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Clinton News-Record, 1953-02-05, Page 7111URSPAYe FElAUARY 5,. 3.953 CLINTON NEWS-RECRD PAGE SEVEN' Classified Rates CASH RATE -- (1f paid by " Wednesday following date of In-' eVertiof)'—TWD dents a Word. first lase tion (minimum 50 cents); :ettneequent insertions 13 cents a word (minimum 35 cents); 15 cents extra for box member or !or 'direction to NEWS -RECORD ' amide. IF CHARGED --15 cents extra. DEADLINE -42 noon, Wednes dune'. fgpr.19f1 ,G= 7. }'•••• 5 Tycoon James the Wellstreet Bear Was always gruff and grim And then he tried our classified Now they ca Sine ACCOMMODATION for RENT 'THREE-ROOM Apartment with 'loth, built-in cupboards. Newly decorated. In.Seaforth, Phone Seaforth 841r2. 5-b 'TWO LARGE ROOMS, SHARE bath, on ground floor. Private entrance. Phone Clinton 132M. 5-b BUSINESS BLOCK WITH living apartments for rent. Long lease if desired. W. D. Williams, Box 349, Clinton. Phone Clinton 641. 4-5-p "TWO APARTMENTS: (1) TWO rooms partially furnished, heated, (2) four rooms unfurnished, heat- ed. Phone Clinton 768W. 5-b SIX ROOM HOUSE, THREE bed - roams and three-piece bath up- stairs, full basement, hot air heat- ing, hot and cold running water, Apply to LAC White, Phone Clint- on 382, Local 301, or Post Office 'Box 2, Bayfield. 5-p Accommodation Wanted FOUR OR FIVE ROOM unfurn- ished apartment or house by April 1. Apply Box "A", Clinton News- -Record. 5-p COUPLE AND CHILD DESIRE furnished apartment or rooms, •Contact Robert Stalker, Phone Clinton 19J or write Box 136, -Clinton, 5-b APPLES FOR SALE QUANTITY OF SPIES, SPRAY - ed fruit. R. G. Smith, phone Clinton 804r34. 5-p ARTICLES FOR SALE BABY'S BED FOR SALE, wooden. 'Complete with mattress. Phone Clinton 338W. . 5-b BARGAIN! New radio, six tubes ,and transformer (table model). Wood and coal cookstove, white porcelain, glass oven door, oil burners installed, Also three dresses, size 14, and tailored suit, blue black, size 14. Apply after five or anytime Saturday and Sun- day above old Williams' Bakery. 5-p AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1052 DODGE REGENT. DARK metallic grey. Air conditioning heater. Overdrive. Low mileage. Apply at Clinton News -Record Office. 5-p 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; 'Thaomas Steep, salesman. 30-tfb Employment Wonted. DUTCH GIRL REQUIRES general housework, preferably by the day. Would consider steady employment Phone Clinton 453W. 5-b CAPABLE LADY, AVAILABLE as companion and will do light housekeeping in town. Apply to Box "F", Clinton News -Record. 5-6-p FLOOR SANDING OLD AND NEW FLOORS sanded end finished. Cree Cook, phone Clinton 23J, or write Box 103, Clinton 3-4-5-6-p FURNITURE REFINISHING FOR PIANO, FURNITURE AND radio cabinet refinishing and re- pairing, see W. G. Pickett, Box 351, Clinton. 4 -5 -6 -lap HELP WANTED COUPLE WANTED FOR months of April to October. General housework, gardening, etc. $125 a month. Separate living quarters and board included. Dutch couple .tistactory. Write to Box "X" Clinton, Nevi's -Record, 5,13 LIVESTOCK FOR SALE rWO DURHAM HEIFERS, DUE early spring. Also two wheel Tatler. Apply to Elmer Trick, phone Clinton 907/5. 4-5wp LIVESTOCK WANTED— WANTED. ()LD HORSES AND dead cattle. Gilbert Bros. Mink 'Thumb, Goderich, Phone collect, 9$6r32, or 938r2 t. 9-ptfb PIANO 'TUNING YOttrt PIANO carefully tuned, Tube call G. W. COI at Clinton °5150R, 43tfls a POULTRY SALt Q l #OThI St I tE f pnTh#s. Stissty per dent raying. Apply to G. Vanderhear %red Middleton. R R. 3, Clintelt 5.0 , r MISCELLANEOUS WOULD THE PERSON WHO borrowed thehouse-jack from Mrs. Bob Webster's s on Victoria Street, please return, to Mr. W, J, Elliott. 5-p CRESS CORN SALVE' for sure re- lief. Druggists sell Cress Bunion Salve -wear stylish shoes soon. 5-b WHY DDD USERS OF 36 LONG- tube milking machines change to Surge in this district last year? Send inquiries to Lovell"McGuire, Surge Dealer, Wingham, Phone 593W. 5-6-7-8-p GO INTO BUSINESS FOR your- self; No collections, No stock. Take orders through interesting method for latest style knitted garments, lingerie,. children's .and infants' Wear, which are Fully Guaranteed or Full Purchase Price Refunded. Immediate delivery, High earnings. Full or Part -Time Representatives wanted, Write to- day for information and be the first representative to sell Ho -Mar Wear in your Conununity. Ho -Mar Wear, Simcoe, Ontario. 