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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1960-03-10, Page 6Rates No Charge for Announcements of Firths, Marriages and Deaths, Articles for Sale, Rent, etc., Cards of Thanks, In memoriams, Engagements, 3e a word, minimum 75c. Box Na, to this office 100 additional, Repeat insertions 2e a Word, minimum 50.e, CASH DISCOUNT; efi if paid by Saturday fol- lowing last insertion. Billing charge of 1.0e added. Latest Time for Insertion; — 12 noon Wednesday Dial HUnter 2-3443 NEWS-RECORD WANT FOR QUI% RESULTS 'Page 6l--Clinton .Nowp.Rocord,-Thursdoy, .Morch 10, 1960 MEET YOUR C4 9dericli PARK NEIGHBOURS THEATREPh"e AT THE . JA. 4.7811 Also NOW—March "JACK Filmed . Luang THE in London, 9th Patten to in 1.tt.-:-' England, RIPPER" "THE (Adult Entertainment) by Paramount Pictures YOUNG CAPTIVES" MONDAY ----• TUESDAY ----, WEDNESDAY Double Feature!! "MONOLITH MONSTERS"" Strapge, exciting science-fiction, starring Grant Williams, Lola Albright and Phil Harvey, World War i 1 South Pacific adventure 4 . . "ok,00p and STEEL" with Brett Halsey -- ,diva Rodann and James Edwards THURSDAY Peter Palmer One of the brightest as Ma and Pa Yoktue — in "1.1 11 and 'VistaVision Special -- Leslie bring, — FRIDAY Fun Paaiesh Julie Newman most cheeeful and their neighbours ABNER." -Show! -- — of Technicolor Stubby all SATURDAY Kaye and ' musical comedies— to the Park screen. , — COMING: Sophia Loren in "THAT KIND OF WOMAN" (Adult Entertainment) Lenten Feature . Spiced and tender, filled with Fruit and studded with Raisins, our traditional HOT CROSS BUNS are perfect for Lenten meals! Try them today! P-Our SATURDAY SPECIAL: . Frani Our Store Only.— 'FRUITED ORANGE BREAD Reg, 39c for 3 4 c Bartliffs Bakery Ltd. Bakery and Restaurant CLINTON HU 29721 Clinton Community Auction Sales EVERY FRIDAY 1.30 p.m. Government Inspected Scalee Cattle Sold By Weight TERMS: CASH TOE COREY, Sales Mariaget BOB McNA1R, Auctioneer le, W. COLQUHOTIN, Clerk Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere K. C. COOKE, FLORIST Dial HU 2-7012—Clinton SPRING SUITS „JUST ARRIVED Get the Jump on Easter! Select from Ivy, Continental, and New Trans-American Styles Every Size, Pattern, Fabric Priced From $49.50 Up Pickett & Campbell Limited Arrow shith Stetson Hats Poultry Wanted LIVE TURKEYS, ducks, geese, and hens. Top prices guaraeteed, In Varna end Zurich district cone tact Mervyn Hayter. East Huron Produce, Brussels. 46-tfb Real Estate TWO LOTS AND CEMENT block building, 52 x 25, asphalt roof, . in A-1 condition, equipped with chimney, located on Welling- ton street, Cash or terms. Apply Melvin Elliott or Robert Elliott, phones HU 2-7217 or 9287. 10-tfb, FOR AS LITTLE AS $250 Down, you can own a home of your own on a choice lot. For further in- formation see Larry Genius, 184 Huron Street, your Colonial Home agent. HU 2-9600. 26tfb 100 ACRES 6 MILES NORTH OF Zurich, good clay loam, all work- able land, 18 acres fall wheat, 57 acres ploughed; balance seeded down, brick house with modern convenience and L-shape barn, with good stabling, henhouse and small implement shed. Elton Ben- der, phone Hensall 699 r 12. 10-lb BUSINESS PROPERTIES, farms and homes, Build a home to suit your pocketbook on the Nu-Way house plan. Leonard G. Winter, Real Estate, Agent for Kernohan. Phone HU 2-6692 for appointment, High Street, Clinton. Salesman Lloyd Moore, RR 5, Clinton, HU 2- 9572. : ' Salesman Wanted YOU'LL NEVER KNOW Till You Try This If there is any doubt in your mind whether you can 'really get into a big money selling position . „ you can find out now at our expense. Don't worry about your past his- tory.. Your ambition and ability are more important to us than pre- vious work as a salesman. We can prove this with earnings from $11,000.00 to $28,000.00 in a year paid to our men in 36 