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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1952-11-13, Page 5'TatIRSDAY, NOVEMBER 1.3, 1952 CLINTON NEWS -RECORD PAGE m WANT ADSLs4s Classified Rates CASA RATE -- (If paid icy Wednesday following date of iia.- +ertion)--Two cents a Word first insertion (minimum 50 cents); tzturbsequent insertions 11/2 cents a word (minimum 35 cents); 15 tents extra for box reuniter or '.dor direction to 'NEWS -RECORD 'Office, IF CHARGED -15 cents extra. DEADLINE—a noon, Wednes- cl'aY. 4. ;<7. es, se nK..a •46 Thrifty,Clarence MacNabb Was careful with his cash He followed the classified A habit most ...rash! ATIO�N for RENT ACCOMMODATION 'UR.NISHED APARTMENT suit- • ble for two people. Phone 6e5r14 'for further 'particulars, 46-p ROOM AND BOARD for four ;gentlemen sharing. Mrs. .Alex „McMichael, phone Clinton 163R. 46-b ,GRO'LTND FLOOR ROOM, suit- able for two, or one. , Single beds, all conveniences, heated. 'With or withoilt board. Phone Clinton 419W, 46-b ARTICLES FOR SAGE °QU';.Z TOPS 'F )R. SALE. Mr.. ,Tames Miller. Phone Clinton 334W. 45-6-p • "VACUUM CLEANER, Electrolux, perfect running order. Gordon :.Hill, Varna, 'phone 'Clinton 630r16. 46-b BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE 'NEW SUBDIVISION LOTS FOR sale, adjoining property of new school. L. G. Winter, real estate, 'phone 44$; Thomas Steep, sales- man, phone 146W. 28-tfb BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ;BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES -- 'business trades listed: restaurants, gas stations, tourist camps, groc- ery stores; one Main 'St. build- ing. L, G. Winter, Real Estate; Thomas Steep, salesman. 30-tfb CLOTHING FOR ,SALE GIRL'S REU PARKA JACKET, lze 16, Hardly ever worn. Can . be seen at Clinton News -Record Ofice. Originally $13.50, now $7, ' 46-b Employment Wanted- 'YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN will do housework by the hour. Leave phone number at Box •"D", Clin- ton News -Record. 46-p 1 YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN de- sires position. Clerk -typist posi- i lion preferred. Experienced, Mrs. 1 .McKinnell, phone Seaforth 42. 46-p 1 FARMS FOR SALE , FROM 50 TO 117 ACRE FARMS. 1 Confidential information. Leon- i lard G. Winter, Real Estate, 1 phones: business 448, residence l 599J. 5-btfb 50 ACRES OF CHOICE LAND. Lot 40, Huron Road, Tuckersmith Township, Half a mile from Chit ton, Good house and barn, water 1 `In both, Electricity all through. Phone Clinton 633r13, or apply to E. W. Morrison. 45-6-b • FARM PRODUCE FOR SALE QUANTITY OF CORN on the cob. Mervyn Lobb, Clinton, Phone Clinton, 904r2. 46-7-b l FURNITURE FOR SALE CONTINENTAL BED, SINGLE; j used one year. Also used Beatty washing machine. Russell Jervis, phone Clinton "327. 46-p KITCHEN SUITE, CHROME and t blue, four chairs and table, only ( used eight months; bedroom suite, 1 complete with rnarshall mattress; 1 cookstove, coal and wood, with oil I burner's, glass oven door, Can be 1 seen anytime after five, on Spen ser Street, next to Miss M. Grealis' home. 45-6-p FURNITURE REFINISHING FOR PIANO, 'FURNITURE AND radio cabinet refinishing and re- ( liairingg see W. G. Pickett, Box ( 351, Clinton. 46-7-3-9-p 1 LIVESTOCK FOR SAL 20 GOOD PIGS, SEVEN WEEKS old. James Cox, Phone Clinton ( 903r34. 46-b '1 TWO GOATS, one milking; also a shall "Jewel" cookstove. Apply ( .o Charles W. Riley, Kinburn, 46-b ,i CALF SUITABLE for Raising. 1 Phone Clinton 904r4. Lorne Tyndall. 