Clinton News-Record, 1956-01-26, Page 5RSDAY, AIWA= 26, 1956
CCOMMODATION for RENT
ar ROOM UPSTAIRS apart -
t, unfurnished. Share bath.
one Cl inten 7$W, 4-5-0
ROOM, FURNISHED,•
tad apartment, suitable for
. Phone Clinton 21J 4-p
4 BEDROOM APARTMENT.
ed.. Available now.
e Clinton 376W. 1.2.3-4-t
ROOM, HEA'1',EP, UN -
shed apartment. Central.
table for couple. Phone Cline
on 691. 4-b
DETACHED HOUSE IN
n.' Separate bath. Unfur-
1, - 'Phone Clinton 679M.
3-tfb
'RED, FURNISHED, ground
oor apartment. Separate en-
anee. Available February 6, Ap-
116 Elgin Ave., West, Goder-
. Phone Goderich 534. 4-b
E ROOM APARTMENT for
t, with separate bath. Avail=
e imrnediately, phone Clinton
W2. 2-tfb
ISHED APARTMENT, $35.
► e Clinton 228 ,in morning, or
Hensel' 105 in afternoon. Also
store 14' by 60', recently vacated
by 'Hasty Shoe store. 4-b
APARTMENT FOR RENT. Mod-
ern in every way. Two bedrooms,
private bath. Unfurnished. Va-
cant. Central location. Phone
Clinton 646-W-1.
4-p-tfb
FOUR ROOM COTTAGE
nicely furnished, including hot
atnd cold water and frith, five minutes drive from
1/;CAF Station Clinton. Would ac-
commodate two married couples
-nicely if agreeable or couple with
•vbail-trained children. �-
JOHNATHAN HUGILL
. Phones: Clinton 616r13; Seaforth
667r13. 52-b-tfb
Accomrnodation Wanted
WANTED, UNFURNISHED house
M Clinton. Furnace heated.
Adults, Reply by letter to Box 40,
Clinton News -Record. 4-5-p
ARTICLES FOR SALE
DEER RIFLE. SAVAGE MODai
340. .330 calibre. $40. New in
November, 1955. Phone'` Clinton
564W. 4-b
ORGAN, SMALL SIZE. SUIT -
able for house or small meeting
room. Cheap. Box 41, Clinton
News -Record.
4000 CHICK COAL BROODER,
just used one season. Phone
ainion 537W3. 3-4-b
GOOD, GAS POWERED, WASH -
nig machine motor, also Philco,
.seven tube car radio in good work-
ing order. A. Leibold, RR 2, Clin-
ton. Phone Clinton 601J3.
.RCA VICTOR, 17" TELEVISION
set, in good condition. Priced for
.quick sale. Apply McEwan's Gift
and Stationary Store. 4-b
IW FIT FOR A "KING" — We
Rent — Move —Install. Complete
service on all makes of rotators
' and antenna. All work fully guar-
anteed. Huron Tower Installation,
phone Goderich 1344M. 6tfb
'COME AND HEAR THE NEW
iRCA Victor Orthophonic Hi-
Fidelity record player. Three
speeds. Fully automatic change.
Intermix records, etc. T. A.
Dutton, RCA Victor dealer,
iBrucefieid. Phone Clinton 634r4.
3-4-b
ARTICLES WANTED
'LADLE SEWING MACHINE
'.in reasonably good condition.
'Box 30, Clinton News -Record.
• 3-4-b
BABY'S CRIB. WILL BUY IF IN
:good condition, Rev. H. C. Wil-
lson, phone Clinton 101. 4-n
• BABY CHICKS
CIIICKS----FOR TOP EGG PRO-
luction—or broilers—Big-4 Hat-
sehery has them. Pullets bred for
top egg production—Pilch White
'Rock .Broilers—top profit makers.
Ames In -Cross. Standard breeds
and crosses. Special liberal dis-
count on delivery of chicks and
eiteited chicks, in January and
Fsbruary. Canadian Approved,
backed by Hatchery's own com-
plete breeding program covering
more than 30 years. Full mfor-
?mation from Chas, Scott, Auburn,
Phone 43R23 Blyth,
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS.
