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Clinton News-Record, 1966-01-13, Page 4CUSTOM WORK PET STOCKPage 4—Clipton News-Record—Thurs., Jan, 13, 19$6 ACCOMMODATION for rent ARTICLES FOR SALE SIMPLICITY Washers now a- vailable at T. A. Dutton Appli ances, Brucefield. Open even ings. 38tfb ONE BEDROOM Apartment, unfuimi'Shed. Ceriel VanDamme', phone 482-6685, ltfb 4 BEDROOM HOUSE, in fair condition, on Mary Street. Phone 482-6694. Sltfb 6 ROOM HOUSE with bath, gas heated, on Townsend St. Phone 482-9407. 2tfb APARTMENT, furnished and heated, (suitable for two. Apply 93 Huron St. 34tfb LARGE TRAILER for rent, tub ly furnished. Apply at Becker’s Trailer Court. 20 tfb GROUND FLOOR, 2 bedroom apartment, heated, available now. Phone 482-3837. 48tfb BRUCEFIELD — 3 bedroom house, oil heated, Phpne 262- 5047. 41tfb 8 ROOM HOUSE for rent; also 2 bedroom cottage, available now, centrally located. Phone 482-3837. 2tfb SMALL APARTMENT, furnish ed or unfurnished, heated. L. G. Winter, 200 High Street, Clinton, Phone 482-6692. 2tffo 2 .BEDROOM HOUSE on Jam es Street. Apply North End Store or phone 482-3323. 48tfb 3 BEDROOM Duplex, available Feb. 1. Rent based on income. Apply in Clinton Housing Au thority, phone 482-9545. 2b APARTMENT for rent, heated, private entrance, $50 a month. Phone 482-6663 or 482-9568 after 5 p.m. 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 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 482-9644. 47tfb SELF CONTAINED one bed room. apartment, heated and furnished. Available January 15. Phone 482-7227. lp-2tfb TWO BEDROOM Cottage lin Clinton. Available Jan. 15. Con tact Mrs. Leo Stephenson, Sea forth. Phone 527-0513. l,2p FOR RENT — OFFICE with 2 rooms on Albert St., heated, reasonable rent. Available now. Apply 84 Albert St., or phone 482-9695. 2tfb LARGE GROUND FLOOR 2 bedroom apartment, heated; fully modern.. Available Febru ary 1. Call 482-6663 or 482-9568 after 5. ' ltfb LOVELY modern country home, freshly redecorated, one mile north of Hensall on No. 4-Highway. J. C. Smiillie, Phone’ 262-5141. 38tfib TWO BEDROOM furnished or 'partly furnished apartment. Central location. Phone 482- 9005. 46 Princess St. West. 35tfb 2 BEDROOM apartment;, newly decorated, at 100 North Street, available now. Apply to Don C. Colquhoun, 482-9506 or 200 Ont ario Street, 44tfb SMALL ONE-BEDROOM a- partment, unfurnished, redec orated, 136 Huron St., Phone 482-7702 ar 482-9502 or inquire at Crown Bowling Lanes. 29tfb 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 2 BEDROOM unfurnished ap artment, modern, clean, large living room, kitchen, 3-piece bath, gas heat, reasonable rent, immediate possession. Phone 482-9649. 43p-tfb 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 COMFORTABLE Ground Floor Apartment, conveniently locat ed. Two bedrooms, gas range supplied, Rent reasonable. A- vallable now. Apply to John Plumtree, 84 Albert Sit., Or Phone 482-9695. ltfb 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 NEWLY DECORATED fur- nished 2 bedroom ground floor apartment, heated, private en trance, ample parking* Avail able now, also furnished and heated 1' bedroom apartment, private bath, washing facilities. Phone 482-3329 at noon or after 5. ‘ 51tfb ARTICLES FOR SALE NEW POTATOES fdr sale; also beef by1 „ the quarter or half* Phone 482-7578. 29tfb WOOD — Free for cutting, ApplyMurray East, RR 1, Clin ton. £p SPRAYED APPLES, cooldpg and eating. Free delivery in' Clinton and RCAF houses. Phone 482-3214. Fred' McCly- mont, 1 mile south of Varna. 47tfb SKI BOOTS, size 8, in top condition, including press. Mrs. N, Holland, 289 Bayfield Road, 482-7084. 