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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1953-06-25, Page 7'.'I'[ 'U RSTIkr,•TiJU3)7E :25, 1953 WANT ADS Employment Wanted. • Classified Rates CASH RATE -- (If paid by Illedneedey following date of in- efertion)-Two cents a word first 'insertion (minimum 50 cents); teubsequent insertions 13' cents a word .(minimum 35 cents); 15 cents extra for box number or °!or direction to NEWS -RECORD Office. IF CHARGED --15 cents extra. DEADLINE—•12 noon, Wednes- tday. mF , 6ot,• , r,. w,. "att. SLEEP frac NST lj ..i• 1Yw ACCOMMODATION for RENT ROOM AND BOARD, gentlemen preferred, ; Phone Clinton 219. 25-p , ACCOMMODATION FOR ROOM- , ers or. boarders. Phone Clinton ., 163R. 25-b ACCOMMODATION FOR Either ,.boarders or roomers. Phone Clin- ton 795R. 25-b SMALL, UNFURNISHED, heat- ed apartment. Apply to Dr. E. A. McMaster, Seaforth. 25-b 'THREE ROOM APARTMENT, with three-piece bath. Available . July 1. Apply at News -Record office. 25-p ' THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS on Albert St., Clinton. Hot and • cold running water. Floors cover- ed, Partly re -decorated. Phone Clinton 282J. 25-b MODERN APARTMENT for rent, over News -Record Office. Posses- ' s'ion July 1. Apply at News- -Record Office. 25-26-c ' THREE- OR FOUR -ROOM apart- ment unfurnished or partially fur- nished. Newly -decorated, heated, all conveniences. AIso two -room apartment. Phone 368W. 25-b TWOOR THREE ROOM apart- ment, furnished or unfurnished. Share bathroom. Middle-aged couple preferred or couple with no children. Apply to Box "C", Clinton News -Record. 25-6-9 Accommodation Wanted HOUSE OR APARTMENT BY reliable tenant, no children. Box "'0" Clinton News -Record. 25-b APARTMENT ON A FARM with possibility of raising chickens or doing small farming. Would like to rent. Apply to Box "E", Clin- ton News -Record. 25-9 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE • 1947 DODGE SEDAN, good con- dition, $795. 114 Rattenbury St., phone Clinton 542W. 25-p 1950.FORD SEDAN, in very good condition. Low mileage, price $1350. May be seen at 30 Regina Road, RCAF Station, Clinton. 25-b ARTICLES FOR SALE 12 -FOOT PLYWOOD BOAT. Also grey chrome -trimmed table. Phone Clinton 679 Mafter 5.30 p.m. 25-b • ONE LARGE OFFICE SAFE, or • will exchange .for smaller one. J. Howard, Bayfield. Phone Hay- field 53r2. 24-5-b SUNSHINE STROLLER, BLUE, lined with white. Al condition. Can be seen at the home of Mrs. Charlie Lee, phone Clinton 259W, 'Queen St. 25-b PLUMBING SUPPLIES and hard- ware. Special bargains on sinks, b !sins, etc. See us before you • buy. Robert Fettis, Brucefield. Phone Clinton 618r11. ' 24-5-6-p +BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES — •eaustness trades listed: restaurants, gas stations, tourist camps, groc- •esy stores; one Main St. build- ing. L. G. Winter, Real Estate; Phone 448. 14-tfb BABY CHICKS L O O K , POULTRYKEEPERS. Kitchener Big -4, Canadian Ap- proved Chicks. DayoId pulIets now priced at $17.50. Also mixed chicks, dayold, started, and broil- ers. Summer bargains. Contact phone Blythr23.5 rl43cott, Auburn, EGGS ARE SOARING and will go higher, so don't miss out. We have e old Canadian t•W6 and three week Approved pullets at bargain prices, Two week old White Leghorn, Black Minorca X White Leghorn, White Leghorn X Barred Rock, Black Australorp X 'White Leg- horn $39.95 per 100, three week old $46.95, Money Maker ,Quality add ;1.00; Extra Profit add $2.00, Special Mating add $3.00. Also day old pullets in the above breeds at $27.95, also day old heavy breed pullets $14.95. Specialrice on Bronze Turkeys for July, nen- sexed 1VIoney 1Vlakeruality, .75e; Extra Profit, 80c; Special Mat- ing, .330, Also hens and toms at low prices. Cash in on the high prices you Will get for turkey Meat this Winter. TW'EDDLE CHICK_ HATCHERIES LIMITED, Fergus, Ontario, 25-b YOUNG MAN, SINGLE, desires year round farm employment. .Available after July 1. Phone Clinton 614r31 or contact Leen Rehorst, R.R. 5, Clinton. 