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Clinton News-Record, 1965-12-30, Page 4leeee,Aiee.Oeci. eerellee,:et.e. CUSTOM WORK TV AERIAL sales and serVice: Phone 482-9859. 48,-52p RE1VIODELLINQ, renovations, reefing and fleerlaymg, expert; ly done. All, odd lobe around tile borne. Kitchen cuPboards a specieltY, Phone 482-7676, Ken MeNairn, 52tfb ORTHOPEDIC and general Shoe Repair. our Clinton De- pot is at 55 Albert Street at AInsinge Store. Henk's Shoe Repair, 71. Hamilton St., Gode- nigh. 3$tfb MiScELLANEOUS DAILY CAR RENTAL rea. sonable rates. IVfeGEE'S, , Code- rich. Phone 524-8891.. .3tfb LET US REPAIR AND MARE, your ringS and jewellery like new. Diamond rings renewed : end stores safely secured—einn't take chances. .Expert work done reasonably to your satisfaction. Watch repairs and Pearl re- stringing, W. N. Counter. tfb HARRY WILLIAMS 11112-6633 RR41CLINTON WHITE ROSE HEATING OILS-GASOLINE GREASES-MOTORDILS Time to send greetings to our many friends and wish them the best! BARTLIFFS AND STAFF. ATTENTION FARMERS! LIVESTOCK FOR SALE FOR SALE el•••eMMIIIPMMm.••I•Pml.mimMOMMEh.•g Notice of Meeting Members and friends of Waterloo Cattle Breeding Association are invited to attend the Huron County Members Meeting January 4th, 11:00 a.m. Dept, of Agriculture, Clinton Don Graham, Agr. Rep. for Brant County, will speak on the topic "Future Trends in Livestock Farming" Wateeloo-Wellington-Perth Members Meeting and General Meeting January 7th, 11 a.m., Coronet motor Hotel Guest. Speaker 1-L E. McGill, Ontario's Livestock Commissioner Proceedings Inolude-e-Reports, Diseussiore Election of Direotors Lunch will he served. This is each member's opportunity to be active Rig guiding the progress of the breeding co-operative. Waterloo Cattle Breeding Association Our Offices and Grain. Receiving Elevators will be Closed on Saturdays commencing December 18 until further notice. W. G. THOMPSON and SONS LTD. E. 1: MICKLE and SON LTD. COOK BROS. MILLING CO. LTD. 51-2b Thank you for your past patronage JOY and BILL FINK Plumbing, Heating and Electric Ltd. ONCE-A-YEAR TAILORED-TO-MEASURE CLEARANCE SALE Save many dollars on a Tip Top Custom Tailored Suit 77.90 After this even+ the price returns to $95 FROM YOUR FEUDS KEN PICKETT and BOB CAMPBELL Pickett & Campbell Limited Mein Corner, Clinton, Ontario, Phone 482-9732 Page 4-,—Clint911 News-Record,Thurs, Dec. 39, 1965 • .ACCOMMODATION FOR RENT YOU SHOULD SEE this 2 bed., room cottage on Victoria St. Phone 482,3221. , Mtn) ............. . APARTMENT, fOrniShed and heated, suitable for •two, Apply 93 Hpron St. • 340 SMALL Furnished, heated ap- artment te rent on Prineese Street, Phone 482-9794. 50tfb LARGE TRAILER for rent, ful- ly furnished, Apply at Becker'e Trailer Court. ' pow) GROUND , FLOOR, 2 bedroom apartment, heated, available now. Phone 482-3837. 48,0) BRUCEFIELD -- 3 bedroom house, oil heated, Phone 262, 5047. 41.tfb 2 BEDROOM HOUSE on Jam- es Street, Apply North End Store or phone 482-3323. 4$tfb FOR RENT — Modern 2 bed- room cottage, with oil furnace, near main street, $50 per month. Phone 482-9087. . 52-lb APARTMENT far rent, heated, private entrance, $50 a month. Phone 482-6663 or 482:9568 after 5 pm. 22tfb UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom a- partment, centrally located, am- ple parking, available now. Phone '482-7661. 35tfb ONE BEDROOM HOUSE, ful- ly modern, stove and refrigera- tor, $45.00. Phone 482-6663 or 482-9568. 48tfb FURNISHED and unfurnished One bedroom and 2 bedroom apartments. Phone 482-6685, Ceriel Van Damine. 45tfb 2 BEDROOM uptown apart- ment, furnished; 2 bedroom house in village of Holmesville, Phone 482-6694. 