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Clinton News-Record, 1975-01-16, Page 17It • A C LNTONE,'1VS,,R. ;CORD, 1"*WRSP4Y,.JANUARY 6 1975 I'4,GE 15 6, ACCOMMODATION TO RENT 8. HELP WANTED, 4 BEDROOM home for rent or sale in Clinton, $165 per month. Phone 482.7901.--50tfn HOUSES for, sale' or rent. Phone . 482-9590. --i ifti - . THREE •or four bedroom home for rent, half block from downtown, $170 per month. Phone 482-7679 after 6. p.m.-3tfn TWO bedroom one storey nouse in Holrnesville. Available first part of February. Phone 524- 7041.-3,4p UNFURNISHED, heated,.., 2 bedroom apartment, . $120. a month. Phone C. VanDamme. 482-3685.-3tfn WE HAVE a vacancy for a retired lady in our Holiday Home. All meals provided. Phone 482-3685.C. VanDamme, Clinton. -2,3b ONE BEDROOM apartment over the Clinton Meat Market with kitchen, bathroom and livingroom. Available im- mediately Phone 482-3694 from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.-3tfn • THREE BEDROOM Town -House at Vanastra, R.R. 5, Clinton $145 per month, all utilities paid. Phone 482-7764.-1 t fn VANASTRA. APARTMENTS - single, one and two bedroom units. Fully broadloomed and completely remodelled. All utilities paid. Available soon or on request. For. more information call Peter De Groot 482-3592 or write P.O. Box 910 Waterloo.-2tfn 7. WANTED TO RENT Drurnrners Wanted TWO FREE TRIAL LESSONS FOR - GRADE 6&7ONLY Sign-up Saturday, bring 1 parent, No Charge. Pulsifer Music Qoderich 9. WANTED (General) KNAPPS will buy outright, com- plete household, estates or single pieces of furniture. Best price paid 'or will sell by auction. Do not hesitate to call us. Our aim is to please. 67 Main Street, Seaforth, phone 527-1336.—t1'n ONE BEDROOM. apartment won- ted, please call 524-2335.-2,3b i 8. HELP WANTED RELIABLE person to do farm chores on • occasion when propri'btoc s ' 'ab`serit; �"-'I some milking. Phone collect 524-6365 between 6 and 8 p.m. -3b R.N.A. WANTED for Small Nursing Home part or full-time Starting wage 63.60 per hour Phone 348-8537 after 6 p.m. 3,4b 10. EMPLOYMENT WANTED WILL babysit in my home, in Vanastra, one or two children. Phone 482-7938 after 4 p.m. -3,4b WILL do babysitting in my own home including week -ends. Phone 482-3272.-3b 11. TENDERS' 12.. AUCTION SALE TO CREDITORS 13. SERVICES AVAILABLE 14. NOTICE EDITORS RwATHIWIELL.'S TRUCK TENDER Township of Hay Tenders for one 1975 model 5 -Ton truck with a new snow plow harness, one-way plow and wing. Trade-in, one 1967 Ford F 950 Truck with dump box , and wing. Tedder -forms and 4.s cificat- ions cn`1i mita ne torn t e Road Superintendent, Karl Haberer, Zurich, Ontario. Tenders to be in the hands of the clerk by Tuesday, February 11, 1975 at 5 p.m. WAYNE HORNER Clerk -Treasurer. AUCTIONEERS and LIQUIDATORS BRUCEFIELD, ONT. Offer the most modern W auction methods. LICENSES AND BONDED ' ONTARIO -WIDE BRUCEFIELD 482-3120 --cgtfn 13. SERVICES AVAILABLE ZURICH Abattoir custom but- chering. Monday — pigs,- Wed- nesday -- beef. Phone business 236- 4939 (collect) or residence 236-4681 (collect ). 37tfn VACUUM CLEANERS SALES & SERVICE. ALL MAKES BOB PECK VARNA 262-5748 actin SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED! Modern equipment, work guaran- teed. Write or phone H. T. Dale,' Clinton. Phone 482-3320.-4tfn HURON Music Studios - Accordion and Guitar lessons available. In- struments loaned. Call 482-3119. --51 tfn INCOME -TAX preparation. From $7.50,, personal, business, farm. Fr-eo-Property Tax Credit with return until February 15. Leonard Ruetz. Phone 482- 3779. -. 