Clinton News Record, 1954-03-18, Page 7THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1954
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ACCOMMODATION'for RENT
, FURNISHED OR UNFURNISH-
-ed apartment with private bath.
A.vailable first week in April.
:Phone Clinton 641. 11-b
:SEX -ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT,
, In Clinton; three-piece bath; hot
water on tap. , Apply to Box No.
71, Clinton, News -Record.
11-b
Accommodation Wanted
a YOUNG COUPLE 'DESIRE TWO
furnished rooms. Box 70, Clinton
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•-.AIR FORCE COUPLE REQUIRE
• One or two furnished rooms, ima
mediately. Box 68, Clinton News -
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AIRMAN AND WIFE REQUIRE
furnished apartment by end of
March. Urgently needed. Box 69,
• Clinton News -Record. 11-p
UNFURNISHED — THREE OR
four room apartment for family
• with one child. Contact Mr. Mis-
kelly, phone RCAF Station Clin-
-ton, local 322, 11-b
ARTICLES FOR SALE
USED ELECTROLUX CLEAN-
.• ers for sale, fully reconditioned.
APPlY E. E. Ruttan, Electrolux
•dealer, Box 511, Winghtun, phone
654-J-21.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
HaTSINESS OPPORTUNITIES —
basiness trades listed: restaurants,
,gas stations, tourist camps, groc-
ery stores; one Main St. build-
ing. L. G. Winter, Real Estate;
Phone 448, 14-tfb
BABY CHICKS
YOU CAN SAVE MONEY ON
, your March ]lig-4 Chicks by con-
tacting agent here for weekly
specials. Dayolds, started; pul-
lets, cockerels. Variety breeds,
crosses. Your March chicks should
be extra good. Canadian Approv-
al, plus our own complete breed-
ing program of 25 years, You
- can't go wrong with Big -4, Agent
'is Chas. Scott, Auburn, phone
Br.kath 43 r 23.
BOARD AND ROOM
.ACCOIVIMODAITON for Roomers
or boarders, gentlemen preferred.
'Phone Clinton 163R, 1041-b
WANTED — GIRL OR WOMAN
to room, kitchen privileges. Phone
Clinton 310W, after 8 p.m.
11-p
EMPLOYMENT WANTED
YOUNG DUTCH GIRL would like
housework by the day in Clinton,
.Phone Goderich 933 r 34. 11-p
FARM MACHINERY
•TWO COAL BURNING Brooders,
in first class condition. About
. half price. F. W. Andrews, phone
'Clinton 88. 10-tfb
FARMS .FOR SALE
"IcibE LIST OF FARMS FOR
.male. L. G 'Winter, Real Estate,
Plione Clinton 448. 33-tfb
150 ACRE GRASS FARM FOR
:sale. Abundance of shade and
water, Located north of Clinton.
Write to Box 67, Clinton News -
Record, 11-p
2S41 ACRES OF LAND„eight-roorn
'hciuse, bank barn, on Highway 8
'between Clinton and Goderich, one
:infIe from Holmesville, with or
witileUt stoek and implements.
Apply Clarence Sturdy, prop., RR.
Clinton, Phone Clinton 901r13.
49-tfb
Furniture Re -Finishing
'IPOR. FURNITURE, PIANO AND
:Matocabinet, refinishing and re -
'pairing, apply W. G. Pickett,
!phone Clinton 761M.
8-9-10-11-p
FURNITURE FOR SALE
' TWO - PIECE CHESTERFIELD
:Mite, priced for quick sale. Phone
'57W. 11-11
KI'TCHEN CUPBOARD; also
rocking chair, clothes rack. Mrs.
J. E. johnston, phone Clinton
'BMW. 11-p
HAY FOR SALE
Prnsp OR SECOND CUT, baled
:clover hay; also limited amount
of baled straw. Apply eiturraY
Forbes, phone Clinton 904r31.
9 -tib
HELP WANTED FEMALE
'GIRL WANTED for secretarial
work. Phone Canada Packers
Limited, Clinton 580. 11-b
WOMAN • NEEDED, for general
leek), 48 hours per week, $25 plus
'board. Comanercial Rotel, Clin-
4tani 3.1-b
HELP WANTED—MALE
WANial.> -- CONTRACT Painter
to paint barn, louse and double
car garage, by spray method. For
contract ' Phondi Clinton 629r41.
KEY AND LOCK SERVICE
.0 Key Duplicating while
while you wait. '
• Locks without keys "re-
set and cleaned:
-- Bring us your lock problems —
BALL and MUTCH
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
18 PIGS, NINE YORK and NINE
Tam, seven weeks old. Apply
James East, R.R. 4, Clinton, phone
807r6. 11-p
PUREBRED JERSEYS, register-
ed, accredited and vaccinated, to
freshen in April. Apply Gordon
Rathwell, phone Clinton 908r4.
