Clinton News-Record, 1968-05-02, Page 5TENDERS WANTED
n „ , ,
POonco Vons.truction MOP
Limited, P 0,4 •e et; lExeterier
Painting 10 MetalitUdings, CFA
011tden, Pet, Vile; P216-0,
0ealeti tenders, Merited as4o
crehtent addressed •to the under,
signed will be received oeitii
4:99 p.m, 0,P.'r
fruesciaY; NAY gal .1908
$peeitieatlees a p d tender
orms wilt be pn view at Con-
StrUction Associations at
Chathain, London, Ileilailton,
Kitchener, aed DCL. Torooto
Brerieh Office and Flay be ab-
tained by Prime Contractors
cony from pC14 Plans Section,
PttaWB, at the addreSe below
oh deposit of $20.90' Payable to
Defence Censtruction (1951)
Limited.
Secority deppstt as called for
Ln the Tender Documentmust
aecompany teaders.
N. J. Smith, Secretary,
• 6th Floor, Kelton Bonding,
225 Metcalfe St,
Ottawa 4, Ontario.
18b
NOTICES
CANADA'S. most dynamic
Mut. 1 Fund-Amarican Grpwth
Fun,!- 40% incoma tax credit on
dividends. Investigate before
you inv:st, Financiel planning.
Fred (T d) 8 vaeg e area rep -
res' eteiva. 7 ohii St., Sea -
forth. Phone 527-1522.
47tfla
USE OF DUMP
TUCKERSMITII residents are
to use the dump operated by
Town of Seaforth. The dump
is located on south boundary
of the town just off county
road, Dump is open Wednes-
day and Saturday from 1 to
5 p.m, from May to October,
and Wednesday afternoons
only from November to April.
No wire fencing, ear bodies,
concrete, stoves or refrigera-
tors will be permitted.
James I. McIntosh,
ClerkTreasurer,
Township of Tuckersmith
17, 18b
REAL ESTATE
OLDER house, in good repair,
suitable- for growing family,
would duplex easily for income.
Extra building lot, P.O. Box 247,
Clinton. 18, 19p
HOUSE for sale; 3 piece bath;
oil furnace, central location;
$5500. Phone 482-7552,
17, 18b
COMFORTABLE three-bedrocrrn
house? 1 floor recently modern-
izrd, centrally located. Apply
105 Rattenbury St. West, Phone
482-9587. 18tfn
Redifor sale,
garage!, gas furnace, modern
conveniences. Write Box 180;
Clinton News -Record,
18b
HOUSE at 283 James Street for '
rent; 3 bedroom house at 38*
Matilda Street, for ,sale. Mr.
Kendrick, 174 Andrew St
Exeter. Phone 235-0994.
18,19b
FARMS FOR SALE
175 acres, highway, clay loam,
drained, bathroom and furnace
in house, silo, implement Shed
and hank barn,
230 acres, Maitland bloc, self -
drained, good barn and house,
high producing farm, 175 acres
under cultivation, 3 miles from
Auburn, '
6 Miles from Town -Low-priced,
2 storey home, modernized in-
terior, large family •kitchen,
full basement, new furnace.
Deep well. 21/ acres. '
W. J. HUGHES
REAL ESATE
38 East St.,
Goderich, Ont '
Phone 524-8100
17, 18b
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of IDA PEARL
FOREST,
All persons having claims
against the Estate of Ida Pearl
Forest, late of the Town of
Clinton, in the County of Huron,
Housewife, deceased, Who died
on the 17th day of February,
1968, are hereby hotified toeend
in full particulars of their
claims to the undersigned on
or before the , llth of April,
1968, after which date the assets
Will be distributed, having re-
gard. only to dolma then re-
ceived
Dated at Seaforth, this 19th
day of Merch, 1968,
McCONNELL 8: STEWART;
Seaferth, Ontario,
&elicitors for the ExecUtors.
16 18
, MISCELLANEOUS
1ST US IMPAIR. ANID MAKE
your ringnd jewellery like
new, Diamond rings reneared •
Mid skates safely secured te
&Mit take amides. Expert Work
dente reasoneblY to your sena
-
faction, Watch it paire and pearl
resteitiging. W. N. Cbuntet,
tfh
DAILY CA/t RENTAL,reasOre
able rates. MegEt'S, Goderieli,
Phone 6244091.
