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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1953-04-02, Page 7THURSDAY, ',. APR L 2, 1053 CLINTON W S-i2COi PAGE SEVEN Classified Rates CASH RATE -- (If Paid by ''61!•ednesday following date of in- °eertion)—,-Two cents a word first ',nsertion (minimum 50 Gents); subsequent insertions 11 cents a word (minimum 35 eents); 15 cents extra for bees numfber or 'or direction to NEWS -RECORD •'Office, IF' CHARGED --.-25 cents, extra. DEADLINE—I2 noon, Wednes- 'ay, \Tired Tilly finally learned That shopping could be fun She read the ads in classified And half her work was done. ACCOMMODATION for RENT ,ANY LADY WHO desires to be pared for in a private home. Apply at Clinton News -Record. 12-3-b .APARTMENT, THREE ROOMS, on Highway 8. Furnished. All con- veniences. Share bath. Phone God- erich 931r16. 12-3-4-5•b THREE-ROOM SELF -CONTAIN - ,ed furnished apartment, available May 1, Adults preferred, Phone ,.Clinton 363. 13-p THREE - ROOM APARTMENT. Furnished and heated. Shared bath. Private entrance. Phone Seaforth 42. , 13-p TWO -ROOM APARTMENT. Also .accommodation for roomers and boarders. Box "F", Clinton News- Record. ews Record. . 13-p .FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS. Hydro, private entrance, available at once. Five and a half miles north of Clinton. Phone Blytn 28r4. 13-b FARM HOUSE WITH HYDRO, one mile and a half from Clinton. Lorne Tyndall, phone Clinton .904r4. 13-tfb IfFnATED APARTMENT WITS' ;refrigerator and stove, within ten :minute drive of Clinton. Available April 1. Phone Seaforth 841r2. 10-tfb Accommodation Wanted TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS in Clinton, wanted by lady. Phone Clinton 243J. 13-14 p ARTICLES FOR SALE SUNSHINE TWIN CARRIAGE, in good condition. Priced to sell. Donald Buchanan, Londesboi o. Phone Seaforth 850r25. 13�p BOY'S BICYCLE, in good condi- -tion. Lloyd Batkin, phone Clinton 692W. 12-13-b HORNET CHAIN SAW, newly overhauled, Also colony house, 10' x 12'. James East, phone Clinton 807r6. 13 •b AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1946 SUPER DE LUXE Plymouth sedan with heater and radio and four new tires. In excellent con- dition. Apply to Wilfred Etue, B.R.-5, Goderich. Phone Carlow 179. 13-b 1950 VANGUARD SEDAN, new paint job, air-conditioning, good tires. Apply at 64 Kingston St., Goderich. 13-4-p 1951 CUSTOM FORD SEDAN. 10,000 miles. Apply to Bert Greer, RR 3, Bayfield, 13-p BABY CHICKS "SURE ARE MONEY MAKERS" -tvrites a Kitchener Big -4 Hatchery customer. Canadian Approved Chicks with 30 years hatchery ex- perience behind them: Wide range of choice in pure breds and cros- ses, dayold, started. Get going soon with Big -4. Agent: Chas. Scott, Auburn, phone Blyth 43r23. (BUILDINGS FOR SALE FRAME BARN, 30'x50'. Also have for rent 20 or 30 acres of land suitable for beans. Phone Clinton 19W. Ernest Brown, 13-p '.FAME KITCHEN, 16`x22', al:;o dried. Ernest Townsend, phone Clinton 900r21. 11-.1 •b BANK BARN 60' x 40' on stone, good condition. Apply John Hind - marsh, RR 2, Goderich, phone Goderich 1190J. 12-3-4-b PBUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES — usiness trades listed: restaurants, gee stations, tourist camps, groc- ery stores; one Main St. build- ing. L. G. Winter, Real Estate; 'Thomas Steep, salesman. 