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TED HOLMES
145 beer Park Circle, London
471.6005 1 SYNDICATE, LIMITED
CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
PAZ,KNIT HOSIERY LTD.
Albert St. N„ Clinton
Sale will consist of hosiery, office equipment, machines,
furniture and antiques on Saturdays March 27, 1971 at
12t30 o'Clotk Sharp.
Large quantity of hosiery to be sold — al1 Sizes available.
Office equipment IhtlUdes desk, chairs, tables, fire proof
cabinet, two Security safes — (one 6' and one 3')
International punch clock (antique)
Machines include 30 Scbtt William Seamless 'knitting
machines, 2 Marheni printing Inathines, Webster air
cbtnpressor4 tape dispensers, paper dispensers, paper baler,
Gilson 1 It.p..coaling unit, paper cutter, 2 poly jaw heat
sealers, one 1000 lb and brie 300 lb. scales, 1000 expansion
springs, 15 ft. square and round steel shafts, two 16" fans,
ao Motors tonitting of D.C. 550, 220, 110 from 1/4 to S
h.p., electrical panels, compressor Unit, two 14" unit
heaters, steel and wood windows, large quantity of glass, 25
bazar machine lights, 30 steel and wood tables and work
benches, lumber, bolts, Steel, V-pulleys,flourescent lights,
cupboards, canvas stretcher and many more articles.
Furniture (antiques) tables, chairs, Crocks, Victrolla
Phonograph, lawn chairs, davenport, new Westinghouse
refrigerator.
"TERMS CASH"
REASON FOR SALE — "GOING OUT OF BUSINESS"
Proprietor or Auctioneer not responsible for any accidents
on the pretniset.
WILi:kEb PARKER — Proprietor
BRUCE RATHWELL — Auctioneer
Pherie 482-3120
SALE WILL BE HELD INSIDE
Clinton News-Repord, Thursday, March 25, 197 11
11, SERVICES
JOHNSTON ELECTRIC —
Wiring Contractors, electric
heating, pumps and repairs.
Light Fixtures. Bayfield
505-2838. —11 tfn
TRI-TOWN
BOOKKEEPING SERVICE
INCOME TAX
Grnpit t e record preparation
and maintenance,
, LAWRENCE BEANE
BRUCEFIELD
482-9260.
—1-16 b
REMODELLING, renovations,
roofing and floor laying,
xpertly done. All odd jobs-
ound the home. Kitchen
upboards a specialty. Phone
82-7676. Ken MeNairn. —2tfn
2.NOTICE to CR EllITORS
N THE ESTATE OF MARY
ANE ELLWOOD, late of the
own of Clinton in the County
f Huron, Married Woman,
eceased.
LL persons having claims
gainst the Estate of the
bove-named who died on the
9th day of January, A.D. 1971,
re required to file full
articulars thereof with the
ndersigned on or before the
9th day of March, A.D. 1971,
ter which date the assets will
distributed, having regard
illy to the claims of which the
ndersigned shall then have
• tice,
ATED at Clinton, Ontario, this
h day of March, A.D. 1971.
E. B. MENZIES, Q.C.,
Clinton, Ontario,
Solicitor for the
said Estate.
—10, 11, 12b
5. AUCTION SALE
AUCTION SALE
antique glass, china and
.usehold effects at the Auction
ooms, one mile south of
oderich on Highway 21, on
Saturday, April 3, 1971
at 10:30 a.m.
anberry glass; Mary Gregory
ss; Carnival glass; pressed
ss; Hob-nail glass; hanging
ps; oil lamps; telephone;
all spinning wheel; dough
>x; coffee grinder; sword;
otgun; clocks; vases; jugs;
oaks; scales; china rolling-pin;
filet sets; 21" Motorola TV;
come set; chrome chairs;
udio couch; chests of drawers;
dein Barber' chair; hair 'diAkil
all tables; trunks; mirrors;
gs; mats; etc.
erms — cash.
Mike Cummings,
Auctioneer,
524-9064.
12,13
1 SERVICES
15. AUCTION SALE
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
of 24 dairy cows, machinery,
hay and grain will be held for
Kieth Pressey, Lot 13, Con. 8,
Colborne Twp., two miles west
of Auburn or four miles east of
the Nile, on
Monday, April 5, 1971
at 1;30 p.m.
DAIRY COWS: 19 young Jersey
cows; .3 Holstein cows; 1
Ayrshire cow; 1 Guernsey cow.