2b- . ————I GIRL’S % length winter coat, size 12, blue with grey borg lining, excellent condition. Ph one 482-7222. 2b REASONABLY PRICED used television in excellent condi tion. Phone 482-9364 after 6 p.m. 2, 3b TRUCK SEAT REPAIR SERVICE Pickups, heavy duty, ponstruc- tion vehicles. Guaranteed re built stronger than new. S3 eats $19.50, Backrests $11.5Q Same day service if sent in now. Herman's Auto Trim 47 Shirley Ave., Kitchener, Opt. Complete auto re-upholstery service. x 2-5b PURE WHITE (ESKIMO SPITS pups, 6 weeks old. Phone 482? 3284. 2b GOLDEN Retriever puppies ‘for sale, registered. Excellent pets, hunting dog? — or. suitable for show. Reasonable. Wild'on Ken nels1 Registered, RR 2, Zurich. 236-4695. l-2-3b PIANO TUNING EMPLOYMENT WANTED 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, CAREFREE HEATING — For the only fuel oil insured against explosion, we give free burner service. A, G. GRIGG & SON, phone 482-9411. tfb--------------- -—---------------- -------i in & For FULLER BRUSH PRODUCTS Goderich, Hullett, Colborne West Wawanosh Townships, Clinton and Blyth Cail LORETTA MORLEY 524-6425 Goderich after 9 p.m. 2tfb BABYSITTING’ and house keeping, would like to board in. Phone 527-0146. 2-3-4b WILL CARE for children by the day in my own home, Phone 482-9597._________ 1,2,3b WILL CARE for one or two children, in my own home, While mother works. Phone 482- 7150. 1,2b EXPERIENCED married wo man wants work by -day or- week. Babysitting, housework, etc. Will take complete change. Excellent references. Box 22, Clinton News-Record. # 2b. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE — 3 BEDROOM house, stucco on brick, sound construction. New oil furnace. Corner lot, A good buy. Phone 482-9788. - 52b-2tfb STORE FOR RENT STORE and office on main street, Phone 482-6694, 32tfb SERVICES CARDS OF THANKS A very sincere "thank you" to neighbours, friends. Com munity Club, for their visits, cards and gifts while I was a patient in Ontario Hospital, Goderich. Special thanks to all doctors, nurses and attendants, who were sq kind -to me -there. —FRANK X JONES.. 2p Sincere thanks to friends for flower?, cards and visits, Spec ial thanks to Seaforth Legion Auxiliary for the lovely rose, UCW, CGIT girls for their boxes at Christmas, Dr, Malleus and Rev. Roulston and the nursing staff of Seaforth Com munity Hospital.*—MRS. FftED BURDGE. 2p The family of the late Mild-' red B. Grasby wishes to express their sincere thanks and ap preciation To relatives, friends and neighbours for the lovely floral tributes, donations to the Cancer Society, Gideon Bibles, messages of sympathy and many acts of kindness in the loss of a dear wife and mother’. Special- thanks to Rev, W, O. Mathers; Rev. Grant Mills, Dr. Street and the nursing staff on sec ond floor of Clinton Public Hospital.—HARRY, EVERETT and LOIS GRASBY. 2p DEATHS HARVEY Passed away at his home in Goderich on Fri day, January 7, 1966, Sidney Harvey, dear’ husband of the former Mary M. Fawn, form erly of RR 4, Clintop, in h’is 72nd year, Service from Lodge funeral home Goderich on Monday, January-10 with interment sin Maitland peme- tery. McVITTIE—In Clinton Public Hospital on Thursday, Janu ary 6, 1966, George A. Mc- Vittie, Londesboro, dear hus band of the former Gertrude Oakes, in his 79th year. Fun eral service from Ball and Mutch Fqneral Home, Clin ton on Saturday, January 8 wifh interment in Clinton Cemetery. SINCLAIR <— In Seaforth Community Hospital on- Mon day, January 10, 1966, Mils® Mary Margaret Sinclair, Sea forth. Survived by. a brother, John, RR 3, Kippen. Funeral service from Q. A. Whitney funeral home, Seaforth on Wednesday, January 12 with temporary entombment in Pioneer Memorial mausoleum, Seaforth. SPEIR — At