HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1956-12-27, Page 14GIFT of LOVE!
From man to
woman, from heart ,
to heart, a diam-
ond speaks in ten-
der terms of happi-
ness and love,
Such an import-
ant gift as a dia-
mond, should be
chosen with spec-
ial care.
Take Time - To Choose Your Diamond In Privacy.,..
Phne Collect for an Evening Appointment
TERMS CAN BB ARRANGED
Anstett Jewellers
CLINTON (Phone HU. 2.9525) 'and WALKERTON
Expert Witten Repairs and Engraving .
IHTILOVA andtititEN 'WATCHES tom itivoit and BLUE BOW InAMONDS
SPODE DINNERWARE
"THURiPAY, j'ANuAnY 1957 WNW'NEMS-R RD - PAGE
DrownEspecially for Clinton mid
District Chamber of Commerce and
Clinton News-Record by Ralph Too. HOW BOUT THAT RATES NEWS,,RECORD No charge 'for- announcements. .of
Marriages: and Deaths
Articles for sale, rent, -OW., Card -of Tlianlce, in
Memoriam, engagements, 8g a 'wend,' minimum, 750,
Bex No. to. this office 1.5c adclitlenal, Repeat in,
sertions 2c a word, Minix-n=8,50c,
CASH DISCOUNT: lig if paid by Saturday fol.
lowing. last insertion. . Billing charge of 10c added
each time bill is sent,
Latest Time for Insertions 12 4904 Wetnesday
WELL, THANKS ED, YOU'LL FIND ,THAT TRUE WHEN YOU BUY AS
MUCH A$ YOU CAN FROM ALL
OF US BUSINESS MEN HERE IN
CLI NTON
WE REASON I LIKE DEALING WITH le$,0
IS' BECAUSE YOU NEVER TRY 1,4!
SELL ME THINGS THAT AREN'T Ai
::SALLY NECESSARY, AND THE '
THINGS I DO BUY, REALLY /
GM ME MY
MONEYS WORTH.
WANT
FOR QUICK'RESULTS. 1 i 1
I)istriet Bowlers
To Compete In
Region Finals
The London-Sarnia Region-held
their qualifying round of Mol-
son's, Classic Ladies' Division re-
cently with top-notch scores be-
ing recorded for the five games.
The region includeS such bowling
centres as Delhi, Tillsonhurg, Ing-
ersoll, Aylmer, St. Thomas, Ridge-
Goderich, Clinton, Sarnia,
Strathroy, St. Marye and London,
with a total number of entries of
216 ladies.
Regional finalists will libwl in
Sairila, on January 12. Out of
this 10 game block the highest
bowler becomes this season's Reg-
ional Champion, and the next im-
mediate five high bowlers 'com-
bine to form an "All Star" team.
The London-Sdnia Region' is
one of twelve such regions each
one of whic hfollows 'this Same
pattern. Thus the,• RegiOnal
'Champion goes, on to bowl against
11 other such champions at the
Sportinen's Show' held in Toronto.
The All. Star team meets 11 such
other teams at Toronto, the top
four of which then continue on
at the Sportmen's Show. At the
conclusion of the show the East-
ern Canadian Singles Champion
and the All Star Team will have
been determined and these bow-
lers will enjoy an all-expense paid'
trip to Edmonton, to meet the'best
from the West.
Here are some of the districts
bowlers who will compete in the
regional finals: Marjorie
laity Goderich, 1203; Sgt; Lil Nel-
son, Clinton, 1184; Mrs. Loy May,
Clinton, 1101e , 1Vles, C. Chapman,
Goderich, 1097; Marilyn: Bennis-
ter, .,Goderich,
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WESLEY; WILLIS GOOD WILL
CLUB MEETS ON JANUARY 8
The Wesley:Willis United Chureet
Good Will Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. F. Fingland, on
Tuesday evening, January Pe Miss
W. O'Neil and Mrs. Fingland are
the conveners. Visitors are 'Wel-
come.
BIRTHS
Holz/Es—In Clinton Publid Hos-
pital, on Tuesday, January 1,
1957,. to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Holmes, Clinton, a son (Gregory
MUTARD
Russell),
— In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Friday, December
28, 1956, to Mr,. and Mrs. Alex-
daanudgehrt,Merustard, RR 1, Varna; a
PARKS—In Clinton Public Hospi-
tal, on Saturday, December 29,
e 1956, to LAC and Mrs. Raymond
Parks,, Clinton', a daughter.
