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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1957-05-30, Page 7'I'HU•RSDA<X', MAY 30, 7.957 • aINTON' AWS-RRD . KEWS,RECORD WANT FOR QUICK RESULTS ATES- No. charge for announcements of births, Marriages and Deaths Articles. for sale, rent, etc., Card of 'Thanks, in Memoriam, engagements, 3e a word, minimum 75c, Box No. to this office 150 additional. Repeat in- sertions 2c a word, minimum 50c, CASH DISCOUNT, % if paid by Saturday fol- lowing, last insertion. Billing abarge of 10c added each time bill is sent. Latest Tim@ for Insertions 12 noon Wednesday • Dial ¥ 2-4844 Accommodation For Rent 'SIM -W -CONTAINED Apartment — � rto Roy `Tyndall. Phone ICU. 10t'fb TWO ROOM FURNISHED, heat- ed apartment, W. 'Ilkley, Raglan :$treet, .20-1-2-b :2 BEDROOM APARTMENT, lit- .then, livingroom, share bath. Pri- vate entrance. Phone HU 2-3874. 19-ttb 'TiEREE ROOM nt URivIS¢3ED; heatedapartment, central loca- tion, available now. Phone HU :2-9005.22-p 'THREE ROOM APARTMENT furnished. Private bath, Central location. Phone Clinton HU 2-6665. 22-3-p 'TSE ROOM APARTMENT, furnished, share • bath, available .June 1st. Mrs. Swinbank, phone 'HU .2-7047. 2.1 -2 -lb 'SMALL, APIAR:MOENT, suitable for one or two people, private entrance, private bath. Phone HU -2-9350 after 6 p.m. 22-p '!THEE ROOM APARTMENT available' June 15, unfurnished, or 'will furnish to suit reliable party. C, M. Shearing. Phone HU. 2-9003. 22 tfb • 4 ROOM FURNI1SIDED APiART- rent. Private bath. Desirable 'apartment for young,couple. Rent ;5.44 per month. Phone HU -994621-5.. "TWO ROOM FURNISHED :apart- nnent; washing facilities; suitable for couple. Available immediately. 'Phone HU 2-9504 mornings or af- ter. 6 p.m. 22 b !UNFURNISHED APARTMENT, three rooms. 'Share bath. Cent- rally located. Available immed- :lately. Apply Herman's Men's `Wear, phone HU 2-9351. 12-b-tfb HOUSE CLOSE TO 8EA,FORTH. 4 rooms. Hydro and bath. Un- furnished, Ideal for elderly coup- le. Immediate possession. Harold .Agar. Phone Seaforth 836r2. 22-3-p COIVIFORIDABLE THREE ROOM, downstairs apartment. Furnished -and heated. Frig and washing ma- chine. Available May 31. Apply in person to Mrs, Marion L. Seeley, Huron Street, Clinton. 22-3-p Accommodation Wanted REQUIRE 2 OR 3 BEDROOM 'house in Clinton with occupancy by end of June. Reliable tenants. One child. Williams at HU 2,-3411, Local 334. 20 to 26p 'COUPLE, NO CHILDREN, GOOD tenant's, require comfortable com- pletely furnished home or apart- /Tient by end of June. Kindly write Box 300, Clinton News -Record. 22b Articles For Sale. COM BICYCLE WITH PARCEL carrier. In excellent condition. Phone HU 2-6634. 22-b 'TWO CHICKEN SHELTERS in good condition. Don Crich, RR 3, Seaforth. Phone Clinton -HU 2- '9252. 22b :SEBAGO POTATOES and also a ;quantity of %" maple flooring. John Gibson, phone Clinton HU '2-3289. 22-p ( N ADI iN CEM eN fte' ' ny-yquan- t G. A. Grigg and Son, phone Clinton HU 2-9411. 13-tfb ,SLIGHTLY USED GUITAR. with ,good leather case. Priced reas- onable. Apply Box 221 Clinton 'News -'Record. 22-b I.E.L. CHAIN' SAWS REDUCED. :Save $50.00 on Model H. C. while they last. Contaet Robert Glen, I.E.L. Saws, Clinton, Phone HU. :2-9909. , 21-2-p CANADIAN CEMENT. SPECIAL prices at yard and in quantity. Mustard Lumber and Coal Co., Btucefield. Phone Clinton HU "29922. • • 20-1-2-b SEVERAL NEW PAT1'ER'1NTS in English Bone China Dinnerware, 'including lovely "Cornflower". See it and Others in our window and get our Iow prices for fine china. Counters jewellery. 