other cities who started without previous sales experience in our field. This is not a hard job . . . it is a pleasant occupation that offers happy, healthful working conditions at their best with top earnings, liberal bonus incentives, profit- sharing retirement plan, and free life insurance. If this sounds interesting to you, then please get in touch with me immediately. Write L. T. Swallow, Pres,, Box 789, Fort Worth 1, Texas, —. Teachers Wanted PROTESTANT TEACHER want- ed for SS No. 3, Tuckersmith. Duties to commence in September. Apply to John Broadfoot, secre- tary-treasurer, Brucefield. 10-1-b QUALIFIED Protestant Teacher for Harlock School, SS 6, Hullett. 20 pupils, duties to commence in September, 1960. Apply to secre- tary-treasurer, John H. McEwing, RR 1, Blyth. Applications to be in by March 21, 1960. 8-9-10b Tenders Wanted TENDERS ARE CALLED FOR THE PUR- chase of swill and for the pur- chase of Kitchen By-Products from RCAF Station Clinton for the period April 1st, 1960 to Mar- ch 31st, 1961. Closing date for tenders is March 16th, 1960. Ten- derers for the removal of swill are to quote a price per 100 lbs. The swill tenderers will be re- quired to remove all swill daily and will provide all containers and maintain them in a sanitary condition. Tenderers must hold a license from the Department of Agriculture to feed Kitchen By- Products to animals. Tenders for the purchase of Kitchen By-Products are to quote a price per 100 pounds for trim- med bones, cooked bones, rough fat, suet and greacP. The success- ful tenderer will remove By-Pro- ducts at least once a week and will provide all containers and maintain them in a sanitary con- dition. Any questions regarding tend- ers are -to be referred to the Sen- ior Supply Officer, RCAF Station Clinton, 10-b rip - INSTALLATION . ....' AND REPAIRS ,r>. ' 4%,, ' ' '' . •••+:0. '4 All . ,tt 1;,.. 77,1, "b ears •••• Galbraith RADIO St TV SALES & SERVICE CLINTON HU 2-3841 me t3 41F 4 1 A , ...,„ BIRTHS rarmaou4,—.T.4. Clinton publie Hospital, 9n TAPSday, March 1969, to Mr, and MrS, Edwin Fothergill, loondesbore„ a son, liATHAWAY—In Clinton Public Hospital, on Sunday, March 6,, 1960, -to Sergeant and • Mrs. P. D, Hathaway, Clinton, a daugh- ter. P4THICK--In Clinton Public pital, on Tuesday, March 8, 1960, to Mr, and Mrs, Harry Petbiele RR 1., .13elgrave, a son, RAYMOND--e-In . Clinton Public Hospital, on Saturday, March '5, 1960, to Mr, and Mrs, Robert Raymond, Brussels, a daughter, -WEBST:g13?-1/1 IVingbArn GOner4 Hospital, en Tuesday, February 16, 1960, to Mr and Mrs. Wel- lington Webster (nee 'Kathleen Martin), A :Son .(Cecil 'Welling-ton, brother for Jim and Jean), VAN DEN BRAND---In Clinton Public Hospital, on Wednesday, March 2, 1960, to Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Van Den Brand, RR' 3,, Clinton,A son. VANSTONE---In Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforee on. Friday, February 26, 1960, to Mr. and Mrs, Roland Vanztone, Hensall, a daughter. Accommodation Fort Rent 2 APARTMENTS, self-Contained, furnished,one heated with gas. phone HU '2-9682.. 50-p-tfb TWO SELF-CONTAINED Apart- ments, one furnished, one unfur- nished. Phone HU 2-9928. 9tfb HEATED 3-ROOM apartment furnished, downstate, Washing faeilitieseehone HU 2-3844, 10-p 2 SMALL APARTMENTS, furn- ished and heated, one upper, one lower. Apply 93 Huron Street. e 10-1-p ONE BEDROOM unfurnished apartanent, self contained. Corn mercial Apartments, HU 2-6685. 9-tfb FURNISHED APARTMENT — 3 rooms, self contained, in modern home, washing' facilities, heated by oil furnace; garden if desired, av- ailable now, suitable for one person or couple. Phone HIT 2-9634 or HU 2-9479. abfb Accommodation For Rent —4 3-ROOM APARTMENT, furnish- ed and heated, private bath, suite able for 2 or 3 girls or small family, Phone HU 2-3837. 