Contact L. G. Winter, Real Estate,
Eiigh. Street, Clinton. Phone Clin-
ton 448. I3tfb
, CLOTHING FOR SALE .
DSS, FORMAL, TURQUOISE
net. Size 34. phone Clinton
722W3. • 441)
CUSTOM WORK
'7r"* ECIREC MOTORS, Rewound
and repaired. Home and Auto rad -
lb and appliances repaired, Art
1..e'nett, Isaac Street, at Dunlop.
Phone Clinton love . 41 tfh
FARM WANTED
WANTI'M TO RENT. FARM 0i/ -
slating of 50 to 106 acres with
muse, barn and hydro, .Apply to,
Charenne I'Yohner, R,R. 2, HenSail.
MENTION' r- ODEIitICRI JAYCEES
nor 1VIaeLE1i.N'S Awrib E
The fain' s Junior Chamber of
dortuteree at Goderich made the
pages of the Maet,eah'S 'Magatlne
brio intnith, in a story entitled
•' dcaps with a Mission." "The
,tory tyf haw Sheaffer'e factory
Wag obtained fox' the county 'totivn
recounted.
FARMS FOR SALE
N1[CE ' LIST OF FARMS MR
sale. L. G. Winter. Real Estate,
Phone Clinton 44$. Low down
payments. _ 33-tfb
FOR SALE OR RENT
WHITE FRAME HOUSE FOR
sale, or rent„ furnished. ,Phone
Clinton 618r2Z Mrs. H. F. Berry,
Brucefield. 44b
Furniture Re Finishing
FOR FURNITURE, PIANO AND
radio cabinet, refinishing and re-
pairing, apply W. G. Pickett,
phone Clinton 761M: 47 -.p -tib
WA T D— emote
WAITRESS. Apply in person to
Bartliff Bros., Clinton. 3-4-b
WAITRESS, FULL TIME WORK.
Lady for kitchen work. Apply in
person or phone Finger's Restaur-
ant or 744. Work to commence
within ten days. 4-b
FOR LAUNDRY WORK. Modern
equipment, good working condi-
tions, Phone Clinton 312W or ap-
ply in person, preferably, to A.
Garen, Clinton Laundry and Dry
Cleaning. , - 44-tfb
HELP WANTED—MALE
EXPERIENCED MARRIHD MAN
(with references) for South Hur-
on, poultry and beef cattle farm.
Must be reliable and capable of
taking full charge. Separate
house, hydro. Box 42, Clinton
News -Record. 4-5-p
SALESMEN
Due to increased volume of busi-
ness, we require three aggressive
men experienced in direct selling.
Must like meeting people. Car an
asset. Apply in confidence stating
age, experience and phone number
to BOX 817, LONDON, Canada.
B=55
ONTARIO AUTOMOBILE
ASSOCIATION
EARN $54.00 OR MORE
A WEEK
Part or full -tame opportunity in
Huron County for a farmer or
ambitious man with agricultural
background. Age a5 - 50 pre-
ferred. Car essential. Take'',
orders in exclusive territory. Be
home every night. No invest-
ment. We provide complete
training at home office plus
field assistance,
Reply giving age and exper-
ience hi first letter to
Na-Churs Plant Food Co.,
2 Langarth St. W., London.
2-3-4-h
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
30 TO 40 CHUNKS OF YORK
pigs. A. Fangrad, Londesboro,
phone Blyth 26r26. 4-5-p
LIVESTOCK WANTED
WANTED. OLD HORSES AND
dead cattle. Gilbert Bros. Mink
Ranch, Goderich. Phone collect,
148331, or 148334 Optfb
LOST AND FOUND
LOST BEAGLE HOUND, white
and tato. Near Brucefield. Phone
Clinton 407W. 4-b
LOGS WANTED
HARD MAPLE AND Basswood,
standing or in the log. For high-
est cash prices, call us collect.
James T. Craig and Son, Auburn.
Phone Blyth 43r24. 4-5-6-p
MISCELLANEOUS
BAYFIELD REST HOME, ne
horie within a home". Home
for convalescents, elderly people.
