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ACCOMMODATION for RENT
[ritNISHED APART 111 is 6 ,,
Phone Clinton 62,
"OUR'ROOM, NIODREN• APART
merit,) available now. Phone
ton 376W,
�, 5-6-b
TH RE ROOM UPSTAIRS apart-
ment, unfurnished. Share bath.
i'dione Clinton 78W, 4-5.6-b
THREE ROOM, FURNISHED,
heated apartment, suitable for
two. Phone 213. 5-6-b
eSEMI DFITACIWD HOUSE IN
Clinton. Separate bath, Unfur-
nished. Phone .Clinton 67$ .'
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`'[WO ROOM FURNISHED apart-
anent, on Victoria Street, no child-
ren, Phone Clinton 795J, after 6
p.m 6-b
'THREE ROOM APARTMENT for
:vent, with separate bath. Avail -
.able immediately, phone Clinton
722W2. ,r 2tfib
THREE -ROOMED APARTMENT
'with garage. Rent moderate. C.
D, Simpson, Brucefield, ' phone
-Clinton 6351323, 6-b
'TWO HEATED APARTMENTS
for rent, in Brucefield. Each with
•one bedroom, bath, living room,
3kitchen with cupboards. Ample
clothes closet space, Apply to
Ross Scott, 6-7-b
REA'IED, FURNISHED, ground
floor apartment. • Separate en-
trance. Available February 6. Ap-
ply 116 Elgin Ave., West, Goder-
ich. Phone Goderich 534.
4-5-6-b
'UNFURNISHED HOUSE in Clin-
ton. • Vacant February 15. Three
bedrooms, bath, kitchen and sit-
ting room. Oil heat. Nice lawn,
:zoom for garden. Phone Clinton
193W. 5-p 6-b
UNFURNISHED APARTMENT,
complete downstairs levelsof house.
Oil heating. Private entrance. One
bedroom, kitchenette, diningroom,
sitting room and bath. Lawn.
Robin for garden. Phone Clinton
193W. 6-p
FOUR ROOM COTTAGE
n,icely furnished, including two
'bedroom suites, washing machine,
:hot and cold water and three -
:piece bath; 5 minutes drive from
• RCAF Station Clinton. Would ac-
commodate two married couples
nicely if agreeable or couple with
well-trained children.
JOHNATRAN HUGILL
'honesi Clinton 616r13; Seaforth
' 667r13. 52-b-tfb
Accommodation Wanted
FIVE OR SIX ROOM I-IOUSE'
withthree bedrooms, wanted on or
:before April 1. To rent with op-
tion of buying. Chief H, R. Thom-
,pson. Phone Clinton 340. 6-b
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ARTICLES FOR SALE
.MOTORCYCLE FOR SALE OR
'Trade, 1953 Harley Davidson 74.
:Buddy seat, saddle bags, wind -
.shield. Phone Clinton 702J4. Gar -
1h Poatill, RR 3, Clinton.
6-7-8-9-p
TV 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
ARTICLES WANTED
'WE WOULD LIKE TO BUY
ILimoges, and Haviland Limoges,
=nets and pieces, Also other old
'ehlna, silver, glass and brass in
good condition for cash. Century
'House, Bayfield. 5-6-7-8-p
WANTED -- GOOD USED Rad-
ios and console record players as
trade-ins on televisions, driers,
stoves, washers or refrigerators.
`T. A. Dutton, Firestone tStore,
53rucefield. Phone Clinton 643r4.
5-6-b
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
1947 MERCURY SEDAN $625;
1949 Ford $500; 1947 Dodge $325;
1948 Chevrolet $275. ' Apply S.
Koning, 149 Waterloo Street,
Zxeter. Phone Exeter 404J.
0 5-6-p
1947 PLYMOUTH, RADIO, heater
and sunvisor, excellent body, guar-
anteed new motor, 2 new snow
tires and excellent tires on front.
:fest offer. Phone 701 daytime,
Phone 538W evenings.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS.