3 to 6b STUDENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR., YOUTH Proposals for routine building -.improvements at Huron Historic Jail. Such projects would provide summer employment. For details call: P. Carroll, Chairman 524-9189 Goderich evenings fr 3b i 12. AUCTION SALE RICHARD - R.G. Lobb & G.ethke Auctioneers CLINTON MONKTON 482-7898• 347-2465 AUCTION , CALENDAR Sat., feb. 1 5, 1 975 60 Holstein cows and heifers and dairy equipment, 2 miles south and 1 mile west for Bill Smith. 3tfn BYERS UPHOLSTERY — We will rebuild, re -rover or re -style your old furniture Netter than new. Call 482- 7939;' 71 Princess St. W., Clin- ton.—t fn— REMODELLING, renovations, roofing 'and floor laying, expertly done. All odd jobs around the home. Kitchen cupboards a specialty. Phone 482-7676. Ken McNairn.-2tfn SNOW Removal for lanes, driveways and parking lots. Phone C. Huizingh 482-9083 after 5:30 51 tfn NOTICE a42.60W .• ---'fit.. _ .__-. - ,......wwn.._. ,.•—n,. , .w .z,t.- • .. We have a new, interesting opening -in Hensal[.lor at 2 experienced individual, with good telephone manner, who will be confidential secretary to the chief executive and to operate a small switch board. The—switch board training Can be provided, but typing accuracy and neatness are essential. This is a long term position with a progressive com- pany and written applications.are invited to be sent to: COOK'S DIVISION OF GERBRO CORP. P.O. Box 160 Mensal!, Ont. 2,3b THINK METRIC '' 111E"HURON- COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION IS OFFERING A. COURSE IN METRIC MEASUREMENT. FOUR EVENINGS (NO CHARGE) Contact your nearest secondary school for details. W..Shortreed, ' D. J. Cochrane, Chailrtfan• .. •• Director. HURON PINES "Construction Service Centre" 4024901- .CLINTON Electrical Wiring Pole Line Construction General Contracting -.Concrete*and Brick Work Back Hoe and Small Dozer Services 2tfn CHUTER PLUMBING, HEATING It ELECTRIC Furnace Installations DELAVAL MILKER SUPPLIES Appliance Service 46 King St. 482-7652 c-l8ttn r.: SNOW BLOWING DRIVEWAYS, SIDEWALKS PARKING LOTS ETC. REASONABLE BATES Call • now and make arrangements " : MEL 482-9518 JOHN 482-9072 2,3b PULSIFER MUSIC Seaforth 527-0053 Open 3:30 to 6 p.m. Fri. 9 e.rth. to 9 p.m. Sat. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m - Pianos, organs; drums, guitars, etc. Piano tuning and reppirs- Rental and lessons on electric guitar, base, accordiatn, drums and banjo. Lowest prices on Willis pianos and Optigan organs. TRI -TOWN BOOKKEEPING SERVICE Income Tax Returns - Business - Farm - Individual LAWRENCE BEANE Brucefield Phone 482-9260 PEGGY CUNNINGHAM 229 James St. Clinton Phone 482-7988 50tin IN THE' ESTATE OF ELSIE MAY FORREST, late of the Township of Tuckersmith in the County of Huron, Widow, deceased. ALL persons having claims against the Estate of the above - signed who died or the 17th day of July, 1974, are required to file full particulars thereof with the undersigned on or before the 3rd day of February, 1975, after which date the assets will be distributed having regard only to the claims of which the un- dersigned shall then have notice. DATED at Clinton, Ontario, this 7th day of January, 1975. E.B. Menzies, Q.C. Clinton, Ontariq Solicitor for the - Estate. 3,4,5b CUSTOM ,KILLING AND PROCESSING Butchering :dates— Tuesday and Thursday TUESDAY—Beef Pork FRIDAY —Ewe Only PICK -.UP SERVICE AVAILABLE Merner's Abattoir 237-3314. Oeshwood m®fMt -04-44 ALL PERSONS having claims. against the Estate of DAVID MacKIE GIBB, late of the Township of East Zorra- Tavistock, in the County of Oxford, Gentleman, deceased, who died on the 25th day of DECEMBER, 1974, at the City of :Woodstock, in the County of Oxford, are required to file particulars of same with the undersigned on or before -FEBRUARY NINETEENTH, 1975 after which date the Estate will be . distributed without regard to unfiled