REINSMA — In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Sunday, December
30, 1956, to Mr. and Mrs. Peter
' Reinema, Clinton, a son (Law-
rence Calvin).
'SMITH InClinton Public Hospi-
tal, on Saturday, December 15,
1956, to Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Smith, Clinton, a daughter
(Brenda May).
VERBAKEL -- In, Clinton Public
Hospital; on 'Tuesday, January
1, 1957, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Verbakel, Egmondville,- a son. wmativxoRE--rn Scott Memorial,
Hospital, Seaforth, on Monday,
December 31, 1956, to Mr. and
Mrs. Er lin Whitmore, RR 3,
Seaforth, a daughter (Karen
Willona). . •
DEATHS •
CAMERON—In Saskatoon City
Hospital, on Wednesday, Dec-
'ember 26, 1956, Peter T. Cam-
eron, Widower of Carrie. Monis,
(formerly of Kippen) in his 73rd
, year. Funeral at Kindersley,
Sask.
HEY—At hiS home at Blake, on
Wednesday, December 28, 1956,
Samuel Hey, beloved husband
of Mary Meyers, (and father
of Mrs. Archie Mustard, Bruce-
field) in his 70th year. Funeral
from the Evangelical U.B.
' Church, Zurich, to the Evangel-
`ice]. Cemetery, Bronson Line".
McEWAN In .Clinton• Public Hos-
Pital, on Monday, December 31,
1956, Elizabeth Ellen Ross,ebe-
loved wife of Murray MeDwan,
and dear mother of Ross; Frank
and Harey 1VIcEwan, all of Clin-
ton, in her 78th year. Funeral
froin the Ball and Mutch funeral
home, High Street, Clinton, this
afternoon, Thursday, January 3,
commencing at two o'clock, with
the Rev. H. C. Wilson officiat-
ingt Interment will be in Clin-
ton Cemetery.
HELP „WANTED Accommodation For Rent
eFOUR..,13,001VI APARTMENT, up-
estairs, furnished,downtown, Plione
• IX 2-9660,1-b
'TWO ,BEPROOM UNFURNISH,
-'
ed apartm
67 7
ent, available now. Phone
UU 2-6. • 1-b
• Smw-CONTAINED apartment for
:rent, 3 rooms, • Apply to Roy Tyn-
'da1l, Phone Clinton HU 2-9928.
47-tfb
CARETAKER for St, ANDREW'S
Presbyterian Church, Clinton, Ap,
ply to' 13i11 Mutch at Ball and
Mutch Hardware, 1-b
WANTED FOR OFFICE WORK,
Stenographer, able tp stake short-
hand, Full time employment,.
pleasant working conditions, AP-
ply Seaforth Shoes Limited, Sea-
forth, Ont. 1-2-b
Livestock For Sale AVAILABLE NOW ON RAGLAN
-Street,• 3-room heated apartment.
eonveniences. Phone HU
:2-9483. 52-1..b
r-SEPARATE FIVE ROOM apart-
. -nient, all modern conveniences.
-Apply Lloyd Lovell, Kippen, phone
4-Tensall 678r22. 1.2-b
TEN PIGS, WEEKS OLD.
John McGuire, phone HU 2-9993,
r 1-b Fl
Livestock Wanted
ATTENTION FARMERS! Prompt,
courteous collection of all dead and
disabled farm enimalS and hides.
Call collect. Ed. Andrews; •851r11,
Seaforth. Associated with Darling
and Co. of Canada, Ltd. 48p-tfb
'l
'THREE R0014APARTM,ENT —
rivate bath,' furnished. ' Central
ocation. • Available January - 5.
•Plione Clinton. HU 2-6665. Ib i•
4.0P7
I
R1 147
14S6
flrATLIFItS.,
41, 7 WO 1111.621201.
HEATED APARTMENT at; 59
North St., Goderich. Furnished
and utilities paid. Private bath.
Phone Clinton HU 2-3289. lb
Miscellaneous PARK THEATRE
GODERICH
ART SUPPLIES (Winsor New-
ton); religious goods, pictures,
picture framing, photographs for
all occasions. MacLareires Studios,
Clinton and Goderich; at Clinton,
Tuesday and Thursday, 1.30 to 7
p.m. Phone Clinton HU. 2-9401.