Huropview on Monday, January 10, 1966, Gilbert E. Speir of Brussels in his 84th year. Survived by brothers Norman, Clinton; Allan, Toronto; -sisters, Mrs. Mary Work, London and Mrs. Gordon (Margaret) Walsh, Belgrave. Services from D. A. Rann funeral home, Brus sels with interment in Brus sels cemetery. Bean Growers To Vote On Increased Fees Acting on a request of the' Ontario Bean Growers’ Market ing Board, the Ontario Farm Product? Marketing Board has announced, that Ontario bean growers will he given, an op portunity to express their opin ion on a proposed amendment to the Ontario' Bean Growers’ 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, hose? and bags for all makes of vacuum cleaners and polishers. Reconditioned mach- mes of all makrs for sale. BOB PECK, Varna, °hone Hensun 262-5350 ARTICLES WANTED USED DINING ROOM SUITE. Phone 482-7320. ’ 2p SILVER DOLLARS dated 1958 or earlier wanted; also other old coins, tokens, medals, stamps, old post cards, old docu ments, etc. Will pay top prices for desirable items. List what you have and mail to: Hobbies, Box 28, Clinton, Ont., or phone 524-6526. 2b AUTOS FOR SALE FOR SALE — 1957 Dodge, 6 ■cylinder stick, good tires. Phone 26, Bayfield. ltfb 1960 PEUGEOT, model 403. Good running order. Rust free. Call 482-9753. _________2,3b' CUSTOM WORK . DRESSMAKING; also women’s and men’s alterations. Phone 482-7606. 2,3p MASONRY SERVICE —Chim- neys repaired, repointed; stone work, fireplaces built; base ments repaired, waterproofed and white coated. Work guar anteed. Ray Squire, phone 527- 1332, Box 335, .Seaforth. 2tfb 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 FURN'llURE 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 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 ORTHOPEDIC and general Shoe Repair. Our Clinton De pot as at 55 Albert Street at Amsings Store. Henk’s Shoe Repair, 71 Hamilton St., Gode rich. 38tfib CLINTON Saw Sharpening Services — saws, scissors, shears, clippers and all edge tools sharpened quickly and ac curately. Saws sharpened, gum med and set. Belsaw Sherpall Equipment, Art’ Levett, 139 Erie St. £>., Clinton. 49tfb We Specialize In . . , Furnace Installations Heating Service Electric Wiring Appliance Service PlUmbihg Installafians EaVestroughing CHUTER Plumbing, Heating, Electric SALES & SERVICE . 46 King Street Phohe 482-7652 HELP WANTED THE BOARD OF HURON COUNTY SCHOOL AREA No. 1 are inviting applications for the position of Secretary-Treasurer Applicants must be bondable. State qualifications and salary expected. Lowest or any appli cation not necessarily accepted. Applications in sealed envelopes plainly marked "Application" are to be in the hands of the chairman by January 15th, 1966. Mr. Vern Alderdice Chairman Huron County School Area No. 1 RR 2, Kippen, Ontario’ x ' l-2b 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 We would like to extend our sincere thanks to our' friends who so sincerely shared our sorrow in our loss of a dear son, and brother. — BILL, RUBY and DENNIS FLEISCHAUER. 2-b DEATHS EISSETT—At Huronview, Clin ton on Tuesday, January 4, 1966, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Bissett, widow of Charles E. Bissett, lin her 80th year. The former Mary Elizabeth New combe, she is survived by sons, Edward G. and C. Frank, Goderich; Donald R., Guelph, and daughters, Mrs. J. H. (Isabel) Murray, Dun dalk; Mrs. Jack C. (Margar et) Yeo, Clinton; sister, Mrs. Robert Turner, Stratford and brother, John, Clinton. Funer al service Friday, January 7 from Lodge Funeral Home, Goderich, with interment in Maitland Cemetery, Goderich. STINSON — ' At Bayfield on Saturday, January 8, 1966, Harold A. Stinson in 'his 