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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1952-09-18, Page 5FORMER CLINTON MINISTER COMING HOME FROM S.A. Now Playing (Sept. 18-20) "THE LADY FROM TEXAS" In Technicolor — with TNIt°7011: greeo'slieWgetrkInhIgTenshenricWolaoyr Mona Freeman & Howard Duff with Virginia Mayo ROXY THEATRE PARK TI- FATRE 1 CLINTON GODERICH—Phone 1150 4o-•-•-41-•-•-• -1-4.4-4-4^•-•-•-111-1114-40-•-•-•-•- Gordon R. Hearn Optometrist Huron St. — Clinton On Friday Each Week *PHONE 69 vslivi.r.poovwdne.P.ro#,•~04.104.0#4.4.4•04.. 1 magmas some Get There Safely! CALL 1 1 0 ASHTON'S TAXI Ontario St. Girls' Club September Meeting The Girls' Club of Ontario Street United Church held its meeting on Thursday, September 11, at the church with Mrs. Mervyn Batkin, president, presided. The meeting was opened with a hymn. Miss Sybil Courtice took charge of the devotional, Minutes were read by Mrs, Alvin Lobb and the treasurer's report was given by Miss Emma. Plumsteel. "Mrs. Carman McPherson took charge of the program. Current events were given by Miss Eleanor Plumsteel. The speaker of the evening, Mrs. Clifford Epps, gave a very inter- esting talk on the fall planting of bulbs, A sing-song followed which was enjoyed by all present. The meeting closed with the Mizpah benediction. Lunch was served by Mrs. McPherson and Miss Rena Piekett's group. Cards of Thanks Thank you to all my friends who were so kind while I was a patient in Clinton Public Hospi- tal; to those who called, sent flowers, treats• and cards, and the nurses for their kindness.—MRS. MARY SPARLING. 38-b MRS. EDITH STURDY wishes to thank all those' who were so thoughtful and kind in sending flowers and cards while she was in Clinton Public Hospital. Thanki, also to the hospital staff and Dr. Newland. 38-p 4404ia', There is a Beattie Service every fam- ily can afford with economy -a n d pride. tattie gilutterat 4-•-•-•-•-*4-•-•-•-•••••-•-•-•-•-•-+11-40-41-10-• FARM FOR SALE 50 Acres in Wawanosh Good land, 5 acres of bush, close to school, six room house, bank barn with new aluminum roof, hydro in house and barn. Farm to be sold to close estate. For further information contact PRANK DONNELLY, Goderich 36-7-8-b 41-04-4.4-4-41-4.4-10-10-4-,44-4-11-4-4-4-iro-•-• • IMIOIMMIONIMon•=1.1•••10.11.11111MIIIMNIMMOMONIMMINION.O.M11.11.11.41 HALLADAY, ROBINSON & C Ambulance roil We Carry: 31-31L GENERAL ELECTRIC HOTPOINT MOTOROLA FLEETWOOD RCA VICTOR SPARTON ELECTROHOME ADDISON-NORGE "ALL SALES BACKED WITH EXPERT SERVICE' 4-4444444-4-4,-+#44-44.4-4-4-.4+•-4.-,+++++4444-444-.4- Radio and Television "Clinton's Only Recoed Bar" Ontario Hydro's $300 Million Project Progressing Timber form for No. 3 draft tube is shown in place waiting for concrete to be poured. This is one of the seven draft tube forms which are part of the first stage of the $300 million Sir Adam Beck-Niagara Generating Station No. 2. At the right can be seen the cofferdam structure holding back the rushing waters of the Niagara River as workmen proceed on the placing of the draft tubes and the 592-foot steel penstocks. Over a quarter-of-a-million tons of rock were blasted from the 300-foot cliff face prior to work proceeding on this phase of the powerhouse' structure. This projett was visited recently by newsmen from Western Ontario. ' 4 / a i ls 7 y r ev"...? a , • 7 12A A it, 71, Charles Fuller — 123 Los Angeles, Calif. — Tune in ABC Network Sundays, 4 p.m. (EDST) c/Wcieehi6e0 Tatnispiy, SEPTEMEETt 10, 1952 =vox nn,izcono PAWN VIsrg BIRTHS AMIRAULT—In Clinton Public Hospital, on. Monday, September 15, 1952, to