29-tfb
HOUSE FOR RENT ON MARY
Street, semi-furnished. Three
;'bedrooms, kitchen, lfeingeoom.
;.Possession at once. P.O. Box 329,
"Clinton. " ' 52-tfb
Now Playing:
Yvonne De Carlo in
"'RAW EDGE" In Cdlor NOW—THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY
!IDUR ROOM BUNGALOW, full
'dry basement, oil furnace, on
•Higlevitay 4, between town and
Station. Available now.
-thane HU 2-7965.
MONDAY, TUESDAY
and WEDNESDAY
(Adult Entertainment)
JAMES DEAN
Natalie WOOD ,,& Jim BACKUS
An unusual star in a unique'
drama. Pointing up some deficien-
dies in modern home environment.
46Rebel Without
A Cause"
LEI' US REPAIR AND MAKE
your, rings and jewellery like new.
Diamond rings renewed and stones
safely secured—don't take chan-
ces. Expert work done reasonably
to your satisfaction. Watch re-
pairs and Pearl restringing. W.
N. Counter. 1p
Randolph Scott -- GailikRussell -- Marvin Lee
He thought that his gun and a search for seven outlaws.
were enough to fill his life—until he met a beautiful woman.
ADDED ATTRACTION — "24-HOUR ALERT"
'iT!WO FURNISHED TWO-ROAM
apartments, one heated Comfort-
able and clean. Use of frig., and
washing machine. Apply in person,
Eavenings or weekend, Mrs. Marion
&Seeley, Huron Street. 1-2-p
ikTRNISHED HEATED apartment
-eetatable for couple. Utilities-paid:
9gleettie refrigerator and stove.
Teet electric washing machine
'and laundry. Phone Goderich 380.
444 Caledonia Terrace. 44-tfb
MONDAY,, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY \
"ALL THAT ALLOWS" ,R.; J. Wilson
Instructor of Goderich Girls' Band
'Jaile Wyman -- Rock Hudson -- Agnes Moorehead
Romantic smash hit of -the year. A love which defied
tradition and snobbery.
will instruct in '
Trumpet — Music Theory
and .
Reading of' Music for
In Cineinascope & Warner-Color
0" THURSDAY, FRIDAY
' and SATURDAY
Mickey ROONEY - Virginia Wells
and FRANCIS the talking mule
Ye're like to be skeered outta yer
boots by this spine-tinglin' tale
of a mule that kin even out-creep
a ghost!!
"Francis In. The
Haunted House"
'BUSINESS GIRL WITH ROOMY
downtown apartment, would like
rte share it With one or two other
[business women. Furbished. Self-
(contained. Phone HU 2-3844
1-tfb
COMING:
"NORTHWEST PASSAGE"
Spencer Tracy -- Ruth Hussey
Instruments
For rurthee Particu1lars
PHONE HIV 2-7080
. •
Pet Stock Articles For Sale
T W 0 PUPPIES, • • PUREBRED
Pomeranian, six weeks old. Phone
HU 2-7092. 1-b
aoyAt ALBERT BONE CHINA
1-Dinnerware in open stock or sets.
See the new patterns in this fine
dinnerware at COUNTER'S Jewel-
lery-Store.' 14e
TV IT FOR A "KING" -- We
Rent — Move — Install. Complete
service on :all makes of rotators
end antenna. All work fully guar-
anteed. Huron Tower Installation,
• phone Goderich 1344M. 23-trb
IN MEMORIAM Coming:
"SHEPHERD of the HILLS"
John Wayne & Betty Fields
0
ONTARIO STREET WMS AND
WA TO MEET ON 'JANUARY 8
The. Woman's AssbCiation and
the Woman's Missionary Society•
of Ontario Street United Church
will meet on Tuesday, January 8
at 2.30 o'clock in the church par-
lour. A picnic lunch will be served.
0
From 1931 to 1951' the area of
farmed land in Canada increased'
from 163 million acres to.174 mil-
lion acres, the number of occupied
farms decreased from 728,623 to
623,091; and the total farm popu-
lation decreased from 3,289,140 to
2,911,996.
- REST HOME
PARKER In loving memory of
Mrs. Charles W: Parker, who pas-
sed away,,eti. ;December 28, 1954:
"Though, be, smile is gone forever
And her hand we cannot touch,
Still we have so many memories
Of theenne we loved so much.
