HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1952-01-17, Page 5CLINTON SQUADRON, RCAFA,
APPOINTED COMMITTEES
At the first meeting of Clinton
Squadron, Goderich Wing, of the
Royal Canadian Air Force As-
sociation, in the Canadian Legion
rooms Tuesday evening, three
committees were appointed: Ways
and Means committee: Don Sym-
ons, chairman; Les Henderson and
James Cooper; Membership Com-
mittee, Hal Hartley, chairman;
Gordon Herman and Cain Proc-
tor; Refreshments Committee,
Andre Deseck. Officers of the
Goderich Wing are all Clinton
men for this year, and are anx-
ious to organize a strong, squad-
ron in Clinton. S/I. G. J. Bury,
R and CS, Clinton RCAF, ad-
dressed' the squadron.
Cards of Thanks
Artificial Ice Plant
For Lions Arena '
To Be Probed
Clinton, Lions Chib is investi-
gating the possibility of installing
artificial ice in Clinton Lions
Arena.
Realizing that schedules could
not be maintained under natural
ice conditions, members of the
Club, at their dinner meeting in
St. Paul's Parish Hall last week,
appointed a special committee to
investigate the matter.
This committee consists of
president Lorne 3, Brown and the
three vice-presidents — (G, B,
Beattie, Dr, R. M.• Aldii and R.
S. Macaulay—and also W. E. Per-
clue and R. Athey.
It must report back not later
than March 1.
The Club donated $50 to the
pre-Christmas party for the child-
ren, and $50 to the Christmas
Seals Campaign. It also spent
$43.20 on capes and belts for
school boy monitors assisting the
police.
Dr. J. A. Addison was appoint-
ed chairman of the Easter Seals
campaign for crippled children.
Arrangements were completed
for holding the Skating Carnival
in the Arena Friday evening.
0. W. Montgomery, Huron
agricultural representative, and
Wilfred Parker, of Par-Knit
Hosiery Limited, were inducted
as members, those taking part in
the ceremony, being R. Y. Hat-
tin, chairman, Membership Com-
mittee, Past President Frank
Fingland, and Deputy District
Governor Hugh R. Hawkins.
In the absence of President
Lorne Brown in Florida, first
vice-president G. B. Beattie was
chairman.
Second vice-president Dr. R.
M. Aldis will have charge of the
next meeting of the Club on
January 22, when "Burns Night"
will be celebrated, with Rev. R.
G. McMillan, Goderich, as guest
speaker.
Miss Gloria Palmer
Meets Dr. Johnson
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Miss Gloria Palmer attended a
coffee party on the evening of
3a/wary 9, at the home of Pro-
fessor Sipherd, University of
Western Ontario, where she had
the pleasure of meeting and chat-
ting with Dr. Edward Johnson,
former manager of the Metropol-
itan Opera Company, New York.
Miss Palmer is singing the
Cherubin Aria from "The Mar-
riage of Figaro" at ConvocItion
Hall, University of Western On-
tario, on January 20.
BIRTHS
LITTLE—In Clinton, Puhlie Hese
pital, on Friday, January 11,
1952, to Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Little, Londesboro, a daughter,
McBRIDE — In Mrs, Farwell's
Nursing Horne, Zurich, on Sate
urday, January 12, 1952, to Mr.
and Mrs. Bert McBride, R, R,
1, Zurich, a son (Ronald Al-
bert), a brother for Gail, and
Judith Arm.
NEWLAND—In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Sunday, January
13, 1952, to, Dr, and Mrs. P.
M. Newland, a daughter.
MARRIAGES
SINCLAIR-STURDEVANT — In
Central Methodist Church, De-
troit, Mich., on Wednesday,
December 26, 1951, by Dr. E.
Shurley Johnson; assisted by
Rev, Arthur Sinclair, Marion
Wilma, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, Haven H. Sturdevant,
Three Mile Drive, to Norman
Arthur Sinclair, son of Rev.
Arthur and Mrs. Sinclair,
Windsor, formerly of Hensall.
SCHILBE-COLE—In St. James'
Anglican Church, Goderich
Township, on Saturday, January
12, 1952, by Rev. H. 3. E. Webb,
Doris Edna, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver Cole, R. R. 3,
Clinton, to Albert Alvin Henry
Schilbe, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Schilbe, R. R. 1, Dash-
wood.
