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Clinton News-Record, 1979-05-24, Page 18i PAGE 18—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1979 CLASSIFIED 18. Services available WATER WELL DRILLING W.D. HOPPER & SONS FOUR MODERN ROTARY RIGGS PHONE: SEAFORTH NEIL: 527-1737 DURL: 527-0828 JIM: 527-0775 SLOPED ROOFS SPECIALISTS S. SPROUL & SONS LTD. Building Construction Kitchener, Ont. Phone: 519-578-8935 Or Local: 482-7053 We offer:- • Free estimates on your roofing needs. • 5 year written guaran- tee- 17. Auction sales 18. Services available DRYWALL known for -high quality PETER BAKOS DRYWALL have complete drywall service Phone 527-1398 527-0606 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. 17. Auction sales `J aliiir. el� VJ'�,to.«le. t FURNITURE & ANTIQUE AUCTION to be held at the Rathwell.Building Sat. May 26th at 10:30 a.m. '""FURA RE'`&" 1NTJQUES: rouindnoak pedestal table 8► 6 raat-ch>ng--ask•-chairs oak -,bow frartr chiali cabinef jock drop front desk & book case/oak side board/54" walnut 3 „pc. bedroom suite/2 pc. Jiving.roam suite/walnut cof- fee & end tables/smoked glass coffee table/7 pc. chrome kitchen suite/4 pc. oak bedroom suite/two 5 drawer chests/oak dresser/quantity small tables/wash stand/lady's swivel rocker/floral rocker/platform' rocker/RCA Victor TV/2 walnut end & step tables/2 prism lamps/picture frames/mirrors/odd chairs/oak carved. chair/pole - lamps/swag ' lamps/lawn mowers/appliances - large & small/kitchen uten- sils/8000 BTU air conditioner/and many more items of interest too numerous to mention. GLASS, CHINA & MISC.: large quantity of glass & china, pressed glass, cups b saucers. PROPRIETRESS: Pearl Campbell elladmQe, t.24JocerVei AUCTIONEERS, LIQUIDATORS, APPRAISERS 77 MAIN ST. • SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK IWO (519) 527-1458 18. Services available SCREENED TOP SOIL (for Lawns - Gardens - Flowers) ALSO •Crushed Stone *Crushed Road Gravel *Cement Gravel •Pit Run Gravel Backhoe Work LYLE MONTGOMERY 482-7644 evenings BO-JEN CARPENTRif FOR • CUSTOM BUILT HOMES • RENOVATIONS • ADDITIONS SEE BOB LANGENDbEN BOX 309 CLINTON PHONE 482-9720 SANDBLASTING Brick Homes ALSO: waterproofing painting All steel Work Air Hammer ARNOLD :..... STO-THERS . - R.R...6.. .. . GODERICH 529-7403 Custom Slaughtering and Processing hill Day (Anemia) ✓'V -VICRHER'S DASHWOOD 237-3677 SEAFORTH ANTIQUE COLLECTORS AUCTION to be held for Miss Ethel Beattie china and furniture to be sold on prominent resident of Seaforth who is offering by Public Auction a lifetime collection of antiques, glass & -• Saturday,June 2nd in the Seaforth Community' Centre at 9 a.m. Seaforth, 20 miles east of Goderlch on Hwy N8. Catalogue listing of approximately 800 items. ALSO offering her residence by auction at 3:00 p.m. Subject to reasonable reserve. Terms 10 down day of sale, balance in 30 days. PROPERTY: Approx one acre upon which stands this 2 storey. framel 4 bedroom house with aluminum siding, fireplace, full basetnent and all in excellent condition COLLECTIONS: 32 pieces Hen on Nest including milk glass. pressed, glass. colored glass. 130 piece pitchers Including approx 40 copper luster pieces, R S Prussia Royal Bayreuth. Flow Blue. splatter glass. End of Day 4 cranberry. Royal Doulton. 2 Basalt Collection of goblets - Westward Ho, Amber Daisy & Button, Daisy & Button, Thousand Eye, Pot, Bear. Mary Gregory and others, Collection of pl ters & plates - R S Pr ssia. Royal Doulton, Ambereno. Blue Sandwich glacs. 12 milk glass figure plates. Royal Bayreuth Ouee Victoria, Flow Blue, End of Day. frosted, Gollechon f salts & peppers: buttons. iron -stone, pottery, cups & saucers. brass & red wrought Iron IR" s � 1'. GLASS & CHINA: 12 place settings French Elite Limoges pattern Bridal Wreath. 2 satin glass biscuit barrels, prs of matching satin glass vases, 2 satin glass brides baskets, satin glass pear pink overlay cruet. 3 pc Garniture vases. 