Home cooked meals, registered
nurse in attendance. Write for
further information. -• 3-4-p
OPEN FOR PUBLIC DANCES
and receptions. The H u r o n
Ramblers Orchestra. Modern and
old time music. For . appoint-
ments please phone Reg. Smith,
Clinton, 131W.
3-4-5-6-7b
WATERLOO CATTLE Breeding
Association. "Where Better Bulls
Are Used." Artificial Insemination
service for all breeds of cattle.
For service or information phone
Clinton 515 collect, between 7.30
and 10,0Ne m, on Week days and
7.30 and e.30 a.m. on Sundays.
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EGMONT MINERALS for Cattle
have proven. to supply all minerals
cattle need to maintain good heal-
th. At $7 per 100 pounds it sup.
plies these essential minerals very
ecenonii.cally. Always available at
the farm, or a phone call will
bring it to your door. J. W. Van-
Egmond, phone Clinton 805r13.
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Farmers!
STAN --HOIST 'TRACTOR Load-
ers, pax Hog Feeders, Contin-
ental Stalk Cutters, Post Hole
Diggers and Field Sprayers,
Booms, Portable Feed Mixers
and Ensilage feeders, Power
Glide Chain Saws, 1V1cLean. Silo
Unloaders, New and 'used Cream
Separators: Our folders and
prices will interesse 1i
New Idea DistvIbsNS
Phene Carlow 2921
Goderich, Ontario
1b64 -b
PROPERTY FOR SALE
RIND BRICky AND STUCCO house,
1VfAin Street IlenSall. Fully In-
sulated. Hallway, kitchen, diza-
ingrboan, livingroom with fire -
blade and Smallporch on firsh
floor•. Three bedrooms, bath, deck
and sleeping porch on second
floor, Nearly new automatic oil
fired hot Water furna& in hill
basernent. Good lot with private
drive and garage, Apply Williitm
IZyle, Xippen, 4-5-p
PET STOCK FOR SALE
TWO MALE SCO'I'CFJ COLLIE
pups far sale. Two months, old.
Francis Powell,, Phone Clinton•
722W3. 4-b
POULTRY FOR SALE
25 RHODE ISLAND RED PUL -
lets,
! UL -lets, laying. Elmer Trick, Phone
Clinton 608W2. 4-b
SALESMEN WANTED
WANTED --- MAN FOR S'T'EADY
travel among consumers in Huron.
County, Permanent connection
with large manufacturer. Only
reliable hustler considered. Write
Rawleigh's Dept. A-169-131, Mon-
treal, P.Q.
MAN TO REPRESENT SINGER
Sewing Machine Company, Goder-
ich. Salary and Commission. Will
have training on service and sales.
Paid while training. Good chance
for industrious man. Gond pro-
motions. Hospitalization and Ben-
efit Plan. Car necessary. Apply
W. G .Henderson, Singer Sewing
Machine Company, Go d e r i c h,
Phone Goderich 1135. 4-tfb
ANXIOUS TO MAKE A PLACE
for himself and family. Exper-
ience in saleswork is not neces-
sary. The big qualification is
that you must be willing to work.
Your chances of advancement
with our., company are excellent,
Please do not answer ad unless
you own a car. Write Box 31,
Clinton News -Record. 3-4-b
Cards of Thanks
2 Cents per word, Minimum 50c
Many thanks to the Summerhill
Ladies' Club for the lovely gift
box sent to me while convalescing
at home.—MRS. WES VODDEN.
4-p
I wish to thank all those who
sent cards and treats while I was
a patient in Clinton Public Hos-
pital. Special thanks to ,Dr. New-
land, Dr. Oakes, and the Nurses.
—MRS SIMON McKENZIE. 4-b
The family of the late A. P.
Keys wish to thank. their friends,
relatives and neighbors for their
many acts of kindness and sym-
pathy during their recent bereave-
ment; also for the "beautiful floral
tributes and sympathy cards.
4-p
Florence and Bill Kyle take
this opportunity to thank all their
relatives, friends and neighbors
for the lovely flowers, cards and
remembrances, while Florence was
in Clinton. Public Hospital, Special
thanks to Drs. Oakes, Goddard
and Addison, Miss Sinclair and
staff at the hospital, Kippen East
WI and Amber Rebekah Lodge.