25-b RELIABLE fi YEAR-OLD BOY desires summer employment. Con- tact Terry Wood, Apt. 1, over Mc- Laren's Studio. 25-p FARM MACHINERY MASSEY-HARRIS SIDE RAKE. Apply to Harold Yeo, R, R. 3, Clinton. 25-b McCORMICK-DEERING, SEVEN foot power mower. Jack Clegg, phone Clinton 631r13. . 25-b WATERLOO BRONCO Tractor with mower, two years old, cheap for'quick sale, Also some new and used tires, sizes 19-20-21, selling very cheap. Apply to C, L. Stan- ley, Clinton. 25-b MASSEY-HARRIS Clipper Com- bine, 6 foot cut, power take -off drive, complete with scour kleen and bagger attachment. First class shape. $390. Norris Sillery, R.R. 3, Seaforth. Phone Clinton 628r33. 25-p FURNITURE FOR SALE LAWN CHAIRS—Edwin Horney, box 685 Goderich. Orders will be taken at phone Clinton 1023. 24-5-6-p LARGE SIZE BROWN METAL crib and mattress. Also a blue collapsible Gendron baby buggy. Both in good condition. Harry Plumsteel, phone Clinton 631r4. 24-p NEWLYWEDS WILL ENJOY buying at the Mildmay furniture showrooms. Bargains await you on 22 living -room suites, 18 beaut- iful bedroom suites, unusual chrome kitchen furniture. Godfrey Schuett, Mildmay. Free delivery. 25-6-b HELP WANTED --Male CONSTABLE. NIGHT DUTIES, urgently required for town of Clin- ton. Pension plan, statutory holi- days, starting salary $2,300. Ex- perience preferred but not neces- sary. Age 21 to 35. Reply to L. D. Holland, clerk. Phone Clinton 130. 25-b CARETAKER WANTED for Ontario Street United Church p Clinton. Duties to commence as soon as possible. Applications, stating sal- ary expected, will be received un- til July 6, by Roy Tyndall, R.R. 3, Clinton, chairman of Property Committee, • 25-26-b HELP WANTED—FEMALE GOOD RELIABLE WOMAN TO look .,after motherless home in country. ' Apply Box "R" Clinton News -Record. 24-5-p WOMAN WANTED FOR WORK in rooms and laundry. 48-hour week, $25 a week with board. Commercial Hotel, Clinton. 25-b EXPERIENCED TRANSFER knitters. Would you care for the chance - of steady employment, pleasant working conditions, high take home pay. Fringe benefits. Apply now—York Knitting Mills Ltd., Hosiers Division, Vansittart Avenue, Woodstock, Ontario. 23-4-5-b LIVESTOCK FOR SALE HEIFER CALF, suitable for rais- ing. Lorne Tyndall, phone Clin- ton 904 r 4. 25-b TWELVE LITTLE PIGS, SEVEN weeks old. Leen Rehorst, R.R. 5, Clinton, phone Clinton 614r31. 24-b ELEVEN PIGS, SEVEN WEEKS old. Apply to Gordon Scotchmer, Stanley Township, phone Bayfield 57 r 5. 25-6-b HEREFORD BULL, young, regist- ered. Serviceable age. Frank Flynn, phone Clinton 801r12. 24-p TWO CHOICE BULLS. Register- ed,' accredited, dual-purpose Short- horns, One born Nov. 29, 1952, sire, Hillview Roseman 300135, dam, Lady Astor 355425. One born Nov. 22, 1952, sire, Spetisbury Rotarian 5th (imp) 271637, dam, Hillhead' Anderson Addie 384574. Proctor Palmer, phone Clinton 901 r 31. 25-p LIVESTOCK WANTED WANTED. OLD HORSES AND dead cattle. Gilbert Bros. Mink Ranch, Goderich. Phone collect, 936r32, or 936r21. 9-ptfb DEAD, DISABLED HORSES, OR cows removed free of charge. For prompt and efficient service phone "Stones" collect Ingersoll 21, Sea - forth '655r2 'or Goderich 936r21. 9-tfb MISCELLANEOUS CELLAR WHITEWASHING, Spray or brush. Phone Clinton 314W. 25-6-p CRESS CORN SALVE for sure relief. Your Druggist Sells Cross Callous salve too, relieves quickly. 