10 pc water glass set in Cornflower, 2 amber finger lamps • one with match holder sweetheart lamp, sandwich glass lamp with blue base. and other .11140146. lamps, pink lustre tea set, spun lace cranberry bawl quantity of �,, Wedgewood pieces, Mary Gregory pieces: amber bourbon pig �s bottle; ironstone wash set. brass candelabra. 1 small and 1 large brass Candlesticks, Fisherman figurine. figurines. 3 snuff boxes guitar trinket box, blue biscuit barrel, beer mugs, bottles. ambereno tooth pick holder ANTIQUES & FURNITURE: Oak Broadfoot & Box lady's roll top desk, cherry & birds -eye maple chest of drawers w matching 54 sleigh bed, tiger maple chest of drawers. butter nut bonnet chest butler nut Irish hutch, 12 pane pine flat -to -wall cupboard; 9 pc. oak dining room suite, 2 what -pots, Duncan Phyfe drop leaf table, maple 48" spoof bed; 54" spool bed; pine blanket boxes, rosewood bookcase, wash stands tiger maple can bottom chair, chair, chicken coop chairs, 4 bentwood chairs, 2 Windsor chairs. Lady s & Gent's walnut carved back chairs; cane bottomchairs, ladder back chairs, cedar chest, needle -point chairs. rosewood table; wicker fernery & other wicker pieces, quantity of bedding and table linen • Terms Cash: Viewing by appointment on Friday only ( �ir��ce i e AUCTIONEERS, LIOUIOATORS. APPRAISER4 77 MAIN Si • SEAFORTH ONTARIO NOK IWC) (519) 527-1450 AUCTIONEER NOTE: This will be one of the most outstanding offerings of Antiques, Glass, China & Furniture that we have the pleasure of Conducting. keep this flyer for future reference n 18. Services available SANDBLASTING AND BRICKCLEANING Free Estimates Contact WHITE'S SANDBLASTING - SERVICE W Ingham 357-3637 before 12 noon —18-23 CANADIAN POOLS SEAFORTH Chemicals, accessories, lawn furniture, bar- becues, parts. John Middegaal 527-0104 NORTH MAIN STREET Landscape Maintenance Services Professional •care for lawns, trees, and beds, formal and informal design. Major overhauls, garden reconstruction. call: 482-9475 TOWN and COUNTRY GARDEN SERVICE • Lawn Rolling • Gardens-Mod-- • ar.dens.Tillod..• New and old lawns tilled into a fine seed _,..Hour..Rliite.oc..Job, Pricam. J. POTTER R.R. 3, CLINTON PHONE 482-9290 JOHN KASSIES GENERAL CONTRACTING * Farm Buildings * Additions * Renovations Phone 482-3063 liallimmalammanimmms Goderich Twp. coundil 18. Services available 19. Notice to creditors i For Your LAWN CUTTING AND TRIMMING CALL 482-3551 Complete Custom Framing for needlepoint, crewel, photographs, oil pain- tings, etc. Regular or non -glare glass. Ready to hang, 48 hour service. Harold Tyndall 482-7409 CLINTON c sow ; D. an B. SHINGLING and PAINTING Free Estimates Phone 482-9347 J. Ft J. CARPENTRY John Ryan and John Peckitt 345-2055 482-7567 Architectural - and Mechanical DRAFTING 482-3586 CUSTOM GRASS CUTTING Rotary and Flail Mowers JOHN ALEXANDER 482-9904 21 - 24 ar. 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 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 7th day of May, 1979. MENZIES, ROSS Clinton, Ontario Solicitors for the Executors —19,20,21 • 22. Lost and found LOST: A black chihuahua with tan markings on chest, answering to the name of Nipper wearing a blue and red collar. Lost in the vicinity of Taylor's Corners near Goderich on Highway 8. Reward offered. Phone 482- 3802.-21 25. To give away WANTED - good farm home for blue tick hound. Phone 482-3411.-21 26. Births DEJONG Mr. and Mrs. Patrick D'eJong are pleased' to an- nounce the safe arrival of their son Patrick Gordon on May 10, 1979 at Clinton Public Hospital. A wee brother for Jennifer,-21nc TOONK =Peggyand-Ge""ral'd"Toonk of Palmerston are proud to Notice .to_credltars-�anounce the safe_ arrtval-of.._.. ...,nAlen -first » ti •-• then -first son, Daryl Robert, on May 12, 197-9 at L'istowet Memorial Hospital. Proud IN THE ESTATE OF grandparents are Mr. and BERNICE CUMING Mrs. Edwin Cooper • of HEARN, late of the Town ot; -tnton-'----and.' W.' and`' Mrs", Clinton' in the County of Gerrit Toonk of Palmer- . Huron, Housewife, deceased. • ston.