These were much appreciated.
4-p
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AND OTHERS
In the Estate of CHARLES
TUDOR MARKS, late of the
Township of Stanley, in the
County of Huron, deceased.
All persons claiming against
the above estate are required to
forward full particulars to the
undersigned by February 9th,
1956, after which date the assets
will be distributed.
WILLIAM M. PREST,
Goderich, Ontario,
Solicitor for the Estate.
2-3-4-b
TUCKERSMITH LADIES' CLUB
WILL MEET ON
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1
Tuckersinith Ladies' Club will
meet on February 1, at the ;ionic
of Mrs. W. P. Roberts. Roll call
will be answered by "A Valentine
Verse,"
NOTICE OF PROPOSED
BY-LAW
To Close Part of Extension
of William Street,
Clinton.
NOTICE is hereby given that
the Council of the Town of Clin-
ton, at the next regular meeting
of the Council to be held on the
6th day of February, A.D. 1956,
at 8 o'clock in the evening, will
give consideration to the Third
Reading of a :By-law to Close that
part of extension of William
Street which commences 730 feet
Northerly from the Northeast
intersection of Princess Street
and William Street and continues
along that part of William Street
extended for 275 feet, and to
convey the part so closed to
George Levis.
All persons opposed to the
proposed , By-law are hereby
11101111,110 'N i IftUl lnieet-s.
Mit In MOM or by Counsel to
state their Objections thereto,
The proposed Dy -law may be
Inspected during office hours at
the office of the Clerk of the
Town of Clinton.
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE
that this Notice is herebyy pub.
lisped pursuant to Ontario Mini.,
ikpal Act, 11„S.O, 1950, Chapter
243, Section 469,
DATED this 6th day alt lie,
comber, A.D. 1955.
JE, i'!, ]1IENZIES4 Solicitor
for tial Town of Clinton,
Z -3•-4-6-b
=MON NF,W$- R=ORD•
PLASSIfFIND RATES
CASH RATE (if paid btba
Wednesday fallowing' puhhose
Wu) Two .cents per word,
minimtur,►, 50 cents, 1'Z cent! $
word for exit follgwigg iusor-
tion,' mintrnum $5 cents.
Box NUMBER ,415c eXtra.
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES and
iDEA,T145--•no charge.
ENGAoleavbITs, CARDS OF
THANKS & >GN MEMORIAl1IS
Two cants per word, inW,num
50 cents.
CHARGED -1.5 cents extra.
DEADLINE --12 o'clock nqo#,
Wednesday.
Hensail Election
For Reeve
And Council
($y our Howell correspondent)
An election to choose anew
reeve will be held In Henson on
January 30.
-Two candidates, Norman Jones
and David Sangster, have quali-
fied to contest the seat left vacant
by the death of William G. Parke.
earlier this month. Edward Fink,
Thomas Lavender, John Hender-
son, and Robert McKenzie have
qualified for the vacant councillor
post, The council vacancy occur-
red when Mr. Jones, councillor for
eight years resigned to run for
reeve. His opponent, Mr. Sanger.
ter, served on the 1955 Council
but, although nominated, did not
run for this year's Gonne% No
others were nominated for reeve.
rr 0
Bingo Winners
At Legion Hall
Winners are annbu. eed for the
bingo held in the Legion Memor•
Tal Hall on Thursday, January
12, as follows:
Two special share -the -wealth
games were won by Mrs. Austin,
Seaforth, and the other two were
won by Mrs. Joe Silcox and Emma
Cruickshanks, both of Clinton.