Contact L. G. Winter, Real Estate,
High Street, Clinton. Phone Clin-
ton 448. 13tfb
:FOR SALE, IMPLEMENT Agee-
'y--Cockshutt, operated by late
'William Parke, Hensel'. Mrs,
William
Parke, Hensall, Ontario;
'Clarence Parke, 'Zurich, Ontario,
Exettitors. 6-7-b
'EARN $15 AND MORE WEEK-
LY. Sell 'guaranteed household
necessities in: Clinton, Centralia,
Crediton, Dashwood, Egmandvil le,
Write for free catalogue, FAM-
ILEX, Dept. '1, Box 'F Station C.
'Montreal 6-b
BABY CHICKS
DAY -OLl?, I4IXED CHIC K
cockerels, pullets. --order now to
Much—prime started .ehie1)s i.
Brooders, Ames -in -cross hy�bri
J, 1•J, Stackhouse, Wilton Grov.
Ontario. 6 -7 -
THERE'S A DISCOUNT ON Kit
chatter $iget Chicks ordered for de
livery this ment'h. Canadian an
moved, plus thin Hatchery's ow
complete breeding program,
Complete range of standard breed
and crosses, plus' special strain
like Pilch White Rocks, Ames In
Cross, etc, As agent we can giv
complete information, and tak
your order. Big -4 are always goo
"buys." • We suggest you pias
your order soon. Chas. Scott
Auburn, Phone 43R23 Blyth.
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BOARD AND ROOM
LARGE BRIGHT ROOM WITI
clothes closet, double bed. Phon
Clinton 174.
CUSTOM WORK
ELECTRIC MOTORS, Rewounc
and repaired. Home and Auto rad
ios and appliances repaired. Ar
Levett, Isaac Street, at Dunlop
Phone Clinton 138W, 41-tfl
FARMS FOR SALE
NICE. LIST OF FARMS FOF
sale. L. G. Winter. Real Estate
Phone Clinton 448. Low down
payments. 33-tfk
FURNITURE FOR SALE
KITCHEN CHROME SEPT includ
ing buffet, 3 piece Kroehler ches
terfield set; bunk bed and dresser
to match; frig. and stove, etc
Airway vacuum cleaner; grey 6'
9' carpet; open book c a s
Best offer. Gwen Vezina, Phone
Clinton 152. • 6-7-1
Furniture Re -Finishing
FOR FURNITURE, PIANO ANL
radio cabinet, refinishing and re'
pairing, , apply W. G. Pickett
phone Clinton 761M. 47; .p -til
HELP WANTED --Female
WAITRESS. Apply in person t
BartIiff Bros., Clinton. 6 -
GIRL WANTnaD FOR GENERA
housework. Phone Clinton 562.
6 -
FOR LAUNDRY WORK. Modern
equipment, good working condi
tions, Phone Clinton 312W or ep
ply in person, preferably, to A
Garon, Clinton Laundry and Dr3
Cleaning. 44 -tit
HELP WANTED --'MALE
WANTED, EXPERIENCED mar-
ried man for general farm work.
Separate house, fuel, milk, provid-
ed. For further particulars con-
tact Stewart Middleton, RR 3,
Clinton, phone Clinton 437J3.
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LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
HOLSTEIN CALF, SUITABLE
for vealing. Apply Ross Trewar-
tha, phone Clinton 807R4. 6=p
TEN CHUNKS OF PIGS, around
75 pounds. John Lindsay, RR 3,
Clinton. Phone Clinton 727W2.
6 -
'REGISTERED JERSEY HEIFER;
due to freshen, February 16. Also
large hot water radiator. Apply
Pers. Johnston, Varna. 6 -
NUMBER 0 F REGISTERED
Ayrshire heifer cows and heifers,
springing February and March.
Phone Zurich 85R1L Hilton True -
miter, RR 2, Zurich, 6-7-p
LIVESTOCK WANTED
WANTED. OLD HORSES AND
dead cattle. Gilbert Bios. Mink
Ranch, Goderich. Phone collect,
148331, or 1483J4 9ptfb
LOGS WANTED
HARD MAPLE AND Basswood,
standing or in the log. For high-
est cash prices, call us collect.