Most of the cows, due in April,
dates given sale day, milk quota,
subject to board approval.
GRAIN AND HAY: 390 bu,
mixed grain; 200 bu. buckwheat;
300 bales hay.
MACHINERY: W.D. 45 Allis
Chalmers tractor with heat
houser; John Deere M.J, tractor
with loader; Allis Chalmers 9 ft.
cultivator; Allis Chalmers 60
combine, with flax rolls, pickup
and attachments; 2 Allis
Chalmers (66 and 60) combines
for parts only; I.H.C. 45 baler;
M.H. No. 6 mower,7 ft,; M.H.
No. 11 4 bar side rake; M.H. No.
11 tractor manure spreader;
Flurrey Bissel disc, 32 plate;
George White cultivator; I1H,C. 3
furrow ace bottom plow on
rubber; 3 section spring tooth
harrows; rubber tired wagon
with rack; 2 wheel grain trailer;
4 section harrows; 28 Malco bale
elevator with heavy duty 1/2
horse motor; 16 ft. grain auger;
2 wheel trailer; 1953 Buick car;
plywood box for 1/2 ton truck;
chicken shelter; 5 x 5 metal tool
shed; litter carrier bucket with
120 ft, track; 28 Beatty steel
stanchions (2 yrs. old); 14 water
bowls; 3A inch piping; fence
stretchers; fence posts; tools;
smaller items too numerous to
mention.
Terms — cash. Farm sold. Owner
or auctioneer not responsible for
accidents.
Brian Rintoul,
Auctioneer,
Whitechurch,
Phone 357-2349.
12,13
16. ENGAGEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Salverda, RR
1, Clinton, wish to announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Betty, to Mr. Anna Otten, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Otten, RR
2, St. Paul's, The wedding will
take place April 3, 1971, in the
Bethel Free Christian Reformed
Church, Munro, at 3 p.m. —12b
Mr. and Mrs. Harold East are
happy to annourrec— • the
engagement of their eldest
daughter, Linda Mary to Mr.
Beverly Albert Nott, eldest son
of Mr, and Mrs, Elgin Nott,
Clinton. The wedding will take
place the early part of April.
—12b
11. SERVICES
16, ENGAGEMENTS
• • "
Mr, and Mrs, Andrew Veenstra,
RR 4, Clinton, .Ontario, are
pleased to announce the
forthcoming marriage of their
daughter, Gertie, to Jack H.
Gerrity, son of Mrs. M. Gerrits,
RR 1, Clinton, Ontario. The
wedding will take place Friday,
April 16th, 1971, at 7:30 p.m,
in Christian Reformed Church,
Clinton, Ontario, —12p
17. BIRTHS
ERICKSON; Walter and Ivlilvena
of hayfield are pleased to
announce the birth of a
daughter, Lydia Ellen, on
Friday, March 5, 1971 in
Alexandra Marine and General
Hospital, Goderich,
OSTROM: Lorraine and Rick
are very proud to announce the
arrival of their son, Gregory
Kent on March 22, 1971, in
Clinton Public Hospital.
McINTOSH: Kay and Ron are
very happy to announce the
arrival of their daughter, Tracy
Lynn on March 20, 1971 in
Clinton Public Hospital.
STOREY: Shirley and Jim are
happy to announce the arrival of
their son Joseph on March 21,
1971, in Clinton Public Hospital.
RATUSHNIAK: Ken and
Sharon (nee Brown) are happy
to announce the arrival of a
daughter Tonya Suzanne at
Clinton Public Hospital, March
19, 1971.
18. DEATHS
ELLIOTT: Passed away at
Huronview on Wednesday,
March 17, 1971, Priscilla L.
Elliott, wife of the late Victor
Elliott, in her 86th year. The
funeral service was held at
Beattie Funeral Home on
Friday, March 19 with interment
in Maitland Cemetery, Goderich.
DAVISON: Passed away at
Seaforth Community Hospital,
on Wednesday, March 17, 1971,
Russell Davison, of Bayfield in
his 67th year. He is survived by
sisters Mrs. Henry (Lulu) Lord,
,Montreal; Mrs. Thomas (Gladys)
Mallett, Londog; brothers, Fred
of Detroit and Lyall and Melvin,
both of Bayfield. The funeral
was held at Ball Funeral Home
on Saturday, March 20 with
interment in Bay field Cemetery.