32tfb 2 BEDROOM. DUPLEX in ex- cellent condition; gas furnace, available now. H. C. Lawson. Phone 482-904. 47tfb LOVELY modern country home, freshly redecorated, one . mile north of Hensall on No. 4 Highway. J. C. Smillie, Phone 262-5141. 38tfb TWO BEDROOM furnished or partly furnished apartment. Central location, Phone 482- 9005. 46 Princesi St. West. 35th: 2 BEDROOM apartment,' newly decorated, at 100 North Street, available now. Apply to Don C. Colquhouri, 482-9506 or 200 Ont- ario Street 44113 SMALL ONE-BEDROOM a- partment, unfurnished, redec- orated,. 136 Huron St., Phone 482-7702 or 482-9502 or inquire at Crown Bowling Lanes. 29tfb BRUCEFIELD—Modern 2 and. 3 bedroom apartments, indivi- dual thermostat controlled heat- ing, available now. Phone 262- 5047. 48tfb TWO BEDROOM cottage on William St. in Clinton. Avail- able Jan. 15, 1966. Contact Mors. Leo Stephenson, Seaforth. Ph- one 482-7579. 51-2p HOUSE FOR RENT — 1 mile east of Brucefield, served by Habkirk Bus Service to RCAF Station. Available Oct. 1, Haugh Brothers, Brucefield 527-0927. 35tfb LARGE 2-Bedroom, completely self-contained apartment, free laundry room facilities equip- ped with automatic washer and dryer. Apply 201 King Street, Apt. 1 or phone 482-9227. 17tfb DESIRABLE; ground floor Apt. on Albert St. Two 'bedrooms, gas range supplied. Rent rea- sonable. Available Jan. 1. Ap- ply to John Plumtree, 84 Al- bert St. or phone 482-9695. 49tfb ONE GROUND FLOOR 2 bed- room, heated, unfurnished a- partment, One upstair 2 bed- room, furnished, heated apart- ment. Both self ,contained. Phone Roy Tyndall at 482-9928. 47tfb ACCOMMODATION FOR RENT 4 BEDROOM HOUSE, in fair condition, on Mary Street. Phone 482-6694. 51tfle • NEWLY DECORATED FUR- niehed 2 'bedroom ground awe apartment, heated, private en- trance, ample parlong, Avail- able now, also „furnished and heated 1 bedroom apartment, private bath, washing facilities, Phone 482,3329 at noon or after 5. 51.tfb ACCOMMODATION WANTED I3ELL TELEPHONE employee wishes to rent 3 or 4 bedroom house near public school. Write Box 521, Clinton News-Record. ARTICLES FOR SALE NEW POTATOES for sale; also beef by the quarter or half, Phone 482-7576, 29tfb SIMPLICITY , Washers now a- vailable at T. A. Dutton Appli- ances, Brucefield. Open even- ings. 3Stfb CAREVREE HEATING — For the only fuel oil insured against explosion, we give free burner service. A. G. GRIGG & SON, phone 482-9411. tfb. ONE CHINA. CABINET, glass sliding doors, adjustable shelv- es, walnut finish, Reg. $38.50 for $31,50; one coffee table, glass top, walnut finish, 86"x24" x14", Reg. $14.95 for $10.95. Phone 482-7676. 52b BURROWS POOL TABLE 30" by 54" c/w, two 42" cues, tri- angle and set of 16 pool balls (1%") $20.00; regulation size table tennis 5'x9' with remov- able legs $10.00. Phone 482- 9678. 51.tfb SPRAYED APPLES, cooking and eating. Free delivery in Clinton and RCAF houses. Phone 482-3214. Fred McCly- mont, 1 mile south of Varna. 47tfb DRAPERY PULL RODS — Track, curtain rods, venetian blinds, bamboo draperies, win- dow blinds, Free estimates given. Irwin's Dry Goods. tfb VACUUM, CLEANERS Sales and Service Repairs, hoses and bags for all makes of vacuum cleaners and polishers. Recoeditioned mach- eies of all Tnakes for sale. BOB PEC15, Varna, Rhone Hensan 262-5350 LIIIIMININ.1116•11111012111MINIIMIIIIMMI AUTOS FOR SALE 1956 CHEVROLET, 2 door hardtop, good tires and body. Motor needs some repair. Ph- one 523-4220 Blyth. 52b CUSTOM. WORK WATCH REPAIR is a job for experts. Our work assures your atisfaction. Counter's Jewellery. Huron County's Oldest Esta- blished Jewellery Store. tfb JACK'S FURNITURE REPAIR SHOP. Furniture and other wooden articles repaired; At rear of No. 84 Albert St. Phone 482-9695—John Plumtree. 