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CLI N NEWS -RECORD
Accommodation For Rent
."S'IlORE FOR RENT in .Sloan
'block.. Possession now, Dial .HU 2-
:9145, 38 -9 -la
'THREE ROOM APARTMENT",
4asitli butlt4n cupboards and oil
burner. Phone HU, 2-9509 38-p
'THREE 'ROOMS furnished, Priv-
at bath. ' Central location, . ansa r
rate entrance, Phone HU 2-6665.
3 ROOM UNFURNISHED Apart-
ment, Private entrance, Private
`bath, Parking space. Victoria. St.
:Phone HIJ 2-9085. 381,
R CE HOUSE, running water,
'hydro, immediate possession. 13th
''Concession of Hullett. Apply Arth-
nir Clark. Phone .Blyth 20-14.
37-8ab
•4 -ROOM HOUSE for rent in Bay-
field. Hydro. Newly decorated.
"Unfurnished. Reasonable rent, Po-
ssession. immediately. Phone HU
:2-9214. _ 381b
Articles For Sale
x12c it ARY 30 in. RANGE, 3 years
told, Phone HU 2-9219. 37-8b
LARGE SPACE" HEATER. Built -
'in -fan, $70 or nearest offer. Phone
HU
.2-9712, 381p
:SWEET CORN. 25c :dozen. Percy
(Carter,'•Lendesboro. Phone IW 2-
f991.8. 38b
BICY'LE, GIRL'S sidewalk bike.
'Real good tires. Phone Blyth
50,13. 38-p
(GOOD t/SED PIANO. Apply to
'Ezra. Ellis, 'RR 1, ,Clinton. Phone
IHU' 2-9291. 38-b
LLOYD BABY 'CARRIA'GE, con-
•verti!ble. Good condition. $20.
:Phone HU 2-7484. "384b
IILAR;GE SIZE OIL SPACE •Hea't
rer, circulating fan; practically new.
Apply William Fotheringham, ICU,
'2-9196. 37.8-b
'DANDY LI'1rtwE QUEBEC stove
for sale, good heater and baker;
.either wood or coal. Norman Cart
-
ser, phone HU 2-6650. 37=81b
..ALLB'F.IRTA PEACHES now ready,
'Bring containers. Govenlock or-
<chard 3 mile north of Forest
37-8-Ap
SEE THE COMPLETE line of
'Cornflower Crystal, including the
New "Epic" designs, at Anstett
•Je'w,ellers. Expert Wateh and Jew-
ellery Repairs, Phone HU 2-9525.
38-b
' :SET OF STAINLESS STEEL cop-
per bottom Revere cookware. May
'be bought as set or by the piece.
'Phone RU 2-7484, 38-b
GENEROUS TRADE-IN Allow-
• :ante on your old TV on a Brand
New 1958 RCA Television. T. A.
'Dutton, Brucefield, phone Clinton
ITU 2-3232. 36-tfb
"PIONEER" &JAIN SAWS.
New' saws reduced in price. Stop
-in or call Robert Glen, Clinton,
:Phone HU 2-9909 nights or HU 2-
• '9292 days. 37-8-p
RUBBER STAMPS, SIGNATU'R-
"es, maps of town, marking devices
Bof all kinds. Cali at News -Record
*Office, Albert Street, Clinton.
14 -bib
si1IGH QUALITY KITCHEN
0 -chrome sets. Reasonably priced
and very easy terms at T. A.
`Dutton's Store, Brucefield. Diad
-HU 2-3232. 32-tftb
'CLEAR OUT SPECIAL on Corn-
flower 5 oz. juice glasses; reg.
'70c, special, 29c ea.; set of 8, $2,25.
Anstett Jewellers. E5cpert Watch
and Jewellery Repairs. Phone HU
`2-9525. 38-b
EVAANS STOVE, B.T.U, 51000 per
'hour, blower attached. Also Find-
ley oil. stove. One small coal oil
header. Ed Greens, Huron. Street,
'Phone ITU 2-9503. 38-rpp
'BROTHER SEWING CENTRE.