76th year, brother of Mrs. George (Myrtle) Reid, Flaxcomb, Sask, and' Mrs. Margaret Fur ter, - London. Rested at Ball and Mutch funeral home, Clinton, until Tuesday, Jan uary 11. Service from Trip-: ity Anglican’ Church Bay- field with interment in Bay- field Cemetery. HELP WANTED FEMALE TYPIST-BOOKKEEPER, full time employment, Seaforth of fice. Write to Box 20, Clinton News-Record. ‘2b LADY to solicit leads for sid ing by telephone from own •home. Good commission. Write. Box 11, Clinton News-Record, lb NOW AVAILABLE An opening with AVON Pro ducts. Also a rural in Auburn, and Kippen areas. ACT NOW write MRS. M. MILLSON, 17 Hawkesibury Ave., London, or -phone collect 451-0541. l-4b HELP WANTED MALE I wish to thank all my friends and relatives for cards, visits and flowers while I was a pat ient in the Clinton Public Hos pital. Special thanks to Dr. Oakes, Dr. Addison, Rev. Park and nurses on the first 'floor. —MARGARET LIVERMORE. 2p ELLIOTT — In Clinton . Public Hospital on Wednesday, Jan uary 5, 1966, William Robert Elliott, Bayfield, dear hus band of the former Minnie Meeks. Funeral service from Beattie funeral home, Clin ton to Trinity Anglican Church, Bayfield on Satur day, January 8 with inter ment in Bayfield Cemetery. TAIT — At Clinton on Wed nesday, January 12, 1966, Howard Cameron Tait, dear husband of Mary Jane Foster, in his 69th year.- Resting at Ball and Mutch funeral home’ with services on Friday, Jan uary 14 at 2 o’clock. Inter ment in Clinton cemetery. Royal Canadian Legion ser vice at the funeral home on Thursday, January 13, 9 p.m. EXPERIENCED HELP wanted for I.H. farm equipment dealer ship. Contact John Bach, P.O. Box 118, Seaforth, Ontario. Phone 527-0120. 2tfb A TEXAS OIL CO. WANTS MAN OVER 40 FOR CLINTON AREA We need a good man over 40 who can make short auto-trips for about a week at a -time. We are willing to pay top earnings. WORTH $12,000.00 Our top men -in other parts of country draw exceptional earn ings up to $12,000 in a year. This opening in the Clinton area is worth just as much to the right man. Air mail B. L. Dickerson, Pres., Southwestern Petroleum Corp., 534 N. Main St., Fort Worth 1, Texas. 2b HERE’S YOU KEY TO A BIG INCOME — MAIL TODAY The W. T. Rawlfeigh Co. Ltd., Dept. A-169-HY., 4005 Richelieu, Montreal, P.Q. Gentlemen: I am interested in the world famous Rawleigh Line on a Part-time basis Full-time basis Please send me FREE Cook Book and catalogue with full details. □ □ □ NAME ADDRESS CITY PROV, MISCELLANEOUS DAILY CAit RENTAL, rea sonable rates. McGEE’S, Gode rich. Phone 524-8391. 3tfb SACRIFICE: Zig-Zag Sewing Machirier makes buttonholes, sews on buttons, does decora tive stitches. Take on payments 7 of $7.00 of $47.00 cash. Write th Box 21, Clinton News-Rec ord. 2b 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 satisfaction. Watch repairs and pearl re- stringing. W. iST. Counter, SERVICES ATTENTION FOR SALE ATTENTION FARMERS Marlatt Bros. Dead Stock Re moval. Highest cash 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. * 35tf b 2,000 BALES STRAW for sale; also loose -hay. phone Hensall 262-5231. . 2-3p DRIED SHELLED com. Will deliver. Merelea Farms,. Phone 482-7159. ' l,2p DEAD ANIMAL REMOVAL For DEAD or DISABLED ANIMALS — Can Collect DARLING & Company Of Canada Limited Phone Clinton 482-7269 Licence 25-C-66 7tfb Atwood Pet Food HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID For Dead and Disabled Cows and Horses. Call Collect 356-2622 Atwood Licence 401-C-65 2-5b FOR SALE — quantity of fire wood, logs. Phone 482-7108. lb A QUANTITY of baled hay for sale. Also some baled wheat straw. Wilfred Penfeund. Phone 482-3216. l,2p FARROWING crates save baby pigs — iall 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 — SWATH ERS — 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 IPhone 527-0120 JOHN BACH I.H. Dealer — Seaforth 23tfb I ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED F/S ’and Mrs. G. Wade, Clinton, wish to announce the engagement" of their daughter, Sandra Gladys to Michael Hbdiglson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rennie Hodg son, Aurora, Ontario. The marriage will' take place Saturday, April 2, 1966, at ■ the Protestant Chapel, RC AF Station, Clinton. 