HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1970-03-19, Page 1126. IN MEMORIAM
CLARK: In loving memory of a
dear husband, father and
grandfather, William J. Clark,
who passed away one year ago,
March 19, 1969.
"Loving memories never die,
As years roll on and days pass
by,
In our hearts memories are kept
Of the one we loved and will
never forget."
Lovingly remembered by his
wife, family and grandchildren.
— 12p.
STURGEON: In loving memory
of a-dear father, Joseph. Edward,
who passed away 2 years ago,
March 21, 1968.
"Through all our troubles he
helped us along.
If we live like him we will never
go wrong. '
On earth he was loved in heaven
he rests
God Bless you Dad you were
one of the best."
Always remembered and sadly
missed by daughter Helen,
son-in-law Dennis and wife
Maude. — 12p.
HOGGART: In loving memory
of a dear wife and mother, Mrs.
Wm. Hoggart, who passed away
March 19, 1965.
"Loving memories never die
As years roll on and days pass
by,
In our hearts a memory is kept
Of one we loved and never
forget."
Ever remembered by husband
and family. —12p.
28. ROOM and BOARD
ROOM AND BOARD — Apply.
Mrs, James Cog, 127 Princess W.
Clinton. 482-7003. 11,12b.
29. BUSINESS OFF.
SPARE TIME INCOME
Refilling and collecting money
from NEW TYPE high-quality
coin.operated dispensers in your
area. No selling. To quality you
must have ear, references, $600
to $2900 oath. Seven to twelve
hours weekly can net excellent
monthly income. More full time,
For personal interview Write
CANAPENN DISTRIBUTING.
LTD., DEPT, A, 166 bay St.,
Suite 205, Toronto 1, Ontario.
%elude phone number, 12p.
Auburn
Qiiriton Thursday, March 19, 1970 11
d an Distric
Mli,,Yslg5-gfiAQNQciC ,,r-.Porrrespontlent,,-,Ptinne•.0;6e7W.
Segnrth, when five .countless
took INtrt,
She was,chosen MPS Huron
Junior Farmer at their annual
,meeting and is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Bali.
Miss Oarolyn Riddell of RR
1, Dundalk was chosen Queen
over the tournament.
Princess was Miss Susan
Whitaker, Miss Minto Junior
Farmer of RR 3, Palmerston.
Over 50Q attended the day
long event and the dance that
followed,
FAREWELL PARTY
Over 60 neighbors gathered at
the old third line school last
Saturday evening for a farewell
party for Mr. and Mrs, Harold
Carter and Miss Barbara Carter.
The party was convened by
Mrs. Emmerson Rodgers and
cards were played followed by
dancing to McClinchey's
orchestra.
An address was read by
Robert Armstrong and a
reclining armchair was presented
' by Ernmerson Rodger and John
Armstrong.
Mrs. Ron Beecroft presented
Miss Barbara with a sterling
silver necklace and earring set.
Mr, and Mrs. Carter and Miss
Barbara thanked their neighbors
and lunch was served by the
ladies.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Carter
have sold their farm and will
move to their new home in
Goderich soon.
There's no excuse
for poor pasture land
these days
Pasture renovation with
Birdsfoot Trefoil and
Dalapon herbicide is now
economically feasible on over
one million acres of rough,
hilly pasture land in Ontario.
The renovation of rough land
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
and fertilizer. The result is
increased grazing capacity for
larger herds of beef cattle at
relatively low cost.
The renovation process 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
hand or power equipment
including air-operated
broadcasting craft. Check •
with your local Niagara dealer
or, your Niagara man Eric
Christensen, Guelph, and he
will tell you how to change
rough land pastures into
choice grazing area. —
NIAGARA CHEMICALS,
Burlington, Ontario.
‘S:11:41•CA.I.No
feed service
now available at
WEITIALIFFER'S
FEED MILL
35 MARY ST. CLINTON
4824792
16, -TENDERS
TENDERS WANTED
For
HALF-TON TRUCK
1. Specifications and tender
farms are available at the of floe
of the Maitland Valley
Conservation Authority in
Wroxeter or by .Writing Box -760,
Listowel, Ontario.