30-tfb CLOTHING FOR SALE BOY SCOUT UNIFORM, Also Oval Finlay eookstove. Apply to Box "1�", Clinton News -Record. LIGHT ]BLUE SHORTIE COAT, sf1ze 38; long blue spring coat, slightly worn, size 38; good brass bedsteacl, width 54 inches; child's high chair; victrola and record.; wicker set suitable for verandah; day bed; collie pup, half grown, ideal children's pet; set of double harness. Apply after. 5 pen, Phone Seaforth 152'W, 13,b FARM IMPLEMENTS for SALE 13,-ZIOLE M. -I-1. SELL? DRILL for 'a ale. Phone Clinton 804116, 1�irrclrew Lawsere 131 FARMS FOR SALE POULTRY \'ARM, pt. lot 3, Con- .oes5tori 3, Mullett Twp. 40 acres. barn 80' x 45', converted to house several thousand birds, White brielt dwelling, rnedern Converi leneee, drilled well, Reply; Vefer- =art's 'Land Act, Gue)ph. 12.3-11 FURNITURE FOR SALE 22 CHESTERFIELD and Daven- port styles at "Bargain Prices' at the Mildmay Furniture Co. Take a cushion from your old suite so that the salesman can determine a trade-in ,allowance. J. F. Schuett & Sons, Mildmay, Free delivery. — 13-1-b REFRIGFRATORS, PIANOS (new and used); 20 bedroom suite designs, at Schuett's Mildmay Furniture Stores, Free Delivery. 13-b FURNITURE REFINISHINGFOR PIANO, FURNITURE AND radio cabinet refinishing and re- pairing, see W, G, Pickett, Box 351, Clinton, 13-4-5-p HAY FOR SALE BAY AND ENSILAGE for sale. Also good clean timothy seed, Phone Clinton 911r34, 13-x HELP WANTED—FEMALE GIRL TO WORK IN LUNCH room. Good working condition. Good pay, Apply to Hotel Clinton. 13-b LIVESTOCK WANTED WANTED. OLD HORSES AND dead cattle. Gilbert Bros. Mink Ranch, Goderich. Phone collect, 936r32, or 936r21. 9 -pale DEAD, DISABLED HORSES OR cows removed free of charge. For prompt and efficient service phone "Stones" collect Ingersoll 21, Sea - forth 655r2 or Goderieh 936r21. 9-tfb LIVESTOCK FOR SALE TWO REGISTERED HEREFORD bulls (polled), nearing serviceable age, Also 14 pigs, eight weeks old. Ray , Cox, phone Clinton 903r25. 13 p TWO COWS, HOLSTEIN AND Hereford cross, carrying second calves, to freshen second week in April. Also 19 pigs, six and eight weeks of age. Apply to William Jenkins, Base Line, Clinton. 13-b DURHAM HEIFER, two-year-old, due to freshen April 23, bred to Holstein bull. Also two-year-old Durham heifer, fresh four weeks. Apply to E. L. Bender, Varna, phone Hensall 699r12. 13-41) TWELVE SMALL CHUNKS, nine weeks old. Holstein heifer calf. Also rubber tire wagon with rack. Set of spring tooth harrows. Lorne Tyndall, phone Clinton 904r4. 13-b LOGS WANTED WE ARE PAYING HIGHEST prices for hard maple and bass- wood logs or standing timber, We pay cash. Phone collect, Jas. T. Craig and Son, Auburn. Phone Blyth 32r24, 13-4p LOST AND FOUND LOST—CHILD'S GLASSES, rims, light colour. Vicinity of William and Rattenbury St. Contact Mrs, Alvin Lobb. 13-h LOST — IN BAYFIELD TOWN Hall on Friday, March 27—One gold ear -ring, with three small pink stones, Finder please call Clinton News -Record. 13-b ' FOUND — IN CLINTON LIONS Arena, leather jacket and scarf, both in good condition. Also num- erous mittens and scarves during winter months. See J. H. Bruns - don, 13-b MISCELLANEOUS SURGE MILKERS ARE SAFER and faster for your cows. For a demonstration call Lovell Mc- 1 Guire, Surge Dealer, Winghain, Phone 593W. We specialize in milking cows. 13-4-5-6-7-p WANTED TO RENT -- Two or three acres in the vicinity of Lon- , desboro, suitable for turnip cul- tivation. Phone S. Welbanks, Blyth 39r7. 