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GUEST SPEAKER
: Robert K nixon
” Leader of Liberal Party lii OntaHo
Everyone Welcome
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1967
at 2:30 'p.m, at the
TOWN HAU — HENSALL
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Nptice To Creditors
In the Estate of MARY JANE
HARRIS, late of the Township
-of Qodcrich ip the County pf
Huron, Widow, deceased,. ,
AU persons having claims
against the Estate pf the above-. -
, nanied who died bn the ?3rd;
day of January, A.D, 1967, are
required to file full particular’s
thereof with the undersigned pn
or before the 20th day of Mqrph,.
A.D. 1967, after which date the
assets will be distributed, hav^
. ing regard oply to the claims
.of which th.e undersigned shall
then have' notice,
Dated at Clinton, Ontario,:
'this,’22nd day of February, A.D.
1967.
E. B. MENZIES,
, Clinton, Ontario.
> Solicitor for the said Estate.
AUCTION SALE
Auction Sale of Livestock,
< Machinery, Hay and Grain and
■some -Household Effects will be
held for CARL GOVIER, E.H,
Lot 30 Con. 2 East Wawanosh
(114 miles east and 1 mile north
,bf Auburn) on ‘
Saturday, March 18, 1967
At 1 p.m. Sharp
Terms Cash — Farm .Sold
ALLAN MacINTYRE, Auct.
Lucknow
9-llb
AUCTION SALE
Auction $ale of Livestock,
Modern Power Machinery, Hay,
Graih and some Household Fur-
hiture will be held for CARL
. GOVIER, E.H. Lot 30 Con. 2,
East Wawanosh Township, 1,25
miles east and 1 mile north
Auburn on ,
Saturday, March 18
At 1 p.m. Sharp
Livestock: 20 Hereford cows
due in May, bred'Hereford; 12
Hereford Steers, 1000 lbs.; 17
Hereford"steers,' rising 1 year;
-6 Hereford heifers, rising 1
year.
Hogs: 3 Landrace sows due
in April; 2 Landrace sows due.
...in May; 1 Landrace’sow bred in
February; 18 chunks, 90 lbs.;
21 chunks, 70 lbs.
Hay & Grain: 600 bushels
mixed' grain; 8 tons cob com;
2000 bales of hay; 1200 bales of
straw.
, '“Household Effects: kitchen
stove, desk, wardrobe, vacuum
cleaner, chrome table, numerous
small articles.
Machinery: Case 400 tractor,
fully equiped, in good condition;
Case 3-point hitch. 4 furrow
plough; International, 15-run
seed drill; 10 toot packer, new;
Massey Harris 7 ft. semi mount
ed' mower; New Holland hay
/ conditioner; Smoker bale ele
vator; weed sprayer, trailer;
John Deere forage harvester;
McKee suction blower;- 9 ft.
S.K.F. mounted swather; scuf-
fler. and manure loader for
Massey 22 tractor; tractor
chains; 250 amp welder; New
-Idea corn picker; Case hammer
mill and belt, new; Massey
Harris Clipper combine P.T.O.;
1960 Ford half ton truck; log
tongs; V2” electric drill; snow
blade; Vessot grain chopper;
sap pan pail and spiles.
Terms Cash —• Farm Sold
Allan -MacIntyre, Auctioneer
* Lucknow 10, 11b
AUCTION SALE
Livestock, Machinery, Hay,
and some Household Furniture,
will be held for Clarence Craw
ford, Lot 30, Con. 13, Hullett
Twp.,' 1%. miles north and 1%.
miles west of Londesboro or 3
miles south and 1%. miles west
of Blyth,
on Monday, March 20
commencing at 1:30 p.m. sharp
Livestock: Hereford cow, calf
by side; Hereford cow, due in
April; 3 Hereford cows, open;
4 Shorthorn cows due in May:
2 Hereford cows, due in May;
Hereford cow, due in June;
black cow, due in June; Here
ford cow, due in July; 2 Angus
'cows with calves by side; 2
angus steers 800 lbs.; 3 Short
horn steers 800 lbs.; 2 Hereford
steers, 700 lbs.; 5 Hereford
Steer calves; 5 Hereford heifer
calves; 3 steers 900 lbs.; 12
Hereford heifers, 700-850 lbs.