2. Sealed tenders clearly marked
as to contents will be received
by the Secretary-Treasurer,
Maitland Valley Conservation
Authority, Box 760, Listowel
until 5;00 P.M„ Tuesday, April
7, 19'70.
3. Lowest or any other tender
not necessarily accepted. ,
MAITLAND VALLEY
CONSERVATION AUTHORITY
Box 760, Telephone:
Listowel, Ontario. 335-3557
12,13b.
17. NOTICE to CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE OF EDWARD
JOHNSON WELSH, LATE OF
THE TOWN OF CLINTON IN
THE COUNTY OF HURON,
RURAL MAILMAN,
DECEASED.
ALL persons having claims
against the Estate of the
above-named who died on the
13th day of February, A.D.
1970, are required to file full
particulars thereof with the
undersigned on or before the 6th
day of April, A,D. 1970, after
which date the assets will be
distributed, having regard only
to the claims of which the
undersigned shall then have
notice.
DATED at Clinton, Ontario, this
10th day of March, A.D. 1970.
E. B. MENZIES, Q.C.,
Clinton, Ontario,
Solicitor for the said Estate.
12,13,14b.
IN THE ESTATE OF
KATHERINE McGREGOR,
LATE OF THE TOWN OF
CLINTON IN THE COUNTY
OF HURON, RETIRED
SCHOOL TEACHER,
DECEASED.
ALL persons having claims
against the Estate of the
above-named, who died on the
23rd day of January 1970, are
required to file full particulars
thereof with the undersigned on
or before the 25th day of March
1970, after which date the assets
will be distributed, having regard
only to the claims of which „the
undersigned shall then have
notice.
Dated at Clinton, Ontario this
2nd day of March, A.D. 1970.*-i '
r,
Clinton, Ontario,
Solicitor for the said Estate.
10,11,12b.
IN THE ESTATE OF MARTHA
ELIZABETH LOCKHART,
LATE OF_THE TOWNSHIP OF
TUCKERSMITH IN THE
COUNTY OF HURON, WIDOW,
DECEASED.
ALL persons having claims
against the Estate of the
above-named, who died on the
20th day of January, A.D. 1970,
are required to file full
particulars thereof with the
•undersigned on or before the
23rd day of March, A.D. 1970,
after which date the assets will
be distributed, having regard
only to the claims of which the
undersigned shall then have
notice.
DATED at Clinton, Ontario, this
26th day of February, A.D.
1970.
E. B. MENZIES, Q.C.,
• Clinton, Ontario,
Solicitor for the said Estate.
10,11,12b,
IN THE ESTATE OF ERNEST
ALBERT VANDERBURGH,
LATE OF THE TOWN OF
CLINTON IN THE COUNTY
OF HURON, RETIRED
SALESMAN, DECEASED.
ALL persons having claims
against the Estate of the
above-named who died on the
25th day of January, A.D. 1970,
are required to file• full
particulars thereof with the
undersigned on or before the
30th day of March, A.D. 1970,
after which date the assets will
be distributed, having regard
only to the claims of which the
undersigned shall then have
notice:
DATED at Clinton, Ontario, this
6th day of March, A.D. 1970,
E. B. MENZIES, Q.C.,
Clinton, Ontario,
Solicitor for the said Estate.
11,12,13b.
IN THE ESTATE OF METHA
ELMA 11,/lacPHERSON, LATE
OF THE TOWN OF CLINTON
IN THE COUNTY OF HURON,
RETIRED SCHOOL TEACHER,
DECEASED. '
ALL persons having clainis
against the Estate of the
above-earhed, Who died on 14th
day of January, A.D. 1970, are
required to file full particulars
thereof With the undersigned brt
or before the 23rd day of March,
A.D. 1970, after which date the
assets Will be distributed, having
regard only to the claim of
,Vehieh the undersigned
s
gned shall then
have notice.