13-b CLEARING SALE of quality gladiolus bulbs at bargain prices. Large, medium and small bulbi. 30 varieties, J. E. Pollock, Varna. ' 12 -tib , ORCHARD GRASS SEED for : sale. Len. Radford, Londesboro. Phone Blyth 24r7. 11-2-3-p i SALES, SERVICE and repairs for 1 all Viking Cream Separators. One new 600 lb. electric one in Stock, other sizes available. Repairs for Renfrew separators also; two new Fleury -Bissell tractor discs , in stock. Basil O'Rourke, Bruce-- i field, phone Clinton 634r21. 13-p _ VULCANIZING, TRACTOR, truck , and car tires. Fluid inflation ser- vice, Pick-up and delivery ser- vice. Al Lenfield's Tire and Sport Shop, Phone Goderich 535. 10 -tib 1 MORTGAGE WANTED . E WOULD LIKE A Private Mort- house in Clinton. gage on a $3,000 or less. Repayable in ten years. Apply to Box "N",Clinton News - Record. 13-b PASTURE FOR RENT { GRASS FOR RENT. Good past- 1 ure, lots of water. Phone at 6, 10 1 in the evening, Clinton "-B 1r5. . Louis Carbert. 13.4-b "i HAVE PASTURE FOR 25 Steers, from 400 to 600 pounds. Arnold Dale, phone Clinton 80103. 1 13 -1•t -1,i It , PIANO TUNING YOUR PIANO carefully tuned. 1 lust call G. W. Cox tit Clinton 1, 595,1', 43 -tib 1. TEACHERS WANTED CootarCI-I rowigst IP School s Area requires echoe1 teachers, 1 t'lease Mate qualifications, exper- c lento and aalary expected, rraelt ( Yee. seeret� ry—treastire'r, 1t1Z . , 1 t l„E. „ v x.;t -t. . BIRTHS BANKS -In Clinton Public Hos- pital, on Sunday, March 29, 1953, to Mr. and Mrs, Robert Banks, RCAF Station, Clinton, a son, COOPER— In Clinton Public Hospital, on Saturday, March 28, 1953, to Mr, and Mrs. Edwin Cooper, Clinton, a daughter, ELLIOTT—In St. Joseph's I-Ios- pital, London, on Tuesday, March 31, 1953, to Mr, and Mrs. Gerald C, F,Uiott, a son (Richard John Frederick), LLOYD—In Grace Hospital, Tor- onto, on Monday, March 30, 1953, to Mr, and Mrs. C. Don- ald Lloyd (nee Alfie Lou Thompson) a son. MACHAN—In Clinton Public Hospital, on Monday, March 30, 1953,.to Mr. and Mrs. Keith Machan, Auburn, a son, SHULTZ— In Clinton Public Hospital, on Sunday, March 29, 1953, to Mr, and Mrs. El- mer Shultz, Auburn, a daught- er. PET STOCK BUDGIES, ALL COLOURS. Can- aries, goldfish, all feeds and sup- plies, Also, new supply of cages, just arrived. Call Barb's Pet Sup- plies, phone Clinton 631r14. Mem- ber of C.B.A. 13-4-5-6-7-ptf b $100 FOR $10. YES, IT'S TRUE. People say to me, "I wouldn't part with my Budgie for $100." An ideal gift for Easter, Birthdays, Anniversaries. We breed them. Various colours. Talking strains. Lovely cages. Supplies and seed, 25c per pound. A deposit will hold until Easter. Open evenings to ten o'clock. C. Wood§, Gode- rich, opposite the Town Hall, East Street. 11-12-13-b PiANOS FOR SALE NEW APARTMENT -SIZE quality pianos made by Willis. You are invited to see and try these at Mrs. Frank Speaight's. Liberal allowance on your old piano and free service on any piano purchas- ed. Phone Clinton 405. 12-3-4-5-b PROPERTY FOR SALE FIVE -ROOM FRAME HOUSE, four -piece bath, oak floors, with full size basement. Apply to Cale Doucette, Maple Street. Phone Clinton 6693. 10-11-12-13•p NEW BUNGALOW, four rooms and three piece bath, solid base- ment, on James Street, south of Railway track, Apply at site of house, or to E. Galaehiuk. 