2x Jos- MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED TODD-FLEET — In St. eph’s Roman Catholic Chur ch on Saturday afternoon, January 8, 1966, by Rev. J. E. Kelly, Shirley Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Archie D. Fleet, Clinton, to William Alan Todd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Todd, Powell River, British Columbia. : 14 Scouts Get : Fireman Badge I On January 10, two members ’ of the Station Clinton Fire De-' partment, Fire Officer Bob Burke and Sergeant Curly Ebel, Fire Chief, conducted examina tions for members of the 1st Clinton Lions Scout Troop. These examinations were giv en at the Clinton Public School and were set as a conclusion to a series of lectures which have been held for the Scouts at the RCAF Fire Hall. Fourteen members of the troop qualified for a Fireman’s Badge and presentations will shortly be made for Jim Mc Kenzie, David Kelly, Ken Plum steel, Ove Christensen, Barry Edgar, Peter Cameron, Bruce Craig, Tom Campbell, Brian Ed- "gar, Ron Lobb, Brian Burke, Dennis Del-ine, Brad Kempsiton. At the conclusion of the meet ing Sgt. Ebel presented Scout Keith Hamilton with a Fire man’s Badge for which he had previously qualified. Hullett Township People Protest Reversion Of County Road 15 A petition from 20 ratepayers living on County Road 15 be tween Londesboro and the Base Line, was endorsed by Hullett Township Council at its inaug ural meeting in Londesboro on Tuesday. The petition asked that this section of road be retained in the county system-. A road needs study prepared in 1964 and published last year by the county, indicated a plan to have this section of road re vert back to the care of the township, The petition, as endorsed by Hullett council, will be forward ed to county council for con sideration. A $200 fire protection retain er was approved to the town of Clinton. Appointments to high school boards which are responsible for the secondary school edu cation of pupils in Hullett were .made: to Clinton District Col legiate Institute Board, Keith Tyndall, RR 4 Clinton; to Gode rich District Collegiate Insti tute Board, Ted East, RR 1 Auburn and to Seaforth High School Board, Oliver Anderson, RR 1 Seaforth. Appointed to the Blyth Fair .board are Leonard Archam bault and Reeve T. Leiper. Londesboro Community Hall board appointees are Mrs. Bert S hobbrook, Mrs. Tom Allan, Jim Snell, Percy Gibbings, John Radford and Councilors Hugh Flynn and Don Buchanan. -----------o----------- Reeve Noakes Conducts Her Marketing Plan. The amendment, requested by the Ontario Bean Growers’ Marketing Board, would provide the Board with authority to increase the licence, fee from Six to ten cents per cwt. on beans delivered by growers to dealers. The increase is design ed to provide additional mar keting facilities in tlie southern pant of Huron County, The marketing board pro poses to hse the funds to build additional bean processing and storage facilities, with a capac ity otf 150,000 cwt. at an esti mated cost of $400,000. It is planned to use the levy of 77 cents collected from the 1965 crop to build the faculties and make repayment