-21nc _ ,, _. ALL persons Waving ,: - ' : . claims against the Estate of �- BOIJSSEY the above-named who died S.arrived Saturday, May 12, on the 25th day of parch, '19 at 2008 hotu-s weighing 8 1979, are required to ft`1e .full lb. 8.5 oz. My parents Bill particulars thereof with the and Joyce decided to call me undersigned on or before the Clayton William. Even 4th day of June, 1979i after though I arrived late, they which date the assets will be tell me the wait was worth it. distributed, having t+egard My proud grandparents are only to the claims of which Mr. and Mrs. R.J. Boussey of the undersigned shall then Clinton and Mr. and Mrs. have notice. '--.- Wm. Taylor of Varna.-21nc DATED at Clinton, Ontario, this 4th day of May, 27r Deaths 1979, MENZIES, flOSS Clinton, Ontario Solicitors for the Exec('{itors --19,20,21 G.WC it DRAINAGE CONTRACTORS FARM AND MUNICIPAL DRAINAGE PRECAST REINFORCED CONCRETE CATCH BASINS 8 Weldon Ave. CATCH BASINS PHONE Shop 473:2669 Gerry Res. 438-4392 Steve Goderich 524-7037 Arva, Ont. DRAINAGE PHONE Shop 473-2669 Gerry 438-439' Steve Goderich 524-7037 FARMERS For all your new farm buildings BIG OR SMALL!! Give Ray Lumbers Construction a Call Phone 482-3305 HENDRIK GELOK ELECTRIC ELECTRIC RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL TRAILER AND A.V. SERVICE QUALITY WORKMANSHIP AT A REASONABLE PRICE MAINTENANCE - NEW AND OLD INSTALLATIONS " PHONE 519-482-3700 HOUSE PLANS DRAWN to meet your requirements no obligation References for all previous projects Schaefer Residential Design Listowel 291-1449 PARSONS At the Queensway Nursing Home, Hensall, on Saturday, May 19, 1979, Almeda Martha Parsons (Fink- beiner), of Hibbert Twp., in her 87th year, Beloved wife of the late William Robert Parsons, Dear mother of Bob Parsons,of RR 2 Staffa. Also survived by one -sister, Mrs. Herb (Lillian) Jones of Hensall, and three grand- gi'iildren. Predeceased by five sisters, and two brothers. Rested at the Bonthron Funeral Home, Hensall, where funeral service was held on Tuesday, May 22 at 2 p.m. Interment Crediton Cemetery, Rev. Stan McDonald of- ficiating.-21nc MOODIE At the Clinton Public Hoslbital on Thursday, May 17, 1979, Thomas Stewart Moodie of 128 Princess Street West, Clinton and formerly of Norwich in his 68th year. Beloved husband of Margaret Moodie. Dear father of Mrs. Karen Richardson of Clinton; Linda (Mrs. Dennis Dajenais) of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan and Gordon of Stratford. Also survived by four sisters, Alma (Mrs, L. Mercer); Jenny (Mrs. H. Cameron), both of Peterborough, Isabel (Mrs. J. Swindelles) of Oshawa; Frances (Mrs. G. Beer) of Ottawa and two brothers; Robert of Norwich and William of Cayuga. Also loved by six grandchildren. Predeceased by one sister Evelyn (Mrs. Angus Bell). Rested at the Ball Funeral Home, 153 High Street, Clinton after 2:00 p.m. Friday until Saturday May 19, 1979 where the funeral service was held at 2:00 p.m. Interment in Clinton Cemetery.-2Inc 28. Engagements BROWN-TYNDALL Mr. and Mrs. Keith Tyndall, RR 1 Clinton are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter Cheryl to Murray Brown son of Mr, and Mrs. Sydney Brown, Calgary, Alberta. The marriage to 'take place on June 30 at 3:30 at the home of the bride's parents. -21x See plans for hall Following a special closed meeting with township council on several architects' presentations for a proposed township hall, on May 16, the Goderich Township Recreation Council held their regular open monthly meeting at the township office, Holmesville. Minutes of four separate meetings in- cluding a special budget regular April meeting, and a special tour day report were adopted as circulated. (Each 28. Engagements FRASER-FULCHER Mrs. Ruby Fulcher of Vanastra is happy to an- nounce the forthcoming marriage of her daughter, Kim Maureen, to David Jeffrey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fraser of RR 1 Brucefield, The wedding will take place Friday, June 29, 1979 in Wesley -Willis United Church, Clinton, at 6 p.m. -21x 30. In memoriam STEEP In loving memory of a dear father and husband Bill Steep who passed away three years ago May 24, 1976: His smiling way and pleasant face Are