46-b I 'OUR VACCINATED HOLSTEIN f heifers, springing;; four vaccinat- ed Holstein heifers, open; tWo �7ersey cows, one springing, one Milking; Holstein cow due in February; 1lelstein-Hereford cow ' clue in March, A. E. Townshend, phone Clinton. 900r21. 46-b REGISTERED JERSEY COW, due to freshen. Also registered, heifer, 18 months old, • Apply to James Landesborough, It. R. 3, Seaforth. Phone Clinton 665r16, 46-b SIX YOUNG DAIRYCOWS, one fresh, two springing, one due in rebrtiary, two due in March, A. E, 'Townshend, R.It, 3, Hayfield, Phone Clinton 909r2I 46-1i LIVESTOCK WANTED WlS DIli1 i3. ' OLD 14O11,SES AND dead cattle. Gilbert Bros. Mink Ranch, Goderieh. Thetis -co1ieet, 9361432, ter- 4 6r2t, 9-titfb .. HELP WANTED—Female WAITRESS WANTED. Full time, Experience not necessary, Bart - Ulf Bros. 45-tfb YOUNG LADY TO WORK IN food store. Full time. Apply to Tnompson's Food Market, Phone• 40, Clinton. 46-b LOST AND FOUND LOST — LADY'S GOLD WRIST watch with black cord band, in Clinton. Finder call 423W. Re- ward. 45-6-b MISCELLANEOUS TUPPERWARE PLASTICS have gifts for everyone front baby to grandma, Tablecloths, fifty ounce bannister and spice sets. Free salt and peppers with every $5 phone order. Phone Clinton 334W. 46-7-b CRESS WART REMOVER -- really does it, Your Druggist sells Cress Corn Salve: for sure relief, 46-b EXPERT WORK ON ALL carp- entry. Cupboards and trim our specialty. J. Spivak, phone Blyth, 20-r-6. 43-52-p MADAME JOSEPHINE, Clair- voyant readings. Cole's Trailer Camp (middle trailer). No phone' calls ,please. Hours, from 2 to 8 p.m. 46-p QUANTITY OF AMERICAN Cement for sale. Harold Emmer- son. Phone Clinton 394R. 46-b MOTORCYCLE FANS! Quick sale, sacrifice! Triumph 1948 T100, spring hub, in storage past year. Good conditions. Offers? Phone Goderich 1351W. 46-b PERSONAL SKINNY MEN, WOMEN! Gain 5 to 15 lbs. New pep, too. Try Famous Ostrex Tonic Tablets for double results; new healthy flesh; new vigor. New "get acquaint- ed" size only 60 cents. All drug- gists, 44-6-8-b PIANOS FOR SALE DOHERTY . PIANO FOR SALE. P_lso two .22 calibre rifles. Box "C", Clinton News -Record. 46-p PIANO TUNING YOUR PIANO carefully tuned. Just call G. W. Cox at Clinton 550R. 43tfb PROPERTY FOR SALE !.OUSE AND LOT, in Brucefield. lox "R", Clinton News -Record. 46-b FIVE ROOM STUCCOED House an Albert Street, Three bed- ooms; coal furnace; three-piece bath. Priced to sell. L. G. Winter, Real Estate, phone 448; I'homes Steep, salesman, phone L46W. 46-tfb FIVE -ROOM HOUSE, THREE Bedrooms, three-piece bath, • ex- tra lot, small barn, nice surround- ngs. L. G. Winter, Real Estate, phone 448; Thomas Steep, , sales- nan, phone 146W. 28-tfb IVE ROOM COTTAGE in Vil- age of Brussels, Town and soft ater. Full basement and cistern. 3uilt-in cupboards. Two-piece ath. Insulated. Five years old. Jo phone calls, please. For par- ieulars contact Leo Gaynor, P.O. Sox 89, Brussels, Immediate pos- ession can be given in 15 to 30 says. 46-b ,REST HOME 3OOD CARE FOR ELDERLY adies. Warm, comfortable home, ray service, bus service past door, offee shop across/ the street, curse's own home, Doctor on call. O. Box 10, Blyth. Phone Blyth .50. 45-6 SEWING MACHINES IEW AND USED MACHINES. epairs to all models. Singer ewing Machine Co., Goderich, hone 1135. 19-tfb SALESMEN WANTED 1V.ANTED: MAN FOR STEADY ravel among customers in Huron "ounty. Permanent connection •ith large manufacturer. Only -eliable hustler considered. Write awleigh's Dept. ML -K-169-131', ontreal. 