22p 0OOD U S E b SUPER; ''CYCLE bicycle for sale. New paint job .and lamb's fur seat cover; bal- loon tires. In good condition. Apply Ken Gaunt, Loridesboro. Phone Blyth 39r13. 22-p EARLY AND LATE TOMATO' er, plants, llp early cabbage, 25c azen tate 'cab- bage, 20c; different kinds of flow- er plants, weeping willow trees. Fred Gilbert, corner of Huron and Mill Roads, Goderieh. Phone 1988 J 1. 22-3-p Automobiles For Sate 1950 ?LYMOTflf SEDAN, excel,, .lentcondition. Built-in raa dio, heater, five tires, Phone IIU 2- '9557, Jim Graham. 18-p-19-tfb Ruthless Opportunities OWN 'iotJf OWN BUSINESS, Contact L. G. Winter, Real Estate, •:on rITU 2.469/, -t5.GClinton. Phone ,13 tenth Articles Wanted SET OF USED GOLF CLUBS (right hand). Phone Clinton HU 2-4086: 22-b BABY SITTING RELIABLE MOTHER, will BOY sit by -the day or hourly. Reason- able rates. Phone HU 2-9765. 7-t$b Baby Chicks MAY CHICKS. KITCHENER Big- 4 Hatchery has a wide choice, Pullets,' day-old started. Mixed. Broilers. A wide choice of breeds and crosses, Includes Pilch White Rocks and Ames In -Crass. Ask agent: Charles Scott, Auburn, phone Blyih 43r23. 22b CLOTHING FOR SALE WEDDING .DRESS FOP. SALE. Size 3234. Never worn in Clinton. Phone HU 2-9504 after 5.30 p.m. 221a CUSTOM WORK DRESSMAKING. WOMEN'S and Children's clothing. Phone HU 2-9480. • • 223'45p CLINTON WINDOW and House- cleaning Service for all your spring cleaning, Les Nice, dial HU 2-9215. AUTOMATIC SAW Sharpening. Sams retoothed, jointed and filed for $1.25. Or just filed and set 75 cents. Automatic butcher knife and scissor sharpener, scissors 15 cents, knives 10 cents. W. E. "Bill" Jervis, Fulton Street, Clin- ton. 11-trtb. SANITARY SEWAGE DISPOSAL Septic tanks, Cess' Pools, etc., pumped and cleaned with Sanitary equipment. AR work guaranteed. Estimates given without obligat- ion. Louis Blake, RR 2, Brussels. Phone Brussels 42r6. 6 to 32-p HELP WANTED BO KKEEPER, PART TIME, three to four hours daily. Apply by letter to Box 220, Clinton News -Record. 22--b HELP WANTED—FEMALE EXPERIENCED GENERAL help wanted at Commercial Inn Hotel. 22-b ONE ' FULL TIME AND ONE part time waitress, Apply in per- son Bartliffs Bakery Limited. 22-b • FULL TIME WAITRESS Wanted, in modern restaurant. Apply in person • to Pinger's Restaurant, Clinton. 22b COMPETENT HOUSEKEEPER for July and August, for summer house at Bayfield. Good cook. Excellent ,„wages. Apply to Box 222lelinton News -Record. 22-p Livestock For Sale REGISTERED CLYDE MARE: for sale. Guaranteed quiet' and re- liable. William T. Livingstone, RR 2, Seaforth. Phone Seaforth 847 r 31. 22b Livestock Wanted OLD HORSES WANTED at 3% cents lb., and dead cattle at value. If • dead, phone at once. Gilbert Bros. Mink Ranch, phone Goderich collect 1483J4 or 1488J1. 14 to 26-p ATTENTION FARMERS! Prompt, courteous collection of all dead and disabled farm animals and hides. Call collect Ed. Andrews, 851r11, Seaforth. Associated with Darling and Co. of Canada Ltd.. 5-p-tth LOST and FOUND FOUND —BEIAGI v DOG, black and tan, real friendly. Strayed to farm Tuesday night. Elmer Trick, RR 3, Clinton, phone HU 2-•3221. 