25-b 120 SACKS OF CEMENT for sale, Also Allis Chalmers 40 combine, complete with . pickup. W. H, Weeks, phone Clinton 633 r 3: 25-p VULCANIZING, TRACTOR, truck and car tires. Flued inflation ser- vice, Pick-up and delivery ser- vice. Al Liefield's 'Tire and Sport Shop, Phone Goderich 535. 10-tfb STOP CLAW -RIDING, Milk with genuine tug -and -pull. Surge 11211- ers are adjustable to the individ- ual dew because of their 'hanging arrangement, 'Cell Lovell 1VlcGuire, Surge; Serviee Dealer, phone Wing- ;'1'. 3. Baird, secretary -treasurer, hart, 593. 25-b Brucefield, 24-5-b DEATKIS AGNEW—In Jarvis, on Tuesday, June 9, 1953, William Henry Agnew, formerly of Clinton, in his 76th year. Funeral from Ball's funeral home, St, Marys, to St. Marys Cemetery on Fri- day, June 12. noon, June 27, at two o'clock. COLE --In Stratford, on Wednes- day, June 24, 1953, Minnie A. Jervis, beloved wife of the late William H. Cole, in her 83rd year. Funeral from the Ball and Mutch funeral home, High St„ Clinton, to Clinton Cemetery, on Friday afternoon, ,lune 26, at three o'clock. • GRAINGER, — In Clinton Public Hospital, on Saturday morning, June 20, 1953, Miss Jessie Grainger, Seaforth, formerly of Clinton, in her 72nd year. Fun- eral from the G. A. Whitney funeral home, Seaforth, to Baird's Cemetery, on' Monday afternoon, June 22, MIDDLETON—In Goderich Town- ship, on Thursday, June 25, 1953, Elizabeth Stewart, widow of the late Charles B. Middleton, in her 79th year. Funeral from her late residence, to Bayfield Cemetery, on Saturday after- STEPHENSON — In LaRiviere, Man., at the home of his daugh- ter, Mrs. David Johnston, on Sunday, June 21, 1953, Ralph Stephenson, Hensall, in his 92nd year. Funeral from the Bonth- ron funeral home, Hensall, to Baird's Cemetery on Friday, June 26, at two o'clock. IN MEMORIAM ` In loving memory of a dear fath- er and grandfather, David Steep, who passed away June 23, 1940; "Your life was one long sacrifice, Your heart was true and tender, You worked so hard for those you loved, Then left us to remember." —Sadly missed by daughter. Sadie, Susan and David. 25-p CLARK—In loving memory of a dear wife and mother who passed away on June 27, 1951. "Deep in the heart lies a picture Of a loved one laid to rest. In memory's frame we shall keep it, • Because she was one Qf the best." —Ever remembered by husband, Peter and family. 25-p CARD OF THANKS MRS. FRANK WALTERS wishes to thank those who sent flowers and cards while she was a patient in Clinton Public, Hospital. Special thanks to the hospital staff, Dr. Newlands, and Dr. Brady. 25-p MONEY WANTED $4,000 WANTED. Loan well se- cured. Apply` at Box "T", Clinton News -Record. 23-btfb NOTICE ANYONE FOUND Trespassing on Part Lots 41-51, Tuckersmith Township, both sides of river, at any time hereafter, will be prose- cuted. By order of owner, A. E. Parry. 25to30p ANY PERSON ••REQUESTING duplicate keys or lock work may leave orders at Ball and Mutch hardware. Work will be done im- mediately after July 6. Key -cutter on vacation. 25-6-b PERSONAL. "OLD AT 40, 50, 60?" MAN! You're crazy! Thousands peppy at 70. Ostrex Tonic Tablets pep up bodies lacking iron. For run-down feeling many men, women call "old". New "get acquainted" size only 60c. All druggists. 25-b PET STOCK FOR SALE FOUR PUPS FOR SALE. Stew- art Broadfoot, phone Clinton 621r3. 