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Clinton News-Record, 1967-10-12, Page 4NOTICE TO CREDITORS ."’hi II, ,, I 'I1.1 !!'*'>"** Clinton News-Reord, Thursday, October 12, 1967 CLASSIFIED ADV. RATES (REVISED May 1, 1S««) CASH RATE 3c Per Word Minimum 75c 25c Extra will be added to each insertion if not paid within 10 day» of the last insertion. REPEAT ADVS. 2c Per Word Minimum 5Oo DISPLAY CLASSIFIEDS $1.40 Per Inch Repeat Cla»i Display. 90c per inch Birth, Marriage and Death' Notices FREE. DEADLINE Noon Tuesday DIAL-482-3443 . .................... ■ ........ minim.! H »■ % CUSTOM WORK announcements SERVICES ARTICLES FOR SALE WOOD for stove or fireplace. Phone 482-3221. 36tfb UPRIGHT Bell piano, walnut case, rea­ sonably priced; rubber hose and con­ nections, .50 ft.; antique fireplace, rai| screen; 2-burner electric plate. Phone Mrs, Marion Seeley, 482-7692, 97 Rattenbury St. Al tfb TWO pair skates, 1 boy's, size 4; 1 girl's, size 2. Phunq 482-3337. 41b PIANO for sale. For further informa­ tion call 482-7617. 41 tfb $2.00 Will Get You A Copy of A CENTENNIAL CONCOCTION of VERSE, FACT, FICTION By Mac Thompson Available at CLINTON NEWS-RECORD OFFICE 41b TALL MAN'S suit, charcoal, size 40; Leopard coat and hat, like new, size 12; boy's sport jacket and pants, size 18; large folding table. Phone 482- 9597. 41b ACCOMMODATION FOR RENT A REAL BARGAIN IN SHOTGUN AMMO TARGET LOADS 12 ga. Reg. 3.25 — Spl 2.60 per box FIELD LOADS 12 ga. Reg. 3.65 — Spl 2.90 per box HEAVY LOADS 12 ga. Reg. 4.55 — Spl 3.65 per box SIMILAR DISCOUNTS ON OTHER GAUGES 3-BEDROOM apartment for rent, un* furnised. Phone 482-6675. 35tfb HART BATTERIES This is a new line with us and as introduction we offer them to fit car at UNFURNISHED, self-contained, one- bedroom apartment. Centrally located. Private entrance. Phone 482-9477. 36tfb less 20%, ELLWOOD EPPS an all ORTHOPEDIC arid general Shoe Re­ pair. Our Clinton Depot |s at 55 Albert Street at Amsings Store. Henk's Shoe Repairs, 71 Hamilton $t„ Goderich. ' 38tf b Please accept this as an Invitation to a Tfousseay Tea In daughter, Linde Little, on October 14th, from or 8 - 10 p.m. Thank please. _. MRS. RETA Broken or Cracked Windows? or Aluminum Sash ALL SIZES REPAIRED HEREa Crest Hardware Ball & Mutch Ltd, 69 ALBERT ST., CLINTON Phone 482-9505 41 tfb WATCH REPAIR is a job for experts. Our work assures your satisfaction. Counter's Jewellery. Huron County's Oldest Established Jewellery Store. ______________ tfb REMODELLING, renovations, roofing and floor laying, expertly done, All odd jobs around the home. Kitchen cupboards a specialty. Phone 482- 7676, Keh McNairn, 52tfb Weed Cutting, Ploughing or Cultivating Call George McGee at Clinton Cab, 482-7011 tfb SELF-CONTAINED one-bedroom apart­ ment, furnished, all utilities paid, $75.00 per month. Paul Bunyan Motel, Bayfield. For appointment call 271- 2308, Stratford or at motel weekends. 32tfb Sport Shop 80 KING ST. PHONE 482-9622 CLINTON 41 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Modern Equipment Work Guaranteed Write or Phone HARVEY DALE, SEAFORTH PHONE 527-1406 24tfb 54" SPRING FILLED mattress, in .good condition. Phone 482-9291, Clayton Ellis- 41p APARTMENT for rent—newly decorat­ ed, centrally located, suitable for single person or couple. Available October 1. Call H. C. Lawson at 482-9644. 37tfb ONE-BEDROOM self-contained, heated and water paid, newly decorated, suitable for one person or couple. Phone 482-9573, after 6 p.m. 41 tfb KINGS, Courtlands, Snows and Macs now being picked; windfalls, $1 per bushel. Fresh cider this weekend only; 7 days a week, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Follow No. 8 to Holmesville, turn towards store, follow signs. Art Bell's Fruit Farm, phone 524-8037. 41b JACK'S FURNITURE REPAIR-Furniture repaired, also general woodworking and wood turning at REAR of 84 Albert Street, Clinton, Phone 482-9695. 