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STONE HOUSE ANTIQUES
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MINISTRY OF
NATURAL
RESOURCES
Ontario
The Minility of Natural Dlittldt hit 114
following parcels of land available for tender:
Stanley Township
Lot Con. Area
4 Lake Range West 40 ac. c.
Hullett Township
Lot Con.
8
17
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16
VI
15
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13
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12
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14
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11 VI
10 VI
15
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19 VI
20 VI
7
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12
10 V
Area
55 8C.C.
36 ac.p.
25 ac.c.
30 ac.c.
90 ac.c.
70 ac.c.
35 ac.c.
80 ac.c.
67 ac.c.
70 ac.c.
30 ac.c.
10 ac.c.
53 ac.c.
50 ac.c.
35 ac.p.
60 ac.c.
100 ad.p.
NOTE: c -"crop
p - pasture
h hay
SucCessful tenderers will pay municipal taxes on the hind
' with balance to the Ministry in grain at current market pride.,
delivered to the Maintenance building at Lot 8, Con. ill, Mullett
Township.
Highest or Any tender may not be accepted,
Land use 'pertillt will expire upon 'harvesting of crop; type Of
crop will determine date Of expiry. Factor* other than rental
fee per acre trill be considered in the Awarding of tandem A
renewal option for a 3-year peribd Maximum, Will be available.
Lind presently used as pollute must remain
Tenders for the 'above land Will be received at thoi Ministry of
Natural Resources, Box 490, Wingham, Ontarici Until 12 noon;
September 7,1973..
No more than five 'parcels of land allowed per Successful
tenderer.- Tenders are available et the Ministry of Nitoral
Resources, BOx 490, WinghtIM.,
NOTICE TO
ALL RESIDENTS
The annual Municipal enumeration will be
conducted during the two weeks begin-
ning September 4,1973. The enumerators
are required to visit all residences and
check basic information contained on
existing enumeration notices. The infor-
mation is required for municipal and
provincial purposes, including voters'
lists, school support, the direction of
education taxes between the public and
separate school systems, the population
count, and the distribution of provincial
funds to local governments to WO
reduce local tax bills.
GOVERNMENT 15F ONTARIO
MINISTRY OF REVENUE
'Hon. Allan Grossman Donald A. Croible
*Minister
Deputy Minister
NOTICE
To all students attending
school under the
jurisdiction of the Huron
County Board of Education
All schools will open at the regular hour on
Tuesday, September 4, 1973. All school buses will
travel at the regular time in the morning. Alt
schools will close one hour earlier than usual. All
School buses wilt depart one hour earlier than
usual in the afternoon.
R.L. Cunningham,
Transportation Manager,
The Huron County Board of Education
103 Albert Street, Clinton.
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CLINTON NEWS-RECORD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1973-13 TOWurmTARNyD LAss
14. NOTICE TO CREDITORS 20. TO GIVE AWAY . AUCTION SALE
Illimosss-someiss---.01110.--.41111No•--.1111
AUCTION SALE
f Real Estate for Alvin Lobb at
1 Williams Street, Clinton, On-
trio. " Sat. Sept. 8
at 4 P.M.
our bedroom two storey in-
ulbrick dwelling, two
athrooms, forced air furnace
NO verandahs, full basement
lodern kitchen, den, living
Dom, dining room, .back kit-
hen, small garage. This is a
orner lot that is well shaded,
block from business sec-
on, school or park. Gas and
avy electrical service, house
good repair. For viewing
for to sale phone Alvin Lobb
228.6728 Centralia.
rms being 10% down day of
le balance in 30 days.
roperty being sold subject to
reasonable reserve bid.
wner or auctioneers not
sponsible for accidents day
sale.
Richard Lobb & .
R.G. Gethke
Auctioneers 35,36b
3. SERVICEScAVAILABLE
T US. REPAIR AND MAKE
r rings and jewellery like new
amond rings renewed and stones
fely secured — don't take chances.
(pert work done reasonably .,to
ur satisfaction. Watch repairs and
arl restringing. W.N. Counter.
inton, Ontario. — c tfn
WESTROUGHING, aluminum
galvanized. Estimates without
ligation. Contact R.E. Ruttan,
R. 3, Wingham, Phone 357-
177.-16tfn
EMODELLI NG, renovations,
.ofing and floor laying, expertly
me. All odd jobs around the home.
itchen cupboards a specialt y .
one 482.7676, Ken McNairn, —
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-sssl.a=s
ICK cash to pay bills or make a
rchase. -.Call Btad Hamilton,
qns_Canad4 Credit, 524,8349, —
if "'"'" Rk.
. HELP WANTED
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12. AUCTION SALE
MORNING.
ANTIQUE
AUCTION SALE
Saturday, Sept. 1
10:30 a.m.
