Clinton News-Record, 1957-06-27, Page 7'''l::IUB$DAY, JUNE ?; 1.957
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Dial IITI 2-3844
noon Wednesday
Accommodation For Rent
SMALL HOUSE TQ RENT. Un-
furnished. Phone HU 2.9546.
2643
°TWO BEDROOM UNFURNISH-
,ed apartment, available_ now.
Phone HU 2-6677. 26b
4 RQOMV. APARTMENT, WARM
4'and cold water, West' of Seaforth,
:Phone Seaforth 660x14. 26-7'.p
2 BEDROOM APARTMENT, kit-
ehen, livingroom, share bath, Pri-
vate entrance. Phone HU .2-3874,
19-tfb
'TWO APARTMENTS FOR.RENT,
furnished and separate bath; frig;
arse Of garage, phone HU 2-9508.
26-b
FURNISHED APARTMENT, pri-
vate entrance and private, bath.
'Phone Clinton 'HU 2-9350, after
:six p.m. 26 b
PUIRNISHiED Apartment heated,
wroth frig. On ground floor, East
Street. Available July 4. Phone
'IIID 2-9536. 26p
'THUM ROOMS, FURNISHED or
unfurnished. Private bath. Cent-
ral location. On ground floor,
:Phone HU '2-6665,, 26-p
'COMFORTABLE FURNISHED,
:steam, heated apartment, cenitral-
'ly lofted; available for couple.
:Dial. HU 2-972$. 26-tbb
3 ROOM APARTMENT, heated
and. furnished. Refrigerator. Cern
-trolly located. 78 King Street.
Mahone .HU 2.3434 after 5 p.m.
. 26-p
:'SMA1 L FURNISHED' Apartment,
:suitable 'for one or two people,
private entrance, private . bath.
Phone HU 2-9350 after 6 p,m.
26p
COTTAGE, MILE AND HALF
Esouth: of Hayfield, two bedroom,
:screened porch. Sandy beach.
Phone London, 7-57.07 or Clinton
:HU -2-9218. 26-7-6
'COTTAGE, MILE AND A HALF
•south, of Bayfield. 3 bedrooms. In -
.side plumbing, frig. Available
'July 6 to August 3. E. Beattie.
P,hhn:e HU 2-9218,
TWO 2. -BEDROOM Apartments, 5
rooms in each, near lake and"park.
Hot water heating. Available July
15. J. Bacon, side door, 23 Well.
angton Street W, Goderich.
26b:
"3 ROOM APARTMENT, NEWLY
,decorated, private entrance. Also
for salve, house trailer, 4 -Burner
-electric stove and two woollen
horse coolers. Phone HU 2-3465.
26-b '.
,
„„
'TWO BEDROOM COTTAGE,` at
Hunter's Beach, 6 miles north of
Goderich; spring -filled mattresses,
furnished. . Refrigerator. Mrs.
Elmer Hunter, RR 3, Goderich,
phone Dungannon 19r8.
. 25-6-b
Articles For Sale
HIGH CHAIR, CHROME and red,
practically new. Phone HU 2-9348,
26-p
'TWO LARGE SIZE CRIBS, one
-with good , mattress, Phone HU
29178. 26-b
SEED BUCK,V EA,T, HYDRO
poles, fence posts. H. Brandon,
:Hayfield. 26-b
(CANADIAN CEMENT: Any quan .
city, for immediate delivery.. A.
G. Grigg and Son, phone Clinton
'HU 2-9411. 13-tfb
EASY SPIiRrALATOR WASHING
.machine, 2 years old; three-quar-
ter size steel bed, spring filled
mattress. Archie Mustard. Phone
Bayfield 40. ' 26-p
;SEVERAL NEW PATTERNS in
English Bone China Dinnerware,
Including lovely "Cornflower". See
It and others in our window and
get our low prices for fine china.
,Counter's Jewellzery.
-p
`TRUCK RACK AND PLATFORM,
'Complete. U=bolts, lights, loading
:shutes•, ridge pole, .good' for live-
stock or grain, 13' x 7' 6" and
*6' 7" high. Good repair. Reason-
-able. Baird Transport, Bruce -
,field, . Phone HU 2-7551. 26-7-b
Accommodation Wanted
REQUIRE' '2 OR 3 BEDROOM
louse in Clinton with occupancy
'by end of June. Reliable tenants.
tOne child. Williams at.HU 2-3411,
Local 334. 20 to 26p
Articles Wanted
• USiED HYDRAULIC Front -End
Manure Loader, for International
Super -0 Farmall Tractor, Phone
HU 2.7490, 264p
Business Opportunities
OWN YOUR OWN' BUSINESS.