-Easclusive distributors of World
'Vernal.% Brother"Sewiilg Machines.
Tor service or free home demon-
stration write to 42 Wellington
St., Stratford or phone 163J.
37-44•ip
-MAGIC MARKERS. Will write on
-anything, glass, wood, paper, etc.
`Dry immediately. Seven different
colours. Good for ;poster work,
signs, etc. $1.10 each, refills, 50c.
*Clinton News•'Recard, 37-tfb
: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 ' Jewellery. 88p
•SEnVERRtWAR!)1: We still have
.stock of the following patterns at
' aa price: First Love, Adoration,
'Eternally YourS, 1Vlorriing.Star and
'.Coronation, Anatett jewellers.
Expert Watch and Jewellery Re -
Stirs. Phase 11U 2-9525 88b
'QRS AND GENERATORS
rewoundand repaired. Brushes,
•capanitors, 5wltches, bearirigs;
small &Ve lances repaired tecon-
ditioned motors for sale. Art
Levett, Issac Street at -Dunlop.
Phone HU 2.6640. 36 -tab
GENT'S AND YOUTH'S17-3ewel,
shook -proof, dustproof watches,
With expansion bracelet,S $19.95 or
15,00 down; •$1.00 per week; 1 year
guarantee. Anstett Jeweller's, Ex -
Pert Wath and Jewellery Repairs.
-Phone. '1 J 2.925. 38-b
ARTICLES FOR SALE
RIFLE SPECIALS
30 Calibre Precision Swiss, 12 -
shot lightning fast repeater, de-
tachable [magazine, Only .$1.6,95,
Available as a Deluxe Spotter,
only $22.50. 30-06 Winchester or
Remington 6 -shot repeating Sport-
ers only $32.50 Each fully garan-
teed: Get yours now while swppply
lasts. We ship C.O,D, promptly.
International Firearms Co. Ltd.,
1011 Bleary, 'Montreal, Que.
38-9-40-1-11)
Articles Wanted
USED SMALL SAFE WANTED,
Phone HU 2,9525, 38 -Ab
Business Opportunities
OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS.
Contact L, G. Winter, Real Estate,
High Street, Clinton. Phone Clin-
ton Ill 2-6692. 13-tfb
BJ 1IISIH AMERICAN OIL Co.,
Ltd. will have service station -for
lease in !Clinton 'the first week in}.
Novearber, For further particulars
applyto J. D, Harrison, British
American Oil Co. Lod., Douro
Street, Stratford. 38.9-40-1b
CLOTHING FOR SALE
'W7!N01ER CAMPI5Z COAT size 14,
36; black "rubber snow boots size
7, $4; maternity clothes, $5; All
in good. condition. Box 380 Cl,ins
ton News -Record. 38-Ap
CUSTOM WORK
MASONRY WORK, Ail Types.
Apply William Harris, phone HU
2.9940. alb -tab
CUSTOM SPRAYING. Barns, hen-
houses, etc. Apply Louis Maloney,
RR. 5, Seaforth, Phone 64r10, Dub-
lin. 37-8-p
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; Clin-
ton. Phone HU 2-9664. • 35p -tills
ALL. KINDS OF SAWS filed and
•set. Crosscut saws,. $1.00, hand
saws, 60c. Knives and scissors
sharpened free when saws are
brought an. Work guaranteed.
David Elliott, Fulton Street,
Phone HU 2-9765.
36to39p
FARM EQUIPMENT For Sale
MoCORMICK DEERING No. 2 en-
silage harvester, John Deere No.
101 corn picker. Ervine Tebbutt.
Phone HU 2-7474. 38b
CASE COMBINE, 6 ft., converted
to thresh beans, in good shape,
will sell cheap. George Hudie,
RR 2, Bayfield, phone HU 2-7533.
Farms For Sale
125 ACRES, one mile from church,
school, and paved highway. Fertile
clay loam land, tile drained. Young
apple orchard. Hydro, -pressure
system, etc. Machine shed. Poultry
houses and barn in good repair.