James T. Craig and San, Auburn.
Phone Blyth 43r24. 4-5-6-p
LOST AND FOUND
LOSS — ONE SMALL TRUCK
tarp on Monday, about 5 p.m.
between Clinton and Summerhill.
Finder phone Ross Hoggart,
Clinton 802r33. 6-b
SALES HELP WANTED
WANTED: Man for steady travel
among consumers in Huron Coun-
ty. Permanent connection with
large manufacturer. Only reliable
hustler considered, Write Raw-
leigh's• Dept, J3-169-131, Montreal,
P.Q. 6-b
MANAGERS AND SA.L1ilSLAD-
I
ES for full or parttime me work
throughout Hayfield district, coun-
try as well as towns. `lour in-
come depends, on. the hours you
work, You can earn $50,00---
$100.00 Weekly; showing knitwear,
orlans, nylons; lingerie, dresses.
Gar necessary. Do not ;miss this
opportunity. Write to: Mrs, Gladys
Fidler, Walkerton, Ontario.
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An Opportunity
A'ldrgo Canadian Life lr►suroiice Ctirripany has
an opening for 4 young married mon for Clinton and
the surrounding district.
'We Warft a man with initiative and ambition.
We offer salary grid oorrimisstoh, Reply to Post Office
Box S`, GuL�Iph,'glving age and other information.
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MISCELLANEOUS
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BABY BEEF BYYTUE QUARTER,
r cut, wrapped, ready for freeser
or locker; Ross Ileggart, phone
Clinton 802r33, 6-b
b ONE -114U OP D0UHLE Garage
for lent. Available February 15.
- Phone Clinton 1.629W, . 6-b
MORE FANNERS ARE SW ITCH-
n ing to Surge Milkers for faster,
safer, cow milking. Contact Lov-
a ell McGuire, 'Wingham, Surge
s Service Dealer, phone Winghaln
- 593. 5-6-7-8-p
'. .BAYFIELD REST HOME, "the
d home Within a home". Home
e for convalescents, elderly people,
, Home cooked meals, registered
nurse in attendance, Only a few
vacancies left, Phone Dayfield
- 37. 6-7-8-b
VIKING SEPARATOR SALES
( and Service. Authorized dealer
for the district of Clinton, Sea-
> forth, Hensall and Zurich. A1-
lowance for
made used separat-
ors. Basil O'Rourke, Brucefield,
phone Clinton 634r21. • 6-b
I OPEN FOR PUBLIC DANCES
, and receptions, The Huron
' 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
1 service for all breeds of cattle.
For service or information phone
Clinton 515 collect, between 7.30
and 10.00 a.m. on week days and
• 7.30 and 9.30 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
eceinomicalIy. Always available at
the farm, or a phone call will
bring it to your door. J. W. Van-
Egmon.d, phone Clinton 805r13.
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SALESMEN WANTED
MAN TO REPRESENT SINGER
,
Sewing Machine Company, Goder- ,
ich, Salary Commission. '
and Will
I have training on service and sales.
Paid while training. Good chance ,
for industrious man. Good pro-' .
motions, Hospitalization and Ben-
efit Plan. Car necessary. Apply
' W. G .Henderson, Singer Sewing
Machine Company, G o d e r i c h,
Phone Goderich 1135. 4-tfb
Clinton's Reeves
Give Report On. ,
County Council
Clinton's reeve and deputy reeve
reviewed happenings at county
council for the councillors here on ;
Tuesday evening. Reeve Stanley '
and Deputy Reeve Trewartha
were two of four men who voted
against the 12 mill tax rate
brought down by the County in
its January session. They had pro-
posed that it be kept to 11.5 mills.