DAT8i3 at Clinton,'Ontario; this
25th day of February, A.D.
10,70;
t. )3. MtNZItS,
Clinton, Ontarie,
Solicitor for the said Estate,
10,11,12h,
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bennett of
A m h e rs t burg visited last
Saturday with his uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. William
Straughan,
Kenneth Sproul, Bob Hickey,
Jim Hickey and Marinus Baker
spent a weekend recently at
Nashville to attend the Grand
Old Opry there.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Rathwell,
Michael and Janice of Chatham
spent the weekend with her
mother, Mrs. Gordon Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Robinson
25. CARDS OF THANKS • of Toronto spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
DALE: Our heartfelt thanks to Ross Robinson.
all who have helped in any -way H, Odbert of Stratford spent
in the building of our barn. The a few days last week with his
giving of your time, the money daughter, Mrs. Elmer Trommer,
and materials donated are deepl?, Mr. Trommer and Connie.
appreciated. — Norman anck
Dianne Dale. -12b, Miss Diane Kirkconnell of
„„Annipeg, 1p,,visiting her parents,
ANDR,EWS.: ,,My sincere thanks
to my relatives and many friends
for gifts, flowers and carITS"—
received while a patient in.
Clinton Hospital. Thanks also to;
Dr. Harrett, Dr. Mowatt and the
nurses and staff on second floor.
Also I want to say thanks to my
many friends who remembered
me when I was transferred to.
Victoria Hospital in London and
since my return. — Mrs. Frank
Andrews. — 12p,
KNQX 'WOO
The .Easter Thankeffering
service of Knox Presbyterian
Women's Missionary Society was
held last week at the hew of
Mrs. DellaidliairieS,
The meeting was in charge -of
the president, Mrs, Wilfred
Sanderson and she opened it
with A call to worship and
Prayer,
The devotional was in charge
of Mrs, R, U, MacLean who
brought an inspiring Easter
message and challenged all to
live on the right side of Easter,
Mrs, Haines played an organ,
solo' i three - favorite Easter
hymns.
The guest speaker of the
Afternoon was Mrs. John Pollock
of Goderich, Httron Presbyterial
President.
She chose for her -theme "No.
Changes in a Changing World,"
She commenced by relating,
the changes in styles as to dress
stating that the mini, the midi
and the maxi were not new, as
We had those styles all back in
the early 20's and during the_
First World War when women in
the army wore long, ankle-length.
coats.
She spoke of the great
advancement in science like
man's trip to the moon. •
She asked all to Itaket air
inventory on how we worked for
the church and the W,M.S. She
challenged all to have faith and
trust and to believe in Christ.
She said true success will then be
accomplished in our lives. , *
Mrs. Roy Daer thanked 11/1r.
Pollock for her message and
presented her with a gift.
The benediction pronounced
by Mrs. Sanderson.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
Haines, assisted by Miss Frances
Houston, Mrs. W. Sanderson and
Mrs. W. Bradnock.
AUBURN PRINCESS
Congratulations aft extended-
to Miss Brenda Ball, RR 1,
Auburn on being chosen princess
at the Junior Farmer broomball
tournament held recently 'at
5, REAL ESTATE
FARM PROPERTIES
QDERICII TOWNSHR, 11.20
ores, 9-room house with bath
mi. oil ftirnace, dairy barn,
table gleaner, milkhouse, hulk
ogler, 2 silos, silo unloader, 28
Ik cows, 27 heifers, good line
f implements.
ODERICH TOWNSHIP. 10
res, 9-room house, bath,
mace, barn 45 1.c. 55,
plernerit .shed, henhouse. Price
14,090.
TANLEY TOWNSHIP.,
highway farm, 200 acres,
1-room •brick house, bath, oil
Mace, barns 90 x 75 — 50 x
0, implement shed 72 x 36,
eel tiled land, new henhouse
80 x 40, room for 10,000 hens
cages.
ODERICH TOWNSHIP. 68
res of bush, 70% hardwood.