21tfb DO IT YOURSELF SAVE MONEY RENT THESE MACHINES FLOOR SANDER FLOOR EDGER HAND SANDERS Belt Finishing Duo Type LARGE POLISHER-SCRUBBER JIG SAW SKIL SAW RUG SHAMPOO MITH WET-DRY VACUUM CREST HARDWARE BALL & MUTCH Ltd. 69 ALBERT ST., CLINTON Phone 482-9505 tfb CLINTON Saw Sharpening SerVices — saws, scissors; shears, clippers and all edge tools sharpened quickly and curately. Saws sharpened, gum- med .and set, .Beleasv .Sharpall Equipment, Art Lovett, 139 Erie St. S., Clinton, 49tfb We. Specialize In Furnace Installations Heating Service Electric Wiring Appliance Service Plumbing Installations Eavestroughing CHUTER Plumbing, Heating, Electric SALES & SERVICE 46 King Street Phone 482-7652 EMPLOYMENT WANTED WILL DO TYPING at home. Phone 527-1167. 52b 3 DAYS TRAVEL 4 days 'at home. Man over 40 for short trips near Clinton. Worth up to $4,000 to $6,000 in a year. Write B. G. Dickerson, Pres., Southwestern Petroleum Corp., 534 N. Main, Ft Worth, Texas. 52b INCREASE YOUR INCOME. Earn $3 or $4 per hour selling Rawleigh Products, Full or part time, Only one vacancy. 'Write illavvleigh, Dept. L-169-IY, 4005 Richelieu, St. Henry, Montreal. 52b MINMINAM161111211111101111131MGAIIP PIANO TUNING YOUR PIANO should be tuned and checked for moth damage and other defects regularly. I appreciate the continued priv- ilege of servicing many of the instruments in this area. George _ W. Cox, phone 482-3870. 12 PIGS, 8 weeks old. Phone Blyth 523-4220. • 52b 4 HOLSTEIN HEIFERS, fresh- ening first week in January. Robert H. Welsh, phone 482- 3344. 52p SERVICES ATTENTION FARMERS Marlatt Bros. Dead Stock Re- moval. Highest flash prices paid for dead or disabled cows and horses, $5.00 and up for weight over 1000 lbs. Please phone promptly. Phone collect 133 Brussels, 24 hr. service. License 390c65. 35tfb DEAD ANIMAL REMOVAL For DEAD or DISABLED ANIMALS — Call Collect DARLING & Company Of Canada Limited Phone Clinton 482-'7269 Licence 350-C-65 7tfb ATWOOD PET FOOD SUPPLIES HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for dead and disabled cows and horses. Call Collect 356-2622 Atwood Licence 401-C-65. 45tfb REAL ESTATE NEARLY NEW modern 2 bed- room cottage. Ideal retirement home, in. Clinton. Box 510, Clin- ton News-Record, 51tfb FOR SALE — .3 BEDROOM house, ,stucco on brick. Sound construction. New oil furnace. Corner lot. A good buy. Phone 482-9788, • 52h HOUSE FOR SALE — Lon- deeboro village, 7 rooms, com- plete new tiled bathroom, kit- chen cupboards, heavy wiring, large lot with barn, Suit pen- sioner. Please contact Mrs. Olive Heels, 10 Joseph St., Weston, Ont. 52-lb STORE FOR RENT STORE and office on main street. Phone 482-6694. 32tfb STORE on main corner of High- ways 8 and 4 known as Red and White Grocery. Apply to Roy Tyndall, Phone 482-9928. 19tfb AUCTIONEER RICHARD H. LOBB 113 Ontario St., Phone 482-7898 Graduate of World's Largest Reisch American School of Auctioneering 43-65 to 43-66p ELECTROLUX Canada Ltd. Sales and Service. Alvin Riley, 524-6514. 153 Lighthouse St., Goderich. 18tfb CARDS OF THANKS I wish to thank all who sent gifts, cards and visited me over the Holiday Season while I was in ,Clinton Public Hospital. —MRS. WES SHOBBROOK. 52p Classified Ads. Bring Quick Results CEDAR POSTS, cut your own, reasonable; also standing hem- lock, ideal saving for anyone planning to build. Phone 482- 7178. 51-2b FARROWING crates save baby pigs — 'all steel, easy adjust- ment, mounted troughs for easy feeding or trough and bowl. For information — George Troyer, RR 2,, Hensall, Phone 262-5282 or 236-4072. 