25-b PROPERTY FOR SALE LAKE FRONTAGE AND LOTS, seven miles north of Goderich. Road leading to good sandy beach. Phone Dungannon 19 r 14. Lloyd Brindley, RR 3, Goderich, 22-3-4-5-9 SIX ROOM FRAME HOUSE, red shingles, modern three.piece bath, hot water. Wired for electric stove, Large garden and lot. Im- mediate possession, $3,800. Phone Clinton 549M, 25-p NEW THREE-BEDROOM BRICK home. Fully modern, air-condition- ed. Oil heating, hardwood floors, etc. National Housing terms. Own- er moving to city. Phone Clinton 677R. 24.5-b PIANO TUNING YOUR. PIANO carefully tuned. Just call G. W. Cox at Clinton 695J, 43-tfb POULTRY FOR SALE 60 HY-LINE PULLETS. Bred to lay. Priced to sell! Apply to Lloyd Holland. 25-p FULLETS —1400 Red X Sussex, nine weeks old June 12; 1000 Sus- sex X Red, 11 weeks old June 12; 800 Red X Rock, 12 weeks old, June 12; 800 Red X Sussex, four months old, June 14; 800 Sussex X Red, tour months old, June 14; 700 Leghorn X Red, four and one ball months old, June 16. Also highest price paid for poultry an d eggs, Phone ne Mitc � , 1 ell 264 or Dub- lin lin 50. Ducklow's Produce, Dublin. 24-5-6-b STOVES FOR, SALE 'TUDFIOPE RANGETTE, good condition. Large size tricycle. 10 Quebec Road, RCAF Station, Clin- 25- ton. ,_, ,• p TEACHERS • WANTED APPLICATIONS will be received by Stanley Township School Area No. 1 for a music teacher to teach In all five area schools, Duties to commence inti September, Apply stating qualifications and salary to CLINTON NEWSeRECORD PAGE •SEM/ foolf006101' MARRIAGES BEDARD-BELL--In Carmel Pres- byterian Church, Hensall, on Saturday, June 20, 1' 53 by Rev, J. B. Fox, Gertrude Kathleen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stt'w- art $ell, Hensall, to Lucien Guy Bedard, Crumlin, on of Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Bedard, Hull, Que. DAVEY-HESK—In the Protestant Army Chapel at Currie Bar- racks army station, Calgary, Alta„ Marjorie' Pauline, younger daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Emer- son Hesk, Londesboro, to Robert Gerald Davey, Peterborough. HIEMSTRA-AMSING -- In St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Clinton, on Friday afternoon, June 19, 1953, by Rev. G, Hoy- terra, Dutch Reform Congrega- tion, Elizabeth Wilhelmina, dau- ghter of Mr, and Mrs. Steven Amsing, Smilae, Holland, to Geert Hiemstra, Clinton, son of Mrs. Hiernstra, Clinton, and the late Pier Hiemstra, Foudgum, Holland, THOMPSON-MITCHELL—In St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church, Hespeler, on Saturday morning, June 20, 1953, by Rev. J. F. Ford, Hespeler, Jean Marie, daughter of Lawrence Mitchell, Hespeler, and the late Mrs. Mit- chell, to Charles Wilson Thomp- son, Deep River, son of Dr. and Mrs, F, G. Thompson. Clinton. BIRTHS BENGOUGH — In Clinton Public Hospital, on Friday, June 19, 1953, to Mr. and Mrs, James Bengough, Hensall, a son (Jo- seph Frederick). CAMPBELL — In Clinton Public Hospital, on Saturday, June 20, 1953, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Campbell, Clinton, a son. EDGAR—In Clinton Public Hospi- tal, on Friday, June 19, 1953, to Mr. and Mrs. Maitland Edgar, Clinton, a son (Brian Kenneth). ELLIOTT —In Victoria Hospital, London, on Monday, June 22, .1953, to Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth C. Elliott (nee Helen Powell), London, a daughter (Wendy Elizabeth). GREER—In Clinton Public Hospi- tal, on Tuesday, June 23, 1953, to Mr, and Mrs. Bert Greer, Bayfield, a daughter (sister for Joyce and Michael). MOWAT—In Clinton Public Hos- pital, on Saturday, June 20, 1953, to • Mr. and Mrs. William Mowat, Clinton, a son (William Magnus Stewart). POTTER—In Clinton Public Hos- pital, on Wednesday, June 24, 1953, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Potter, R,R. 3, Clinton, a dau- ghter (Cheryl Ruth). WILLMS—In Clinton Public Hos- pital, on Thursday, June 18, 1953, to WO2 and Mrs. Cor- nelius Wilims, RCAF