UNGANNON AREA. 100
ree, 9-room frame house, bath,
ii furnace, barn 64 x 40 — 20 x
0.
EAFORTH AREA, 100 acres,
-room house, bath and furnace,
ew barn, tie-up for 42 cows,
ilkhouse, bulk cooler.
HREE-BED ROOM school
ouse, 3-piece bath, oil furnace.
rucefield area,
ODERICH TOWNSHIP. 160
res, 9-room house, bath, oil
unlace, barn 40 x 60,
ODERICH TOWNSHIP, 200
ores, new 3-bedroom house,
ath, oil furnace, barns 32 x 60
40 x 50, new henhouse with
ages for 5,000 hens, new
implement shed, 2 silos,
TUCKERSMITH TOWNSHIP.
100 acres, 9-room stone house
with bath and furnace, barn 40 x
80, 32 x 75.
HULLETT TOWNSHIP. 200
acres, 9-room brick house, bath,
oil furnace, new barn, stable
cleaner, milkhouse, bulk.cooler,
new silo, good implement shed,
36 milk cows, all the
implements.
HULLETT TOWNSHIP. 214
acres, 8-room house, barn 36 x
72 — 50 x 30, drilled well,
cattle, implements, feed.
GODERICH TOWNSHIP. 80
acres, 9-room house, bath, oil
furnace, garage, barn rebuilt for
.6,000 .laying hens, hatchery
contract.
GODERICH TOWNSHIP. 80
acres, 60 acres in pasture, 20,
acres plowed.
HULLETT TOWNSHIP. 223
acres, 9-room house, bath, oil
furnace, barns 80 x 50 — 60 x
40, room for 600 hogs, silo.
HULLETT TOWNSHIP. 186
acres, 8-room house, furnace,
barns 56 x 34 — 30 x 50, 130
acres workable, 25 acres
hardwood, front of farm along
the Maitland River.
STANELY TOWNSHIP. 163
acres, 9-room house, oil furnace,
good barn, with cattle and
implements.
McKILLOP TOWNSHIP. 161
acres, 8-room house, bath, 2
barns.
COLBORNE TOWNSHIP. 110
acres, bush along the Maitland
River.
BENMILLER. 98 acres of bush
between Benmiller and
Goderich.
RR 2, Clinton 482-3287
C. BURUMA
Agent for
K. W. COLQUHOUN LTD.
Clinton.
16. TENDERS
TENDERS WANTED
For
FLAIL TYPE MOWER
1. Specifications and tender
forms are available at the office
of the Maitland Valley
Conservation Authority in
Wroxeter or by writing Box 760,
Listowel, Ontario.
2, Sealed tenders clearly marked
as to contents will be received
by the Secretary-Treasurer,
Maitland Valley Conservation
Authority, Box '760, Listowel,
until 5:00 P.M., Tuesday, April
7, 1970.
3. Lowest or any other tender
not necessarily accepted.
MAITLAND VALLEY
CONSERVATION AUTHORITY
Box 760, Telephone:
Listowel, Ontario. 335-357.
12,13b,
REMEMBER
TO HELP
19, AKTIQN: -SAk.E5
APPTIPN -.S.A‘g
=of 107 beef cattle including 22
Hereford ce10, all with .calf by
side; 42 closed springer cows and
.heifers; 14 stocker 'heifers and
steers; 2 purebred polled,.
Hereford CharoiaiS bull;
willbe held for Cliff and Harvey
Livingston, .Concession
.Ashfield Township (former Zinn.
farm) a corners south, 4 -corners
west of Lucknow or 3 corners
East of Hwy,. 21, 94 Huron
County Road 20 on
Thursday, March 19,
at 2 p.m.
Terms—Cash
Allan Maehitere, Lucknow,
Auctioneer.
11,12b,
AUCTION• SALE
Stock Reduction Sale of Farm
Machinery for R, J, Bauer Farm
Equipment
Thursday, March 26
at 12:30 o'clock
in the village of Brussels,
O flaring includes:—Tractors:
Massey-Ferguson 65 diesel;
Massey-Harris 33 standard;
Massey-Harris 30 standard with
loader; Massey-Harris 31
standard; John. Deere AR
standard; Cockshutt 60.
