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--fiTEWAY, SEPTEMBER 7
KLIP and KURL
REALITY SALON
AUBURN
OPENING SPECIAL
$15,00 PERM FOR 10.00
for Appointment Call 526.75Q5
CLEARANCE SALE
On All Fleetwood Stock
COLOUR - BLACK & WHITE - STEREOS
Savings Are Tremendous
A REAL SPECIAL IS
FsLugEgEesTteWdOLOistD $21 91911.95POtRITAABL0E:95
PRICED TO CLEAR AT '11 441
HURRY AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE SAVINGS AT
LARRY'S RADIO & TV
SALES & SERVICE
PHONE 523.9640 BLYTH, ONT.
"ALL SALES BACKED BY SERVICE"
35b
HIGHWAY 4
NOW TWO LOCATIONS
TO SERVE YOU
Grand Bend and Clinton
35b
NOW OPEN
IVAN and MICKEY'S
GULF SERVICE STATION
(Formerly Clayt's Gulf)
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. -21eow
WHEELCHAIRS - The C.P.&T.
Fund of Clinton Oddfellows
Lodge have wheelchairs available
for loan free, Contact H. J.
Steffen, 482-9937, or Mrs. M.
Batkin, 432-3866. -35
STAN BLOWES Travel Service,
32 Wellington Street, Stratford.
For all airlines, steamships, rail,
hotel reservations, tours. Low
bank rates on time payments,
Prepaid arrangements for
relatives visiting from overseas.
Call 271-5710. -35
RED BRAND BEEF
Front quarters, hind quarters,
side or chuck.
CUSTOM KILLING
Pigs, Beef.
Cut and wrapped for your home
freezer.
Phone Bill Crawford,
BAYFIELD MEATS
565-2829
or
482-9093
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13. PUBLIC NOTICES
URGENT: Anyone witnessing
an accident on July 14, 1971, at
10:45 pen., on Highway 4, just
south of Clinton, please calf
482-3464.-35b
14. BUSINESS NOTICES
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
I will no longer be responsible
for debts incurred without my
writteh permission, Charlie Ross,
147 Fulton Street, Clinton,
-34,35,86b
Do it Yourself
DIVORCE GUIDE
As described in National
Magazines. For further
information write;
RATHWELL'S
notrimovvolowwwwww
SOUND SERVICE
AUCTIONEER
APPRAISER
Bruce Rathwell
RR 1, Brucefield, Ont.
PHONE 482-3120
30tfn
11. SERVICES •
TREE' SERVICE. Fully insured.
Free estimates. Dead Elm
removal, pruning, etc. Phone
482-9134. -32tfn
SCREENED
TOP SOIL
Excavating
Backhoe Work
Gravel
LYLE MONTGOMERY
Clinton
Phone - 4824844
REMODELLING, renovations,
roofing and floor laying,
expertly done. All odd jobs
around the home. Kitchen
cupboards a specialty. Phone
482-7676. Ken McNairn. -2tfro
Sewing Machine
PROBLEMS?
Servicing All Makes
New & Used Sales
Alex Reed
197 Bayfield Rd., Goderich
524-8465
LL' BABYSIT children in my
iorne. Phone 482-9467. -Shp
OULD like to babysit, Monday
hrough Friday, in my own
ome, close to hospital. Phone
82-7603. -35, 36,37,88p
LL BABYSIT, or do light
ousekeeping by' day or week,
onday through Saturday.
hone 482-'7034. -35p
JOHNSTON ELECTRIC -
Wiring Contractors, electric
heating, pumps and repairs,
Light Fixtures, Bayfield
565-2838. -11 tfn
LET US REPAIR AND MAKE
your rings and jewellery like
new.. Diamond rings renewed
and stones safely secured -
don't take chances. Expert work
done reasonably to your
satisfaction, Watch repairs and
pearl restringing. W. N. Counter,
Clinton, Ontario. -tfn
Goderich Psychiatric Hospital
REGISTERED NURSES
PART TIME
REGISTERED NURSES
Required Mr 250 bed active therapeutic hospital affiliated
with the University of Western Ontario, London.
$142.00 - $159.75 per week Registered
Nurses Ialary differential for two or more
years recent experience)
$19.70 per day - Part-Time Registered
Nurses
OUALiFICATiONE: Registration in Onterio
Apply te:
Director -Of Nursing,
Goderith Psychiatric Hospital,
Goderich, Ontario,
WOMEN'S ACRYLIC KNIT
PULLOVERS &
BELTED CARDIGANS
REG.