Hogs: York sow and litter;
York, sow and 13 pigs; York
sow, rebred 8 weeks; York sow,
rebred 6 weeks.
Implements: Mineapolis Mo
line B.F. tractor; Mineiapolis
Moline Z tractor; Massey Harris
side rake; 9 ft, cultivator;
Massey Harris 7 ft. binder; In
ternational 2 furrow plough;
land roller; International man
ure spreader; -spring tooth har
rows; International seed drill;
_ rubber tired wagon and rack;
fanning mill; trailer; harrows;
mower; buggy; cutter; scales;
Democrat over 100 years old;
200 gal. gas tank with pump;
International cream separator;
2 electric fencers; 3 iron kettles;
2 row turnip drill; 1 Jamesway
brooder stove; numerous small
articles.
Hay: 1200 bales of hay.
Household Effects: 1 exten
sion table; 1 white enamel coal
and wood cook stove; 1 cream
enamel coal and wood cook
stove; 1 single bed and springs;
1 couch and cover; 1 rope bed
stead; 1 space oil heater; Other
household effects.
Terms: Cash — Farm Sold
Clarence Crawford, Proprietor
Allan MacIntyre, Auctioneer,
Lucknow -—■ Phone 528-3519
AUCTION SABS
.Auction Sale of Livestock,
Farm Implements, Hay» Grain
and some HpusphQld Effects
will be held for Stanley Lyon,
EH Lot ^7, Con. .12, Hullett
TWP* 'A mile north and J4 west
of Londesboro pr 3 miles south
and mile west of Blyth’
on Tuesday, Mcrch 28
. at 1:30 p.m.
Lives toclc 8 Hereford cows
with calves by side; 2 Hereford
cows, springing; 3' Hereford
.cows, open; 3 Hereford steer,f,
900 lbs; .2 Hereford heifers, SOU
lbs; 2 Hereford steers, 750 lbs;
2 Hereford heiifers, 700 lbs; 10-
yearling Hereford steer’s and
heifers,
Hay and Grain: 1,000 bales of
hay; 1Q0 bales of'straw; qUteh.
tity of mixed gralip and corn;
some brome and ofbhard. grass.
Implements: International 200
manure spreader; rubber tired
wagon and rack; cultivator; bey
tedder; Forge; leg vise} scales;
harrows; saw frame; fanning
mill; extension ladder, 34 ft,;
sleighs; pig crate; gravel box;
lumber; water trough; Viking
electric hammer mill. .
Household Effects:
Jewell propane stove; Servel
propane fridge; buififet; exten
sion table;, chairs; dishes; tot-
chen stove; ■eotail stove; some
dry'wood; numerous small arti
cles. i
Terms: Cash — Farm Sold
Allan MacIntyre, Auctioneer
’ ,' Lucknow ll-12b
Complete Clearing '
AUCTION SALE
Clearing Aution Sale of Ma
chinery, Parts, Garage Equip
ment, Tires and Office Equip
ment.on Saturday, March 25
at 12 o'clock sharp at Ross
Motors, Main Street, Seaforth,
Ont. •
Machinery: M-F 88 gas, IWD
loader, hydraulic reconditioned';
2 Ford Major Diesels, recondi
tioned; W-D Allis Chalmers;
Int. 4-furrow hyd. plow;. John
Deere 4-furrow trip, beam
mounted; new Ford scuffler;
Ford front-end blade wlith hy-
daulic control; Int. combine,
used, with motor.
Farm loaders, new and used:
1966 Ford F-100 style side;
1958 Int. % ton. with racks and
diff. Jock; yr, old equipment
float; 10 ton tandlem, ‘electric
brakes, lights and ramps.
Shop Equipment; Diesel in
jection ...testing equipment;
clutch adjusting; hyd. testing
set; propane steam jenny; cal
cium, tire loading pump; tire
changing equipment; Acetylene
welding and cutting torch; body
shop ,equip.; sanders; jack;
spray guns; Race liner; wheel
balancer; aligner.