The Auction Rooms
1 Mile South of Goderich
on Hwy. No. 21
Oval extension dining room
table (extra large), oval parlor
table, 6-piece parlor set
(loveseat, settee, rocker, arm-
chair, 2 side chairs), 3-piece
parlor set (loveseat, rocker, ar-
mchair), 2 wardrobes, 3-piece
antique wooden bedroom suite,
antique dresser, commodes,
walnut sideboard, jelly cup-
board, large spinning wheel,
brass bed, kitchen cabinet,
child's table and pressback
chairs, 2 sets of pressback
chairs.
'Fireplace chair, assortment of
parlor and small tables, wind-
sor-type high chair, assortment
of chairs, 4 balloon back chairs,
rocking chair, chesterfield and
chair, reclining chair, Duncan
Phyffe coffee table, oak map
cabinet with maps. Part toilet
sets, picture frames, 2 Tiffany-
type shades, bread boards, oil
lamps, icecream maker, picture
viewer, model sail boat, scales,
insulators, small glass churn,
flat irons and trivets, record
players, Victrola, table lamp,
bells, crocks, jugs, etc
MIKE CUMMINoS AUC-
TIONEER
524-9064 or 482-7584
13. SERVICES AVAILABLE
RICHARD LOBS
EXPERIENCED
AUCTIONEER
1,5
APPRAISER
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CL INTON. ONT.
PHONE: 482-9431 or 482-
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13. SERVICES AVAILABLE
CHUTER PLUMBING
HEATING It ELECTRIC
Furnace Installations
DELAVAL MILKER
SUPPLIES
Appliance Service ,
46 King St. 482-7652,
,-18tfn
CUSTOM KILLING
AND PROCESSING
Butchering dates—Tuesday, and
Thursday
TUESDAY — Beef and Pork
Friday .— Beer Only
PICK-UP SERVICE AVAILABLE
IVIerper's Abattoir
237.3314 Dashwood. —c tfn
BEATTY FARM
SERVICE
now available at
24 Princess St. CLINTON
across from P.U.C.
Phone 482-9561
or
5249192 TFN
COMPLETE
LANDSCAPING
SERVICE And
SUPPLIES
Open 7 Days'. Week
Mon. thru Sat. till dark
Sunday 12 to 6
ART'S
Landscaping & Nursery
66 BENNET ST. E., GODERICH
5244126
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Lot Con. Area
INISMINISMSSISEININS
Pt. 20 III 35 ac.c.
E1/2 19 III 25 ac.c,
E1 /2 17&16 HI 82 ac.c.
13 III 40 ac.c.
12 III 35 ac.c.
8 ac.p.
11 ill 50 ac.c.
10 ill 80 ac.c.
8 III 80 ac.c.
7 III 70 ac.c.
8 ac.h.
20 W 75 ac.c.
10 IV 25 ac.c.
6 - 7 IV 90 ac.c.
24 ac.p,
19 4 V 90 ac.p.
18 V 25 ac.c.
9 V 25 ac.c.
13. SERVICES AVAILABLE
t PHOTOGRAPHY; weddings, com-
mercial, portrait, portraits taken in
your own home, Phone Photo Art
Services" • 482-74'41.-30tfn
DO YOU HAVE marriage or family
problems? The Ministry of Com-
munity & Social Services offers help
in the form of marriage and family
counselling either in your home or
in the Wingham office, 199
- Josephine Street, For appointment
phone 357-3370.-35b
LEARN TO DRIVE
TRACTOR TRAILERS
* Now you can train right here in
Canada!
* Tuition Tax Deductible!
* Placement Assistance Guaran-
teed!
*. Weekend training also available!
For application and interview,
write: Safety Department, The
Canadian Institute of Tractor
Trailer Training Ltd., 207 Queen's
Quay W., Toronto 117, Ontario or
call 416.864-9381 (Formerly - Trans
Canada Transport
Training) ---35,36,37h
BRUINSMA
I CONSTRUCTION
And EXCAVATING
CUSTOM
BULLDOZING
R.R. 2 Goderich 524-9804
SEPTIC
TANKS
CLEANED
MODERN EQUIPMENT
WORK GUARANTEED
Write or Phone
Harvey Dale
CLINTON
Phone 462-3326 ,t.:17,:t1-A
13. SERVICES AVAILABLE
VACUUM CLEANERS
SALES & SERVICE
ALL MAKES
BOB PECK
VARNA
262-5748 gctfn
• .1.11.1.M.SIMISMISM Ils
SCREENED
TOPSOIL
* EXCAVATING
* BACKHOE WORK
* GRAVEL and FILL
* CEMENT GRAVEL
LYLE MONTGOMERY
CLINTON - 482-7644 tfn
JACK'S
WOOD TURNERY ,
CUSTOM WOOD TURNING
AND GIFT ARTICLES
JOHN PLUMTREE
482.969 5
CLINTON
(At Rear Of 84 Albert St.)