5.98 3.97
S OD GI]
SURPRISE PARTY
Open This Thursday Evening From 7 to ?
REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED
Many Exceptional Low Price Bargains Such As
GIRLS 744 LONG SLEEVE
PULLOVERS
n8G8
NYLON
KNIT
127 i()04 t9
KNIT
RUNNING SHOES
BOYS & GIRLS MEN & WOMEN
SIZES 1 5 6 11
1.47 1.57
500 SHEET
REFILLS
SPECIAL137
PKG.
PLUS MANY OTHER SURPRISES
PLUS 10% DISCOUNT PLUS
PLUS
ON ALL PURCHASES
MADE THURSDAY EVENING
EXCEPT THE SPECIALS PLUS
ODD DO
A, FL MANNERS Open Fri*. CL INTO N
YOUTH'S 8 16 FLARED
Corduroy Pants.
SPECIAL
PURCHASE 2.77
ONE SIZE STRETCH
PANTY HOSE
WHILE 4
THEY PR.
LAST
BROADFOOTz Tr. Marilyn and
-32-37 Edward Broadfoot, RR 5,
Clinton, at Victoria Hospital,
London on Thursday, August 15. AUCTION SALE 26, 1971, a daughter, Nancy
- Marie,
RIND RAISING AUCTION
'FOR THE NEW
BRUCEFIELD UNITED CHURCH
Saturday, September 4th, at
1:00 pen. in the Brueefield Ball
Park, consisting of furniture,
appliances arid a large number of
antiques, pump organ; New
Haven thirty hour clock; Seth
Thomas Ship clock; oil lamps;
telephone; trunks; blanket
boxes; lamps; picture frames;
odd chairs; rocking chairs;
tables; part toilet tots; wash
stands; dishes; glassware and
Melly more articles.
LEGAL PUBLICATIONS
Box 5138, Station A, Toronto
Remendeet for a good cause.
Consignment arid donations still
appreciated. Free pickup,
Refingen Auction Service
Brucefield, Ontario,
4824120
Also same time, same place -
Ba ke Sale sponsored by
Brucefield UCW.
35
,
'20. CARDS of THANKS
S H A DDICK: At Alex en rhea
hospital, GOderieh., on August
28, 1971, to Mr. and Mrs. John
Shaddick,Gotletich, a son.
MacLEAN: Merlin and Ann (nee
Alexander) ate happy to
announce the birth of a eon,
Jason Alexander on August 26,
1971 in arable Public Hospital,
GOOD; I would Jibe to thank all
those who visited. me, sent
flowers, cards and made
enquiries while a patient in
Clinton Ftiblie Hospital, Thanks
to Dr. •Harrett, the nurses on
first floor and housekeeping
staff, It was appreciated. --
Helen Good, "-35p
Clinton News-Record, Thursday, September 2, 1971 11
3. HELP WANTED
3ARN AT HOME addressing
Advertising envelopes, Students,
Adults .$2.00-Eihr. Rush a
ielf-addressed, stamped epvelepe
:letter unnecessary):
Employment Service,
Department K-1, Box 802,
%ague Falls, Ontario. - 27 - 36
PART-TIME
SALESLADY
WANTED
irlease apply in person at
LEE'S
Clinton, Ont.
- -
1 MATURE babysitter for
ten-month old child, to live in.
Duties to include some light
housework. Phone 482-3198,
'ART-TIME SECRETARY,
L-5 13,n1., five days a week.
?hone 4 8 2-3 821. Contact
Wilfred Mclntee Co. Ltd. -35b
AVON CALLING
Does an Avon Representative
on you? 'If not, perhaps you
could be the representative in
this area. For information, no
obligation, call Mrs. M. Millson,
17 Hawkesbury Ave., LONDON
32, 451-0541, Representative
for Avon required in
Elullett-Tuckersmith area now,
-35,37,39b
WANTED HWoman or girl to
do light housework for two. All
modern conveniences. Phone
482-9327. -35b
PART-TIME school secretary
required for school year.