10-p 2 BEDROOM FULLY MODERN apartment, vacant April 1. Central location, Phone HU 2-7471. 10p-tfb 2 APARTMENTS, NEWLY dec- orated, one furnished, one partly furnished, heated, private bath. Phone HU 2-3329. 10-1-p Accommodation Wanted HOUSE or large apartment, un- furnished, centrally located, wan- ted by business man. Phone HU 2-9564. 10-b Articles For Sale VICTROLA, Mahogany Cabinet, in good condition. Phone HU 2-9685. 10-b DRAIN TILE-4", $55 per M de- livered; 5", $85 delivered; 6", $110 delivered; 8", $175 delivered. Pric- es, 10", 12", 14" on request. Rydall Brick and Tile Ltd., Elginfield, ph- one BAldwin 7-4721, Lucan. 1-52p ATTENTION DAIRYMEN and Beef Producers. See Badger Silo Unloader and Auger Feeders in operation. Lowest prices on stable cleaners. Bill Armstrong, RR 3, Bayfield, phone 58r14. 8p-tfb SUCH AN IMPORTANT GIFT as a diamond should be chosen with special care. Phone for an even- ing appointment. HU 2-9525 or HU 2-7054. Anstett Jewellers. 53tfb 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. 10-p Articles For Sale ALtilVIINUM' DOORS and Win- dows. Don C. Celgehoen, RR 5, Clinton. Dial }-1U. 2-3297. 1.11b 14" TABLE MODEL ADMIRAL TV, with stand and Antenna, $65, Phone HU 2-7268. 10-b PIONEER'S SUPER "600" and Fabulous "400", Canada's lead- ing chain saw. Complete parts and service on all Pioneer saws. Robt. Glen, Pioneer Saws, Clinton, One tare°. 3-13-p TELEVISION TRADE NOW,. Bring your old TV, take your new one away, Choose from RCA, Victor, Admiral, Electrohome T. A, DUTTON APPLIANCES, Briice- field, phone .HU 2-3232. Open evenings till 9 pen. 1-tfb MODERN USED HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS Refrigerators, Stoves, Space Hea- ters. Electric and Oil Heating, Gas Stoves. Gas Heaters, Repairs CHUTER ELECTRIC HU 2-3324 Victoria Ste Clinton Evenings and Saturdays Up To $150 Allowance For. Your Old TV on the New 1960 23" Admiral Wide-angle TV Call us at HU 2-3232 T. A. Dutton Appliances BRUCEFIELD Open evenings until 9 p.m. 10-tfb Automobiles For Sale 1954 FORD CUSTOMLINE, aut- omatic. Apply J & T Murphy Ltd„ Clinton, 10-b Custom Work FOR YOUR PLUMBING AND HEATING needs, call HU 2-9433, Hawkins Hardware. 2-tfb WELDING AND REPAIRS, met- al fabrication. John Hamilton, 293 Albert Street. 6p-tfb DIAMONDS CLEANED and checked free of charge. Anstett Jewellers, Clinton. 46-tfb NEED A PAINTER ? We paint inside or out, reasonable rates, For more information ask for John at HU 2-7472. 10-1-b TED RYDER'S TV Sales and Ser- vice, Your Dumont-Zenith Dealer. We service all makes of TV and radios. 54 Mill Street, HU 2-9320. 4 to 15-p MOTORS and PORTABLE Power Tools Rewound and Repaired. Parts for all popular 'makes. New motors available on short notice. Art Levett, 139 Erie Street. Phone HU 2-6640. 49tfb Septic Tanks Cleaned MODERN EQUIPMENT USED. All work guaranteed. Quick ser- vice. Write or phone Louis Blake, RR 2, Brussels, phone 42 r 6, Brus- sels, 7-26-p Clothing 'for Sale IRISH LINEN TEA TOWELS., reg. 69c, 2 Mr $1; Cannon face towels, 4 for $1; Cannon bath towels, 2 for $1; substandard flannelette blankets, $4.50 a pair. Open evenings. Bayfield Woollen Shop. 10,4) Employment Wanted MARRIED WOMAN WOULD like to care for children while mother works. Phone HU 2-7257. 10-b' Fruit For Sale SPRAYED APPLES FOR SALE: Spy, King, Russet, Talman Sweet, Greening; Snow, Delicious, etc. Ph- one HU 2-3214. Free delivery in town or RCAF houset. Fred Mel Clymont and Sons, one mile south of Varna. 4-tfb Help Wanted EARN EXTRA MONEY Selling Chicks in your district for old established hatchery with a fran- chise for One of the best selling layers in America. Farmers' poultrymen and dealers calling On farmers and poultrymen are mak- ing good money. Our own sales- man available to help you eloee sales, For full details write Box No. 91, Clinton News-Record. 