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22. BIRTHS
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AUCTION BALE
of the Estate of George
Fairserviee, from 225 Spencer
Street, Clinton, with other
additions added from other
estates, on Saturday, October
3rd, at 1 p.m. the following:
2 pc. chesterfield suite; 2
davenports; upholstered arm
chairs; side chairs; 10 beds,
complete with springs and
mattresses; dressers; wash stands;
coauriodes; 21 inch television;
electric range; electric
refrigerator; washing machine;
power lawn mower; kitchen
cabinet; kitchen tables; kitchen
chairs; small tables; tri-lights;
table lamps; antique dishes;
fancy dishes; kitchen dishes;
Cooking utensils; 5 coal oil
lamps; glassware; garden tools;
carpenter's tools; a full line of
household effects, numerous
other articles including a 1957
console sedan (23,000 ,
Terms—Cash
Edward W. Elliott, Auctioneer.
—40B
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20. NOTICES
NOTICE n,
Corporation of the
Township of Goderich
,Take notice that the above is a
true copy of a By-law passed by
the Council of the Township of
Goderich on the 14th day of
September, 1970, and all persons
are required to take notice that
any one who desires to apply to
have the by-law or any part
thereof 'quashed must serve
notice of his application upon
the Head or Clerk of this
municipality within 20 days
after the date of the last
publication of this notice, and
must make his application to the
Supreme Court of Ontario
within one month after the said
date. This notice was first
published on the 17th day of
September, 1970, and the last
publication will be on the 1st day
of October, 1970.
R. E. Thompson
Clerk
38.39-40B
TOWNSHIP OF GODER ICH
" By-Law No. •3-1970
A 1337:-IXW-15 'raise U130,000.00
to aid in the construction of tile
drains.
The Council of the Township of
Goderich pursuant to the Tile
Drainage Act, enacts as follows.
,The Reeve may from time to
time, subject to the provisions of
this By-Lavit, borrow on the
credit of the corporation of the
Municipality, such sum, not
exceeding in the whole
$200,000.00, as may be
determined by the Council, and
may in manner hereinafter
provided, issue debentures of the
corporation in such sums as the
council may deem proper for the
amount so borrowed, with
coupons attached as provided in
section 4 of the Act.
2. Subject to section 10 of the
Tile Drainage Act, when Council
is of the opinion that the
application of any person to
borrow money for the purpose
of constructing a tile drain
should be granted in whole or in
part, the Council may be
resolution, direct the Reeve to
issue debentures as aforesaid and
to borrow a sum not exceeding
the amount applied for, and may
lend the same to the applicant
on the completion of the
drainage works.
3, A special rate shall be
imposed, levied and collected
over and above all other rates
upon the land in respect of
which the money is borrowed,
sufficient for the payment of the
principal and interest, as
provided by the Act.
Read a 1st and 2nd time for Jan,
5.1970
Read a 3rd time and passed,
Sept. 14 -1970,
E.U. McIlwain - Reeve
R, E. Thompson - Clerk.
38-39-4013
21. ENGAGEMENTS
Mr, and Mrs. James Lockwood,
Calgary, Alberta, are pleased to
announce the engagement of
their youngest daughter Maureen
Margaret to Mr. John
Mcainchey, son of Mt. and Mrs.
Gordon Meelinchey, Auburn,
Ontario. The wedding will take
place on Saturday, October
24th, 1970, at 4 p.m, in
McDougall United Church,
Calgary, Alberta. Pastor Rev,
Roberts will officiate, —40P
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JAMES GORDON NAYLOR
James Gordon Naylor of
Auburn, died suddenly
Thursday, Sept. 17 at Wingham
and District Hospital. He was 59.
• He was a son of the late
George B. Naylor and the former
Elizabeth Robinson, he was born
May 4, 1911 in East Wawanosh
Township.
He was predeceased by a
daughter Kay in 1963.