Experienced preferred. Phone
482-7035 on or after September
6 between 9 and 4. -35b
HURON COUNTY Health Unit
requires a Clerk-Technician for
the Vision Testing Program,
Duties to commence September
20, 1971. Apply in confidence
with curriculum vitae to: Dr. G.
F. Mills, Acting Medical Officer
of Health, Huron County Health
Unit, Goderich, Ontario. -35b
HURON COUNTY
HOME CARE. PROGRAM
Huron County Health Unit
requires:
1. Qualified nurse for the
position of Nursing
Administrator for the Home
Care Program in Huron County,
duties to commence September
15, 1971.
2. Experienced person for
lerk-Typist position for the
ome Care Program in Huron
minty, duties to commence
.eptember 15, 1971.
pply in confidence with
urriculum vitae to Dr. G. F.
ills, Acting Medical Officer of
ealth, Court House, Goderich.
35
BA WANTED
ANTED; Boarders, Good
oom and board. Phone
829153. -34,35b
OARD AND ROOM in
or~ifortable home, lunches
mcked. Phone 482-9540, after
. -35p
111. LOST and FOUND
LOST - Child's red pedal ear on
Rattenbury St, Finder phone
482-9467. -35n
LOST; Female SIAMESE kitten
in week of August 23rd. Finder
please call Jervis Studio,
482-7006. 35b
mosirmiuswessaw esurafroomewe
11. SERVICES
eee
All types of foundations and
floors, cement barnyards.
Reasonable rates - free
estimates.
MALONEY BROS.
Dublin, Ontario.
345.2253-Phones-345-2964,
22tfn
JACK'S WOOD-TURNERY -
Custom Wood-turning a
specialty, also furniture repaired.
Hand-turned gift articles in
walnut, , cherry, etc. for sale in
workshop at rear of 84 Albert
St., Clinton John Plumtree.
Phone 482-9695. -ltfn
We do all types
of
JEWELLERY REPAIR
* Ring Sizing
* Claw Retipping
* Watch Repair
* Acutron Repair
ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD.
Centel, Seaforth and Walkerton
IMMI11.11111.1111.1111111.1.111.10.
12tfn,
INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR
painting and decorating -"Top
quality paint., and wallpaper
used, Free estimates on request.
-34,35,36,37,38b
CUSTOM KILLING
AND PROCESSING
Butchering dates-Tuesday and
Thursday '
TUESDAY - Beef and Pork
Thursday - Beef, Only
PICK-UP SERVICE AVAILABLE
Merner's Abattoir
237-3314 Dashwood
Chuter,Plumbing,
Heating & Electric
Furnace Installations
DeLaval Milker Supplies
Appliance Service
46 King Street Ph 482-7652
-San
WATCH REPAIR is a job for
experts. Our work assures you
satisfaction. Counter's Jewellery.
Hurnn County's Oldest
Establisher; Jewellery
Store, Clinton, Ontario. -tfb,
SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED
Modern Equipment
Work Guaranteed
Write oe Phone
HARVEY DALE, SEAPORTH
PHONE 482.3320
-2t,fn
PERCY WRIGHT, licensed
auctioneer, Kippen, Ontario,
Auction Sale Service that is most
efficient and courteous. Call the
Wright Auctioneer, Hensall,
262-5515. -33tfn
Continued from Page 8
pours) three blooms; Mrs, F.
Sloman, Mrs. McCann, Mrs.
POMO.
Any other flower grown from
seed, 1 stem of one bloom: Mrs.
Pullen, M. Epps, Mrs. Wiltze,
Potted plant: Mrs. C, E.
Elliott, Mrs. A. Barnett,
CHILDREN
PUBLIC SCHOOL AGE
Zinnias, large, 5 blooms: A.
Woods, S. Williams, C.
Middleton.
Artistic arrangement of dried
flowers: P, Van Damme, C.
Middleton, Adrienne Woods and
Jane Symons,
Asters, 5 blooms: C.
Middleton, S. Williams, J.
Symons.
Pansies, 5 blooms: J. Cook, S.
Williams, J. Symons.
Snap dragons, 5 stems: J.
Symons, C, Middleton, S.
Williams.
Petunias, single, plain
petalled, 5 blooms; C.
Middleton, P. Van Demme, A.
Wood.
Table bouquet, not over 10
inches high: C. Middleton, J.
Cook, S. Williams.
Make an animal using fruits,
vegetables, flowers or any
combination: S. Williams, B.