Insu!J brick house, newly decorated.
Apply to owner, Howard McGuire,
RR, 6, Lucknow. Phone Ripley
163r12, 37-8-9-p
FURNITURE FOR SALE
3 PIECE CHESTERFIELD suite.
In very good condition. Phone
HiJ 2-3361. 37p -38b
HAY FOR SALE
15 ACRE'S, . STANDING ALFAL-
fa hay. Sam Flewitt. Phone I3IJ
2-3398 38-1)
HELP WANTED—FEMALE
START NOW! Avon Cosmetics of-
fers opportunity to earn $40 to $50
weekly commission Hours option-
al. We train. Write at once for
aippoint1nent. Mrs. L. Green, Han-
over, Ontario. 38ab
Livestock For Sale .
5 FEEDER STEERS) Herefordand
Durham. Ernest • Dale. au 2;
7537. 38 -ib
Livestock Wanted
ATTENTION FARMERS! Proiiipt,
courteous collection of all dead and
disabled farm animals and hides.
Call collect Ed. Andrews, 8510.1,
Seaforth. „Associated with Darling
and Co. of Canada Ltd. 26-p-tfb
Lost and Found
LOST--Jted wool bathing trunks,
withintermediate and .senior Red
•Cross swimingbadges, lost at or
near swim pool. Owner would ap-
pre'ciate its return, especially the
badges. Phone HU 2-7069 3$h
Poultry For Sale
PULLETS, TS, 100 RED X SUSSEX
and 90 Red X Rock Bruce Swit-
zer, Phone HU 2-3978. 3842
150 Pi LLrETS, Swifts. Sky I -Ii lay-
era, WL X R,Ii1t 51,4 months oId
Laying. Janes Inindaborough, RR
8, Seaforth. Phone Seaforth6r.
. 665r1
38 --fib
:R .A E S <-
No charge for .announcements of Births,
Marria&es and Deaths
Articles for sale, rent, etc., Card of Thanks, in
Memoriam, engagements, 3c a word, minimum 75c,
Box No, to this office 1.5c additional, Repeat .j
sertions 2e a word, minimum 50c,
CASH DISUNT; 1/s if paid by Saturday fol
lowing last insertion, Billing charge of IOc Wed..
each time bili is sent,
Latest Time for Insertions en. 12 nags Wednesday
.,r
Dial HV 2,3844 ' ,>5•.,
MONEY WANTED
1
000
SECOND MORTGAGE
Will Pay 15 Percent Interest
Box 382,
Clinton News -Record
Miscellaneous
WATCH REPAIR IS A JOB FOR
experts, Our work assures your
satisfaction. Counter's Jewellery,
Huron County's Oldest Establish-
ed Jewellery Store. 38p
LET US REPAIR AND °MAKE
your rings and jewellery like new,
Diamond rings renewed and stones
safely secured—don't take chan-
cos. Expert work done reasonably
to your satisfaction. Watch re-
pairs and Pearl restringing. W.
N. Counter; 38,p
MAPS OF THE TOWN QF OLIN-
ton, showing streets, lot numbers,
and town limits. 50e each. Avail-
able at Clinton News -Record of-
fice. 24-tfb
DEAD STOOK PICKED UP pro-
mAptly in sanitary trucks. • wall
change made for animals under
500 lbs. total Phone collect;
Goderich, 1483-34, Seaforth, 146,
William' Stone Sons, Limited, In-
gersoll.
Property For Sale
DESIRABLE LOT FOR SALE on
Raglan Street, near two schools.
D. $. Cantelon, phone HU 2-9483.
20-tfb
FIVE ROOM INSUL BRICK Cot-
tage on Mary Street. Residence
o4 Mrs. Calton. For . further in-
formation call HU 2-9639 after 6
p.m. 35-ttlb
SMALL HOUSE, on Highway near
Clinton. Oil heated. Modern con-
veniences. Available October 1.
