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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1973-10-11, Page 3113. SERVICES AVAILABLE 13. SERVICES 'AVAILAILE 13. SERVICES AVAILABLE F 13. SERVICES AVAILABLE 13. SERVICESAVAILAILE 26. CARD OF THANKS EDS BILL'S APPLIANCE SERVICE Repairs to all makes and models of major appliances Phone 482-7935 TFN , W NTED Custom Combining CLETE DALTON 5 29-7 1 24 BRUINSMA CONSTRUCTION And EXCAVATING CUSTOM BULLDOZING R.R. 2 Goderich • 524-9804 Auctioneer Hector McNeil is busy In one of the two auc- tion rings at the newly 'vended Hensel! Livestock Sales. The Sales held an official opening last Thursday. (News- Record photo) A matter of principle BY J. CARL HEMINGWAY froo)oeoe0solocoottioele5obeelteimefFilsoisiecie00 (moots: 6) 4, AUCTION SALE TWILIGHT AUCTION SALE of antiques and household ef- fects for the estate of Wilfred Peachey, GoderIch and other consignments. FRIDAY, OCT. 1 9 7:00 P.M. THE AUCTION ROOMS 1 mile south of Goderich on Highway 21 Wicker settee; two matching chairs and table; 3 wicker chairs; dropleaf table; 2 Iron beds; 3-pc bedroom suite; 2 wicker fern stands; cane-back rocker; blanket box; humpback trunk; four commodes; 3 sets pressback chairs; kitchen cup- board; prossback high chair; extension dining room table; 2 sideboards, leather rocker; organ stool; small tables; chests of drawers; antique clock; and tables; Radios; quilts; picture frames; fist irons; oil lamps; Bennington fruit bowl; china and glass; copper boiler; chrome kitchen set; single continental bed; child's wooden table and chairs; T V set MIKE CUMMINGS Auctioneer TERMS: Cash 524-9064 or 482-7584 QUICK cash to pay bills or make a purchase, Call Brad Hamilton, Trans Canada Credit, 524- 8349.—clOtf PHOTOGRAPHY; weddings, com- mercial, portrait, portraits taken in your own home. Phone Photo Art Services • • 482-7441,-30tfn 12. AUCTION SALE BEATTY FARM SALES & SERVICE now available at 24 Princess St., E. Clinton across from p.u.c. Store Hours - 9 a.m. to 12 noon - Mon. to Fri. Phone 482-9561 or 524-9192 ARNOLD M. BEST AUTHORIZED DEALER tin BOB PECK VARNA 262-5748 gctfn JACK'S WOOD TURNERY ' CUSTOM WOOD TURNING AND GIFT ARTICLES JOHN PLUMTREE 48 2-969 5 CLINTON (At Rear Of 84 Albert St.) 5tfn —J 4) 4. 4) 4) 4) 6. 4' fv 4) 4) 4) 4) rc 4' 4, 4, 4' 4. 4' 4, 4) 6, 4. 4- 4- 4. 4, 4 tv 4, 4, 4. 4. 4, 4. tv C • • • • ANTIQUES - ornate solid brass bed; iron and brass bed; Dominion pump organ, Bowmanville, Ont; secretary desk; or- nate large walnut sideboard; Faint couch with ornate walnut base; large tapestry In frame (dressing screen); piano stool; chicken coop chairs; pressed back chairs; 2 leather rockers; Windsor chair; wooden folding chair; wicker chair; odd chairs; washstands; vanity with wing mirrors and Cane chair; 2 trunks; wall coat rack with mirror; pictures and frames; wicker fern stand; wicker tray; copper boiler; copper tea kettle; set of chimes; 3 flat Irons; bulls eye oil lamp; Greek key oil lamp and several other oil lamps; maple leaf compote; large crock; other crocks; large punch bowl; knife rests; poppers and salts; Souvenir of Toronto; several pieces of silver; butter pats; some Narita**, Nippon; UM090; Royal Albert; Germany; depression; and many other antiques. Terms - Cash Norm Whiting, Auctioneer, Phone 236-1964 ( It OF I It et et (Pi, firft)(1) t.