Regular games were won by
Mrs. Fleet, Clinton; Frank Skin-
ner, Mitchell; Mrs. Wilf. Chessel,
Mitchell, tied with Wes • Vander -
burg, Clinton; Jim, Cruickshank,
Mrs. Harry Gould, Mrs. G. New-
man, all of Clinton; Mrs. Austin,
Seaforth, tied with Mrs. Manag-
han, Clintons Mrs. Elmer Lee (2),
RR 2, Clinton; Mrs. L. Butler, and
Mrs. Wes Vanderburg, Clinton,
Mrs. Watson, Mitchell; Mrs. And-
rew Rau tied with Mrs. Jones,
Clinton; Stan Watson, Mitchell;
Mrs. K. W. Colquhoun tied with
o-
Fine Three Men
Ou CTA Charges
In Goderich Court
Three Huron County men were
fined on Canada Teangerance Act
charges when they appeared in
court in Goderich, before Magis-
trate D. E. Holmes, on January
13. Two were charged with keep-
ing liquor for sale and a third with
bringing liquor into the county for
other than his personal use.
Grover Clair, Jr„ manager of
the Commercial Hotel, Blyth, was
fined $100 and costs and Graham
Stevenson, RR 1, Port Albeit, was
sentenced to three months in jail
for keeping liquor for sale. This
was Stevenson's second offence.
These convictions followed raids
by Goderich Provincial Police.
John Spain, Jr., was fined $50
on a charge of bringing liquor
into Huron County for other than
his own personal use.
The charge was laid in connec-
tion with an automobile accident
in which three Goderich boys, Paul
Swan, Leonard Steel and William
Garrick, were killed, Deceinber 13.
FOR. SALE
TEN ACRES --with seven room
dwelling. Modern conveniences.
Cement block barn, 45x22; hen
house 60x18; double garage;
200 fruit trees. Situated on
Highway 4, in Town of Clinton,
Early possession.
TWO STOREY, 2 APARTMENT
DWELLING:
Main Floor offers livingroom,
diningroom, modern kitchen,
two bedrooms and bathroom;
Upstairs offers: livingroom,
modern kitchen and dining
space, one bedroom, and
bathroom.
Full basement, latest forced air
oil heating, Lot, 80x300', situated
in new development, south of
Clinton, Ontario, on Highway
4. Early possession.
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11/2
0. --
1./z STOREY DWELLING, with
living 'room,diningroom with
fireplace, kitchen, den, down;
five bedrooms, bath, up. Hot
water heating with stoker; sun -
porch down. Well located. One
block front post office. Im-
mediate possession.
i STOREY, 5 ROOM DW1 LL1NG,
three bedrooms, modern cbnven-
lances, oil heating, full base-
ment, low taxes.. Situated on
Highway 4, south of Clinton.
Early possession.
0
1 STOREY, 5 ROOM DWELLING,
two bedrooms, modern conven-
ience, Sun/With. Early posses-
sion. Price, 1,000.
0
1 STOREY. 5 ROOMED DWEL-
LING, with two bedrooms, oil
heating. Two lots. Price:
$3,500. Cash, $1,500. Monthly
payment, $35. Early posse4sion.
AltplY to
H. C.LWS N
Complete Insurance Service
Real Estate Investinenti
tank of Montreal Building
Phonest Office 251W; Rebs. 251.t
CLIN'i[01H,
0141A100.
EIRT:HS
$MI'1 I -rxr# St. Joseph'$ Hospital,
London, on Thursday January
19, 1956, to Mr.and Mrs. Wayne
Smith, (tree Petzke) Hensali, a
son.
�opo1dnesdaPaHt Wedny,n
Jan-
uary
25, 1956, to AC1. and Mrs.
Arnold Ference, Clinton, a
daughter.
HAMILTON .-•- In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Tuesday, Jan. 24,
1956,• to LAC and Mrs. Norman
Hamilton, Clinton, ,a daughter.
HOUGH --In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Sunday, January 22,
1956, to Mr, and 'Mrs. William
Hough, Ri\ 4, Clinton, a eon.
MARRIAGE%
JT.T ,To'rr_Bu ELX. •— in First
Baptist Church, Moose Jaw,
Sask., by Rev. Lorne E. Smith,
on Friday, December 2$, 1955,
Betty Sue, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, John Lewis Bunnell, Moose
Jaw, to F/O Gerald Arthur El-
liott, son; of Mr. and Mrs. Char-
les Elliott, Clinton.