13-b EVEN ROOM INSUL-BRICK ouse, Mary Street. Modern con- reniences, garage attached. Extra ot, with cement block garage. Ap- >1y to S. Schoenhals, phone Clin- on 588J. 13-b SAW FiLING ALL TYPES OF SAWS sharpen- ed. Leave at Nelson's Machine Shop or David Elliott's residence. 12-3-4-p SALESMEN WANTED PERMANENT BUSINESS — art time or full, to limited nuni- er of farm men. No investment, rake orders for America's largest rationally sold LIQUID FERTIL- IZER. Steady $50 and up weekly ncome. Write "Na-Churs" Plant ood, Box 84, London, Canada, 13 -b EARN EXTRA MONEY pleasant- ly and easily, in your spare or full time, selling guaranteed and reliable Household Products of iighest quality, at attractive prices. Company established fif- teen years. You can build your awn profitable business. No money to invest. Exclusive ter- ritory, Either men or women ac- ceptable as agents. Apply to Box 'J", Clinton News -Record. SEED FOR SALE )UANTITY OF ALFALFA and ed clover seed. Both graded No 1 eed, J, Arnold Jamieson, phone linton 616r33. 13 p UANTITY OF RED CLOVER eed for sale. Fred Watson, phone 3ayfield 58r13. 12-3-p LOVER SEED FOR SALE. We ave some real good 'red closes eed, fully matured and well leaned. Prices very reasonable. phone Clinton 33, F. W, Andrews, 12-ifh IMOTHY SEED. FLYNN Bros., linton, Phone Clinton 801r14. 13.4-p TEED BARLEY. OAC. Elrner 3aytei-, RR 1, Varna, Phone Hen - all 696r22. 12-3-p STOVES FOR SALE OUR -BURNER ELECTRIC tove; electric radiator; oil -brood - r. All items reasonable. Rey Todden, Summerhill Store, RR 1 linton, 13 b NORGE OIL SPACE HEATER, used one year, Sell reasonable. 29 Edmonton Road, .RCAF Stat- ion, Clinton. 12-3-b OOKSTC)VE, white porcelain, with oil burners installed, like aew, $75. Kitchen cupboard $(. 2lso three dresses, gine 14, Over old Williams Bakery. 12-3-n TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE JEW PORTABLE RE1VIINGTON ypewriters at Groves Electric. hone 6883, letfb, WOOD FOR SALE IART) LIMB WOOD AND mixed vinter wood; %also slabs and cedar :rolling. Elmer Trick, phone linton 907n5. 4-tfb Mrs. Alice Wiles who has been patient hi Victoria Hospital, ondoh, was brought by arnbulan- o to Alexandra Marine Bospital, ederieh, on Sunday, Mardi 22. ht. Wiles fell ort seine lee a few ve eka ago and fractured her hip, MARRIAGES mumeeHEY1HK-- In St. An- drew's Presbyterian Church, on EridaY afternoon, Mare's 27, 1953, by Rev. 3, Hoytema, minister of the Clinton.. Christ- ian Reform congregation, 3o- hanna Aleida, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Jahn Heyink, R.R, 1, Blyth, to Dirk Brink, R.R, 2, Copetown, son of Mr. and Mrs, Cert Brink, R.R. 2, Capetown. McCART1;R-RIVERS —• In the home of the bride's parents, Hensall, on Saturday, March 28, by Rev. H. J. Snell, Ann Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, H, C. Rivers, to Raymond Clarence McCarter, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. McCarter, RADFORD-BENNETT— rn . Eg- erton Street Baptist Church, London, on Saturday, March 21, 1953, by Rev. F. T. Darnell, Doreen Marilyn, daughter of Roy Bennett, Hydro St., Lon- don, and the late Mrs. Bennett, to Frank Malcolm Radford, son of Mr, and Mrs, M. Rad- ford, Clinton, DEATHS HUNKING—In Toronto, at the home of his son Charles, on Monday, March 