40tfb BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES THREE - BEDROOM modern country home, near Kippen, attached garage and sunporch. Apply Vern Alderdice, 262-5494. 41b SIX-room apartment, downtown, up­ stairs at 16 Albert St., $50 month. For further information call at Clin­ ton News-Record office, 38tfb ONE large wooden wardrobe; 1 Frigidaire refrigerator, medium size; 1 single bed, box spring and mat­ tress; electric lobs for fireplace with bulb and spinner; iron grate for logs, electric hot plate, tea set of 6 (Bridal Rose), 5 pink glass sherbets, 6 tea­ spoons and fruit spoon-(Old Colony), pressure cooker. Mrs. Carl McClinchey, 482-3844. 41 p REPRESENTATIVES in Clinton and sur­ rounding area for Beauty Counsellor. Cosmetics and Christmas gift selling. Excellent profits. Write Box 402, Clin­ ton News-Record. 40, 1, 2b STORAGE SPACE—We have ample un­ healed storage space for boats, motors, futniture, etc. Contact Ellwood Epps Sport Shop at 80 King St., Clinton. Phone 482-9622. 38tfb FOR RENT—Furnished apartment on ground floor, heated by oil furnace, suitable for couple or two sharing; available Oct. 15. Phone 482-7855 or 9479. 40tfb APPLES FOR SALE__Choice quality Macintosh, Courtlands; picked or bring your containers, pick your own and save. Prices from $1.00 per bushel up. Ross Middleton's Orchard, 1 mile east of Bayfield on old Clinton-Bayfield highway. Come anytime before dark. Phone 482-9136. 40, 41b SPARE TIME INCOME Refilling and collecting money from NEW TYPE high quality coin operated dispensers in this area. No selling. To qualify you must have car, references, $600 to $2,900 cash. Seven to twelve hours weekly can net excellent monthly income. More full time. For personal interview write CANAPENN DISTRI­ BUTING LIMITED, 302 Ouellette Avenue, Suite 404, Windsor, Ontario, Include phone number. MODERN self-contained, 1-bedroom apartment, Seated and seml-furnished. 100 Raglan St. Available November 1st. Phone John Wise, 462-7265 or 482-9747. 40tfb KNEE patches; spot remover; sprayer; vacuum bags; scissors 506 ■ 507; trac­ ing paper; kits and wheel; sewing gauge; floor wax; rug shampoo; wax remover; tape measures and sewing baskets—50% off. Singer Co. of Can­ ada. Phone 524-8431, Goderich, 41 NEW one-bedroom furnished apart­ ments, heated, utilities paid, day, week or month. Phone Clinton 482- 9116; London 451-7906 or London, 455-5654. 40, 1, 2b APPLES—Pick your own, Kings, Spys, Russet, Snows, Greenings, Delicious, Talman Sweets, etc. Picking days, Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Satur­ day. Closed Sunday. Phone 482-3214. Fred McClymont and Son, 1 mile south of Varna. 40, 41, 42b FOR SALE OR RENT ARTICLES WANTED DALE'S Sunoco, Exeter — Tent trail* •rs, hard or soft top. Sales — Rentals. Open evenings and weekends also. Phone 235-1710. 19tfb SNOW TIRE in good condition, size 750x14. Phone 482-7667, after 5 p.m. 41b honor of my at pyr home, 2 * 4:30 p.m, you. No gifts LITTLE. 41 p MISCELLANEOUS DAILY CAR RENTAL, reasonable rates. McGEE's, Goderich. Phone 524-8(391. 3tfb LET US REPAIR AND MAKE your n’ngs and jewellery like new. pia mond rings renewed and stones safely secured—don't take chances. 8-xpert work done reasonably to ypue satisfaction. Watch repairs and pearl restringing. W. N, Counter. tfb WANTED Pupils, or with experience, wish­ ing to learn to play the bagpipes or drums, with the chance of step­ ping up to play with an "A" class pipe band jf they prove them­ selves. Apply PIPE MAJOR WM- MILLAR R. R. 2, Goderich 4) NOTICE NOTICE OF MEETING to consider by­ law; take notice that a by-iaw for raising $200,000 under the provisions of the tile drainage act will be taken into consideration by the council of the Township of Stanley at the Varna Township Hal| on the 6th day of November, 1967, at the hour of 8:30 p.m. in the evening. Mel Graham, Clerk, Township of Stanley. 