Station, Clinton, a son, (Frederick Earle). EXECUTORS AUCTION SALE Of Property and Household Ef- •feets from the home of the late Mrs. Sarah Walter, Holmesville, on No. 8 Highway on Saturday, July 14 at 2 p.m., consisting of: FURNITURE: Bedroom suite; 2 beds; 2 dressers; 2 wash stands; 2 rocking chairs; Bell organ; hall rack; Brussels rug 9'x12'; dining room extension table; sideboard; 2 congoleum rugs 9'x101/'; 1 large congoleum rug; sewing machine; Wingham Clipper enamel range; enamel rangette; Frigidaire 6 cu. ft. capacity (nearly new) ; electric heater; 2 coal oil heaters; coal oil stove; oval extension table; corner cupboard (antique); numerous other articles. PROPERTY: At the same time and place, subject to reserve bid, there will be offered for sale the property consisting of approximat- ely % acre of land, on which is situated a 2 -storey 9 -room solid brick house with a slate roof. This house is also equipped with an oil - burning furnace; a 3 -piece bath and both hard and soft water pres- sure systems. Also on this prop- erty is a small barn. TERMS: on household effects, cash. Terms on property: 10% down on date of sale and balance in 30 days. Possession upon ar- rangement. BARRIE C. WALTER, Executor of the Estate EDWARD W. ELLIOTT, Auctioneer 25-6-b AUCTION SALE Of Choice Furniture and House- hold Effects from the home of Mr, Bert Huller, Victoria St. (south of the railroad tracks), (Hinton, on Saturday, June 27 at 1.30 P.m., the following: Lazy Boy chair and stool; up- holstered platforlh rocker; walnut nest of tables; walnut coffee table; walnut smoker; 2 walnut rocking chairs (antique); walnut settee (antique); walnut chair (antique) ; 9 -piece solid African mahogany dining room suite of table, chairs, china cabieet and buffet; Rogers 8 -tube cabinet ra- dio; trilight, bridge lamps; table lamps; Singer drop -head sewing machine; Axminster rug 9'x12'; 2 Axminster rugs. 7'x9'; Marchand oil space heater (medium size); 3 - piece solid African oak bedroom suite of bed, chiffonier (his and hers), and high boy; 3 -piece solid walnut bedroom suite of bed, dres- ser and highboy; vanity stool; table stand bed lainps; bedroom chair; day bed; Westinghouse VA cu. ft. refrigerator; Clare Jewel 4 -burner electric range; Beatty el- ectric washing machine; electric mangle; enamel utility cupboard; enamel utility table; chrome table and chairs; breakfast suite of table, buffet and 4 chairs; maple drop-leaf table; 6 Windsor style chairs; barber's chair; office swiv- el chair; aluminum twin laundry tubs; lawn mower; garden hose; wheel barrow; a full line of gar- den tools; 40 cedar posts i:' long; dishes; glassware; cooking utenw sils, and numerous other articles. This is an exceptionally good sale of high-class household effects most of which are not over two years old. 'TERMS—CASH ° No reserve as property and business is sold, BEICt HULLER, Proprietor Edward W. Elliott, Auctioneer K, W, ColquhoiM,'Clerk 23=4.3-h ROXY THEATRE CLINTON NOW ll'LAYING; "�r Lost in Alaska Lon Abbott and Bud Costello MON.TUE-WED=.Tune 29 -July 1 RAY BOLDER *_- AI,LYN McI.ERIE starg in `WHEIIE'SrinCHARLEY' Ray Bolger singing and dancing in a gay Technicolor edition of • "Charley's Aunt" T.UURS-VRI-SAT--July 2-4 JUDY CANOVA — STEPHEN DUNNE in "WAC FROM WALLA • WALLA" — Also — PARAMOUNT'S NEWS Special THE CORONATION OF ELIZABETH1I COMING July 23: The Only Full Length Film of the Coronation of Elizabeth II, in Technicolor r► 2fergillo I PARK THEATRE CAPITAL THEATRE OODElIi,ICII Ph I150 one GODERICH .