3-4-5-6-b PROPERTY FOR SALE LOT, 6$' X 120', LOCATED ON Huron Street, two blocks from main intersection. Don R. Kay, Phone Clinton 489W. 5-6-p EIGHTY -ACRE PASTURE FARM lot 30, concession 5, Goderich Township, Terms reasonable. App- Iy to Elvira Churchill, 2183 Bloor St. West, Toronto, Ont. 4-5-6-7-b FIVE ROOM HOUSE WITH SUN porch and back kitchen, roll brick siding. Immediate possession. In Walton. Apply to Cliff Brown, Auburn. 4-5-6-p ONE AND ONE HALF STORY house, living -room, dining -room, two bed -rooms, kitchen and bath downstairs, oak floors, two rooms upstairs. Garage, 17' X 25', gar- den with fruit trees. Central. Apply to J. D. Wilson, Isaac St. Phone Clinton 53M. 5-p SALESMEN WANTED WANTED: Man for steady travel among Consumers in Huron Coun- ty. Permanent connection with large manufacturer. Only reliable hustler considered. Write Raw- leights Dept. B-169-131, Montreal. TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE NEW PORTABLE REMINGTON typewriters at Groves Electric, Phone 688J. •• 1-tfb, WOOD FOR SALE HARD LIMB WOOD AND mixed winter wood; also slabs and cedar kindling. Elmer Trick, phone Clinton 907r5. 4-tfb STOVES FOR SALE OIL HEATER, CAPACITY, 5,000 cu. ft. In excellent shape, used only eight months. $50. Phone Clinton 576M, 5-p QUEBEC HEATER AND CAMP stove heater for sale. Good con- dition. Phone Clinton 616r22. 5-b 11111111111111111111111111 liil 1111110111 INl11IIIIlflhIlI111111111I1111111@11111 Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere FLORIST Phone 66W --• Clinton 11111111111111IIIIIII111111111111IIII61i1IIIIIIIIIlii1111111111111111 j°1111111111hH111111 ...b..-.-, .,.....:.,.,,.,,,... 1 HALLADAY, ROBINSON & Co, Chartered Accountants Box No. "E" CLINTON NEWS -RECORD NW - SMOOTH S-A.P-E CONY +'NIENT 24 Hour Sqr rice enitz Cc BIRTHS BAKELAAR--In Clinton Public Hospital, on Friday, January 30, 1953, to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bakelaar, Ciin,/on, a son, DARKS—In Clinton Public Hosp- ital, on Tuesday, February 2, 1953, to Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Dahms, Blyth, a son. MEURS--In Clinton Public Hosp- ital, on Friday, January 30, 1953, to Mr. and Mrs, Peter Mears, Blyth, a son, ROBBINS—In Newmarket Gener- al Hospital, on Monday, Feb- ruary 2, 1953, to Constable and Mrs. R. P. Robbins (nee Eileen Sutter), Richmond Hill, a daughter (Linda Eileen). THOMPSON—In Chicago, on Fri- day, January 30, 1953, to Mr. and Mrs. Manley Thompson (nee Phyllis McKenzie) a daughter (Catherine Anne). MARRIAGES McDONALD — PATERSON — At the United Church Manse, Hen- sall, on Friday, January 30, 1953, by Rev. W. J. Rogers, Anna Irene Paterson, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Angus Pater- son, Tuckersmith Township, and Robert Henry Lloyd McDonald, Hensall, son of the late Mr. and Mrs, J, R. McDonald. DEATHS ASHTON—Suddenly at the home of her eldest daughter, Mrs. Ernest Radford, Clinton, on Sat- urday, January 24, 1953, Ida, May Jacques, widow of the late Robert Ashton, in her 78th year. Funeral from Gorrie United Church, on Monday afternoon, January 26. CAMERON—On Sunday morning, January 18, 1953, Sarah Essie Janet Fluker, widow of the late R. J. Cameron, in her 74th year. Funeral from the McLennan: MacKenzie memorial chapel, Lucknow, to South Kinloss Cemetery, on, Tuesday, Jan. 20, GILCHRIST—In Clinton, on Tues- day, February 3, 1953, Mary W. Gilchrist, beloved sister of Gillis Gilchrist, Funeral from the Ball and Mutch funeral home, High Street, Clinton, to Clinton Cem- etery, on Friday, February 6. JOHNSTON—On Friday, January 30, 1953, Mrs. Annie Johnston, beloved wife of Gordon John- ston, St. Catharines, in her 67th year. Funeral from the Butler