50-7b JUST ARRIVED Another Shipment of — TRACTORS —SWATHERS —COMBINES —MOWERS —RAKES —TEDDERS —WINDROWERS —BALERS —ELEVATORS —WAGONS —GRAIN TANKS And Many Other Farm Machines We stock over 1,000 Belts, Hundreds of Pulleys, Bearings, Spark Plugs; Plow Shares, Cul- tivator Points, Bolts, Guards, Sections, Hydraulics, etc. Huron County's Largest Farm Equipment Depot Phone 527-0120 JOHN BACH 1.H. Dealer --- Seaforth 23tfb We are shipping cattle every Monday for United Co.operatives of Ont. , We will pick up at your farm. Phone collect not later than Saturday night. SEAFORTH FARMERS • CO-OPERATIVE 527-0770 BIRTHS JArMIESON In KomptiOe Hospital pan SatUrday. !ember 25,190_5 tO M. .encl. Mre. J. PetiOlas. .JP/MieSon (nee Beth, Goddard) a ,son„, John Scott Deugles, KNAPP In Clinton Pnbile Hospital on Sunday, Deeen- her 26, 1965 to vlr, and Mr's, Norman Knapp, .RA 1 burn, a Son. 13.0i4witTSON — In -Carlton Public Hospalai on WedneS, dey, December 29„ 1965 to LAC and Mrs, John Robert- son, Clinton, adaughter, TATTERSALL — In Clinton Public Hospital on Thursday, December 23, 1965 to .Sgt, and Mrs. David 'Tattersall, RCAF 'Clinton, a daughter, '(Leanne Maureen). ,MARRIAGES MURPHY-EGAN In the parsonage of . Arva United Churcie on Friday, Decem- bee 24, 1965, by the Rev, C. E. Beacom, Joyce Anne, dau- ghter of Mr. and Mrs. How- ard Egan, ..Arva, to Michael Thomas Murphy, son of Mr. and. Nits, Thomas Murphy, Ar4va, formerly of Clinton. SODER-BATKIN — In the Chapel of Ontario Street United Church, Clinton, on Saturday, December 18, 1965 by the' Rev, Grant Mills, Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn. Batkin, Clinton, • to Martin Wayne Soder, son of Mr. and. Mrs. Ronald Soder, Selkirk, Mani- toba. DEATHS BLAKE — Passed away in Clanton on Sunday, December 26, 1965, Mildred Adele Mc- Whinney, beloved wife of .Rob.ent Earl Blake, Goderich Township in her 61st year. Funeral Service from Ball and Mutch Funeral Home on Wednesday, December 29, with interment in. Clinton Cemetery. FLEISCHAUER PasSed a- way at Victoria Hospital, London, on Monday, Decem- ber 27, 1965, William Doug- las Fleisdhauer, Clinton, hus- band of the former Barbara Parker, in his 30th year. Resting at Beattie Funeral ore.Home. Funeral Services will McMILLAN — Passed away in Clinton Public Hospital on • Wednesday, December 22, 1965, Mrs. Edna 1VIciVfillan, Myth, widow of Edward Mc- Millan, in her 62nd year. Funeral services from Tacker Funeral Home on Friday, December 24 with temporary interment at Norwich Maill50- imam REID — In Clinton Public Hospital, on Saturday, Dec- ember 25, 1965, Jdhn Reid, 88, RR 5, Clinton, father of Station Warrant Officer Jadk Reid, RCAF Station Clinton. Service Wednesday in_ Tor- onto and interment in High- land Memory Gardens, Tor- onto, Arrangements here by Beattie Funeral Home. 0 The 200,000 'students enrolled in Canadian Universities in the 1965-66 academic year repre- sents. 10 per cent of persons in the 18-24 years age group. Happy New Year — and for Ilarme4 wihY net? After the 11Nstrationsof this Year we pan exPect 1966 to be something better. Beeicles ' eome friends from, the heart of Detroit called on us a couple of weeks ago and the news'they' brought was most encouraging. Farni pier- pluses are disappearing in the United States. Population U e e is in- creasing in Canada,United States and. ell over th world. In just another three r four years Toed scarcities w of w en w uc as am ill be showing iv. The price farm Products will increase under fully. Remember, these frids of ours are quite nice Pild e en- joy their visits very