Her memory is our keepsake,
With which we'll never part,
God has. her in His' keeping,
We have. her in our hearts." .
—Lovingly remembered by her
family: - 1-h
FARQUHAR—In loving memory
' of a dear wife, Mrs. John Far-
quhar, who passed away one
year ago, January 3, 1956:
"I little knew when I awoke that
morn,
The sorrow' that the day would
bring
The . call was sudden, the shock
,severe,
To part with one I loved so
dear. •
"Sometimes its hard to under- ., stand '
Why some things 'have to be.
, But in his wisdom God had,
planned
Beyond our power to see.
"God .gaye me strength to carry
one
And courage to bear the blow
,But what it meant to lose her
No one will ever know."
—Sadly missed \ by her husband,
John .Farquhar. 1-p
BRA:ESIDE REST HOME FOR
elderly people • and convalescents.
Telephone ,-Mrs. Boyce, 126W
50 to 12-b
Salesmen Wanted DIVIDENDS
CANARIES -BUDGIES -GOLD FIS Temperance You t h Conclaves .
and Alcohol Education Weeks pay
high dividend\ We quote one
parent:
"I was glad to hear you speak
of the great youth rally. We were
having a real problem with our
teen-agers. Our own boy, 17, 'had
been at one or two parties where
liquor had been. served. When I
heard of this rally being held by
the Ontario Temperance' Federa-
tion, I spoke to our boy, but he
said 'No Dad, that's kid's stuff'.
Finally we were able to get some
15 or 18 to go—and the results
were wonderful. Our own boy has
become quite a regular church, at-
tendant, has joined the YPU and
is altogether changed IN HIS AT-
TITUDE TOWARD THIS SOCIAL
DRINKING."
The 'O.T.F: has sponsored eight
such Youth Conclaves as th0 we
held 'in Goderich, where more than
500 teenagers met ,fromall over
the country. 1-b
HURON COUNTY
TEMPERANCE r'EDERATION
WANTED: MAN FOR STEADY
travel among• consumers• in. Huron
County. Permanent connection
with large manufacturer. Only
reliable hustler considered. Write
Rawleigh's Dept. A-169-131, Mont-
real, P.Q. 1-b
FOR QUICK SALE, ONE NEW
*ix can Milk cooler, with General
Electric unit and motor. Property
- has been sold' so this cooler has to
be removed at once. R, Johnston
end Son, Listowel. Phone Listowel
'936J2. 1-2-3-h
Imported from Gerthany — GUARANTEED MALE SINGIN
CANARIES in a good variety of colours.
CANADIAN BRED BUDGIES in all colours from talking strain'
of finger trained birds. •
COMMON GOLD FISH, Calicoe Fantails, Calicoe Telescopes
.Shubunkies, Comets, and Black Moor Telescopes.
HARTZ MOUNTAIN BUDGIE and CANARY SEED, Conditio
Food, Bird Cages, Fish Bowls, etc. Articles :Wanted CARDS OF THANKS
I would like to thank my many
friends who sent cards and treats;
and special thanks to the nurses
and doctors for -their care while I
was in hospital.— ALEX PATER-
SON. 1-b •
-USED HEAVY DUTY Fq ECTRIC
,13.ange in gootheonclitiere ;Boe 293, -Wingharn. 172-p NOTICE TO CREDITORS Flowers Wired Anywhere For Any Occasion BABY SITTING 'In The ESTATE/ OF MELINDA
ANNA BAKER, late of the Town-
ship of Stanley in the County of
Huron, Married. Wornan•, Deceased.
All persons having claims against
the Estate of the above deceased
are required to file the same with
the undersigned Solicitor for the
saideEstate, -on or,before the 21st
day of January, AD. 1957, after
which date. the ,assets will be dist.'
ributed amongst the parties en-
titled 'thereto, having regard' only
to the claims of which 'notice shall
have been given.
DATED at. Clinton, Ontario,. this
28th day .of December, A.D. 1956..
E. B. IVIENZIES,
Clinton, Ontario, •
Solicitor for the said Estate.
1-2-3-b
K. C. COOKE .RIFT TABLE 'MCiTHER WILL
baby sit by the day or hourly. ,Rea-
. aoneble rates. • Phone RU' 2-9765.