!Contact L, G. Winter, Real Estate,
High Street, Clinton. Phone Clin-
ton HU 2-6692, 13-tfb
`'I1WO LARGE :PRODUCING milk
routes in Goderich Township to
Carnation Co., Holniesville, both
converiiently handled with one
truck, a 195'6 IxMC with 1,500
milage, also 16 feet !milk van all
in A-1 condition, Excellent returns
the year round, reason for set -
ling 111 health. Stewart 'Schoen -
'hats,. Clinton, Ontario. Phone 1111
'2-9777.
Automobiles For Sale -.
1956 BUICK SPECIAL, hydrama,.
tic transmission. Phone HU
2.7400, 26-p.
1955 PLYMOUTH SAVOY Sedan,
excellent condition, Phone 2HUUU
2-7523•, after 6 p.m,
1,948 DODGE COACH, SUNNIS.
or, radio, new tires, in excellent
condition. $250. Box 261, Clip
ton News -Record. 26-p
BABY SITTING
RELIABLE MOTHER will Baby
sit by the day or hourly. Reason-,
able rates, Phone HU 2-9765.
Baby Chicks
DAYOLD BIG -4 CHICKS avail-
able every week, And pullets—
started, all ages. Wide choice
breeds, crosses. Special low prices
in effect now. You'll find these
excellent investments on later
markets. Agent: Charles Scott,
Auburn, phone Blyth •43x23.
' 26b
CUSTOM "WORK
AUTOMATIC SAW Sharpening.
Saws 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, Olin-
. Phone HU 2-9664. 1,1-tfb
SANITARY SEWAGE
DISPOSAL
Septic tanks, Cess Pools, etc.,
pumped and cleaned with Sanitary
equipment. 'All work guaranteed.Estimates given without obligat-
ion. Louis Blake, RR 2, Brussels.
Phone Brussels 42r6. 6 to.32-p
.Employment Wanted
`TEEN AGE. GIRL DESIRES,
steady employment, with board
and room, for July and August,
FIU 2-9509. . 26-p
FARM EQUIPMENT For Sale
SMOKER ELEVATORS, NEW
Ilo land Haying equipment. Geor-
ge Wraith, Montreal Street, God-
erich, phone 1285. 23-tfb
`ORD. BUCKRAKE, IN GOOD
ondition, Will sell reasonable. R.
Semple, 'RR 2,, Bayfield, phone
IU 2-7456. 26-b.
Farm Produce For Sale
A FEW BAGS OF GOOD QUAL-
ity potatoes. Selling at $1.25 per
bag, Apply Ken Rogerson, RR 5,
Clinton, phone HU 2-9100. 26-b.
STRAWBERRIES FOR SALE —
Berries are now at their best. Or-
der early as . the season will be
chart. on account of early frost.
F. W. Andrews, phone HU 2-3462.
25tfb
GRAIN FOR SALE
MIXED' GRAIN, $40 PER TON.
Frank McDonald, RR 4, Clinton.
P1�one HU 2-7418. - 26-p
QUANTITY OF FEED BARKY;
also mixed, grain, $40 per' ton.
Cliff • Stewart, RR 5, Clinton,
phone HU 2-9806. 26 p
HAY FOR SALE
30 ACRES CHOICE ALFALFA
hay. Standing. Call HU 2-3398,
24-5-6-b
CHOICECHOI!STANDING TIUYIO41HY,
alfalfa or, mixed hay. Mrs, John
Middleton. 26-b
30 ACRES OF' STANDING mixed
hay, on shares. Apply V. Kobzza,
Tot 16, concession 12, Hullett
Township. • 26-p
35 ACRES' OF CHOICE HAY.
Alfalfa, red clover, timothy and
alsike mixture. Phone Hensel].
681r5. William Aikenhead, RR 3,
Kipper. _ 25-6-p
Livestock For Sale
12 YORK PIGS, SIX WEEKS old.
John McGuire, RSR, 1, Clinton,
phone HU 2-9993. 26-p
'11IIREIEHE4WFERS, 11/2 years old.
