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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1972-07-27, Page 713. PUBLIC NOTICES Large Consignment AUCTION SALE Saturday, July 29 1:00 Sharp Terms Cash Farm of Gordon Brindley, Lot3, Con. 9, East Division, Twp. of Colborne, 11 /4 miles north and 1 /2 mile east of Carlow 4 miles south and 1/2 mile east of Dungannon., north east of Goderich. ITEMS TRACTORS: Case 400; 8N Ford; M.F. 35-D; B414 I.H.; M.H.81; Vac Case. SNOWMOBILES: Suzuki, 5 new machines; 2 used Skiroules; Mine Jeep Car; Play cat; Boat and trailer. MACHINERY: 303 I.H, combine with corn and grain head; M.F. No. 36 swather; Ford mower; M.H. 2-row S.P. corn picker; Bell threshing machine; M.H. 7' binder; J.D. 14T baler; M.H. No. 66 Baler; 180 bus. V box; A.C. hay conditioner; M.F. 32 plate 3 p.h. disc; Case seed drill; 3 forage wagons; A.C. long table blower with pipes; A.C. 3 furrow 14" plow; 3 furrow 16" Cockshutt plows; hay elevator; farm hand 5 wheel rake; pull types combines and swathers, Several small items. 300 volts generator plant. To place consignments call BRINDLEY AUCTION SALE SERVICE Phone Goderich 524-6451 LUNCH BOOTH ON THE GROUNDS ESTATE AUCTION SALE Antiques, household furniture and appliances at 43 Chalk St., . Seaforth, across from the High School, on Saturday, July 29th, at 1:15 p.m. SATURDAY, JULY 29th, at 1:15 p.m. FURNITURE AND ANTIQUES: Round oak dining room table, buffet, and 6 matching chairs; walnut library table; chesterfield and 2 matching chairs; press back rocker, 8 matching press back chairs; Victrola; small round oak table; Philco 19" TV; 2 rockers; Maple drop leaf table; day couch; 2 hall racks; tredle sewing machine; dresser and matching washstand; 2 iron beds; brass bed; dresser; washstand; wicker rocker; fold away cot; odd tables and chairs; trunks; 24" x 36" picture and frame; many more pictures and frames; lamps; hooked rugs; 6 x 9' rug; quilts; many more items, GLASS & CHINA: Nippon; Canadian glass; dishes and ornaments, APPLIANCES: Sunshine 24" electric range; GE refrigerator; Inglis wringer washer. All furniture is in excellent condition-plan to attend. • TERMS-CASH NO RESERVE Proprietor - Estate of the Late Sarah McIver RATHWELL'S AUCTION SERVICE AUCTIONEERS AND LIQUIDATORS Brucefield 482-3120 Clinton News-Record, Thursday, July 27, 1972-7 18. DEATHS HOPSON: Thanks to all my friends of Hayfield, Clinton and Goderich who sent me a shower of the loveliest cards I ever received. The nurse at St. -Joseph's who delivered the mail kept saying "Are they never going to stop?" Special thanks to my neighbor who has been so helpful; also to Rev. Dr. A.J. Mowatt and others for their kindnesses. Bless you all, I am now in the Clinton hospital learning to walk again.-May Hopson-30b Brucefield Machinery Auction ‘14041303W4071rJraWltWisrariGiritik -, 4 IBrucefield 482-3120 On Saturday, August 5,.1972 at Haugh Equipment, 1 mile east of Brucetield on Huron County Rd. No. 3, 40 miles north of London on No. 4 Hwy. or 6 miles south of Clinton, Turn your idle equipment into cash. Consignments accepted until August 3. We are equipped to load and unload all equipment. Pickup and delivery service may be arranged. For consignments Phone 527-0138 or 482-3120. Allen Haugh—Sales Manager RATHWELL'S AUCTION SERVICE AUTOS SEE THE COMPLETE LINE OF 1972 ' Datsuns 1200's — 1600's PICKUPS and Starting As Low As $2,245 DATSUN: THE MORE FOR YOUR MONEY CAR GERALD'S DATSUN 22 Goderich St. W. SEAFORTH 527-1010 And 44 Newgate St. GODERICH 524-6106 . HELP WANTED ELDERLY lady requires companion to share home, especially at night. For information telephone 524-7965.-:30b THE HURON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION requires for September 1, 1972 TEACHERS FOR SCHOOLS FOR RETARDED CHILDREN (MORNINGS ONLY) at Golden Circle School, Wingham, Ontario Principal: Mrs. Florence Reavie, Wingham, Ontario at Queen Elizabeth School, Goderich Principal:' Mrs. Joan M. Graham 15 Caledonia Terrace, Goderich, Ontario. These positions involve the ability to work with Trainable Retarded children, Written applications stating qualifications, experience dad ,telephone nu inber,,should ecf'dt'e" Ito die"' P eiT417 Applicants 'should hold a basic Ontario teaching certificate. Preference will be given to those who hold a certificate in Teaching Trainable Retarded Children or in Special Education. Interviews with selected applicants will be arranged by the Principal.