and Son funeral home, St. Cath- arines, to Victoria Lawn Ceme- tery, on Monday afternoon, Feb- ruary 2. LEACH—In Sauite Ste. Marie, Mich., on Sunday, February 1, 1953, John Joseph Leach, young- est brother of Mrs, Sarah Rad- ford, Clinton. MacLEOD-After a short illness in Victoria Hospital, London, en Monday, February 2, 1953, Ed- ward Murray MacLeod, beloved husband of Greeta Broadfoot, in his 42nd year, Funeral from the Ball and Match funeral home, High Street, Clinton, to Clinton Cemetery, on Wednesday after- noon, February 4. RANDALL—At his hcme in Ad - astral Park, RCAF Station, Clinton, on Tuesday, February 3, 1953, Sergeant F. Duncan Randall, beloved husband of Phillis Martin, Winnipeg. Int- erment at Winnipeg. REYNOLDS—In Hullett Town- ship, on Thursday, January 29, 1953, Patrick O. Reynolds, Clin- ton, in his .83rd year. Requiem mass sung in St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Clinton, on Monday, February 2. Interment in Roman Catholic Cemetery, Hullett Township. VENNER—At the home of her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Donnel- ly, Goderich, on Monday, Feb- ruary 2, 1953, Flora M. Suther- land (formerly of Clinton), in her 79th year. Funeral from the Lodge funeral home, Gode- rich, to Clinton Cemetery, on Wednesday, February 4. 0 POLIO TARGET FOR 1953 ' The aim of The Canadian Found- ation for Poliomyelitis is to widen its efforts on all Polio fronts in 1953, with particular emphasis on the treatment of post -polio cases as well as their economic rehabil- itation. This will be made possible by wide public support of the 1953 Canadian March of Dimes. counirmes seavice Gel There Safely! C~. ALL ASHTON'S TAXI 1 C ME e Contr , et 'CS CEMENT BUILDING, and CHIMNEY BLOCKS Built and Repaired GUY IVES and SONS Phone Carlow 1612 + ,021•:1•.• tiii O& OBITUARIES EDWARD MURRAY MaeLEOD Funeral service was eonducted at the Bali and Match funerel home, Clinton, for Edward M. Mc- Leod, well known and highly - respected citizen of Clinton area who died after a short illness at Victoria Hospital, London, on Monday, February 2, in his 42nd year. Rev. D. J. Lane, St. And- rew's Presbyterian Church, Clin- ton, officiated and burial was in Clinton Cemetery. Pall - bearers were. Francis Powell, Joseph Pot- ter, Roy Tyndall, Alvin Wise, ail of Clinton; Edward Shortt, Lon- don; and Murray Graham, Kincar- dine. Mr, MacLeod, who was born at Ripley, a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Angus MacLeod. was a grad- uate of the Stratford Normal. School. He taught for some time at S.S. 10, Stanley Township, and later in Goderich Township at Lobb's School. He then moved to Clinton, where he was the local representative of the Manufactur- er's Life Insurance Company, and in this capacity became widely known throughout this district. He was a member of St. And- rew's Presbyterian Church, Clin- ton, superintendent of its Sunday School, clerk of the session, and an elder in the church, and secre- tary of the congregation. Surviving are his wife, the for- mer Greeta Broadfoot, Tucker - smith Township; four Children, Murray, 13; Kenneth, ten; Alex, eight; and Catherine, three; three sisters, Mrs. Donald McKenzie, Mrs. Roy McKay, and Mrs. Joseph Hackett, all of Ripley. PATRICK O. REYNOLDS Requiem mass for Patrick Os- wald Reynolds, 82, who died at his home, R.R. 1, Clinton, on Thurs- day night, January 29, was sung on Monday morning at St. Jos- eph's Catholic Church, Clinton, by Rev. J. L. O'Rourke. Interment was in Hullett Roman Catholic Cemetery. Pall -bearers were six sons: Leo, Fergus; Clement, Hubert, Harry, and Earl. Born in Hullett Township, he was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Reynolds. In 1901 he married the former Mary Ellen Lynch, and they farmed in Hullett Township. He was a member of St. Joseph's Church and the Holy Name Society. Predeceased by his wife six years ago, and a daughter, Rose, 14 years ago, he is survived by six sons, Fergus and Leo, both of De- troit; Harry, Sarnia; Earl, Clin- ton; Clement and Hubert, both of Hullett