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18. Services available
For Your
LAWN CUTTING
AND TRIMMING
CALL
482-3551
Architectural
and Mechanical
DRAFTING
482-3586
18. Services available 18. Services available
TOWN and COUNTRY
GARDEN SERVICE
• Lawn Rolling
• Gardens Tilled
• New and old lawns
tilled into a fine seed
bed.
Hour Rate or Job Price
J. POTTER
R.R. 3, CLINTON
PHONE 482-9290
HENDRIK GELOK
ELECTRIC
RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL
INDUSTRIAL
TRAILER AND R.V. SERVICE
QUALITY WORKMANSHIP AT A REASONABLE PRICE
MAINTENANCE - NEW AND OLD INSTALLATIONS
PHONE 519-482-3700
{CLINTON PROPERTY ERTY AUCTION
We have been instructed to sell by public auction
valuable commercial property and contents on
Tuesday May 22nd
at•the location of 54 King Street at
COMMERCIAL property consists of a 30' x 60' new
cement block building and a 30' x 50' building, all.
situated on part lot 48 & 74, plan 23, lot sizes: 40' x 70' 8.
40' x 65'.
Terms: Certified cheque or cash of 62,000.00 down,
balance in 60 days. Subject to reasonable reserve.
TOOLS & EQUIPMENT: 1 HP up -right air compressor
(new)/ air floor jack/ Cones 10-10 tire changer/ Atlas
36" lathe/ Red Devil pressure washer/ 2 ton floor jack/
Lincoln welder/ acetylene torch/ oil change equip-
ment/ jacks/ chain falls/ Marauette battery chargers/
benches/vises/tap & die/Pipe threaders/hand tools/
I & many more items pertaining to this business.
OFFICE EQUIPMENT: desks/ , 3M photo copier/, file
cabinet/ calculators/ cash regi`ster/ chairs.
INVENTORY: exhaust/ brackets/ belts/ pipes & ac-
cessories/ complete windshields/ wiper unit/ battery
accessories/ tune up centre/ oils & additi ves/ tires/
air & oil filters/ 8 others.
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AUCT,CNEERS, LIOUIDATORS, APPRA,SERS
77 MAIN ST • SEAFORTH. ONTARIO NOK 1WO
519, 527-1458 2n a,
Agricultural &
Industrial Sales
Complex
Sales Daily Auctions Monthly
(South of Clinton off No. 4 Highway)
TAiIO'S IAIGIS1 /AIM IOUIIMeIT AUCTION COMMIX
Give us an opportunity to market
your equipment to Canadian & U.S. buyers
NEXT SALE
Consisting of: haying, harvesting, tillage,
misc. equipment plus approx. 100 tractors of
various sizesand makes.
MAY 15, 1979
AND 3rd TUES. OF
EVERY MONTH
FOR CONSIGNMENT INFORMATION
VISIT OUR COMPLEX OR PHONE 319-482-3757
Head Off. 527.1336-527-1458
Larry Mclea'n - General Manager
All types of equipment available now.
SALES MANAGERS, AUCTIONEERS,
LIQUIDATORS & APPPP,RAAISERS
ad/eel/ �.�r�c z/ei
SCREENED
TOP SOIL
(for Lawns - Gardens -
F lowers)
ALSO
*Crushed Stone
*Crushed Road Grovel
*Cement Gravel
*Pit Run Gravel
Backhoe Work
LYLE
MONTGOMERY
482-7644 evenings
SANDBLASTING ,,
Brick Homes
ALSO:
waterproofing
painting
A l l steel Work
Air Hammer
ARNOLD
STOTH ERS
R.R. 6
GODERICH
529-7403
BO-JEN
CARPENTRY
FOR
• CUSTOM BUILT HOMES
• RENOVATIONS
• ADDITIONS
SEE
BOB
-0LLANGENDOEN
BOX 309
CLINTON
PHONE 482-9720
Complete
Custom Framing
1 fer needlepoint, crewel,
photographs, oil pain-
tings, etc. Regular or
non -glare glass. Ready
to hang, 48 hour service.
r.