Balers: Massey-Ferguson No. 10;
Massey-Ferguson No. 9; New
Holland No. 66.
Combines: Allis-Chalmers 66
PTO; 6 ft. IHC pull type with
motor; 2 row Corn Head for M-F
300 combine.
Manure Spreaders: 120 bus. Case
PTO; 110 • bus, Farm Eze PTO;
110 bus. Case PTO; 100 bus.
John Deere PTO; 95 bus. New
Idea PTO; 95 bus. Case; 95 bus.
Cockshutt.
Plows: 3 furrow 14 in. bottom
M-F mounted; 2-3 furrow 1,2
in. bottom M-F' mounted; 2
furrow Case mounted; several
trail type plows including IHC,
John Deere and Massey-Harris.
Mowers: 7 ft. New Idea trail; 7
ft. Case trail; 7 ft. Dearborn
mounted; 11 ft. Cockshutt trail
cultivator; 91/2 ft. IHC trail
cultivator; IHC 15 run seed drill;
Oliver 16 run seed drill; McKee
harvester and wagon; Ebersol
bale shredder; 30 ft. pipe type
bale elevator; mounted weed
sprayer with 21' boom.
Terms—Cash.
Positively no reserve.
This list is subject to additions
or withdrawals with no reserve.
Everything offered will be sold.
R. J. Bauer
Farm Equipment, Proprietor
R. G. Gethke, Auctioneer.
12b.
22. BIRTHS
ST. LOUIS: To Mr. and Mrs.
Doug St. Louis, Clinton, in
Clinton Public Hospital on
Saturday, March 14, 1970, a
daughter.'
BUFFINGA: To Mr, and Mrs.
Albert Buffinga, Londesboro, in
Clinton Public Hospital, on
Saturday March 14, 1970, a son.
23. DEATHS
ROOTH: Passed away in Clinton
Public Hospital on Friday March
13, 1970, Frank L. Rooth of RR
5, Clinton, in his 76th year. The
funeral service was held at St.
Paul's Anglican Church on
Monday, March 16, 1970, with
interment in Colborne
Cemetery.
REHN: Passed away in Goderich
Alexandra and Marine Hospital
on Saturday, March 14, 1970,
Ernest J. Rehn of Bayfield in his
66th year. The funeral service
was held at the Ball Funeral
Home, Clinton, on March 16,
1970 with interment in Bayfield
Cemetery.
25. CARDS OF THANKS
COLCLOUGH: 'I wish to take
this opportunity to thank all
those who sent me cards, flowers
and treats while a patient in
Stratford Hospital. Special
thanks to Clintonian Club,
Women's Institute and all those
who were so kind to my wife
during my absence. — Wilfred
Colciough. — 12p.
BUTLER: Thanks to everyone
who sent me cards and gifts
while I was in Clinton Hospital
and also to Dr. Newland, Dr.
Harrett and hospital staff. —
Brenda Butler. 12b.
FLYNN: I wish to thank all my
friends and relatives for their
kindness when I was in Clinton
Hospital. A special thanks to
Father Kelly, Dr. Newland and
hospital staff. — Frank Flynn. —
12p.
REDDLE: Worth are inadequate
to express our gratitude and
thanks to each and everyone
Who helped us through the
sudden death of a dear husband
and father. Many thanks to
friends, neighbors and relatives
for their many acts of kindness,
Special thanks to Dr. J, W.
Wallace, Rev. Andrew Mowatt,
Rev, Donald Beek, the Beattie
Funeral Home, the Clinton.
Masonic Lodge No. 84, and the
Royal Canadian Legion Branch
No. 140, — Letitia Reddle,- Jim
and Bryan. — 12.