T, Sjaai'da, RR 2, Bayfield„ phone
Clinton ' HU 2-9882. " 26-p
Livestock Wanted
OLD HORSES WANTED at 31/2
cents lb., and dead cattle at value.
If dead, phone at once. Gilbert
Bros. Mink Ranch, phone Goderich
collect 1483J4 or 1483J1.
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. _ 26�p-tfb
LOST and FOUND
FOX TERRIER, BLACK AND•
white, with tan spots. Lost near
railroad tracks, Highway 4, please
phone HU 2-3349. Reward $10. _.
PERSONAL
"OLD AT 40, 50, 60?" MANI,
You're Crazy! Thttiiusends peppy
at 70, Ostrex Tonic Tablets pep
up
bodies lacking iron. 1"izr run-
down
undown feeling Many men, women
call "old". New "get -acquainted"
size only 60c. All 'druggists'•
Miscellaneous
•
,JO
WATCH REPAIR IS AB FOR,
experts. Our work assures your
satisfaction, Counter's Jewellery,
Huron County's % Oldest Establish-
ed Jewellery Store, 26-p
LET US REPAIR ,AND MAKE
Yew 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.'26-p
RUBBER STAMPS, SIGNATUR-
es, maps, marking devices of all
kinds. Call at News -Record Of-
fice, Albert Street, Clinton 14-tfb
MAPS OF THE TOWN OF OLIN
ton, showing streets, lot numbers,
and ton limits. 50c each. Avail-
able at Clinton News -Record of-
fice. 24-tfb
NOTICES
CHANGE OF NAME
TAKE NOTICE that an Appli-
cation will be made before His
Honour, Judge Frank Fingland or
other presiding Judge at the Court
House, Goderich, Ontario, on Fri-
day, the 26th day of July, AD.
1957, at 10 o'clock a.m. by William
George Bell, RRC,A.F. Station,
Clinton, Ontario, to change his
name from William George Bell to
George Neil Watson..
DATED at Clinton, Ontario,
this 7th day of June, A.D. 1957,
E. R. MENZIES, Clinton, Ontario,
Solicitor for the Applicant
24-5.6-b
Property For Sale
DESIRABLE LOT FOR SALE on
Raglan Street, near two schools.
D. S. Cantelon, phone HU 2-9483.
20-tfb
HOUSE FOR SALE ON JAMES
Street. 3 bedroom, bathroom.
Hardwood floors. Built-in cup-
boards. Sun porch, garage and
full basement. Call evenings
phone Hunter 2-9707. 25-6-b
TWO BEDROOM Central Mort-
gage House. Excellent condition.
Oil furnace, partial basement.
Payments $26 per month, after
down payment. Phone HU' 2-3490
or call at 135 Matilda Street.
. 25-6-7-p
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE IS OUR B•USIN-
ess. Farms, residential, commer-
cial, summer cottages. For de-
pendable and capable service list
your property with John Bosveld,
40 Wellesley Street, Goderich,
phone 1108. Salesmen: George Mc-
Gilliyary, J. McConnell.
23-4-5-6-7.8-b
Salesmen Wanted
WANTED: MAN FOR STEADY
travel among consumers in Huron
County. Permanent connection
with large manufacturer. • Only
reliable, hustler considered. Write
Rawleigh's Dept. F-169-131, 4005
Richelieu 'St., Montreal, P.Q.
24-6-b
STOVES FOR SALE
MOiFFFA.T HEAVY DUTY ELEC-
trio range, four burner, oven; also
rangette, both in good working
condition. Phone HU 2-9129. 26-p
TENDERS
Township of Goderich
TENDERS FOR GI,i,41VEL
Tenders will be received by the
undersigned: until noon July 1st,
1957, for approximately 8,000 cub-
ic yards of gravel, crushed and
hauled at flat rate anywhere on
Township roads.
Material to pass through 3. inch
screen, taken from two Township
of Goderich pits.
Lowest or any tender not nec-
essarily accepted.
ROY TYNDALL, "
Road Superintendent
R. B. THOMPSON, Clerk.
26-b
TOWNSHIP ,OF GODERICH
Tenders willbe received by the
undersigned for a man to operate
Township tractor and mower, cut-
ting roadsides in the Township.
Reply stating price per hour.
Tenders to be an by noon, July
1st, 1957,
Lowest or any tender not nec-
essarily accepted.
TROY TYNDALL,.•
Road Superinendent
R. E. 'THOMPSON, Clerk
'26413
Supertest .