Office • Equipment: Desks,
cheque . writer, electric adding
machine, cdihplete 'stock control
card system.*'*
Parts: retractor parts, tires,
miscellaneous items.
Terms Cash or terms may be
arranged day of Sale.
‘ROSS MOTORS
HAROLD JACKSON, Auct.
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Clearing
' AUCTION .SALE
Clearing Auction Sale for
Clarke Zinn on Lot 2, Con. 9
Ashfield Twp., 3 corners south
and 3 corners west of Lucknow,
or 2 corners north and 3 corn
ers west of Dungannon or 4
miles east of Kintaii off 21
Highway •
on Thursday, March 23
at 1 p.m., of Farm Machinery,
Hay and Straw, some Household
Effects.
Tractor — 1600 Cockshutt, 2
year old, 1700 hours, gas, like
new, adjustable Wheels; W. D.
Ahis Chalmers with loader, 2
row scuffler, 4 row bean tool
bar:
Machinery: M.H. 92 'SP com
bine with cab and rasp bar cyl
inder- (above average), 2 row
corn head, sunflower head,
pickup, scour ldeen, spike tooth
cylinder and bean -attachments;
Cockshutt 4 bottom semi
mounted plough (like new),
hydra., electric cylinder and
hoses; Kongskilde 34 tooth cul
tivator; 12 .ft. land packer; 4
section harrows; 3 section har
rows;' 3 pt. fertilizer spreader;
John Deere 4 row planter (2
yrs.) as new, adj. to 28”;
Gehl PTO hammermill; New
Holland PTO spreader; New
Holland 55 rolo bar rake; Oli
ver 7' mower; Innis 4 row bean
windrower; Innis 3 pt. bean
puller with extension PTO
shaft: Oliver 2 row, fronj
mounted bean puller; 32’6”
Mayrath auger, PTO; 700 Alli<
Chalmers wagon, 16’ flat rack;
Cobey wagon; torpedo wagon
(new); 2 gravity grain boxes;
snowblower, 3 pt. hitch; trailer;
32’ smoker elevator, % motor.
1 lip motor (electric); Briggs &
Stratton gas motor; 2 Duit cattle
oilers; cedar posts; steel post?;
used lumber;- ah’ compressor;
skill saw; %” power drill; weed
two 200 gal. tanks;
houser WD; heat house:”
tractor chains; S ton hyd.
quantity snow fence; 1
assortment from Trans.
Bolt Co.; numerous
sprayer
heat |
1600;
jack;
bolt
Cont.
household articles..
Terms: Cash day of sale
No reserve as farm is sold
Emile MacLennan,^ Auctioneer
HURON (Prov.) LIBERAL ASSOCIATION
ENGAGEMENTS
ANNOUNCED
Mr. and James-
Boyle, .CJinfcn, wdsih. to aiv
nounce toe engagement of ’
their daughter, Marie Anne fo Mr. Robert Laverne
Young, son of Mr. and Mi’s,.
Guy Young, Middleton,
Nova Scotia. The marriage
to take place ip St. Paul's
R.C. Chapel, Adastral Park
on Saturday, April 1, 1967.
lib.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hulls,
RR 1,’ Bayfield, are pleased
. to announce the engage
ment of their youngest
daughter, Joanne Elaine to
Mr. Robert John Rowan,
Milfon, sqm of Mr, and' Mrs.
'R. J. Rowan, Toronto, Ont
ario. The marriage will take
place in Trinity . Anglican
Church, Bayfield on Saturn
day, April 8, 1967 at 2:30
p.m.
BIRTHS
CANTELON — In Clinton Pub
lic Hospital on Saturday.
March' 11, 1967, to Mr. and
Mrs. Doug Oantelon,
a daughter, Sandra sister for Vickie.
CARTWRIGHT — In
Public Hospital on
March 10, 1967, to Mr. arid
Mrs. Doug, Cartwright, Clin-'
ton, a son.
BUNN — In Clinton Public
Hospital on Tuesday, March
14, 1967, to Mr. and Mrs,
Edwin Dunn, Bayfield, a sop.