16, 1953, Tho- mas Wesley Bunking. Funeral from the Ferguson funeral par- lours on Thursday, March 19. KERSLAKE -- In South Huron Hospital, Exeter, on. Sunday, March 29, 1953, Elsie Lyon, beloved wife of Arthur Ker- slake, in her 62nd year. Fun- eral from the Hopper -Hockey funeral home, Exeter, to Exe- ter Cemetery, on Tuesday, March 31. PARKER—At his home in Pros- pect Hill, on Sunday, March 22, after a long illness, Arthur Parker, beloved husband of Ivy Mason, in his 56th year, Fun- eral in Port Dover and inter- ment in Port Dover Cemetery, on Wednesday, March 25. PECK —• At his home at 1018 Tenth Ave. S., Fargo, N.D., on Friday, March 20, 1953, George E. Peek, in his 76th year. Fun- eral from the Ivers Chapel, Fargo, to Riverside Cemetery, on Sunday afternoon, March 22, $300.00 SAVED FOR YOU — IF YOU WANT A NEW CAR 1953 Meteor Customline 4 Door Sedan — Black COST $2600.00 NOW $2300.00 CASH (Financing Arranged) ONLY 4500 MILES Owner Transferred to Europe WO2 ZIEGLER 18 Quebec Road, RCAF CLINTON BINIESIMENNIM W anted Sales Ladies for Ladies' Wear Store State Experience if any, and when available. Apply Box 5 Clinton News -Record ,., n` r ;Vtz:' ROY THEATRE CLINTON New Playing (April 2.4) „ >ELLES ON THEIR TOES In Technicolor, A worthy se bei to "Cheaper by the Dozen." MON., TUES„ WED. (April 6-8) THE NAKED SPEP" Four men and a loney, but beaut- iful girl involved in a bitter fight against nature and their own sav- age emotions. A- super Western filmed in Technicolor. James Stewart, Janet Leigh and Robert Ryan TIZURS., FIR., SAT., (April 3-11) A caustic .college professor be- comes a matinee idol in the sea- son's laugh hit, "DREAMBOAT" "Don't miss it! 'Coming (April 15-15) "MUTINY" with. Patric Knowles Matinee: Sat. April 4 -No Matin- ee on Good Friday PARK THEATRE GODERICII-Phone 1150 Ne3V; "THE MIRACLE OI" OUR LADY OF 1+'ATIiVIA", in Warner,. color. Based on a true happening MON.,, TUES,, WED. `Million Dollar Mermaid' A new and beautiful Technicolor hit; Based on the life story of the immortal Annette Kellerman and featuring a super -talented aquatic cast in their famous pool -ballet, Esther Williams, Victor Mature and Walter Pidgeon THURS., FRI., SAT, Mitzi Gaynor, Scott Brady and Mitzi Green In Technicolor, the story of a New York bookie and Georgia hill- biIly who finds romance and ruc- tions in the nightclubs of Gotham "Bloodhounds of Broadway" CAPITAL THEATRE GODERII 1 -- Phone 49 Now: "RIDERS OP THE KM, PLP SAGE" by Zane Grey, slur• eipg George Montgomery. • MON., TUES., WED., Linda Darnell, Gary Merrill and Hildegarde Neff Packed with dramatic suspense, the complicated romance of a brilliant composer who suffered defeat through the discords of matrimony. "Night Without Sleep" THURS., PRI,, SAT., James Craig, Rita Moreno and I{eith Larson A Technicolor tale of the North- west Mounted, of swift action to prevent an uprising among Sioux and Blackfeet. "Fort Vengeance" Coming; "QUICKSAND" starring Mickey Rooney and James Cagne' CARD OF THANKS MR. AND MRS. WALTER Mac- BEATH and DOUGLAS wish to express their sincere thanks to their many neighbours and friends for the beautiful floral tributes cards of sympathy, and the acs of kindness and thanking Dr. Ad- dison, Miss Sinclair and the staff of the Clinton Public Hospital, and Rev. W. 3. Maines in their recent sad bereavement. 