Reeve Stanley told of.becoming
a member of the County Home 1
Committee, along with the Reeve
of Seaforth, since it was felt that
closer supervision of the Home I
would be an asset. Deputy Reeve
Trewartha spoke ^of Mr. Stanley
.heading the poll to become a mem- '
ber of the striking committee . for
County Council, atter being in the `
County work foe only one year. `
iN MEMORIAM 1
GREER—In loving memory of a
dear husband and father, Robert
Greer, who passed away Febru-
ary 13, 1953: '
"There are others, 'yes we know;
But he was ours and we miss
him so." -
—Always remembered by his
wife and family. 6p
Cards of Thanks
2 Cents per word,. Minimum 50e '
Mrs. Verna Glazier wishes to
thank all her mny friends and
neighbours for cards of cheer,
gifts, flowers and treats, while a
patient in the Goderich Hospital. '
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I wish to thank everyone for
cards, treats and visits while in
hospital. Special thanks to the
WA and WMS for the lovely
flowers and the nurses of the
Goderich Hospital and Dr. Jack-
son.—BEATRICB 'TAYLOR.
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FOR SALE f
1 STOE.E3t, 5 ROOM DWELLING,
three bedrooms, modern convert- t
fences, oil heating, full baso. t
inept, low taxes.. Situated on t
Highway 4, eolith of Chaste% t
Early possession,
1 STOREY 5 ROOM DWELLING,
two bedrooms, modern conven-
ience. Sunnorcb. Early posses-
sion. Prices '1,000.
1 STOREY. ROOMED DWEL-
LING, with two bedrooms, oil s
heating: Two lots. Price: xl
$3,500. !Cash, $1,500, Monthly 1
pnymcnt, $85. Early ttossesslon. '1
M P1Y to t
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i. C. LAWSON t
Complete Insurance Service
Real Estate .— Investments e
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Bank of Montreal Building la
rtsoixest: Office 251.W; Iles. 251.1 S
CLINTON, ONTARIO x
_t 4SSI1�'IED RATES
CAM SATE (if paid b the
Wednesday following pudica-
tion) ee 'ewe cent* 1}ex word,
sedetrnum $0 Petits, 1%z cents a
word for eeeh foliawini; Iuser,
teen, infnlniurn 35 cents.
BOX NUMBER -15e extra.
BMRT#IS, MAI RIAOES and
DEATHS ---no eharge,
1+1NGAGE$ENTS, CARDS OF
%WANT S & IN MF,1MitORIAMS
-.-TWo cants per word, minlniflm;
5O cents,
CHM GED --15 eon**. extra,,
DEADLINE -.42 o'ciook noon"
Wednesda
COMING EVENTS I
ese word, eSele ani 111e
Modern. and Old yme dancing
for all at the Crystal Palace
Ballroom, Mitchell, every Friday
night, Music by Clarence Petrie
and his Night Ilainks.
2to13-b
Thursday, Feb. 9 --Bingo, Leg-
ion Memorial Hall, Kirk Street,
Clinton, commencing at 8.30 p.m.;
15 regular games for $5.00; three
special share -the -wealth games;
$56.00 jackpot on 56 numbers, in-
eluded in all the share -the -wealth
games; one special game for
$25.00. Admission: 15 regular
games for 50c; Special games 15c,
2 for 25e, 5 for 50e. An evening
of fun for all bingo players.
5-6-b
Friday, Feb, 1O --Coloured Pic-
tures, Key West, Florida to Bay-
field. United Church Hayfield,
Auspices WA. Lunch. Admission
50c and 25e. • 6-b
Friday, Feb. 10 Dance, Leg-
ion Hall,. Kirk Street, Clinton,
9.30 to 1. Come out and enjoy an
evening of new and old time mus -
ie, Ample parking. Beautiful
floor. Refreshment booth. Ad-
mission, 50c per person: 5-6-b
Saturday, Feb. 11—Baking Sale
nd Afternoon Tea, Council
limber, 3 to 5 p.m. Tea 25c.
uspices: LOBA. 6-b
Saturday, Feb. 11-3 to 5 p.m.,
t. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
lirls' Club, sale of baking and,ap-
ons. Afternoon tea 25e 6-b
Monday, Feb. 13 — Valentine
uchre Party. Ritz Hotel, Bay-
ield. Sponsored by the L. A. Pro-
eeds: Guides and Brownies work.
admission 50c. 6-b
Tuesday, Feb. 14—Pancake Sup-
er. Trinity Parish Hall, Bayfield,
.30 to 7.30 p.m. Auspices, Womn-
n's Auxiliary. Admission 50c
3hiidren 10 and under, 35c.