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BILL'S APPLIANCE
SERVICE
Repairs to all makes
and models of
major appliances
Phone 482-7935
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15. PUBLIC NOTICE
I WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts incurred in my name from
this day Aug. 16, 1973 - forward.
Peter Bilstra, Clinton,
Ont.-33,34,35b
16, PERSONAL
IF YOU have a problem you want
r, to:share - write THE LISTENER,
'lox 330 Clinton News,
Record.----33tfn , , •
NOTICE TO
CREDITORS
All persons having claims against
the Estate of FRANCIS WILLIAM
ANDREWS, Retired Farmer, late
of the Town of Clinton, in the
county of Huron, who died on or a -
bout the 15th day of July, 1973, are
required to file the same with full
particulars with the undersigned by
the 22nd day of September, 1973, as
after that (late the assets of the
estate will be distributed.
DATED at Goderich, Ontario,
this 21st day of August, 1973,
PREST and EGENER,
Barristers, etc.,
33 Montreal Street,
GODERICH, Ontario.
Solicitors for
. the Estate
—35,36,37b
NOTICE TO
CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE of HARVEY
WALLACE ALEXANDER, late of
the Township of Goderich in the
County of Huron, Retired Farmer,
deceased.
ALL persons having claims
against the • Estate of the above-
named who died on the 24th day of
October, 1972, are required to file
full particulars thereof with the un-
dersigned on or before the 17th day
of September, 1973, 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
21st day of AugUst, 1973.
E.B. MENZIES, Q.C.,
Clinton, Ontario,
Solicitor for
the said Estate.
—35,36,37b
1 17. LOST AND FOUND
LOST - Rather large dog, answers
to the name of "Caesar". Mainly
brown with white collar, paws and
strip down muzzle. If seen, phone
482-7716:--34b
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PUPPIES to give away to a good
home, 5 months old, collie, Phone
527-0535 before 8 A,M.-435p
21. BIRTHS
MUNN: Bob and Eileen (nee
Garrett) are happy to announce the
arrival of Susan Jane on August 16,
1973 at. St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon-
don, - a 'sister for Jennifer,-35b
McLEAN: Born in Calgary Cross
Hospital to Keith and Edith
McLean, a son on August 23,1973, a
grandson for Mr. and Mrs. Don
McLean,
BATKIN: Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Batkin are pleased to announce the
arrival of their daughter, Michelle
Lynn, born August 20, 1973 at St.
Joseph's Hospital, London, Ont.
EVELEIGH: Joe and Janice (nee
Wright) are thankful for the safe
arrival of their daughter "Susan
Louise", on August 25, 1973 in St.
Joseph's Hospital, London. A sister
for Wendy.
GROSS: Mr. and Mrs. Ron Gross of
RR 1, Londesboro are pleased to
announce the arrival of a baby girl
on August 27, 1973 in Clinton
Public Hospital. A sister for Larry.
22. DEATHS
HANLEY Robert Mark - Suddenly
at Joseph Brant Hospital, Saturday,
August 18, 1973, Robert Hanley of
5093 Ashland Drive, Burlington,
beloved husband of LOis Mishaw,
clear father of Mark, Barbara,
Roger and Craig, dear son of Mrs.
May Hanley and the late Fred
Hanley; brother of Mrs. David
Longland (Lois) Hamilton. Mr.
Hanley was a professional engineer
with the Ontario Hydro for 21 years
and was a pilot in the R.C.A.F, in
the last great war. The funeral ser-
vice was held from Dodsworth and
Brown Funeral Home in Burlington
at 2 p.m., August 21, 1973. Inter-
ment in Greenwood Cemetery,
Burlington.
HERNE: Margaret Janette. At the
Princess Margaret Hospital,
Toronto, on Saturday, August 25,
1973, Margaret Janette Herne,
beloved wife of Donald Herne, late
of 14 Daley Dr., St. Catharines.
Dear mother of Cameron, Richard
and David, at home. Daughter of
Mrs. Harriet Henry of St.
Catharines and the late William
Henry. Sister of W. Cameron Henry,
of London. Services were held at the
Hulse and English Funeral Chapel,
St. Catharines on Wednesday mor-
ning at 10 a.m. Committal service
Bairds Cemetery, Brumfield at 3
p.m.
23. ENGAGEMENTS
Mrs. Verna Pollock of Clinton an-
nounces with pleasure the forth-
coming marriage of her daughter,
Sharon to Mr. Jack B. Colquhoun,
son of Mr, and Mrs. Don Colquhoun
of Clinton. The wedding will take
place Friday, September 14, 1973 at
6:30 p.m. at Wesley Willis United
Church, Clinton.-35b
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25. IN: MEMORIAM
EMMERSON: In loving memory of
a dear husband, Harold Emmerson,
who passed away September 2,
1967,
My heart aches with sadness,
And secret tears still flow.