Harold Tyndall
( 482-7409 CLINTON
eow 1/
mormotimaraimalmismilaw
DRYWALL
known for high quality
PETER BAKOS
DRYWALL
have complete drywall
service
Phone 527-1398
527-0606
JOHN KASSIES
GENERAL
CONTRACTING
* Farm Buildings
* Additions
* Renovations
Phone 482-3063
I
18. Services available
HANK'S SMALL
ENGINE SERVICE
HENRY REININK
1 MILE NORTH OF
LONDESBORO
523-9202
*Lawn and Garden
Equipment
*Repairs
*New Lawnmowers
and Tillers
in stock.
CLOCKS
REPAIRED
Antique
Chiming
Grandfather, etc.
J.T. Nollinshead
33 GEORGE ST., CLINTON
482-3759 -
Hwy. No. 4 north, turn
left at Craig's Tire
Service
Custom
Slaughtering
and
Processing
kill. Day Wednesday
?MRi:g'S
DASHWOOD
237-3677
19. Notice to
creditors
IN "I' El E•: I-: Sl' A FE OF
G RA(' I•: I•: l"I" 1•:N STOREY,
late of the 'town of ('lintnn in
the County of Huron,
deceased.
• AI.I. per•s0ns hci‘.ing
claims again -,t the Estate of
the ,(ho\e-nanl('('1 who died
on the 12th cloy of Vl:rr•c'h,
19791, are required to file full
p;ir'trculars thereof with the:
undersigned on or before e the
16th day of \1,iy, 19'i9, after
which date the assets will he
drstl ibuled• hit \ ing regard
only to the claims of which
the undersigned shall then
hit% e notice,
DATE -;I) A -i" Clinton,
()Mario; this 16th day Of
April 1979.
Clinton, Ontario
Solicitors for the
Executor. -1 i 18,19
iN "f111-. I:S'I A"i'E". OF
A(;NI'S ANNE 1OON, late
n1 Ihe 1 nsll tp of Mullett in
the County of Huron,
deceased.
Ai i. persons having
( lame-, against the Estate of
the ,iho‘e• 11,1nled who died
on !hi. 2nd day of Noo.emher,
1978, are required to file full
pa(1l( 11Il s flier eof with the'
Linde! on or before the
16th (I,ry of ;.1,iy, 1979, after
�In( h date the assets will he
dist? !holed, ha% mg regard
only to Ihe ( I,Ilnis of which
the undersigned 1 shall then
ho
1)A'1 1.1) A I Clinton,
Ont,rr ro. hits 16th clay of
April, 1'179-.
Mi N71I-:S, ROSS
Clinton, ()Mario
Soli( nuts for the
Aclnlrnl,tra4.ee1 —17,18,19
FARM DRAINAGE
LAND CLEARING
AND BULLDOZING
CLINTON
George Nesbitt
482-9497
GeiftIL;1L
t,4
DRAINAil
GE CONTRACTORS ,
FARM AND MUNICIPAL DRAINAGE
PRECAST REINFORCED CONCRETE CATCH BASINS
8 Weldon Ave.
CATCH BASINS PHONE
Shop 473-2669 -
Gerry Res. 438-4392
Steve Goderith 324-7031
Arva, Ont.
DRAINAGE PHONE
Shop 473 2669
Gerry 438-4392
Steve Goderech 524-7037
19. Notice to creditors 27. Deaths
IN THE MATTER OF THE
E -:STATE OF LUCY LEVY,
Lite of the Town of Clinton, in
the County of Huron.
ALL PERSONS having
c hints against the Estate of
the above-named, Lucy
Le). y, who died on or about
the 27th day of February,
1979• ,ere required -lo file the
s,inre w full particulars
with the undersigned by the
14th day of May, 1979, as
after that date the assets of
the estate will be distributed,
with regard only to the
claims of which the un-
dersigned shall have notice.
DATED -'at Clinton,
Ontario, this 16th day of
April, 1979.