He was a member of Knox
United Church, Auburn.
Surviving besides his wife, the
former Jessie Moss whom he
married June 9, 1939 are two
daughters Mrs. Alex (Jean)
Macinnis, RR 1, Belgrave; Doris
at home; three sons George of
Toronto, Bill and Glen at home;
also seven grandchildren.
Funeral service was Saturday,
Sept.. 19 at Arthur's Funeral
Home, Auburn with Pastor
Alfred Fry officiating. Interment
in 'Wingham Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Ted Mills,
Gordon Miller, Andy Plunkett,
William Hardy, Ernest Snowden
and Jim Finleon.
FRANK-TYNDALL
Funeral services were held on
September 24 for Mr. Frank
Tyndall who passed away in
Clinton Public Hospital in his
81st year.
Born in 1890, the eldest soh
of the late Mr, and Mrs. Lodi
Tyndall, he had farmed the
greater part of his life in Hullett
Township.
His wife, the former Emilia
Pickett predeceased him in
29, BUSINESS OPP,
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
EARN MONEY IN
SPARE TIME
Men or Women to re-stock and
collect money froth New Type
high quality coirebperated
dispensers in your area, No,
selling. To qualify, must have
cat, references, $750, to $3,000.
cash. Seven to twelve hours
weekly Can net excellent
'income, Mote full time. We
invest with you — and establish
your "route, For personal
interview write: B. V,
Distributors,Litnited, 2486
Teouniseli Road East, Windsor
10, Ontario, Itielude phone
number, —40P
It's our 1St
"THE ENTIRE FAMILY"
CLINTON ONTARIO
A GOOD SELECTION
OF
LADIES', MEN'S & CHILDREN'S SHOES
AT
VERY LARGE DISCOUNTS
(THESE ARE DISCONTINUED STYLES AND LINES)
OCTOBER 1, 2 & 3 ONLY
ALL SALES CASH — NO REFUNDS — NO RETURNS
BRING IN THIS COUPON
FOR YOUR ENTRY IN OUR
FREE DRAW
PRIZES:
1 Pr. LADIES' DRESS SHOES
1 Pr. MEN'S DRESS SHOES
1 Pr. CHILDREN'S DRESS SHOES
NAME
ADDR ESS
PHONE
HOLLAND SHOES
DRAW
OCTOBER 9th, 1970
SALE WILL CONTINUE OCT. 5 to 10 WITH 10% OFF ALL
OUR PRESENT STOCK 'TO MAKE WAY FOR WINTER LINES
HOLLAND'S
474
SHOES
Clintfe
$1345
1966 PONTIAC
Paritienne 4 door sedan, V-8
automatic, power steering, and brakes,
radio, whitewall tires and Wheel disc*
License J65505. $1345
1966 CHEN/.
2 Door hardtop, V-8, radio,
whitewalls, and wheel discs. License
4964,
T. MURPHY LTD. -and
ChryAer
/kiwi up
the actionlIN ary
SEE ALL
DON'T MISS THIS
"ALL INDOOR SHOW"
FREE COFFEE AND DONUTS
OCT. 6 & 7 We're open These Evenings 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
USED CAR FEATURES
ON DISPLAY
1969 CHRYSLER
Newport 4 door , • sedan, V.8
Automatic, power, steering, brakes,
radio, whitewalls, wheel discs. Licente
719431 $2795
in the Estate of GEORGE.
WILSON, late of the Township
Of Stanley in. the PoniatY of.
Huron, Retired Farmer,
'Deceased
All Persons haying claims against
the Estate of the above-named,
who died on the 11th August
1970, are reggired to file full
particulars thereof with the
undersigned on or before the
20th day of October 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
24th day of September, 1970,
E. B. MENZIES, 9.C,
Clinton, Ontario,
Solicitor for the
said Estate.
