Clinton News-Record, 1953-07-23, Page 5" T#,lltSDAY, JULY 23, 1953
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DEADLINE ---12 noon, Wednes-
•
ACCOMMODATION for RENT
• S1VL LL FURNISHED APART-
ment for couple. Phone Clinton
687M. ' 29-b
' IR,EE ROOM APARTMENT —
part 1 y furnished, downstairs,
heavy wiring, sink, hot water,
centrally located. Phone Clinton
73J. 29-b
FOUR ROOM APARTMENT —
share kitchen. Phone Clinton
376W. 29-p
ROOM FOR TWO, gentlemen
(preferably), opposite radio sta-
tion.' Mrs. Bill Hanly. Phone
Clinton 6191.21,: 29:b
•F.'(SRNISHED COTTAGE — two
bedrooms, knotty -pine lined com-
bination livingroom and kitchen.
Running. water, sink, built-in cup-
boards, hydro, icebox, fireplace.
Reasonable rent. One mile east
of Bayfield, in orchard. Apply J.
Ross Middleton, phone Clinton
909r24. 29-b
Accommodation Wanted
HOUSE REQUIRED BY SMALL
family by .August 1. Phone Clin-
ton 394R. 28-9-b
THREE OR FOUR ROOM fur-
nished apartment for three adults.
Needed immediately. Phone Hotel
Clinton. 29-b
TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT,
preferably ' furnished. Needed by
August 30. Phone Clinton 771J.
26-btfb
WANTED BY AUGUST 30—Four-
room furnished apartment within
12 miles radius Clinton Air Base.
Phone Clinton 771J or write Mrs.
W. J, A. Morris,. Clinton.
28-ptfb
REQUIRED BY COLLEGIATE
teacher from September next, a
house or self-contained apartment
with two bedrooms. Reply to John
G, Peacock, 73 Raglan St., Guelph,
or to Box 5, Clinton News -Record.
29 & 31-b
ARTICLES FOR SALE
CEMENT BLOCK MACHINE and
a number of pallets. Phone 'Clin-
ton 206M. 29-p
BABY CRIB, 20” x 40", steel
springs, no mattress, good shape.
K. Van Riesen, corner Whitehead
and Albert Streets. Phone Clin-
ton 294W. 29-b
'I AILER HOME -18 ft., equip
-ped with Propane gas range, built-
in cupboards, ice box, fully insul-
ated, heavy electric wiring. Alum-
inum construction. Priced very
reasonable. Will finance. D. E.
IV1acKinnon, Hensall, phone 116J.
26-7-8-9-b
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
1951 VANGUARD
SEDAN
Blue -- Good Condition
May be seen at
139 South St., Goderich
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
'BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES—
'business trades listed; restaurants,
gas Stations, tourist camps, groc-
'my stores; one Maiir ;St. build-
ing. L. G. Winter, Real Estate;
Phone 448. 14-tfb
Employment Wanted -
TEEN -AGED GIRL DESIRES
baby-sitting employment. Avail-
able any time. Phone Clinton
419W. 29-b
FARM MACHINERY
SEVEN FOOT MASSEY-HARRIS
binder, good working order. Ernest
Brown, phone Clinton 19W. 29-p
TWO ELEVATOR CANVASSES
for Deering binder, Used Only two
seasons. Reg. Miller, phone Clin-
ton 911r6, 29-b
• FURNITURE FOR SALE
1UTCHEN SET TABLE, FOtJ]t
theirs and cabinet (solid wooden
construction) painted white. Ap-
ply 38 Regina Road, PMQ's, RCAF
Station, Clinton. 29-b
GOOD OAK Bt.TPKE'i' with lovely
' tairror. Tit excellent condition at
a reasonable price. Phone Clinton
552J. 29-p
HELP WANTED ---FEMALE
GIRLS WANTOD FOIA LUNCH
room. Apply at Stah`s Lunch, and
Taxi. 29-b
YOUNG GIRL (PREFERABLY).
