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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1958-06-19, Page 7"'�;t:URSAAY, �E 19. 195$ _, r• r n -r. � . ,.. a-. • , i n..r� r r Accommodation For Rent TWO ROOMS. 'Phone HU 2-3844, 25-b =3 ROOM a:•'URNISII,FJD went, arv'ailabae June 14. Phone HU 2- G6610. 24-5-b APARTMENT IN FARM HOUSE I% miles from town. L. a)midaR, .HU 2-9904. 21tfb $ ROOM APARTMENT., private ,blathraom; heated, .land furnished, Available now. Phone HU 2.9540. 24-5-,b '6 ROOM APARTMENT with bath, f.eentrauy located on Albert Strwt. Available now, Phone E. B, Men- zies:.HU 2-9752. 24-1fb :BED -SITTING ROOM with kit- ochenette, On Princess St. West. :Share bathroom, Lights and Water !Phone HU '2-3449. 25-p ':TWO OR THREE ROOM apart- :.ment, furnished; Utilities ,paid. 'Reasonable rent. Use of frig, and rwasher. Phone':HU 2-9540. :25b ':3 ROOM FURNISHED.apartment. :Heated by oil furnace. Immediate ,possession. Phone HU . 2-9479. or :HU 2- 9634. :24-b' '.3 ROOM FURNISHED • apartment :.available about , July U. 'Mrs. ..Swinbank..Phone HU .2-7G47. 25-b 3 BEDROOM COI`'.IIA,GE d'or rent, :1% males South, of Bayfield; in- , sande plumbing, refrigerator; avail- ' able June 21 to August 31.:Phone JiU 2- 9218. 24-5�b ' HOUStE on outskirts of .:Auburn. .Ash modem coiweniences, Ubfur- nished. Garden available. C iayton kGross, RR 1, Auburn;:Phone 19r6, iBlyth, .24.5-p APARTMENT TO RENT' in ' Hen- :<sall either upper or lower duplex, ,complete, convenient, modern. Av- ailable by mid July, Apply Mrs. .Ada Smillie, Phone 1224 or 691r2, .Hensall. 25-6-b Articles For Sale WASHING .MACHINE, electric ..also china cabinet.:HU '2-9"098. .25-b "ELECTRIC WASHING 'MACH- ine, good condition, reasonable : prance. J. O'Conn&ll. 3Phone Bary .field 46r3. 25-b BOAT -14 FT. ,Upissing Cedar Strip ---with. 1957 16 h.p, Ivanrude motor. Completely equipped. S. Schoenhals, Hi.T 2-9777. 23 tfb CiANADLkN CEMENT, unlimited quantity in stock..Low prices-, A. G, Grigg & Son, phone HU 2-9411, 18-tfb, 'LUGGAGE RACK, will fit panel truck or station wagon; steel tub- ing; 7 ft. long, 3 ft, 6 inches wide. Only $7.50, Les Nice, Huron :Street, Phone HU 2,•9215. 25-p 'TWO and ONE-HALF ACRES ,choice clover and alfalfa hay in 'the field. Murray Tyndall, Bruce- dield. Phone Seaforth 640w2. 25-p 0 ETTING MARRIED? See samp- 2es of wedding stationery at the .News -Record office, Invitations, thank you cards, wedding cake Nboxes, place cards, serviettes, match books, etc. 11tfb :$5 DOWN delivers a lawn mower to your homei Balance on easy 'tennis, Several makes to choose from. New and reconditioned. 'Welds Auto Eleaftii;c, Kang Street, +Qlilinttcn. 22-:tfb MAGIC MARKER. Will write on anything, glass, wood, paper, etc. IDry immediately. Seven different ,colours. Good for .poster work, signs, etc. $1.10 each, refills, 50c. ,Clinton News -Record, 37-tfb 14 FT, BOAT, one year old, fibre ,glass covered, complete with 22 :IhorsepDwer motor and traller Wath 'winch. Phone HU 2-9224. 24-25;b _1OUR OLD WASHER IS WORTH -money when traded on a new 'Westinghouse washer, T, A. Dut- -ton's Appliance Store, Brueefield. Phone Clinton HU 2-3232. 11-tfb SEAL NEW PATTERNS in English Bone China Dinnerware, including lovely "Cornflower". See it and others in our window and get our low prioes for fine china, ,,Counter's Jewellery: 25-p '..SPARTAN ELECTRIC washing machine; also Coleman oil space 'heater,,. 