from the in crease in licence fees. Growers will be able to ex press their opinion on February 8, at Hensail Legion Hall and Dashwood Community Centre, and on February 8, 9, 10 at the Agricultural office in .dinton. Each grower will be required to certify that he is a grower of beans and has not previously balloted on the question. Sixty- six and two-thirds per cent of the growers casting ballots are required1 to be in favour of the proposed 'amendment. HENSALL —Reeve Mrs. Minnie Noakes, conducted her first inaugural meeting of Hen sail Council on Monday morn ing when the Rev. H. F. Currie gave a message of co-operation, and guidance. Councillors ’are John Baker, Harold Knight, Jack Lavender Jaques. Mrs. Noakes woman reeve in the village was and Oliver is the first Hensall' since •incorporated. . She will be relief administrator, anid along with the clerk will be Signing officially for the community. Committees are: park and recreation committee, Council lors Lavender and Jaques, Bar rie Jackson, Maurice Tudor and Paul Neilands; library board, Mrs.- W. O. Goodwin, Mrs. S. G. Rannie; streets, Councillors Baker and Lavender; property, Councillors Knight and Jaquefe; motor mechanic for fire brig ade, James Hyde; building in spector, Norman H. Jones. /■■■■■ ------------ 1 ....... BAYFIELD — First Bayfield Cub Pack met Monday evening, January 10, Due to the increase in number since the first meet-; ing 'in the fall the boys were re-assigned to form a third six. The red slix retained Wayne Eckert as1 sixer with Kelvin Merner promoted to seconder. The white six has as sixer Paul Payne who was promoted from seconder With David Ren ner promoted as seconder. Wiith the forming of the blue six, Richard Peterson was pro moted from- seconder to sixer and Patrick.Brandon was pro moted to seconder. Brian Makins- who was -form erly the sixer of the white six was given the position of senior sixer of the pack. During the evening some of the boys were passed in vari ous tests towards their stars. Brian Makins passed two tests towards his blue star and three towards his tawny star. Others' passing tests towards, blue stars were Ricky Penhale, Jeffrey Mayman 'and Patrick Brandon while Wayne Eckert passed on ■ a test for the tawny star. Brian Makins, the new senior sixer, took charge of the games period which, resulted in a tie between- .the red and white six es. The Cubs s’oid their full allotment of S'couts -calendars and Wish to thank parents and friends for their support in the project. -----------Q----------- Welsh Inquest A coroner’s inquest will be held here on February 1 into the death of David Welsh who died following a traffic acci dent on November 30. Dr. Fred Thompson is coroner in charge, and the inquest will be held at 10:00 a.m. in the council cham ber of the Clinton Town Hall. ........................................... ...... " % HELP WANTEP An Agressive Real Estate Company with over 40 agents desires a SALESMAN or SALESLADY to act as Agent in Clinton and Vicinity Experienced persons would be preferred but essential as training will be given. Interested persons apply in writing to Box 101 Clinton News-Record not l-2b .... PICKETT & CAMPBELL'SWANTED FARMERS—NOW is the tithe to have your bean knives ham mered for this year. Basil O’Rourke, Blacksmith & Weld ing Shop, Brucefield. 2-3b MISCELLANEOUS trail*, Phone 482-9732 Clinton Community Auction Sales EVERY FRIDAY at 1:30 p.m. Government Insjaeeted Scale* Cattle 6oid by Weight TERMS: CASH JOE COREY, Sales Manager BARN SIDING wanted, quantity too small. Phone 482' 7006. 21 We ore 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 IS IN FULL SWING 9 MORE DAYS — TO SATURDAY. JANUARY 22