46-b STOVES FOR SALE OIL BURNER MOFFAT STOVE, high oven, 14 Regina Road, RCAF Station, Clinton, 46-b BIRTHS DALE—In Clinton Public Hospi- tal, on Friday, November 7, 1952, to Mr. and Mrs, Leslie Dale, Clinton, a son. GRAHAM -- In Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth, on Tuesday, October 21, 1952, to F/S and Mrs, A. Graham, RCAF Ste, tion, Clinton, a daughter (Kath- erine). PALMER—In Clinton Public Hos- pital, on Saturday, November '8,' 1952, to LAC and Mrs, Norman Palmer, Clinton, a son, DEATHS MERNER---In Victoria Hospital, London, on Saturday, Novemb- er 8, 1952, Samuel Merner, Hensall, in his 92nd year. Priv- ate funeral from the Bonthron funeral home, Hensall, to the Bronson Line Cemetery, on Monday, November 10. MOSE—In Ripley, on Monday, November 3, 1952, James Mose, in his 87th year. Funeral from the home of his daughter, Mrs. Carl Houston, Blue Water High- way, Stanley Township, to • Bay- field Cemetery, on Wednesday afternoon, November 5. O'DONNELL — In Westminster Hospital, London, on Friday, November 7, Martin O'Donnell, Mitchell, formerly of Clinton, beloved husband of Christian Smith, in his 61st year. Private funeral from the Lockhart fun- eral home, Mitchell, to the Pres- byterian Cemetery, Mitchell, on Tuesday, November 11. 0 Mrs. William Rogerson New President of Tuckersmith Ladies Mrs. William Rogerson was ap- pointed president of the Tucker - smith Ladies' Club at the meeting held at the home of Mrs, Les Lawson on Wednesday, November 5, when 14 members and eight visitors were present. Following the opening ode and the Lord's Prayer, a song was sung and the minutes of the last meeting were read, Roll call was answered by "What I Consider Great in a Woman." A 'note of thanks from Mrs. Frank Falconer was read. The treasurer's and sewing commit- tee's reports were read. Cleaning of the church will be in charge of Group 3. A donation of $10 will be made to the Salvation Army. At the December meeting, which will be held at the home of Mrs. William Rogerson, an ex- change of 75 -cent Christmas gifts will be a feature. Roll call will be answered by "My happiest time at Christmas." After another group song, a short programme consisting of a reading by Mrs. Frank Walters and a contest conducted by Mrs. Greg MacGregor, the meeting was closed with the use of the Home- maker's prayer. Officers elected for the year 1953 are as follows; President, Mrs. William Rogerson; vice-presi- dent, Mrs. William Pepper; secre- tary, Mrs. Ernie Crich; treasurer, Mrs, Alden Crich; assistant sec- retary -treasurer, Mrs. Eldon O'- Brien; press reporters, Mrs. Greg MacGregor and Mrs. W. Whit- more; pianist, Mrs. F. McGregor; assistant pianist, Mrs. William Pepper; Flower committee, Mrs. L. Law- son, Mrs. D. Crich; buying com- mittee, Mrs. Alden Crich and Mrs. F. Walters; social committee, Mrs. Walter Pepper, Mrs. F. MacGreg- or, Mrs. Mervyn Falconer, Mrs. Ed. Layton, Mrs. William Roberts; quilting committee, Mrs. H. Johns, Mrs. W. Whitmore, Mrs. J. Land- esborough; sewing committee, Mrs. H. Crich, Mrs. F. Taylor, Mrs. N. Sillery; knitting commit- tee, Mrs, Greg. McGregor. Auction Sale a Success A very successful • auction sale was held at the school on Friday night, November 7, under the direction of the president and the social committee: Mrs. Bert Gar- rett, Mrs. William Rogerson, Mrs. Alden Crich, Mrs. Warren Whit- more and Mrs. Greg McGregor. The program included a quar- tette: Gordon and Stanley Johns, George Turner and Bert Pepper, were accompanied by Mrs, Ernie Crich; a recitation by Mrs. Mervyn Falconer; a ,chorus by pupils of S.S. 4, accompanied by Carol Pepper; mouthorgan selec- tions by Gordon Johns, Bert Pep- per and Jim Nott; and a selection from the quartette and Jim Nott was accompanied by Mrs. Ernie Crich. )NE GURNEY ANNEX, white namel, burns coal or wood, Used we months. Phone Clinton 163R. 45-6-b WOOD FOR SALE OOD BEECH $ODY WOOD. 2 -inch lengths; some circular ood. Wes, Hoggarth, phone linton 802r33. 