FELLOWS — In Victoria Hos
pital, London, on Tuesday,
March '14, 1967, to Dr, 'and
Mrs. Fraser Fellows, London,
a son, a great-grandson foi-
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fraser,.
Bayfield.
HEYKOOP — in Clinton Pub
lic Hospital on ‘ Tuesday,
March 14, 1967, to Mr. and
Mrs. Nicholas Heykoop, RR 3,
Clinton, a son.
VINCENT — In Clinton Public
Hospital on Sunday, March
12,- 1967, to Mr, and Mrs.
Clare Vincent, Londesboro, a
daughter,
CARDS OF THANKS
I wish to thank friends 'and
neighbours, nurses1 at Clinton
Hospital, Dr. Addison and Dr.
Walden for kindness while I
was in the hospital. — DOUG
LAS STIRLING. lip
I wish to thank iall my friends,
for cards, flowers and visits
while a patient in Clinton Pub
lic Hospital. Special thanks to
Dr, Walden, Dr. Newland and
nurses on first floor. ?— MERLE
PREST. ' 11b
The family of the late Ruby
Plunking. wish to express sin
cere appreciation for floral tri
butes, messages of sympathy.,
and acts ‘of kindness' extended
to them on the sudden passing
of a dear wife, mother, grand
mother, sister and aunt. lip
I would like to thank all my
friends, neighbors and relatives
again for their kindness with
cards, flowers, gifts and visits
while I was a patient in Clinton
Public Hospital; special thanks
to the first floor nurses, Dr. Ad
dison and Rev. Grant Mills. —
MRS. MARGARET'HERD. 1-lp
* I wish to thank my neigh
bours and Mends for cards,
visits and treats while a pa
tient in Clinton Public Hos
pital. Special thanks for the
baking that was sent to our
home and messages of sym
pathy and acts of kindness to
our family in the sudden pass
ing of a dear father. — MRS.
JOHN TAYLOR. , lip
The family of the. late F. M.
(Ted) Peckitt wish to express
their sincere thanks to relatives.,
friends .and neighbours, for
their many actsof kindness,
floral tributes, cards of sym
pathy and donations to the
Heart Fund, during their recent
bereavement. Special thanks to
Dr. R. W. Street, Dr. F. M.
Newland, nurses and staff of
Clinton Public Hospital, Rev. R.
J. Tschanz, Pallbearers arid
Flowerbearers, and the. Tasker
Funeral Chapel, and all who
helped at home at the time of
their loss. lib
Officers Also From Century Families
Assessor Carman W. Tebbutt, left/treasurer H. Ben Whitely and clerk
Robin E. Thompson, right, are also all descendants of families which have
been in the township over 100 years. (News-Record Photo)
All Goderich Township Councillors and Three Officers
Descendants of 100-Year-Old Pioneer Families
(Continued from page 1)
ship in 1859’ and his great
grandfather George > Oakes is
recorded as a pathmaster in
1861. ■
Harry came into council in
1960 and has been Goderich
Township representative on
the Maitland Valley Conserva
tion Authority since 1962.
His. father was1 Herbert Oakes
and ^grandfather Joseph Henry
Oakes.
. Treasurer Whitely
The present treasurer, H. Ben
Whitely, comes from the oldest
of any of the eight families in
this ,story. The Whitely’s came
to Godbrioh Township in 1832.
In 1838, Ben’s great grandfather,
Andrew was recorded as a Com
missioner or Councillor.
Ben was appointed treasurer
in 1946 and tax collector in
1959. His father-, Charles A.
Whitely was also township
treasurer from 1939 to 1946.
Prior to that, Joseph Whitely,
an uncle of the present 'treas
urer was township treasurer
from 1895 to 1929 -and another
uncle, J. B. Whitely was Medi
cal Officer of Health from 1887
to 1936.
Ben’s grandfather, Joseph
Whitely was deputy reeve
from 1877 to 1882, again in 1887
and was a councillor in 1875
and 3876. .