-30,31 TEACHERS' AIDES (MORNINGS ONLY) Golden Circle School, Wingham, Ontario. Queen Elizabeth School, Goderich, Huron Hope School, Huron Park. Principal: Mrs. Eleanor Scott, Box 118, Huron Park, Ontario. These positions involve the ability to work with Trainable Retarded children. Written applications indicating experience and telephone number should be addressed to the Principal. Interviews will be arranged with selected applicants.D. J. Cochrane, Director of Education. R. M. Elliott, Chairman. 30,31 8A 'WANTED WANTED TO BUY: three-bedroom bungalow or ranch-style home, vicinity Clinton Public School; required by Sept. 1, 1972. Reply stating location and asking price to Box 301, Clinton News Record.-30,31b WANTED TO BUY: one good-sized building lot, reasonably close to Clinton Public School. Reply stating location and asking price to Box 301, Clinton News Record.-3031b 10. LOST and FOUND FOUND: Black and white puppy 10 days ago in Frederick St. area. Quite friendly. Phone 482-7817.-30b 11. SERVICES PRIVATE music lessons on guitar, banjo and bass given by qualified instructor. Special attention given to adult students. Phone 482. 7770,-303336tfn. QUICK cash to pay hills or make a purchase. Call Don Denomme, Trans Canada Credit, 524-8349. -I Otfn CROP SPRAYING Phone SPRATEK 482-7220 Competent and Competitive High Clearance Equipment -20tfn 11. SERVICES SEPTIC TANKS cleaned. All work guaranteed. 20 years experience. Write Louis Make, R.R. 2, Brussels, or Phone 887-6800,- 21-37p CUSTOM whitewashing of barns and cellars. Satisfaction guaranteed. Contact Wayne Kennedy, phone 482-9851.-29, 30b REPAIRS, remodelling, general carpentry work, Reasonable rates. 11. Mitchell, 482-7584. - 29-34b REMODELLING, renovations, roofing and floor laying, expertly done, All odd jobs around the hbme. Kitchen cupboards a specialty. Phone 482-7676: Ken McNaitn. -2tfn JACK'S WOOD TURNERY CUSTOM WOOD TURNING AND GIFT ARTICLES JOHN PLUMTREE 482.9695 CLINTON (At Rear Of 84 Albert St.) 5tfn 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 - - - PAINTING, indoors and outdoors. Houses, cottages etc. Marine and housepaints in stock, Apply to Bos'n Shop, Highway 4, one mile north Brucefield. Phone 482- 7222.-18tfn FACIA BOARDS replaced; also eave-troughing. Free estimates on request. Phone 482-7222.- 18tfn Don's Bicycle Repairs Sales & Service. New and Used Bicycles. Phone 482-9941, 305 Ontario Street, Clinton.-28tfn RICHARD LOBO EXPERIENCED AUCTIONEER and and APPRAISER CLINTON. ONT. PHONE: 482-9431 or 482- 7898 'SCREENED TOP SOIL Landscape Work BACKHOE WORK (Excavating, trenching, basements, etc.) ' GRAVEL and FILL Cement Gravel LYLE MONTGOMERY Clinton-482-7644 15tfn SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Modern Equipment • Work Guaranteed Write or Phone HARVEY DALE, SEAFORTH PHONE 482.3320 -2t1I3 11•11•101M01.1, IRENE'S LAUNDROMAT and DRY CLEANERS 15 Rattenbury St. E. Clinton - 482-7833 One Day Service DRY CLEANING AND PRESSING In Bulk Or Individual Pieces Hours - Mon. through Sat. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 42tfn SANDBLASTING, brick houges, silicone treatment; repair mortar joints; air hammers and drills; compressor work, Contact Arnold Stothers, R.R. 6, Goderich, Phone 529-7403. - 25tfn CUSTOM BULLDOZING CHAS. BRUINSMA I RR 2, Goderich 524.9804 -tfn CITOTER PLUMBING HEATING St-ELECTRIC Furnace Installations DELAVAL MILKER SUPPLIES Appliance Service 46 King St. 482-7652. -18tfn 11. SERVICES VACUUM CLEANERS Sales & Service All Makes BOB PECK VARNA 262.5748 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 Seeding, Sodding And Shrubs COMPLETE LINE OF GARDEN SUPPLIES ART'S LANDSCAPING And NURSERY 166 Bennett St. E., Goderich 524-9126 I shall not be held responsible for any debts incurred by my wife, Mrs. Maureen East, as of this date. -Charles East,-29,30,31b 14: BUSINESS NOTICES TENDERS Bulk stipulated sum tenders will be received by the undersigned until 12 noon E.D.T., Tuesday, August 29, 1972 for the construction of a MAINTENANCE BUILDING in accordance with plans and specifications as prepared by Snider, Huget & March, :37 Allen Street, West, Waterloo, Ontario. Plans and specifications are available from the above. The lowest or any tender shall not necessarily be accepted. Marlene R. Shiell Secretary-Treasurer Maitland Valley Conservation Authority Box 5, Wroxeter, Ontario -Job Township of Goderich GRAVEL TENDERS Tenders are hereby called for the loading and hauling of approximately 12,000 cu. yds of pit run gravel. Tenders to be accompanied by a certified cheque foe $500.00 and to be in the clerk's hands by August 5. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. For further information contact the road superintendent, Mr. J. Potter. R.E. Thompson Clerk -301) Township of Goderich BUILDING BY-LAW The Township of Goderich has enacted legislation making it mandatory to obtain a building permit for the construction or alteration of any structure which will have a total cost of $500.00 or more. This by-law received final approval and became effective July 17, 1972. R.E. Thompson Clerk. 15. AUCTION SALE AUCTION Donation and consignment auction for St. .James Anglican Church, Middleton, Saturday, August 5, 1972, approximately .5 miles west of Clinton or 6 miles east of Bayfield. Anyone wishing to consign furniture, household appliances or miscellaneous items for free pick-up phone Ray Wise, Jack Smith or Don Middleton, Clinton. See next. week's News-Record for detailed listing. Mike Cummings - Auctioneer, -30b 15. AUCTION SALE Auction Sale of Household. Effects...for Mr. Fred. Fester, in the Village of Saltford, on SATURDAY. JULY 29 at l Findlay ele ictjtl'I. lestove: Coldspot double-door fridge: Annex stove; Westinghouse portable TV: Phillips stereo and hi-fi: Singer electric sewing machine: Kenmore washing machine; Filter- Queen vacuum cleaner: 5 pc. maple kitchen set with round table; china , cabinet: chesterfield and chair; coffee table: end tables: pole lamp: rug 8 x 12; wardrobe; 3 pc. bedroom suite with double dresser; single continental bed: chrome clothes rack: cedar chest: night stand; desk; dishes; bedding; portable sink; lawn chairs; Lawn-boy lawn mower: garden tools; 65 h.p. Honda motorcycle; etc., etc. TERMS-CASH Mike Cummings. A512tc4t-ion9e0e4 , 9, 30 20. CARDS of THANKS. KEMPSTON: The .family of _Rhea Kempaton would like to express their sincere thanks to friends, neighbors and relatives who so thoughtfully remembered theta with cards, flowers, donations to the Heart, Fund and Multiple Sclerosis Society; and for all acts. of kindness during the recent loss of a dear wife and mother,-D, Kempston and family,-30p HOGGART„ We would like to -express our sincere thanks to friends, relatives and neighbors who helped in any way at the time of the loss of our barn by fire, A special thank-you to Martin Van Ninhuys, Bayfield Fire Department, Rev. Lloyd Clifton and Jack and Gladys Van Egmond. Sincerely, Art and Helen.-10b KEYS, I would like to thank all those who remembered me with cards, gifts and visits while I was a patient in Clinton Public Hospital and since coming home, Thanks to Drs. Addison and Walden and to the nursing staff of the hospital. Special thanks to the men who came and helped to put in my hay and to those who were so kind in any other way.-Arnold Keys.-30b 21. IN IVIEMORIAMS HABKIRK; In loving memory of a dear father, Albert (Bert) Habkirk who passed away July 25, 1971, In tears we saw you sinking We watched you fade away, Our hearts were almost broken, You fought so hard to stay; But when we saw you sleeping, ,So peacefully free of pain, We could not wish you hack To suffer that again. Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by his family, Gladys, Lois, Roy and Ross.-30b HUNTER: In loving memory of a dear wife, mother and grandmother, Dorothy Hunter, who was killed in a car accident 10 years ago, July :30, 1962. Like falling leaves the years slip by, But loving memories never (lie, You live with us in memory still Not, ust to-day, but you always will. Always remembered and sadly missed by husband, Leonard: daughters Marlene and Jean; son- TENDERS 1191111111111111119911111111111119111199111111911111911111 GODERICH HOUSING AUTHORITY Call for PUBLIC TENDERS FOR PAINTING THE EXTERIOR OF 26 UNITS IN THE STRANG MEMORIAL SUBDIVISION Sealed tenders will be received for the painting of the above project until August 2, 1972, by mail only, to Goderich Housing Authority, 37 West St., (Signal- Star) Goderich, Ontario. The tendered shall submit, together with this tender, a bid bond from a surety acceptable to Goderich Housing Authority, or a certified cheque in lieu thereof, in an amount equal to 10 per cent of the tender price, valid for a period of ninety (90) days from the date of tender submission, and furthermore, the successful tendered will be required to furnish a performance bond in an amount equal to 50 per cent of the contract price. Details and specifications, along with the necessary submission forms may be obtained only by a request in writing, to Goderich Housing Authority, 37 West St„ Goderich, Ontario. The lowest, or any tender, will not necessarily be accepted. J.H. Aitken, Housing Manager. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII - - BUYING? SELLING? Reach 11,800 Households in Huron County with an economical WANT AD in the HURON SHOPPING NEWS CLASSIFIED PAGE 'Phone the News-Record at 482.3443 or the Signal-Star at 524-8331 to place your want ad: BY LISA WILLIAMS On Tuesday July 11th, Bayfielders were invited to enjoy a trip to Australia, A slide show exhibited in St, Andrews United Church by Mrs. Ethel Path, assisted by Mrs. Gwen Pemberton, colorfully described a country which most of the audience probably will never see, "Captain Cook," said Mrs, Poth, "one of the greatest mariners of all time," was looking for "the great unknown land" when he found the island of nearly three million square miles. The name 'Australia' means 'Southland'. Captain Cook's 160 foot ship scraped on a coral reef, and in order to lighten the ship, the crew tossed. cannons overboard. These were found by divers recently, after lying underwater nearly 200 years. Mrs. Pemberton told of her journey inland to Alice Springs. Her three sons who are geologists had told her about Australia's famous and mysterious landmark, Ayer's Rock. For 150 miles this six-mile-long mass of rock can be seen in every direction, In the "outback" of central Australia there is little surplus hydro. The native children used to be educated by radios run by pedals - and the hydro is still turned-off at night. Mrs. Poth conducted a tour of the eastern coast of Australia from Sydney through Canberra (pronounced CAN-burra) to Melbourne, Situated by the Pacific, these cities are always being reminded of their ties with the ocean. "The Australians love the water," said Mrs. Poth, and after a look at the white sand beaches nestled between the headlands in Sydney, one can see why. Bridges and harbours are plentiful. In The Lawson-Clark reunion was held' at Benmiller Provincial.. Park on Sunday, July 16,19'72 with over 80 persons in attendance. During the afternoon. Jack and Doreen Medd and Chuck and Donna Tilston conducted the sports and races. Winners were as follows: races, pre-school, Brent Fowler. Brad Fowler: girls 6-9. Susan Jamieson, Doris Lawson: boys 6- 9, Leslie Lawson, Bob Jamieson: girls 10-12, Kerri Medd. Karen Hannah; couples' peanut relay, David Medd and Angela Flynn. Ralph Glew and Helen Lawsonf lady with most buttons on dress, Mrs. Wm. Pinning; man with most pennies in pocket, David Livingston: oldest person present, Mrs. Min. Riddell: youngest person present, Kim Medd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Medd, Gifts were also presented to babies born during the year: Paul KENNETH TYNDALL Mr. Kenneth Tyndall of Goderich township passed away suddenly July 20, 1972 on his farm. He was 41. He was born in Goderich township on May 6,1931, the son of the late Roy and Viola Tyndall and attended S.S. No. 11 in the township and Clinton Collegiate. On June 18, 1952 he married the former Irma Wallace in Blyth. She survives him. Mr. Tyndall spent all of his life in Goderich township where he farmed and operated a Ski tow, a toboggan hill and a snowmobile area. He was also a member of the board of directors of the Clinton Community Credit Union, and a member of Ontario Street United Church, Besides his wife, he is survived by a daughter Laurie and a son Danny both at home, Two brothers, Lorne and Murray of Goderich township and four sisters, Mrs, D'Arcy (Madeleine) Rathwell of Brucefield, Mrs. Jack (Lula) Merrill, Goderich township, Mrs, Peter (Nora) Cundy, Clarkson, and Mrs. Ken (Mary) Gibbings of Hullett township also survive him, A step Mothet, Mrs. Stella Tyndall of Clinton also survives. The funeral service was held June23, 1972 at time Ball Funeral Home with Rev, L. Lewis officiating, Interment was in Clinton Cemetery. Pallbearers were Gerald Rathwell, Brucefield, Larry Rutledge, Steve Tyndall, Fred Gibson, Frank Potter and Alvin Wise, all of