6-b
Friday, Feb. 17 -= Cards and
Vance; Varna Hall, 8 p.m. Span -
ors: C.P. and T. Committee, Odd-
ellaws and Rebekas. 6-7-b
Saturday, Feb. 18 — Bake Sale
own Hall. Auspices Turner's
T.A., 2.30 p.m. 6-7-b
Monday, Feb. 20—Coloured slid -
s of Florida, by William T. Me-
sh. Music by Miss .Doris John -
on ' and accompanist. Varna
'ownship Hall_ Auspices, Varna
�.A., 8.30 p.m. Admission 50c
nd 25c. 6-b
Feb. 24 and '25 — "Winter
Vonderland 1956" ice carnival;.
Minton Lions Arena. Sponsor:
Hinton Figure Skating Club.
6-7-b
Goderioh Pavilion dancing. Sat-
rday nights, Paul Cross and his
rchestra. Wednesday night s,
larence Petrie's Night Hawks.
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CDC! Hi-Lites
The boys are happy because
his Friday night, commencing at'
.30, there will be a "Sadie Haw -
sins' dance." The .girls' are buy -
ng licences this. week so that they
an grab a man. The girls, are to
ay for everything and to make
ure the boys have a good time.
The annual At -Home has come
and gone. Everyone was delighted
and amazed by the beautiful mur-
I done in chalk by Jan and Jim
Klimstra, newcomers to Canada.
Vlore than 350 attended and en-
joyed the dance and lunch. A
ielieious lunch was served in the
;ymnasium by the Wesley -Willis
Woman's Association.
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Colts 6.Watford 4
Watford Atoms came very close
to upsetting Clinton Colts last
Saturday evening in Clinton Lions
Arena. The Atom's spotted Clin-
on
Lon a 5-0 lead in the first period,
held the Colts scorless in the
second and scored four times in
th:e third before McEwan found
the range at the 18.00 minute
mark, a goal that slowed the Wat-
ordlmarch and gave Clinton the
much needed win.
Clinton got off to a fast start
N Elliott scored with the game
only 50 seconds old. Lee scored
Clinton's second goal at 5.50 and.
before the period ended Garon,,
Hartley and Counter had all flash-
ed the light behind Art Woodcock.
Both teams were scoreless in the
second with the Atoms! getting
tronger with. each minute and
linton's passing attack fading be -
re the close checking.
McKinley's goal at 3.10 of the
hind period gave the Watford
earn the encouragement they
seeded. They completely domini-
ed the play for the period and the
Colts• were fortunate that they
didn't tie the score;
itchell .b Colts 3
First place -Mitchell Red Devils
cored six times in the first per-
1d and coasted to an impressive
0-3 win aver Clinton Ctrts an
'uesday evening. The game was
he last meeting between the two
ams in the WCiAA $ig-i3, with
litchell having won all four
amen against the Colts during
tie regular sehedule,
The genre was very cleanly play.
d With only one penalty going to
lelide-16h hi the third period for
lgh sticking iii ?Dwell and Ed,
mith each seered three goals for
2ftchell, Gaunter, Lee and Har-
y were the Colt xnerksntet ,
BIRTHS
ALEXANDER- Zn Clinton Public
5 019 6 oto 7.V1'r. and Mrs hri
A1exnnder, BR 2, Heiisaii, :a
son (Rcrs John3.