Steadyemployment. C 1 into rt
Launry acidCIeanersr 2$ -93U -p
"I -OST YOUR KEYS"
KEY AND LOCK SERVICE --We
offer a .one -minute service on keys
to be duplicated. Locks without
keys can be reset same day. See
us about your lock problems,
"Your security for tomorrow, is
our interest today." Ball and
Mutch. 26-7-8.9-30-b
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE_
SEVEN LITTLE PIGS, six weeks
old. W. H. Glazier, phone Clinton
911r4. 29-b
19 YOUNG PIGS FOR SALE,
ready to wean. For. particulars,
apply to J, W. Crich, phone Clin-
ton 617r23, 29-p
TEN YORK PIGS, seven weeks
old. Joe Flynn, phone Clinton
801r4. 29-b
SEVEN YEAR OLD BAY MARE,
weight about 1,300 pounds. Wilf-
red A. Glazier, R.R. 4, Clinton,
phone Clinton 617r31. 29-p
17 PIGS FOR SALE, apply Her-
man Gerrits, R. R. 2, Clinton,
phone Clinton 802r2. 29-p
11 CHOICE YORKSHIRE PIGS,
eight weeks old. • C. W. Stewart,
phone Clinton 808r3. 29-p
SEVEN LITTLE. PIGS, eight
weeks old. Ed. ?C. Glen, phone
Clinton 620r24. 29-b
PIGS FOR SALE, SIX WEEKS
old. Arnold Dale, phpne Clinton
801r3. 29-b
BLACK PONY, PONY CART and
harness. Frank Riley, Kinburn,
phone Seaforth 841r32. 29-p
TWO THOROUGHBRED HERE-
ford bulls. Will sell or exchange
for your stock, grade cattle or
hogs. W. H. Middleton, Clinton,
phone Clinton 906r15. 28-9-b
• LiIVESTOCK 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..,
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MORTGAGE WANTED
MORTGAGE WANTED on mod-
ern home in good locality. Con-
tact Box 4 Clinton News -Record.
29-b
MISCELLANEOUS
DRIVING TO CALIFORNIA,
would like company. Free ride for
responsible person. Cadillac car.
Start any time. Harry King.
29-b
CRESS CORN SALVE for sure re-
lief. Druggists sell Cress Bunion
Salve—wear stylish shoes soon.
29-b
VULCANIZING, TRACTOR, truck
and car tires. Fluid inflation ser-
vice. Pick-up and delivery ser-
vice, Al Linfield's Tire and Sport
Shop, Phone Goderich 535.
10-tfb
FIVE BIG FEATURES of the
Surge Filter Cooler—filters and
cools in one operation, will handle
up to 40 gallons of milk an hour,
needs only to be attached to pres-
sure system, is all stainless steel
construction, and no milk is ex-
posed. Call Lovell McGuire, Surge
Service Dealer. Phone 593, Wing -
ham. 29-b
WILL BUY OLD BRICK
IF YOU HAVE AN OLD BUILD-
ing of light colored brick or sal-
vaged light colored brick for sale,
telephone 41r3, Bayfield after 6
p.m. or write
H. H. ORMOND
Bayfield
28-9-30-1-b
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
PiANO TUNING
YOUR PIANO carefully tuned.
Just call G. W. Cox at Clinton
695J. 43-tfb
PROPERTY FOR SALE
THREE BEDROOM WARTIME
house, newly decorated, reason-
able. Phone Goderich 778M or
call at 204 Regent Street, Gode-
rich. 28-9-b
Cards of Thanks
We wish to thank our friends
and neighbours who assisted so
greatly at the time of the fire,
and since. Special thanks to the
Blythtelephone. operators; the
Blyth Fire Brigade for their quick
response. John Hallam, Harold
and Bert Beacom for hay balers
and equipment; those who loaned
space for hay storage; Syd Lan-
sing and Misses Flossie and Esther
Jamieson. • We are deeply grateful.
--JACK AND MARION SNELL,
29-p
Modern, Red Rug
Brick Home
For Sale
Two Bedrooms, Modern Living
Roam and kitchen and
Bathroom.