DEATHS
GREGG—At his home in Cal-
gary, Alta., on Wednesday,
January 16, 1952, S. G. Gregg,
formerly of Fordwich, beloved
husband of Edith Penhal and
uncle of Mrs. H. C. Wilson,
Clinton. Interment in Calgary.
WALLIS—At Westport, Conn., on
Thursday, January 10, 1952,
Abigail Mary Stewart, beloved
wife of Fred"J. Wallis, in her
50th year.
BABY CHICKS
.BRAY HAS CHICKS, immediate
:ehipment. Some started; pullets,
mixed, Size up your needs, ask
us for price list on wide choice.
'Get good chicks for 1952—Bray
Chicks.. Agent, Mrs. Alex Pat-
erson, Brucefield,
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE ,
ARE YOU THINKING l,of build-
ing a home. A number of fine
lots for sale, Leonard G. Winter,
Real Estate, phones; business
'448, residence 5993. 7-btfb
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FISH AND CHIP BUSINESS for
sale. Good yearly turnover.
Buildings, two lots, equipment,
;and gas pumps included in sale.
'Wonderful spot for a dine and
,dance, L. G. Winter, Real Estate,
,Business Broker,
THRIVING BAKERY, Building,
'business, trucks, will sell separ-
.ate or would be interested in
:farm trade. Other business trade
listed with me—restaurants, gas
station, tourist camps. Leonard
.0. Winter. 38-b-tib
CLOTHING FOR SALE
'ONE SEAL COAT, Size 16, in
good condition. Only worn two
seasons. Phone 325. 3-b
CORDWOOD WANTED
SIX DOUBLE CORDS HARD-
wood. Will accept five-inch limbs
and up, if priced right. Wood to
be cut by March 1. Please state
price at farm. Box "3”, Clinton
News-Record. 2-3-p
Imployment Wanted Female
YOUNG GIRL wishes employ-
ment lit Clinton. Waitress, or
factory work. Box "a", Clinton
News-Record. 3-p
TART-TIME WORK WANTED,
Lady seeks ..two or three days'
work per week. Had several
years' experience in departmental
store, both in sales and office
work. Box "R", Clinton News-
Record.' 3-p
Employment Wanted—Male
TWO EXPERIENCED WOOD-
cutters went full time work cut-
ting logs and cord Weed. H. E,
Flanigan, R.R, 5, London, Ont.
'3-p
FARMS FOR SALE
PROM 50 TO 117 ACRE FARMS.
Conlidential information. Leon,.
rend, G. Winter, Veal Estate,
phonte: business 448, reeklence
5993. 5-btfb
GRASS FARM, 100 ACRES, lot
15, concession 5, Hullett. Thome
Carbert; R.R. 1, Clinton, phone
Clinton 801t21, or /a/nee Phelan,
R.R. 2, Blyth, phene Elyth 31r9.
13-15-ptial
'FURNITURE REFINISHING
MR PIANO, FIJANTTUIIE, Ant)
radio eithiriet refinishing and ree
3afting, see W. G. Pickett, Box
$51, Clinton, • 2-3-ri
llomenlosor*
ROXY THEATRE
CLINTON,
Now playing (Jan, 17-10
"TULSA" In Technicolor, with
Susan Hayward & Robt, Preston
MON., TUES., WED. (Jan. 21-28)
"STARLIFT"
There are eters galore in this
musical drama, the story of
"Operation Starlift", that brings
cheers to the hearts of the fight-
ing men. — Doris Day, Gordon
MacRae, Virginia Mayo and
Ruth Roman
THUR, FRI., SAT. (Jan, 2440)
Clark Gable, Maria Elena Mar-
ques, John Efocliek and Adolphe
Menjou, — A new and wonder-
ful Technicolor adventure, a year
in the making and with a cast
of thousands, brings you all the
thrills of the rugged west,
"Across the Wide
Missouri"
Coming: (Jan. 28-30) "TERESA"
A. film you must see:
NOTICE
Beginning January
1952 my office will
close Monday, Wed-
nesday and Friday
evenings.
W. A. Oakes M.D.
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SAWS
PARK THEATRE
GODERICH—phone 1150
Now "ACROSS THE WERE
MISSOURE"
In Technicolor with Clark Gable
MON., TUES., WED.
Stewart Granger - Pier Angel
George Saunders
Dramatic photography and a
sterling cast transform an en-
thralling story into a vivid and
exciting screen treat
"The Light Touch"
THUR., FRI., SAT.