• Iff` (5 4)0)0," 42,43b O z 4' O O 4) 4' O 61 6' 4) O 4) 6 6) 6) 4) 4- 4) 6) 6) 4, 4' YOUR FURNITURE AND CARPETS DESERVE THE BEST! Havp Carpet Care Clean them with Steam Call 524-2440 Harvey Dale CLINTON Phone 482-3320 —gct AeleINIMMIBent • Pinery Winter Antique Flea Market LOCATION 7,.yE_pCbE :THEATRE, MAIN STREET GRAND BEND ONTARIO Second and Fourth Sunday during Oct. & Nov. Starting Oct. 14th Open 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Admission 50c 15 - 20 Dealers with "A Little bit of everything" (Dealers Wanted - Pinery Flea Market RR 2 ZURICH 236-4207) I O 4, 4' O 4) (i) 6 4, ru 6) 6) O Jr Grande Prairie is well named. The city of some 14,000 is located at the south eastern corner of that level, fertile area known as the Peace River coun- try. The land is level with few trees. The soil is productive and deep. Crops compared quite favourably with those areas of the prairies that had above average crops this year., They do have problems with heavy rainfall and early frosts on occasion but their days are much longer in summer and growth is very rapid. There was rain about the middle of seeding and we saw some fields of oats and barley about six in- ches high on July 15th yet this grain was pretty well. all swathed when that early snow we heard about arrived near the end of August and was giving a satisfactory yield. Throughout the area where we traveled, cattle were quite numerous and mixed farming seemed to be popular though cash cropping of wheat and rapeseed is quite important. N.V,e_fau,nd, pretty well established in their apartment even though they had arrived there from their "honeymoon" only some 24 hours before we did. We were somewhat surprised to find the towns and cities in this north country quite modern, much roomier and pollution didn't seem to be any problem. After a visit of three days, which concluded with Ross giving us an airplane ride over the city, just to prove that he really did have his pilotk license, we headed toward home. However, it was quite a thrilling experience and my first time up in a small plane. We passed through Edmon- ton to call on friends in Fort Saskatchewan and camped over night at Elk Island Provincial Park, which is also a Buffalo reserve. As usual, when we stay at parks we got to bed early and got an early start in the morning. On the way out we came upon a herd of 50 or so buffalo of all sizes along the roadside. We didn't appreciate the way some of the old boys eyed us but we got by safely and thought we got some good close-ups but found that it was too early in the morning. We got to Battleford by noon and toured the early R.C.M.P. fort there, then on to Saskatoon to spend the night with David and family. The next day we slept late and in the afternoon visited the museum where we FORBES: We would like to thank relatives and friends for gifts, cards and good wishes that made our 25th wedding anniversary an occasion to remember. Neville and Laura For- bes.-42p PECK: I would like to thank all who remembered me with cards, gifts, flowers and visits while I was a patient in Clinton Hospital. Special thanks to Doctors Baker and Watts and the nurses on first floor. Bob Peck.-42b TEBBUTT: We would like to ex- press our sincere thanks to all who were so kind to Gary during his recent accident and 3 months stay in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Also to the Goderich ambulance drivers, Dr. Mowatt, Dr. Cameron, nurses, and all who visited him and sent cards, flowers and treats. It was deeply appreciated. Jack and Norene Tebbutt.-42p HODGINS: We would like to thank you all sincerely for your kind thoughts, flowers and cards during the sudden loss of a dear brother and uncle. Clayton, Ruth Hodgins and family.-42b RAPSON: I would like to thank my neighbours and friends for their many acts of sympathy during my recent bereavement of my mother. Evelyn Rapson.-42b MERNER: I would like to express my sincere thanks to those who remembered me with cards, flowers and visits while a patient in Clinton Public Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Flowers and the staff on first floor. Ken Merner.