1 burner electric plate. 'Hand lawn mower with rubber ,fires, Phone HU 2-9350 after 6 P.M. 25-p BOYS CCM BICYCLE, very good ,shape; Moffat electro pail, 230 volt, good as new; both priced reasonable. Andrew Davidson, 2 miles west of Seaforth on Highway 'Phone Seaforth 667r3. 25-1) ,CLEARANCE BRAND NAME De- luxe home freo2er, 15 cu, ft. Holds '525 lbs, interior light and stor- .age rack, etc. Reg, $489. Clearing at $329. 35 down delivers, T. A. .,'Dutton,rueefield. HU 2-3232. 25-b MOTORS AND GENERATORS ;rewound and repaired, Brushes, capacittirs, switches, bearings, small appliances repaired. Used ,or reconditioned motors for sale, Art Levett, Isaac Street at Dunlop:, 'Phone 11U 2-$640, 44tfb Accommodation Wanted 2 BEDROOM DS$ apartment for 2 .bedroom house in Clinton, wianted,. foo' .eild of Judy or nAd;dle of August. ;Box 171, CllIniton News -Record. 17-tfb Automobiles For Solo 1954 PONTI:AC DFALUXE SED. AN. Omdy 22,400 snares and 4n new om par old uz. $1,400, Jtohn Plum- tree, Maple Street, Clinton. 24-tfb 1955 DODGE SEDAN, Good con- dition. Attractive price. At Har- old's White Rose on Victoria St. 25-b BOARD AND ROOM ACCOMMODATION for roomers ,or boarders. Mrs, Carl McClinchey. Phone HU 2-3844, 24-5b Business Opportunities WN YOUR OWN BUSINESS, Contact L. G. Winter, Real Estate, High Street, Clinton. Phone Clin- ton HU 2-6692. 16tfb CUSTOM WORK FOR, YOUR PLUMBING AND Heating needs, call HU 2-9433, Hawkins Hardware, 2-tfb ELECTRIC WIRING and instal- ations, repairs, alternations and contracts. Phone- Dion Rooth, HU 2-743.7. 24tfb ATTENTION FARMERS! Spray- aTng field crops, corse, grain and ,pasture. Also white washing, dis- infecting and cleaning barns. Ph- one- Hubert .Cooper, Exeter, 599rJ$. 23-28-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 3.0 cents. W. E. "Bill" Jervis, Fulton Street, Clin- ton, Phone HU 2-9664. 35-p-t1fb Employment Wanted NEED STEADY SUMMER erap- loyment, at end of school terra, Ken Kntights, phone HU 2-6601. 23-tfb, ANY FARMER IN Blyth Clinton. area, wzmrting a boy 13 years cold HELP WANTED—FEMALE GIRLS TO LEARN LA'UN1]1'' work. Contact Clinton Laundry and Dry Cleaners. 2-tfb HOUISENEEpER for July and August an summer home in Bay- field, ,awn ,private quarters, must be a igood cook, Salary $100 mon- thly. Apply Box 241, Clinton 1Veus-+Reeard'. 23p 2'4b NEED A NEW LIGHT SUMMER SUIT? Why not earn the cash for such ipurchases, in your spare time, selgag Avon Prodnucts, an your own district? Territories are a>waulaliae an Tuckersmith and Sta- avley townships. Waite for informa- tion Mrs. Lourren Green, D2'st- rlct Manager, Box 281, Hanover, 25-b LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 13 PIGS, SIX WEEKS old, Jack McGuire, Phone HU 2-9993, 25-b 11 PIGS, EIGHT WEEKS old. Phone Louis Horneman, HU 2- 9879. 25-b Livestock Wanted ATTENTION FARMERS:: ..Cash paid for sick, down and disabled cows and horses, also dead cows and horses. Anything under 500 lbs, picked up free of charge. Call collect Ed. Andrews, 851r11, Seaforth. Associated with Darling and Co, of Canada Ltd, 26-p-tfb MR. FARMER l CASH PAID for sick, down and disabled cows• and horses, also dead cows and horses. Please phone promptly, 24-hour service. hour service, BRUCE MARLATT, Phone Collect 56 r 7 Brussels 12 -tib OLD HORSES WANTED AT 3a/zc ib., and dead cattle at value. If dead, phone at once, GILBE'RT EROS. MLlVIi RANCH, phone col- lect, Goderich, 1483 J 4 or 1483 J 1. 