Mr. and Mra. Bern- ard Amitauit, Clinton, a, son, COOK—In Alexandra. Hospital, Ingersoll, on Sunday, September 14, 1952, to Mr. and Mrs, John Cook (nee Lola Herd), a daugh- ter. GREY—In Clinton Public Hospit- al on Wednesday, September 17, 1952, to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Grey, Blyth, a daoghter, KELLY—In Arvida, Quebec, on Tuesday, September 9, 1952; to Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Kelly, arv- Ida, Quebec, a daughter, Karen Louise. MIDDLETON—In Clinton Public Hospital, on Friday, September 12, 1952, to Mr. and Mrs, Ross Middleton, Bayfield, a daughter SHANAHAN—In Clinton Public Hospital, on Saturday, Septem- ber 13, 1952, to Mr. and Mrs. John Shanahan, London, a son, SMITH—In Clinton Public Hospit- al, on Wednesday, September 17, 1952, to Mr. andeMrs. Thomas Smith, London, a daughter. TURNER—In Clinton Publid Hos- pital, on Wednesday, September 17, 1952, to Mr. and Mrs. How- ard Turner, Clinton, a daughter. DEATHS GRAY—At his home, 360 Ridge- way, Edgewater, St. Joseph, Mich., on Wednesday, Septern- - ber 10, 1952, Atty. Luman H. Gray, beloved husband of Mary Louis Harper, in his 48th year. Private funeral service in Lud- ington cemetery, on Thursday, September 11. 0 Rev. B. F. Andrews, who was minister of St. Andrew's Pres- byterian Church, Clinton, prior to Rev. D. J. Lane's ministry, plans to make his home in Barrie. Three years ago, he left his ministry with the Presbyterian Church, Alliston, and he and his family have lived in South Am- erica since then, doing mission- ary work in Suddie, British Guiana. Rev. Mr, Andrews will return to Canada in November. Mrs. Andrews, who arrived with her children, in New York on Wednesday, August 13, is teaching at a school south 'of Barrie. Heather, their elder dau- ghter is attending Barrie District Collegiate Institute. O Wesley-Willis Church Goodwill Club Meets The Goodwill Club of Wesley- Willis Church resumed its activit- ies after the summer recess by meeting at the home of Miss W. O'Neil on Tuesday evening Sept- ember 9. The meeting was in charge of the president, Miss W. O'Neil. Miss M. Torrance played the piano. A hymn followed by the Lord's Prayer in unison opened the meeting. The scripture les- son was read by Miss W. Cook. The minutes were read by the secretary, Miss M., Steer* and the financial report given by the treasurer Miss L. Walkinshaw. A solo "Bless This House" sung by Mrs. D. Andrews, accompanied by Mrs. Vincent was enjoyed. The roll call was answered by "The biggest thrill enjoyed during the holidays." Mrs. M. Steepe gave a talk on the "Life of Queen Victoria." Mrs. Andrews fav- oured with another solo "God Understands". Mrs. F, Fingland gave a most interesting talk and showed picturers on her recent trip to Prince Edwrd Island, in- cluding a visit to L. M. Montgom- ery's "Green Gables?'" A hymn followed by the Mizpah Benediction 'closed the meeting after which some sewing was giv- en, out with Miss I. Walkinshaw in charge. A social hour was then enjoyed. 0 Clinton WI The Clinton Women's Institute will meet on Thursday afternoon, September 25, at 2.30, in the Ag- riculture Board Room. The roll call will be answered by "An Amusing Incident, that happened on your bus trip". The topic will be "Home Economics and Health" by Mrs. W. S. R. Holmes. The motto (first verse of the Mary Stewart Collect) will be given by Mrs. C. Nelson. The pro- gram: Mrs. M. Crich and Mrs. T. Deeves. Hostesses: Mesdames E. Brown, M. Batkin, E. Radford, C. Venner, T, Deeves and F.. Layton, Chartered Accountant5 Box No. "E" CLINTON NEWS-RECORD Cop.1951 ctspnloon As..., Wise Willie Whipple Shops the easy way By following the classified Each and every cloy. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES — 'business trades listed: restaurants, agas stations, tourist camps, groc- sery stores; one Main St. build- ing. L. G. Winter, Real Estate; 'Thomas Steep, salesman. 30.-tfb CLOTHING FOR SALE -RED WOOL SUIT, in good con- sdition, size 14, for short person. "Tweed fall coat, in eXcellent con- ,dition, size 16, perfect for' school girl. Phone Clinton 454W. 38-b CUSTOM WORK -WILL DO CUSTOM SILO Filling. Apply Charles Brandon, phone Clinton 633r5, or 363. 37-p FARM PRODUCE FOR SALE -:TOMATOES AND CUCUMBERS for sale. All kinds. James Ed- 'wards, James St. 38-b ;FIVE ACRES OF GOOD CORN for sale, Fit for silo. Apply to Charles Houghton. Phone Clin- aton 902r11, 38-p FARMS FOR SALE ' FROM 50 TO 117 ACRE FARMS. Confidential information. Leon- ard G. Winter, Real Estate, phones: business 448, residence li99J. 5-'btib 1150 ACRES QF LAND on con- •tession 13, lot 9, Hullett Town- : ship. This is the estate of the late Reece Ferris and is loeated .six miles south east of Blyth. Apply at farm, E. S. Knechtel, :executor. 37-8-b FURNITURE FOR SALE -USED, "THOR" Electric Wash- ing Machine (cheap). Apply at Clinton News-Record. 38-p ADMIRAL REFRIGERATOR, size "772. New on May 3, 1952. Under new guarantee. Must sell, to re- place with larger model. 13 a x "C" Clinton News-Record. 38-p FURNITURE REFINISHING Y'OR PIANO, FURNITURE AND 'radio cabinet refinishing and re- pairing, see We G. Pickett, Box `351, Clinton. 37-8-9,40-p FRUIT FOR SALE ELBERTS PEACHES, Bartlett Peers, tree ripened, market price. ring containers. Goverilodk Or- chard, half a mile north of Forest on Blue Water Highway'. • FARM IMPLEMENTS forIALE -USED INTERNATIONAL CORN 'binder, on ribber. Good working condition, Apply Rey F, Pepper, "Staforth, phone Clinton 615r5. 38-p LIVESTOCK WANTED WANTED, OLD HORSES AND, deed tattle, Gilbert Brag. Minki Gederieh, 'Phone ,telleet,, 5 9tIer12, et 93021. . 9Aptfb 'HELP WANTED,—Femaie WAITRESS-aEXPERIENCE NOT essential, Apply to 13artliff Bros., Phone 1, 35-tfb GIRL WANTED s for laundry- work. No experience necessary, 48-hour week, Good wages, Phone Clinton 312 preferred, or at Clinton Laundry. 37-8-b KITCHEN HELP WANTED at Commercial Hotel, Clinton. Wages $22 for 43-hour week, with meals, Phone 297, Clinton, 38-b LIVESTOCK FOR' SALE 24 PIGS, SIX WEEKS OLD. One Hereford and Durham heifer carrying second calf, due in three weeks. William Jenkins, phone Clinton, 802r21. 38-p GUERNSEY CALVES for veal- ing, Also one grade heifer, fresh. R. W. (Bert) Oibbings, Phone Clinton 633r15. 38-p HOLSTEIN BULL CALF, suitable for vealing. Also, one purebred Yorkshire boar, of serviceable -age, Phone Clinton 904r3. Jim Lobb. 38-b TEN YORKSHIRE PIGS, seven weeks old, Apply Miss E. Wald- ron, phone Clinton 629r11, 38-p MISCELLANEOUS MOTORING TO 'EAST COAST. Leaving on Monday, September 22. Room for two. Drivers pre- ferred. Phone Clinton 595W. 38-p CRESS CALLOUS SALVE re- lieves quickly. Your Druggist sells Gress Corn Salve—for sure relief too. 38-b GENERAL TRUCKING. W. D. Bezzo, Walker - Street, Clinton. 36-7-8-p WANTED. GOOD COUNTRY home for dog, six months old. Part police and part collie. Ac- customed to children. Phone Clinton 487W. 38-b PROPERTY FOR SALE SIX-ROOMED STUCCO HOUSE on Albert Street with three-piece bath, oak floors and stoker. Good location. Early possession. Apply A. G. Grigg, phone Clinton 74W. 26- tf b SIX-ROOM HOUSE, fully insul- ated. Four-piece tiled bathroom, full basement. Hardwood floors throughout, Double garage. All in excellent condition. Centrally located. Immediate possession. Apply to John Leiper, 162 Wil- liam St., Weston, phone Cherry 1-6591, or phone Clinton 262. 