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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1967-12-28, Page 4asiHa 4 Clinton News-Record, Thursday, Dec, 28, 1967 yrr r Minimum 75c 25c Extra will be added to each insertion if not paid within 10 days of the last insertion. REPEAT ADVS. 2c Per Word Minimum 50o DISPLAY CLASSIFIEDS $ 1.40 Per Inch Repeat* Claw Display. 90c per inch Birth, .Marriage and Death Notices ’ FREE. DEADLINE Noon Tuesday DIAL 482-3443 ACCOMMODATION FOR RENT THREE TRAILERS for rent. Ap­ ply Becker’s Trailed Court. Phone 482-7066. 52b TriKEE-bedroom house, 3-piece bath, gas heatedi. Available now. Phone 482-7578. 51tfb UPSTAIRS apartment with new stove, frig and bedroom fur­ niture. Available Jan. 1, 1968. Phone 482-9678. 51tfb • MODERN apartment, self-con­ tained, heated, furnished, 1 bed­ room. Available Jan. 5. Phone John Wise, 482-7265. 49 tfb House—4-bedroom farm house with new gas furnace and bath. Phone 482-9801. 51, 52p TWO - BEDROOM, unfurnished apartment Ceriel Van Damme, phone 482-6685. 49tfb APARTMENT for rent, not far from uptown, fully redecorated, water paid, heated. Phone 482- 9025. 50tfb MODERN 2-bedroom apartment. Available December 1. All utili­ ties paid. Apply to 482-7791. 46tfh_________________ 3-BEDR00M apartment for rent, unfurnished. Phone 482-6675. * 35tfb APARTMENT for rent—newly decorated, centrally located, suitable foij single person or couple. Available now. Call H. C. Lawson at 482-9644. 37tfb GROUND floor, unfurnished apartment for rent. Phone 482- 7865, Roy Tyndall. 48tfb STORE SPACE—We have ample unheated storage space~ for boats, motors, furniture, etc. Contact Ellwood Epps Sport Shop at 80 King St, Clinton. Phone 482-9622. 38tfb 2-Bedroom Apartment UNFURNISHED STOVE AND FRIO SUPPLIED NORTHVIEW APARTMENTS HELP WANTED FEMALE NORTH STREET - CLINTON NOTICE PHONE 482-9514 ACCOMMODATION F0R RENT HOUSE FOR RENT in Bruce- field, Available now, Phone 482- 3368. 50tfb ARTICLES FOR SALE EATING and cooking apples. Phone 462-3214, Fred McCly- mont and Sons, Varina.. ______________________46tfb SIMPLICITY Washers now ayail- able at-.T. A. Dutton Appliances, Brucefield. Open evenings. _______________________38tfb CURTAINS - Draperies - Win­ dow Blinds * Venetian Blinds - Bamboo - Drapery Track, Drap­ ery Pull Rods. Ready Made Draperies. Free Estimates Given. IRWINS DRY GOODS. ________________________5tfb GIFT FOR FAMILY, Set of World Book, new condition, half price; also set of Childcraft. Phone 527-1986,________50-52p BEEF and pork by the half or quarter/. Potatoes for sale. Phone 482-7578. 42tfb &jOL FARM SERVICE CENTRE For ail .pressure systems and farm line needs PHONE 482-9561 17 Rattenbury Street CLINTON "Proudly "We Service Canadian" what we sell" AUTOS FOR SALE 1963 MERCURY two-door hard top; 1964 Plymouth two-door hardtop, 383, V-8, automatic. Best offers. South End Body Shop, Godexftch, Phone 524-9181 in daytime or 482-9834, Clinton, after 6 p.m. Huron Automotive & Supply 263 Huron Rd. - Goderich, Ont., Phone 524-6271 Clinton Representative 482-9782 24tow CUSTOM WORK WATCH REPAIR is a job for experts. Our work assures your satisfaction. Counter’s Jewel­ lery., Huron County’S Oldest Established Jewellery Store. tfb SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Modern Equipment Work Guaranteed Write or Phone HARVEY DALE, SEAFORTH PHONE 527-1406 24tfb I CUSTOM WORK JACK’S Furniture Repair —* Furniture repaired, also general woodworking and wood turning at REAR of 84 Albert Street, Clinton. Rhone 482-9695, 40tfb STAFFEN ELECTRIC - Elec- trical and plumbing maintenance service, domestic and commer­ cial wiring. 123 Erie St., Clintqn. ‘ Phone 482-9937. 