—40,41,42B
19. AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALE
of Household Effects from the
Blyth Arena, Blyth on .Saturday,
October 10th, at 1 p.m. the
following:
3 piece velour chesterfield suite;
21 inch television; rugs; scatter
mats; oak round pedestal table;
cabinet radio; dining room table;
sideboard; cabinet gramophone;
piano stool; oak desk secretary;
telephone gossip table; walnut
serving cabinet; numerous small
.tables; 2 platform rockers;
rocking chair; 3 wicker chairs; 2,
' small' rocking chairs; childs
rocking chair; glass front kitchen
cabinet; 2 kitchen tables;
numerous kitchen chairs; 2
studio couches; davenport; day
bed; brass bed complete; spooled
cherry bed complete; 2 wooden
antique beds complete; vanity ,
dresser and bench; other
dressers; wash • stands; 3
wardrobes; large cherry chest of
drawers; small cherry chest of
drawers; hail rack"; draftsman's
desk; fernery; metal clothes
rack; electric fireplace; firescreen
`and brass fireside equipment; 3
electric floor heaters; hall tree;
sewing machine;, smoking stand;
electrical equipment includes
washing machine, refrigerator,
range, vacuum. cleaner and
attachments, floor polisher and
small appliances; carpet sweeper;
electric cloak; mantel clock;
electric door bell; 2 doors
,(coloured glass panels); 2
carpenter's presses; 8 inch bench
'saw (like new); 2 wooden hand
washing machines; wooden ice
box; crock churn ,
'
apple peeler;
step ladder; ' clothes horse;
thinks, suitcases; jardinieres
faney and antique dishes and
glassware; quantity of sealers;
books including old school
books; flat irons;- numerous
antiquea.
Terms—Cash
Earl Lawson EdWard W. Ellett
'Raymond Neill Auctioneer
.proprietors •-'-40,41B
SNELL: To Mr, and Firs. Ronald
Snell, Myth, in Clinton Public
Hospital on Wedneaday,
September 23, • 197Q, a Pap,
Daniel Gordon.
HUMMEL; To Mr, and Mrs.
Peter Hummel, RR 2, Bayfield,
in Clinton Public Hospital on
Friday, September 25, 1970, a
son, David James.
YOUNG: To Mr. and Mrs, Don
Young, Blyth, in Clinton Public
Hospital on Friday, September
25,1970, a son,
MOFFAT: To Mr. and Mrs. John
Moffat, RR 1, Brucefield, in
Clinton Public Hospital on
Friday, September 25, 197Q, a
daughter, Janice Louise.
23. DEATHS
PEPPER: Passed away at
Thunder Bay Hospital on
Tuesday, September 22, 1970,
Randal H. Pepper of Thunder
Bay, formerly of Brucefield, in
his 53rd year. The funeral,
service was held at Ball Funeral
Home on Saturday, September
26, with interment in Baird's
Cemetery, Stanley Township.
MARSHALL: Passed away in
Clinton Public Hospital on
Saturday, September 26, 1970,
David Franklin Marshall of Blyth
in his 88th year, The funeral
service Was • held at Tasker
Memorial Chapel, Blyth on
Tuesday, September 29 with
interment in Blyth Union
Cemetery.
25. CARDS OF THANKS
TYNDALL: The family of the
late Frank Tyndall wish to
express their sincere thanks to
their many friends and neighbors
for the kindness and sympathy
expressed to them during their
recent sad bereavement. Special
thanks to Beattie Funeral Home,
Rev. H. Wonfor, the pallbearers
and the U.C.W. of Ontario Street
Church. Harold and Donna,
Keith and Phyllis. —40B
KINGSWELL: The family of the
late Mrs. Walter Kingswell
express their. sincere
appreciation to relatives,
neighbours and friends-for all
their kindness and for tributes,
cards and donations to the Heart
Fund during their recent
bereavement. Special thanks to
the Reverend Raymont,
McCallum Funeral Home and
those who helped in ,any way.