Galachiuk, P. Galachiuk,
JUNIOR GARDENERS
Christmas corsage, P. Van
Damme, J. Symons, C.
Middleton.
Christmas wreath, P. Van
Damme, C. Middleton, J.
Symons.
Varna
BY FRED McCLYMONT
The United Church Women
will hold their September
meeting on Thursday evening in
the Church, Mrs. Gordon Hill
will give a talk on her recent trip
overseas.
Regular Services will be
resumed in the United Church
next Sunday Sept. 5. Rev.
Murdock Morrison in charge.
Mr. Charles Pilgrim injured
his hand in an accident at the
local chopping mill.
Mrs. Tom Consitt returned
home last week after a stay in
Victoria Hospital.
15, AUCTION SALE
CLEARING AOOTION SALE
of farm Machinery, household
furniture and antiques at Lot 27,
Concession 12,
miles north of Seaforth, or three
miles south of Walton on
Saturday, September 11, at 1;00
13-m.
MACHINERY - Nuffield 1060,
fully hyd„ 3 PTEI (like new);
Hydrein, frilly mounted,
3-furrow, 16 in. plow;
Kopgskield` 111/2 ft. cultivator;
Coekshut 9 ft. double disc;
4-section diamond harrows; 7 ft.
New Idea mower; Cockshut aide
rack; M.H. 75 bu, manure
spreader; hay rack; 3 H.P. Gem
electric grinder; Lawnmaster
mower.
FURNITURE - General Electric
refrigerator; table and six
matching chairs; couch;
three-piece matehing bedroom
suite; paper rack; tables;
2-bedroom suites, including
washstands; lamps; buffet and
Leonard wash machines,
ANTIQUES AND MISC. -
Cutter and shaves; 1 set sleigh
wagon; cast iron kettle; horse
drawn ditch scraper; ox yoke,
complete; wagon wheels;
harness; turnip planter; muffler;
walking plow; buggy jack;
whipple trees and neck yoke; 2
cop per boilers; kitchen
cupboard; rocking chairs; crocks;
commode; rugs; steel bed;
picture frames; butter churn;
trunk; chairs; sideboard;
Montcalrn part set of dishes; and
many more articles.
Mrs. Charles McGavin,
Proprietress,
Eathwell's Auction Service,
Brucefield, 482-3120. .
35,36
TENDERS
TENDER
DRAINAGE SYSTEM
VILLAGE OF BAYFIELD
Tenders are invited for the
installation of a Concrete Tile
Drainage System in part of the
Village of Bayfield.
The work consists of the
installation of approximately
4000 feet of concrete tile and
eleven (11) catch basins plus
outfall works.
Sealed tenders, clearly
marked as to contents will be
received until 7:30 p.m,
September 8th, 1971, at the
office of the Clerk-Treasurer,
Mr. Gordon J, Graham,
Municipal Building, Bayfield,
Ontario.
Tender documents may be
studied from 2 to 5 p.m.,
Monday through Friday, of each
week up to 5 p.m. September
8th, 1971, at the Municipal
Building,Bayfield, without,
payment,' but may . mot be'"
removed from the building.
A limited number of
complete tender documents and
maps may be obtained from the
Village Clerk-Treasurer upon
payment of a deposit of $25.00
per set. Deposits will be
refunded on return of all tender
documents and maps in good
condition up to 10 days after
the receiving of tenders,
A certified cheque in the
amount of 10% of the bid and
payable to The Treasurer, The
Village of Bayfield, must
accompany each tender and the
successful bidder will be
required to furnish a 100%
Performance Bond.
The lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
Gordon J. Graham,
Clerk-Treasurer
The Corporation of the
Village of Hayfield
Hayfield, Ontario,
16. ENGAGEMENTS
and Mrs. Robert W. Cole of
Clinton are pleased to announce
the forthcoming marriage of
their daughter, Ellen Jean, to
Kenneth Arthur Colson, son of
Mr. and Me. Arthur Cohort of
Clinton. The wedding will take
place Saturday, October 2,
1971, at 4:00 p.m, in the
Wesley-Willis United Church,
Clinton, Ontario. --35b
maimplari awaragairmiriarodd ii
17, BIRTHS
MUNN: Bob and Eileen Munn
(nee Garrett) are happy to
announce the Arrival of a
daughter Jennifer Lynne,
Tuesday, August 17, 1971 at St.