44-“>2p ORTHOPEDIC and general Shoe Repair, Our Clinton Depot is at 55 Albert Street at Amsings Storte, Henk’s Shoe Repairs, 71 k 38tfb CUSTOM SNOW PLOWING of parking lots and driveways. Phone 482-9789. Jack Lepping* ton. 47-49p, 50-52b CLINTON CAB Call George McGee Out of town trips a specialty tfb We Specialize In . . . Furnace Installations Heating Service Electric Wiring Appliance Service Plumbing Installations Eavestroughing CHUTER Plumbing, Heating, Electric SALES & SERVICE 46 King Street Phone 482-76S1 REMODELLING, renovations, roofing and floor laying, expert­ ly done. All odd jobs around the home, Kitchen cupboards, a specialty. Phone 482-7676, Ken McNairn. 52tfb CARPENTRY WORK—Complete building, of recreation rooms, ceiling insulation, wall panel­ ling, windows and doors, ex­ terior siding and roofing. For all your carpentry needs, phone 262-5454, Mahlon Martin. 47tfb BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 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, . $6,00 to $2,900 cash. Seven to' twelve hours weekly can net ex­ cellent monthly income. More full time. For personal interview write CANAPENN DISTRIBUT­ ING LIMITED, 302 Ouellette Avenue, Suite 404, Windsor, On­ tario. Include phone number. 52b EMPLOYMENT WANTED FOR HIRE—4 chicken catchers, any night of week. Phone 482- 9266. 50-52p EXPERIENCED formal bartend­ er available for cocktail parties or gatherings. Phone 482-9659. 52p HELP WANTED MALE GOOD MAN OVER 40 for short trips surrounding Clinton. Man we want is worth up to $14,000 in year, plus regular cash bonus. Air mail P. O. Dickerson, Pres., Southwestern Petroleum Corp., 534 N. Main St., Fort Worth, Texas. 76101. 52b YEAR-ROUND part-time work in local film processing plant. Apply in writing for further de­ tails. Clinton News-Record, Box 49tfb CANADA’S most dynamic Mutual Fund—American Growth Fund—20% income tax credit on dividends. Investigate before you invest. Financial plahhing. Fred (Ted) SavaUge, area rep­ resentative, 77 John St., Sea­ forth. Phone 527-1522. 47tfb NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE OF MINNIE MYRTLE SPROAT, late of Vil­ lage of Hensail ih the COuhty of Huron, Widow, deceased, ALL persons having claims against the Estate of the above- named who died on the, 7 th day of November, A.D, 1967, are re­ quired to file full particulars thereof with the undersigned on or before the 2nd day of JahUary, A.D. 1968, after which .dat£ the assets will be distribut­ ed, having Regard only to the claims of which the undersigned shall then have notice. Date at Clinton, Ontario, this 7th day of December, A.D. 1967, M B. MENZIES, Clinton, Ontario, Solicitor for the said Estate. 50, 51, 52b — NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE OF Mary Ann Swinbank, late of the Town of Clinton, in the bounty of Huron, Widow, deceased- ALL person? having claims against the Estate of the above- named who died on the 18th day of November, A.D, 1967, are required to file full par* ticulars thereof with the under­ signed op or before the 8th day ofJ January, A.D, 1968, 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 15th day of December, A.D, 1967. Solicitor for the said Estate. E. B. MENZIES, Clinton, Ontario, 51, 52, 53b SERVICES Dr. M. W. RAITHBY B.S.A., D.V,M., V.S. VETERINARY surgeon Large and Small Animals Boarding PHONE 524-8573 Goderich, Ontario ______ 9tfb ELECTROLUX Canada Ltd. Sales and Service. Alvin Riley, 524-6514. 153 Lighthouse St., Goderich. 18tfb Use Classified Ads For Quick Results ATTENTION FARMERS! LIVESTOCK FOR SALE WIGHTLAND ACRES govern­ ment approved boars with $30 government premium. Some of them with as low as 83 inches of backfat reaching 200 lbs. in 151 days. Apply Norman Wight­ man, R.R. 2, Auburn. Phone 526-7747. 