22b FOUND—Lady's wrist Watch, at the parking lot at Clinton Public Hospital, about three weeks ago. Owner may claim at the hospital, upon identifying watch and paying for this advertisement, 22-b Miscellaneous CUSTOM WEED SPRAYING; 2 Scotch Collie puppies; Sebago seed potatoes. Joe Gibson, RR 2, Sea - forth, phone HU 2-3229. 22b WATCH REPAIR IS A JOB FOR experts, Our work assures your satisfaction. Counter's Jewellery. Huron County's Oldest Establish- ed Jewellery Store 22 p LET US REPAIR AND MA.IiE 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, 220 NOTICES THE RON 1pL"3,C0 OF TI31s HU HE. O Co-operative Medical Services will be closed, every Saturday during June, 3uly and August. 22 -bb 'Pouliry For Salle 40 ROUEN' DUCKLINGS, ONE week old. 85e, each.. Dennis Pen - found. Phone Blyth 39r11. 22-b PERSONAL GIRTHS BARKER—in Clinton Public Idos- Pital, on Wednesday, May 22, 1957, to LAC and Mrs. Hylton Barker, RCAF Station Clinton, a daughter, BEL¢ --In Clinton Public Hospi- tal, on Sunday, May 26, 1957, to Mr. and Mrs, Robert Bell, RR 2, Kippen, a daughter, FLYNN—In Clinton Public Hos. pital, on Wednesday, May 22, 1957, 'to Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Flynn, Londesboro, a son. .GlARNISS -- In Clinton Public Hospital, on Wednesday, May 22, 1957, to Mr. and Mrs, Har- vey Garniss, Blyth, a son. GLOUS1HER —In Clinton Public Hospital, on Wednesday, May 29, 1957, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glousher, Blyth, a son. MAIJIlI3Y—In Clinton Public Hos- pital, on Thursday, May 23, 1957, to W02 and Mrs. John Maltby, 14 Quebec Road, RCAF Station Clinton, a daughter. PAUS In Clinton Public Hospi- tal, on Tuesday, May 28, 1957, to Sgt. and Mrs. Leslie Pans, Clinton, a son. VLAKI In Clinton. Public Hos- pital, on Wednesday, May 22, 1957, to Mr, and Mrs. John Vlake, RR 2, Brussels, a daugh- ter. DEATHS "OLD AT 40, 50, 60?" MAN You're Crazy. Thpusands peppy at 70. Ostrex Tonic Tablets pep up bodies lacking iron, k'or run- down feeling many men, women call "old". New "get -acquainted' size only 60c. All druggists, 22-24-264b Property For Sale A BARN 16 x 28 IN KINBURN Priced reasonably. Frank Riley phone Seaforth 841r32. 22-x DESIRABLE LOT FOR SALE on Raglan Street, near two schools D. S. Cante10 i„ phone HU 2-9483. 20 -tib SEVEN ROOM HOUSE, 165 ft. frontage, with extra lot, •all mod- ern conveniences, oil heating; on No, 4 Highway, at Kippen. haply Samuel Cudmore, Kippen. 21-2-p "7 ROOMED HOUSE and ' Gar- age on Albert Street, excellent condition. Stoker furnace, open fireplace and hardwood floors. Owner leaving town. Priced right for quick sale. Phone HU 2-6660. after 5. 22-p Salesmen Wanted MAN WANTED: Are you dissatis- fied with your work? Would you like • a business of your own? If so, write Rawleigh's, Dept. E-169- G.G., 4005 Richelieu St., Montreal. P.Q. r• 22b SEED FOR SALE GARRY SSD OATS FOR SALE, cleaned and treated. Also New Idea spreaders and mowers; and one 3 h.p. Wagner electric motor. George Wraith, phone 1285, Gode- rich, Ont. 10b-tfb REAL ESTATE K. ' W. Colquhonn Real Estate Broker AU Enquiries Treated Confidentially $6,500.00 8 R.0 O M STUCCO House an Princess street, 3 bed- rooms, sun porch .and bath up. Double living room, den, or bed- room, dining room, spacious modern kitchen, sun porch and toilet down. Coal furnace, heavy wired. 2 STOREY solid brick, close to school, 3 bedrooms and bath up, living room, den, dining room, kitchen and summer kitchen down. Stoker furnace, Good sized lot, 33 by 20 barn equip- ped for 400 hens. Immediate possession. 