WATKINS: Passed away at
Clinton on Thursday, March 18,
1971, Miss Sadie Watkins,
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Watkins; in her 92nd
year. The funeral was held at
Bail Funeral Home on March 20
with interment in Clinton
Cemetery.
HILL: Passed away in Toronto
on Sunday, March 21, 1971,
Lauren° (Fitzsimons) Hill,
beloved wife of the late Arnold
Hill and dear mother of Ross
Fitzsimons, Toronto and
Norman Fitzsimons of Goderich.
The funeral service will be held
at Beattie Funeral Home on
Thursday, March 25 at 1:00
p.m. with interment in Clinton
Cemetery.
20. CARDS of THANKS
WATKINS: The family of the
late Sadie Watkins wish to
express their thanks to friends,
neighbours and relatives for
floral tributes and donations to
the Cardiac Fund. Special thanks
to Rector Sharpie° and St.
Paul's Church, Dr. Newland and
nurses of Clinton Public
Hospital. The Watkins Family.
—12b
2Q. CARDS of THANKS
VRA10: would like to thank
my friends, neighbours, and
relatives for Cards, .gifts and
also the Varna .U,OM,
while I ilefte a patient in Victoria
Hospital, Tom, Craig. —1,eh
21. IN MEMORIAMS
YOUNG: In loving memory of a
dear wife and mother, Rosa Jane
Young, who passed away March
25, 1970.
"Two tired eyes are sleeping,
Two willing hands are still
For one who suffered far too
much is resting in God's will.
You never said goodbye to us
Perhaps it's, just as well
We never could have said
goodbye
To one we loved so well,"
Sadly missed by Dad, son
Kenneth and Audrey. —12b
4-H Rabbit
club offered
The South Huron Rabbit
Breeders Association held their
March meeting on Tuesday,
March 16 in Elimville Hall, one
week late owing to bad weather.
The February meeting had been
cancelled for the same reason.
The business of the evening
began with election of officers.
President David Stanley,
Vice-president Pat Dickey and
Secretary-treasurer Angus
Murray were returned to office.
George Carpenter was elected as
Commercial Representative to
replace Bill Dickey who has been
elected as a Director of the
Canadian Commercial Rabbit
Growers Association. Mr. Dickey
remains in charge of Meat
Marketing for the club and also
assumes the duties of Club
Librarian. Mrs, Joyce Dickey
was elected Press Secretary.
Guest speaker was Leonard
MacGregor from Clinton,
representative of the
Department of Agriculture, 4-11
Division. He informed the club
of the steps required in starting a
4-H Rabbit Club in this area,
stating this would be the first
4-H Rabbit Club in Ontario. The
club accepted the challenge
unanimously. The club will be
open to all interested youth
between the ages of 12 and 20
and anyone interested can
contact any member of the club.
An advisory committee to the
4-H was formed consisting of
George Carpenter, Angus
Murray, Jim Donaldson, David
Stanley and Bill Dickey.
Auctioneer for the Dutch
auction was Bill Dickey and
winner of the prize was Kay
Murray. Lunch was served
following the meeting. The next
meeting will be held in Elimville
on April 13.
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U.C.W. met Monday evening
March 15 at the home of Addle
thinking. The President Ruth
Vincent opened Meeting with
hymn $ "When I survey the
wondrous cross". Marjorie
Duizer read the scripture, The
president read the meditation,
The roll call was answered by
17
The
and four visitors.
The secretary remarked that
four members had perfect
attendance in 1970, The minutes
were read and adopted. A
discussion was held on next
Sunday's social evening, The
ham supper was set for May 19.
It was decided to give "Good
news to modern man" to the
church members married in the
church. The next meeting will be
April 19 in the church, Program
was given by June Fothergill and
Betty Hulley on Columbia and
British Guinea. Posters and a
film illustrated the program. The
meeting closed with a hymn.
Lunch was served by Betty
Millar and Helen Lee.
A large number of people
enjoyed the community and
church social on Sunday evening
in the church, different games
were played, followed by lunch,
served by Aimwell unit. An
audience of 75 to 80 was
present.
The Boy Scouts enjoyed a
hike on Saturday to Bandon and
surrounding woods under the
leadership of Nick Whyte and
Ian Hulley.
The organist, choir ,leader and
men of Londesboro United
Church are to be complimented
on mens choir, which is a new
venture here and much
appreciated.