Use classified Ads
or Ourck R�stts
PIANO TONING
YOUR PIANO shotild be Ittlted,
and ,Pleeketi for meth damage
and Other defects regularly.
APPileelate the Centinu'd nrivin
lege ',qf serytelog many of the
Anattnments in this rea. George
W. PA, phone. 404-3970.
434')
47,1"tetle.
•BUSINESS
.OPPORTUNITIES
GQ-CARlaerack for sele or rent,
located by CFB Clinton. Apply
to Craig Cox. Phone 482-7396,
17, 18.0
• WANTED
C484 in on hurted treasureeWe
boy; ,o1ct gold, and estate jewel-
IerYe'N; T, OrrnandY Jewellery,
94 'The Square, Goderich. .9ff
AUCTION SALE
EXECUTORS' AUCTION SALE
of two properties, antomebile
and household effects from the
west half of let 19, concessiOn
3, Hullett Township 114 miles
east of Clinton and 114 miles
north on Saturday, May 4tii at
1:30 ,p,rn.
Property: The farm censist-
ing,of 50 acres more or less, on
which is, situated a 7 -room, lye-
tOre :frame house with a full
baeeneent, oil furnace, pressure
syitentan three-piece bath and
hardwopd floors on the down-
stairs.
-
Property: The stecco 8 -room
cottage, situated in 56 'Ontario
Street, Clinton, with a full base-
ment, a basement garage and
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
walnittemetching beds, springs
and niattress; 3 -piece modern
bedroom suite (maple); roll-a-
weWedend 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
item 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
lig e-atfr-If htnloor and table
• 'Aleppo) player; pole
trhel section glass
bookcase; spinning wheel; man-
tel radio; grandmother's clock;
Kenmore electric range; General
Electric refrigerator; scatter
mats; lamps; Tiffany shade;
dishes, including fancy and an-
tique; cooking utensils; power
riding lawn mower; 20 -inch
rotary power mower; garden
tools.
Terms on .Properties: 10%
.cash on date of sale and bal-
ance in, 30 with properties sold
subject to reserve bid.
tr t
ernisaon car: Cash, sold sub-
ject to reserve bid.
Terms on household effects:
cash. .
William E. Rumley, William
Forest, Executors of Mrs. Ida
Forest Estate.
Edward W. Elliott,
Auctioneer.
17,18
AUCTION SALE
of household effects from 201
Albert St., Clinton, on Saturday,
May llth at 1:30 p.m., the fol-
lowing:
141eCe walnut dining room
suithatable with jack-knife leaf);
Frigidaire 30-ineh electric
range; General Electric refrig-
erator; Kenmore automatic
Washer (6 mohths old); Easy
eieetrie dryer (A-1 condition); 3 -
piece walnut bedroom suite of
54 -inch panel bed, dresser and
5 -drawer chest; 54-ineh bed With
box springs and Mattress; single
bed with mattress; Mall dress-
er and Stand; occasional table;
white eriamel utility table;
batket weave chair; kitchen
chair; Pegenaut 8 -day chunk
clock; walnut kitchen clock and
shelf; elotheS hamper; 2 foot
stools; large punch 'bowl with
12 cups; electric iron; electrie
toaster; Fry Matter deep fryer;
Suabeam miarnasterr Airway
vacuum cleaner With attach-
ments; 'combination radio Mid
table lamp; misce 11 aneotis
dishes; coOkitig utensils; linens;
bctiding; drapes; matter mats;
outside Chriettnas lights; flood
lignts; extension cords; exten-
sion speaker; tubber tire Wheelbarrw; 22 -inch rotary lawn
mower; lawn furniture; garden
hese; lawn sprinkler; 2 eaten -
Slott ladders, 16 foOt and 24 foot;
6 gkeve-more eleettie balbs, 4
ft, long (for tiSe fit a hotbed);
39 -inch Ventlets range hood
(charcoal fillet); TV aerial with
30 feet 61 pipe. enow silo*
sleet gun; rifle; 'insulated out-
door suit (large); screens and
storrn Windoeas; gatdeh Viola;
carporiter'S tette and niiscellata
CPO toels; 2 satv horses; tranke;
it0 tomeroua other artielea.
