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BYERS UPHOLSTERY —
We will rebuild, recover or
restyle your old 'furniture.
Top quality fabrics and
workmanship. Call 482-7939,
71 Princess St. W., Clin-
ton .—tfn
17. Auction sales
Western Canada School
of Auctioneering Ltd.
Canada's first, and the only
completely Canadian course of-
fered anywhere. Licensed under
the Trade Schools Licensing Act,
R.S.A. 1470 C. 341.
For particulars of the next cour-
se write: Box, 447, 'Lacombe,
Alberta or Phone
7111-4213
WHEELCHAIRS: 'l'he CP &
•T Fund of Clinton Oddfellows
Lodge have wheelchairs
available for loan free.
Contact Tom Chuter 482-7652
or Mrs. M. Batkin, 482-
3866.—AR
YOUR SCANDINAVIAN
painter and decorator will
give you a free estimate on
any painting job,
wallpapering, vinyl hanging
also .,,carpentry. Phone
Gunnar Hansen at 262-
5175.--17tfn
17. Auction sales
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Goderich
Estate Auction
to be held at the
Saltford Valley Hall
WEDNESDAY, JULY 19
AT 6:30 P.M.
for the Estate of Cliff Webb
Sale to consist of:
Vehicles: 1974 Chevrolet Vega (excellent condition)
Furniture & Antiques: 9 piece oak antique dining
room suite with round table • oval walnut exten-
sion table with 6 dining chairs • 2 drop-leaf tables •
maple hutch • Lady's wing back & matching gent's
chair • Victorian walnut chair • Victorian gent's
chair '• 2 Windsor arm chairs • maple desk & chair •
Windsor high back • Arrow back chair • parlour chair
• rocking chairs • Gate-leg table • 2 walnut end
tables •Captain's chair • 3 chesterfields • oak rocker
• needle point foot stool • 2 6' bronze torch lamps •
bedroom suite with dresser • vanity, chest -of -
drawers & 2 54" . poster beds • large oak mirrored
wardrobe • 54" steel bed • twin beds • maple chest •
dresser • wicker table • jam cupboard • hall stand •
foot stool • coat rack • wicker fernery • jardiniere
stand • 36" x 40 " wall mirror • hall mirrors • rod iron
lama • 19" B&W T.V. • brass fireside set • Arthur
Pequegnat 8 day mantel clock • beer barrels • 4 Ax-
minster rugs
Glass & China: 75 piece English dinner set • Sheffield
silver servers • silverware • silver tea set • Royal
Doulton plate and small picture • Mother -of -Pearl
salt & pepper • goblets • blown glass • Blue Willow
glass lamps • China vase • plus many other in-
teresting pieces of glass & china.
Miscellaneous: 17 cu. ft. deep freeze • Zenith square
tub wringer washer • wringer washer • vacuum
cleaner • power riding mower with 5 h.p. motor • 2
bikes • ice box • tool truck • hand tools • garden
tools • rugs • books • bedding • linens • plus a host of
other interesting items.
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painting, roofing, windows,
chimneys eavestroughing,
patios, sidewalks, all home
and farm repairs. Call now
Vanastra Home and Farm
Improvements. 482-
3574.-10tfar
KENS CARPENTRY -
Remodelling, renovations,
cupboards, rec rooms,
carports, flooring, Hunt -
Pella windows and patio
doors, aluminum siding,
' windows, doors. Phone 482-
7676. Ken Mcl'lairn.--12tfar
ESTATE AUCTION SALE
of
Self Propelled combine, trucks, tractors, machinery
etc., to be held for the Estate of Norman Cartwright, at
Lot 22, Concession 8, Hullett Township, 5 miles north of
Clinton on Highway No. 4, and 1 mile east.
SATURDAY, JULY 15 at 1:00 P.M.
COMBINE: White 7300 selfpropelled combine with
cage engine, straw chopper, 13 ft. cutter bar head
with pick up reel, Melrose 9 ft. grain pickup, 2•row corn
head.
RUCKS: 1974 Ford F 250 34 ton truck, V-8 automatic
power s eering and brakes selling safety checked.
1969 Ford F 350 one To truck, V-8 with 12 ft. livestock
rack selling safety checked.
1969 Chev 3 ton truck with 14 ft. rack and hoist new
paint, selling safety checked.
36 inch high camper top for pick up with full rear door.
TRACTORS: Massey Ferguson 1"65 diesel with multi -
power, adjustable rear wheels etc. and MF No. 100
manure loader with hydraulic bucket. 16.9 X 28 snap on
dual wheels, tractor chains.