D. GERALD HILTZ,
Barrister &
Solicitor,
52 Hui'on Street,
CLINTON, Ontario
Solicitor for the
Executor. -17,18,19
IN THE ESTATE OF
BERNICE CUMING
HEARN, late of the Town of
Clinton in the County of
Huron, Housewife, deceased.
ALL persons having
claims against the Estate of
the above-named who died
on the 25th day of March,
1979, are required to file full
particulars thereof with the
undersigned on or before the
4th day of June, 1979, after
which date the assets will be
distributed, having regard
only to the claims of which
the undersigned shall then
have notice.
DATED at Clinton,
-Ontario, this 4th day of May,
1979.
MENZIES, ROSS
Clinton, Ontario
Solicitors for the
Executors
—19,20,21
IN THE ESTATE OF
DOROTHY BARTLIFF
CROZIER, late of the Town
of Clinton in the County of
Huron, Housewife, deceased.
ALL persons having
claims against the Estate of
the above-named who died
on the llth -day of March,
1979, are required to file full
particulars thereof with the
undersigned on or before the
7th day of June, 1979, after
which-Ida'tethe assets will be
distributed, ,;,�;j,pg regard
only to the claims of which
the undersigned shall then
have notice.
DATED at Clinton,
Ontario, this 7th day of May,
1979.
MENZIES, ROSS
CFillitoh, Ontario
Solicitors for the
Executors
—19,20,21
22. Lost and found
LOST: Motorcycle muffler,
16/4" long, between, Clinton
and Blyth on Hwy. 4. Phone
523-9437.-19
FOUND:- One pair boy's
skates, new, at bottom of box
of newspapers during
Londeshoro Lions paper
pickup Saturday, May 5 in
Clinton. Phone Allan
Bosman 523-4286.-19nc
26. Births
WESTBROOK
Brian and Kathy are happy
to announce the safe arrival
of their daughter, Amanda,
at St. Joseph's Hospital,
London on April 29,
1979.-19nc
GLEN
Gord and Joanne Glen (nee
Wildgen) thank God for the
safe arrival of their first
child, a son, William Adam,
horn April 26, 1979 at Clinton
Public Hospital, A grandson
for Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Glen, Clinton and Mr. and
Mrs. Herb Wildgen,
Goderich.-19nc
27. Deaths
SMILE
In St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, on Tuesday, 'May 1,
1979, William George Smale,
of Hensall, in his 70th year.
Beloved husband of Vera
(Saundercock) Smale. Dear
father of Eric of Zurich,
Donald of Hensall, Robert of
London, Mrs. Walter (Betty)
Taylor of London, Mrs.
Kenneth (Corinne) Harrison
of North Bay, and Mrs.
Wayne (Sharon) McLachlen
of London. Brother of Mrs.
Pearl Hooper of Grand Bend,
Mrs. Irene Quance of Staffa,
Howard Smale of Hensall,
and Alvin Smale of Seaforth.
Also surviving are 10
grandchildren, and two
great-grandchildren.
Predeceased by two
brothers, Roy and Thomas,
and one sister, Mrs.
Clarence (Bella) Farwell.
Rested at the Bonthron
)Funeral Home, Hensall,
where funeral service took
place on Friday, May 4, at 2
p.r%i. with Rev. J. lft.
Wareham officiating.
interment Baird's
Cemetery, Stanley
Twp,-19nc
DE BOER
At Clinton Public Hospital on
Thursday, May 3rd, 1979,
Tryntje (Teena) Akkerhof,
of Clinton, in her 78th year.
Beloved wife of Jacob
DeBoer. Dear mother of
Frances (Mrs. John Guet-
ter), Hamilton, Bernice
(Mrs. Theodore Ferwerda),
Guelph, Teena (Mrs. Hans
Kloet), Burlington, Cornelis,
Clinton, Jacob, Deseronto,
William, Lucknow, and
Hans, Stratford. Also sur-
vived by 32 grandchildren
and six great-grandchildren.
Rested at the Beattie
Funeral Home, Clinton, from
2 o'clock Saturday. Service
at Christian Reformed
Church, Clinton, on Monday
at 2 p.m. Rev. A. Van-
denBerg officiating.