Write to Box 383 Clinton Newts -
Record. • 38,p
TWO BEDROOM, Central Mort-
gage house, excellent condition,
with Coleman floor furnace and
many extras. For further pant -
Ionians. Phone HU 2-3460. Reason
for selling, Owner transferred.
38 -gab
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE IS OUR Business
Farms, residential, commercial,
summer cottages. For dependable
and capable service list your prop-
erty with Jahn Bosveid, Wellesley
Street, Goderich. Phone 1108.
Salesmen: George McGillivary;
Lucknow; 3. McConnell, Seaforth.
37 to t4b
TENDERS WAITED
TENDERS will be received by the
undersigned until Saturday,. Sept-
ember 28, for a man to operate a
second grader and do other town-
ship work. Applicant to state price
per hour. . Lowest or any other'
tender not necessarily accepted.
Township of Goderach
R. E. Thompson, Clerk
Roy Tyndall, Road Superintendent.
37-8-p
. SUPERTEST
Service Stations
For Lease
Modern Station'on No. 4 High-
way, adjacent to Post Office
in Clinton:
(a) Large gallonage established.
(,b) Present offices on north side
are sublet by dealer.
(c) Garage portion can also be
sulb1et by dealer—six-oar size
—hoist and wash -rack.
With above portion's sublet the
rent is very reasonable and prey
setts am excellent opportunity for
right party.
Service Station & Restaurant,
located on Highway 8 in
Clinton:
Equipment can be purchased at a
reasonable price. Excellent op-
portunity far the right party:,
Immediate Possession
CONTACT
H. O. FREE
SEAFORTH -- Phone 366
BIRTHS
RYLSIMA In .Clinton B.ablio Hos,;
pital, on Thursday, Septeznbei'
12, 1957, to Mr, and Ws. W,
By'lsnla, Blyth, twit? d'au'ghters.:.
G NG. CH.—In Clinton Public
Hospital on Thursday, Septem:•-
iber 12, 1957, to Mr, and Mrs,
Cleveland Gingerieh, Zurich, a
son.
Ensus—In Clinton. Public Hospi-
tal, on Thursday, September 12,
1957, to Caporal and Mrs. W. L,
Edge, Clinton, a daughter.
ELLIOTT--In Moose Jaw, Sask.,
on September 16, 1957, to Fly-
ing Officer and Mrs, Gerald E1*•
liott (nee Betty Bormell) a son
(Clinton Gerald) another grand-
son for Mr. and Mrs. Charles
E. Elliott).
1VIUR,PHY In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Monday, September 16,
1957, to Corporal and Mrs. Jo-
seph Murphy, Blyth a son.
OA'1'ES—En Clinton Public Hospi-
tal, an Monday, September 16,
1957, to Sergeant . and Mrs.
Frank Oates, Clinton, a daugh-
ter.
ROSS. In Clinton Public Hospital,
on S'a'turday, September 14, 1957,
to Flying Officer and Mrs. Ron-
ald Ross, Clinton, a daughter,
SALVAS—In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Tuesday, September. 17,
1957, to LAC and Mrs, John
Salves, Clinton, a son:
MARRIAGES -
1 LINKING -LAZIER. --- In the
manse of Londesboro United
Church, on Saturday, September
14, 1957, by the Rev. J. T. White,
Londesrboro, Dorothy Marie,
daughter a Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Glazier, Clinton to Gerald
Douglas Hunking, ,Auburn, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hunk -
Ing, Auburn.
MaaDONALD - DeHECK — In the
First Presbyterian Church, Ann
• Arbour; Mini„ on Saturday, Sep,
temlbea• 7, ,1957, Ruth Marie
DeHedk to James C, MacDonald,
nephew of MacDonaild Bros.,
Goderich Township and Frank
MacDonald, Hullett Township.