Clinton, Flowerbearers were Robert Rutledge, Streetsville, Ray - TYNDALL-At his residence R4 Clinton on Thursday, 'Judy 20, 1972,, Kenneth R. Tyndall in his 42nd year. Beloved husband of Irma Wallace and dear father of Danny and Laurie at, home, Dear brother of (Madeleine) Mrs. D'Arcy Rathwell of Brucefield, (Lulu) Mrs. Jack Merrill of Goderich Township, (Nora) Mrs. Peter Cundy of Clarkson, (Mary) Mrs. Ken Gibbings of R.R, 4, Clinton, Lorne and Murray both of Goderich Township. Also surviving is his stepmother, Mrs. Stella Tyndall of Clinton. The body rested at the Ball Funeral Home, Clinton, where the funeral service was held on Sunday, July 21, 1972 at 2::30 p.m. Interment in the Clinton Cemetery, 20. CARDS of THANKS Bayfielders take slide show trip Melbourne the ballast from in- coming ships was used to fashion iron railings and decorative trim on buildings. And in Sydney time new Opera House, still incomplete, has been designed to look like white sails on the water. Spoonbill, iguana, platypus, koala - and of course, kangaroo: these are the names of some of -Australia's wildlife. Gum trees (150 varieties), eucalyptus,- desert daisies; even the plants sound exotic, The Poths also visited the Penguin Reserve, where baby penguins wait to grow up in their nests in the sand dunes. After nightfall, gorged with two or three times the food they need for themselves, the parent penguins stagger out of the sea to their children who wait hungrily for , their meals, Australians speak with a Cockney lilt, Many of their ancestors were British convicts sent to Australia to populate and colonize it. During an intermission in the slides, Rev. Reddoch, the Uniled Church minister, thanked Mrs. Poth and Mrs. Pemberton for their presentation. A Britisher himself, he told a little story: In England people exclaim, "Australia? That's where all the convicts go to!" In Australia however, they say, -England? That's where all the convicts cotne from!" The audience moved downstairs to chat and ask questions. Mrs. Pemberton displayed an Australian Opal ring she had purchased. Refreshment was provided by the United Church Women. For all who might be interested, there will be another travel presentation, about New Zealand, in St. Andrew's on August 16th. Glew, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph .Glew and David' Lawson. son ,,of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lawson. During the supper hour lucky attendance prizes were won by Ann Lawson and Clara Brindley. Everyone enjoyed a bountiful smorgasbord supper after which the president. Lorne Lawson. conducted the business. He welcomed Mr. and Mrs. Doug Clark and son from London to the picnic for the first time. lie also read some historic events concerning the Lawson ancestors. The picnic will be held at Benmiller again in 1973 on the second Sunday of July. Officers for 1973-1974 are as follows: president. Sid Lawson: sec-treasurer. Mrs. Paul Moss: lunch committee. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pfrimmer; sports committee. Mr. and Mrs. David Medd, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jamieson. Cantelon, Keith Tyndall. and Bill Collins, all of Clinton. RHEA KATHLEEN KEMPSTON Rhea Kathleen Kempston of East Street in Clinton passed away July 13, 1972 in London Ontario, She was 50 years old. She was born in Hibbert township Jan. 1922, the daughter of Pearl and Kenneth Roney and attended Mitchell High School, On Sept. 8,1945, she married Donald Kempston and they lived in Mitchell and Clinton. He survives her. Mrs. Kempston taught school for many years in Dublin, Ontario and Hamilton and she was a member of Ontario Street United Church. Besides her husband, she is survived by one daughter. Carol Horton, and two sons Bruce and Bradley. Also surviving are one brother Russell Roney of Hibbert township and two sisters, Mrs. Robert Vivian, Mitchell and Mrs. C. DeVeulle, Stratford, Her mother, Pearl Roney also , "survives. The funeral service took place on July 17, 1972 at the Ball Funeral Home with Rev, Lewis officiating. Burial was in Knox Cemetery in Mitchell Ontario. Pallbearers were R. Berry, Mitchell, P.M. Brown, K.C. Cooke, IR. Wheeler, Pat McMahon, and A, Bates all of Clinton. Bytown's first post office was opened in 1829, in Matthew Connell's general store-, in-law and grandchildren.-30b Lawson-Clark reunion has big turnout Obituaries