Interment Clinton
Cemetery.-19nc
HAYTER
At University Hospital,
London, on Saturday, May 5,
1979, Garth Lorne (Bud)
Hayter of 110 Holcroft Street
West, Ingersoll, in his 62nd
year. Beloved husband of
Margaret (Peg) Wenker
Hayter. Dear father of
William Lorne, Fresno,
California, Mrs. William
(Maureen) Blacker,'
Stratford. Also survived by
two sisters, Mrs. R. (Ruth)
Hull and Mrs. B. (Claire)
Myers, Portland, Ontario,
and one granddaughter,
Susan. Rested at the
McBeath Funeral Home, 246
Thames Street South,
Ingersoll. A private service
was held on Tuesday, May 8,
Cremation. Interment in
Harris Street
Cemeteey;:-]9nc
SCOTT
In the Clinton Public
Hospital, on Tuesday, May
1st, 1979, Mrs. Charles Scott,
the former Elfie Roseta
Henry, of Auburn, in her 74th
year. Beloved sister of
James' Henry of Clawson,
_Michigan, and dear aunt of
Wayne Henry of Harrow,
and Ross Henry of Royal
Oak, Michigan. At the
request of the deceased,
there was no visitation. A
private funeral service was
held at the Tasker Funeral
Horne, Queen Street, Blyth,
Ontario, on Thursday at 2
p.In. Interment in Ball's
Cemetery.-19nc
GILFILLAN
-Colin M. Gilfillan. Suddenly
at his residence in Win-
chelsea, on Saturday, May 5,
1979,. Beloved husband of
Mabel McDonald, in his 671h
y ar. Father of William
Gilfillan of Exeter; (Donna)
Mrs. Harvey Smith of
McGillivray Township;
(Jean) Mrs. Jack Mahar of
London: (Barbara) Mrs.
Larry Reger of Zurich.
Predeceased by one son
'Grant -T1964). Also survived
by 12 grandchildren a_ nd one
great-grandchild, two
sisters, Mrs. Annie Hodgson
of St. Marys and 'Mrs.
William Church of Walton,
two brothers, Jim of Alberta
and George of Clinton. One
brother John predeceased
(1947). Friends called at the
Hopper -Hockey Funeral
Home, Exeter, after 7.00
p.rn. Monday.. A private
funeral service was held on
Tuesday, May 8 at 1 l :30 a.m.
Interco int in Exeter
Cemetery with Rev. James
Forsythe officiating.-19nc
CARTER
At the St Marys Memorial
Hospita;, on Friday, May 4,
1979, Ferne Alita (Potter)
Carter, beloved wife of
Ronald Carter of 259 Queens
Street East, St. Marys, in her
47th year. Dear mother of
Peggy Louise (Mrs. Robert
Mills) of St. Marys.
Predeceased by two sons,
John and Craig. Sister of
Betty (Mrs. Thomas Moore)
of Goderich, Willa (Mrs.
Thomas Rathwell), Frank,
Joseph and Ray, all of
Clinton. Grandmother of
Sabrina Leanne Mills.
Rested at the Lindsay
Funeral Home, Wellington
Street South, St. Marys, until
Sunday, May 6, then to the
Ball Funeral Home, Clinton,
where friends were received
after 2 p.m. Sunday. Funeral
service was held on Monday
at 2 p.m. interment Clinton
Cemetery.-19nc
28. Engagements
LOBB-PALMER
Dr. and Mrs. D. B. Palmer
wish to announce the
engagement of their
daughter Jo -Anne Elizabeth
to William Gerald Lobb, son
of Mr. and Mrs. William
Lobb, R.R. 2 Clinton. The
marriage to take place June
22 at 4:30 p.m. in Wesley -
Willis United Church,
Clinton, Ontario. -19
DAVIES-GIBBINGS
Harold and Lois Gibbings of
Clinton are pleased to an-
nounce the forthcoming
marriage of their daughter
Patricia Lynne to Thomas
Andrew, son of Walter and
Audrey Davies of London.