Cockshutt 15555 wheatland diesel tractor with 3 point
hitct). dual remote etc.
N E Cockshutt 543 four row corn and bean
pTanteerglass wit s re fertilizer and seed boxes.
Cockshutt 548 four furrow semi mount plow adjustable
16 - 18 cushion trip bottoms spring trip coulters.
MF 3 furrow mounted plow.
Badger 1000 gallon vacuum liquid manure tank in good
condition.
Beatty liquid manure tank
Sanderum Danish type 12 ft. cultivator with finger
harrows.
Starline side spread flail type semi liquid manure
spreader.
Cockshutt 406 grinder mixer with conveyor feed, used
to grind high moisture corn into silo.
Cockshutt Superior No. 76 Eighteen run seed drill.
2 - gravity bins on 6 ton wagons.
hydraulic fertilizer auger and hoses.
Herrgott 10 It. trail cultivator
V type snowblower.
set of chain harrows.
Onan 15 kilowatt PTO generator on 3 PT Hitch frame
Eskimo snowmobile with twin cylinder motor
Plus some tools and ►disc. items too numerous to
mention,
TERMS CASH DAY OF SALE
PERSONAL CHEQUES ACCEPTED WITH PROPER
IDENTIFICATION '
Richard Lobb Auctioneer
Clinton, Ont. 4024898
Estate or Auctioneer, not responsible for accidents day
.of, sale.
BRICKCLEANING : paint &
rust removal. Careful &
dependable service. Con-
tact: .White's Sandblasting
R.R.2 Wingham, Ph. 357-3637
before 10 A.M. or after 6
P.M. -28-35
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PHIL'S REFRIGERATOR
and Appliance Service, 24
hour emergency service.
Used appliance sales. Phone
887-9062.---12tfar
ALL KINDS of renovations,
additions, patios, sun decks,
recreation rooms, porches,
carports, siding etc. Free
estimates. Call 482-9506 J.B.
Colquhoun, General Con-
tractor, Clinton after 6 p.m.
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OPEN: MONDAY TO 4
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SATURDAY
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PHONE 482-3714
Vanastra
WATER WELL DRILLING
W.D. HOPPER
& SONS
FOUR MODERN
ROTARY RIGGS
PHONE: SEAFORTH
NEIL: 527-1737
DURL: 527-0828
JIM: 527-0,775
HANK'S SMALL
ENGINE'SERVICE
HENRY REINiNK
1 MILE NORTH OF
LONDESBORO
523=9202
FOR SALE
Lawn and Garden
Equipment
We also Service
and Repair tfar
JOHN KASSIES
GENERAL
CONTRACTING
* Farm Buildings
* Additions
* Renovations
Phone 482-3063
TREE SERVICE
Pruning, Removal,
Tree Trimming
482-9590
HENRY ROESCH
R.R. NO. 5-CLINTON
CHUTER PLUMBING
HEATING & ELECTRIC
Frunace Installations
DELAVAL MILKER SUPPLIES
Appliance Service
46 King St. 482-7652
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BO -J E N
CARPENTRY
FOR
• CUSTOM BUILT HOMES
• RENOVATIONS
• ADDITIONS
. SEE
BOB
LANGENDOEN
BOX 309
CLINTON •
PHONE 482-9720
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BOB'S
LANDSCAPING
Some nursery stock
on hand
Dealing in Sheridan
Nursery Stock
• Drop in anytime, at
our location, just south
of Bavarian inn at
Bayfield.
Phone -565-2185
We honor Sheridan
prices and guarantees.
DRYWALL
known for high quality
PETER BAKOS
DRYWALL
have complete drywall
service
Phone 527-1398
527-0606
22. Lost and found
Lost 2 Navy blue fleecy
knit jackets with white,
stripe on Jacket. Lost on
Bayfield Road, Maria
St. on highway 4 to
London. Finder please
call 482-9783.
24. Business
opportunities
OFFICE space for rent, good
uptown location, 20 Isaac St,
Available July 1st. Apply to
Riley's Barber Shop or
phone 482-7852.—24tfar
that we're
OPEN
6 DAYS
A WEEK
9 A.M. •,5:30 P.M.
Sears
36 ALBERT ST., CLINTON
27. Deaths
25. To give away
TO GIVE AWAY to a good
home three kittens. Phone
482-7251.-28
TO GIVE AWAY to a good
home - one male dog, one
year old, friendly and house
broken, prefer farm home.