DEATHS
COOPER-- In Seaforth on Tues-
' day, September 10, 1957, Eliza
Mae Appleby, beloved wife of
R.. Fred Cooper, Seaforth, in her
62nd year. Funeral from the Box
funeral chapel, to Clinton Cem-
etery, on Friday afternoon,
Septean(ber 13, by the Rev. Bruce
W. Hall, Seaforth.
VANDER,WORiP— On Thursday,
September 12, 1957, John Wil,
Earn Vanderworp, dear. son of
Mr. and Mrs. R. Vanderworp,
Hensall aged 18 months. Service
from the Bonthron funeral chap-
el conducted by Rev. Van Far-
rowi, en Saturday afternoon,
Septernber 14.
CARDS OF THANKS
The family af.,••the late Mrs. T.
A. Dodds wish to express their
sincere thanks to Rev. D. J. Lane,
Hospital Staff, Dr. Oakes, Dr. Ad-
dison, and friends for their kind
deeds and thoughtfulness to her
during her long stay at Hospital.
Your kindness and sympathy was
greatly appreciated during our re-
cent bereavement. a. 38-p
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Castle
and family wish to express their
sincere thanks and appreciation
to neighbours and friendsfor their
deeds of kindness and sympathy
during their sad bereavement of
a dear son and brother, for cards
and floral tributes of sympathy
received. Special thanks to the
pallbearers and flowerbearers and
those who loaned cars or helped in
any way. 38 -lb
ASHTON' S
TAXI
Operated by
CLIFF ASHTON
DAY or NIGHT
CALL
HU - 2-9036
Just Arrived !
Imported Dutch Bulbs
K.
Flowers
Telegraphed
Anywhere
O DAFFODILS
IN TULIPS
O NARCISSUS
to HYACINTHS
• CROCUS
C. .
COOKE,-,forisd
Dial HU 2-71112 — CLINTON
eaded
,. u:
Vie• C0 ,adian Girls jr;'.1 '.training
M -3,g Bea
gf"'Ontario • Street United Church
ie�,i'fi"the„ir first meeting; of the sea -
'VD last .`Iliursday nnht, with 15
or eanbers;.present under thhe lead-
ership :of Miss Helen Johnson,
-Elections were held and the fol-
lowing officers elected; president,
Beverley Beattie; vice-president,.
Carol Wiiliars'r•secretary-treasur-
er, Joan Johnson; press reporter,.
Gail Omen. . .
Wesley -Willis � W.MS
Sees Film On
Japan Customs
Ube Wesley -Willis Woman's Mis-
sionary Society meeting was held
in the lecture room of the church
on Thursday night September 12,
at 8 part. The president, Mrs, C,
Nelson :presided,
Invitations were received for
Th'ankofifering meetings at North
Side, Seaforth on September 24,
at 8 p,an. and Ontario Street, Clin-
ton on October 8, at 2.30 p.m.
Both invitations were accepted.
Delegates to the Sectional Meet-
ing at Winthrop .on October 9
were appointed: Miss E. Jamison
and Bertha Diehl, Mrs. Lorne (Continued from page one)
Jervis gave an interesting report When, in 1941, Germany and
of the school for leaders held at Russia became enemies, the Polish
Alma College, St. Thomas. General Anders obtained peranis-
PAGE, 1'l
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Two 'Shows. Nightly Wide Screen
NOW; Their �da, , .Friday and Saturday
SILVER CITY"
Every man Inn/ his price , .every Man bat once,
Yvonne De Carlo {- Edmund O'Brien Barry Fitzgerald
Monday, Tuesday Sz Wednesday.---Oou de Rill
"4TTIE UNDEA.DY'
(Adult Entertainhnent). A thousand -=yeas of fantastic horror
—
a thousand chills and thrills as the astounding story unfolds,
Pamela Hynean -- Richard Garland -..'Allison Hayes 1
--• and
"VOODOO WOMAN"
A woman by day -.-a monster by night—creeping terror in .a
forbidden Jungle,
Mane English -- To Conway -- ,Lance Fuller
Coming: "THREE VIOLENT PEOPLE"
Charlton Heston -- Anne Baxter
Ballet Teacher
Skilled In Art
Plans Dances, Too
1VIrs. N. Holland tool charge
for the study period, Miss Stone
read the Scripture, Phil 1: 1-8,
Mrs. Holland led in prayer. Mrs.