Lucille Ball - John Agar
Patricia Medina
In Technicolor—Comedy with a
new twist, in which flights of
fancy find a bewitching niteans
of transportation.
"The Magic Carpet"
Coming: "I'LL SEE YOU IN MY
DREAMS" -- Doris Day and
Danny Thomas
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CALL
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CAPITAL THEATRE
GoRnavit — Phone 47
Now: oTog .BARgtv(Yr MAID,. A/Arp, Robert thintenings
and Ctheeolor
MON., TUES., WED.
Barbara Stanwyck - Joseph
Cotton - Leslie Caron
A first-rate east brings to life
the incidents and characters that
made up the life of indigent, but
famous Edgar Allan Poe
"Man With a Cloak"
THUR., SAT,
Gene Autry - Gail Davis
and Frankie Darro
In which Gene ties in with a •
military school and leads the
cavalry cadets on a triumphant
ride,
"Sons of New Mexico"
Coming: "Abbott a n d Costello
Meet the Invisible Man"
at the Park
CAR HAYES
EZE-CHANGE
All-Aluminum
Combination
STORM WINDOWS
and SCREENS
of All-Canadian Better Quality
Materials
12-24 months to pay
2 weeks' delivery
Estimates and Demonstration
Given With No Obligation
Also ORNAMENTAL IRON
RAILINGS
Box "W"
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You Will Spend Eternity! !—Where?
If every living person knew what every departing SOUL
DISCOVERS—EVERYONE would be SAVED TODAY.
"It is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the
judgment."—Heb. 9:27.
"For whosoever shall call on the name of the Lord, shall
be saved."--Romans 10 : 13
CHAS FULLER, Box 123. Los Angeles, 53—TUNE IN—ABC
Network Sundays 4.00 p.m. EST
ALL SAWS FILED,
JOINTED,, SET,
RE-TOOTHED,
To Any Size.
Precision work by power
machinery
Earl Doucette
Queen and John Sts.—Clinton
One block east of Hospital
CEMENT
Contractors
CEMENT
BUILDING
and`
CHIMNEY
BLOCKS
Built and Repaired
GUY IVES and SONS
Phone Carlow 1612
36-ptfb
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Clinton Horticultural Society
ANNUAL MEETING
Agricultural Office, Clinton
Tuesday, Jan. 22
at 8 1.m.
EVERYBODY WELCOME
Pictures of Clinton Gardens will be shown
'Fees for 1952 are now due ;
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Annual
JANUARY SALE
Down go the prices still lower. These articles must be
sold; at prices far, below cost price.
WINTER OVERCOATS . . 22.50, 35.00 and 49.50
MEN'S SUITS 25.00, 39.50 and 49.50
Station Wagon Coats .... • .. 15.95 to 29.50
Socks, ankle or regular length . 39c, 69c, 99c, $1.50
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DRESS SHIRTS Doeskin SHIRTS Work Sweaters
2.98 2.95 Cardigan 2.95
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Boys' Breeches I 'White Nylon' I Boys' Pants
3.75 pr. i Gloves 75c pr. 3.50 4.50 i
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WORK SHIRTS ' STANFIELD'S and
Salt-n-Pepper PENMAN'S
89c each Uts1DERWEAR
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BOYS' PARKAS BOYS' STATION WAGON COATS
BOYS' BOMBER JACKETS BOYS' SURCOATS
Pickett Campbell
ARROW SHIRTS STETSON HATS
PHONE 25 (opposite the theatre) CLINTON
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Men's and Boys'
UNDERWEAR Clearance
$1.00 per garment
We wish to thank sincerely all
those who sent us gifts and cards
during our recent illnesses. —
GEORGE and ELEANOR PICOT.
MR,. AND MRS. WILFRED
HEARD, Bayfield, wish to thank
the neighbours, Trinity Club and
all who were so kind to them
when Mrs. Heard was ill, Also
special thanks to the Reverend
and Mrs. Webb, and to Dr.
Oakes of Clinton. 3-b
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Castle, Mr.
and Mrs. James Livermore wish
to express their sincere thanks to
kind friends and neighbors for
their sympathy and kindness
shown during their ,recent sad
bereavement in the death of Mrs.