Phone 482-9757 after 5 p.m.
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26 Births
SMITH: Ron and Bev'Smith,
Clinton . are pleased to an-
nounce the arrival of their
son Ian Douglas. on July 10,
1978 at St. Josephs Hospital,
London. A brother; for
David.-28NC
WEAVER: Thomas and
Carol Weaver of Walton are
happy to announce the birth
of a son - Thursday, July 6,
1978 a brother for Dot',
Tommy and Billy,-28nc
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YOUNGBLUT: Bruce and
Sharon Youngblut RR 1,
Auburn tharkKigV for the
,,afe arrival Of their son
Stephen Robert at Alexander
Hospital, Goderich on July 7,
1978, weighing 7• lbs. 91/2 ozs.
—28nc
27. Deaths
ARMSTRONG - In Victoria
Hospital, London, Ontario,
on Tuesday, July 4, 1978,
John Wilson Armstrong, in
his 80th year. Dear brother
of Robert George Armstrong
of Hensall, Mrs. Marjorie
Rebecca Boyce of Goderich,
Mrs. Rosia Agnes Collins,
Hensall, Mrs. Frank
(Maggie May) Boyce, RR 1,
Varna, Ontario. One sister
and three brothers
pr"edeceased.. Rested at the
Westlake Funeral Home,
Zurich until Friday, July 7
where the funeral service
was held at 2 p.m. with
Reverend A. Taylor of-
ficiating. Burial will be
made in Bayfield Cemetery.
—28nc
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To WORK FOR YOU
I EENEY - Loilis Patrick
passed away July 7, 1978. At
his home RR 2 Dublin in his
78th year. Louis Feeney.
Beloved son of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Patrick Feeney.
Dear brother cif Elmer of
Dublin and Joseph of Clin-
ton. Predeceased by
brothers Tom, Albert and
Jerome. Rested at the
Whitney-Ribey Funeral
Home Seaforth until Mon.
when requiem mass was
held at t. Patricks Church,
Dublin. Interment St.
Patricks Cemetery, Dublin.
—28
FAWCETT - Suddenly as the
result of -an accident on
Saturday, July 8, 1978, David
Fawcett of Bayfield in his
18th year. Beloved son of
Carson and Margaret
Fawcett. Dear brother of
Nancy Louise of Calgary and
Rebecca at home. Also
survived by several aunts
and uncles. The late David
Fawcett rested at the Ball
Funeral Home, 153 High St.,
Clinton,'tr where funeral
service was held on Tuesday,
July 11. Interment Bayfield
cemetery. As expressions of
sympathy, donations to the
Bayfield Arena Fund would
be gratefully appreciated by
the family. —28
DeJONG - Suddenly at
Bayfield, Ont., on Saturday,
July 8, 1978. LeRoy Folkert
DeJong of RR 2, Bayfield in
his 24th year. Beloved
husband of Dawn (McLeod)
DeJong. Beloved son of
Frank and Mary DeJong of
RR 2, Bayfield. Dear brother
of Kathy, RR 2 Bayfield.
Predeceased by one brother,
Ronald in 1977. Rested at the
Beattie Funeral Home,
Clinton where funeral ser-
vice was held on Monday,
July 10, 1978. Rev, Ted
Hoogsteen officiated.
Interment Bayfield
Cemetery. —28
SNOWDEN - As a result of
an automobile accident in
West Wawanosh Township
on Sunday, July 9, 1978,
Brian John Snowden in his
16th year. Beloved son of
Ernest and Caroline
Snowden. Dear brother of
Linda (Mrs. David Bosman)
of Clinton, William of
Goderich, Ronald ofd West
Wawanosh Township and
Allan at home. Also survived
by his .grandfather William
Humphrey of Lucknow,
Rested at the MacKenzie and
McCreath Funeral Home,
"Lucknow where funeral
service was held Tuesday.
Interment in Greenhill
Cemetery. As expressions of
sympathy donations
gratefully appreciated to the
charity of your choice. —28
LOGUE - Alexander. Passed•
away at the Wingham and
District Hospital, on Friday
afternoon July 7th, 1978.
Beloved husband of
Margaret Logue. Dear
father of William and
Alexander Jr. both of Blyth,
James, of Burlington, David
of Milton, and Margaret
(Mrs.' D. Bramwell) of
Agincoui L. Predeceased by
one daughter Anna. Mr.