-- Phone 47 " NOW; "By the Light of the Sil- very Moon" wth Doris Day & Technicolor MON-TUES-WED-- "AGAINST ALL FLAGS" • —In Technicolor — The salty tang of the sea whips through this adventurous story of a pirate stronghold. Maureen O'Hara — Errol F1yRut, Anthony Quinn TIiUR-FRI-SAT-- ' Tyrone Power — Penny Edwards and Richard Boone A Technicolor tale of the North- west Mounted and of a one man crusade against a tribe of Crees. "PONY SOLDIER" Coming: . Cary Grant and Deborah Kerr In "DREAM WIPE" Now; "OUTPOST IN MALAYA" ' with Claudette Colbert and Anthony Steel MON-TUES-WED— Jndy Canova -- Stephen , Dnnne , and June Vincent There's comedy with music as a tomboy, ranchand becomes involv- ed with something to de with guided missiles. "WAC From WALLA WALLA" THUR-FRI-SA.T-- "The PENNY PRINCESS" —In Technicolor — A gay, light-hearted comedy with music. Yolanda Donlan •— Dirk. Bogarde Edwin Styles COMING: Gloria Graham and Vittoria Gassman In `.'THE GLASS WALL" opikomme Crowd of Dignitaries Gay Decorations Mark P.M.'s Visit Clinton Community Park was considerably dressed up for yester- day's campaign visit of the Prime Minister of Canada with his col- leagues. Pictures of Mr. St. Laur- ent and large flags decorated the platform, and a temporary back- drop had been erected to help direct sound, and protect the speakers from the wind. Sound equipment provided by a local dealer made it possible for spec- tators to hear clearly. Included among those on the platform with Prime Minister Louis St. Laurent and A. Y. Mc- Lean, MBE, MP for Huron South, were Senator Wu H. Golding;• Jack Pickersgill, newly appointed Sec- retary of State; Mac Cameron, president of the Liberal Associa- tion of Clinton; H. R. Hawkins,• past president of the Liberal As- sociation of Clinton; F. Fingland,. Q.C., president of the Huron Lib- eral Association; Mrs. W. L. Whyte, Seaforth; Brown Smyth, former reeve of West Wawanosh Township, and vice-president of the Huron Association; J. D. Bee- croft, past reeve of East Wawa - nosh Township; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Armstrong, Hullett Township; Ivan KalbfIeisch, vice-president of the Huron Association, and Mrs. Kalbfleisch, Zurich; Mr. and Mrs. George Falconer; John McNab, Grey County; Mayor W. J. Miller; Deputy Reeve and Mrs. Mel Crich; Councillor and Mrs. Burton Stan- ley; Councillors Stewart Schoen- hals and M. J. Agnew; K. W. Colquhoun; Dr. J. W. Shaw; Mr. and Mrs, Keith McLean (brother and sister-in-law of A. Y. Mc- Lean), Seaforth. 100 STRAWBERRY PICKERS WANTED IMMEDIATELY ONLY THOSE WILLING TO WORK NEED APPLY F. W. ANDREWS Phone 33 Clinton 24-tfb Beattie Services are commensurate with the Best. cultic ni rat Dn1Ie For Sale FOUR - ROOMED DWELLING, modern conveniences, hard- wood floors, °fully insulated, 11/2 years old; good location, early possession. S GVCN ROOMDD DWELLING, , with bath, suitable for apart- ments, possession within 30 days; central location. FIVE -APARTMENT Dwelling, consisting of two- and three- room r s a la t�nertt ; one com- pletely furnished; two partly furnished;; two unfurnished; monthly 1neome $154. Im- mediate possession. ONE GOOD IIUILDING LOT with 166 ft, frontage, **rage available, good location. APPLEY' TO H. C. LAWSON REALTOR, Bank of Montreal Bldg.. Phone Clinton!! 