a pleasure to recall; He had a kindly word for each And died beloved by all. Some day we hope to meet him, Some day, we know not when, To clasp his hand in the better land, Never to part again. ' Always remembered by his family. -21 31. Card of thanks member of council ad in favour of building a rec council receives y township hall and sports mail a copy of the complex if it were located minutes during the next to the Holmesville month). public school. More land With regard to the would have to be pur- newsietter to the town- chased to carry out such ship residents, secretary an endeavour. Bob had Hazel McCreath reported done some research on that 690 letters had been his own by inquiring of mailed out at a cost of 4 the Board of Education to cents from Goderich, 5 see if they would use and cents from Clinton and maintain the new and Bayfield, totalling $37.54., better facilities. He felt An interested taxpayer, arrangements could be Bob Elliott, pointed out made. that /there are township Gerry " Ginn assured people in RR5, Clinton Bob that if they did this who did not receive the (buy more land) that newsletter as well as indeed it would cost the some others. taxpayers money. He felt Doug Yeo and Hazel that for much less pense, McCreath, the newsletter he could haul in con - committee, were siderable fill to the distressed to learn this proposed site to keep the and said they had let the future sewage disposal mailing procedure in the system free of spring hands of the post office problems - a problem Bob who must have was concerned about. overlooked the existing Further debate RR5 residents and others. followed, which was It is hoped this may be stimulating, challenging corrected in the future. and interesting! (The There were 26 township can feel for - responses to the swim- tunate to have such ming program which was people as these who care indicative that there was enough about their enough interest to township to get in - warrant a swim program volved!) again this summer. Doug The rec, committee will Yeo and Hazel McCreath study the questionnaires were nominated to at their next meeting. As finalize details for Gerry Ginn says, "Even swimming at Vanastra if' get only one idea Recreation Centre for from them, the July 2-13 in the mornings questionnaire idea was 9:30 - 11 a.m. worthwhile." Arrangements will be A' softball report made with Robert submitted by Pat Rivett, Sherwood busfor the secretary of the softball probable same route with committee, was read pick-up points as last indicating that there had year. This was highly been 70 softball successful last year. registrations made to As to the questionnaire date. about the proposed Marilyn Forbes ex - township hall which had pressed a collective been enclosed in the desire of approximately township . newsletter 20 womene who would like mailing, Bob Elliot was to form a softball team: palled . _that , only 27 - Gerry -Ginn" volunteered -. estionnaires were to take this matter to the s xered..i. and -.returned--- sof tllalPen mrriittee ti?5'see-� dough 690 had been if arrangements could be iled out. However, made for field time. ailrrnan_" G Gin,n,»°..;_� , t`r'y A -'special " meeting has d __the rest of his been arranged --- th THE COFFEE -MATES- qu morning unit of Ontario anu -Street 'Uni'ted-Chur�ch-�roultr ' ' like to thank all the people alt who,donated and_bought our ma Warps- : ,at- °;our', successful ie- garage .sale_ A very. special an thank you to Drs. Wood and Co Colquhoun for allowing us to the use their premises due to the poor weather. Thank you all. -21 mmittee assured Bobe chairman for Thursday, t the response is about May 24 at 8 p.m. when Miss Louise Marrat, field worker for Rural Development Outreach, will explain and discuss with the rec. committee a recreational study of the township which' will be conducted by university students and sponsored by the Kellogs Foun- dation. These students will conduct a survey making a catalogue of all existing public °'- and private recreational facilities available. Also, they will