51-52p A FEW top quality Landrace gilts, bred to outstanding Shur- Gain Farms boar. Showing heavy and eligible for registration. These would price up to $150 each on a keen market. For quick sale $100.00 each. Contact Mac Thompson, tel. 262-5417, herdsman for Hilholm Farm's, Varna. G. L. Hill & Son, Props. 50, 51, 52b WANTED SEED WANTED We are paying 90c per bushel for Commercial Oats, uncleaned, suitable for seed; $1.00 bushel, uncleaned, for Certified Oats; $1.75 bushel for Buckwheat. Phone.293-3211 Alex M. Stewart & Son Ltd. Ailsa Craig Ontario 50-52b SERVICES ARROW Gasoline and Diesel oil — Valvoline motor oils and greases — delivered to farm — new equipment loaned. Gordon Grigg. Phone 482-9411. 39tfb AUCTIONEER and Appraiser’ Licensed and capable in selling all types of auction sales. Bruce Rathwell, Brucefield. Phone '482 3384. 7tfb DEAD STOCK MARLATT BROS. Will pay %c per lb. on 500 lbs. and over for dead or disabled cows and horses. Please phone promptly Phone Collect 133 Brussels 24-HOUR SERVICE LICENSE 390C65 7rib Goderich Phone 524-6511 or 524-7002 49tfb We are shipping cattle every Moriday for United Co-operatives of Ont. We will pick Up at your farm. Phone collect nut later than Saturday night. SEAFORTH FARMERS CO-OPERATIVE 527-0770 FRANCIS HUNT 527-1946 REAL ESTATE Ruth Van Der Meer 55 Montreal SL—God*rich 524-7875 FARMS 127 acres, close to Highway 21, 100 acres workable, 7-room house, barn with cement stabling, drilled well. 150 acres, large barn, new silo, frame house with 3-piece bath, drilled well. DAIRY FARM—Only one mile off 21 Highway, 35Q acres with over 300 workable level to gently rolling clay loam, bal- ance rough pasture with spring fed stream and some bush. Two sets of buildings, consist of 4-bedroom red brick house, 4 and 2-piece baths, modern kitchen, furnace, 4- bedroom frame house with bath and electric heat. One barn with 46 tie ups, stable cleaner, milk house with bulk tank. Second barn for young cattle. New 80-foot steel cov­ ered implement shed complete with work shop. You will travel many a weary mile trying to find a modern dairy farm like this forf $55,000, with 5% mortgage. Representing WILFRED MclNTEE & CO., LIMITED tfb Use Classified Ads For Quick Results FOR SALE DEATHS MOT O-S KI SNOWMOBILES, Pioneer and Canadian chain Saws, Oregan Sabre 'saw chains, bars and sprockets for most saws. Used saws. Robert Glen” Pioneer Saws, Clinton, phone 482-9292. 44-52p USED FARM EQUIPMENT 2010 TRACTOR with manure loader and hydraulic bucket Case 400 Tractor ALSO OTHER TRACTORS AND GOOD PLOWS See these at JIM CHALMERS R.R. 2, KIPPEN Phone Seaforth 527-0205 47tfb TRACTORS 2—M-F "35” diesels with loaders 1— M-F “35” gas. 2— M-F “5G's” Hi-Arch gas. 1—M-F “50” Lo-Arch. 1— Cockshutt “30” gas. COMBINES 2— M-F Super “92” Combines. 1—M-F “300” year old. 1—M-F "410” CORN 1—New Idea gas combine,1 gas. PICKERS 2-row mounted with husking bed and sheller. 1—New Idea No. “6” 2-row corn picker. HALLMAN SILOS Slab type or poured concrete. See VAN DALE for the best in Silo Unloaders, and Bunk Feed­ ers, Versatile Swathers and Grain Augers. Johnston Tdactor Cabs—$225 Bennett Blades GEORGE WRAITH Your M-F ahd M-H dealer Clinton Community Auction Sales EVERY FRIDAY AFTERNOON at 1:30 p.m. Government Inspected Scales tattle Sold by Weight TERMS: CASH JOE COREY, Sales Manager REAL ESTATE SEVEN APARTMENT building, formerly known as Commercial Hotel, for sale. Cash $35,000. This being less than six years' rent Five of the apartment? are furnished, hot water- system, baseboard floating, furnace good as new; cost over $5,000. All storm windows, one-car garage; centrally located. Apply to C. Van Damme, 108 Ontariq St., Clinton. 