41, 42, 43b PET STOCK FOR SALE—Samoyed dog, year old, good with children. William Living­ stone, phone 527-0365. 41 p REAL ESTATE HOUSE FOR SALE—1 %-storey house, insul brick, conveniently located on large lot on quiet street. Enquiries should be made to 482-6654. 39tfb SERVICES Dr. M. W. RAITHBY B.S.A., D.V.M., V.S. VETERINARY SURGEON Large and Small Animals Boarding RHONE 524-8571 Goderich, Ontario EMPLOYMENT WANTED LIGHT housework wanted. Apply Box 401 Clinton News-Record. 40, lb BABYSITTER, reliable mature woman, reasonable. Phone 482-7846. 41b HELP WANTED LADY housekeeper and companion re­ quired for elderly lady in good health, to live in Goderich until about Nov. 30. Good wages paid. Reply stating age and'salary expected to Box 403, Clinton News-Record. 40tfb HELP WANTED MALE 9tfb ELECTROLUX panada Ltd. Balq# end Service, Alvin Rileyr 524-6514. 153 Lighthouse St,, Goderich*_______IBtfb OUR AIRIFYING equipment will bp working in Clinton the week of Octo­ ber 16 to the 21st. Now is the lime jo have yopr lawn abated. Phone 482-0261, Fred Hull* at Bayfield- Clinton Golf Club. 40, 41b TENDERS WANTED NOTICE TQ CREDITORS In the Estate of EDWARD BOYES Al| persqns haying p|alm$ against the Estate of Edward Boyes, late of the. Town of Clinton, in the County ©f Huron, .Retired, farmer deceased, who died on the 24th day of August, 1967, ar© hereby notified to send fa full particulars of their claims to the undersigned on qr before the 27th. day of October, 1967, after which date the assets Will be distributed, having regard only to claims received. Dated at Seaforth, Ontario, day of September, 1967 MCCONNELL & STEWART, Seaforth, Ontario, Solicitors for the Executors, 40, 1, 2b AUCTION SALE then this TENDERS RE SNOW REMOVAL tenders will be received bySealed the undersigned until Tuesday, Octo­ ber 24, 1967, at 5 p.m. for snow removal at Huronview, Tenders shoyld state equipment to be used and hourly rate. For further particulars contact the undersigned or Mt, H. C, Johnston, Superintendent of Huronview, Lowest or any tender not sarily CLEARING AUCTION SALE of 150-acre farm, livestock, machinery, hay and grain, on the premises, Lots 13 and 14, Concession J, West VVawanosh, % mile east of Nile store or 6 miles west of Auburn, Thursday, October 19 at 1 o'clock. This farm has two sets of buildings, one house with modern conveniences, one barn with pressure system and water bowls and is all workable except 5 ' ' ' neces- accepted. B. G. Hanly, Sec,, Board of Management, Goderich, Ontario. Huronview, Court House, 41, 42b NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE OF COLIN C. MacDONALD All persons having claims against the estate of COLIN C. MacDONALD, late of Township of Goderich, in the County of Huron, Farmer, deceased, who died on or about the 21st day of September, 1966, are hereby noti­ fied to send in to the undersigned Personal Representative of the said deceased on or before the 31st day of October, 1967, full particulars of their claims, Immediately after the said date the said Personal Repre­ sentative will distribute the assets of the said deceased having regard only 1o claims of which it shall then have notice. Dated at Clinton, Ontario, this 4th day of October, 1967. VICTORIA AND GREY TRUST COMPANY, 1 Ontario Street, Stratford, Ontario. By E. B. Menzies, Clinton, Ontario, Its Solicitors, herein. 