claims. J.R. FARLOW, Q.C. Barrister & Solicitor P.O. Box 161, Woodstock, Ontario N4S 7W8 Solicitor for the Executor —3,4,6 25. IN MEMORIAM SLAVIN--In loving memory of a dear husband Fred, father and grandfather, who passed away January 18, 1972. He walks in God's own garden, With loved ones gone before, While we still walk the path of life, And miss him more and more. But one day we will answer to the call, And our work on earth "shall cease, Then we will 'all be reunited, In a land of love and peace. Sadly missed by wife Della and family. i u 26. CARD OF THANKS CAMPBELL: 'I wish to express my thanks to all for cards, gifts and flowers, also to the Doctors and nurses in 258•while I was a patient in Goderich Hospital. Jean Campbell. -3b MacLAREN: I wish tp express my thanks for the care I received while a patient in Clinton Hospital under Dr. Lambert and nurses; and in University Hospital, London, under Dr. Passi and the nurses on the 8th floor; also for all flowers, cards and gifts received while there, and since returning home. Mrs. Dorothy MacLaren.-3p 26. CARD OF THANKS VANDERBURGH: We wish to thank our relatives, friends, and neighbours for the beautiful flowers and donations to the Heart Fund in the recent loss of our beloved husband and father.—Bella and Family.-3nc y ROBINSON: The wife and family of the late Richard Robinson wish to extend to their relatives, friends and neigh- bours grateful appreciation. The cards, flowers, In Memoriam gifts and acts of kindness lightened the sorrow of their bereavement.-3nc IDA MAE CUNNINGHAM Ida Mae Cunningham, who had lived at Huronview nearly her entire life, died at Huronview on January 5, 1975. She was 92'. She was born in the U.S.A. on July 5, 1882 and was placed in Huronview when she was a young girl in 1895. She- lived and worked there for nearly 80 years. She was single and leaves no known survivors. The funeral service was held from the Beattie Funeral Home on January 9, 1975 with Rev. W:H•." McWhinnie .officiating. Interment •was in Clinton Cemetery. IN THE ESTATE OF ALFRED PERCIVAL HUDIE. All Persons having claims against the Estate of Alfred Percival Hudie late of 116 Rattenbury Street East, Clinton, Ontanit decease44. who died . on.-im or about the 12th day of August,. 1974, are hereby notified to send in to the undersigned Personal Representative of the said deceased on or before the 6th day of February, 1975, full particulars of their claims. Immediately after the said date the said Personal Represen- tative will distribute the assets of the said deceased' having regard only to claims of which it shall then have notice. Dated at Goderich this 10th day of January, 1975. • Adjustments and repairs while you wait • Prescriptions promptly filled • Eye examinations arranged 433 Main St. (Behind G & a Discount) Exeter 235-2941 • tin. BO—JEN CARPENTRY For Siding - Renovations Additions - Cabinets Vanities - Drywall Stuccoed Ceilings Block and Stone Work See BOB • LANGENDOEN A.R. 2 - Clinton Phone 524-8029 • • ifWney iob2 Made ,nom CIassifed FARMERS Are you thinking about Building? For a good job at a Reasonable Price Phone RAY LAMBERS at 482.330.5 44t n Victoria and Grey Trust Company 1 Ontario Street, Stratford, Ontario (Executor) By Hunter, Parker & Rivers, Barristers etc. 44 North Street, Goderich, Ontario. Their,�Solicitors herein. —3,4,5b 17. LOST AND FOUND FO.UND - dog with white paws and chest Box ' -Funeral Horne, and • white tip on tail, chain Seaforth, where funeral around neck but no tag. Call 482- service was held January 8, 9923.