FISHER—BROSCHE— In Victor-
ia Street United Church parson-
age, Goderich, on Saturday af-
ternoon, January 21, 1956, by
Rev. S, A. lYfoote, Leonie Myrtle,
daughter .off Mrs. M. A. Brosche,
Goderich, to Terrence Thomas
Fisher, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Jonathan ,Fisher, RR 4, Goder-
SOUTER—KRATZKE
— In the
Protestant Chapel, RCAF Stat-
ion Clinton, on Saturday after-
noon, January 21, 1956, by Fly-
ing Officer the Rev. B. Garrett,
Linda, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Emil Kratzke, Middle Lake,
Sask., to AC2 George Souter,
RCAF Station Clinton, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Souter, Naic-
am, Sask.
DEATHS
FISHER — In Gravenhi;irst, on
Sunday evening, January 23,
1956, Elizabeth Love, widow of
the late Peter Fisher, in her
86th year. Funeral from the
Bonthron funeral home, Hensall,
to Baird's Cemetery, on Wednes-
day afternoon, January 25.
KYDD,—In Clinton, on Monday,
January 23, 1956, Margaret Al-
lison, widow of the late Robert
Kydd, in her 86th year: Funeral
frem. the Hopper -Hockey funeral
home, Exeter, to ' Greenwood
Mausoleum, Owen Sound, on
Wednesday afternoon, January
25. Interment will be made in
Shallow Lake Cemetery.
LUDLOW—In Markdale Hospital,
on Friday, January 20, 1956,
George -Ludlow, formerly of
Holmesville, in. his 80th year.
Funeral from MacMillan funer-
al home, Dundalk, on Monday,
January 23. Interment was in
Dundalk Cemetery.
McTAGGART — In Hotel Dieu
Hospital, Windsor, after a short
illness, on Monday, January 23,
1956, Malcolm Douglas McTag-
gart, formerly of Clinton, in his
53rd year.' Funeral will be held
in Windsor this afternoon,
Thursday, January 26.
RODGES — In Alexandra Marine
and General Hospital, Goderich,
on Tuesday, January 24, 1956,
Laura Straughan, Colborne
Township, beloved wife of the
late David E. Rodges. Resting
at the Lodge funeral home, God-
erich, where funeral services
will be conducted this afternoon,
Thursday, January 26, at 1,00
pm. Interment will be in Mait-
land Cemetery.
SHOBBROOK--In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Tuesday, January
17, 1956, James Howard Shob-
brook, in his 66th year. Funer-
al service from the Tasker mem-
orial chapel, Blyth, on Friday
afternoon, January 20, by Rev.
J, T. White, Londesboro, and in-
terment in Blyth Union Cern-
etery,
TAMER—Suddenly at his home
at 64 Douro Street, Stratford,
on Monday, January 23, 1956,
William R. Tasker, formerly of
Clinton, beloved husband o f
Flossie M. Gibbings. Funeral
from the Heinbuck funeral
home, Stratford, to Avondale
Cemetery this afternoon, Thurs-
day, January 26, commencing at
two o'clock.
RCA VICTOR RADIOS
AND TELEVISION
Your Old Radio Accepted
As Trade -In.
T. A. DUTTON
RCA VICTOR, DEALER
BRUCEFiELD
Telephone Clinton 634R4
If You Want
To Sal.
Your Farm
For Dependable and Capable
Service List Your Property
with
iO N
BOS�/1L,D
REAL ESTATE BROKER
40 Wellesley St.
PHONE 1108 GODERICH
49-6-b
Flowers
Telegraphed
Ansett
K. C. COOKE
FLORIST
Mho*, 66W ..•' Clinton
:PAGE PIM
BOXY THEATRE
C L I N T O N
NOW: THURSDAY, FRIDAY
and SATURDAY
"Kentucky Rifle"
((Solar)
They lived dangerously and loved
recklessly. A tale of covered wagon
days—thrilling romance and
adventure.
Jess Barkan -- Cathy Downs
ChM Wills
MONDAY, TUESDAY
and WEDNESDAY
"The Girl Rush"
(Vistavision)
ROSSALIND RUSSLL has herself
a wonderful time IA fabulous las
Vegas. You'll enjoy every moment
of it. In Technicolor.