48tfb FOR SALE in the VILLAGE OF BAYFIELD Suitable home for bachelor, single lady or couple, terms ar­ ranged. For further particulars contact ADAM FLOWERS BAYFIELD 52, lb PIANO TUNING YOUR PIANO should be tuned and checked for moth damage and othei* defects regularly. I appreciate the continued privi­ lege of servicing many of the instruments in this area. George W- Cox, phone 482-3870, 33tfb MISCELLANEOUS DAILY CAR RENTAL, reason­ able rates. McGEE’S, Goderich. Phone 524-8391. 3tfb 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 satis­ faction, Watch impairs and pearl restringing. W. N. Counter. tfb BIRTHS COMERFORD—In Clinton Pub­ lic Hospital, on Thursday, December 21, 1967, to Sgt and Mrs. James Comerford, Stockholm, Sweden, a daugh­ ter, Angela Noelle, a grand­ daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Ashton, Clinton. GILBERT—Passed away in Alex­ andra Marine and General Hospital, Goderich, on Wed­ nesday, December 20, 1967, Frederick George Gilbert, Goderfch, formerly of God­ erich Township. Funeral ser­ vice from Stiles Funeral Home on Saturday, December 23, with interment in Maitland Cemetery. A daughter, Mrs. Huron (Eva) Murch resides in Clinton. JOHNSTON—Passed away in Clinton Public' Hospital, on Wednesday, December 20, 1967, George A. Johnston, Clinton, formerly of Goderich Township, in his 76th year. Funeral service from Bill Funeral Home on Friday, December 22 with interment in Clinton Cemetery. McEWING — Passed away in Seaforth Community Hospital, on Sunday, December 24, 1967, Mrs. Alex McEwing Seaforth, in her 84th year. Funeral service from R. S. Box Funeral Home on Tues­ day, December 26 with inter­ ment in Brussels Cemetery. Survivors include daughters, Mrs. William (Helen) Pepper, Brucefield; Mrs. Norman (Marjorie) Lloyd, Harriston; sons, John H,, Hullett Town­ ship and James A., Londes- boro. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Stirling, R.R. 2, Bayfield, wish to an­ nounce the engagement of their daughter, Catherine Maxine, to Mr. Walter Thomas Bell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bell, R.R. 2, Goderich. The wedding to take place Friday, January 12, 1968. 52p CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank all the nurses on the first flooi<, special thanks to Dr. Oakes and to those who remembered me while a patient in Clinton Public Hospital. Thank you.—MARGARET FAW CETT, Varna. 52b I would like to extend my sincere thanks to all who re­ membered me with flowers, cards and treats while I whs a patient in Victoria hospital, bpaciul thanks to Dr. D..srn, nurses and staff of 3rd floor north, — MRS. DOROTHY O’CONNELL. 52p The family of the late Ray­ mond Fear wish to think ?11 friends, neighbours and rela­ tives for kindness shown them in their bCcent ber^v^m nt. The flowers, cards, donations to charitable organizations and expressions of symprth” wn”e all deeply appreciated. Thanks also to Dr. Oakes, nurses at Clinton hospital, Rev. Mills, Beattie Funeral Home, and all who visited him and sent flow* ers or gifts during his stay in hospital arid at Huronvicw.— RETA HAMATHER, MARG* ARET LANDSBOROUGII. 52p IN MEMORIAM 1OBB—In loving memory of a dean husband and father, Fted W. Lobb whd passed away Deb. 30, 1965. —Sadly missed by his wife Alma, sons Harry and Bill and their families, 52p a SPEAKING OF CARDS "CLARA - WHERE CARD TABLE?