Clerk Thompson
The Thompsons are the
youngest family - represented in
township affairs at the present-
time; the present clerk’s grand;,
father only came to Goderich
Township in 1864. ,
Robin E. Thompson, the pre
sent clerk, was appointed to the
position in 1948 on the death of
his father, R. G, Thompson, who
had held the sarnie post since
1923, R, G. was -township tax
collector from 1912 to 1923 and
served as secretary of the town
ship Board of Health for 25
years.
In 1868, four years after he
Mary, Martha UCW
To Meet March 21
The Mary and Mfertha Unit of
Wesley-Willis United Church
UCW will meet at the home oif
Mrs. George Beattie on Tues
day, March 21 at 8 pm. Mrs. H.
Kingswell, Mrs. W. C, Jervis
and Miss ,B. Stewart are in
charge of. the program. Roll
call will be answered by an
Easter verse.'
CLINTON
PERSONALS
came to the township, Robert
Thompson is recorded as a path
master.
Assessor Tebbutt
. Carman W. Tebbutt was ap
pointed assessor in 1950 and his
grandfather, Wallgate Tebbutt
was listed as a pathmaster in
1855 afer coming to the town
ship in 1841.
With a record such as the
. above township officials have
and with former members of
their families serving the muni
cipality, the present council
feels' they have a unique rebord.
They are quite sincere in issu
ing a challenge to any othei’
municipality to match it.
The children of Mi', and Mrs,
Gordon Cuninghame visited-
with them over the weekend; it
was the occasion of Mrs. Cun-
inghame’s birthday.
Miss Lillian Adams spent
last weekend .with her brother-
in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Austin Dexter, Blyth.
. Mr. and Mrs. William E.
Jprvis have returned from a
three week vacation in Los
Angeles, California. WMe there
they visited with WO2 and Mrs.
R. W. Bush, formerly of Adast-
ral Park.
For Arena Fund
The March meeting of the
Ladies Auxiliary to The Royal
Canadian Legion was held on
Monday, March 13, wlith Mirs.
Don McLean, president, an
charge.
With “Hydro Showtime” com
ing along March 21, auxiliary
members 'are asked to please
leave all their tickets With Mrs.
K. W.- Cblquihoun as soon as
possible.
IVwas. moved to donate profit,
from Saturday night lunches to
the Community Centre Fund.
Ilene Schultz won the attend
ance draw of $5.00, and Made
line Wilberg won the mystery
prize. Group 2 served lunch.
Maple Street Gospel Hall
COME AND HEAR ABOUT:
THE ECUMENICAL CHURCH
A Ljye Recording by Lehman Strauss
(Prophetic Bible Teacher)
Don't Miss This -r~ It Concerns You
SUNDAY, MARCH 19th
8:00 p.m,
BISMA REX reg. $1.35
ECONOMY WATER BOTTLE reg. $1.29 .
ADRIENNE HAND LOTION reg; $1.89
REXALL DANDRUFF REMOVER reg. $1.19 ............ 88c
SELF POLISHING LIQUID FLOOR WAX reg. $1.29 ... 88c
SOCIAL NOTES 12's
Phone 482-9511
reg. $1.00 . 88c
Clinton, Ontario
CATOS OF THANKS
I wish to thank all my friends
for cards and visits while I
was a patient -in Clinton Public
Hospital. Special thanks to Dr.
Oakes and the nursing staff.
— TONY DeJONG. lip
in yEMoilA^“'
BALL — In loving memory ok.
a dear father and jhusband,
George Leslie Ball, who passed
away suddenly two years ago,
March 16, 1965.
“No one knows the grief we
share
When we all meet and you’re
not there.
Life goes on, we know that’s
true
But not the same since we lost
you.”
■—Ever remembered by wife
Olive, daughters Edna and
Helen and sons-in-law, Lloyd
and Wayne.
Aire Here for Spring Selling £
(ve invite your inspection.
spring ACCESSORIES
HATS — SCARVES
To Complete Your Ensemble Visit Our Stores While
The Selections Are At Their Best
GLOVES
LADIES* WEAR and DRY GOODS
CLINTON HENSALL EXETER
Tuesday, March 21 — •
St. Patil's' Anglican Church ...............