Logue rested at the
McLaughlin -Reed and
McAuley Funeral Home, 285
Elizabeth Street West,
Listowel, Funeral service
was held in the chapel on
Monday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Interment Fairview
Cemetery, Listowel. —28
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The Cheerleaders of Central Huron Secondary School raised over;100 at their
bake sale outside the town hall last Friday. The fund will be used to finance a
trip to camp in Ottawa later this summer and another sale is planned for this
Friday night during the moonlight madness sale. Here Lorie Alexander, left,
and Karen Bolger, sell on a very het day. (News -Record photo)
ensall personal notes
By Hilda M. Payne
Rev. John Wareham of
Exeter conducted the
service at Hensall United
Church on Sunday and
preached on the subject,
"Life has - some
Mystery". Although
science appears to have
all the answers for
today's world the
mystery of life remains.
Mrs. Marianne
McCaffrey, choir
director, led the choir
with soloist, Mrs. Donna
St. John singing,
"Amazing Grace";
Richard Fujarczuk of-
ficiated at the organ. The
flower arrangement at
the 'side of the pulpit was,
in loving memory of Mrs.
Catherine Monteith,
placed there by her
family. Next Sunday the
service will again be
conducted by Rev.
Wareham.
Sales Barn
The Hensall Sales Barn
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27. Deaths
JOHNSTON - Suddenly in
Goderich, Saturday, July
8th, 1978, Ervin Maxwell
Johnston of Londesboro in
his 43rd year. Beloved
husband of the former
Geraldine Byers, Dearo
...father of Glen, Linda and
Karen all' at home. Beloved'
son of Mr, and Mrs. Robert
Johnston of Summerhill.
Dear brother of Frank of
Londesboro and Mrs. Ena
Hill of Summerhill. Rested
at the Tasker Funeral Home,
Blyth; where the funeral
service was held on Tuesday,
July Ilth, at 2 p.m. Inter-
ment Blyth Union Cemetery.
—28
28. Engagements
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
MacGregor, Clinton are
happy to announce the forth-
coming marriage of their
youngest daughter Ruth
Anne to Gary Nelson. Irvine,
son of Mrs. Nelson Irvine
and the late Mr, Irvine of
Owen Sound. The wedding is
to take place in Londesboro
United Church, Londesboro
at 4:00 p.m. on August 5, 1978
—28c
31. Card of thanks
WACHHAUS: Ray and
Shirley (Brandon)
Wachhaus would like to
thank friends and relatives
for the cards, flowers and
memorial tributes on the
death of their dear son,
Robin. We will also
remember your many acts of
kindness. —28
ROSS: A big thank you to all
our friends and neighbours
who sent cards and visited
after"'t?i'e'birth of our second
daughter, Debbie. Jim,
Betty and Dianne Ross. —28
WILTSE: We would like to
thank our many friends,
relatives and neighbours for
their acts of kindness,
flowers, memorial donations
and sympathy cards sent in
loving memory of a dear
husband, father and gran-
dfather, = Milton Wiltse.
Special thanks to Dr,
Flowers for his attentive
care for the past years, to the
staff at Huronview, Rev. N,
Pick, and Unit 1 of the
U,C.W. of Ontario St. United
Church, and the Ball Funeral
Home. Sincerely, Polly
Wiltse, daughters and
families. —28x
McEWAN: Thanks for the
many good wishes and
helping hands during my
recent stay at 9t. Joseph's
Hospital in London. 'They
were sincerely appreciated.
Ross McEwan. ---28x
was active again last
week with steady to lower
prices. Supply consisted
mainly of heifers and
steers. Fat cattle;
heifers, $59.50-$63,50, top
to $65.75; steers, $63.50-
$65.50, top to $66.60; cows
$35-$42. Pigs : $35-$59.
Personal Notes
Mrs., Laird Mickle and
Mr. and Mrs. William
Mickle, Exeter, returned
last week from a three
week vacation spent in
London, England andon
a conducted tour of
England, Wales and
Scetland;
Mr. and Mrs. Sim
Roobal visited Mr.
Anthony Gelderland in
Ridgetown last Thur-
sday.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete
Hoonaard of Blyth and
Mrs. Clara Van Duyn of
Holland visited last week
with Mr. and Mrs. Sim
Roobal.
Mr. and Mrs. John Skea
31. Card of thanks
FEAGAN: Many thanks to
my friends neighbours and
relatives who sent me
flowers, fruit, candy, cards
and visited me while I was a
patient in Clinton Hospital
and after returning_ home,
also thanks to Rev. and Mrs.