The wedding will take place
on Saturday, May 26, 1979 in
Byron United Church,
London.-19nc
28. Engagements
McCAUSLAND-WISE
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Wise,
R.R.3 Clinton, Ontario are
pleased to announce the
engagement of their
daughter Marilynne to
Wayne McCausland, son of
Mr. - and Mrs. John
McCausland, R.R.4
Meaford, Ontario. The
wedding will take place
Saturday, June 16, 1979 at 3
p.m. in Wesley -Willis United
Church, Clinton" -19x
30. In memoriam
LAYTON
In loving memory of a dear
daughter Ilene who passed
away four years ago May 10,
1975:
Someone remembers and
someone cares,
Your name is whispered in
our prayers,
A smile, a tear, a thought
sincere,
How often we wish that you
were here.
--yAlways loved and
remembered by your Mom
and family. -19
WILLISCRAFT
In memory of a dear
husband and father Bruce
Williscraft who was taken
from us two years ago May
11, 1977:
We must try not to weep for
those who have given to life
so much more than they
have taken.
—Loved and missed by Bev,
Lawrie, Dave, Mike and
Tom. -19
HOY
In loving` memory of a dear
father and gr•,andfather
William Hoy who passed
away six years ago May 14,
1973,
This month comes with deep
regret,
It brings back a day we
cannot forget.
You left so sudden without a
goodbye,
But memories of you will
never die.
—Always remembered by
his family. -19
31. Card of thanks
HALLAHAN
I would like to thank
everyone who sent flowers,
treats and gifts to the baby.
and myself while we were in
the hospital and upon
returning home. A very
special thanks to Dr. Harrett
and the other Drs., nurses
and staff on second floor.
Your kindness and good care
was greatly ap-
preciated.—Marian
Hallahan.-19
THOMPSON
In appreciation for the
retirement luncheon and
gifts, I would like to thank
the Town of Clinton and
Police Depart-
ment.—Sincerely, Marion
Thompson. -19x
G L.E N
Thank you to Dr. Baker ; nd
-the nurses on 2nd floo " at
Clinton Pilblic Hospital for
all the care given' me while I
was a patient there. Also, a
special thank you for the
care given Adam, both here
and at St. Joseph's Hospital
in London. Thank you to
friends and relatives for
cards, flowers and help at
home. Your kirldnes has
been very much ap-
preciated.—Joanne and
Adam Glen. -19x
COX
The families of the late Earl
Cox wish to express sincere
thanks and deep ap-
preciation to our relatives,
neighbours and friends for
the beautiful floral tributes,
memorial donations and
cards of sympathy. To the
neighbours, relatives and
friends we say thank you for
the many., ways you helped
around the farm, for food
sent to our home and all help
given and offered in so many
ways. Your kindness will
long be remembered.
Special thanks to McCallum
Funeral Home, Rev. Royal,
Dr. Newland and the nurses
on first floor Clinton Public
Hospital, the pallbearers and
flowerbearers. Your ex-
pressions of sympathy will
always be remem-
bered.—The Cox
families. -19
DE BOER'
The family of the late Teena
de Boer would like to thartk
friends and neighbours for
their floral tributes, sym-
pathy cards, and baking sent
to the house. Special thanks
to Beattie Funeral Home,
Rev. Van den Berg, Dr.
Newland and nurses at
Clinton Public Hospital.
Your thoughtfulness will
always be remem-
bered.—The de Boer
Families, -19
McCLURE
I would like to thank my
relatives, friends and neigh-
bours for cards, flowers,
gifts and visits while in
Stratford General Hospital
and at home after my
operation. Special thanks to
Dr. Scott, Dr. Je kine and
the nursing staff second
floor, west win . —Carol
McClure. --19x
Is Clinton mayor Harold Lobb asking for federal
assistance for the town hall renovations or to start
up a public bus service? No, actually Harold was
chatting with federal agricultural mlinister
Eugene Whelan at a. breakfast in Clinton last
Tuesday morning.(News-Record photo)
Field. trip troubles
BY JEFF:SEDDON
The . Huron County
board of education ap-
proved 20 field trips for
elementary and secon-
dary school students
Monday but served notice
that in the future it plans
to take a "tougher look"
at student excursions in
the future.