-3b 1975, at 2 p.m. with Rev. Mervyn E. Reuber of- ficiating. Temporary en- tombment followed at Pioneer Memorial um with interment A f Goderich A. WILSON LITTLE Church, serving as elder, choir member, Sunday school superintendent, lay minister and Bible class teacher. He has left a Christian heritage which will ever be cherished ' by his family and friends. He is survived by his wife of 60 years, Ethel; one daughter and two sons, Mrs. Elmer (Norene) Hayter of Babylon Line, Bill of London and John of Goshen Line; 12 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Also 'sur- viving are one sister, Mrs. Margaret Erratt of Huronview, Clinton, and one brother, Rev. W.I. Robinson. of Goderich. Funeral service was held for ' Mr. Robinson on Saturday, Jan. 11 in the Westlake Funeral Home, Zurich. Rev. Alex Taylor A.. Wilson Little, 61,, of 33 officiated. Mrs. Bruce Keys Jarvis Street, Seaforth, died presided at the organ, and January 5, 1975, at St. Mrs. Anson McKinley and Joseph's Hospital, London. , Mrs. Berne „McKinley_ sang He was a son of the late "Just Lean upon the Arms of George A. Little and Emily Jesus." Robinson of ' McKillop The six grandsons were Township and attended pallbearers: Allan, Gerald, and Robert Hayter, Richard, Tom and Paul Robinson. Flowerhearers were Mr. Elgin McKinley, Mr. Frank McClinchey, Mr. William Clarke and Mr. Bernard Keys. Interment was in Bayfield Cemetery. school in McKillop and the Seaforth Collegiate Institute. In early life he was engaged in trucking and farming. He served on McKillop Council from 1948 to 1960, was township road superintendent for eight years until 1968 when he was appointed township Clerk - Treasurer. He retired in 1970 when he and his family moved to Seaforth. He is survived by his wife the former Mary Miles whom he married in Stratford in 1941. Also surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Sajid (Georgina) Maqsood, London and Miss Glenda Little, Brampton; three sons, Ronald W., Georgetown; Miles E. and Grant T., both of Seaforth; a brother, Joseph, of Blyth; five grandchildren. Bayfield 'area black . The body was at the R. S. LOST: 'A brown leather chat was taken by mistake from the front hall of Clinton Public Hospital on December 20th or 21st. Would ars - tatt~t�.l Mausui THOMAS WESLEY VANDERBURGH Thomas George Van- derhurgh of Huronview and formerly of Clinton, passed away at Huronview on January 6. He was 84. Mr. Vanderhurgh was born in Cargill, Ontario on August 15, 1890,, a son of the late Margaret and George Vanderhurgh. He was married to the former Mae Proctor in April of 1911 in, Holmesville., She predeceased him in 1968, and he married again in 1972 to Bella Cox in Seaforth. `- He lived in Clinton for 45 years, where he was em- ployed 'with the Department of Highways. He was also a member of Ontario Street United Church. He is survived by two' the late Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Cook ' of RR 5, Clinton. She attended schools at S.S. No. 4 Tuckersmith and Clinton •Collegiate Institute. She was married in Clinton in 1927 to Joseph Hugill. The couple farmed in Hullett Township until moving to Harpurhey at RR 2, Seaforth in 1952. She was a member of First Presbyterian Church. Surviving are her husband, a son Laverne, -RR 2, Seaforth; two daughters, Mrs. George (Joyce) Miller and Mrs. Ronald (Karen) Driscoll, both of Seaforth; a sister, Mrs. Fergus A. (Edna) Wright, Brampton; 11 grandchildren and one great grandchild. She was predeceased by one daughter, Gwendolyn, Mrs. Casey McCutcheon, Brussels. The late Mrs. Hugill rested at the -G.. A. Whitney. Funeral... Home, Seaforth, • where funeral 'service was held January 8; 1975, at 1:30 p.m. with Rev. Edwin Nelson officiating. Temporary entombment was at Pioneer Memorial Mausoleum with interment to follow later at Maitlandbank Cemetery. Feu - p5, .George^ • o - I fi �' �ttrl0re the coat, please return -it to- the _ _ _ - - -_ and ease.t o hospital. 