NA1S11-0, Clinton Public Hos
pital, on Monday, February 0,
1956, to W/02 and Mrs, Frank
Naish, BCAF Station Clinton,
a daughter (Heather Mane),
STOLI,,-,-;In Clinton Public Io3..,
pital, on Tuesday, February
1956, to Mr, and Mrs. Edgar
StoU, Clinton, a aau$ctter.
VERBURG --- in Clinton Public
Hospital, on Tuesday, February
7, 1956, to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Verburg, R'R 1, ,Auburn, `a son,
DEATHS
CROSS—Suddenly at his home in
Hensell, on Thursday. February
2, 1956, William Bryant Anson
Cross, beloved husband of Leola
Pearce, in his 65th year, Fun-
eral service from the family re-
sidence on Friday, February 3,
at 8.00 p.m„ thence to Errske
Funeral Chapel, Chesiey, where
public service was' held on Sat-
urday, February 4. Interment
was in Chesley Cemetery.
GRAY—At the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Leonard McNeil, Bly-
th, on Monday, January 30,
1956, Martha Manning, widow of
the late William Gray, in her
85th year. Funeral from the
Londesboro United Church, to
Blyth Union Cemetery, on Thur-
sday afternoon, • February 2,
sday ^afternoon, February 2.
KITCHEN— At Ross, Memorial
Hospital, Lindsay, on Saturday,
February 4, 1956, Priscilla Gib-
bons (formerly of Brucefield),
beloved wife of John Kitchen, in
her 69th year. Funeral from
the Stoddard funeral home,
Woodville, on Tuesday, February
>'7, to Eden Cemetery.
LAVIS -- Ath his home, Albert
Street, Clinton, on Monday ev-
ening, February 6, 1956, Laun-
ey William Levis, beloved hus-
band of Lillian Lee, in his 75th
year. Funeral from the Ball
and Mutch funeral home, High
Street, Clinton, on Thursday af-
ternoon, February 9, at two
o'clock, by Rev. A. Glen Eagle,
Interment will be in Clinton
Cemetery.
THOMPSON—In Alexandra Mar-
ine and General Hospital, Goder-
ich, on Sunday afternoon, Feb-
ruary 5, 1956, Alice Colladay,
widow of the late Adam Thom-
pson, in her 88th year, Funeral
from the Lodge funeral home,
Goderioh, by Rev. R. G. Mac-
Millan, on Tuesday afternoon,
February 7, to Maitland Ceme-
tery.
YOUNGBLUT -- In Clinton, on
Tuesday, February 7, 1956, Rob-
ert Youngblut, beloved husband
of Myrtle Mountain, in his 72nd
year. Resting at the Ball and
Mutch funeral home, Hi g h
Street, Clinton, where funeral
service will be held on Friday
afternoon, February 10, 1956,
commencing at 2 o'clock. In-
terment will be in Clinton Cem-
etery, under auspices of Hullett
Lodge A.F. & A.M. No. 568.
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CLINTON LIONS
ARENA SCHEDULE
Thursday, Feb. 9-
4.30-5.30 p.m, — Clinton Public
School Children FREE Skat-
ixig — sponsored by Ruby &
Bill's Snack Bar and Bart-
liff's Bakery.
Friday, Feb. 10-
8.15-10,00 p.m. -- Ontario Street
United Church -Congregation
Skating Party. ,
Saturday, Feb. 11--
11.15 a.m.-12.45—Adastral Park.
1.00-2.30 p.m.—FREE SKATING,
Clinton, RCAF and Rural
Public School Children
sponsors: Clinton Lions Club.
2.00-3.30 p.m.—Public Skating.
8.15-10.00 p.m.--Publie Skating.
Monday, Feb. 13—
Open for booking.
Tuesday, Feb.
4.30-5.30 p.m. -- Clinton Public
School FREE SKATING —
sponsored by Fairholine Dairy
and Clinton Laundry and Dry
Cleaners.
Wednesday, Feb. 15--
2.00=3.00 p.m. --Pubic .Skating.