talk to the people to learn their recreational interests. This should put a finger on the pulse of the community where we will learn if improvements need to be made. The meeting adjourned late in the evening after a busy yet stimulating session. THOMSON The family of the late Samuel Warren Thomson would like to ,express a sincere thanks to relatives, neighbours and friends for their expressions of ' sym- pathy, prayers, donations floral tributes and cards during our recent loss of a dear father and grandfather. Special thanks to Rev. R. McMullen, pallbearers, flowerbearers, the UCW and the Westlake Funeral Home. Your kindness will always be remembered and ap- preciated. The Thomson Family. -21 COUTTS The family of the late Mrs. Lavina Coutts wish to thank the Seaforth Community Hospital; Kilbachan Nursing Horne, Doctors, nurses, Rev. Duke, Rev. Roberts, pallbearers, flowerbearers, neighbours, friends and relatives. Thanks to those who sent flowers, cards, donations to the Heart and Cancer funds. Special thanks to R.S. 'Box Funeral Home and the Friendship Circle for serving lunch. Marian, Donald, Ross and Glenn Coutts. -21 par for the course, just about an average return. As Gerry says, "Nobody gets upset or excited about anything until it hits on his or her personal pocketbook". In response to the question, "do you want a township hall?" there were 18 "yes" answers, 8 "no's" and 1 undecided. Bob Elliot attended the rec meeting because he was mainly interested in the proposed township hall and wished to add weight to his question- naire ' answers. He criticized the wording of it saying he felt the average resident knew too little about the subject to answer the questions properly. The rec. committee agreed to this but in- dicated they had con- ducted a public meeting last year which, as often is the case in such en- deavours, is poorly at- tended. Also regular columns appear in the local papers yet some people fail to read them. Bob Elliot also proposed that he would be ,/Lali%:+ill We have been instructed to sell by Public Auction valuable property. The sale to take place on the premises at the hour of 6:30 in the evening of Tuesday, the 29th day of May 1979 the lands known as part lot 13, concession 1 In the Village of Kippen, County of Huron. The Purchaser shall pay to the Vendor's agent at the time of the sale by way of deposit '2,000.00 by cash or by certified cheque, on or before the 22nd day of June 1979. Adlustments are to be made as of the date of closing. The Purchaser shall search title at his own qx- pense. On the premises Is said to be erected a 40' x 60' metal clad building, consists of 5 building lots of 100' x 150' each. Highway location and has possibilities for com- mercial value. Inspection of the property may be had from 5:30 In the evening on the day of sale. Further particulars and conditions of sale may be had from Mr. Brute Rathwell (519) 327-1458. d4Joce'aie‘i AUCTIONEERS. LIQUiDATORS. APPRAISERS 77 MAIN ST. • SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK IWO (519) 527-1458 Hullett happenings Grade 7 Trip On Friday, May 18, the grade 7 class went to the Hullett Conservation Area. The trip included a cook -out and a visit to the heroney in the morning. Then in the afternoon they went orienteering with compasses. The day was educational and enjoyed by all. Rural Voice visitor On Monday, May 14, Rhea Hamilton from the Rural Voice in Blyth came to our school. She interviewed three pupils in 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7. She asked the pupils their names and many questions about living on a farm. These interviews will be in the June ad- dition of Rural Voice. Grade 8 visitor On Thursday May 17, a 'representative from the Ministry of Natural Resources came to our school and talked to the grade eights about fishing and different types of fish. Near the end of the visit, the pupils disected some of the fish. After he left, the pupils talked about the different parts and sections. The visit Was part of the grade 8's' Science course of study. 1