Norman Pick, Dr. Brian
Baker, Dr. Frank Newland
and all the nurses on first
floor. Special thanks also to
Doug Cantelon for helping
nie while waiting/ for
Ambulance to arrive and
John Talbot, Allan Parks,
and Doug Feagan who are
keeping things going at the
farm. Words cannot express
how I appreciate all that is
being done for Betty and I.
Ross Feagan. —28
WE WISH to thank all who
helped in any way to make
the Tractor Pull so suc-
cessful. 125th Auburn
Anniversary Committee.
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MERRILL: Sincere thanks
to all our friends in Bayfield
and Clinton who remem-
bered us with visits, cards
flowers and food wheh our
dear father passed away.
Special thanks to " St.
Andrews United Church,
Lions and Lioness Clubs in
Bayfield for their sym-
pathy. -Mildred and Ross
Merrill. --28x
SAUNDERS: I wish to thank
Dr. Newland and Dr.
Flowers for their kind
ministering to me and Mrs.
Cox for her thoughtfulness
and very welcome in-
formation. Words cannot
express the appreciation I
feel for the second floor
nurses during my stay in
Clinton hospital. I thank
them all from the bottom of
my heart. Mrs. May Saun-
ders, Brucefield. —28
CARTER: I wish to thank all
my friends and neighbours
for beautiful cards, flowers
and visits while a patient in
Clinton Public Hospital.
Special thanks to Dr.
Lambert, Dr. Harrett and
nurses and staff on first
floor. Ruth Carter. —28
HULLEY: The family of the
late Warren Hulley with to
express their sincere thanks
to relatives, friends and
neighbours for floral
tributes, memorial
donations and their many
acts of kindness. A special
thanks to Rev. Stan
MacDonald, .andesboro
United Church 1' oti'hen for
providing lunch, the l3ox
Funeral Home, the
pallbearers and The flower
bearers, Your kindness will
always 1• be remetn.
bored. --43.x.'
6.
and David have returned
home after spending a
week's holiday camping
at Mattawa in Northern
Ontario.
Charles Mickle,
Hamilton, spent a few
days with his mother,
Mrs. Laird Mickle and on
Sunday they attended the
church service at the St.
John the Divine Anglican
Church, Arva, when the
latter's grandson, Stuart
Craig Mickle, son of Dr.
and Mrs. Robert Mickle,
Cambridge was I bap-
tised.
Oesch, faff Reunion
The ' Oesch-Pfaff
Reunion was held in
Hensall Community Park
on Sunday July 9 with
approximately 85 guests
attending: Officers for
next year are to be the
same as this year.
Races and contests
were 'enjoyed with the
following results: ball
throwing contest, ages
five to ten -winner Dwaine
Maloney; ages 10-15,
Scott Dinney;
wheelbarrow race, ages
10-15, Theresa and Cathy
Oesch; balloon game,
Robert Manson; water
bucket game, team one
with Raymond Oesch as
captain; men's arm
wrestling, Pete De Wys;
ladies ads contest, Miss
Dori Maloney; shell
count, Russell Oesch;
guessing weight of
watermelon, Gary-
Flaxbard; newest
married couple, Mr. and
Mrs, Gary Flaxbard;
oldest married couple,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Oesch; youngest child,
two -month-old Jeffrey
Flaxbard, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Gary Flaxbard.
The contests opened
with a race fo r the under
fives, won by Scott
Hodgins and a candy
scramble for the children
of the same age, ;and
closed with a ball game.
4-H News
The Hensall 4H Garden
Club, the "Can Canners"
have had three meetings
so far and their officers
are as follows; leader,
Betty Beer; assistant
leader, Lucille Beer;
president, Jill McLellan;
vice-president, Marilyn
Pepper; treasurer, Robin
McLellan
At the first meeting on
May 1, a discussion took
place regarding the
requirements ,needed for
the various vegetables
and flowers. On May 8 the
preparation of the ground
and the sowing plan were
discussed and at the third
meeting, on June 26, the
leaders demonstrated
transplanting and setting
plants, bug control,
staking of plants and how
to freeze strawberries
and peas. Next Wed-
nesday, July 12,, Miss
Grace Bird is to visit the
club.
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Julie Mock, who has
been a patient in' Toronto
General Hospital since
last March, has been able
to return home.
Mrs. Larry McAuley,
who has been a patient in
Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital, is
home again.
Smile
There's really no
reason to be afraid of
flying - unless you see the
pilot in line ahead of you
at the flight insurance
counter.
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