Your kindness will always be
remembered. Walter Kingswell
and Family. -'40B
CARTER: Sincere thanks to my
friends who sent cards and treats
while I was a. patient in the
Clinton Hospital, to the nurses
on the first floor, Dr. Newland
and also to the Baptist Church
Minister. John O. Carter. —40B
WHITE: I would like to thank
my friends, neighbours and
relatives for cards, flowers and
gifts while I was a patient in
Clinton Public Hospital. Special
thanks to Dr. Newland and
nursing staff on second floor. It
was very much appreciated.
Sharon and Baby Chris White.
—40p
JOHNSTON: We would like to
thank our family, relatives, and
friends for the lovely party, gifts
and cards we received for our
50th anniversary, Alf and
Florence Johnston. —40B
MANN; I wish to thank
relatives, friends and neighbors
for cards and flowers sent to me
while I was a patient in the
Clinton Public Hospital. Special
thanks to Dr. Harrett, Dr.
Walden and the nurses on the
first floor. John Mann. —40P
26. IN MEMORIAM
KNIGHTS: In loving memory of
George Knights; who passed
away October 1, 1957.
Ever remembered by wife and
family. —40P
KNIGHTS: In loving memory of
a dear father, George A. Knights,
who passed away October 1st,
1967,
Though his smile is gone forever,
And his hand we cannot touch,
Still we hava_so many memories,
Of the one we loved so Much.
Ever remembered by Ken and
Ruthann, —40b
McCLINCHEY: In memory of
Ernest McClinchey Who passed
away three years ago, September
30, 1067.
"Memories are like threads of
gold,
They never tarnish Or grow old,
No longer in our life to share,
But in our hearts he's always
there."
Ever remembered by wife Ida
and family. —401Y
REMEMBER
YOUR liOss
TO HELP
'1!CW meets
The General IViepting of the
VOW with their pleats from.
.Kippen e and Goshen Churches
WO chaired by, Mrs, James
McAllister. Musical selections. by
Barbara and Nancy McCurdy on
the piano in 000 were given,
Qathy Cook's group singing
to guitars included Joan
Goddard, Cathy Simmons, who
•
took a solo part in one number
and Debbie Wooden, and Susan
Wooden. Mrs, Fuss acted as
Accompanist for the evening.
Mrs. Eric Luther gave a very
inspiring devotional. Her topic
was /Prayer," During. this part
of the meeting hymns were sung.
The text was taken from
Genesis 28 verse 10. Offering
Was received by Mrs. Rowe
and Mrs, E. Chipchase and
dedicated by Mrs. McAllister
with prayer. A skit entitled
"Encounter" was portrayed by
Carmen Currie and Jill Drysdale
following which Carmen read a
poem "Heroin."
A very lively topic op Drug
Addiction was very ably
considered by the guest speaker,
Dr, Charles Moyo of Seaforth.
The address was followed by a
group discussion. Dr. Moyo was
thanked by Mrs, McAllister,
The business part of the
meeting was chaired by Mrs.
Vern • Aiderdiee. The treasurer's
report was given by Mrs. Walter
Spencer, It was decided to buy
two memberships in Avel for
film strips, to take charge of the
church service on October 25
and to do the crafts at the
Queensway Nursing Home in
November.
President, Mrs. Alderdice read
a poem "Just For Today." Unit
4 served lunch.
The Kinette Club of Hensall
met at the home of Mrs. Robert
Caldwell with the vice-president,
Mrs. Caldwell in the chair. Mrs.
Jim Hyde was one of the guests
for the evening, and other three
guests, Mrs. Jack Bettke, Mrs.
Roy Bell and Mrs. Bevin
Bonthrona were presented with
the club by-laws and Kinette.
pins.