Township; one daugh- ter, Mrs. George Carbert, Hullett; two brothers, James, Seaforth; Frank, Florida; and one sister, Miss Kate Reynolds, Seaforth. MRS. R. J. CAMERON The many friends of Mrs. R. J. Cameron paid their last tribute of respect on Tuesday, January 20, by overflowing the McLennan - MacKenzie Memorial Chapel for a funeral service conducted by the Rev. G. A, Meiklejohn who refer- red to Mrs. Cameron's uncomplain- ing patience during her lengthy hospital confinement, as an in- spiration and a challenge. • Mrs. Cameron passed away on Sunday morning in Wingharn Hos- pital about 48 hours after she had suffered a heavy stroke. She had been hospitalized since suffering a fractured hip in a fall at her home on October 21. Mrs. Cameron was in her 74th Cards of T hanks I wish to thank my many friends for their letters, cards and gifts during my stay in the Beck Mem- orial Sanitorium. I would also wish to thank the News -Record for their complimentary copies sent to me in the San. Again I say, thanks a million, friends. 5.b SAMMY CASTLE The Family of the late Patrick O. Reynolds wishes to thank friends and neighbours for their kindness during their father's ill- ness and at the time of their ber- eavement. 5-p The members of the family of the late Frank H, Powell wish to express their.appreciation of the sympathy and flowers sent by fri- ends and neighbours and those who assisted in any way. Signed: SON and DAUGHTERS. 5-b I wish to express my sincere thanks for the many kindnesses shown during my recent bereave- ment and special thanks to Rev. A. G. Eagle and Dr. F. Newland. MRS W. E. RADFORD, 5-p MRS. NORMAN BALL wishes to thank her friends for calls, get well cards, lovely flowers end tele- phone inquiries; also for the splendid care she received from her doctor and nurse during her recent illness, 5-b f... 4,..4 4..44.4.-/.-6- t Gordon R. Hearn Optometrist Huron St. Clinton On Friday Each Week PHONE ,69 ROXY THEATRE CL1 '1TOI�# Now playing (Feb, 5-7) "THE. DUEL at SILVER CREEK" In Technicolor, starring Audie Murphy and Faith Domergue MON., TUES., WEU, (Feb, 9-11) "YOUNG MAN WITI IDEAS" A mad and merry, mixup of ro- mance and fun wherein a stru - gling young lawyer tangles with two on -the -make females, Glenn Fend, Ruth Woman and Denise Darcel TRIAL, FRI., SAT. (Feb. 12-14) "FEARLESS 'AGAN" Meet the one and only, "Fagan" the only lion ever discharged by the U.S. Army, and the man who could not part with him when the army called. Janet Leigh, Carleton. Carpenter and Keenan Wynn Coming: "SALLY AND SAINT ANNE" with Ann Blyth and Edmund Gwenn PARK THEATRE GODEIUCH.-,.Phone 1150 NOW; "it�IIAT PRICE 01,0A3" — In Colour, with James Cagney, and Dan Dailey MON., TUES., WED. Lana Turner, Kirk Douglas and Dick Powell You will enjoy this sophisticated criticism of a Hollywood genius who tripped over his own conceit. "TUE BAD AND THE BEAUTIFUL" Icali.JR., FRI., SAT. Arnie. Baxter, MacDonald Carey and Cecil McLeod The old problem of the eternal matriangle is given a funnier twist in this new and sprightly comedy, "My Wife's Best Friend" Corning: "APRIL IN PARIS" --In Teclnnicolor, starring Doris Day and Ray Bolger CAPITAL THEATRE GODERWII — Phone 47 WowT playing (Fri. end Sat,) AST or THE DU4.NNES" A swift and rugged western adventure, MON„ TUES., WED„ TIIURS. PLEASE NOTE For purposes of renovation the Capital Theatre will remain Closed four days each week elute ing the entire month of Feb. FRIDAY - SATURDAY Saba, Lita Baron and Sid Melton An Americanized Indonesian re- turns to his native land and a throne, whereupon a series of ex- citing adventures begins. "SAVAGE DRUMS" Coming: "MONTANA TERRITORY" with Wanda Hendrix year. She was formerly Sarah Essie Janet Fluker, daughter of William Fluker and Jane Stewart and was born at Auburn on March 27, 1879, She lived there and in Clinton until the time of her mar- riage. In,.August 1909 she married R. J. Cameron and during the snore than two -score years she had lived in Lucknow, Mrs. Cameron endear- ed herself to a host of friends by her friendly, kindly