Clinton News-Record, 1968-04-25, Page 5Paul Martin. I think a mar-
tin is a small bird. And-he sure
got it from the eagles and fal-
cons. But he was a game bird,
"despite the fact, and deserves a
salute for dignity and courage.
(I met Martin years ago en-
cumbered by a couple of plas-
tered Liberals from the sticks,
and he had the same dignity
then. These are the people who
let him down, after he'd made
gruelling trips to Hayfork Cen-
tre to speak for some local
name.jerku) Tough. No turning. r T
ner didn't live up to his
Watch out for him in future.
He wants it all or nothing.
MacEachen was a disappoint-
ment. He's a man of intelli-
gence and integrity. But he ran
his campaign as though he
were running for Reeve of
Juniper Junction, and even
made a bollix of withdrawing
from the race. A pity.
Joe 'Greene is Joe Greene.
I've, seen him in action before.
A dangerous orator of the old
school: emotional, convincing,
but a pretty fair Minister of
' Agriculture when you pene-
trate the verbiage.
Sharp was sharp, and always
has been. He made the right
move at the right time, and
Wedding Pictures.
:JERVIS STUDIO
Phone 482-7006
ANNOUNCEMENT
Stan Prevett, president of
Goderieli Motors Limited is
pleased to announce the ap-
pointment of Mr. C. C. Am-
bery as Sales Manager of the
firm. Mr, Ambery has been
with the Ford Motor Com-
pany of Canada for 20 years
in the sales division of the
head office in Windsor, Oak-
ville, Toronto and Bramalea.
ClaYt has been a frequent
visitor to Goderich for many
years and IS looking forward
to meeting Sew friends and
old.
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BIRTHS
nn,
SAvvE T. TO, Mr, ;0:Kt
'Bayfield, in Clinton i ~au-
lie liPaPitaf. ,on 04mlay,
14, 1968, twin Sena, Johnny ,And
grandsons. for Mr, .and
Mrs. Fred Weston,
ENGAGEMENT
ANNOUNCED
Mr, and Mrs, Edward Vincent
are PleaSed to announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Dianne Barbara to. Mr. Alvin
Roy Potter, goal of Mr. and Mrs.
George Potter, Clinton The
marriage to take place Saturday,
May 25, at Ontario Street United
Church, Clinton, at 3 p.m.
17P . „.. „.,
Mr. .and Mrs, Bona on
straughan, It,ll, 4, Goderich,
Wiah. to announce the engage;
moot of their daughter, Chrystal
Ann, to, mr, pary Paul Dewitt,
son of Mrs. .Wilber "Iowa and,
the late Mr. Jewitt, RA. 1, can-
ton. The wedding *ill take place
May Hith. at ,Beniniller United
Church at 2:30 p.m. 17
DEATHS
CARTER--Suddenly, in Lon-
don, Saturday, April 20, 1968,
William Thomas Carter, London,
in his 66th year, The funeral
service was TuesdaY, April 23
from Needham Memorial Chapel
with interment in Woodland
Cemetery. The late Mr. Carter
was born in Clinton and was
a nephew of Mr. Thomas Lep-
pington.
CORRIVEAU-Passed away in
Alexandra Marine and General
Hospital, Goderich, on Tuesday,
April 16, .1968, Leo Corriveau,
Goderich, in his 65th year. Sur-
vivors include a son Alcide of
Clinton. The funeral service was
from St. Peter's Church, God-
erich, on Saturday, April 20
with interment in St. Joseph's
Church Cemetery.
FOSTER - Passed away in
Clinton Public Hospital, Satur-
day, April 20, Mrs, Edwin
Arthur Foster, the former Sarah
Emily Dowson, Van*, in her
71st year. The funeral service
was from Ball Funeral Home,
Clinton, Monday, April 22 with
'interment in Bayfield Cemetery.
BENNINGER - Passed away
at Huronview, on Saturday,
April 20, 1968, Mrs. Francis
Benninger, the former Mary
Anne Valad, Blyth, in her 85th
year. The funeral service was
from St. Michael's Church,
Blyth, on Tuesday, April 23,
with interment in St. Michael's
Cenietery, Morris Township.