* Keeping children amused and entertained can be something of a problem. Their concentration span is short. They become easily bored. In the midst of a room full of toys, they will suddenly announce, “There is nothing to do”, and demand that an instant recreation pro­ gram be introduced. Thus it is a wise Mother or “Sitter” who can produce on demand, a repertoir of games to beguile the’ seemingly end­ less off-hours of childhood. A pack of playing cards can be the answer to keeping children happy and amused. There are many card games that children can enjoy-gameswith simple rules, fast action and uncomplicated drama dear to the heart of childhood. The next time your young _ fry demand “Something to do**, why not set them to play “Rol­ ling Stone”? Here is a game with action aplenty. Indeed, it is called “Rolling Stone” be­ cause the cards roll back and forth so often from one player to another. Any number may play. For four players, only the 32 high­ est cards in the deck are used from Ace to Seven in each suit, (If five play, the Sixes and Fives are left in the pack. If play, only the Deuces are six re- Bacon A piece of back bacon is de­ licious for dinner when baked and glazed, and is ideal for a small family. Bacon which has not been rolled in cornmeal is best, but you can scrape off the coating of meal if that is all that is available. BAKED BACK BACON 2 poind piece of back bacon, 1/4 cup red currant jelly, 2 • teaspoons cornstarch, 3 table­ spoons orange juice.' Preheat oven to 325 degrees. Remove transparent casing from the piece of back bacon. Place it, fat side up, on rack in shallow pan. If using a meat thermometer, insert it so tip is in centre of the meat. Bake, uncovered, in prehea* ted 325 degree oven for about one hour and 15 minutes. Meanwhile, melt jelly in a small saucepan. Combine corn, starch and orange juice until free of lumps. Add to melted jelly and cook, stirring con. stantly, until smoothly thick. SAVE $ $ $ On MADE TO MEASURE SUITS Special groupings of cloths reduced now when clothing prices are going up FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY. NOWTIP TOP TAILORS Coat and Pant—Reg. $110.00 WARREN k. cook Coat and Pant—Reg. to $154.00 NOW SAVE UP TO 24.00 Main Corner, Clinton, Ontario, Phone 482-9732 —!■» ......... I. I I I I I... KEN PICKETT and BOB CAMPBELL DID YOU PUT THE moved. This will give each player eight cards.) The object is to be the first to get rid of all your cards. Deal the cards around-three at a time, then two, then three, The player on the dealer’s left then leads any, card. There are no trumps. Everyone must follow suit if he can. If everybody plays to the trick, each one being able to follow suit, the highest card played wins. The trick is gather­ ed in and laid aside, face-down, not to be used again and the one who wins it leads for the next trick. When anyone cannot follow suit, he ,does not play a card. Instead, he must pick up and add to his hand any card or cards already played on that trick. And'he then leads another suit. For example, if Bob leads a Spade, and Mary, who is the next player, has no Spade, she must pick up the Card Bob played, add it to her hand and lead some other suit. If Bob leads a Spade and Mapy plays a Spade on it, then Ellen plays a Spade, but Tom has no Spade, Tom must pick up the three cards played thus far, add them to his hand and lead another suit. The one who is first out of cards wins the game. ened. Set aside until needed. After bacon has baked for, about one hour, remove it from the oven and spread with glaz. ing mixture. Then return to the 325 degree oven and bake for another 15 to 20 minutes, or until meat is well done and the glaze has set. (Meat ther. mometer should read 170 de. grees.) BROWN SUGAR GLAZE If you prefer a more tradional glaze, prepare the back bacon and bake for one hour as dir. ected above. Then remove from the oven and brush with corn syrup or liquid honey. Com­ bine 1/3 cup brown sugar, 1 teaspoon flour and 1/2 teaspoon dry mustard; add just enough . vinegar to make a thick paste. Spread this paste over the par­ tially cooked bacon and stud, with whole cloyes. Return to the 325 degree oven for 15 io 20 minutes, basting occasion­ ally with glazing mixture that drips into pan.