50 ACRE FARM—near i Londes- boro on county road. House has 4 modern bedrooms, modern 3 -piece bath, coal, furnace 5 yrs, old. Barn 56 x 66 equipped with water bowls, litter carrier, silo. Two hen houses. Immed- iate possession, crop to go with farm. Priced reasonable. Insurance & Real Estate Phone HU 2-9747 Royal Bank Building CLINTON - ONTARIO TENDERS TENDERS will be received to June 10, for redecorating and sanding and sealing floor of Schoolhouse at SS , 5, Hullett Township, to be completed before September 1, 1957. For further particulars apply to Norman Vin- cent, RR. 1 Londesboro. Phone Blyth 28r9. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 21-2b /TENDER 'TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH TENDERS are invited by the Township of Tuckersmith for the donstruction of Two Concrete Culverts One 8' x 4' x 44' at Lots 5-6, Con. 11, HR'S.; the other, 8' x 4' x 40' at Lots 35-36, Con. 2 LRS., Completion.. date, August 15, 1957. Township will supply cement and steel required. Marked cheque for 10% of the tender to accompany all tenders. Separate tenders must be submit- ted for each culvert. Tenders to close June 4, 1957, at 8 p.m, (D.S.T.). Plans and specification may be seen at the clerk's office, Lowest or any tender not nec- essarily accepted. E. P. CHESNEEY,. Clerk, Township Of Tuckerstith RR No, 4, Seaforth. 21-2-b Supertest Service Station FOR LEASE Located on No, 4 Highway Largo Gallonage Established Excellent opportunity for right patty Apply • TI. a..+I1EE. SEAPORTII Phone 366 BROWN -.'Suddenly if; South Hur- on Hospital, Exeter, on Satur- day, . May 25, 1957, Mervyn Brown; formerly of Toronto, and Hensel', in his 75th year. Fun- eral from the Bonthron" funeral chapel, Hensel', on Tuesday ev- ening, May 28, to Exeter Cem- etery, on Wednesday morning, May 29, • McMILLAN Zn Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth, on Tuesday, May 28, 1957, Margaret M Burdge, widow of the late Wil- liam S. McMillan, Egmondville, in her 85th year. Funeral from the G. A. Whitney funeral home, Seaforth, to Baird's Cemetery, Brucefield, by the Rev. James Semple, Egmondville United 'Church, this afternoon, Thurs- day, May $0, commencing at two • o'clock. SIEMON-Suddenly at her home in Zurich, on Saturday, May • 25, 1957, Mrs. Conrad Anneta Sararas, widow of the late Con- rad Siemon, in her 77th year. Funeral from the United Breth- ren Evangelical Church, Zurich, by the Rev. W .F Krotz, to Ex- eter Cemetery, on Tuesday af- ternoon, May 28. ESTATE AUCTION Of Desirable Bayfield Cottage and Furnishings at Premises, Lot 233, Clan Gregor Square, in the .Village of Bayfield SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1.30 pm I have received instructions from William Middleton Prest, Administ- rator of the Estate of the late Harry Ahrens, to offer the prop- erty, and household effects, as be- low, at 1:30 p.m. No reserve. terms—cash. The property with the furnish- ings will ,be offered in one lot, subject to a reserve bid and sub- ject to conditions of sale. Ten per cent (10%) of the purchase price to be paid as a deposit and the balance within thirty days there- after. In the event of the property and contents not reaching a reserve bid, the contents will then be of- fered for sale. Terms—cash. This is a well -kept cottage in the Village of Hayfield, roofed and covered with insul brick. Situated on a splendid lot immediately across from the new public school. The property has a double garage, heavy wiring and would be most desirable either as a residence or as a summer home, For further particulars, apply to HAYS and PRIEST, Solicitors for the Administrator, Goderich, Ontario, or Harold Jackson, Auctioneer, Seaforth, Ontario. 