manner that marked her as a good friend and neighbour. Mr. Cameron prede- ceased her in May of 1943. ; Mrs. Cameron was a member of the United Church, the WMS and WA, the Women's Institute, and the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion and was an in- terested and active member of the various organization and for six years was leader of a WA group. Members of the Legion Auxil- iary held a memorial service on Monday evening at the funeral chapel, conducted by Mrs. Philip MacMillan and Rev. Meiklejohn. At the funeral on Tuesday, Aux- iliary members formed a guard of honour and acted as flower bear- ers, Interment was in South Kinloss Cemetery, the pallbearers being J. L, MacMillan, Jack Henderson, Archie Robinson, Stewart Taylor, Barrett Taylor and Robert Simp- son. Mrs. Cameron is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Nelson• Bushell (Arabelle), Lucknow; two sons, Kenneth, Lucknow and Stewart, Port Colborne; two' sisters, Mrs. Annie Taylor, Clinton; Mrs. Mae Franks, Hamilton, and three grandchildren, Barbara, Mary Ann and Roderick James. FRANK HENRY PO WELL Funeral service for Frank Henry Powell, 82, Clinton, who died Mon- day, January 19, at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Roy Tyndall, was held on Thursday, January 22, from the Ball and Mutch fun- eral home. Rev. A. G. Eagle of Ontario Street United Church of- ficiated, Interment was in Clin- ton Cemetery. Pall -bearers were six grandsons: Frank, Roy and Joe Potter; Lorne, Jack and Kenneth Tyndall. Hon- orary pall -bearers were John Per- due, John Gibson, John Batkin and John Woon. Born in the town of Russell in Russell County, in the year 1870, Mr. Powell was the son of Francis and Martha Powell. Before his marriage to Elizabeth Elliott, Bayfield load, Goderich Town- ship, he spent several years on the British Columbia coast. The remainder of his life was spent in Clinton and Goderich Township Mr. Powell was a member of Ontario Street United Church and spent several years on the Gode- rich Township council. Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Susan Nadeau, Vancouver, B.C., and Mrs. Jessie Orange, Biscotas- ing; four daughters, Mrs. Roy Tyndall and Mrs. Clarence Potter, Goderich Township; Mrs. Elliott Layton, Tuckersmith Township, and Mrs. Gordon Cudmore, Clin- ton; one sen, Francis, Goderich Township, MILS. THOMAS VENNER Mrs. Thomas Venner, 78, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Donnelly, Goderich, on Tuesday, February 2. Funeral service was held on Wednesday, February 4, at the Lodge funeral hotne, Goderich, with Rev. H, A. Dickson, North Street United Church, officiating. Interment was in Clinton Ceme- tery. Pall -bearers were Fred Bridle, Archie Hamilton, Reg. 13e11, John H. McDonald, Earl Westbrook and John Fotheringham. Formerly Flora M. Sutherland, Mrs, Veneer was born near Kirk - ton, a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Sutherland. Sha was brought up in Clinton an'l lived here until moving to God- erich seven years ago. Her hus- band died several years ago. She was a member of North Street United Church, Goderich. Surviving are three sons, How- ard, North Bay; Arnold, of Little. Britain; Gordon, of Pickering Beach; two daughters, Mrs, Thom- as Donnelly, Goderich, and Mrs. Frank Bowes, Owen Sound; two brothers, John and Andrew Suth- erland, Oakney, Man.; and one sister,. Mrs, Clark Switzer, Mit- cheli; and seven grandchildren. Her sister-in-law, Mrs. Chris Venner lives here in Clinton. HARD TIME DANCE featuring Clarence Petrie and his, :Night Hawks - With Wand Allan HENS ALL TOWN HALL WEDNESDAY, FEB. 11, 10 p.ni,i 1 a.•Irne Ammo ATTR.A.CTib1N": 1 itI E POE CLOG ;EJAb1c11V6 Boniki Jit IIALL i VERVIDDY WELCOME Sponsorec by Ilensall,Branch, t�la1Lad#an .Legion ADMISSION: 60 ceras THERE IS NO DIFFERENCE All Have All Need To Be Sinned. Saved. For by grace are ye saved through faith and that not of yourselves, it is the gift of God; not of works lest any man should beast. Eph. 2: 8. 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