m h but frankly they are about fam- iliar with farming as I with Briget Bavdolt! I really wasn't too much dis- turb.ed with their story. It sounded hhe a good attempt on the part of some retailers to condition their customers to a hike in food prices, However, I got a shock about a week later. At a meeting I was amazed to, find a farmer, now employ- ed off the farm full-time, pro- Mating the • same theory. He even went on. to substantiate his argument by quoting Dr. Patterson, of the Ontario De- p.artment. of Agriculture as stating some years ago -that this shortage of food would come in the mid-sixties when the .herse would be completely replaced by the tractor. We all realize that a great many acres of production were necessary to provide feed for horses. This land xis now being used to produce food' for hu- mans and has largely .talten care of population increase. It gent happen again. Yes! Feed may be scarce. The price of meats, etc., may soar. Yes, the price' of cattle and hogs may increase sharply. But Dr. Patterson also a- greed that food scarcity doesn't Get FREE Farmers 00 S Business-minded farmers are using the revised Ontario De- partment of Agriculture Publi- cation 540, Ontario Farm Re- coed Book, to help them anal- yze,.. compare, and improve the management of their farms. When' the records in these books' have been completed, far- mers may have them analyzed free of charge at the Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph. Copies of Publication 540 may be obtained from agricultural representatives Doug Miles, or from the infennation branch, Ontario Departmkert of Agri- culture, • Parliament Buildings, Toronto. necessarily mean prosperity for the farmer. Parm prices were much the same in 1951 as what we are new receiving, There iS a vast difference in our present costs and these of 1951. From 1943 to 1952 a choice 1,000 lb, steer paid the taxes on 150 acres. This year the same steer wouldn't Peer 24 of the taxes on the same 150 acres Yet the assessment is the same. If I ware to compare costs of , machinery, repairs," (lathes, boosts, nails, etc., the disparity between prices and costs wo'u'ld be even more glaring. What can be done afbout it? 1965 seems to have proved that farmers don't sincerely want to improve their situation by co-operatively doing a selling job that would give them a fair share of the consumer's dollar.. Neither are farmers interested_ 1,4 ;g we Varanteed Prig' es Telativo to ,casts prOdwt,t /.On. Happy New Year? Ye0 X think farmers are lopUipg, for ber,bter year in, 1968. They are etornal, optimists ;,..aek of 14.1oe, shill be made up 1)!Y„PoOrta! hours of work and tilw will be Nippy, Clinton Community Auction Sales EVERY FRIDAY at 1:30 p.m. Government inspected Scalee Cattle Sold by Weight TEI1MS: CASH JOE COREY, Sales Managet HELP WANTED MALE SERVICES Shopping Begins In The Pages Of ThisNewspaper be held on Thursday, Decem- : decor her 30 at 2 p.m. with inter- ment in Clinton Cemetery. FORREST — Passed away in London on Sunday, December 26, Ward H. Forrest, husband • of the former Lillian Dalrym- ple, RR 1, Zurich, in his 63rd year. Funeral Service from Bonthron Funeral Home, Bengali, on Wednesday, Dec- - ember 29 with interment in Union Cemetery, Hensall. KIELSTRA — In St. Cathar- ines, on ThunSday, December 23, 1965, Terrence. Martin Kielstra, son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Kielstea (nee IVIatty Sjaarda.), •and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Sjaarda, RR 4, Clinton, in hie sixth year. Service on Monday, December 27 in St. Cathar- ines. A .Matter 0.„ Principle, (By J, Carl Hemingway)