Service. S taton
FOR LEASE
Located on No, 4 Highway
Large Gallonage Established
Excellent opportunity for right
Pariy
Apply
. O. FREE
SEAFORTH
Phone 366
BIRTHS
BEACOM—In Clinton Public Has -
vital, en Saturday, June 22,
1957, to Mr, and Mrs, Bert Bea
porn, Blyth, a son.
BRINK In Clinton Public Hospi-
Sal, an Thursday, June 20, 1957,
to Mr, and. Mrs, Dirk Brink,
See -oral, a daughter.
BROWN—,In Clinton. public Hos-
pital, on Saturday., June 22,
o 1957, to Mr, and Mrs. Raymond
Brown, RCAF Station Clinton,
a son..
CANN In Clinton Public Hiospi-
tail, on Friday, June 21, 1957, to
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cann,
Clinton, a son.
CUNINGHA[ME--In St, Mary's
Hospital, ‚Syracuse, N.Y., on
June 20, 957, to Mr. and Mrs
John E, Cuninghame• (nee Peggy
Parsons), 207 Pleasant Ave'„
North Syracuse, N,Y„ a dough -
.tar,
ILFILLAN—In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Wednesday, June
26, 1957, to 'Mr. and Mrs. Geo-
rge GilfiilIan, Auburn, a son,
JOHNSTON—In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Wednesday, June
26, 1957, to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Johnston, Varna, a son,
LAZET—In Clinton Public Hosp:i-
tad, OnSaturday, June 22, 1957,
So Mr, and Mrs,• Peter Lazet,
Clinton, a daughter.
LeCLERE-In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Tuesday, June 25, 1957,
to Mr. and Mrs, Marcel Lealere,
RCAF Station Clinton, a daughe
'ter.
LOVE --In Clinton Public Hospirt-
al,• on Tuesday, June 25, 1957,
to Mr. and Mr's. Keith Love,
Zurich!, a son,
MacDONIALD In Clinton Public
_Hospital, on Sunday, June 23•,
1957, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert
{MacDonald, • RCAF Station Clin-
ton,. a son.-
MOIR — In General Hospital,
-Brampton, en Sunday, June 23,
1957, to Mr. and/ Mrs. Douglas
Moir. (nee •• Monica " Masse),
Brarnprton, a daughter.
RILEY—In Clinton Public Hospi-
tal, • on Monday, June 24, 1957„
to Mr. and Mrs, William Riley,
Zurich, a daughter.
ROSS—In Clinton Public Hospital,
,on Thursday, 'dune 20, 1957, to
Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Ross, Sitarf-
fa; a» daaughter.
SPINNEY—InClinton Public Hos-
pital, on Tuesday, June 25,
1957, to Mr. and Mars. CarlSpin-
ney, RCAF Station Clinton, a
son,
ZEHR—In -Clinton. Public Hospit-
al, on Thursday, June 20, 1957;
to Mr. and Mrs, Harold Zehr,
Zurich, a son.
•
MARRIAGES
KOK—HOYTEIVIA In the Christ-
ian Reformed Church, Clinton,
on Friday _evening, June 21,
1957, by hd father, Frances
Martha, daughter of the' Rev.
and Mrs. George J. Hoytema,
Clinton, to Harry Jan Kok, Lon-
don, son of Mr. and Mrs. Geor-
ge Kok, Lobo.
DEATHS
APPLEBY—.In , Scott Memorial
Hospital, Seaforth, on Wednes-
day, Juane 19, 1957, Samuel Ben-
jamin .Appleby; y beloved husband
of Mary Annie Fairseirvice, My-
th, in his 64th year, Funeral
from the Tasker memorial cha-
pel, Blyth, by the' Rev. D. J.
Lane, Clinton, to Clinton Cem-
etery, on Saturday afternoon,
June 22.
COl CLOUGH-- In Clinton, on
Sunday, June 16, 1957, Eliza-
beth Jane Churchill, widow of
the late Robert E Colclough, in
her 87th year. Funeral from
the Beattie funeral honie, Rat-
tenbury Street East, Clinton, to
Clinton Cemetery, on Tuesday,
afternoon, June 18, by, the Rev.
A. G. Eagle.
LUNDBOHM-In Mitchell, on Mon-
day, June 17, 1957, Lizzie Lund-
bohm, dear mother of Mrs. Lil-
lian Jowett, , in her 94th year.