41, 42, 43b acres of bush. Inspection invited. Livestock: Holstein heifer, fresh 3 weeks; Hglsfein heifer, milking and rebred; 6 Holstein and Hereford cows, milking and rebred; 6 black, white face heifers, 750 lbs.; 9 black, white face spring calves; 6 Holstein calves, 1 to 2 months old; 5 Holstein bull calves, 4 months old; 4 Holstein heif­ ers, 800 lbs., open; 2 Holstein heifers, 550 lbs.; 5 Holstein steers, 800 lbs.; 6 black, white face steers; 4 red, white face steers. Machinery: W4 McCormick tractor,' new tires, sleeves and pistons; 8N Ford tractor with Industrial loader, pulley, cultivator, plows, post-hol* digger and mov/er; Massey-Harri* baler; Massey-Harris discs; McCormick seed drill; manure spreader; side rake; land roller; drag harrows; spring tooth harrows; 2 rubber-tired wagons with nevy racks,- cutting box with pipes; bale elevator; Letz grinder; 3-ton Ford dump truck; cattle oiler and clippers; root pulper; snow forks; shovels; and numerous articles. fence; other Feed: 3,000 bales of hay, bales of straw, 2,000 bushels of mixed grain and ten acres of cob corn. Terms: Farm to be sold subject to reserve bid, 10% day of sale, bal­ ance in 60 days. Chattels—Cash. 3,000 Fred Horton, Proprietor, Emile McLennan, Auctioneer. 41 Use Classified Ads For Quick Results ATTENTION FARMERS! FOR SALE WE HAVE a good supply of grass seed and Pfister corn. George Wraith and Co., Highway 8, 1 % miles south of Goderich. Phone 524-6511. 18tfb FARMWAY barn cleaners — have your barn measured now for spring installation. Hallman Silos - place order early. For the best silo Un­ loaders and bulk feeders, see Van Dale. ’ augers, way 8, Phone FARM drill; 3-furrow plow; disc .and harrows; trailer. Phone 482-7622. 40, 41 p Versatile swathers and grain George Wraith and Co., High- , 1% miles south of Goderich. 524-6511. 18tfb MACHINERY for sale-seed LIVESTOCK FOR SALE SIX Holstein heifers, one due right away, the rest springing. For infor­ mation contact Earl Cox, phone 482- 3343. 41p WANTED 50 — 55 HEAD OF CALVES, between 400 - 500 lbs. to feed by the month. Contact Wayne Kennedy, 482-9851. 40, 41b IMMEDIATE CASH for good standing timber and bush lots. Write Robert Eagleson, Ailsa Craig. 29tfb FOR SALE, reasonable, or will rent, three-plex apartment at 198 High Street, Clinton; ground floor, five­ room suite and upstairs, three-room suite, (1) other occupied. Available November 1st. To view suites get In touch with tenant on property, and If interested, phone owner, Mrs. G. Kerr, HUdson 7-0639, Toronto. 41-42p ARTICLES FOR SALE SIMPLICITY Washers now available •t T. A. Dutton Appliances, Bruce* field. Open evenings. 38tfb CURTAINS - Draperies • Window Blinds - Venetian Blinds - Bamboo • Drapery Track, Drapery Pull Rods, Ready Made Draperies. Free Estimates Glvdn. IRWINS DRY GOODS. _ • 5tfb NOW AVAILABLE at Anstett Jewel­ ler* Limited - Portable Typewriter* and Adding Machine*, $5 down, |5 a month. 27tfb ONTARIO No, 1 potatoes, 3 mile* west Of Hensail on Highway 84. Photo 236-4038, Zurich. 39-49b ^8-55 lever action Winchester rifle, in excellent condition. Call Blyth 523. .................... 41, 42 SINGER SALE-A-THON—Ail machines reduced for special sale. Sfaht-o-matic 611, $70.00 off; vacuums, polishers end typewriters also reduced, Special prices bn 67 TV, Console and portable. Singer Co. of Canada, phone 524-8431, Godbrkh. 41 .::r :2m- - -1 KRYDNER plarto, 54" hlph, With bench, tri good condition, $100, Ph6n6 482-6646, before 6 p.m. 6r 5^4-7949. 41p A USED typewriter, in good condition. Phone 482-7880. 41 p ARTICLES FOR RENT CHAINSAWS, Garden Tillers and Power Mower rentals at J. W. Peck's (former Wells Auto Electric), King St, Clinton. Phone 482-3851, 36tfb AUTOS FOR SALE 1966 VALIANT, ■ 4-door, automatic, 14,000 miles, still 35,000 warrahty left On it. Priced for quick sale. Phone 523-4220. 