Joseph's Hospital, Londoh,
HILL: We would like to express
eour thanks tti our family for
their many visits to us while ill
hospital, also to Our neighbours
and friends mid the Verna
fot the lovely flowers
arid cards, We deeply appreciate
your kindnesses.' - Lyle and
Kathleen Hill, -35b
20. AROS of THANKS lower show
BOW8E: A sincere thank you
for the flowers and cards which
my friends sent me while I was a
Patient at Clinton Public
Hospital, Special thanks to Dr.
Walden and Dr, Newland, the
nurses, and all other staff
members who helped make my
stay so pleasant, - June Howse.
-351)
ELLIOTT: The family of the
late Edward (Eddie) Elliott wish
to express their gratitude to
friends and neighbours for
expressions of sympathy and
many kind acts during their
recent bereavement. Special
thanks to Dr. Mowatt and the
Ball Funeral Home. - The
Elliott Family. -35p
CONSITT: I would like to
express my sincere thanks to all
my relatives, friends and
neighbours for visits, flowers,
gifts and cards while a patient in
St. Joseph's Hospital. Special
thanks to Dr, Wallace and
Westlake Ambulance. - Barbara
Consitt, -35b
HARRISON: I wish to take this
means, being unable to see you
all personally, to thank the
parishioners of Trinity Church,
Bayfield and St. James Church,
Middleton as well as the many
other friends in Bayfield and
Clinton for the wonderful
kindness and gift which
overwhelmed me and all who
made the reception Sunday
afternoon so memorable, God
bless you always, - Rev. E, J. B.
Harrison. - 35p
BAYLEY: I would like to
express my thanks to all those
who sent flowers, cards and
letters and visited me when I was
a patient in Clinton Hospital.
Also to doctors and nurses. -
Mrs. George Bayley. - 35p
McKINLEY: We would like to
thank everyone who called or
sent cards or helped in any way
to make our fiftieth wedding
anniversary such a happy and
enjoyable time, We will have
pleasant memories of the day in
the years ahead. Thanks again. -
Elgin and Elsie McKinley. - 35b
21. IN MEIVIORIAMS
WELSH: In loving memory of
Wilber Alexander Welsh, who
passed away- a year agog
September 6,
"Until the day breaks and the
shadows flee away."
- Ever remembered by his wife
Flossie, -35p
WELSH: In loving memory of a
dear father and grandfather,
Wilber Alexander Welsh, who
passed away one year ago,
September 6.
Our hearts still ache with
sadness,
And secret tears still flow,
What it meant to lose you,
No one will ever know,
When we are sad and lonely,
And everything goes wrong,
We seem to hear you whisper,
Cheer up arid carry on.
Each time we look at your
picture,
You seem to smile and say,
Don't cry, I'm only sleeping,
We'll meet again some day,
Your place on earth no one can
fill,
We love you Dad and always will.
-Daughter Lenore and family.
-35p
SMITH: Gordon Harold Smith
passed away two years ago,
August 31, 1969.
We travel down a winding road,
A road without an end;
And he who seems so far away -
Is only round the bend.
- Lovingly remembered by
mother, rather, sisters and
brothers, -35b
KEYES: In loving memory of a
dear husband and father, Elmore
A. Keyes, who Went to be with
the Lord, September 7, 1961.
"A little while, arid we shall
rhea again,
The loved ones gone before; but
in the rapturous joy
Of greetings, such as here we
cannot know.
And happy song, and heavenly
ernbraces,
And tender recollections rushing
back
Of pilgrim life, I think one
memory
More dear and sacred than the
test shall rise
And we who gather hi the
golden streets
Shall oft he stirred to speak with
grateful love
Of that dark day When Jesus
bade us climb
Some narrow steep leaning on
Him alone,"
Lovingly remembered anti
sadly missed by his wife
Florence and sons Grant and
Gerald, -35p
EMMERSON: In loving meireety
of e dear husband, Harold
Ernmerson, 'who passed awes/
four years ago, September 2,
1967.
Though absent you are very
near,
Still Toyed, still missed and very
dear.
- Ever remembered by his wife
and tan Hob." 35p
QUICK cash to pay bills or make
A purchase. Call Don Denomme,
Trans Canada Credit, 524-8349.
-10tfn
.EMPLOYMENT WANTED