H'ol'land had a fi'lxnm. She read the
story and Lloyd Holland operated
the projector. This told of mission-
a'rie's work in Japan. On display
on tables were items sold by Can-
ada to Japan, which totaled over
$90 rn'illion. Canada buys over 326
mi'alion from them.
o. -.
. CLINTON' WI WILL MEET
SEPTEMBER 26
The Clinton Women's' Institute
is holding their September meeting
on SepteniJber 26, in the agricul'tur-
a'l office board room. Roll call
"A Canadian Product I had for
Breakfast". . District president,
Mrs. W. Bradnack, Auburn, will
address the gathering. Program,:
Mrs. Fred Tyndall and her com-
mittee. Hostess convener Mrs. W.
Ross.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of OLIVER RO-
BERT WELSH, late of the Tovim
ship of Goderich in the County of
Huron, Yeoman, Deceased.
All persons.having claims against
the Estate of the above deceased
are required to file the same with
the undersigned Solicitor for the
said Estate, on or before the 30th
dray of September, A.D. 1957, after
which date the assets will be dist-
ributed amongst the parties entitl-
ed thereto, having regard only to
the claims of which notice shall
have been given,
DATED at Clinton, Ontario, this
10th day of September, A.D. 1957.
E. B. MENZIES,
Clinton, Ontario,
Solicitor for the said Estate.
37-8-9-b •
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of ROSANNA
TEBBUTT, late of the Town of
Clinton in the County of Huron,
Spinster, Deceased'. ,
All persons having claims against
the Estate of the above deceased
are required to file the same with
the undersigned Solicitor for the
said Estate, on or before .the 30th
day of September, A.D. 1957, after
which date the assets will be dist-
ributed amongst the parties entitl-
ed thereto, having regard only to
the claims of which notice shall
have been given.
DARED at Clinton, Ontario, this
10th day of September, A.D. 1957.
E. B. MENZIES,
Clinton, Ontario,
Solicitor for the said Estate.
37-8-9-b
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
of Household Effects
From the home of Mr. Robert Y.
Hattin, Lot. NO. 3, Stanley Town-
ship, No. 4 Highway, n/y mile south
of Clinton, on
Saturday, September 21
at 1.30 p.m., the following:
Modern Waterfall 4 -piece walnut
bedroom 'suite; inner spring mat-
tress; 5 -piece bedroom suite; inner
spring mattress; 2 bedroom chairs;
sofa bed and 2 arm chairs (foam
rubber cushioned and nylon cover-
ed—nearly new) ; chesterfield, two
chairs and foot stool; 2 rocking
chairs; arm. chair; 4 end tablet;
Motorola 17 inch TV; 4 Bay Sky -
Liner aerial with rotor; combinat-
tion Regal radio and automatic
record player; Philcomantel radio;
Berkley electric food mixer; Fil-
ter Queen vacuum cleaner and at-
tachments; Westminster ' chime
mantel clock; electric clock; day
bed; automatic toaster; Hot Point
iron; 6 -piece maple breakfast
suite; modern walnut china corn-
er cabinet; card table; Frigidaire
74 cu, ft. refrigerator; Moffat
electric range (automatic oven
control) ; floor lamp; bed lamps
and table lamps; Simplicity wash-
ing machine; 2 laundry tubs; lib-
rary table; a number of books; 2
fernery stands; clothes hamper;
curtains & drapes; ironing board;
wall Mirrors; ,pictures; 96 -piece set
of Gold Crown dishes (with gold
leaf trim,); Other dishes; glass-
ware; silverware; garden tools;
T'ohnston power lawn mower; gar-
den hose; numerals other articles.