erre Cash,
reSerVe as the propertY-
is told,
eheifidg BreWit, IhroPeletair,
EdW..rd W E1Ii�tt Atietiorteet
.AUCTI .Q.N
AKTI9N .SAIA
o dairy cgttle, form
hay :and, ;rain Will ha held for
;yabu Van Den Aesent Sr Lot
Can, IQ, Mori iS TeWrishiP 1"/
miles east Of AlYth, 9P MerldaYI
May 13, at
v * 0 110 stein e9WP,
PTO, Opistein clews, gee, age
time; 2 Holstein heifers, 4 yeare
old, bred; 6 open HOlstele hetfe
pre, 2 :Holstein heifer Pelves; 3
Heretord catVee•
imPlements: PliVer traeter,
live 13 TO, Aad hYdranlic.; la- ,
run ferttlizer drill; PlenrY Oissel
dim harrows. International 3-
fiirreW pieW; land railer; 9 It.
cultivator; Massey Harris No,
0 neWer riteWPr; MaaseY Fergit-
PA roll bar rake; 2 rnbber
tired wagons And racks; Gehl
hammer mill, PRA/. on rubber,
new; .2 trailers; water troughs;
18 ft. bele .elevator end rioter;
grain auger; Sorge 2 unit milk-
er; numerene Mal articles,
Hay and Grain: 1.01oe
grain; quantity of strew.
Cash,'
rarm sold
Allan MacIntYre, Auctioneer,
Phone 029-3510, Lucknow.
18, 1.9b
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
of farm stock, machinery and
household effects at lot 38, con.
cession 12, • Hunett township,
11/2 miles south and 1.14 miles
east of Auburn, on
Thursday, May 16
at 1 p,m.
HORSES dark chestnut • Bel-
gium mare (220Q lbs.); Gray
mare, middle age (2000 lbs)
Quantity of all types of harness.
, CATTLE -Nine Hereford cows
' bred to poll unit bull; 8 Here-
ford steers and heifers one
year old, ready for market
PIGS -Three York sows, bret.,
18 York chunks.
POULTRY -a:100 hybred hens.
MACHINERY -fertilizer drill;
4 -section harrows; horse-drawn
plow; cultivator; farm wagon;
16 It. hay rack; wagon box;
stock rack; sloop sleighs, hay
rack; New Idea side rake; 'New
Idea manure spreader; mower;
*seuffler; ladder; wheel barrow;
double blocks; forks; shovels;
chains; tools; lawn mower; gar-
den Rota tiller (like new); elec-
tric fencer; 2000 lb, Renfrew
scales; iron piping for posts,
drcrphead hay loader; fanning
mill; 175 ft, Rope Stewart
• sheep clippers; pig troughs.
HAY and grain -mixed grain,
2,000 bales mixed hay.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS -Cook
stove; 4 -burner electric stovea.
ehen cornere cupbp,ard; spoolle
bed; small safe.
I t
;ARP g;;OF 'THANKS
1 wish to extend MY thanks.'
All these who eent PerataA lettere,'
fleWera and 'Yteiteti ip while I
Was Patient in Clinted ',bean
Pitale heriks to Box Athi,ilancC,
Pre. Newland And Walden, Itev-
Mr, firitteil enal the ilurseee„9"1„
:And floor
.141IS, A liAto S 411Ic 1.
''.8b3'' arY4
, •;11,0911
wish to thank. nit thosewile PHONE 4024/92
sent cards, flowere aid vieitecia 10, 19
je yvhtle , as in hoettatallei - ,
SPeetel thenke nurser2gindd
',staff on aPeend floor, Dr, New,
land and Rey, Mills
Mrs, Amy Crieh,
1
fARA!% PATES
FENCING
STOCK WATERING. TROI-0: GM11
-
VETERINARY EIAPPIANS
WITTIAUFERI
Feed MIll
P S
181/
We wish to thank all our
friends, relatives and netgh-
betkra Or all the love/y floret
tribtitea and cards recerved dine
ing our recent bereavement a-
Sp„ciel thanks to the pallbeare,
ers, flower bearers and, Rev,
A. j Mowatt
CLARENCE HUGILL
AND FAMILY. a'
18h.;
I would like to thaple all mY:
friends and pals who sent rade
cards, treats end visits while
was in hospital. Special thank
to Dr. Oakee, Dr. Addison and:
the nurses,
RICKY vvEsTLAKE,
18h -
The family of the late Male'
nom Toms wish to express tneit
Sincere thanks and appreciation
to their many relativee, friends'
and neighoours for their kind
-
!less and sympathe shown dur-
ing th.) past month. Special'.