Herbert Castle. 3-b
Flowers
Telegraphed
Anywhere
K. C. COOKE
— FLORIST —
Phone 66W
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Police Warning
to Property Owners
Property owners are hereby warned not
to part with money to strangers who call and
estimate for repairs required to their property
until such repairs are carried out to the
owner's satisfaction and at a specified cost
in writing.
(Signed) JOSEPH FERRAND
Chief of Police
Clinton, January 9, 1952 2-3-b
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January Specials
Here are a couple of real "buys":
.012 Pails
Reg. .95 for .85
BEATTY ELECTRIC IRONER
— Reg. $239 for $175
Hugh R. Hawkins
Hardware; Plumbing and Heating
Eavestroughing Sheet Metal Work A. Heel° Furnaces
alANU,ARY VI, 1052
CLINTON .11EWEeRECOEI)
PAGE PPM
News-Record. Classified Adlets BringQuick Results
LAUNDRY
SHIRTS LAUNDERED, 18 cents
each, Wightman's apartment,
above Ruby and 13111'4 Snack Bar. 3-p
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
NINE CHOICE'PIGS. Bert I3oyes
phone Clinton ai)5. 3-b
THREE HEIFERS, will freshen
right away. Phone 633r13.
3-b
ELEVEN LITTLE PIGS, six
weeks old, James Cox, phone
Clinton 903r34. 3-p
YOUNG DURHAM COW, due to
freshen in a month; two head
yming cattle. Zanies East, phone
Clinton 807r6. 3-p
'THREE-ROOMED APARTMENT,
,partly heated. Will rent either
-furnished or unfurnished. In
.Brucefield. Phone 625r14,
3-p
FREE THERMOMETER — Plus
cash at your farm for dead or
disabled horses or cows. Phone
eolleet, Seaforth 655r2. William
Stone Sons, Limited. 43tbf
ALL OLD HORSES AND DEAD
animals. If suitable for mink feed
will pay more than fertilizer
Prices. Harlot, will pay fertilizer
prices. If dead, phone at once.
Phone collect, Gilbert Bros. Mink
Ranch, 936r21 or 1136r32, Gode-
rich. 2btfb
FOR SALE: NEW IDEA Side
Rakes, 'Tractor Mowers, Spread-
ers, New and used tractors and
equipment, Forage Harvesters,
Weed Sprayers, Manure Loaders,
Hammermills, Pumps and Stable
Equipment, Booms, Wagon Un-
loaders, Gibson • Refrigerators,
Stoves, etc. See us last, it pays.
New Idea Distributors, Goderich,
phone Carlow'2821. 3-4-5-p
ARTIFICIAL SERVICE at reduc-
ed rates from 'the licensed Grow-
ing Co-operative Association
from Holstein, Jersey, Ayrshire,
Guernsey, Hereford, Beef and
Dual Purpose Shorthorns. Bulls
of top quality. Life membership
$25. Members $5 per cow. Non-
members $6 per cow. Waterloo
Cattle Breeding Association, R.R.
1, Waterloo. For service contact
Charles Brandon, Clinton. Phone
633r5 before 10 a.m.
45-47-tbf
-Classified Rates
CASH RATE (If Wei by
Wednesday follewing date of 14-
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dnser•tiint .(minimum 50 Pent,a)i
subsequent Insertions 'Ilk cents et
Word (nMnimann. 35 .cerias)•, 15
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DEADLINE—l2
CHARGED---15 cents eiitee,
DEADLINE—la neon, Wednes-
ACCOMMODATION
FOR RENT
'THREE ROOMS, FURNISHED,
?heated. Phone 463M, 2-b
.ROOM TO RENT, centrally lo-
cated. Two gentlemen preferred.
Phone Clinton. 295. 3-p MISCELLANEOUS
CRESS CORN SALVE 'for sure
relief, 'Your Druggist sells Cress
Wart Remover—leaves no'k scars.
3-b
A HEATED APARTMENT FOR
.rent in Seaforth. Elderly couple
preferred. Dr. E. A. McMaster,
aSeaforth. 3-4-p
LARGE DOWNTOWN APART-
anent in Seaforth, 50x28 feet, two
,bedrooms, automatic, heating/ re-
-frigerator, garage. Available Feb-
„ruary 15, Apply Dr. J, A. Munn.
.2thf
,SELF - CONTAINED, HEATED
-apartment, recently re-decorated,
-modern, kitchen and bathroom,
.bedroom, large living .room.