-42b PORTER: We the family of the late Alvin Porter, wish to express its sin- cere thanks to all relatives, friends and neighbours for the many acts of kindness and sympathy, shown during its recent bereavement. Special thanks to Rev. and Mrs. Reddock, staff at Beatty Funeral Home and the ladies of St. Andrews United Church, Bayfield.-42b used cars— next best thing to new 1971 VEGA NOTCHBACK 2 door coupe. 1971 CHEVROLET BELAIR 4 door sedan V8, auto, power steering and brakes, redio,rear defogger, 1960 DODGE CORONET 2 door coupe 6 cyl. automatic, radio 1960 DODGE CORONET 2 door coupe 6 cyl. automatic, radio 1969 CHEVROLET IMPALA Custom coupe - an extra clean used car fully safely checked and reconditioned 1969 FORD 1/2 Ton style side pickup. A good buy In "AS IS" condition LORNE illitOWN MOTORS LTD. CLINTON 41124321 Your. FRIENDLY CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE DEALER CLINTON NEWS-RECORD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18. 1973718 1972 TOYOTA COROLLA 1600 2 door coupe REMODELLING, renovations, roofing and floor laying, expertly done. All odd jobs around the home. Kitchen cupboards a specialty. Phone 482-7676. Ken McNairn,--c2tfn LET US REPAIR AND MAKE your rings and jewellery like new. ' Diamord rings renewed and stones safely secured — don't take chan- ces. Expert work done reasonably to your satisfaction. Watch repairs and pearl restringing. W.N. Coun- ter. Clinton, Ontario.--ctfn VACUUM CLEANERS SALES & SERVICE ALL MAKES AUCTION SALE Auction Sole of Valuable Furniture, Antiques . • 1and Misc. Items on SAT., OCTOBER 20, 1973 AT 1:00 P.M. SHARP ' y v, VV.P'1,!,,u4Via .. ,,t;,9,r,y 1 :•.v - • , . ; ... • A 6 CA kif(4204 n1 lagt,i65,9140 .pt,mpip cprnerYDOStl.W000,,vnt,. ,c „, . , -: ' FURNITURE — chesterfield and chair: 'large upholstered chair; and table; . coffee table; Admiral• television; rotor and aerial; footstool; lamps; rug and pad, 6' x 9'; white bear rug; G.E. stove; Hotpoint refrigerator; bed, springs and mattress: dresser; night tables; large extension table with 7 leaves; dining room table with 5 leaves; etc. ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES — Oil hanging lamp; 2 on lamps; 3 toilet sets; ornate brass bed; 3 iron banks; varnished flat to the wall cupboard with pie shelf; pine dry sink; wicker rocker; wooden rocker; dresser; trunk; pressed back arm chair; set of 9 pressed back chairs; set of 3 pressed back chairs; 2 matching pressed back chairs; 3 matching chairs; child's pressed back commode chair; child's pressed back rocker; child's cherry bed; spool bed; iron bed with brass knobs; hall table; victrola and records; 3 washstands; gingerbread clock; mantel clock; coal oil heater; 2 feather ticks; green carnival glass dish; carni- val glass epergne with 3 small lilies and 1 large; 3 cranberry enamelled tumblers; Royal Nippon choco cups and saucers; Sou- venirs of Walkerton and Montreal; large cheese dish; shaving mug; Ruby Flash cream and sugar 1505; fruit bowl, pitcher and 6/nappies; cream, sugar and covered butter; cream, sugar, s ner and covered butter; silver butter dish with knife; 2 silver berry spoons; baby dishes; toothpick holder; Cobalt blue fruit and cereal dishes; several pieces of depression glass; blue bubble glass plates; 6 hand painted tea plates; etc. 3 Iron .fry pans, crocks: jugs; primitives; coffee grinder; large sausage pump; meat grinder: stereoscope and cards; 4 picture prints, pictures and frames, etc. MISC — 3 sets of dishes; many water and juice glasses; goblets; fancy cups and saucers; casserole dishes; pots and pans; vase*: tins; coffee pots; tea kettles; set of steak knives; mixette; elec- tric fan; silverware; mirror; and many pieces of odd dishes, etc.; lounge chair, aluminum laundry tubs, 2 suitcases, mats, drapes; afghan; sealers; bird bath; garden tools, etc. Don't miss this exceptional auction of Antiques and Furniture. TERMS -- CASH Mrs. Rose E, Kraft, Prop. Norm Whiting, Auctioneer, Phone 235-1964 In case of inclement weather this sale will be held under cover. of Household Furnishings, Antiques, Automobile and Misc. Items on Sat., Oct. 27413 at 1:00 P.M. sharp at the Action Mart (1 mile north of Exeter on Hwy. 4) Exeter, Ontario. I have been instructed to sell by public auction the belongings of Mrs. J.P. MacMath, Holmesville, Ont. and the belongings of the Estate of the late Mr. A.H. Hey, Staffs, Ont. HOUSEHOLD FUNISHINGS - Gibson 2-door deluxe refrigerator-freezer; Frigidaire refrigerator; 4 burner electric stove; McClary combination coal, wood and electric stove; 2 kitchen tables; wooden stool; large ornate dining room table with 4 leaves; set of 6 chairs with leather seats; buffet; china cabinet; Admiral 24" television; Viking portable television; piano; leather rocker; end tables; paper rack; floor and table lamps; walnut 2 door bookcase; mirrors; small walnut hall table; 3 dressers; night table; beds; cedar chest; Thrift- washing machine; odd wooden tables and chairs; card table; cuckoo clock; vacuum cleaner; portable radio; knick knacks; 2 'electric heaters, 1 with fan; electric fan; toaster; dishes; pots and pans; vases; pitcher and 8 glasses; knitting machine; Vickers electric sewing machine; scales; mats and small rugs; 2 wooden lawn chairs; 644111446; carpenter and garden tools; Lawnbird Yardman riding lawn mower; 31/2 horse power Bun- ton lawn edger; rotary power lawn mower (These 3 pieces of lawn equipment have Briggs & !Breton motors); small 2 wheeled trailer; small wheelbarrow; etc. AUTOMOBILE - 1966 Rambler with 64,000 miles, In good con- dItIon. 6 4.) 4 4- (r4 RICHARD LORI EXPERIENCED . AUCTIONEER and - APPRAISER CLINTON, ONT. PHONE: 482-9431 or 482-7898. ctfn ---04----41.14-7-44--- SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED MODERN EQUIPMENT WORK GUARANTEED Write or Phbne SCREENED TOPSOIL * EXCAVATING * BACKHOE WORK * GRAVEL and FILL * CEMENT GRAVEL LYLE MONTGOMERY CLINTON - 482-7644 tin CHUTER PLUMBING HEATING & ELECTRIC Furnace Installations DELAVAL MILKER SUPPLIES Appliance Service 46 King St. 432-7652. - 18tfn ti Iri ESTATE AUCTION SALE Furniture, Antiques and household items for the Estate of Christian Gascho in the village of Zurich on Wednesday, Oct. 24, at 1:15 P.M. Furniture & Antiques - Pine flat to wall; corner wardrobe with drawer and mirror; 48" pine dry sink; living room wood stove; sideboard; library table; rocking chairs; pine chest of drawers; washstands; dressers; beds; high boy chest of drawers; press back armchair and rocker; parlor tables; fernery; high chair; 3/4 spool bed; chesterfield; childs rocker; regulator clock; ex- tension table and 4 matching chairs; pine harvest table; treadle sewing machine; odd chairs. Glass & China - 5 pc. caster set; cake stand; compote; green carnival; water pitcher; souveniers of Berlin, Ont., and Zurich; 5 pc. toilet set; pitcher and basin; etc.; etc. Misc. - Tudhope electric range; McCiary wood stove (kitchen); viewmaster; quilts; linens; fancy work; pictures and frames; wood wheel wagon; crocks; jars; copper boilers; 2 rolls snow fence; wheel barrow; 2 ton of coal. Terms - Cash No Reserve Executor - Mr. Clarence Gascho RATHWELL'S AUCTION SERVICE AUCTIONEERS & LIQUIDATORS BRUCEFIELD - 482-3120 ene tese (Dope: e51000 Bailiff Auction Sale of Cattle & Farm Implements We have been Instructed by Flynn Bailiff Service, 6081 /2 Dun- dee St. London, Ont., under section 88 of the Bank Act, to sell by public auction the cattle and implements belonging to Nor- man McDougall, R,R, 1, Auburn, Ont. Lot 33 Con. 13 and Lot 34 Con. 13, Township of HIbbert, County of Huron. Sale to take place on the farm of Richard Badiey, 4 miles east of Blyth, Ont. 9th Con, of Morris Township on Friday, October 28/73 at 1:30 P.M. sharp ' Terms Cash or Certified Cheque CATTLE: 31 Holstein cows; 1 Jersey cow; 1 Hereford bull; 5 white-faced calves. A Pregnancy Check will be taken on all cows prior to sale. IMPLEMENTS 430 Case Diesel tractor with loader; 44 Massey Harris row crop tractor; George White cultivator on rubber; 9 ft. Massey Harris Double Disc; Case 18 disc fertilizer and seed drill on rubber; Case 3 point hitch, 3 furrow plow, 14 in. bottom; * Oliver 5 bar, roll bar Ode rake; 125 bushel New Holland spreader; 3 point hitch corn smatter; 3 point hitch snow blower. For Information on this sale, phone Norm Whiting, Auctioneer, 235-1964 Exeter, or Flynn Bailiff Service, London, 438-3181 42,4313 LigT1,74ZIOMet3,,) 0000 ft) tD) 05)5151 10 CUSTOM KILLING AND PROCESSING Butchering dates—Tuesday, and Thursday TUESDAY = Beef and Pork Friday — Beef Only PICK-UP SERVICE AVAILABLE Wierner's Abattoir 237.3314 DnAlwrowt.--Oall COMPLETE. LANDSCAPING SERVICE And SUPPLIES Open 7 Days a Week Mon. thru Sal.. till dark Sunday 12 to 6 ART'S Landscaping & Nursery' 66 BENNET ST. E., GODERICH , 524-9126 1 8.MISCELLANEOUS STORAGE SPACE for rent, boats, campers, etc. Telephone 482- 7221.-40,41,42b .19. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE: Grocery Business in downtown Clinton. $5,000 down and collateral, easy terms. Contact Chuck at 482-3445 before 12;30 p.m.-41,42b 20. TO GIVE AWAY TO GIVE away to a good home, one small year old black Labrador dog. Phone 482-9306 from 8 to 4 ' p.m.-42b TO GIVE AWAY - Two male and two female 9-week-old puppies. Mother, a blue tick hound. Can be seen any evening in Holmesville, phone 482.3298.-42,43b 21. BIRTHS RUSSELL: Mr. and Mrs. Graham Russell of R.R. 2 Seaforth, are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter "Lynn Irene", in Clinton Public Hospital, on October 15, 1973.-42 22. DEATHS LOCKWOOD: Samuel Roy Lock- wood passed away in his 81st year at Conquest, Sask. He was predeceased by his wife, Lillian Casserman and is survived by three sisters - Mrs. Russell Colclough, Clinton; Mrs. Les Osborne, St. Thomas; Mrs. J.E. Wiggins of San Diego, California. Three daughters - Mrs, Edith' Dowse, Sudbury, Mrs. Basil (Olive) Obrien, Copper Cliff and Mrs. Ben (Joan) Forbester of Birsay, Sask. Sons - Kenneth and Clarence of Conquest, Sask. and Fred of Beechy, Sask.-42 24: MARRIAGES Mr, and Mrs. Ervin Reichert, Clin- ton, are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of , their youngest daughter, Donna Marjorie, to Kenneth Charles Thiel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Thiel, Zurich, Ontario. The wedding will take place on Saturday, November 10, 1973 at 7 p.m. in St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Zurich, On- tario.-42p 25. IN MEMORIAM TAYLOR: In loving memory of our brother, Kenneth A. Taylor, who died in Sault Ste. Marie, Ont, on Oct. 9, 1972. Sadly, missed and lovingly remembered by his family.-42b 26. CARD OF THANKS 'Bob (Ted) and Beryl Heath wish to thank all those friends and relatives who made their holiday In Ontario end par- ticularly their 25th anniversary Open House such happy and memorable events."