21-2-3-b Clearing AUCTION SALE OF FARM 'STOOHI AND IMPLEMENTS at lots Nos. 17 and 18, concession 12, Hullett Township, ' 2 miles east of Londesboro ori Wednesday, dune 12 at 1.30 p.m. Cattle: 2 cows 4 years old, with calves at foot; coW, 4 wears old, recently freshened;cow, aged, milking, bred again; Hereford bull, 2 years old, Poultry: '700 pullets, 11 weeks old (600 Golden Neck and 100 Sky Eye); 200 hens 1 year old;. also poultry equipment. Implements: Massey Harris Na. 22 tractor, (A-1 condition); Mas- sey Harris 2 furrow tractor plow, (nearly new); set of Massey Har- ris double discs (nearly new); set of dray; harrows; 6 -section dia. Mond harrows; White No, 8. threshing machine (4 years old); McC"^rmiek Deering oil bath mow- er; r •:nplete set of torn cutting equipment ofcutting box with silo pipes, corn binder with loader at- tachments; 2 rubber tire wagons, complete with racks; numerous other articles. Terms Cash No reserve as the farm is sold. Adolf ]C engrad, Propriet22or 'Edward'EdwardW. Elliott, Auctioneer .3-b PARK THEATRE. . Rt CH SPECIAL ATTRACTION - All Week .June 3rd to 8th fiwr, SHOW .ONLY Each 1114.ht, Starting at 8 O.'cloek, NOW.Your chance to see it at popular prices. The greatest and brightest musical ever produced, Rodger's, 8, Hammersteln's OKLAHOMA Complete and Intact . - with all .its songs, all its dances, in Cine- mascope & Technicolor - - the picture you will remember. Gordon MacRae .- Shirley Jones Gloria • Grahame —Gene Nelson Charlotte Greenwood and Rod' Steiger The same cast that ran for a year on Broadway at $3,50 admission; is now in Toronto at $2.50, If you've waited for a chance :to treat the family to an Outstand- ing Show :then this is YOUR 'picture! Remember: ONE showing each night starting at 8 o'clock, Notice To Creditors IN THE ESTATE OF James Lambert Johnson, late of the Town of Clinton, in the County of Huron, Retired School Teacher, Deceased All person having claims against the Estate of the. above deceased are required to file the same with the undersigned Solicitor ,f or the said Estate, on or before the 1st day of June, A.D. 1957, after which date the assets will be dis- tributed amongst the parties en- titled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which notice shall have been given. DATED at 'Clinton, Ontario, this 10th day of May, A.D. 1957. E. B. MENZIES, Clinton, Ontario, Solicitor for 'the said Estate. 20-1-2-b Clearing AUCTION SALE of FARM STOCK, IMPLEMENTS FEED and HOUSEHOLD Eli't't;CTS at lot No. 24, concession 3, West Wawanosh, 1% miles west and 1% miles north of Auburn, an Wednesday, dine 5 at 1 p.m. Cattle: 45 head (caws range from 3 to 9 years old) ; 9 Holstein cows, recently freshened; Jersey heifer, 3 years old, milking; 4 Jersey heifers, due in July; Brin- dle cow, 5 years old, recently freshened; Hereford cow, 9 years old, recently freshened; Holstein X Hereford cow, 6 years old, re- cently freshened; Holstein X Here- ford cow, 3 years old, recently freshened; 2 Holstein ' x Hereford heifers, due June