tit :eke to Dr, Cocas; Dr. Ftaval
ere, nurses at the Clioton• hos=
one', Ball funeral home and
Mr. Beek
DAWNA AND LLOYD
WESTLAKE.. e
18)e,
Jail escapees
(cent, torn pagol )
POW..
At aPPNicIroa.tol.y
Thilesday, en cpP constable.
Wal,ter Ferguson, Owen g9440
-detachment, spotted Ibe stolen
'Vehicle entertag the QweaSpuncl •
.0ity limlts from the west. City
Mid OPP nnits Were aettfted and
the police elosed in on the car
on Sego:id Avenue.
Prance reported that Sintth
and Fteyatilde tried to dodge
'•.threagh the ii.olice„ readeOlock, •
but eanee, Were arreete.d
at, gurie-petntea .
The, two were rettunted to
Huron .county Jail, Gederich,
at 3:39 a.m. by Sereea,ne'Ross
GraWherci and Corporal George
Bacon' of the Goderich ppaiee
Department.
Snitth was sentenced to five
years in. the Kingstonpeeiten-,
tiary, April 1, for the $,900O
armed robbery- of the 13ruces.
field •lartuich of the Bank of
Montreal January 8..
' Reynolds was serving a term
„
fax' breech of Parcae.
,
,
I wish to thank inY neig*: .
hours relatives and friends whif ' siite,••••
•
•.
• •
ana gifts while I was in hosnital!, , •
Sp.eial thanks to Dr Oakes, eaa
II
Addison and Dr. Walden IV' •
visited me, sent. cards, flowere.....
Your
Blood is
Always
Needed
all the nurses on the first fl r.,
MRS IRENE ANSTETTe
• • 1..,0)t
_
The family of the late Mr.
Edwin Foster wish to thank
their relatives, friends and
neighbours who sent messages
of sympathy and were so kind
&wing their recent Sad bereavee
'tient Special thanks, to Mr.
Murdock Merrison. 18b
IN MEMORIAM ;1,rii•
1VIUNRO-In toying memory of
a dear son and uncle, Bille
Munro, who was killed at
work one year ago, May 6,
1967, in his 21st year ese•
Every day in some small way,
Memories of you come our way,
Though absent, you are ever •,0
..a„a2aee _,near,
::ltraailte,vrefew aiweeyTrs
P:4f:,;,,aaa4e ZeQaai3A., i 6 ti
-Lovingly remembered by
his mother, Grace Mupro and
nieces, Mary Helen' Iliad 1Karen
Teresa, 18p
Other articles too numerous to
mention.
Proprietor, William J. Wagner
Auctioneer, Harold Jackson
Clerk, Mel Graham
18-19
TRAVEL SERVICE
STAN BeOWES• TRAVEL SER-
VICE, 32 Wellington, Stratfard.
For all airlines, steamships, rail,
hotel reservations, tours,** Low
bank rates on time payments.
Prepaids arrangad for relatives
viSiting from overseas. Cali
271-5710,
33
ENGAGEMENT
ANNOUNCED
Mre Thomas Corrigan of Ot-
tawa wishes to announce the en-
gagement of her daughter, Carol
Ann to Wayne William Reid,
also of Ottawa, son of Master
Warrant Officer and Mrs. W.
A. Reid of C.F.B. Borden and
grandson of Mrs George Reed,
Varna. The wedding will take
piaee on May a5, 1968 at 11
a.m. in St Theresa's Chureh,
Ottawa, Ontario. 180
Mr. and Mrs. J. Clarence
Smillie of lienSall, wish to an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Shaton Jean, ta Mr.