38-p FIVE-ROOM HOUSE, THREE bedrooms, three-piece bath, ex- tra lot, small barn, nice surround- ings. L. G. Winter, Real Estate, phone 448; Thomas Steep,. sales- man, phone 146W. 28-tfb PIANO TUNING ' YOUR PIANO carefully tuned. Just call G. W. Cox et Clinton 560R. 43tfb POULTRY FOR SALE 300 PULLETS, ROCK X NEW Hampshire, six months old, lay- ing. Robert Taylor, phone Clin- ton 906r33. 38-b 150 PULLETS, SUSSEX X NEW Hampshire. Laying. Percy Gib- bings, Clinton. Phone Clinton 805r32. 38-p 100 SUSSEX AND NEW Hamp- shire pullets, laying. Apply to Mrs. Charles W. Riley, Kinburn. 38-x FOUR GEESE and two ganders, good breeding stock, Also two pigs, about 90 pounds each. Al- bert Leibold, R. R. 2, Clinton. Phone Clinton 910r13. 38-p SEWING MACHINES NEW AND USED MACHINES. Repairs to all models. Singer Sewing Machine Co., Goderich, phone 1135. 19-tfb STOVES FOR SALE OIL STOVE, MEDIUM SIZE. In good condition. $40. Phone Clinton 566W, after five o'clock. 38-p DUO-THERM OIL BURNER, 5,600 cu. ft. capacity. Used one winter. Reasonable. 20 Quebec Road, Adastral Park, after five. 38-p OIL SPACE HEATER, medium size, slightly used. Alvin Lobb, William St., Clinton. Phone Clin- ton 691W. 38-h SUMMER COTTAGES FOR RENT HAYFIELD — Nice shady spot overlooking Lake Huron. 1/2 mile north Bayfield, Highway 21. Open through September, all conven- iences, reduced rates. Johnson's Deer Lodge, R.R. 1, Bayfield. 35-6-7-8-p WOOD FOR SALE HARD BODY OR MIXED winter wood, also slabs and cedar kind- ling. Elmer Trick, phone Clin- ton 907r5, 34-tfb QUANTITY OF MAPLE AND beech foot wood, Also a pile of elm. Cheap wood. Phone Clin- ton 804r2. Wilfred Penfound, 38-p CHOICE MAPLE AND BEECH Wood, 12 inch. $5.56, $5.75, and $6, delivered, in two cord lots end over, W. J. VorbeS, phone Clinton 904r31. 88-ptib Use Newsiaecorcl Classified's They Pay! MON,' TUES., WED. (Sept, 23-U) • "The Story of Will Rogers" In Teehnicolor -- The heartwarming story of the lovable guy who tossed a lariat and caught a hundred million happy hearts, The true story of a great actor. Will Rogers, Jr., Jane Wyman, Carl Benton and Eve Miller THUR., FRI., SAT. (Sept. 25-27) Van Heflin, Patricia Neale, Cfigt Perreau $4 Virginia Field A widow with two sons and a widower witla two daughters pro- vide a comedy drama that is hard to beat. "WEEKEND WITH FATHER" School Fairs Show Marked Increase In Popularity Here The popularity of Huron County School Fairs is growing yearly. Exhibits of grain, vegetables, live stock and various types of school projects, among competitors of school age, makes for great in- terest and lively rivalry. Last Friday at Hensall saw 500 in attendance at the opening School Fair with a parade of 155 school children led by the Ban- nockburn Pipe Band with 18 dec- orated bicycles and tricycles and a number of decorated doll carriag- es. The secretary stated that the exhibits exceeded those of last year and general interest ran high, ' On Tuesday of this week, Sept- tember 16 similar fairs were' con- ducted in McKillop Township and at Beigrave where the 32nd such fair was staged with 22 schools from East and West Wawanosh, Morris and Hullett Townships in CEMENT Contractors CEMENT BUILDING and CHIMNEY BLOCKS Bdilt and Repaired GUY IVES and SONS Phone Carlow 1612 36-istfb MON., TUES., WED, Douglas Fairbanks Jr. -- Yolande Donlan and A. E. Matthews This hilarious atomicornedy con- corns a duck, that lays uranium eggs and sets off considerable turmoil when the