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SERVICES 14. SERVICES
SCREENED TOPSOIL -
(stone, grass and root free)
GRAVEL FOR .LANES OR YARDS,
CEMENT GRAVEL, FILL, ETC.
BACKHOE WORK
LYLE -MONTGOM ERY
PHONE 482-7644 EVENINGS
or
CLAYT'S GULF SERVICE
482.7661
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Listings wanted for farms, 'lots,
homes and slirnnner .cottages.
We are members of Realcare
Trans Canada service which.
means, we can arrange selling or
purchasing for you • right; across
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.
18,19,20b
CUSTOM BUILT HOMES
Your home in need of repair,, interior or exterior?
If so, for expert workmanship and free estimates, call
us,
BENNY BJIRG
482-9372
18tfn
• Chuter Plumbing
Heating & Electric
Furnace Installations
DeLaval Milker Supplies
Appliance Service
i King Street Ph.482-7652
3tfn
ALUMINUM
AWNINGS AND SIDING
10 Years In The Area
Workmanship Guaranteed
all
Mathers Home Improvement
• Clinton 482-7372
•18tfn
FINE SCREENED
TOP SOIL
(stone, grass and root free)
flower pots, flower beds, etc.
ailable in plastic bags at
CLAYT'S GULF SERVICE
Phone 482-7661
18,19,20b
LL cut- lawns; also 'gardens
rked with roto -tiller. Phone
2-7723. — 1-8,19p
AU'S TREE SERVICE
FULLY INSURED
anting and Removal of Trees
Painting and Landscaping
one 236-4607, collect Zurich
17,18b
UMINUM SIDING call
ther Home Improvement,
nton 482-7372. References
plied. Free indoor -outdoor
ermometer with every
tallation. Workmanship
aranteed; 10 years in area. —
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BULLDOZING
Excavating and Loading
Sand Gravel Topsoil
HUNKIN.G BROS.
• 9315
482-7634
16tfn
STOM chain sawing, lots
ared, trees trimmed, firewood
logging. Reasonable rates.
1 for appointment anytime.
ne 524-6632, — 4t£
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MODELLING, renovations,
fing and floor laying,
. ertly done. All odd jobs
and the home. Kitchen
boards a specialty. Phone
2-7676. Ken McNairn.
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SIGN WRITER
Trucks or windows lettered
Signs of all kinds
No tickets or posters
THOMAS RILEY
Phone 482-9659
15,16,17b
USTOM chain sawing, tree
!mining, tots cleared, fence
• ttoms cleared. Fireplace
ood. Puny insured. Call
27001 anytime. — 10tfn
CK'S Furniture Repair --
urniture repaired, wood
rning a specialty. At rear of 84
lbert Street, Clinton. Phone
2.9695. 40tfb
ACUU'M cleaners; sales and
,vice for all makes.. R, K. Peck,
lama phone Hensall 262-5350,
48tfn
;i gOTP.ICAt., plumbing and
are entry
work, New
asta lations and repairs. H. J,
ltaffen 123 Ere Clinton,
S2.93137•. -A- tfn
$t;PTtC tANKS CLtANt b
Modern Equipment
Work duat•a►iteed
Work Guaranteed
Write or phone
HARVEY DALiE=,SEAFbRTH
PRONE 482}33.0 24t#1i
CONCRETE -WORK
All types of foundations and
floors, ' cement barnyards.
Reasonable Rates — Free
Estimates.
MALONEY BROS.
Dublin, Phone 345-2964.
16tfn
B&B
ANTENNA SERVICE
for
ANTENNA REPAIRS
INSTALLATION
CaII
GREG BRANDON
482-9275
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15. REAL ESTATE
FULLY serviced building lot for
sale. Winter's subdivision. Apply
482-9654., —1.3tfn
'TWO -bedroom, . � f cottage -style
home, complete wall-to-wall
floor covering; newly renovated;
garage. Immediate possession.
Cash or terms available, Apply
to 378 James Street. Phone
482-9216. — 17tfn
IYISINTEE
Located in the town of HensalI,
on a well -landscaped lot, we
invite your inspection of this
well -kept 10' x 45', 2 -bedroom
trailer home, featuring a large
living room extension,
wall-to-wall carpet and seamless
flooring, 4 -piece bath, heavy
electrical service. Luxury living
at moderate cost.
In Clinton, give us a call to look
at the ultimate in trailer
accommodation, 20' x 42', with
full width living room, 2
bedrooms, built in washer,
dryer, stove and frig, all included
in the reasonable asking price of
this unit.