46-p BARD BODY 'OR MIXED winter wood, also slabs endcedar kind- ing. Eimer Trick, phone Min- im. 907r5, 34-tfb INDLING FOR SALE -� . Cut rom cedar rails into 12" lengths. $4.50 per cord, delivered. W, J. •E orbes, Phone 'Clinton 904r31. 42-ptfb Flowers Telegraphed An'rWhere 10.4.-41-440-4.41 4-4f,- Gordon R. Hearn Optometrist Huron St. --- Clinton On Friday Each Week PHONE 69 . C. COOKE vumurr Phone 661N Clinton ail,*44 44-4.-. In response to your call - ore take charge of all arrangements. v tff er'txerat Amu AMBULANCE Order of Eastern Star Instals New Officers Members of Clinton Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, No. 266, and of other,Chapters throughout Southern Onario, met on Thursday night, November 6, in the Parish Hall of St, Paul's Ang- lican Church, Clinton, to attend the installation ceremonies, when the Clinton Chapter officers were installed for the coming year. Mrs. Stelle McRae was instal- led as worthy matron to follow Mrs, Opal Jones, who was the first to hold that office in the recently formed Clinton Chapter. W. V. Roy became worthy patron to succeed Sidney Jones who was the local chapter's first worthy pat- ron. The installing matron, Mrs. Pearl McDonald, Cooksville, (past grand matron) assisted by Dave Kennedy, London, (past patron), conducted the ceremonies. Also taking part were: Mrs. Al- lison Gooch, Strathroy, (associate grand matron); Mrs. Betty Hardy, (district deputy grand matron); Mrs. Ella Blair, • Strathroy, (past district deputy grand matron) ; worthy matrons: Jessie Weems, London; Georgina Dobbs, Exeter; past matrons: Margaret Kennedy, London; Evelyn Thompson, Park- hill; Norma Eastwood, Hamilton; past patron: Sid Thompson, Park- hill. Officers installed for the 1952- 53 term were; worthy matron, Mrs. Stelle McRae; worthy pat- ron, Victor Roy; associate matron, Mrs. Eula Roy; associate patron, Everett Harris; secretary, Mrs. Helen Pearson; treasurer, Mrs. Ferrol Pennebaker; conductress, Mrs. Helen Wells; associate con- ductress, Mrs. Jessie Hart; chap- lain, Mrs. Beth Zapfe; marshall, Mrs. Helen Standing; organist, Mrs. Addie Irwin; Adah, Mrs. Helen Elliott; Ruth, Mrs. Sadie Clayton; Esther, Mrs. Helen Shearing; Martha, Mrs. Ruth Bul- teel; Electa, Mrs. Louise Oakes; warder, Mrs. Willa Williams; sentinel, William Clayton; trus- tees, Sidney Jones, past patron (one year), Ronald Bulteel (two yeal°s), Bert Irwin (three years); auditors, Mrs. Alice Staniforth, Mrs. Clete, Hartley, Mrs. Myrtle Cook. Members of the lunch conunit- tee who planned and helped serve a delicious lunch following the ceremonies, were Mrs. Mae Her- man and Mrs. Myrtle Cook. 0 Congratulations To Mrs. J. M. Betties On 80th Birthday Mrs, J. M. Betties celebrated her 80th birthday on Monday, No- vember 3, at the home of Mrs. Peter Young. All the family was present, with the exception of Mrs. Jordan, who lives in Vancouver and was able to be home last sum- mer for a visit. Theron, Winthrop; Allan, Port- er's Hill; Erland, Toronto; and Elma, Goderich, were all on hand to enjoy the dinner of well -cook- ed fowl. Mrs. Betties received many gifts and cards, and a bouquet of flowers from the United Church in Goderich. She has lived in Goderich for the last fourteen years, since leav- ing the farm. She is in good heal- th, enjoys a short walk on nice days, and finds pleasure in motor trips. 