$2,300 down, balance' of
mortgage spread aster
20 year payments,
L. G. WINTER
REAL JCS't'ATE
lhflO11tFi CLINTON 448
CLIN'Or; NEW -4 CORD
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BIRTHS Presbyterian aln WMS
EVANS---In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Saturday, July 18, 1953, HeaarS i
to Mr, and Mrs,. Richard Evans,
Bayfield, a son,
pital, on Tuesday, July 21, 7953, Training,
FRANCIS—In Clinton Public Hos- A
to Mr, and Mrs, Edward Fran-
cis, RCAF Station, Clinton, a The Women's Missionary Auxil-
son, iary of St. Andrews Presbyterian
GAIRNS--In Clinton Public Hos- Church met on Tuesday afternoon
pital, on Tuesday, July 21, 1953, at the home of Mrs. Robert Scott.
to Mr, and Mrs, Alan Gairns Mrs. Robert McKenzie presided
RCAF Station, Clinton, a son, and offered the call to worship
HULL -- In Vancouver, B.C., on with the words of the poem, "Mes-
Saturday, July 11, 1953, to Dr, sengers of Christ, who cometh
and Mrs. Thomas E. Hull (nee late? , Mrs, George Gawley and
Kathleen Cuninghame) U.B.C,, ,Mrs. M. D. McTaggart read the
Vancouver, a daughter (Nancy scripture and offered prayer. Mrs.
Kathleen) sister for Diane Eliza- Scott and Mrs. James Makins gave
beth. the secretary's and treasurers re-
SAUNDERS — In Montreal, on p°Pans for the presbyterial rally
Saturday, July 11, 1953, to Mr.
Saunders to be held September 15 in Knox
and Mrs. Arthur E. Saunders Church, Goderich, at which Curr -
(nee Jo Anne Cuninghame) ton members will take part, were
Montreal, a son (Gordon Eu -
completed.
gene)' .Mrs. D. J, Lane gave informa-
tion — In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Monday, July 20, tion concerning the Trans -Canada
1953, to LAC and l2rs: Lloyd tpo be conducted for strengthenint of the Training
Jackson, Clinton, a son. all branches of work in the Pres -
J N
K S—I Clinton P li I s-
pital, Wednesday, Pub
15, bempted nterianhurchthe foal mohien will
of this
1953, to Mr, and Mrs, William year.
Jenkins, R.R. 1, Clinton, a son. From the study book, Mrs. G.
HoMcC spL1tal, en TueIn Clinton Public W Nott reviewed an interesting
1953,to Mr and Mrdays, H Juward chapter on "Education in Africa,
McCullough, R.R. 1, Goderich, Old and New", in which it was
a son. stated that a truly Christian
PITT In St. John's Newfound- teacher in a government school
land, on Monday, July 20, 1953, may exert a more effective in-
to Mr. and Mrs. David G. Pitt fluence, than one of less christian
(nee Marion Woolfrey) a son character in a Mission School.
(brother for Ruth). With the singing of "What a
Friend We have in Jesus", the
WEBSTER — In Kincardine, on
Sunday, July 19, 1953, to Mr, president closed the meeting with
and Mrs, Wellington Webster prayer, and Mrs. Scott assisted by
R.R. 3, Lucknow, a daughter Mrs. Slavin served light refresh -
(sister for Jimmy). meets,
MARRIAGES
MCDOUGALL-APPLEBY —In the
United Church manse, Blyth, on
Saturday afternoon, July 18,
1953, by Rev. C. J. Scott,
Thelma Doreen, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Appleby, Blyth,
to Donald, Gordon McDougall,
Auburn, son of Mr. and Mrs.
James McDougall.
SCHILBE-WATSON — In North
St. United Church parsonage,
Goderich, on Saturday after-
noon, July 18, 1953, by Rev. H.
A. Dickinson, Olive Prances,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allan
Watson, Goderich, to E a r 1
Schilbe, Zurich, son of Mrs,
Schilbe, Zurich, and the late
Henry Schilbe.
DEATHS
JUDD—In Detroit, Mich., on Mon-
day, July 13, 1953, Williamnudd,
son of the late Mr. an Mrs.
Thomas Judd, Clinton, neral
from the J. P. Miller funeral
home, Detroit, to Forest Lawn
Cemetery, on Thursday, July 16.