13-b MRS. LESLIE LAWSON and BOB wish to express sincere thanks for all acts of kindness and sympathy, for cards, gifts and flowers sent to Victoria Hospital, Also for messages of condolence, beautiful floral tributes and to the flower bearers pallbearers, those who kindly ,loaned cars, and for the many other courtesies extend, ed to them in their sad bereave- ment, 13-p Notice to Creditors In the estate of THOMAS SCOTT WELSH, late of Hensall, Ontario, Sawmill Operator. Creditors and others having claims againet the above estate a.re required to send full particulars of such claims to the undersigned Ad- ministrator on or before 30th day of April, A.D. 1953, after which date the estate's assets will be dis- tributed, having regard only Lo claims that have then been re- ceived. THE CANADA TRUST COMP- ANY, London, Ontario, Administ- rator, by MURPHY & DURDIN, Solicitors, 267 Dundas Street, Lon- don, Ontario. 11-12-13-b Notice to Creditors IN THE ESTATE OF ELIZA WALDRON, otherwise known as ANNIE ELIZA 'WALDRON, de- ceased. ALL CREDITORS of the Estate of Eliza Waldron, otherwise known as Annie Eliza Waldron, formerly of the Township of Stanley, in the County of Huron, spinster, deceased, who died on or about the 6th day of February, A,D. 1953 n#it the said Township of Stanley, are hereby required to furnish proof of their claims to the undersigned, in writing and duly attested, on or before the 5th day of April, 1953 as after that date the executor herein will proceed to administer and distribute the said estate, having regard only to the claims of which he shall then have had notice. WILLIAM A. SUTHERLAND, Executor, by his solicitor, GOLDWIN C. ELGIE, Q.C., 347 Bay Street, Toronto, Ont. 11-12-13-b LOL Euchre The Orange Lodge held a pro- gressive euchre party in the C>r- ange Hall, Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Robert Chamney, Marg- aret Nevins, William Haggitt, Bil- lie Brown. Lunch was served. e -o4 -G-.^0-4.-0-0-4-0-04-4-4-•4-6-4-4-4-4-4-.-0-40-4,-40-+4-0-4-4.4 TI I take this opportunity of informing you that f will not be able to plough any gardens this spring. Thanking you for your patronage in the past. B ELLIOTT +ar-s-+-w+-a-•-6-• _ -+ Sale of Land by Tender TENDERS are invited for the sale of the under- mentioned parcels of land belonging to the late THOMAS WELSH of 1 ENSALL, ONTARIO. Sealed tenders accomp- anied by a certified cheque for 10 per cent of the tender will be received by the firm of Bell & Laughton, T:xetor, ,'Ontario, Solicitors for the Executrix, up to and including the 10th day of April 1953. The lowest or any bid not necessarily aecepted. Iinmedia•te possession to bo given on the closing of the purchase of the said lands. Parcel No. 1: 'rile north half of Lot No, 19, in the 4th Concession north of the Egreinont Read, lit the Township of War- Wick, County of Lambton. Parcel No. 2: The east half of Lot 26 incl the west half of Lot 27, Coneessloni 4, Township of Stanley, County of Huron. Parcel No. 3: The west half et Lot 85, Coatcese[on 8, Township of 'lTsborne, County of l#tiron ' Parcel No, 4: Lands in the Village of Iionsall: south of the Mill prop- erty being corriprisecl of five aet'es of land More or less. Blit 84 LAVCIHTO T J Ceter, Olxtai io ,Soli "itors for the txeetttrix 12=13-b AUBURN Mrs. Robert Fitzgerald and Mrs. Richard