TYNER-Passed away in To-
ronto, Sunday, April 21, 1968,
Annetta Jane Tyner, Lindsay,
widow of the late Charles Tyner,
in her 80th year. The .foneral
service was from Ball Funeral
Herne,--WedriesdaY,4eAprilei-,24
with interment in Clinton,Ceme-
tery.
New No-Frost refrigerator
freezers eliminate ice chipping
and messy water trays because
No-Frost models need no de.
frosting.
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FOR YOUR
ENJOYMENT
The
CLOUD "9" ROOM
At
CLINTON
Announces "
SING-A-LONG
ENTERTAINMENT
FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY
NIGHT
CLOUD "9" ROOM
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SUNDAYS
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Reservations
PH.: 482-3421
PROCLAMATION TOWN OF CLINTON
In accordance with a re-
solution adopted by Clin-
ton Town Council and the
usual custom;
I hereby proclaim that:
DAYLIGHT
SAVING
TIME
will be in effect at 2
$unday, April 28
And revert to Standard
Time at 2 a.m. on Sunday,
October 27.
And call upon all citi-`
zees to observe this pro-
clamation.
DON SYMON
Mayor,
Town of Clinton
Cor'rs growers:
WE HAVE SHELL KORNOIL
add Kornai! to Atrazine
sprays for better
weed control in corn.
'COME IN OR CALL
HARRY WILLIAMS
482-6633 CLINTON
Distributor for all SHELL Oil Products
Shell Chemicals
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$2180.
$2640.
WE ARE NOW OFFERING THE HIGHEST TRADE-IN
ALLOWANCES EVER ON 1968 FORDS - FALCON
FAIRLANES AND LATE MODEL USED CARS
-LOOK AT THESE ALLOWANCES-
FOR YOUR 1964 FORD, CHEVROLET, PONTIAC OR PLYMOUTH $1410 •
FOR YOUR 1965 FORD, CHEVROLET, PONTIAC OR PLYMOUTH $1720.
FOR YOUR 1966 FORD, CHEVROLET, PONTIAC OR PLYMOUTH
FOR YOUR 1967 FORD, CHEVROLET PONTIAC OR PLYMOUTH
HERE ARE A FEW EXAMPLES OF REAL SAVINGS ON USED CARS
1968 COMPANY DEMONSTRATOR
Ford custom fordor, 240" 6-cylinder, Brittany
blue, select shift cruisomatic, whitewalls. Body
side moulding.. Deluxe wheel covers. Only
1,259 miles. Lic. H51576.
1965 FORD CUSTOM TUDOR
$2975.50
Midnight blue,
240", 6-cylinder, standard transmission, $1593
1961 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE
You can't miss at this price. $99 SO
1962 CHEVY II 4-DOOR
Needs paint and engine work. $249.50
5 SOUTH STREET
1060 VAUXHALL WAGON
Tired but willing. $79.50
Godench Motors Ltd.
Hylton County's :Vora ilosdqUarters 524.7308
Good luck, Pierre f.
Everything that eould post- be's famous for this. Despite a
ROTIC.f. TO ,CREDITORS,
In the Estate of TPA 'PEARL
KIREST,
.41( persons having claims
against the state of .Ida Pearl
Foreat, late of the Town of
Clifiten, in the county Of MIMI,
Housewife, deceased, who died
on the 17th day of February,
1068, are hereby notified to send
in fuil particulars of their
claims to the undersigqed on
or before the 11th of April,
1968, after Which date the assets
will be distributed, having re-
gard only to claims then re-
Pated at Seaforth, this 19th:
day of March, 1968,
McCONNELL
Seaferth, Ontario.
Solicitors' for the Executors.
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WANTED.
CASH in on buried treasure. We
buy old gold and estate jewel-
lery. N. T, Ormond Jewellery,
94 The Square, Goderich..
eeree--
MISCELLANEOUS
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 repairs and pearl
restringing. W. N. Counter.
tfb
DAILY CAR RENTAL, reason-
able rates. McGEE'S, Goderich.