1957 Pontiac "6" Coach with
just over 1,000 miles (subject to
reserve bid),
Terms,—Cash
1O rese'mve as property is Sold,:
ItORERrt Y', MAVEN; IN, lerof►rietoic
Edward W. Elliott, Aiiettoheer:
sion from the exiled Polish•govern-
rent in England to foams an army
to fight on the side of the Allies.
Miloslawa went into this army,
and she was sent to Iran and final-
ly to Palestine. It was here that
she met Tony, who was a lieuten-
ant in the Palish .Atrnny.
She was a; memilber of the Second
Polish Coups, Eighth British Army.
As part of an entertainment
troupe, she travelled to Italy, and
moved north to the fighting at
Anzio. She and her canteen vehic-
le were at the front lines while
the fighting was going on. She
was awarded the Monte Cassino
ribbon for her efforts during this
phase of the war in Europe.
By this time she was a WO2
and was selected to go to officer
cadets solicit)/ to obtain her com-
mission. She and Tony were mar-
ried in Italy at this time. War was
coming to an end, and she never
did complete her training. She was
decorated with the Distinguished
Service Cross by General Anders'
assistant.
Mr. and Mrs. Zablocki went to
England where they were demob-
ilized. They left for Canada with
their baby daughter Theresa, and
settled on a small farm at Lond-
esboro until last year: It was there
that Prime Minister Louis St.
Laurent paid them a visit, in the
company of A. Y. McLean, Sea -
forth, on an election campaign
tour of this area. Young Richard
was born in Londesboro,
Last year they purchased a lot
on Highway 8, just at the new
public school, and have built a
lovely home there. Last year Mrs.
Zablacki's instruction classes were
held in her home, but she is find-
ing that there are more pupils
than she can accommodate easily,
and she is hoping to find larger
quarters. .
The. foregoing details about
Mrs. Zablacki . were not all obtain-
ed by personal interview, since she
is modest about talking about her
pant. A goad many of the details
were taken from a feature article
in the Clinton Mercury, the month-
ly xnagazine published at RCAF
Station Clinton, in 1954.
Tony is employed in the Officer's
Mess at the Station. Theresa is
a pupil at the Clinton Public Sch-
ool, and young Richard entered
Grade 1 here this year.
Our cars and roads have been
improved; Now let's innprove our
driving.—DRIVE. SAFELY,
PARK THEATRE
GODERICH
Now Playing:
Spencer Tracy & obert
loRYoung In
""NORTHWEST PASSAGE"
(Cor)
Mon,, 'Tues. and Wed.
September 23-24,25
June Allyson - Jack Lemrnon
and. Charles Bickford
This musical version of the sue-
cessful romantic comedy .features
June as a madcap daughter in love
with a brash young reporter,
"YOU CAN'T RTJN
AWAY FROM fl"
In Cinemascope and Teehnieglor
Thurs., Fri. and Sat.
September 26-27-28
Rhonda Fleming -- MacDonald
Carey and JUM'A,
With the African veldt as its locale
this' adventure story tells of a
trapper, a lady veterinarian and a
native boy. Featuring various' wild
animals of the region,
"ODONGO"
In Cinemascope and Technicolor
COMING:
Jimmy Piersals true story
"FEAR STRIKES OUT" -
with Anthony Perkins
Public enemy number ONE is
the stop -sign passer. — DRIVE
SAFELY.
Annual Shoe Sale.
I•IUNDREDSNOW OFON PAIRS
TO CHOOSE FROM
Clifford Lobb Store
J
Clinton Community
Farmers
AUCTION SALES
EVERY FRIDAY
at 8 p.m.
TERMS CASK
J. COREY, Sales Manager
E. W. ELLIOTT Auctioneer
K. W. COLQUHOUN, Clerk
Clearance
of
Boys'Suits
Ages 7 to 16 years
1V1ART NEW
CLOTHS and
PATTERNS
Regularly Priced
To $25.00
Coat and 2 Trousers
SPECIAL from
$11.95"to $19.50
OPEN PIIIDAY EVENINGS
Pickett ,& Campbell Limited