Funeral from Trinity Anglican
'Church. to Bayfield Cemetery,
on Thursday afternon, June 20,
by the Rev. E. J. B, Harrison.
McCLI'NOHEY—In Clinton, on
Friday, June 21, 1957, William
Robert McClinchey, beloved hus-
band of Amelia Zapfe, Holmes-
valley in his 91st year. Funeral
!from the Ball and Mitch fun-
eral home, Clinton, to Bayfield
Cemetery, on Monday afternoon.
McCt LLY--Suddenly at his home
in Brucefield, on. 'Thursday mor-
ning, June 20, 1957, Joseph
Swan McCully, widower of the
late Bessie Fay Wintermute,
and dear mother of Mary Grace
(Mrs, Ivan Wightman, Bel-
grave) in his 72nd year. Funeral
from the Brucefield • United
church, on Saturday after -nen,
June 22, by the' Rev. 5, Davis-
on, to Baird's Cemetery.
Rubber Stamps 1
and
Marking
Devices
of every description
Also
Pads
Sold by
Clinton Nevis,itecord
•
Kin 'Ladies Night
Held at Bayfield
‘Dancing held in Bayfield Pavil-
ion Iollowed liy •a chickenbar-B-Q
on the river flats was enjoyed by
over 85 people as the Kinsmen
Club of 'Clinton held their ladies'
night last Saturday,
Highlight of the evening was the
presentation to Kinette president,
Mrs. Gordon Grigg, of a gong and
gavel, the gift of the Kinsmen.
The presentation was made by
president Harry McEwan,
Durin,,,gthe evening spot and el-
imination dances were held with
prizes going to Mr. and Mrs,. Ray
Biem,an, Douglas Andrews (2),
Mrs. Harry McEwan, Mrs. Doug-
las Andrews.
CARDS OF THANKS
To all my friends' who remem-
bered me during my illness, with
visits,' flowers, card's and treats,
and my neighbours for their kin-
dly help, my sincere thanks,—JIM
MAKIN'S. _. 26-b
Our -sincere thanks and apprec
•iation to all friends and neigh-
bours for their many kindnesses
and help in our recent bereave
meat. The FAMILY of ;the late
Joseph McCully, ' , 26-p
We would like • to thank our
neighbours and friends, and any
who sent cards and flowers during
Mrs. Colclough's illness and since
her death; also thanks to Dr.
Newland and the nurses: WIL-
FRED AND VERA GLAZIER.
26-p
Elgin Porter's family' and Mrs.
Reid wish to thank all those who
'n any way have helped to make
the speedy building of our barn
possible, including the ladies who
So willingly helped the day ..of the
barn raising. -+ELGIN PORTER.
26-b
The Rev. C. S. Inder wishes to
express 'm the members of the
congregation of St. Paul's Church
his sincere thanks for their good
wishes • on the occasion of his
birthday; and also for the gift of
a projector and screen. This will
be most useful, both . for his col-
eetion of slides and also' for film-
strips in the Sunday School 26-p
The family of the late 'William
McClinchey wish to thank their
friends and neighbours for kind-
nessand sympathy shown; them
during their recent bereavement,
also for beautifulfloral tributes;
special thanks to Dr. Newland,
Rev. Wilson, the nurses and staff
of Clinton: Public Hospital and the
Ball and Match funeral home and
all those who helped in any way.
26-b
IN MEMORIAM
COLE—In loving memory of a
dear husband arid father, R.
Nelson Cole, who passed away
two years ago July 1, 1955:
"They say time heals all sorrow
And helps us to forget,
But time, so far, has only prov-
ed
How much' we miss him yet.
God gave: us strength to fight it
And courage to, bear the blow,
But what it meansto us • to lose
him
No one will ever know."
26-b
STEEP—In fond and loving mem-
ory of a dear Father and Grand-
father, David Steep, who passed
away, Sunday, June 23, 1940:
"There is a dear and hallowed
spot
In a cemetery so green
Where sleeping lies our Father
e From human eyes unseen
The winds of Heaven blow saf-
ely
O'er that dear hallowed- spot
And amid the changing scenes
of life, W
He will never be forgot.
Sheltered by the rocks of ages
Anchored on' the Golden shore
In the loving arms of Jesus
He is' safe forever more."
—Sadly missed by daughter Sadie„
Susan and David. 26-p
CleremVu
Auto Wreckers
Now Wrecking:
'52 PLYMOUTH
'53 DODGE IA TON
'50 MONARCH
'50 CHEV.