41b CUSTOM WORK FURNITURE Repair and Refinlsh CABINETS NOVELTIES 15 John Street, Seafbrth Tel, 527-0430 Res. 527-1223 LOUIS OOSTERBOSH _______ __________________39-4 Ip Wo Specialise In . . . Furnace Installations Heating Service Electric Wiring Appliance Service Plumbihg Installations Eavestrdughing CHUTER Plumbing, Heating, Electric SALES & SERVICE King Strut! Phont 482-754244 POSTAL CLERKS Required for POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT Clinton, Ontario $4,685 - $5,735 Open to residents of the area served by the Clinton Post Office. Must be in satisfactory physical con­ dition. Apply on Form PSC 100, application form, obtainable at the Post Office, to the Public Service Commission, 395 Dundas Street, London, Ontario, bofore October 19, 1967 Quote File 67-T-3106 4ib PART-TIME waiters. Apply in person to Elm Haven Motor Hotel, Clinton. 41b HELP WANTED FEMALE MATURE Woman to babysit bnb child and do general housework, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Wtite to Box 400, Clinton NeWS-Recbrd, 40, lb PIANO TUNING BEEF FARMERS We are stocking RUELENE 25E effective control of warble grubs and lice H. F. Wettlaufer Feed Mill ~ PHONE 482-9792 - 41b COMPLETE used Beatty litter carrier, track and steel pole. Silo reinforcing rods, cheap. Phone 523-4339. 41p FOR RENT LAND for rent, on highway 8, ap­ proximately 15 acres. Phone 482-3396. CUSTOM WORK ESTATE AUCTION SALE Of property, household effects and woodwork tools, % mile south of the Town of Clinton, on No. 4 high­ way, on Saturday, October 21st, at 1 p.m. Kroehler chesterfield bed; Lazy Boy chair and stool; 21-inch television (like new); number occasional chairs; scat­ ter mats; carpet and pad, 9" x 21"; table lamps; walnut bed; dresser, springs and mattress; quilt box; china cabinet; trunks; book stand; hair dryer,- Speed Queen washing machine (new); tubs; clothes horse; Cooey chrome kitchen set; extension table; 4 chairs; Mixmaster;- 4-burner electric range; tea wagon; 10 ft. Admiral fridge with deep freeze; kitchen uten­ sils; dishes; 12 ft. deep freeze; wood­ working tools; jig saw unit with motor; Beaver bench saw with motor; 4 ft, wood lathe and motor; 3 small motors; vise; motor sander; work bench; tools,- saws; carpenter tools; 24 x 30 Taylor safe; fishing equip­ ment; single barrel shot gun; new Coleman lantern; garden tools; hose; step ladder; clothes line; pulleys; wheel barrow; barbeque; riding lawn mower, 24-inch; 20-inch rotary lawn mower; picnic table and chairs. At the residence at 3 p.m. the pro­ perty will be offered for sale, if not previously sold. Subject to reserve bid; 5-room rug brick bungalow with carport, hardwood floors, clothes closets, full basement, excellent state of repair; built on 3 acres of land, more or less with 110 ft. frontage. Terms: Chattels, cash. Property, 10% down, days. Property Estate of late Bennett. CUSTOM white-washing, blowing cob­ webs. Satisfaction guaranteed. Ken Weber, phone Brussels 442J4. 38-43p SERVICES OVER 30 YEARS dependable service at low cost, John Bach, Seaforth. Phone 527-0120. Your IH dealer. 32tfb ARROW Gasoline and Diesel oil —* Valvoline motor oils and greases — delivered to farm — new equipment ted. Gordon Grigg. Phone 482-9411. 39tfb AUCTIONEER ahd Appraiser' Licensed and capable In selling all types of auction Sales. Bruce Rathwell, Bruce- field. Phone 482-3384, 7tfb j^HnHaii iiI ....■ ................. . YOUR PIANO should be tuned and Checked for moth damage and bihet defects regularly. I appreciate the tohtinubd privilege bf servicing many Of the Instruments in this area. George W. CoX, phohe 482-3870. 33ffb Use Classified Ads Fdr Quick Results Clinton Community Auction Sales EVERY FRIDAY EVENING DEAD STOCK MARLATT BROS. pay per lb. bn 500 Ibk. over lot dead or disabled cbvVii horses. Please phone promptly Phon* Collect 133 Brussels 24-HOUR SERVICE LICENSE 390C65 Government Inspected Soale* Cattle Sold by Weight TERMS: CA8H JOE COREY, Saks Manager _____________ 7tfb BUY BARGAINS In Fafrtt Research by the ton or by the bag from your Purina dealer. See for yourself th* outstanding result* fd be gained. Clinton Farm Centre, 482-9333. 