and July; 7 Hal- stein X Hereford yearling heifers; 2 Holstein X Hereford yearling steers; Hereford bull, rising 3 years old;, 14 young calves. Poultry: approximately 100 Sus- sex X New Hampshire hens, 1 year old. Implements: Cockshutt model 70 tractor with lights, pulley and, starter; Cockshutt 70 tractor with pulley; McCormick Deering 13 disc fertilizer drill; Cockshutt 3 - furrow tractor plow; stiff tooth cultivator; M -H hay loader; Deer- ing mower, 5 foot cut; Internat- ional manure spreader; Inter- national side delivery rake; 2 rub- ber tire wagons; 14 foot flat rack; fanning mill; cream separator; Woods electric grinder and 3 -HP motor; 4 section heavy harrows;. Co -Op 2 unit milking machine with piping, motor and compres- sor; quantity of lumber; quantity of 2 x 4 lumber; set of team harness; halters; bridles, forks; shovels; logging chains; 5 milk cans; colony house and numerous other particles. Feed—Approximately 800 bush- el of mixed grain; 250 bales of mixed hay. Household Effects: Findlay range, with sawdust burner at- tachment; 2 beds; electric wash- ing machine; chesterfield and chesterfield eh al r; sideboard; couch and numerous other artic- les. Terms Cash No reserve as the farm is sold Lloyd Craig, zProprieter Edward W. Elliott, Auctioneer 22-b For The' EARLY GARDENER • PANSIES • CABBAGE O CAULIFLOWER i SPANISH ONIONS Etc. Available for Immediate Planting K. C. Cooke FLORIST Phone HUi2-1012=41intol'1 18-10.20b' ++444444-44-444444-44444-4-4-. PAM SY Bar. ker Family Celebrates $0 Years Since Emigrating From England A � fiftielli anniversary dinner was held at Hotel Clinton on Saturday, May 25, when seven brothers, Harry, Fred, Charles, Percy, Ernest, Albert and William Barker, and their wives, celebrat- ed the arrival of the Barker fam- ily from England; one brother pre -deceased. Two of • the broth- ers were born in Canada, The family settled in 'the vicinity of Clinton where their father and son Harry worked on the farm of the late William Perdue, Sr„ sit- uated on the Bayfield Liixe, Gode- rich Township, for approximately one year, while Fred, another son, worked for John Beacom, also, on the Bayfield Line. Starting from a, modest and un- certain beginning in a strange land, their courage, hope and in- tegrity made for them a place in this country for which much credit is due ' them. 'People of this type have been instrumental in building Canada up to its present greatness and achievement. Guests who were honoured in celebrating ' this happy. occasion with 'them were Mr. and 'Mrs. W. E. Perdue and Mrs. John Beacom:, Clinton. Following an excellent dinner, after blessing, a toast was' proposed to the guests by Albert and responded to by W, E. Perdue, "In the Garden" and "AUId Lang Syne" were sting by the group, accompanied 'by Harry at the piano, after which a half hour of reminiscing was enjoyed. 3Vlany incidents were recalled, both amusing and otherwise, dur- ing the first year in their new country. Two minutes' silence was observed in memory of their mo- ther, father and brother, and also in tribute to the late Mr. and Mrs. William Perdue, Sr. The benediction was given, and a rem- • orable evening for the Barkers and their guests ended, it is not often that seven broth- ers remain so closely associated for a period of 50 years, and con- gratulations have been received from many in this district, where they are well