0 - Bride -Elect Honored Miscellaneous Showe Mrs. Ceriel Van Damme, Clin- ton, was hostess at a miscellan- eous shower when friends honor- ed Miss Barbara Steepe and J seph Van Damme, whose weddin is to take place Saturday, No- vember 15. Guests were received by the hostess' and her husband, at the Commercial Hotel, Following the presentation of many gifts, a sing song was enjoyed and lunch was served. Miss Steep is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs, William E, Steep, Clin- ton; and her fiance is a son of Mr. and Mrs, Edward Va Damme, Eindhoven, Holland. HALLADAY, ROBINSON & Co. Chartered Accountants Box No. "E" CLINTON NEWS -RECORD vsevrosur rwYsr.r M`AX'I cOUttlreott5 sowircC Get There Safely! CALL 1 1 O'- ASHTON'S TAXI ROXY THEATRE t✓I.IlvTOlti Now playing (Nov, 13-15) "PAT AND MIKE" with Spencer Tracy and Katharine Hepburn MON., TUES., WED, (Nov. 17-19) "ELOPEMENT" The hilariously happy story of young love, frustrated by well- meaning parents. Clifton Webb, Anne Francis, Wm. Lundigan, Charles Bickford THUR., IFI., SAT. (Nov. 20-22) James Stewart, Wendell Corey, dean. Hagen and Paul Stewart A life story that throbs with ac- tion, love interest, and human emotion. An authentic drama of prison life, 'CARBINE WILLIAMS' Coming (Nov. 24-26) "Room For One More" starring Betsy Drake and Cary Grant Matinees: Sat., holidays, 2,30 p.m PARK THEATRE GODE1tICIf- --Phone 1150 Now: "Duel at Silver Creek” --In Technicolor, with Audit Murphy and aFaith Domergue MON,, TOES., WED. "The GIRL IN VVHITE" A dramatic filen biography of Doctor Emily Punning Barringer, the first woman ambulance doctor and surgeon in American medical history — June Allyson, Gary Merrill and Arthur Kennedy THUS.., FRI., SAT. "LYDIA BAILEY" -- In Technicolgr .--- From the novel by Kenneth Ro- berts. Historical drama which deals with Napoleon's attempt to invade the island of Haiti. Anne Francis, Dale Robertson and Charles Korvin Coming: "FLESH and FURY" Mona Freeman & Tony Curtis CAPITAL THEATRE GOPERICI;I --- Phone 47 Now; "PLAT 'COP" In Tech*. color, starring 1llchard Carlson 40 Phyllis Coates MON„ 'CUES., WED.. "I Was An American Spy' The life of Claire Phillips, under- cover agent for America during the Japanese occupation of the Phillipine Islands. Ansi Dvorak, ,Gene Evans and Douglas Kennedy T1iUR., ERE, SAT. "WAGONS WEST" Filmed in Cinecolor comes an ex- citing tale of the Cheyenne Ind- ians and a group of rifle smug- glers — Rod Cameron, Peggy Castle and Michael Chapin Matinees at the Capital Saturdays only at 2.30 p.m. Rev. E. Carew -Jones New Incumbent At Trinity, Bayfield The Churchwardens of Trinity Church, Bayfield; St.' i James Church Middleton, and St. John's Church, Varna, received word last week that The Right Rever- end G. N. Luxton, Bishop of Hur- on had appointed the Reverend Eric Carew -Jones, formerly Vicar of Dersingham, King's Lynn, Nor- folk, England, to be the Incum- bent of this parish. • Mr. Carew -Jones was ordained by the Bishop of Bristol in 1934, He was RAF chaplain between 1936 and 1942. Since 1943 he has been the Vicar of Dersingham on the late King's Estate near Sand- ringham. He is a man who has had wide experience not only through the chaplaincy, but also in his work with young people and children. The Reverend and Mrs. E, Car- ew -Jones with their three