-42p MORRISON: We would like to ex- press our thanks to the: eople of the Varna - Goshen congregations for the wonderful evening they had for twand the lovely gifts for our home, Special thanks to those who put on the entertainment and the ladies for lunch, truth and Murdock Morrison.-42b early days and was pictured in my old geography book. In the evening we went out to "Black- Strap" mountain, that famous man-made mountain built for the Olympic ski jumps. There is a large lake and well appointed picnic grounds where we "ate- out". Next morning, we "hit the road" again visited Gardine Dam - which holds back the waters of Diefenbaker Lake. It provides a generous supply of. electrical power as well as providing water for irrigation of some 40 thousand acres with considerable expansion for the future. We arrived at Souris that evening to spend the night with Don and family. The next mor- ning, Don and I went south to Minot to the State Fair where he pursued his hobby as a rab- bit fancier by getting two of his rabbits certified for registration and bought a couple of new ones. The ladies enjoyed a leisurely day at the swimming pool and a visit to an agate pit. In the evening Don andi bad a game of golf which went much better but I'm not quite ready to join the pro-circuit yet. On leaving Souris, we went south to the International Peace Gardens - a project of the Federated Women's Institutes, I believe. My wife who is the horticulture enthusiast in the family was disappointed in the flower beds. Apparently they have gone to shrubs and have reduced their flower planting greatly. We returned home through the northern states by way of Superior, Mackinac and Port Huron, Crops south of the bor- der were generally better thark on the prairies but showed some shortage of rain. In southern Michigan where com- bining was in progress I was . told that yields were not as good as crop appeared as the grain was small due to the dry hot weather. A factor that has apparently affected the produc- tion of grain throughout the whole area through which we passed is the great increase in the production of hay. This of course happened because of the lack of market for grain in years past and accounts for the build-up of cattle, If the far- mers go back to grain growing, as they are being urged to do, what happens to our beef sup- ply? We arrived back in good old Ontario and. the crops im- proved all the way home and were much the best of any we saw the steam engine which „saw on our travels. pulled some 20 ploughs in the kt=ii<=1K===H14=31+I:=11<===t-P=11 SUPER $ALE yt AUCTION HULLY GULLY FALCONER: I would like to thank everyone for the visits, the flowers and gifts I received while in Clinton Hospital, also Dr, Baker and the nurses on the first floor, Luella Falconer,--42b BRUNSDON: I would like 'to thank my friends and neighbours for their many acts of kindness, cards, flowers and visits while a patient in Clinton Hospital, Special thanks to those who looked after my home, also to Dr. Harrett, Rev. McDonald and nurses on first floor, Dorothy Brunsdon.-42p ROY: Peter and I would like to thank everyone who sent cards and treats and who helped look after the children while Pete was in hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Ping, Dr. Wilkins and nurses on 2nd floor. Vivienne and Peter Roy.---42p MERNER: I wish to thank all those who sent cards or reinem- bered me in anyway during my stay in hospital. Clair Merner.-42b Snowmobiles, Motorcycles, Accessories and Clothing Camping and Sporting Goods Hockey sticks, Ball Gloves, Helmets Spark Plugs — 011 Sale Time 1:00 p.m. SAT. OCTOBER 20, 1973 ALL SALES FINAL — NO RESERVE On the spot financing available AVCO CHARGEX Auctioneers GETHKE and LOBO HULLY GULLY SPORTS AND RECREATION R.A. 1 VARNA, ONT. Phone 262-5809