Speaker, Squadron Leader P. Deltong.
Thursday, March 23 —
CFB Chapel ..............................................
Speaker, Dr. Andrew Mowatt '
Friday, March 24 —■
St. Paul’s Anglican Church ..................
Christian Reformed Church ...................
Wesley-Willis United Church ...............
EVERYONE WELCOME
Clinton Ministerial Association
10 PIECES CHRISTIE
QUALITY LUGGAGE
(Soiled arid Travellers' .
Samples)
II PIECES — McBrine,
• Samsonite, Chrsitie Brands .....
9 LEATHER BRIEFCASES
Reg. To $9.95 ...........................
TAPESTRY LUGGAGE
Reg. To $5.95 ...........................
Selection of
BILLFOLDS......................
Remainder of our
Regular Luggage Stock
10:00 a.m.
10:00 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
8:00 p.m.
Attend- Your Church
This Sunday-
NOTE—ALL SERVICES on STANDARD TIME
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
(Baptist Convention of Ontario and Quebec)
Pastor: Jack Heynen, B.A.
Sunday, March 19
10:00 a.m.—Sunday School -
11:15 am.—Church Service
ALL ARE WELCOME HERE
Ontario Street United Church
. “THE FRIENDLY CHURCH”
Pastor: REV. GRANT MILLS, B.A.
Organist: MISS LOIS GRASBY, A. R. C. T.
Sunday, March 19
a.m.—Sunday School
a.m.—Morning Worship
TURNERS7 UNITED CHURCH
p.m.—Church Service
pUesIeg-^lKlKs-— ^tdntesirille 'Mtuteil (ttfarefyes
REV. A. J. MOWATT, C.D., B.A., B.D., D.D., Minister
MR. CHARLES MERRILL, Organist -
MRS. VIOLA VANEGMOND, Choir Director
Sunday, March 19
PALM SUNDAY SERVICES
9:45 a.m.—Sunday School
11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship
Reception of New Members and Holy
Communion. Soloist, George Cull.
* He Was Despised” — Messiah
Anthem — “Jesus, Our Lord”
HOLMESVILLE
1:00 p.m.—Worship Service
2:00 p.m.—Sunday School
ST. PAUL'S ANGLICAN CHURCH
Rev. R» W, Wenham, L.Th., Rector-
Mr. W. H. Bishop, FRCO. ARCM, Organist
Sunday, March 19 — Palm Sunday
9:45 “ ’ ~ ’ ■'
11:00
a.m.—Church School
a.m.—Morning Prayer
Tuesday, March 21p.m.—WA Annual Thankoffering Meeting in
Parish Hall..................................
Preacher, Squadron Leader Paul DeLong
Wednesday, March 22
p.m.—Friendship Guild
Thursday, March 23
-Holy Communion
Good Friday
a.m.—Devotions and Sermon
2:30
8:00 p.m.—Holy" Week’ Service (Ministerial)
8:15
10:00
10:00
a.m.-
ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
The Rev. R. U.z MacLean, B.A., Minister
Mrs.’ M. J. Agnew, Organist and Choir Director
Sunday, March 19
9:45 a.m.—Sunday School
10:45 a.m.—Public Worship
Everyone Welcome
CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH
REV. G, J. HEERSINK, Minister
Sunday, March 19
10:00 a.m.—Morning Worship
11:00 a.m.—Sunday School
2:30 p.m.—Worship Service -
Every Sunday. 12:30 noon, dial 680 CHLO, St. Thomas,
listen to “Back to God Hour”,
EVERYONE WELCOME
maple st. gospel hall " | •
Bunday, Match 19
9:45 a.m.—Worship Service
11:00 a.m.'—Sunday School
8:00 p.m.—Evening Service
See Special Announcement
Tubs., 8:00 p.m. Prayer
and Bible Study
ALL WELCOME
Pentecostal Church
Victoria Street
Sunday, March 19
9:45 am.—Sunday School
11:00 a,m.—-Worship Service
- 7:30 p.m.—Dvening Service