REGAN—In Forest, on Tuesday,
July 21, 1953, Lester Regan, be-
loved son of Mr. and Mrs. James
Regan, in his 59th year. Funeral
from the Ball and Mutch funeral
home, High Street, Clinton, to
Maitlandbank Cemetery, Sea -
forth, on Thursday afternoon,
at two o'clock.
0
In Memoriam
SWITZER—In loving memory of
Frankie, who left us so suddenly,
three years ago July 27.
"There is a link, death cannot
sever.
Love and remembrance last for-
ever.
Deep in our hearts his memory
is kept.
We loved him too dearly to ever
forget."
—Ever remembered by Mummie
and Daddy, brothers, sisters, and
grandparents. 29-b
PORTER—In loving memory of a
dear wife, mother, and daughter,
Sarah E. Porter, who passed away
July 20, 1952.
"In our hearts your memory
lingers,
Sweetly tender, fond, and true;
There is not a day, dear mother,
That we do not think of you."
—Ever remembered by her loving
husband Elgin, son, daughters, and
mother, Mrs. William Reid.
29-p
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For Sale
FOUR ROOMED DWELLING,
modern conveniences, hard-
wood floors, fully insulated,
1%2 years old; good location,
early possession,
FIVE -APARTMENT Dwelling,
consisting of two- and three-
room apartments; one• com-
pletely furnished; two partly
furnished:- two unfurnished;
Monthly income: :154. Im-
mediato possession.
ONE GOOD BUILDING LOT
with 166 ft. frontage, sewage
available, good location.
APPLY TO
11. C. LAWSON
REALTOR
Bank of Montreal Bldg.
4444+4.44-644444.4.44,44,44.1..;+04
PhoneClinton 251W
Beattie Services
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with the
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Dates Announced
District Fall Fairs
Here is a list of local Fall Fair
Dates, as released by F. A. Lash-
ley, of the Agricultural Societies
Branch of the Department of Ag-
riculture:
Bayfield, Sept. 30, Oct. 1; Blyth,
Sept. 22, 23; Brussels, Oct. 1, 2;
Dungannon, Sept. 22; Exeter, Sept.
23, 24; Forest, Sept. 25, 26; Har-
riston, Sept. 23, 24; Kincardine,
Sept. 17, 18; Kirkton, Oct, 1, '2;
Lions Head, Sept. 16, 17; Listowel,
Sept. 28, 29; London (Western
Fair), Sept. 14-19; Lucknow, Sept.
29, 30; Meaford, Oct. 2, 3; Mild-
may, Sept. 14, 15; Milverton, Sept.
25, 26;
Mitchell, Sept, 29, 30; Neustadt,
Sept. 18, 19; Palmerston, Oct. 5, 6;
Parkhill, Sept. 25; Ripley, Sept.
25, 26; Seaforth, Sept. 24, 25;
Stratford, Sept. 21-23; Teeswater,
Oct. 6, 7; Tillspnburg, Sept. 21-23;
Toronto (CNE), August 28 -Sept,
12; Toronto (Royal Winter Fair),
Nov. 13-21; Wiarton, Sept. 17, 18;
Zurich, Sept. 28, 29; International
Plowing Match, Durham -North-
umberland, , Colbourg, Oct. 6-9.
TUNE IN
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CONFERENCE
"Daily"
Monday to Friday
10.15 a.m., E.D.S.T.
Sundays -- 10.05 a.m.
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PLASTERING
STUCCOING.
PATCHING
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A Specialty
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DOUG. CLOW
Phone Clinton 342
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, Anywhere
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CEMENT
Contractors
CEMENT
BUILDING
CHIMNEY
BLOCKS
Built and Repaired
GUY IVES and SONS
Phone Carlow 1612
to -tab
ROXY THEATRE.