30tfb Use Classified Ad« Foi* Quick Results CARD OF THANKS We wish 19 express our thank* ■fo neighbors, friends and relative^ fpr their Mndnpss, qarcl* and visit* jdyrin^ ,my Wife's illness, messages of sympathy, flprel tributes and dpna« (ions Jo the Cancer Society were much appreciated. Special thanks to Dr, Newland, nurses and stjjff of Gllntpr) Public Hospital, Rev. Harrison, Rev, Eaton and Donald Beck, also the U.C.VY, of Bayfield United Ohurch.—JLESLIE STIRLING AND FAMILY. -41b We wish to thank the m’Jny friends and neighbors of George Knighis and family for their kindness during his illness and our recent bereavement. For donations to the Cancer Society. To Br, 140 Canadian legion, Legi?n Ladies* Auxiliary, pallbearers, flpy/'-r bearers, McKerbie Automotive Garage Operators of Clinton, management and staff of Highland Shoes, Seaforth, Huronic Rebekah Lodge, directors and officers of London Life Insurance Co,, Rev, R. U, Maclean in the absence -f Rev, Grant Mills, boys at the shop of Lome Brown Motors, To his special friend Harold )( "Tubby" l?w-r>n f-r his faithfulness and special thank* which words cannot epress to Brown, I wish to thank my friends, bprs and relatives for flowers, cigarettes and visits while I was a patient in Clinton Public Hospital.— NELLIE NURSE, 41 p My sincere thanks fo all who so kindly remembered me while a patient in Clinton Public Hospital with cards, flowers, gifts and visits, A very special thanks to Dr. Paul Walden, Dr. New­ land, Dr. Addison and the nurses and staff on first floor. — MRS. DOM COLCLOUGH. 41 p Lorna 41p neigh­ cards, I wish to sincerely thank my fhany friends, neighbors, relatives and Father Kelly for their acts of kindness, cards, flowers and visits during my stay in St. Joseph's Hospital and since returning to my home.—LLOYD MEDD. 41b DEATHS JOWETT—At Pinehaven Nursing Home, Waterloo, on Wednesday, October 4th, 1967, Hilda Ethel Jowett, former Hilda Ethel Moorhouse, wife of the late Wm. R. Jowett, formerly of Bayfield, in her 91st year, Fu­ neral from Ball Funeral Home, on Saturday, October 7, with inter­ ment in Bayfield Cemetery, STIRLING—In Clinton Public Hospital, on Thursday, October 5th, 1967, Mary Ann Foster, wife of Leslie Stirling, Bayfield, in her 70th year. Funeral was held Saturday, October 7, from Ball Funeral Home. Inter­ ment in Bayfield Cemetery. WEIGAND—In Clinton Public Hospital, on Sunday, October 8t 1967, Harri­ son Weigand, R.R. 1, Dashwood, in , his 63rd year. Funeral service from T. Harry Hoffman Funeral Home, Dashwood, on Tuesday, October 11 with interment in Dashwood Evan­ gelical United Brethren Cemetery. COMING EVENTS Thursday, October 12 — BINGO at Clinton Legion Hall, 15 regular games for $5.00; 2 share-the-wealth games; 1 special game for $25:00, the first letter "L" and first letter "T" applies on this game for $2.00 each; 3 share- the-wealth games,- jackpot applies on those 3 games $57.00 in 57 numbers, 2 door prizes for $2.00 each. Admis­ sion 50c; extra cards 25c or 6 for $1.00. tfb Last Minute Special Bus leaving Lucknow for Epo, Monday, October 23rd, return Friday, October 27th. Transportation, accommodation at American Motel and passports in­ cluded in fare $80.00, For reservation call Allan Reed, 528-3502 or Mont­ gomery Motors, 528-3007. 41b Friday, October 20—Annual Charter night, banquet and dance, Seaforth Legion Hall, 6:30 p.m. Sponsored by Father Stephen Eckert Council, Sea­ forth. Banquet and dance, $5.00 per couple; dance only $1.00 per person, Tickets available, from K of C mem­ bers to those 21 and over. 41, 42b COMING EVENTS Tuesday, October 17 — BINGO a Huron fish and Gamp Club, Jackpo $56.00 Jn 56 numbers; 6 door prizes 8:30 p.m, if! Friday, October 13---Cash Bingo, h Seaforth Legion Hall, $15 p.m.; 1i regular games; 3 $25 Specials; $75.0< jackpot to go. Sponsprs, Branch 156 Roy<al Canadian Legion. 411 I--5 ....