Live luxuriously in this beautiful
2 -storey red brick home, located
on East Street in town, featuring
large living room, dining room,
TV room, modern roomy
kitchen, plus utility room and
3 -piece bath on first floor. 3
large bedrooms plus bachelor
apartment, office and 3 -piece
modern bath on second floor.
This prestige home is graciously
situated among lovely trees on
an extremely large lot. Shown
by appointment only.
Just off No. 8 Highway, east of
town, we offer for your
inspection an • immaculate
3 -bedroom, electrical)y heated,
one -floor home with Parge living
room, roomy kitchen and utility
room. This practically new home
will meet with the approval of
the most discriminating buyer:
Priced to sell at only
$12,000.00.
Located on Albert Street, a
2 -bedroom, 1•floor cottage with
attached garage and lovely, high,
well -landscaped lot;
inspect other properties located
bn Fulton, Huron and James
Streets, please give ut a Call.
SOLD
Wm Rutiedge home on Erie
Street.
Jack Irwin farm, L.ueknov,
CLARICE ZINN
324 Ontario Street
Clinton
Pinkie 482-7838
dt1DERICH At -ANT
itt,l'Tf VAN 1)811 M>a1Jil
•>: hoh,r 524.787 r
PHOTO LISTING SBITVIOt
REAS ESTATE
15b 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.
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.
HOBBY OPPORTUNITY —
2 -storey . insul-brick home; 3
bedrooms; hot water heating;
full basement. 2 extra lots; good
garden soil with 2 greenhouses
and double garage. All
beautifully treed. Can be sold if
desired .with another 3 lots for
one of the largest town
properties available. Central
location. Phone 482-3445 or
evenings Bayfield 565-2635. —
18p
17. NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the Estate of AMY VIOLA
CRICH, lot* of the Town of
Clinton in the County of Huron,
Widow, deceased.
ALL persons having claims
against the Estate of the
above-named who died on the
10th day of April, 1969, are
required to file full particulars
thereof with the undersigned on
or before the 19th day of May
1969, after which date the assets
will be distributed, having regard
only to the claims of which the
undersigned shall then.' have
ringtib-6 hn . 2'r,9rtr ,IbeJ »
DATED at Clinton; °'tlrttario,
this 24th day of April, 1969.
E. B. MENZIES,
Clinton, Ontario,
Solicitor for the said Estate.
18,19, 20
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18. PERSONAL
DO YOU HAVE SPIRITUAL
PROBLEMS OR CONFLICTS?
Phone Rev, W. Werner
482-9512
16,17,18,19b
19. AUCTION SALES
Of trucks, backhoe arid snow
plow, 21/2 miles south and 11/4
miles west of Walton
On Saturday, May 10, at 1 p.m.
1959 Case 210 tractor backhoe;
1968 20' tandem trailer electric
brakes; 1957 F 350 truck; 1956
full hydraulic truck snow plow,
comet welder, hydraulic pumps.
Winch; 1,000gal. tank, new rack.
Bumper and front tow for 1957
Ford pickup. Comet septic
tank; two 500 gal. tanks, 200
gal. tank; hydraulic sander; 14"
flat rack; dual wheel trailer, tow
hooks; electric • motors, dump
box, deep freeze;' refrigerator;
water pipes, 2 televisions,
Homelite chain saw, propane
stove and controls; piano,
furniture, dishes, two collies;
other articles,
Terms, cash
Prop. Don Wallace
Auctioneers, Harold Jackson
and Edward Elliott
18,19
AUCTION SALE of a full line of
household effectsin the town of
Goderich, 90 Elgin East, on
Saturday, May 10, at 1 p.m.
Terms: Cash.
Proprietor: Orval Hynds,
Auctioneer: I-tarold Jackson.
Clerk: Mel Graham.
18,19b
21,, ENGAGEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs, Arvid Nordahl of
Goderich wish to announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Patricia Ann, to Mr. Tin H,
Steckle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
Steckle, 'RR, 3, $ayfield,
wedding Will take place at St.
George's . Anglican Church,
Goderich, on Saturday, May 17,
1969, at 4 o'clock, 18p
Mr, and Mrs Harold M, ft.ees
'wish to announce the
forthebrriing marriage of their
eldest daughter., Lynn Catherine,
t� Cpl. d, M. Gagne, GAF', 'rhe
wedding will take place at the
Saered Heart Chapel, CAI'R,
Cohia*, B,G,, at 2 o'ctoek,
Saturday`; May 31, 1969, Miss
Rees,- a former stildent of
Central ilurnri Secondary'
86661, now attends UuiVergity
Of British 1Sb
AUC7 ON SALES.