Gardiner, who spent the winter with their brother-in-law and sister; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Campbell, have returned to their home in Dungannon. W.I. Turkey Banquet The Auburn Women's Institute catered for the turkey banquet of the Sunshine Sisters .of Londes- bora Women's Institute, in the Sunday School room of Knox Un- ited Church. About 50 members of Londesboro W.I. were present and Miss Margaret Brophy, Wing - ham, was guest speaker. The first meeting of "The Club Girl Entertains" was held at the home of Mrs. Carl Mills on March 26, at 8 p.m. with twenty memb- ers present. As this was the or- ganization meeting, Mrs. Mills presided for the election of offic- ers. The officers chosen were: presi- dent, Rena McClinchey; vice-presi- dent, Laura May Letherland; sec- retary, Carol Beadle; assistant secretary, Ruth Million; press re- porter, Ruth Daer; pianist, June Letherland. Mrs. Archie Robinson gave a short talk on hospitality. One re- quirement of this course is to make a classified reference file which includes materials on these topic s: decorations, wrapping gifts, receipts, house furnishings, games, etiquette, flower arrange- ments, menus, party suggestions, miscellaneous. Mrs. Robinson also read an art- icle on dishwashing, stressing cleanliness as one of the most im- portant factors. In a demonstrat- ion Mrs. Mills proved by measur- ing that the table of weights and measures is quite accurate. For the next meeting at Betty Sturdy's, the members are to bring ideas on a name for the club and will answer the roll call by "One thing I would appreciate in a guest room." The singing of "The More We Get Together ' brought the meeting to a close. The hostess assisted by Mrs. Robinson served refreshments, Transportation Interments Entornbments Cremations anywhere . , . anytime .. , Personal attention eulfie 1ttiteraI 1 Ladies Out -Snipe Men At Challenge Match • Members of the Clinton Ladies' Rifle Club entertained their hus- bands and friends at a challenge match on Wednesday night, and emerged the victors by over 10J points. Individual honours went to E11 - wood Epps, who shot a perfect 100 with 7 10X's to his credit. Several of the ladiesshot perfect scores, Grace Castle getting. 6 10X's, Isobel Epps scoring 5, and Marion Brown 3. Each contestant shot 10 rounds at 20 yards in the prone position. PIans were made to hold a ban- quet in the near future at whica time the presentation of the awards that the ladies have won will be made. The Ladies' Rifle Club is enjoying a very success- ful year, with 16 members, and al- most all of them have won at least one award. The evening ended with a very enjoyable social hour, the losers of the match supplying the lunch, +4 -40 -41, - CEMENT Contract" rs CEMENT BUILDING CHIMNEY BLOCKS Built and Repaired GUY IVES and SONS Phone Carlow 1612 s NA,NtN+Ia'WVy.IWyV.O , i I cORr'EOLss a5ERV'Ce Get There Safely! CALL 1 ASHTON'S TAXI RL.LN1NATOR on yl 4.95 COMPACT SIZII Small Outside -- lig inside — Net Capacity 1.4 cu, ft 25 lbs. Frozen Storage 2 lee cube Trays, Sliding *neat tray Tall Dottie Space and handy boor- Shelves 18 square feet shelf area. Width 24q" Depth 27 and 1-8'' ifeight 581/4" Avalleble now at GALBRAITH --4.+s-.+s RADIO- AND '.ielCl[.7CV18)l(1N Hennto&s only 1tecord Bar" "We SERVICE r~i1'EYT .INC\ Wl; SI1.1."