52-27-p LOST and FOUND LOST—A family pet. Yellow and orange coloured cat, white breast, small kink in tail, Lost last fall between Walton and Clinton. Re- ward, Please Phone Mrs. William Walker, High St., Clinton, HU 2- 9629. 25-6-b for summer months? Apply Percy Adam, Blyth, Phone Blyth. 179. 24-5-b MISCELLANEOUS PHOTO COLOURING. Natural effects. Mrs: Zablocki, corner of Percival and Ontario Streets. 25-b FARM EQUIPMENT For Sale MASSEY-HARRIS 3 -bar side del- ivery rake, Fred Buchanan. Phone Seaforth 841r4. 25-b SCRATCH PADS, 3 x 5 inches Available in quantity. 5c each. 10 pads for 40c. Clinton News-Re- cord. 18�tfb INTERNATIONAL DROP HEAD hayloader in good condition, Ivan WHICH REPAIR IS A JOB FOR experts, Our work assures your satisfaction. Counter's Jewellery. Huron County's Oldest Establish - ed Jewellery Store. 25p McClymont, Varna, Phone Clinton HU 2-3214. 25-b 1 -PUSH BAR TYPE Cockshutt hayloader, in goodcondition. priced reasonably. A, J, Mustard, I Varna, 25 -b -b . RUBBER TIRED WAGON and good 16 ft. hay rack. Moveable rack if desired, Apply to Harry Lear, Phone Blyth 48r9, 25-p HAYLOADER, Massey - Harris drop -head, Like new. Lloyd Johns- ton, Varna. Phone HU 2-9897. 25-p ALLIS - CTIAMBER COMBINE', with ipiekup, In goad, condition. Apply Wilfred Ross, Bruwrefield. 24-25-b iVTiASSEY-HAa�RrS No. 1 Hay Bal- er. Power ,take -off. Three years Ad. Good' working order. Apply bo George J. Colclough, PhoneHU -9585. 24-25-b )NE 3 -BAR McCORMICK-Deer- ng side rike. 1 McCormick -Deer - ng drop head bay loader. Priced 'or quick sale. William Hayter, Varna, Phone Hensall 960. 25-b MoxBE HARVESTER and forage box, new 1,957. .Harvested 12 ac- res; Clipper 6 ft, combine, motor- lriven, in excellent condition. Shcid the farm. William Gracen RR 2, Springfi&d. M -24-25-p ALLIS CHALMERS "66" all- :rop combine, fully equipped, grain .ifters, rotary pick-up, scour screen ,traw cutter and spreader. All ;rain and clover screens. 2 years Ad. First class condition, Gordon Turner, Brucefield, HU 2-3316. FURNITURE FOR SALE MOVING—Household effects for gale, including stair carpet single bed, vacuum cleaner, boy's bicycle high chair, hot plate; Bell and 116well movie projector, Phone ,IU 2-3411, local 271, 18 Victoria Blvd., RCAF Station. 24-25p KOVING Household Effects: ,or, sale: 4 -burner electric,stove, high oven; dining leaf tale; 2 single walnut beds, with . interior Spring mattresses; 3 single iron weds with mattresses; 2 chested"- fields, 3 arm chairs; large dining room: rug; 2 hell runners; stair !arpet, tea wagon; library table; ,washing machine, lady's bicycle; iuniors boy's bicycle, odd wooden ,hairs; pots and pans; etc. 115 olumbia, RCAF Station. Centralia, '?hone Exeter 721, loot -1 227. 25-b SEPTIC TANKS, CuSS-POODS etc., pumped and cleaned with modern equipment. All work guaranteed. Write or phone Louis Blake, RR 2, Brussels, Phone 42r6, Brussels. 10 to 31-p EXPERT REPAIRS Lawn mowers and outboard mot- ors. Factory trained mechanic. Free pick-up and delivery in town and RCAF Station. Phone HU 2- 9622. Ellwood' Epps Sporting Goods. 