It was decided to hold a Fall
Rummage Sale Friday,. October
30. Several Xinetteg received
ratrfOrligIfiagriri•MMnce
last yar. Set up committees for
ability fund (March of Dimes
are General Chairman, Mrs. John
Rom; Recruiting
:Mrs, „Harold. Knight; Supply
Chairman, .30/10 lieker1
Finance Chairman, 'Mrs, Ron
Wareing,.
Mrs, Alvin Pyrp, . Exeter,
showed Slides On her trip to
Clarence Parke of Hensall,
passed away Sunday -27 in $t„
Joseph's Hospital, London
where he had been a patient for
nine weeks, He was in his 70th
Year, /
Surviving are his wife, the
former Mabel Haugh; one son,
Kenneth, RR 1., • Varna; one
daughter (Betty) Mrs. Mel
Graham, RR, 1, Brucefield; five
grandchildren, three step
daughters, two step SOPS, and
three step grandsons.
Public funeral services for the
late Mr. Parke were held
Tuesday from the Bonthron
Funeral Home, Hensall,
conducted by Rev. Harold
Currie. Interment in Bayfield
cemetery.
Pallbearers: Clarence Park,
Henry Penning, Russell Manson,
Roy McBride, Jim Dinsmore,
,Melvin Elliott, John Skea.
HOnoitrary pallbearers; John
Consitt, Edward Lamport, Ed
Hendrick, Cecil, Desjardine,
Leonard Erb, Reinhold Miller,
Arnold McCann, ' Jack
Scotchmer, Ted Steinbach, Max
Turnbull, Mel Webster.
Hensall Womens' Institute
captured' first prize in the South
, Huron Womens Institute
Competition display, carrying
out a Thanksgiving Theme at
Exeter Fall Fair. Five articles
required in the display were, a
fancy table cloth, hand made;
table arrangement; a dinner
place setting complete; a
pumpkin pie suitably displayed,.
and one loaf home made bread..
Hensall Women's Institute
also took first prize for same
exhibit at Zurich Fall Fair;
Miss Florence Stone and Mrs.
Wesley MacLaren of Toronto,
spent Thursday last with Mr. and
Mrs. John Soldan, and called on
their cousins Rev. and Mrs.
Harold Currie.
Mrs. George Walker is a
patient inSouth Huron Hospital.
Mr. Garfield Broderick is a
patient in South Huron Hospital.
Mrs. Alma Hess spent the
Weekend• .with her .daughter.and
tSiiii-hqaW—Mr, and • -Mrs; J.r• L.
Mc,Cloy and family at. Don Mills.
- • Taking the Jet Flight by
Wardair to England September
1962. He was a member of
Ontario St. United Church,
Clinton. He is survived by two
sons, Harold and Keith, both of
Clinton, one sister, Mrs. Bert
(Mary) Gibbings, Clinton, three
brothers, Roy and Norman of
Clinton and Clifford, Toronto.
Seven grandchildren and one
great grandchild.
The service was conducted at
Beatty Funeral Home by Rev.
Wonfor with burial in Clinton
cemetery. Pallbearers were six
nephews, Weldon and Lorne
Tyndall, Kenneth Pickett, Clark
Ball, Fred Vodden and Ross
Trewartha. Flowerbearers were
four granddaughters, Cheryl,
Karen, • Susan and Wendy
Tyndall.
, .
'29 to OctO4r. 10 are; from
Hensall, Mrs, reeri .$440diek,
Mr!, cordon Schwalm, Mrs,.
Fred ,Bee; Mrs. _Kay •Screhttilk,
Mrs, James MeAlli§ter.? Mr; acrd
IVira,114037 flOt01.104/%. and
William Soldan;
Pearl Eyre; Kippers, Mrs,
4ohn Anderson, Mr. and Mrs..
Alex MeMnrtrie„ One hundred
and, eighty-three are taking the
trip with other passengers
.coming form .Zurich, Exeter,
Paanwood. areas,
.o rgn lzora were Herb
Tnricheim and Oerniti Qingericb
of Zurich.