251W' Bayfield Folk in Quebec' Know Family a RCAF Man Drowned Recently (By our Bayfield correspondent) It's a small world after all and tragedy brings people closer to- gether. • The recent death by drowning. of LAC Nowell Gagnon who was on course at RCAF Sta- tion, Clinton, brought a letter of inquiry from Mrs. Hugh Camp- bell (formerly Opal Dyer) 755 Boulevard Des Chutiz, Quebec 5, to relatives 'in Bayfield. On Saturday Mrs. Walter West- lake received a letter from Opal telling her of the fine family who live next door to them. There had been seven sons and four daughters. They were grief strick- en by the death: of the youngest, son, Nowell. They had heard three rumours, first to the effect that he had fallen off the pier and drowned; second; that he had div- ed in to rescue someone else and perished himself; third, that he had gone to the rescue of another lad and both had been drowned. The family .couldn't understand it, for he had been a strong and ex- pert swimmer. They wished to know what really had happened. Mrs. Westlake wrote immediat- ely explaining how he had been caught in the strong currents in the rough water at the mouth of the pier. She enclosed newspaper clippings and asked Opal to con- vey to Mr. and Mrs. Gagnon and family the sympathy which was felt locally for them. Teaching Profession Gains Recruits From Stratford Normal A number of Clinton and dis- trict young people who attended Normal School in Stratford this year, • will be teaching in local schools in. September. Those who were successful in their year's training included; William George Nediger, Clin- ton; Regena Mae Bowman, R.R. 5, Seaforth; Donald James Dale, Seaforth;' Flossie Bernice Dol-. madge, Seaforth; Ruth Dorene Keyes, R.R. 3, Seaforth; Laura Shirley Velma McPhee, Seaforth; Barbara. Jean Nicholson, R.R. 3, Seaforth; Blanche Millicent West- cott, Seaforth. GIadys Irene Chapman, R.R. 3, Kippen; Eva Eleanor McCart- ney, R.R. 1, Brucefield; Jean Mar- ie Pitt, Varna, (who will be teaching on concession 16, God- erich township); Anna Elizabeth Porter, R.R. 4, Bayfield; Ron- ald George Heimrich, Zurich, • CEMENT Contractors CEMENT BUILDING and CHIMNEY BLOCKS Built and Repaired GUY IVES and SONS Phone Carlow 1612 36-ptfb • Young Man Hits• Girls In Victoria St. Fracas , Two young women were walking south on Victoria Street, at ap- proximately eleven o'clock Friday night, when they Were accosted by a young . man who asked for a match to light his cigarette. When he was refused he struck one girl in the face with his clenched fist, knocking her to the ground. When her companion came to her aid, the man immediately struck her in the face, knocking her also to the; :ground. Passersby assisted the girls.to•their feet. The man later was arrested by Chief of Police, J. Ferrand. He was charg- ed with assault and lodged in the County Goal in Goderich. He was to appear in court to -day, Mrs. A. J. Addison's Car Recovered by Police Police Chief Joseph Ferrand, on Sunday morning investigated a re- port of a stolen car which was abandoned on the side of a ditch west of here on No. 8 Highway. The vehicle, owned by Mrs. J. A. Addison, wife of Dr. Addison, Clinton, was parked in front of the Addison home overnight, and was discovered missing 9.15 a.m. Sunday. The car apparently had smashed into a mailbox in front of James Turner's farm, and was left there. Damage, according to police, was more than $300. 3% Interest on Savings ,(No Service Charges) Savings Doubled In Case of Death • Open a Savings Account in the Clinton Community Credit Union today... Loans to Members at i Reasonable Rates • W. V. ROY—Manager During June, July and August, * Office open Saturday evening from 8 to 10. •, .400 COOIRrepay SERVICej. Get There Safely! CALL 110 ASHTON'S TAXI Cool! Cool! CO011 `'"' You too, will be cool and comfortable if you stock • 4 up on your . SPORT SHIRTS , i ; j ,,,1 Y; i� S1k !p3p T-SHIRTS --SLACKS• •t, "RSL:` (' pp EE; STRAW HATS SWIM SIMSe 1•Jt . from our wide selection of summer merchandise, PICKETT # cAmpBELL Arrow Slhirts Stetson )(fats THE STo1, t EOR MEN MAIN' t oRNIiiit 19l10101 26 OVIN'"FON