9-10-b Hay For Sale 500 BALES OF CHOICE mixed hay. Apply to George. Wright. Telephone HUnter 2-9e26, 10-b Help Warite4 CleeeeMale EXPERIENCED " MAN FO arm Work, no stock, good wages, John .Alexander, Hensali, .phone 682 r 13. 10-b WANTED: Reliable man as Deal- er in several large Townships in Huron County, Experience not necessary, A fine opportunity to step into old profitable business where Rawleigh Products have been sold for years. profits, Products furnished on credit, Write Rawleigh's, Dept, C-.1e9-163, 4005 Richelieu, Montreal, 10-b -Help Wanted —Female RESPONSIBLE WOMAN, 21 years or over, experienced with children, general housework, st- eady employment, living in, prefer- red. Phone HU 2-7054, 55 Mill St. 5-tfb Livestock For Sale IF NEEDING ANY DAIRY cows or heifers, give us a call, Have on hand some close springers, all cows sold to satisfy. E. A. Town- ehend, phone HU 2-9107 or HU 2- 3357. 10-1-2-3b Livestock Wanted OLD HORSES WANTED at 3eec lb., and dead cattle at value. If dead, phone at once, GILBERT BROS. MINK RANCH, phone col- lect, Goderich JA 4.7092 er JA 4- 7022. tfb ATTENTION FARMERS! $5.00 paid for sick, down and disabled cows and horses, according to size and condition, All dead stock picked up free of charge. Call col- lect Ed, Andrews, 851r11, Seaforth, Associated with Darling and Co. of Canada Ltd. 39p-tfb ACHESON'S DEAD STOCK Ser- vice. Highest cash prices paid for dead, old, sick, or disabled horses and cattle. Old horses at 5c ,a lb. For the fastest and prop- er removal of all animals, day or night, use our automatic exchange, at no cost to you. Call long dist- ance and ask for Atwood Zenith 34900 (no toll charge), or Norman Knapp, Blyth 21r12. 44tfb Dead Stock Services HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR SICK, DOWN or DISABLED COWS and HORSES. also Dead Cows and Horses At Cash Value Old Horses --- 4c per pound Phone Collect 133 — BRUSSELS BRUCE MARLATT 24 HOUR SERVICE Miscellaneous RENT A IVIcCULLOUCH CHAIN Saw by the day or week. Apply at WELLS Auto Electric, Clinton, phone HU 2-3851. 49-tfb FILTER QUEEN Sales and Serv- ice, Repairs to all makes of va- mum cleaners, Reconditioned cl- eaners for sale. Bob Peck, Varna, phone Hensel'. 696r2. 3-13p WATCH REPAIR IS A JOB FOR experts. Our work assures your satisfaction. Counter's Jewellery. Huron County's Oldest Established Jewellery Store. 10-p LET US REPAIR AND MAKE your rings and jewellery like new. Diamond rings renewed and stones safely secured — don't take chan- ces. Expert work dime reasonably to your satisfaction. Watch re- pairs' and Pearl restringing. W. N. Counter. 10-p WATERLOO CATTLE BREEDING ASSOCIATION ."Where Better Bulls Are Med" ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION SERVICE FOR ALL BREEDS OF CATTLE Farmer Owned and Controlled Call us between: 7.e0 and 10.00 Lire Week Days and 6,00 and 8.00 p.m, Saturday Evenings at Clinton HU 2.3441 48-tfb Personal MDI., OLD? WANT TO FEET, YOUNGER? Thousands of Mee, women past 40 pep up CItiielt with help of OSti'eX Tonic Tabiata, Make 3-day test, Only 606 At all drug- gists, 10412-b Fireside Forum Considers Need For Safety Council (By Mrs. Myrtle Babcock) Mr. and Mrs, Robert Jamieson were hosts for the Fireside Farm Forum on Monday night, and 18 adults discussed the topic "Safety on Canadian Farms", During 1959 a survey of all ac- cidents on Ontario farms were re- corded and filed. Discussing these records the forum thought that in- dividuals -themselves were the main persons to help with these hazards. The schools send out papers on fire prevention every year. Children take these home to fill them out. If a contest in school could create more interest by having children go on a tour of their own premises, and taking note of all hazards, each farmer would be surpised at the hazards on his own farm. 4-H Clubs could have all mem- bees take this farm survey tour and record their findings, The forum does not think a national safety council could be of help, but a farm safety week would be a great belp. Progressive euchre was played. Prizes were won by: high, Mrs. Myrtle Babcock, Mrs. Alice Bu- chanan; lone hands, Mrs. Ora Ri- ley, Mrs. Delores Hewett; consola- tion. Mrs. Babel Riley, Mrs. Oliver Anderson, Next Monday Mrs. Harvey Taylor will be hostess for the Fireside Forum. 