'50 FORD
'50 STUDEBAKER _.
'49 AUSTIN
CHEVS., FORDS, DODGES
'50 CHEV. Sedan Delivery
Parts for Older 'Makes of
Cars and Trucks
USED TIRES
15" 'to 21"
We Buy
SCRAP METALS
(Wire, Tin and Farina Implements)
McColl -I rontenae
OIL PRODITCTS
24 -Hour Road Service
DUNLOP TIRES ..
, 2643'
PAGE SEVEN
ROXY THEATRE Clinton
Two Shows Nightly Wide Screen
Now: WED., THURS., FRI. and SAT.
Rodger's & Hammerstein's great musical
"OKLAHOMA!"
The glorious music that has been whistled and hummed by
millions, the same cast that thrilled Broadway audiences, now
on the screen in Oinemascope & Technicolor. A't regular prices.
Gordon MacRae -- Shirley Jones -- Gloria Grahame
ONE SHOW ONLY each night starting at 8 o'clock.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
"SCREAMING...
EAGLE
S
An, airborne infantry platoon
overshoots its objective on D' -Day
and lands behind the German lines,
Tom Tryon -- Jan Merlin -- Jacqueline Beer
Coming: "THE VANISHING AMERICAN"
Scott Brady -- Audrey Totter -- Forrest Tucker
NOW iN STOCK AT
Galbraith
RADIO and TV
1—NEW ELECTROHOME
RADIO -PHONOGRAPH
• List $199.95
SPECIAL, only ,,.. $139,95
1 Only—Rogers-Majestic
RADIO-PHONO
• List $89.95
SPECIAL, only ...... • $69.95
1 Only—SEA BREEZE
Fidelis Hi-Fi
PHONOGRAPH
, List $169.95
SPECIAL, only -$129.95
1 Only—Trade-In
SILVERTONE —. Automatic
RECORD PLAYER
List' $89.95
ONLY $50.00
Call HUnter 2-3841
ASHTON' S
TAXI
Operated by
CLIFF ASHTON
DAY or NIGHT
CALL
Hi! 2-9036
I
Flowers
Telegraphed
Anywhere
K. C. Cooke
FLORIST
Phone HU 2-7012, Clinton
PARK THEATRE
GODERICH
Now Playing:
A preview of the year 2200 AD,
Science -;fiction at its best!
;;The FORBIDDEN PLANET"
with, Walter Pidgeon'
MONDAY, TUESDAY
and WEDNESDAY
July 1.2-3
Jas. Cagney -- Barbara • Stanwyclr
and Walter Pidgeon
Dramatically treated story of a
millionaire who turns up, after
twenty years; to claim a son born
out of wedlock.
"THESE WILDER
YEARS"
THURSDAY,. FRIDAY
and SATURDAY
July 4-5-6
Alan Ladd -- Sophia Loren
and Clifton Webb
The picture that audiences and
critics have raved about, a search
for sunken treasure filmed off the
coast of Greece.
"BOY ON A
DOLPHIN"
— In Color - Cinemascope —
Coming: July 8-9-10
THRam DAYS ONLY
"The VAGABOND KING"
In; Vistavision with Kathryn
Grayson and Oreste
I
For
LANDSCAPING
Peter Westerhout
Londesboro, Ont.
Phone Clinton HU 2-9812
25 -tib
Clinton Community
Farmers
AUCTION SALES
EVERY FRIDAY
at 8 p.m.
TERMS CASH
J. COREY, Sales Manager
E. W. ELLIOTT,Auctioneer
K. W. COLQUHOUN, Clerk
MacLaren's Studio
Telephone 401 -- Goderich
Portraits -- Weddings -- Children's Groups
—. ALSO --
Artist Supplies -- Religious Articles
Picture Framing - Framed Prints
Studio Located At Our Residence
196 St. David Street — Goderich
(Near the High Water Tower)
-. ANYTIME—DAYS or EVENINGS
8tfb
GIFT 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—
Phone Collect for an Evening Appointment
TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED
Anstett Jewellers
OPEN tilitY FRIDA°3.'• NIQ•HT
CLINTON (Phone HU; 2-9525) and WALKERTON
Extort Wakat Repairs and Engraving
BI/LOVA CYMA and GRUEN WATCHES
BLUE RIVER and BLUE BIRD DIAMONDS
SPODE DINNERWARE
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