3b Cemetery. ratltats tab".�studdi"` fries—offer Pallbearers were Doug only one advantage: better trac g 'ff Schroeder, Robt. Campbell, tion on glare ice. Under most Harold Pryce, Geo. Pethick, other circumstances they present- some resent some disadvantages. They can 'increase your one daughter, Mrs. Cli Donelda) McClinchey of Camp Borden; and 17 TK5fVrif'' :Tar 0 PP iAY r I /ic/14/ ini,oy//'/,✓G J� t j Sefe Do ars+ & Good ense hty N iuianr .L Moran Spec.nI Consultant to .. AVCO FINANCIAL. SERVICES Winter is just about the, Worst time of year for car trouble. By taking a few simple precautions; ' you can insure that your car won't let you ' down. r . , In many parts of the country, winter means you • may need snow tires. I.f your standard tires are of the radial variety, make .surae thaLYour snow tires are 21. BIRTHS GERRITS - Mr. and Mrs. William Gerrits of RR 1, Clinton are pleased to announce the arrival of a daughter, December 30, 1974 in Stratford General Hospital, a sister for Herman and Kevin. KENNEDY - Mr. ' and Mrs. Mark Kennedy of RR 1, Lon- desboro ate happy to announce the arrival of a baby boy, January 7, 1975 in Clinton Public Hospital. MILLS' - Doug and Shirley Mills are pleased to announce the arrival of Their daughter "Kayley Dianne", Saturday, January 11, 1975, born in Clinton Public Hospital. 26. CARD OF THANKS PECK I,wish to thank cveryone for ( J1(k, flowers and visits ‘‘ hila 1 ‘k.e, ,' patient in Victoria IIu'.pit„l, London. Special thanks to all those who helped at a Peek. ---3p Lou Bolton and Ross McClure. Flowerhearers were Dyke Wheatley and John Driscoll. RICHARD ROBINSON grandchildren. He was predeceased by one daughter, Isabelle, one brother, Ernest, and one sister, Edith. The Funeral Service was held from the Beattie Funeral Home on January 9 Early Friday, Jan. 10, with Rev. L. Lewis Officiating. Interment was in Clinton Cemetery. The pallbearers were all 'grandsons, Kenneth; Thomas, George, and Dennis Vanderburg-h, and Bn`rry and' Wayne McClinchey. The flower , hearers were Don Dixon, John Buchanan, and Joe Y.undt. 1975, heaven's portals opened and Richard Robinson met his beloved Saviour. Mr. • Robinson was the son of the, (ate Edward R'ohinson and Annie O'rr. He was horn in the family homestead on the Goshen Line, Shanley Township, and lived his early life there. After far- ming at Carlyle, Sask. for about thirty years, he returned, to the family homestead . in 1937. There he resided until hispassing at the age of 94 years and four months. Mr. Robinson was a truly active and faithful member of the fort'her Methodist ,Chttra aricrtater the United MRS. JOSEPH T. HIJGILL A life long resident of the Seaforth area, Mrs. Joseph T. Hugill, 65, of RR 2, Seaforth, died January 6, 1975, at Goderich following a lengthy illness. 1 The former Norma Grace Cook, she was a daughter of stopping dis- . tance on pave- tnent and may actually harm 4.' C' e road surfaces, `� eincluding your d! driveway. Keep your battery in top con- dition. The terminals should be corrosion free. Have your ser- vice station check the power each cell is producing. If effi- ciency .is down in a two or three, year old battery, consider replacing it before it fails. This gives you the opportunity to shop for the best buy and not be forced to buy under pres- sure. Alsd, make sure you are using the right engine oil for your climate. Follow the manufac- turer's recommendation. Be, sure you always have a spare tire, jack and lug wrench. Always carry a supply of flares, a set of jumper cables and a spare set' of fuses. And don't forget a first aid Jcit-:. Readers' questions are wel- come and should be sent to Box 5857, London, Ontario.