Mr, and Mrs. R,'A, Orr visited
with Mrs. Lena Glover at Arhone.
and • attended Anniversary
Services in • Arltoria United
Chureh,
The, Presbyterian ladies will
go to Queensway Nursing Home
Monday, October 5, for Crafts:._
Mr. arid Mrs. pill Shupe and
family, Champaign, Ill„ visited
over the weekend with Mrs,
Bertha Jinks, and Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Jinks and, family, and
Susan Jinks, London.
• .
A total of 50 calves were sold
for S10/237,28 as the Blyth.
Agricultural Society Feeder Calf
Club held AS ,annual sale
recently.
•
Buyers were present from
Toronte, Kitchener, DrAsSe15,
Carlow, Blyth, Clinton, Belgrave,
Londesborch, Zurich, Untonvale
and the surrounding district,
The Grand Champion Steer
was shown by Larry Howatt and
Was sold to Canada Packers for
40 cents a mind.
Reserve Champion steer was
. shown by Karen Tyndall and
also sold for 40 cents to Verne
Bean of Carlow who PurchaSed
the animal for R.F.A. Karen also
had top gain on her animal of
825 pounds in 300 days, an
average of two and three-quarter
pounds a day, •
Karen also came to the fore
in the showmanship event as she
walked off with champion
showrhanship honors. Harvey
Black was reserve showman,
Top junior showman was won
by Cheryl Flynn, and
intermediate showmanship
honors went to Susan Tyndall.
Jim Flynn topped the field for
having the heat trained anima
The celVes Were purchased for
the AgricultUral ,Society in
November of last year by Wilmer
1-10Watt.
The Society is planning
another club Or next year and
anyone interested in procuring A,.
tall should have their names in
immediately, Thirty young
People have arreadY expressed a
desire to join the club and calves,
will be purchased in the not too
distant future.
A complete list of entrants
and winners of the Calf Club
Show Will appear in next week's
issue of the Standard.
glintOrl N@W.S-fiecorcI, QOPORrj,
56 itabiet sold at Blyth sale.
ESTATE
AUCTION SALE
of property and household
effects at 40 Huron Street in the
town of Seaforth on Saturday,
Oct. 10 at 1 p.m.
9 piece modern dining room
suite, table, buffet, china
cabinet, 6 chairs. Sea breeze
record player, Westinghouse
radio, modern kitchen set, 4
chairs, rocking chairs. occasional
chairs, roll away cot, drop head
sewing machine, small tables,
coffee table, walnut end tables,
smoker, wall mirror, chest of
drawers, dresser, beds. Hall tree,
trunk, 3 brown' iron beds,
--_springs, matttesses, and dresser
• :(new). General Electric frigidaire
' with deep freeze, automatic
Jlefrost, Westinghouse 24 inch
electric stove, electric clock,
sandwich grill, electric tea kettle,
:Inglis washing machine, trilight
lamp, table lamp, medicine
• cabinet, dishes, china,
ornaments,- drapes, bedding,
table linen, ironing board,
`electric heater, aluminum chairs,
antique dishes, garden tools.
General Electric mixer. Steam
' Iron.' •
Chattels cash.
'Property will be offered for sale
if not previouslysold. Subject to
'1'0% down balance
';',,cileAra0.''Srucco 8 room house, 4
44droatias, 3 piece bath, full
basement Gas heaters, wall to
Wall broadloom in living room.
Not responsible for accidents on
property day of sale.
'Estate of late Mrs. Teresa
'Maloney, Auctioneer Harold
Jackson, Clerk Mel Grahani.
'-40,41b
THiNKING ABOUT, BUILDING A
MILKHOUSE • DRIVING SHED?
(or 1tiart•toi garage or such)
,, For a fast, dependable jot; at a AlEASONABLS PRICE
. Phial*
RAY CAMBERS
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