Phone 524-8391. 3tfb
AUCTION SALE
ADMINISTRATOR'S AUCTION
,SALE of ,household effects from
49 Mill -'Street, Clinton, on Sat-
urday, April 27th at 1:30- p.m.,
the following:
Velour chesterfield and chair;
studio couch; upholstered arm
chair; 8-piece oak dining room
suite (round table); end tables;
wall mirror; 5-piece chrome
breakfast suite; kitchen cabinet;
Westinghouse ref dgerator; arm
chair and 4 kitchen chairs; elec-
tric rangette; pine glass cup-
board; pine bench; Inglis wash-
ing machine; schoolmaster's
desk; top of cupboard (cherry);
2 metal bed springs and mat-
tress; 2 dressers; iron bed;
springs and mattress; trunk;
quantity of bedding; oil space
' heater and 100 gal. tank; odd
kitchen chairs; electric kettle;
electric toaster; magazine rack;
quantity of books; cooking uten-
sils; dishes; garden tools; kettle
drum; numerous other articles.
Terms: Cash.
Mrs. Agnes Dale, Leonard
Johnson, Administrator's of the
Estate of Charles Johnson.
Edward Elliott; f
Auctioneer.
16, 17b
AUCTION SALE
EXECUTORS' AUCTION SALE
of two properties, automobile
and household effects from the
west half of lot 19, concession
3, Hullett Township 15i miles
east 'of Clinton and 114 miles
north on Saturday, May 4th at-
1:30 p.m.
Property: The farm consist-
ing of 50 acres more or less; on
which is situated a 7-room, 11/2-
storey frame house with a full
basement, oil furnace, pressure
system, a three-piece bath and
hardwood floors on the down-
'stairs.
iercperty: The stucco 7-room
cottage, situated at 56, Ontario
Street, Clinton, with a full base-
ment, a basement garage and 3
self-contained apartments.
Automobile: A 1966 Plymouth
sedan, in A-1 condition with low
mileage (less than 15,000 miles),
Household Effects: Cherry
glass top cupboard; cherry sec-
retary desk; walnut secretary
desk; walnut bed springs and
mattress; Jenny Lind bed; 2
walnut matching beds, springs
and mattress; 3-piece modern
bedroom suite (maple); roll-a-4
way bed and mattress; walnut
chest of drawers; bird's eye
maple high boy chest; marble
top walnut dresser and wash
stand; cherry and maple wash
stand; cherry wash stand; dress-
er mirror; 3-piece sectional
chesterfield suite; upholstered
platform rocker; upholstered
arm chair; Boston rocking chair;
child's rocking chair; 4 dinette
chairs; other chairs; occasional
chairs; walnut French Provin-
cial coffee table (with inlay);, 2
tier pedestal table (with inlay):
maple magazine rack; 21-inch
Philco television; combination
radio and record player; pole
AMA; tri-light; floor and table
lamps; hall tree; 3 section glass
bookcase; spinning wheel; man-
tel radii); grandmother's clock;
Kenmore electric range; General
Electric refrigerator; scatter
mats; lamps; Tiffaney shade;
dishes, including fancy and an-
tique; cooking utensill; power
riding ' lawn mower; 20-inch'
rotary poWer Mower; garden
tools.
Terms oh Properties: 104*
cash on date of gale and bal-
ance, in 30 with propertiea sold
Subject to reserve bid.
Tama on car: Cash, sold sub-
ject to reserve bid.
Terms on household effects:
cash.
William E. liumley, William
Forest, _Eicecutors of ars. Ida
Forest- Estate.
Edward W. Elliott,
Auctioneer.
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;ARP Pr 'T.FIANKS.
'We Iwould like to thank put'
many friendsWliolielpeci. in, any
way -0...174.4150 our 09.104, Wed-
ding Anniversary .g. hgppy
POW), Al§P. •90n1c4, 'tethose.
who called, the many cards,
flowers and remembrances, All
were greatly appreciated,
EDITH and GEORGE PAPUA.
17P
I wish to thank everyone for
cards,.flowers and gifts and
visits during my stay in the
hospital. Special thanks to
Dr. Oakes, Dr, Flowers and
Pastor Jack lleynen and
nurses on first floor,-MRS.
ELIZABETH BUTLER 17b
I wish to thank all who sent
cards and flowers and to all
who visited me while a Pa-
tient in the hospital. Special
thanks to Varna United church
and Mr. Morrison, Brocefield
1.0.0.F. No. 210, Varna L.O.L.
No. 1035, and doctors, nurses
and staff who attended me.