Fernando Lamas -- Gloria De
Haven -- Eddie Albert
Coming: "SHOTGON"
Sterling, Hayden- Yvonne De Carlo
Fireside Farm Forum
(By Mrs. William Dohnage)
The Fireside Falun Forum met
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Man-
sel Cook. The broadcast was lis-
tened to and discussed. Of ques-
tions concerning farmers organiz-
ing, 'it was thought that men
should attend Federation of Agri-
culture meetings, farm forums,
etc. Girls and boys should be in-
terested and encouraged in 4-H
clubs. Everyone should vote
whenever possible. Individuals
can help by producing quality pro-
ducts, Visit your agricultural re-
presentative for information. Keep
up to date with markets and with
what the organizations are trying
to accomplish. As members we
can encourage others to attend
and try to explain the present ag-
riculture problems. Take active
part in discussions and know what
you want and work for it.
An approach to local members
of parliament is better. A petit-
ion given ' to the local member
would present the needs of the
group.
The recreation period was spent
playing euchre, with the following
winners: high, Mrs. H. Taylor and
Mrs. Robert Riley; lone hands,
Mrs. O. Anderson and William
Dolmage; consolation, Mrs. B.
Dalton and James Howatt,
The next meeting may be at
the school with movies' being
shown or at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. Howatt: Lunch closed the
evening.
Clinton Community
Farmers
AUCTION 'SALES
EVERY FRIDAY
commencing at 1.30 p.m.
TERMS CASH
J. COREY, Sales Manager
E. W. ELL'IOTT Auctioneer
K. W. COLQUH6UN, CIerrl�
AT DA Dl( TELEPHONE.
THE 1050
Goderich
NOW: THURSDAY, FRIDAY
and SATURDAY
In Cinemascope and Technicolor
"COUNT THREE
AND PRAY"
In the heart -stirring tradition of
"Stars in My Crown" comes the
tory of Parson Luke Fargo, ,a
really human story of a quiet man
mused to thunderous action..
Van Heflin -- Joanne Woodward
l?ltii Pavey and Allison Hayes
MONDAY, TUESDAY
and WEDNESDAY
"TONIGHT'S THE
NIGHT"
Filmed in England in Technicolor
and felling the ghostly tale of a
great Irish estate, a new heir and
a girl with romantic ideas, Ro-
mantic mystery -comedy at its best.
David Niven — Yvonne De Carlo
and Barry Fitzgerald.
Coming:
"LONG JOHN SILVER"
In Cinemascope & Eastman color.
.Featuring Robert Newton in an
Australian yarn.
MILL RATE IN SE/WORTH
IS PREDICTED TO BE 90
A forecast of a tax rate ap-
proaching 90 mills for Seaforth
was made at the first meeting of.
the town council there last week.
Plans for the year include exten-
sion o fthe sewerage system, with
figures mentioned of $52,000 for
this; and the re -building of High-
way 8 through the town.
GALBRAITH
RADIO & TELEVISION
Headquarters for:
MOTOROLA TV
EXPERT TV
SERVICE
To All Makes
Phone 482 •-- Clinton
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BE SURE
Of Your Fuel Supply
BUY
From your Local Dealer
MUSTARD1
LUMBER and COAL
BRUCEFiELD
Phone Clinton 634 r 11
Also Dealer for ROE FEEDS
LAST
CALL!
Cash in NOW on real.
Buys on our Annual
January Sale,
Check These For Valne!
SUITS reg, to $69.50 $19.50 to $49.50°
TOPCOATS reg, to $55,00$17.95 to $39.50
SPORT COATS $39.50 $15.00 to $27.50
JACKETS reg. to $29.50 $7.95 to $22.50
SPORT SHIRTS •--- WHITE SHIRTS
PANTS SOCKS -- PYJAMAS -- TIES
JEWELLERY --- Etc.
Pear mans 95 Combinations
Reg. 7.25 -- SPECIAL $5.95
EXTRA PANTS FREE
on W. R. Johnston
MADE -TO -MEASURE SUITS
PICKETT IR CAMPBELL
Phone 25
LIMITED
(Mibi Cori'iet')
01110011