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MARRIAGES
GARRO W — PORTINGELL -•-,- in
the chapel at i Ontario Street
United Church, on Saturday af-
ternoon, January 28, 1956, by
Rev. A. G. Eagle, Raburta Bios
som Jane Portingell, Goderich,
daughter of W. B. E. ?ortingeli,
Toronto, to Lorne Alvin Garrow,
London, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Carman F. Garrow, Clinton.
SHOREY--ATTERBURY— In the
chapel at Ontario Street United
.Church, on Saturday afternoon,
February 4, 1956, by Rev. A. G.
Eagle, Grace Marie Atterbury,
daughter of Mrs. Bowan Atter-
bury, Guelph, to ACJ. John Ford
Shorey, RCAF Station Central-
ia, son of Corporal and Mrs,
John Shorey, • 38 Edmonton
Road„ RCAF Station Clinton.
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Faintly Income
An excellent method
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adequate insurance
estate for the man
with a young family
CONSULT
HAL HARTLEY
Representative
CANADA LIFE '
Clinton .— Phone 454W
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ClintonCoznmunity
Farmers
AUCTION SALES
EVERY FRIDAY
commencing at 1.30 p.m.
TERMS CASH
J. COR?✓Y, SaIles Manager
i E. W. ELLIOTT, Auctioneer
K. W. COLQUHOOUN, Clerk.
Notice
- Township -01
Tuckersmith •
To facilitate snow remov-
al operations, the public is
requested not to park cars
or vehicles on roadsides
during the winter months.
And notice is hereby giv-
en that the Township will
not be responsible for any
damages caused to such
vehicles as a result of snow-
plowing operations.
E. P. CHESNEY,
Clerk,
Township of Tuckersmith
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NOW. THURSDAY, FRIDAY
and SATURDAY
James. Stewart 0 Cathy O'Donnell
Doeald Crisp & Arthur Kennedy'
A truly great Outdoor adventure
story in which a man on a quest
travels a .thousand rages to
avenge his brother.
"The Mai, From.
Laramie"
](n Cinemascope & Techuicelor
MONDAY, 'TUESDAY
and WEDNESDAY
A NEW and GOOD Mystery
" Comedy
The Trouble With
Harry"
Vistavislon & Technicolor
In the green hills of Vermont a
corpse called Harry is found its
the woods, with results that will
keep you chuckling.
Edmund C„wenn - Shirley
MacLaine & John Forsythe
--- Adult Entertainment—
COMING:
"Duel. On The Mississippi"
also
"Pack Train" - Gene Autry
CLUB LEADERS TO HOLD
ANNUAL AND BANQUET
The Huron County 4-H Club
Leaders .Association 'plan to meet
in the agricultural office board
rooms, here at 10.30 o'clock on the
morning of February 27, for their
annual meeting. At noon tehe an-
nual dinner is scheduled in the.
Hotel Clinton, commencing at
12.30 o'clock, and then an after-
noon session also is being plan-
ned.
RCA VICTOR RADIOS
AND TELEVISION
Your Old Radio Accepted
As Trade -In.
T. A. DUTTON
RCA VICTOR.- DEALER
BRUCEFIELD
Telephone Clinton 634R4
- BE SURE
Of Your Fuel Supply
BUY
U,u
From your Local Dealer
MUSTARD
LUMBER and COAL
BRUCEFIELD
Phone Clinton 634 r 11
Also Dealer for ROE FEEDS
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If You Want
To Sell
Your Farm
For Dependable and Capable
Service List Your Property
with
JOHN
BOSVELD
REAL ESTATE BROKER
40 Wellesley St.
PHONE 1108 GODERICH
49-6-b
K. C. COOKE
FLORIST
Phone 66W Clinton
Clinton Hospital Association
Annual Meeting
COUNCIL CHAMBER
TOWN HALL, CLINTON
Friday, Feb. 10
8.00 p.m.
AH those interested in the affairs of Clinton Public
Hospital are cordially invited to attend.
A. M. Ii icIrr, 1 , 1 . W'AL'x'(3N,
President Secretary -Treasurer
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