known and esteem- ed. Albert now resides in London, William in Stratford and the oth- er five brothers reside in Gode- rich, Mr. and Mrs, Barker, Sr,,. have been deceased for some years, Lights And Water Pressure Shut Off By RunawayCar An unknown driver was respon- sible Saturday night for plunging about two-thirds of the town in darkness from 1,30 to 3.30 in the morning. Interruption of power put the .water pumps off as well. A car had apparently been driv- en around the corner from Vict- oria Street into William Street, and it had gine right up the guy wire to the hydro pole. Before the wire broke, allowing the car to drop to, the ground, the weight had swung the pole, bringing 4,000 volts together. This burned thro- ugh 'the line, and three primary wires .dropped to the ground. This kicked out automatic breakers in the power house, stopping the pumps and allowing ,pressure to fall. According to J. Rands, super- intendent of the hydro, this was what happened, To Constable !Shaddick, on duty that night, what happened was a terrific crash, just before the lights went out. He roused the PUC work- men, and helped guide traffic un- til repairs were made. 0 Shipments of iron ore from Can- adian mines in 1955 were 16,445,411 tons, more than double shipments of 1954. CARDS OF THANKS I would like to thank my friends for their kindness while I was in hospital. Also Dr. Oakes, Miss Sinclair and all the nurses and staff. MINS. JOHN .NEILANS. 22-b FRANK WALTERS wouldlike to thank his friends and neigh- bours for their help while he was a patient in Victoria Hospital, London. Also thanks' to the Tuck- ersmith Ladies Club far treats and the Turner's WA for cards, and cards from friends. 22b Clinton Community Farmers AUCTION SALES EVERY FRIDAY at 8 p.m. TERMS CASH X. COREY, Sales Manager E. W. ELI±IOTT Auctioneer K. W. COLQUHbUN, Clerk ROXY THEATRE Clinton Two Shows Nightly Wide Screen NOW PLAYING--Thurs., Fri. and Sat. "ROAD TO DENVER" Two feuding brothers fight each other for fortune and. love, hut stand together against outlaw terror. Filmed in Utah. John Payne -- Mona Freeman -- Lee J. Cobb MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY "23 PACES TO BAKER STREET" Cinemascope A blind man uses his highly developed powers' of touch and hearing to break up a gang of criminals. Based on "Warrant for X", hest -selling British whodunit. . Van Johnson -- Vera Miles Coming Next: "HOLLYWOOD OR BUST" Dean Martin -- Jerry Lewis Coming June 26-29 "OKLAHOMA" Gordon' MacRae Shirley Jones MacLaren's Studio Telephone 401 --- Goderich Portraits -r Weddings --' Children's Groups -- ALSO • Artist Supplies Religious ArticlesPicture Framing -- Framed Prints' Studio Located At Our Residence 196 St. David Street -�-� Goderich (Near the High Water Tower)' ANkTI ' DAYS or EVENINGS 8tfb 4 GIFT o f LOVE! Prom man to woman, from heart to heart, a diam- ond speaks in ten- der terms of happi- ness and love. Such ari import- ant gift as a dia- mond, should be chosen with sped- ; hal care. Take Time To Choose Your Diamond InPrivacy— Phone Collect for an/ Evening Appointment TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED Anstett Jewellers OPEN' EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT CLINTON (Phone HU. 2.9525) and WALKERTON Expert Watch Rtepa.irs and. Engraving BULOVA ,-•- MIA and GRUJLN WATCHES BLUE RIVER and BLUE BIRD DIAMONDS SPODE DINNERWARE