"•' ':Important
AUCTlON SALE
o▪ f valuable real , estate, trucks;
floats; . dozer, shovel§, cranes,
construction " me t
and
uC] equipment, tr n
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by mt�c. iter, •�
On the ' premises y corder of
Pen0PA .and -Mary Street,,
Giiderich. First' street east of
Conklin Lumber off Highway
The ' 'urtcleraigtied auctioneer
received instructions to sell by
public auction on ,Saturday, May
10, at 1,30 p,tn. al}arp,
i:teaI E"state; :consists, of Lot 20
and 21, corral, of Bennett and.
Mary St. on which is situated a
cement block building with.
extra building lot. This is an
ideal residential area. Inspection
invited.
Terms of real estate; 10% on day
of sale, balance in 30 days. Sold
subject to a reasonable reserve
bid.
Trucks and construction
equipment: 1963 Chevrolet 60
series 7 yd. dump truck with
Class F, PCV license. 1960
BC -18Q International tandem
dump truck with 12 yd.
aluminum box. 1956
International tractor trailer with
10 -ton float. John Deere 1962
standard rubber tire tractor
equipped with hydraulic loader
and backhoe.
Bulldozers: International TD -92
dozer shovel equipped with 11/2
yd bucket completely
overhauled in A-1 condition.
International TD -9 dozer shovel
equipped with 11/4 yd bucket,
new head, sleeves, pistons and
bearings, good condition.
International TD -6 crawler;
construction equipment, air
compressor on trailer with
4 -cylinder Wisconsin motor 125
CFM with sand blaster. D-4
caterpillar power plant with
pulley and clutch; 1959 GMC
truck with snow plow and
hydraulic • boom; 2 -cylinder air'
compressor with Wisconsin
motor; dragline belt loader with
winch and motor. 30 -foot
conveyor with belt. 1 -cylinder
air compressor equipped with
Briggs and Statton motor,
portable electric welder; 2 sets
chain falls; battery chargers;
snow plough blade with A
frame; drill press; battery
booster cables; hydraulic pumps
and cylinders; air tank; steel
welder's bench; double end
grinder; hydraulic jacks; set
Saddle tanks 5th wheel.
Assortment hydraulic hose and
fittings; 2 -truck axles with tires;
new set taps and dies; 4 -way
truck wheel wrench; air grease
guns; chain binders; logging
chains; 7/8 yd bucket, GMC
5 -speed truck transmission; new
Sabre saw; assorted brass
fittings; truck mirrors, clamps,
electric. .hand drills; .magnetos,`
tank, extention cards; 2,new
pony carts;-, tarp; ; heavy-duty'
vice; quantity new coils and
point sets, pipe wrenches; floor
jack, tires; tubes; 2 heavy
pulleys; sledge hammers; garage
tools; etc., etc.
Terms - Cash
Plan to attend this opportunity
sale owner selling without
reserve due to other interests.
Mervin McAllister
Proprietor
Goderich, 524-9218
• Alvin Waiper
Auctioneer
Phone 237-3300
18,19
21. ENGAGEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Frank van Altena,
Clinton, are pleased to announce
the forthcoming marriage of
their daughter, Maryke
Margaretha Carla, to Mr.
Kenneth Lloyd Osborn,
Windsor, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Osborn, Windsor, Ontario.
The wedding will take place on
Saturday, June 21, 1969, at 2
o'clock in St. Joseph's Roman
Catholic Church, Clinton. — 18b
22. BIRTHS
SPARLING: In Clinton Public
Hospital on Saturday, April 26,
1969, to Mr. and Mrs, Grant'
Sperling, Blyth, a son.
BLACK: In Peel Memorial
Hospital, Brampton, on Sunday,
April 20, 1969 to Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Black ' (nee Mary
Macaulay) 30 Lockton Crese.
Brampton, a darlghter, a sister
for Susan, and second
granddaughter for Mr. and Mrs.
Royce Macaulay,
HALLAHAN: To Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Hallahan, R.R. 3,
Walkerton, Ont, a daughter,
Patti -Jo, a sister for Christopher.
23. DEATHS
JERVIS: Died on April 115,
1969, in Lander, Wyoming, Rev.
Clifford W. Jervis, sbh of the late
Albert Jervis of. Nappanee,
Indiana. Beloved cousin of
Dorothy Marquis and Mussell
Jervis of Clinton.
25. CARDS', OF THANKS
f▪ 3UC1iIANAN: My Sincere thanks
to friends' and neighbours who
ht eI ed make
p , . b my Iorig stay so
pleasant while a patient in
Clinton Public t-lospitai, with
visits, treats, .cards end letters.