LAYTON: I sincerely wish to
thank ail who sent Me cards,
letterS, gifts and treats,- also Rev,
IL W. Wonfor, Dr, Newland, 2fid
foot horses; .kittheri staff, and
all who visited me and helped at
home while I Was a Patient in
Clinton Public Hospital. —
Dorothy Laytdri, 12b. •
Mr. and. MP- Andrew
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Blake,
Misses Faye And Maryanne of
13russeis visited her Parents on
Sunday,
Miss Judy Arthur of Owen
Sound School of Ntlrsing spent
laSt' Tuesday and Wednesday
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
HWY Arthur and family,
George Lawlor returned to
Galt with his son, Wilbert, after
he had been here with him fora
couple of weeks. Mrs, Lawlor is
still a patient in Victoria
Hospital, London.
We are pleased to report that
Mrs. Harry Armstrong is
convalescing at her home,
Mr, and Mrs, John Arthur of
London and Ronald Arthur of
Toronto spent the weekend with
their parents, Mr, and Mrs. Keith
Arthur, Wayne and Philip.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
Sanderson visited last Sunday
with her sister, Mrs, Fred
Youngblut, Mr. Youngblut and
family at Woodstock.
Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd
Humphreys of Palmerston
visited last Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Hamilton.
ACW
The March meeting of St.
Mark's Anglican Church Women
was held at the home of Mrs.
Keith Stokes, Blyth.
Mrs. George Schneider read
the scripture lesson from St.
John.
Prayers were led by Mrs.
James Schneider. Mrs. Donald
Cartwright chose as her topic,
"The Cry of the Ages" by
Everald H. Storm.
A solo was sung by Mrs.
Gordon Taylor accompanied by
Mrs. Keith Stokes.
Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell
Lead as her mission theme,
"Easter, It's Message,"
A letter to Mrs. G. Taylor
from Mrs. Lobb at Fort George
was read.
President, Mrs. Donald
Cartwright presided for the
business portion of the meeting.
The minutes were adopted as
read by the secretary, Mrs. John
Daer and the financial statement
was accepted as given by the
treasurer, Mrs. Andrew
Kirkconnell.
Holiday envelopes were
passed out for the year. The roll
call was answered by each
member,giving a Bible verse with,.
the word Tent -init.
The travelling apron received
,penny for each letter in
celebration of the Lord's
Siipper,
Lunch was served by the
hostess, Mrs- Keith Stokes,
RALPH J. ..NIPPtiff.
Funeral -WOO WS held -at
the Arthur Funeral Home for
Ralph J. Melltee on Thursday,
March IA Pastor Alfred. Fry
conducted the service.
Mr, McPhee was horn in
ColhOrte Township, son of the
late .John McPhee and, Ellen
Meihvain and was in his 70th
year, .He passed away in Victoria
Hospital, London after an illness
of 27 years, •
He is survived. by one sister,
Mrs, John (Laura) Jackson,
Woodstock; and two brothers;
Clifford of RR 3, Auburn and
David of Vermillion, Alberta.
Burial took place in Colborne
Township Cemetery. Pallbearers
were Harold Jackson, Orval
McPhee, Harvey McPhee, James.
McPhee, Dan McPhee and Bob
McPhee,
Knox United .Chuicitt
Auburn, is planning special Holy
Week services beginning March
23rd to March 27;
The Tschedulo is; Monday,
March 23, Rey, Wray Mather,
speaker; Tuesday, March '24,
Andrcw Mowatt.;.
Wednesday, March 25, .,U„C,w,
Thankoffering with Mrs. Bert
Alton .as §pe4q; Thursday, Rev,
Leonard. Warr; Friday at 311,m.,
Holy Communion, Rev,
.klecicendorn, spoalcer.
Monday until Thursday,
services will be at 8 p.m,
The .minister, Pastor Alfred
Fry will conduct all .services and
there, will be a soloist at each
service.
A cordial invitation is
extended to members of the
sister churches in the
community to join in
remembering Our Lord and His
Sacrificial death upon the Cross,
The central theme will be "The
Cross of Calvary."
An invitation to attend the
weekly prayer meetingi is also
extended to all.
ANNOUNCING