Ronald Charles Robinson, son
• of Mr. and Mrs. J. II, Robinson
of Hamilton. The wedditig will
take place Ma Y 25, 1968 at 4
o'clock, in Hensel). United
Church, Hensell, Ontario, The
bride -elect ie a graduate of St.
Joseph's Hospital School of
Nursing, Lohdoti, and the atni-
versity of Western OntatiO. The
groom -elect is a graduate of Mc-
Master UniverSity, Hamilton.
18p
CARD OF THANKS
TO tiniee who took care al
Me at the time Of my eccideht
and tO all Who vieited ate ,in
hospital, sent eerds„ treats, ,flowe
ers, letters and Other gifts,
offer my sincere thanks, not fer-
getting Rev., Tsehanz, Dr. Street,
and alai) the IdiedneeS of the
nurses in the haapital.
MRS. /DA TOWNSEND,
„ ,
I Would like to thank all who
remembered me while a patient
at Clititen Ptiblie Hospital, also'
'the dottore and gaff lea their
kitilneee. Special thatike tit
Lloyd Stewart and Erheet Beovvn.
for finishing nay teeditig.
MtlitttAV tAST„
18p
Wieh to thank ell these Whit
itiade visi10, Sent tarda and
fi.mwrs and helped the fetidly
at bathe While I was a jaktient
in Ciihton hospitaLEVOryniihg
Wars trideh appreciated,
MARIAN RACMITT,
18b
LAWSON-1n ' loving memory
Of Andrew. A. Lawson, who
passed away aViay 2, 1967.
-Lovingly remembered and
sadly missed by sisters, Mrs.
Arnold Miller and Mrs. Annie •
Medd. 18b
BIRTHS
BEAVER -Gary and Sharon
(nee Martin) are happy to an;
nounee the,birth of their son,
Trevis Warrn at Brantford Gen-
eral Hospital, April 18, 1968.
•
GARDINEFt-To Mr and Mrs.
W. E. Gardiner, Clinton, in Vic-
toria Hospital, London, on Wed-
nesday, April 24, 1968, a ion,
David Kenney, brother for
Deborah,
TWITCHELL - To Mr. and
MrS. Murney Twitchell, London,
in Victoria Hospital, Sunday,
Apir. 28, 1968, e son, James
ACHILLES -To Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Achilles Walton. in Clin-
ton Public Hospital, on Friday,
ApAI 26, 1968, a daughter
HOLMES-To Mr and MrSaD,
J. Holmes, Clinton, in Clinton
Public Hospital, on Saturday,
April 27, 1968, a daughter.
. -
LAWS -To Mr. and Mrs. S.
L w3, R R, 1, Bayfiald, in Clin-
ton Public Hospital, on Satur-
day, April 27, 1968, a dauglateere
DEATHS
McLELLAN-Paesed away in
Westrninster HOSpital, on Wed-
nesday, April 24, 1960, John
Alexander McLellan of Blyth,
in his 77th1Yeate. Funeral ser-
vice Wee from TasketaFuneral
Home, April 20 withain-
terment in Union: Cemetery,
klyth,
'RORKE - Passed awayin
Prescott, tel Thursday,. April 25,
106a, Mrs. Hugh Rorke the
former Rose Cuninghame,
erly of Clinten, itt her 9411i year.
The funeral was from Pall
rtinetal Hoene, Menday, April
29.
DENHOLM---Peteed .eWey at
atUreeivieW, ott Saturday, April
27, 1968, Jethee leObett, Denholva
Bly'tli in hie 92nd Year, The
fOrieretServied WnS trent Tasker
Funeral 11otite Blyth, on Mon-
day, April 29 With ihterineht 10
Iytit Union Cetnetery-
11100NTAlg.Paated may . at
' Oaten, On Theeday, Afiril
1968, Sarah Mettetain of
Lanideetiore, beloVecl Wife . of
Willeeta Metintein, The finietal
Service Win Ile front kelt Fu-
neral 1�n1e on thutstlay, May 2
et 2:09 p.ti1, with ititernient in
Clititen Certieterae
Sernet i e s I think
YieWere are inerene. In faet,,
I know they are. h
Every television ,statipp
eeives letters every deY front
YieWer,e who Peneplain. A few
are compkiment4ry.