-Phone Seaforth 41 or 364, or
iwriie Huron Expositor, Seaforth.
2-3-x
'ARTICLES FOR SALE
.SUNSHINE BABY CARRIAGE,
complete with runners, in' „ex-
cellent condition. Phone 163R.
3-b
,ONE USED APEX ELECTRIC
washing machine with new motor,
_an good condition. Phone 692M.
3-p
t GASOLINE WASHING Machine;
'one african gander; 10 six-months
,old pullets. Goderich 932r15.
3-4-5-p
-ONE SEVEN-PIECE SOLID OAK
dining room suite; one antique
rocking 'chair; one pair of velour
drapes. Phone 49IW. 3-b
'•AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
:1940 HUDSON SIX FOR SALE.
Good condition all throughout.
:Phone 585 after 7 p.m. 3-11
BABY SITTING
,ANYONE WISHING ,A BABY
sitter for evenings, please contact
-Barbara McMichael, phone Clin-
ton 499R. 3-p —
NOTICE
NO TRESPASSING OR HUNT-
mg—Persons found trespassing or•
hunting on Lot 14 and 15, Bay-
field Line, Goderich Township,
will be prosecuted. By order—
G. Turner. 3-4-5-b
PROPERTY FOR SALE
SIX-ROOMED FRAME HOUSE
and barn, lots 211 and ..212 in
Hensall. Apply Albert" Walff,
Box 666, Goderich. 2-btfb
WHY PAY RENT? Immediate
possession, three-bedroom house,
full basement, hardwood floors,
three-piece bath, heavy wiring,
low taxes. $1500 down. Asking
$5500. 137 James Street. Write
F/S K. E. Saddlemyre, RCAF
Station, North Bay. 2tfb
SIX-ROOMED Bungalow, one
three-piece bathroom, one two-
piece bathroom, full ?basement,
small attic, oil-.burning furnace,
fully automatic; two lots, small
barn. $5,000, with $3,000 down.
A bargain if there ever was one.
Possession December 1 or possib-
ly before. Three-and-a-half bloces
from centre of town. L. G. Win-
ter, Real Estate and Business
Broker, Clinton; Business phone
448; residence 599-3. 39-tbf
SMALL HOLDING for the fam-
ily that wants to retire; four bed-
rooms, double living room, dining
room. kitchen, heavy wiring, full
basement, good furnace, pressure
system, double garage; one sere
of land, more optional; two miles
from Clinton on good read. L.
G. Winter, Real Estate and Busi-
ness Broker, Clinton, business
phone 448; residence 599-3.
40-tfb
PIANOS FOR SALE
NEWCOMBE UPRIGHT PIANO.
C. M. Shearing, Gibbings Street,
evenings. 3-b
PIANO TUNING
YOUR PIANO carefully tuned.
Just call 0. W. Cox at Clinton
550R. 43tfb
25 YEARS' EXPERIENCE with
Sherlock-Manning Pianos Limit-
ed; tuning and repairing; all work
guaranteed. E. C. Nickle, phone
Clinton 330J. 20-21-ptfb
TENDERS WANTED
SECOND-HAND PIANO. Must
be in good shape. State price
delivered to S. S. 2, Hullett.
Bernard A. Tighe, secretary-
treasurer. 3-p
TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED
until February 15, for ten cords
of 12" hardwood to be delivered.
to S.S. 1, Hullett, before August
1, 1952. Ross McGregor, R.R. 2,
Seaforth. 2-3-p
TENDERS will be received by
the undersigned up until Febru-
ary`' 16, for New Boiler, complet-
ely installed in Blyth Public
School. Tender to be quoted for
both blower coal with stoker, or
Oil, to be completely euternetie.
Inatallatiort to' commence July 2,
and to be completed - in July,
1952. Information may be ob-
tained from any Member of the
l3lyth School' Board or the under-
signed. Lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted. Signed --
Bernard Hall, secretary, Elyth.
Ont. 3-b
WOOD WANTED
TWO OR Tiintt CORDS, green
toeclewood, beech or hard maple,
body Wood, T. S. Yelland, Bice-
tee,
HELP WANTED
eovisra MA TO tinAtti AS Op FOR SALE
elemnau, 13right future assured ONE-FO
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anbitiotta fellow, Bolt "Z", NeWse and beeth mixed. Phone 55r23.
teeord, 3-0 :SWIM, 3eb