JOHN OSTROM 17b
I wish to thank my many
relatives, friends and neigh-
bours for the lovely cards, flow-
ers and treats while a patient
in Clinton Hospital, A very
special thanks to Dr. Walden,
Dr. Thompson and the muses.-
MRS. SARAH STEPHENSON,
BrusselS. 17p
The family of the late Norman
Toms of Detroit wishes to thank
all their friends, particularly
those in Bayfield, who were so
kind during their recent sad
bereavement, Special thanks to
the Rev. Mr. E. D. Stuart, pall-
bearers and flower bearers,
17p
I wish to express my sincere
thanks and appreciation to my
friends, relatives and Kippen
U.C.W. for cards, flowers, treats
and visits while I was a patient
in St. Joseph's hospital, Special
thanks to Dr. Campbell, nurses
and staff on 6th North East
floor.-DOREEN ANDERSON.
17p
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IN. MEMORIAM
McCLINCHEY-In loving mem-
ory of a dear brother, Bill
McClinchey, who passed away
, April 20th, 1950.
Always a smile, instead of a ,•
frown,
Always a hand when one was
down,
Always true, thoughtful and
kind,
Wonderful memories he left
behind.
-Lovingly remembered by
sister and brother-in-law, Bea
and Dick Allan. 17b
NOTT-In 'eying memory of a
dear husband and father,
George Wesley Nott, w h o
passed away one year ago,
April 25, 1967. ,
Somewhere back of 'the sunset,
Where love never dies
civrelle fin; the land of glory;'J
Midst` the blue and gold of the
skies
We who dearly loved him,
Whose passing • has brought
many tears,
Will cherish his memory for
ever,
Down the passing years.
-Always remembered by his
wife Alice, and daughters Iva,
Evelyn and Leola. ' 17p
NOTT-In loving memory of a
dear father and grandfather
Wesley Nott who passed away
one yeat ago, April 25.
Gone is the face we loved so
dear
Silent is the voice we loved to
hear
Too far away for sight or
speech
But not too far for thought to
reach..
-LovinlY remembered by his
daughter Iva Boyes and family.
17b
HOUSTON-In loving memory
of a dear husband, father and
grandfather, Carl Houston
who passed away six years
ago, April 25, 1962.
Years' go on, but memories stay,
As near and dear as yesterday,
Deep in our hearts a memory is
kept,
Of the one we loved and will
never forget.
-Lovingly remembered by his
wife Ethel, daughters and
grandchildren. 17p
LEE-In loving memory of a
dear father and grandfather,
Charles Lee, who passed away
April 28, 1967.
We do not need a special day,
To bring you to our mind,
The days we do not think of you,
Are very hard to find,
They say time heals all sorrow,
And helps one to forget;
But time has only shown '
How much we miss you yet.
God give us the strength to take
it,
And courage to bear the blow,
But what it meant to lose you,
No one will ever know.
-Ever remembered and sadly
missed by daughter Rita and
family. . 17p
. BIRTHS _
FRANKEN-To Mr, and Mrs.
John Franken, R.R. 2, Auburn,
in Clinton Public Hospital, on
Wednesday, April 17, 1968, a
son,
SHAFEIt-To Mr. and Mrs.
David Shafer, Brussels, in Clin-
ton Palk Hospital, on Thurs.
day, April 18, 1968, a son.
BOLDUC-To Capt. and Mrs.
Jean Bolduc, Clinton, in Clinton
Public Hospital, on Saturday,
April 20, 1968, a boy,
WORSELL-To Mr. and Mrs.
William Worsen (nee Elaine
Taylor), on Friday, April 19,
1968, at Joseph • Brant rilemorial
Ho'spital, Burlington, , son,
Shane Derek, brother for, Shawn,
bituaii
NORMAN .JAMES 1QM5.
149n14411.J4g1Ps''.1!Orgs,rnP 001
former.a Bay:Old reSiciOnt) Oloci
Saturday April .13,, in Detroit,
Michigan, following, a le.gopy.
illness,
Born cctoher 2, 1904 in .13ayl , field, to t0P former Eliza
'Neil and Jc144 'TOM, hg lived
in the .area. for 10 .yearg and.
'later 'visited in the summer..
An installer for Bell Tole..
phone he was Married to the
former Ann Gross, He is also
.survived by a niece Mrs. Lloyd
N.Yeatlake; Bayfield.
Services were held at Ball
Funeral Home April /7 with
Rev. D, Stuart, 'Brncefield, of,
ficiating. Interment was in Bay.
field cemetery,.
