-0910 HENSALL -- 262-2713 SPECIAL CLEARANCE (WHILE THEY LAST) WINDOW SASH -• CHECK RRAIL . CASEME-NT . BARN SASH $1.00 EACH REGARDLESS OF SIZE Enjoy LIVE Theatre Action `Star Spangled Girl' A HILARIOUS COMEDY BY NEIL SIMON PRESENTED BY Goderich Little Theatre April 30, May 1, 2 and 3 CURTAIN -TIME 8:30 P.M. AT MacKAY HALL Box office opens Thu'r'sday; Apiit 24, through Saturday, May 3, 2 to 5 p,m. at (3. Bell's Office, the Squarer Goderich tt is suggested that season ticket" holders secure their reserved seats early as additional single tickets ere being told for this 'production. ,ue+YMa..l.w�.s