CLINTON
NOW PLAYING --•fitly 23-25
Tda.e Royal
Coronation Film
-- IN TECHNICOLOR
"A Queen is Crowned'
MON-TU S -WED -.•July 27-29
Jolui Gilbert
BEAL ROLAND
"My. Six Convicts"
THUItS-IFI-SAA—July 30 -Aug. 1
GREGORY ANN
PEC BLYTH
"The World In His
Arms"
Color by Technicolor
PARK THEATRE CAPITAL, THEATRE
GODEiUCfl., phone 1.50 GOI?ERIQII Tt'lione 47
NOW; $$ADIIOTT a; COSTELLO
GO TO IVIARS"-- Try this fun-
show in air-conditioned comfort
MON-TUES-WEDS-.
Fair Wind to Java'
Iii Technicolor —
If you fancy a salty sea adventure,
if you have heard of the catastro-
phic Krakatay explosion, you'll
Want to see this thrill -pecked epic.
Fred Macl%iurray and Vera
Ralston
remit S- 14I..SA'.�f.---
"Operation Secret"
Based on the exploits of Peter
Ortiz comes a story of World War
II and of a Marine Hero who saved
a government,
Steve Cochran --.Phyllis Thaxter
Cornet Wilde
Corning: Stewart Granger & Jean
Simmons in "YOUNG BESS"
emessemosy
Now: Camel Wilde and Teresa
Wright in. "CALIFORNIA. CON-
(UEST" -,- Technicolor
MON- UES -WED-•,-
Matinee Wednesday
"The Story of
Mandy"
An appealing tale about a young
seven-year-old who found her own
solution to the affliction of
deafness.
Phyllis Calvert — Jack Hawkins
and Torn 5forgan
TII'URS-Fitz-SEAT.,.,.
Matinee Saturday
Richard Todd -- Ava Bartok
and John Gregson
An adventurous romance blooms
and flourishes amid the canals and
gondolas of Venice.
"Venetian. Bird"
Coining: Howard Keel and Jane
Greer, "DESPERATE SEARCH" .
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. COMMUNITY
Auction Sale
-_ of —
FURNITURE and HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS
From the Sales Yard, Bayfield
Road, West on the outskirts of
Clinton, on
Saturday, July 25
at 1.30 p,m.
There is a large consignment of
furniture to this sale. Anyone
wishing to place furniture in this
sale may contact any of the und-
ersigned.
Joe Corey, Sales Manager
Edward W. Elliott, Auctioneer
K. W. Colquhoun, Clerk
28-29-b
PORTABLE
RADIO SALE
Free Batteries on these
New Models
MOTOROLA --
(Book Style) $49.95
MOTOROLA—
(3-way) 54.95
SPARTON Hiker 39.95
GENERAL
ELECTRIC ' 54.95
Used
Reconditioned:
EMERSON . $29.95
PHILCO 29.95
PHILCO, 5 tube 49.95
These sets inay be used on Battery
or Hydro -- all are FULLY
GUARANTEED by
GALBRAITH
Radio & Television.
WE SERVICE EVERYTHING
• WE SELL
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1�I'HOIjE 482
A small amount of information
about cancer may be enough to
save a life, your life or someone
dear to you, Learn the danger
signals. Do what you can to help
others to know the early signs of
Clinton Community
Farmers
AUCTION SALES
EVERY FRIDAY
During Summer Months Sales
held at 7.30 p.m.
J. COREY, Sales Manager
E. W. ELLIOTT Auctioneer
K. W. COLQUHOUN, Clerk
cancer. Encourage people to have
any suspicious condition corrected
with immediate medical attention.
Have regular and complete physic-
al examinations yourself if you are.,
.a woman over 35 or a man over 45
3% Interest on Savings
r (No Service Charges)
Savings Doubled In
Case of Death
Open a Savings
Account in the
Clinton Community
' Credit Union
i . today...
iLoans to Members at
1 Reasonable Rates
W. V. ROY—Manager
During June, July and August,
Office open Saturday evening
• from 8 to 10.
ummer Sale
gestions
SP S RT COATS .. , from $10.00 up
SUITS
SPORT SHIRTS .
T-SHIRTS
SWIM SUITS
BOYS' SOX
BOYS' T-SHIRTS
from. $25.00 up
from $2,95 up
from. $L39 up
$2.95
29c pr.
$1.29
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