In part,. is a letter
received by a, TV etetien from
a viewer: Igo regard to the
flint you sheered on Friday
night, Koroohi; starring Pate
riek Me0.99,han; I 'think wae
stupid of you dp what yeti
ir you have Miaeleced the
endtrig you Should have cpmp on
immediately and apologized arid
anponced what haPPened in the
end. Iameonsidering notwatche
ing your station again; • very
stropgly (and probably never
buying your products from your
sponeors) unless you write an
apology 'and explain what
happened in the end of the movie.
If do not recieye sonae sort
of compensation in apology and
explanation form some influen-
. tial people may hear of lour
incompetency. If this letter is
not read within 6 months, then
the above may result,"
That's the way the letter,was
'written, with incorrect punetua-
tion and apelling. Here's an-
other letter: “All gall is divided
NEC. By hat stretch of the
into three p;xts: ABC, CB$ and
imagined integrity can the sta-
tions Who comprise these net-
works believe that six months
of rerunning the programs of
the last six months IS fulfilling
their eharters to operate an the
public. interest, eonvenience and
necessity?'
That's the end of the letters
for .now. Moron isn't the word!
Ed. Note: Mr. \Wilting, - •
BE. A •• but in our viewayou strike out •
• again.
DONOR • the last writer that publae in-
B1.00 , • we agree wholeheartedly with
• • terest is scarcely served by
• ••••••• '
, continual re -runs, :except in
programs of unueually high...
'calibre. : • .
•
glilltetr'NeWetAneerd, Thltreciab, May Z 19611
C •OPERATIVE
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offers to .Rositiont; 0 Huron CountY
Comprehensive Medical Coverage
At Cost!
,INPIVIIPPAI, and GROUP II.ATES
inquire to -day from; .
Robert McMillan, RR 2, $!dfo,rt.h
- Peter Roy, Clinton
GordoniRicitardson, RR 1, Brucefjeki,
RA 2, Seaforth
or at
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SERVICES ,
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•ImNimirimmar
STOCKER
FEEDER SALE
• HENSALL SALES ARENA
SAT,, -MAY 4th, 1io0 'p.m.
600 HEAD
*IONSISTING OF CALVES, COWS, HEIFERS
AND STEERS
FOR CONSIGNMENTS
CONTACT THE MANAGEMENT
VICTOR HARGREAVES JACK MORRISSEY
•• 442-7511 234-6200
AUCTIONEER: HECTOR McNEIL
MROL.IRY
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Used Car Clearance Sale
1966 OLDSMOBILE
Fordor, V-8, automatic, radio.
19,67 FORD
• Custom Fordor, 6, standard .
1966 COMET
Fordor, V-8, automatic, radio.
1966'COMET
Tudor, hardtop, V-8, standard; railio.
1966 CUSTOM 500
Fordor, 6, standard, radio.
1966 VOLKSWAGEN
1965 FAIRLANE 500
Tudor hardtop, V-8, standard, radio•.
1965 'PLYMOUTH
V-8, automatic. Pc3lice ca. 1959 1/2 -TON
1963 FORD GALAXIE 500
Fordor, V-8, automatic, power brakes, power
steering.
1963 FORD
1962 FORD
Fordor, V-8, standard..
Tudor, V-8, standard:
TRUCKS
1300 Model. 1966CHEVROLET
1965 FORD
Sports Wagon, 9 -passenger.
TRUCKS
Custom, V-8, autornak radio.
1965 GALAXIE 500 XL
Convertible, V‘S, automatic, radio. console.
1964 GALAXIE 500 XL
Tudor, hardtop, V4I, automatic, radio, console,
power brakes.
1964 FORD
, .
feirtiOri .fik standard, radio.,
1963 MERCURY
Fordor,V4 automatic, power brakes, power
steering, pOwer rear window.,
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Six, standard.
1958 3/4-T0N PICK UP
Four -speed transmission.
MOTOR BIKES
tv. 4
Spring Ciearance Sale
$ NEW BIKES
USED Priced To. Clear .
CLINTON SALES REPRESENTATIVE
'GEORGE CUTLER
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