14-tfb LET US REPAIR AND MAKE vaur ria s and eweller 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. 25p For .ardficlaa insemination ser- vice or more information, t:ek- phone (collect) the Clinton HU 2.3441 Between 7.30 and 9:30 a.m. WaterlooCattle Breeding Association We supply service to top qua'1- tity buRs of -the Holstein, Jersey, Ayrshitre, Guernsey, Brown, Swiss, ,Red Poll, Hereford (polled and arorned) Beef Sh!orthomn (polled and horned), and Dual Purpose Shorthorn, Angus -and Oharol!a%e breOds. The cost is cow, 17tfb PASTURE FOR RENT CAN PASTURE a ,few head of cattle; plenty of water and shade. Phone HU 2-9836. 24-25-b property For Sale SUMMER COTTAG> , four rooms, modern, 1h good- repair; on Labe Hunon, between B yfieQd' and Godorich, .lovely .beach, Stewart Schoenhals, Clinton, Ontario; phone HU 2-9777, 18-tfb. Poultry For Sale 8,000 DEKA1.r13 PULLETS FOR SALE, Healthy, well raised, vie; cinatod for branchit!is end New castle. 12 weeks old: June 26 and July 3, Discount art large orders, I aw, delivery on all orders of 200 or .more, Inspection invited. VA- quiiv.es promptly answered, Call or writo I'MOORE'S POULTRY 1'ARM111 AP. 3, S'ea'forth, ant. Phone 64.7,61. 2446 I CLINTON NEWS-AECOUD CARDS OF THANKS Sincere thanks to Dr, W. A. Oakes and nurses At Clinton Hos- pital and my friends and neigh- bours for their kindness while I was in hospital.—MRS, WILLIAM TIDESWELL. 25-p We would like to .express sincere thanks to the superintendent and staff at Clinton Public Hospital for their many kindnesses and care of Mrs. W, Leatherland. —THE LEATHERLAND FAMILY IN MEMORIAM W.ALLIS': In loving memory of a dear husband, Wilmer Wallis, who passed away three years ago, June 9, 1955; "He is gone but not forgotten. And as dawns another year, In our lonely hours of thinking Thoughts of him are always near. Days of sadness still come o'er us. Friends may think the wound is healed, But they little know the sorrow That lies within the heart concealed." —Sadly missed by his wife, Glad- ys Wallis. 24-x o..— Holmesville OFU Hear Need, of Requisition A well - attended monthly meet- ing of the Holmesville Local 219 of the O.F.U. was • held in the school on Monday evening, June 9. The secretary, Ray Wise, read a letter from head office dealing with Voluntary Requisition. Gord- on Hill, president of the O.F.U., who was present at the meeting explained the need for and the pur- pose of this Voluntary Requisition. The coming Hog Marketing vote was discussed. Interesting pictures shown by John Aldington, Varna, on the new Gehl harvester and equipment, were well received by the meeting. a�y�g�BLYOIypxO�LG Flowers! s K Telegraphed 'NTRR,40'� Anywhere K. C. COOKE, F L O R I S T Dial HU 2-7012—Clinton BIRTHS BASTOC.K In Trenton Hospital, on Wednesday, May 21, to Sgt, and Mrs. H. L, Bas.tock (nee Jessie Campbell), Nanao Drive, Middleton Park, RCAF Station Trenton, a son, B4PARD--In St, Joseph's' Hos- pital, London, on Tuesday, June 12, 1058, to Mr, !and' Mrs. Guy J3edard', London -(nee Kay BeR) a ,dauglarter (Kamen Pauline, sister t *r ,Rieky and D.iane), CHARLEBOIS—In Clinton Public Hospital, on Tuesday, June 17, 1958, to LAC and Mrs, Paul Charlebois, Clinton, a son. ERB--In Clinton Public Hospital, on Tuesday, June 17, 1958, to Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Erb, RR 2, Zurich, a