government tries to isolate its Isotope. "Mr. Drake's Duck,' THUR., FRI., SAT. "The Rose Bowl 'Story" Cinecolor enhances the Pasadena Tournament of Roses parade and the New Year's Day football game in the famed Rose Bowl. Marshall Thompson Vera Miles and Ray Rober Matinees at the Capital only Saturdays at 2.30 p.m. room obtaining highest number of points will be awarded a trophy. And so, exhibits and variety of competitions create and continue to maintain, a living co-operative interest in Huron County Schools in respect to these ever popular Fairs. Canada's first cotton mill was established at Sherbrooke, in 1845. - BE NOT DECEIVED God is not mocked. What so ever a man soweth that shall he also reap. —Gal. 6. - 7 WE MUST BE BORN AGAIN. John 3 - 7 CARDIGANS PULLOVERS PLAINS — CABLES BLUE - GREY - SAND GREEN Nothing like a cosy sweater for these cool evenings. -Choose yours now. All Sizes, 4.95 to 9.95 .Classified Rates • CASH RATE — (0 paid by following date of asertion)—Two cents .a word first Insertion (minimum 50 .cents); 'subsequent insertions 1% cents a word (minimum, 35 cents); 10 vents extra for box marnher or ffor direction to NEWS-RECORD IF CHARGED-15 cents extra. DEADLINE-12 neon. Wectilesa 'ACCOMMODATION for RENT :OUR ROOMED APARTMENT, heated, three-piece bath, Mao able on September 23. Phone ',Blyth 6. 38-b DOWNSTAIRS SLEEPING room, suitable for one, or two sharing. Single beds, all conveniences. Private entrance, :Phone Clinton •419W, - 38-b • Accommodation Wanted HOUSE OR APARTMENT, fur- snished or unfurnished, by quiet couple. Apply Lovett Shoe Re- pair. 38-p 'THREE OR FOUR ROOM apart- ment, furnished or unfurnished, .in Clinton. Garage also requir- sed. Wanted immediately, before -October -1. Phone 382, local M. 35-b ARTICLES FOR SALE 'SUNSHINE CONVERTIBLE Baby buggy, blue. Storm cover and `runners. Good condition. Phone Clinton 694R. 28-p 'COLLAPSIBLE BABY Carriage, good condition, $6. Apply 2 To- ronto Blvd., RCAF Station, Clin- ram 38-b BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE NEW SUBDIVISION LOTS %FOR .sale, adjoining property of new ‘school. L. G. Winter, real estate, 'phone 448; Thomas Steep, sales- man, phone 146W. 28-tfb BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES :SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE, ' 'Town of Clinton, Victoria St. , Good gallonage, easy terms, im- mediate possession. S a m Mc- :Donald, Box 329, Clinton. '35.afb CAPITAL THEATRE ,GODERICH -- phone 47 Now: Laurel and Hardy --- In the comedy hit—`f WAX OUT WEST, MON., TUES., WED, Yvonne De Carlo - Rock Hudson and Richard Denning She was a saloon girl and he a merchant .ship captain and their robust romance highlights a thril- ling Technicolor drama, 'SCARLET ANGEL" THUR., FRI., SAT. Lew Ayres - Marilyn Maxwell and Andy Devine The Indian Rebellion of 1860 sets the theme for a colorful story in which courage is rated rather high. — In new Ansco Color. "NEW MEXICO" Coining: Frank Sinatra & Shelley Winters in "Meet Danny Wilson" 11101111111111.111111101MiliMIIMMIMIMOMMUMNIIIIIMINIONmr competition. The Beigrave Fair was high lighted with a beef judging contest and tug-of-war. At McKillop Fair this year, a Miss McKillop Beauty will be crowned and a competition for the Best Looking Young Man will be held also. In connection with Hensall School Fair, public speaking school choral work, and spelling matches will be held on October 3, and the JACKETS-- NEW LINES FOR FALL ARE NOW IN PICKETT 1 CAMPBELL 1 ARROW SHIRTS STETSON HATS PHONE 25 (Opposito the Theatre) .4-- CLINTON 4,4444-444+444404-•-•-•44444444-#444444+4 +44+,...+++, ,