- ['hanks also to Mr, Mills for his
Weekly visits, and to D. Oakes
end DrAddisol#,. the nursing
on staff firs ft
a , t Dor, also kltClien
staff who helped us celebrate
our anniversary and hay
birthday'.
Ahoy thanks to all,
Mrs.* A)£. L3ucheniti, -• 18b
25, CARDS Of THANKS
MOCONNELL; $Fecial thanks, tp .4
Mr, and Mrs. C. Stewart, Mr, and
144, C, Dixon and, John who
cared for our home in Our
absence, J. Lee anda nn
A ..
McConnell. —13p
26. IN MEMORIAM
MacMILLEN : In loving
memory •of a dear husband,
" Lesley MacMillen, who went to
be with his Lord, one year ago "
today, May 5, 1968.
You never failed to do your
best,
Your heart was true and tender,
You labored hard for those you
loved,
And left me to remember.
In tears I saw you sinking,
And watched you fade away,
My heart was almost broken,
For I wanted you to stay.
And then I saw you sleeping,
So peaceful, free from pain,
I could not wish you back with
me,
To suffer so again.
My heart still aches with sadness,
Secret tears still flow.
What it meant to part with you
"Les"
No one will ever know.
— So sadly missed by wife,
Edith. —18b
MANN: In loving memory of a
dear father and mother, Mr. and
Mrs. George Mann, who passed
away April 28, 1944 and May 6,
1944, and dear sister, Lulu
(Mann) Crittenden, who passed
away August 14, 1948.
Memory's lane is a lovely lane,
Where thoughts are ever true,
Along this way we always stray
Because it leads to you.
— Lovingly remembered by the
family,
— 18p
LAWSON: In loving memory of
Andrew A. Lawson who passed
away May 2, 1967. Sadly
missed by sisters, Mrs. Florence
Miller and Mrs. Annie Medd. —
18b
28. ROOM and BOARD
SEPARATE rooms for 2
boarders. Would pack lunches.
Phone 482-9540 after 5 p.m. ,
18b
OPEN
HOUSE
You are invited to attend
an open house to see an
alt -electric starter pullet
building. Plan to come on
MAY 8
THURSDAY
1:00 - 9:00 P.M.
AT
HARRY
BAKKER'S,
114 Miles South of Blyth
SEE
a fail safe electrical
system.
a low insurance rate
building,
two tier stairstep cage
brooding.
hot water heating.
Bring Your Friends
FREE
COFFEE
DONUTS
YOUR HOSTS
Harry Bakker
witzer COMM' Ction
Howson and Howson
Neuhauser Hatchery
Ontario Hydro
Qlinton Novvs Record Thur$d y, May 1,1969 ,a' •
TIME IS GROWING SHORT
CUPS & SAUCERS .- $1.50 to $3.25
LIMQGE FIGURINES
TILLEY LEATHER GOODS
WALLETS --CLUTCH PURSES—FRENCH PURSES
$4.50 to $12.00,
Srnfth's
OFFICE
SUPPLIES
1Fx.rmerly Mai F''an's)
AL8 RT ST
_ 4829766 _
CLINTON,
P.$, We have a fine selection
of graduagpn cards too ,
,SUMMER TOYS
K1D5 - It's kite time.
We have RAY RATS --•
SKYRAIDER --
STI NG -A -REE --
FRISfrEES
Reg. $1,19 —
Pro $1.49--
Indoor $1.98
SKIPITS . - - . , , . 69c'
PLASTIC GOLF SETS . 98c
SKIPPING ROPES
15c, 25c, 39c
MARBLES — assorted sizes
SILLY PUTTY 98,c
Complete Range of
PAINT -BY -NUMBER SETS
79c to $7.00
HENSALL DISTRICT CO-OPERATIVE
OFFERS
BEAN CONTRACTS
GRAIN CONTRACTS
WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF SEED,
FERTILIZER AND CHEMICALS FOR YOUR SPRING NEEDS
GRASS SEED,...
SEED GRAIN....
SEED BEANS
CO-OP SEED CORN
FERTILIZER... .
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ANHYDROUS AMMONIA
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ATRAZINE
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SWEATSHIRTS
Gold, Green, Blue, Black
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Reg. 2.79
BOY'S
SPRING JACKETS
Sizes 10 to 16
Balance
of
Range
$11 98
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' Name Brand — Reg. 1.25
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Reg. to 29.50
17.95
YOUNG MEN'S
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DRESS PANTS
Sizes 28 to 36
Reg. 12.95 - 14.95
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