Miss Barbara Burns of St,
Josephs Hospital, London, spent
weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs.,Bob Burns.
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FRIDAY, MARCH 26
NOTICE
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Lbcal 317
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Friday, April 2 6:3O p.m,
ZURICH COMMUNITY CENTRE
Guest Speaker: REV. FINLAY STEWART
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ELECTION 0! OFFICERS AT 8;30 P.M.
Members Please be Present for Elections
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MRS. BERT SHOBOROOK
Dr. and Mrs, C. A. Myers of
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan visited
this past week with Rev,
McDonald,
Mrs. Laura Lyn is in London
with Mr. Bon Neal and Douglas
while Marguerite is in St.
Joseph's Hospital having had
surgery on Wednesday, We wish
her a speedy reeovery.
Miss Edythe Beacom went to
London on Saturday to spend
the week with Mr, Ron Neal and
Mrs, Laura Lyn.
Miss Brenda Livingston of
Etobicoke is spending the
holidays with her grandmother
Mrs. Livingston.
Master Danny Lear is a
patient in Sick Children's
Hospital, London, He was to
have surgery on his leg on
Tuesday and is to have surgery ,
on other leg later this week.
Mr, Harry Lear and Rev.
McDonald visited on Friday
evening with Danny. Mrs. Lear
returned home with them.
Master Douglas Wood of
Wingham spent last week and
Greg and Brenda Andrews of
Toronto this week with their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Wood.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Durnin on Sunday were
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kerslake of
Exeter and Mr. Lorne Durnin
and J.D. of Lucknow.
Mrs. Joe Marzano, Candace,
and Glen of Toronto are
spending a couple of weeks with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Caldwell, Allan and
Wendy.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Gaunt,
Michael and Randy of Hanover
spent weekend with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gaunt.
Mrs. Glen Robinson and
Diana of Prescott are the holiday
week with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Emmerson Hesk.
Miss Brenda Langille of
Terrace Bay is visiting this week
with Misses Connie and Joan
Howatt.
Mrs. Norman Radford of
Blyth spent Sunday with her
brother Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Shobbrook,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Howatt and
family of Stratford visited his
mother here and his father Mr.
Wilmer Howatt in Clinton
Hospital.
Miss Fay Mason had tonsil
Onggien .911efridaY„ill. Clinton
Hospital.
There were six tables in play
at Hall board card party Friday
night. Prize winners were: high
lady, Mrs. Norman Wright; lady's
lone hand, Mrs. Bert Shobbrook;
lady's low, Mrs. Lloyd Pipe;
men's high, Ken Hulley; lone
hands, Pere Gibbings; men's low
Bert Shobbrook, There will be
another card party in two weeks
on April 2.
The Aimwell Unit of the
LANSING' I wish to thank
everyone who was so very kind
to me with visits, flowers, gifts,
treats, letters and cards while
was a patient in St. Joseph's
Hospital, London end Clinton
Hospital. Special thanks to Dr.
R. W. Street, Pastor Fry, Miss
Elliott and the nurses on second
floor, my -molt-mates, the
therapist and Mrs. McLean, also
Isobel and Bob Turner who
looked after my home during
my absence. Everything was very
much appreciated. 'Beth Lansing.
—12b
JERVIS: The family of the late
Bob Jervis wish to express their
sincere thanks to relatives,
friends and neighbours for the
kindness and sympathy shown
to them in the passing of a
beloved husband and father,
Special thanks to the members
of Masonic Lodge No. 84, to Dr.
Addison, Rev. Wonfor and the
Ball Funeral Home. Annie Jervis,
Polly and Carol Powell. —12b
ERICKSON: 'Baby Lydia =and 1
would like to thank everyone for
cards, gifts, flowers while we
were in hospital and since
returning home. Special thanks
to Dr. Mills, nurses arid „staff on
2 East, L.O.T3.A. No. 712
Seaforth, 'trinity Guild, hayfield
and to Amity Nora. Milvena and
13eby Lydia. —121)
COLEMAN: I would like to
express my sincere appreciation
to all who visited me, sent Lards,
flowers, treats, etc., while a
patient in both South Huron and
St. Joseph's Hospitals, Special
thanks to all the Doctors and
Nurses, Rev. M. Meirrisdn and
Westlake Ambulance, Your
thoughtfulness will always be 'remembered. Mts. Harvey
Coleman. —14
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