son. GARRETTIn. Clinton Public Hospital, on Monday, June 16, 1958, to Mr. and Mrs, Murray Garrett, Clinton, a daughter, GGLENN---Zn Toronto, on Satur- day, May 10, 1958, to, Mr, and Mrs, H, Bruce Glenn, Toronto, a son (John! Lawrence, grand - Son, for Mr. and Mrs. John Glenn, Hensaal). HANDY In St, Joseph's Hospit- al, London, on Monday, June 16, 1958, to Mr, and Mrs. J. R. Handy (nee Caroline Lightfoot), a daughter (sister for Debbie and Bonny) , MAR1VIEN—In Clinton Public Hos- pital, on Wednesday, June 18, 1958, to Cpl, and Mrs. John Marmen, Clinton, a son, NORTON—In Clinton Public Hospital, on Thursday, June 12, 1958, to Cpl, and Mrs, T. E. Norton, Clinton, a daughter, WALINGA—In Clinton Public Hospital, on Wednesday,June 11, 1958, to Mr, and Mrs. Dick Walinga, R RI, Londesboro, a daughter. MARRIAGES CHALMERS-PICKARD—In t h e manse of Londesboro United Church, on Saturday, May 24, 1958, by the Rev. T. J. White, Joanne Marilyn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Robert Pickard, Dun- das, and James Robert Chal- mers, eldest son of Mr, and Mrs, Robert Chalmers Dinsle Blyth. Y Street, , NICHOLSON-S;CHRENK—In ].- grim Lutheran Church, Ken- more, New York, on Saturday, :Tune 7, 1958, by the Rev, Rud - off J. Keyl, Jr., and the Rev. Frank Schwarz, Roberta Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ert A. Schrenk, Kenmore (and niece of Clarence Neiltans, Clin- itona), -to Paul Englebent Nich- olson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Har- ry iS. Nicholson, Beechwood Road, Derby, N.Y. WARD-SHADDICK—In Wesley - Willis United Church, Clinton, on Saturday, June 14, 1958, by the Rev. J. A. McKim, Glenda Marilyn, daughter of Constable and Mrs. A. E. Shaddick, Clin- ton, to Donald Carl Ward, Strat- ford, son of Mr, and Mrs. R. H. Ward, 170 Albert Street, Stratford. DEATHS :,EATHERLAND—In Clinton Pu- blic Hospital, on Friday morn- ing, June 13, 1958, Wilhelmina Boblz, widow of the late Edgar Leatherland, in her 81st year. Funeral from the J. K. Arthur funeral home, Auburn, to Mait- landbank Cemetery, Seaforth, on Monday afternoon, June 16, by the Rev, D. J. Lane, Clinton. STRAWBERRIES OWING TO THE SEVERE FROSTS LATELY, OUR BERRY CROP WILL BE SHORT. We request .our customers to order their supply early, and be assured of their berries. Prices Will Not Be More Than Lost Year 50 Good Strawberry Pickers Wanted F. W. ANDREWS CLINTON Dial HU 2-3462 iI and the Portable Phonograph really comes into its own. It could be one of the new super portables with several speakers, a diamond needle & swanky deluxe features. Maybe it's a beot-up, old hand -crank ;4 .; model that's resurrected a from the basement and, before it can be used the sand .from last year's excursions to the beaches emptied out, Whatever the vintage and whatever the style, it enables the collector. to take music ----the music he wants --to that summer vacation spot. Summer- time is relaxin' time, And what better way to relax than to the music of your choice. Speaking of choosing music, shop at Galbraith's TV, Clinton, There are many new releases to choose from this month. So check the cream of the crop. Check the new release lists. And check the best seller lists, Buy what you want at Galbraith's and re- lax. Summers here, GALBRAITH RADIO and TV I'AGE $XVW ROIXY THEATRE Clinton Two show$ ':