■(■".'I..! Dance—Friday, October J3r-Huror Fish and Game. Members and guest: welcome. Dancing JO Jo 1, Jan Wilbee Orchestra- Admission $1.00 per per- soq. 411 The .Huron County Cream Producers are holding their annual meeting M the Agricultural Board Rooms, Clinton, on Tuesday, October 24, 1967, atj 8:30 p.m. Guest speaker: Mf- W, GJ Urquhart, manager of the MODAi Council, Stratford. ,42b’ IN MEMORIAM ______ ; 7 I WOON-ln loving memory of my dear] husband, John G. Woon, who' passed away ■ October 16, 1964. Jt is sad to walk the road ajone, Instead of side by side, But to all there comes a moment When the ways of life divide; In my heart your memory lingers 4 Sweetly tenders, fond and true. There is not a day, Dear John, That J do not think of you. —Sadly missed by his wife, Pearl. 41b FINLEY—In loving memory of a dear husband and father, George R. Finley, who passed away fourteen years ago, October 15, 1953, Treasured thoughts of one so dear. Often bring a silent tear, Thoughts return to scenes long past, Years roll on but memories last. —Always remembered by wife Effie and daughters. 41 p SHOBBROOK—In loving memory of a dear mother, Mrs. Ethel Shobbrook, who passed away October 17, 1966. In our hearts your memory liligers, Sweetly tender, fond and true; There is not a day, dear mother, That we do not think of you. —Sadly missed by Annie, Ruth, Stan and grandchildren. 41b Plant bushes now If you want to have a few currants or gooseberries in the garden, now is the time to start planning where to put them, advise horticulturists with the Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food. ‘ Fall planting is generally re­ commended because both cur- rants and gooseberries start | growth very early in the spring. 1 Plant any time from when the leaves fall off, up to freeze up. Prepare the ground well by digging to a depth of 12 to 18 inches, and work in some well- rotted manure. Don’t add any fertilizer till next spring, when you should apply about one pound of 10—10—10 to each five or six plants. The best site for plants is a cool, moist but well drained, rich clay soil. Plant red cur­ rants and gooseberries four feet by four feet, and the stronger growing black currants five feet by five feet. For planting, strong, well rooted, one-year-old plants are your best bet.. Trim any torn or broken roots and set the plants slightly deeper in the soil than they were in the nur­ sery. Firm the soil well around the roots after planting. Fashions W. C. (Ken) Auctioneer, SUITS Harold Jackson, Mel Graham, Clerk. 41, 42b balance 60 Choose Your Fall WARDROBE NOW While The Selection Is At CARD OF THANKS FROM $59.95 UP I would like to extend my sincere thanks to all my friends, relatives and neighbors for their many cards, gifts, treats, flowers and visits while I was a patient in Clinton Public Hos­ pital. Special thanks to Dr. Walden, Dr. Street and Rev. R, Tschantz, also the nurses and staff on first floor who were so kind.—MRS. RAYMOND SNELL. 41b I would like to express my sincere thanks to £|| who so kindly remem* bered me while* e patient in Victoria hospital, with cards, flowers, gifts and visits, and tb thbsd thet helped In so many other different ways, it was all appretiated.-'-MRS. HARVEY HAYTER. 41 p The family of the late Ernest Mc­ Clinchey wish to eprbsi their thahki and appreciation to friehds, neighbors and relatives for their many acts of kiiidness during their recent bereave­ ment. 410 I wish to express my thanks to those who sent cards, flowers, treats and visited me while I was In hospital. Special thanks to br* H. Bailey and his staff,the riurseS and staff on eighth ■floor of Victoria hospital. MRS. MURDOCK MOkRiSON, 41 p Its Best Fine imported wool Suitings by Canada's leading clothing houses. TOPCOATS - All Weather and Wood Weights FROM $19.95 UP CO-ORDIN ATES - Pte-Matched Sport Coats and Slacks