Wingham trustee Bert
Morin wrapped up a 20
minute debate on the field
trips telling the board
there was little could be
done about field trips
already planned but a lot
that could be done about
the future.
Morin said a good
percentage of the trips
taken by teachers and
students were orles that
students should he taking
with their parents or with
groups such as- scouts or
guides.
The trustee was
referring to the overnight
camping trips planned by
several of the schools. He'
said some trips taken by
students through the
school could not be taken
anywhere else but others,
such as the camping
ventures, could be taken
with families or scouts
and guides.
"I often wonder if we
-Ithe board) are not
usurping the duties of the
family or the scouts and
guides on these camping
trips," he said.
He told the board that if
the students were to
benefit a great deal from
he trips and teac"h't rs
were that "keen" to have
the students go he was
sure the teachers and
students would he ac-
' cep -ted by the scouts and
guides.
Morin's comments
came at the tail end of a
discussion started by
Seaforth trustee John
Henderson.
Henderson singled out
a trip to Quebec City
planned by Seaforth
District High School. A `
Grade 10 history class of
42 students is" off to the
city for four days
beginning May 23. The
purpose of the trip ac-
cording to the application
for board approval is to
allow students to see
areas studied in class and
to allow students to
complete an assignment
designed to deepen their
knowledge of English -
French relations.
Henderson said he had
looked at the field trip
and could find nothing
"beneficial to the
students". He said the
trip was very expensive
and out of the four days
the students would be
gone, about half a day
was worthwhile.
Three teachers are to
accompany the students
on the trip which is
estimated to cost $4,500.
Superintendent of
education Don Kenwell
told the board that in-
cluded in that cost was
rail fare, lodging for two
nights and tickets to two
of the functions the
students will attend.
Henderson told the
board that the $100 paid
by each student was half
the cost of the trip. He
said by the time students
paid for their food, paid
for entrance to museums
and other attractions and
paid for small incidentals
it would cost another
$100.
The Seaforth trustee
said he didn't think it -was
fair for the: board and
teachers to be approving
such grandiose trips.
without some parental
input. He said that was
hefty hill for some
parents to pay.
He addid that all the
students get for their
money the first two days
was a ride on a train and
a ticket to "watch the
Expos play". He laid the
next day will .he spent on
a Iws going to Quebec
City.
'Kenwell outlined the
itinerary Of the students.
The first day will he a rail
trip to Montreal where
they .will attend an Expos
baseball game. The next
day the students will be
travelling by bus to
Quebec City in the
morning and touring the
Parliament Buildings
and the National
Assembly in the af-
ternoon. The next day
Turn to page 21 •
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G.K. REALTY
INC.
Farm Property
For Sale
100 acre cash crop and beef
farm In Goderich Township.
4 bedroom house. ' Barn,
drive shed.
200 acres beef farm. 4
bedroom house, large barn,
silo, drive shed.
74 acres bush on Concession
6, Goderich Township.
80 acre dairy farm. 18 milk
cows, milk house, bulk
cooler, 9 room brick house,
silo, drive shed.
17 acres river property.
Maitland River.
C. Buruma
R.R. 2 CLINTON
482-3287
Salesman for
G. K. Rea'l'ty Inc.,
Clinton
482-9747
.0 !z/rRin� J1Gn�r/i%r f _
AUCTION SALE
Consisting of Property, Antiques, Furniture, Glass,
China. Held at the Rathwell Building, 77 Main Street,
Seaforth on Wednesday Evening, May 23rd, at 6:00 p.m.
Offering By public Auction: a single storey 3 bedroom
frame house. Living room with fire place, Dining Room,
Kitchen, den, 3 piece bath, full basement, also single
car garage.
Terms 10% down Balance 30 days, Subject to Reserve.
Full Listing Next Week.
Mrs. Gladys Brightrall Proprietress
ela%zieGG ^ e 1Orf(74r.s
AUCTIONEERS. LIQUIDATORS. APPRAISERS
77 MAIN ST. • SEAFORTH, ONTAPIO NOK IWO
(5 19) 527-1450
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