child- ren left England aboard The Em- press of France on Tuesday and are expected to arrive in Bayfield the early part of next week. Ontario St. WA Hears Report on 'Sectional The Woman's Missionary So- ciety of Ontario Street United Church held its November meet- ing at the home of Mrs. Fletcher Townsend on Tuesday of this week. The president, Mrs. A. J. McMurray, presided. The meeting opened with the singing of a hymn and a prayer. Mrs. C. E. Elliott conducted the worship service based on the theme, "The Bible as a Means of Grace in Our Day." Scripture lessons were react' by Mrs. Swan and Mrs. W. Hoggarth, and hymn 183 was sung as a prayer. The nominating committee ap- pointed consisted of Mrs. M. Wilt - se, Miss S. Courtice and Mrs. C. Martin. Reports were given. A bale of clothing valued at $420 has been sent to Toronto to be forwarded to Korea. Arrangements were made for a g ne CEMENT ' Contractors CEMENT BUILDING and CHIMNEY BLOCKS u Built and Repaired GUY IVES and SONS . Phone Carlow 1612 36-ptfb 4, ifIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1IIIIIIIfi11111IIIIIfhl1111III111IIfIIIIIIIOIII111l R y"S Shoe Hospital "YOUR 1FRIENDLY SHOE REPAIR" Rubbers Repaired SKATES SHARPENED (Hollow Ground) SCISSORS SHARPENED Zippers Repaired SHOE REPAIRING Shoe Shine Parlor All Work Guaranteed 4Gls IIIII0111111101111111111011110111111111111110111111111111111111 I banquet to be served to the Huron County Crop and Soil Improve- ment Association on Wednesday, December 3, and also for one to be served to the Perth -Huron Short- horn Breeders' Association on Thursday, December 11. A report on the sectional meet- ing held in Londesboro was given by Mrs. E. Radford. Mrs. C. E. Elliott gave a summary of Mrs. Burbridge's talk, Mrs. C. Martin had charge of the study book, "Along African Trails", dealing with education in schools in An- gola. The meeting closed with a hymn, and prayer by the presi- dent. Notice Commercial Hotel Victoria Street, Clinton Will be closed on Sun- day, November 16, as well as on Saturday, November 15. COMMERCIAL INN H6TEL PHONE 297 AUCTION SALE from the Sales Barn On No. 4 Highway Just across from the ABC Ranch on Friday, Nov. 21 and continuing every Friday Bring your livestock here for a ready market. JOE COREY, Sales Manager EDWARD W. ELLIOTT, Auctioneer 46-47-b V, i Y Y {. ., y f L y i Id'4 A 1rAI :fMJ't.N9 ✓J 1 YOUR CHOICE for VA L U E NEW 1952 Motor -la TV Model 1TT9E FREE ONE YEAR *Warranty des ��■ Wlubes and parts. 2 'kiNaRancl de not include labour, wood or plastic cabinets. Big 17 inch pictures "Target" tuned with "Golden Voice" sound. Area Selector Switch regulates power for perfect reception, Anti -reflection Glare -Guard, Bilt-in-Antenna, Con- centrated Power Chassis, hilly vari. able Acoustinator Tone Control. Ebony plastic cabinet. Mahogany, MODEL 1719. $31 $99 Down $5 Weekl GALBRAITH Radio & Television SALES BACKED WITH SERVICE Phone 482 Clinton TV Installations ALL -WAVE ANTENNA 20 ft. -- $60 40 ft. — $90 TiP TOP TAILORS LTD. MEN.IIYEAREND INVENTORY CLEARANCE SALE Of Virgin Wool Fabrics Tailored -to -Measure at Prices Well Below Actual Cost AS LOWsIterere4 DAYS AS,50 ONLY- SUIT THURS. FRI. SAT. MON. Nov. 13 Nov. 14 Nov. 15 Nov. 17 They'll go fast at these prices so order early for best selection. Made -to -measure; Club Clothes, $37.50; other ranges $51 to $58.50. LADIES! Sons Made-to4VieasUt'ts AS LOW AS $39,95 PICKETT and CAMPBELL, Arrow Shirts Stetson. Hata 1'71o10 25 et1N 'ON (Opposite the Theatre) Exclusive Dealer For Tip Top Tailors