49-tfb
to thank my many
friends.for cards, treats and flow-
ers; also. kindnesses received from
the nurses during my stay in
Clinton Public Hospital. MRS.
Elizabeth Miller.' • 1-.b
FLORIST
Phone HU 2-7012
CLINTON ONTARIO Business Opportunities
'OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS.
Contact L. G. Winter, Real Estate,
• High Street, Clinton. Phone Clin.
on HU 2-6692. 13-tib
I would like to take this opPoe-
tunity to thank all the friends
who remembered me, with cards,
elowers and treats while a patient
in Clinton Hospital, and since re-
turning home; else, the nurses,
Dr. Oakes and Dr. Addison, who
were so kind to me. — MRS.
ALICIA. LEYBeRNE, lb
LOOK FOR THESE
Fir:Sale or Rent
BRICK HOUSE, FURNISHED,
--seven rooms, all conveniences, half
e garage, for rent. Phone Bay-
field 53r2. 41-,,tfb
,OMM#4
Harvey's •
Taxi
Amirwanompolori 'NINE-ROOM HOUSE in Holmes-
'Ville, equipped with bath, furnace,
garage. Immediate possession.
,Phone Bert Lo.ble HU 2-7506.
1-b
Used Skate
CLEARANCE
Boys' and Men's
Some with Tendon,. Guards,
7 car:
THEY ALL MUST GO
RAY'S
Shoe Hospital
1-p
Don't Buy Snow Tirq
FREE PANT SALE 'YOU' ;LUST.
CAN'T BEAT
. . . until you see us!!
-Furniture For Sale
HAVE YOUR TIRES `DAYBED. Mrs. T. Darling. Phone
'Clinton HU 2.3807. " lb Skid-Defied SAVE! ,
SAVE!
SAVE!
Cities Service (At Mid-Towne Restaurant)
PHOltE
HU. 2-9054
ASTRAL REFRIGERATOR, Can-
adian Beauty Rangette, Chrdme
Kitchen Set, Studio Couch, Trilite
Lainp, Bed and Dresser, two small
Spade Heaters, one medium size
Space Heater. Call HU 2-9418.
1.2-b
Stops Slipping — Sure drip qt,
Ga
Get—quick starts
long mileage •
WATKINS'
Service Station
NIGHT '
-HU. 2-3880k,
Harvey Ashton
Help" Wanted'
Get an extra pant FREE.
with your new Made-to-:
Measure Suit. Choide of
the House:
W. IL JOHNSTON
TIP TOP TAILORS
CAMBRIDGE
SPECIAL SELECTION of
, WARREN K. COOK SAMPLES
Save up to $20 on these fine suits.
13.ELIAELE, ID DLEAGED
housekeeper for small village,
'three adults. Good home for right
person. References reqiiired. Write
'stating wages, experience to Box
'510 Clinton News-Record, 1-x
Huron Street Clinton
Phone HU 2-6661
51 to 6-b AVOID - Cold Weather
„Freeze-pp
It Will pay you to use Cities
Service „ ; try a tankful
today.
0,0,P4P4W4.0•0#00•0#1,4npans.,94,444•44..")
, OFFICE CLERKS
for
Departnient of Natiqnql
Defence (Air)
Clinton,' Ontario.,
`CLERKS 1 $1620 - '$2016 RAY'S
Cities Service
No experience required
=CLERKS 2A—:0910 'WU
2 yeaes Office experience or
High ,School Graduation
'Details and application forms at,
PoSt Offices and National EMpley.
Ment Services. 'Apply before Jen-
Aiary"14, 1957 to the
Civil Service Commission
25 SC 'Clair Ave, E., Toronto 1.
Quote competition number 56-T-
1308 for Clerks 1.
'Quote competition munber 56-T-
1309 for Clerks 2A.
14)
Clinton Community
Farmers
AUCTION SALES
EVERY FRIDAY
pt 1.30 p.m.
TERMS CASH
CORET, Sales Manager E. W. nurri.r. Auctioneer K. W. COLQUHOUN, Clerk
Cities Service Products'
Ray ifoggarth -- Carl Cantelosli
"The place where you never
have to blow your thorn"
"We Pick6p and Deliver"'
Phone II J 2-9032
Clinton t r t Ontario
PICKETT le CAMPBELL
LIMITED
Pito et HLI• 2.9732 Main Corner