What it meant to lose you
No one will ever know
When I am sad and lonely
And everything goes wrong
I seem to hear you whisper,
"Cheer up and carry on".
Ever remembered by his wife,
Laura.-35p
BIGELOW: The family and wife of
the late Timothy Scot t Bigelow wish
to express their sincere thanks to all
their friends, neighbours and
relatives for their many acts ot'kin-
dness during our recent
bereavement, for their sincere ex-
pressions of sympathy in words,
cards, flowers and donations to the
Gideons and the Kidney Foun-
dation. Special thanks to Westlake
Funeral Home and Rev. Fred
Howard, London.-35p
HILL: I wish to thank all who sent
flowers and card while I was a
patient in hospital and since retur-
ning home, It was deeply ap-
preciated, Kathleen Hill.-35p
WILLIAMS: I wish to thank all my
friends 'who remembered me with
cards, gifts and Rowers - and who
visited me while was a patient in
Victoria Hospital, London. Sharon
Wil llama.-35b
TAYLOR: I wish to thank all who
remembered me while 'a patient in
University Hospital, London.
:Special thanks 'to Dr. Newland, Dr.
Valentine, Dr, Jenner and the staff
who were always ready to help,
This will be gratefully remembered.
Jeffrey Taylor.-35b
25..IN MEMORIAM
PARTRIDGE:
Luella Partridge - Sept. 4, 1965,
We do not often get to stand
By the spot where you now lay
But you are always in our thoughts
Today and every day,
Always remembered by daughter,
Leona and son-in-law Clayton
Weston.-35b
26. CARD OF THANKS
HALLAM: I wish to thank all who
were kind to me while I was a
patient in Clinton Hospital. Special
thanks to Dr, Baker and nurses and
staff of first floor, (Mrs.) Gladys
Hallam.-35p
COOPER: I would like, to thank
those who sent flowers, cards and
visits while a patient in Clinton
Public Hospital.. Special thanks to
Dr. Baker and Dr. Lambert and
nurses on the first floor. Loraine
Cooper.-35b
ASQUITH: My sincere thanks to
/Dr. Baker, Dr. Lambert, nurses on
second floor and staff of Clinton
Public Hospital during my stay
there. Also to friends for flowers,
visits, cards, gifts and kindness
shown by everyone. Marion
Asquith.-35h
HART: I wish to thank relatives,
neighbours and friends for cards,
gifts and flowers while a patient in
Clinton Public Hospital. Special
thanks to Dr. Baker and staff on
first floor for their kindness, also
the VON nurse. Joseph Hart.-35b
Bearded Prowler
Works At Night
Hot summer weather forces
fish and fishermen into . a
round of nocturnal activity
when both feeding and fishing
are more comfortable. South-
ern anglers like to pursue bass
at this time, while else-
where catfish become the most
sought specie.
When the sun disappears,
"Mr. Whiskers" begins prowl-
ing his favorite feeding
grounds, and the smart fish-
erman will be waiting at the
right place with the right bait,
Night fishing for channel
catfish can be just as exciting
as night bass fishing. The
only difference is in the meth-
ods used. Here are 'home tips
from Red Fisher, the Mer-
cury outboards' fishing ex-
pert, that will help assure a
night of fishing fun.
Catfish feed from the bot-
tom of a lake or river, moving
upstream and into shalkiw
water as their search broad-
ens. Feeding activity begins
at dusk and could continue all
night. Favorite catfish baits
include minnows, crayfish,
shrimp, chicken entrails,
worms and prepared "stink"
baits that live up to their
name.
For Stream fishing, anchor
your boat just above a deep
eddy. Cast downstream, long
enough so that the bait will
he on bottom where the water
begins to deepen. the a slid-
ing sinker with only enough
weight to keep the bait down.
Take up excess line until it is
tight against the rod, (Rod
holders mounted on the boat
are helpful.)
Now begins a waiting game.
If you're in the right place, it
shouldn't take too long. Watch
the tip of your rod. When a
fish takes the bait, the tip will
react with a series of sharp
jerks. Move fast and get some
slack into the line by lower-
ing the tip of the rod. Wait
about 20 seconds (or as long
as you can stand it), then
slowly raise the rod and feel
for resistance. If the fish is
still there, lower the rod and
take up all slack line, Then
rear back and set the hook.
Lake fishermen can use the
same technique with the ex-
ception of where they fish, If
possible, locate flooded stream
channels and fish them. Slop-
ing gravel banks are another
good bet.
SEASONAL
WORKERS WORKERS
REQUIRED
To Help Process Delicious
Aylmer and Del Monte
Vegetables
Light and Heavy Labour
Day or Evening Shift
Free Transportation Arranged
No Previous Experience Necessary
Cafeteria on the Premises
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