0 Dalevista Farms Has Canadian Champion In Guernsey Bull "Dalevista Brigadier's Sparkler" bred, owned and exhibited by Wil- liam Dale, RR 1, Clinton, has won the "All Canadian" award for bull calves topping the class of five senior and junior bulls which were nominated for the competition from all over Canada, The calf was first junior bull calf at the Royal Winter Fair in 1959. Results of the competition also showed "Far Hills Flame's Hest- er", from the same farm receiving honourable mention in the aged cow classes. Bill Dale, former Warden of Huron, has been breeding Guern- seys just four years and his suc- cess in that short period of time indicates what can be accomplish- ed with Guernseys by new breed- ers, His entries from Dalevista Farms have been consistent win- ners. dr.......1mnimomomoommoormamomkprommsommoom•0444.41.4., DEATHS COWAN—In Clinton Public Hos- pital,' on Thursday, March 3, Marian Woodhouse, beloved wife of the late William H. Cowan, in her 84,th year. Service from the Ball and Mutch funeral home, High Street, Clinton, to Clinton Cemetery, by the Rev. D. J. Lane, on Saturday, Mar. 5. DALE—In Scott Memorial Hospi- tal, Seaforth, on Tuesday, Mar- ch 8, 1960, Mary Dodds, wife of C. J. Dale, Hullett Township, dear mother of Thelma (Mrs. Bromley) , Vern, Arnold a n d William. Dale, in her 86th year. Funeral from the G. A. Whitney Funeral Home, Seaforth, on Thursday, March 10, at 2 p.m., to Clinton Cemetery, TERRINGTON—At Seattle, Wash- "ington, on Wednesday, March 2, 1960, Ettie Terrington, beloved sister of Mrs. Rhoda Reid, Clin- ton, in her 76th year. Service from the Ball and Mutch fun- eral home, 153 High Street, Clin- ton, Thuesday afterneon, March 10, commencing at 2 o'clock. Temporary entombment will fol- io win Clinton Mausoleum. CARDS OF THANKS I wish to thank, all those men who helped to save my house from fire last week, it was greatly ap- preciated. — MRS EDITH GAL- BRAITH, 10-b THE COWAN FAMILY wishes to express sincere thanks to all neighbours and friends for kind- nesses shown during their recent bereavement. Special thanks to the doctors and nurses. 10b Mr, and Mrs. William Hamilton and family wish to extend their sincere thanks to their neighbours -and friends for the many kindnes- see and sympathy shown them during, their recent bereavement. They will long be remembered. 10-p Break-in Found At Hensall Mill; Some Cash Taken A break-in was reported at Sp- encer's Planing Mill, on Richmond Street South, Hensall early Thurs- day morning. $12 had been stolen from a cash drawer. Thieves gained entrance through a win- dow at the rear of the building. This is the third break-in at the mill within two years. In the first occurrence the safe was taken from the building, rifled and left at the rear of the building. The second time the safe was remov- ed and left lying in a snowbank in Usborne Township. This was the second break-in at Hensall recently. The White Rose gas station on highway 4 was en- tered Monday, Feb. 29, and $100 worth of cigarettes, car and flash- light batteries, etc., were stolen. Thieves in this robbery were ap- prehended. Investigating the mill robbery were Chief of Police E. R. Davis, Hensall, and OPP Con- stable Cecil Gibbons, Exeter. ..if NICE HOME FOR RENT All Conveniences, oil heated, furnished or unfurnished. See it now, on Highway 8 between Clinton and Seaforth. Phone HU 2-9882, dr to Jonathan HughII on the property. 10-tfb 8-tfb