Pallbearers were Harold
Weston, Robert Blair, geprge
Blair, Melvin Davison, Harry
Baker, .and Les Elliott,
Flower bearers, were Ricky
Westlakeand ..Grafton Weston,
CM the same day Mr...Terrt's.
brother, Malcolm, died in Bay.
ALIVE BERNICE HUGILL
Olive Bernice Magill, age 47,
169 Queen Street Clinton, died ,
April 16 at Stratford General
Hospital ,following a short ill-
ness.
Born Septernbar 24, 1920, in
Stanley Township to James and
Lila Steep she married
Clarence Hugill June U, 1938.
She was a lifelong resident
of Clinton and a member of
Wesley-Willis United Church
and Rebekah Lodge,
She is survived by sonRonald
Baden Ontario; sisters Mrs.
(Vera) Alvin Wilhelm, Baden;
and Mrs. (Hazel) Gordon Hay,
Clinton. •
Services were held April 18
at Beattie Funeral Home with
Rev. A. J. Mowatt officiating.
Interment, was in Clinton
Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Roy Whee-
ler, Robert Campbell, Oscar
Priestap, Jim Mair, Fred Vod-
den and Bill German.
. Flower bearers were Gerald
Horner, Gerry Cummings,
Gerry Hugill and Randy Hugill.
Kierans made a great fight,
hut who really feels sorry for a.
millionaire who,'s going to
wino up in the Cabinet, and
didn't have 'a ghost of a chance
in the first place, Stout chap
though.
You can't make much of
Trudeau's name, symbolically.
However, I think he's just pos-
sibly a better choice than that
chap called Laframboise from
Northern Ontario. I have a
vague idea Lafrarnboise means
"The. Strawberry." And where
would we be then, internation-
ally? Eaten, with sugar and
cream that's' where.
All I hope is that Canadians
won't go sour on Trudeau
when the Gallic shrug, the
quirked eyebrow and the chim-
panzee's' grin disappear after a
couple of months of dealing
with all the garbage a Prime
minister must put out.
To the constant disgust of
my wife and daughter, I
knocked J. F. Kennedy con-
stantly after his election. I
kept saying, "Sure, he's cute.
Sure he has a beautiful grin.
Sure, he's witty, Sure, every-
body loves him,' except 49 per-
cent of the U.S. voters. But
he's a ruthless politician.
When is he going to do some-
thing besides charm people?"
I feel the same way about
our new prime minister. He's
clever, charming, rich. He's a
bachelor, which probably ac-
counts for the rich and charm-
ing.
I wish him well. I hope he
breathes into Canadian politics
that fresh new breeze everyone
is predicting. But I wouldn't
count on it. Most of the boys hi
the press gallery touting him
as the salvation of Canada
were saying the same about
Dief ten years ago. And they'll
be the first to start cutting
strips off him when he fails to
produce •immediate miracles.
Good luck, Pierre Elliott Tru-
deau. I think you might just do •
it. And, finally, goodbye Lester
Pearson. I think you were a
dandy despite your faiths, and
I think history will record you
asi'such.,--;..- ••
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FOR BUSINESS
2N FRIDAY, APRIL 19i
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All Old oncl New Customers'
BRUCEFIELD
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SUGAR
AND SPICE
by Bill Smiley
No, I didn't bet against Trip
dean. But I can't see a guy
called Winters ever winning an
election in this country. We
get enough of that nonsense
about eight months of the year.
As an English teacher, I al-
ways look at names for symbol-
ic suggestions. Winters has al-
ready been dealt with. Hellyer
' sounds slightly like "Hell with
yer, do as I please."
hlY. have been written about conPin Of abYsinal lapses dur-
OW Liberal leadership convert- ingthe economic crisis,
Lion has already been written.
But it's Spring, almost, and we
haVe now Prime minister,
almost, They're .,both Pretty
green, but Summer usually, fol-lows.
Clinton News4iecorci., Thursday, April 25th, 1968
GM FAST RESULTS WITH
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WE ARE IN THE BEST POSITION WE'VE EVER BEEN IN TO TRADE.
OUR LATE MODEL USED CAR STOCK IS LOWER THAN ITS EVER BEEN
THIS MONTH
OUR SPRING SALE
CONTINUES!
-We Need Used Cars-