• 11-p
HOLSTEIN COW, Oa years old;
Holstein heifer, both artificially
bred of a purebred Holstein bull;
also a Holstein bull calf. W.
Rustenburg, R.R. 1, Clinton.
11-p
FOUR HEREFORD HEIFERS —
freshening end of March; 2 Here-
ford heifers, 7 months old, Their
dams are from several generations
of registered Hereford bloodlines,
sired from a Delzento bull of the
Rodanz breeding. Phone 46r3
Bayfield. 11-b
LOST AND FOUND
LOST —Short -haired Brown bog,
about seven months old, since
Saturday. Answers to the name
of "Taffy". Anyone knowing of
her, please phone Clinton 424.
• 11-b
LIVESTOCK WANTED
WANTED. OLD HORSES AND
dead cattle. Gilbert Bros. Mink
Ranch, Goderich. Phone collect,
936r32, or 936r21. 9-ptfb
DEAD, DISABLED HORSES OR
cows removed free of charge. For
prompt and efficient service phone
"Stones" collect Ingersoll 21, Sea
forth 655r2 or Goderich 936r21.
MISCELLANEOUS
CRESS CORN SALVE for sure
relief. Druggists sell Cress Bunion
Salve—wear stylish shoes soon.
11-b
ELECTRIC MOTORS—one 1 h.p.
and one Yh.p. Also hemlock,
elm and hard maple logs, Bruce
Cann, R.R. 5, Clinton, phone Clin-
ton 631 r 32. 11-p
VULCANIZING — Tractor, Truck
and Car Tires. Fluid inflation
service. Pick-up and delivery ser-
vice. Al Linfield's Tire and Sport
Shop, phone Goderich 535.
BUSH WANTED—We are in the
market for good hardwood timber.
We pay cash when transaction
closed. Also buying logs. James
T. Craig & Son, Auburn, phone
Blyth 43 r 24. 10-1-2-p
McCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS —
complete parts, trained service.
Authorized dealer . . . McCulloch
Saw Sales, 377 Huron St., Strat-
ford, Ont. Phone Stratford 10615.
3-tfb
FARMERS! If in need of exper-
ienced farm help, call us. Single
and married men available. If you
have farms for rent or for sale,
let us know. Call Corn. Buruma,
R.R. 4, Clinton. Phone Clinton
807r21. 8 to 13-b
PIANO TUNING
YbUR PIANO carefully tuned.
Just call G. W. Cox at Clinton
6955. 43-tfb
PIANOS FOR SALE
UPRIGHT WOR1VIWORTH Piano
in fair condition. Phone Clinton
618r3, 11-b
HE/NTZMAN GRAND PIANO,
walnut case: Known to be at least
60 years old, but in much too fine
condition for scrap or the County
lVfuseurn. Phone Hensall 686 r 23.
10-11-b
UPRIGHT PIANO; 4 lap. Gen-
eral 'Electric motor; metal baby
bath, All in excellent condition.
Phone Seaforth 265.
10 -1I -b
SALESMEN WANTED
AN HOUR GIVEN TO MY agency
pays more than an hour to any
other occupation says Mr. P.
If interested in door -to -door -sell-
ing, in a business of your own, join
now a 25 -year-old Canadian firm
with 1,000 dealers. Catalogues for
all customers available and pro-
mote your sales between calls.
Openings in your surroundings.
Write for free information to
FAIVIILEX, 1600 Delorimier, Dept.
A. Montreal. 11-b
SEED FOR SALE
SEED CORN, GENUINE Pfister
Hybrids. Milford Durst, RR 2,
Clinton or Phone Carlow 1112.
11-12-p
ALFALFA SEED — theroughly
cleaned at Jones and MacNaugh-
ton Seeds. Get our price. William
J. Clark, phone Hensall 687 r 12.
11-12-p
500 BUSHELS BEAVER OATS,
with small percentage of barley,
$1.10 per bushel. Milton Pollock,
R.R. 1, Varna. Phone Hensel'
687 r 31. 11-12-6
TENDERS WANTEp
'renders will lie received until
- March 31st, to supply
and deliver
Twenty (20) Cords of 12 -inch
Body Hard Wood
to
Tuckersmith School Area,
W. P. ROBERTS, Secretary,
R. No. 3, Seaforth
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BIRTHS
ARMSTRONG—In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Friday, march 12,
1954, to Mr. and Mrs. William
Armstrong (nee Maude Mac -
Math), R.R. 3, Bayfield, a dau-
ghter (Mary Winnifred).
GARNEAU, In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Wednesday, March
17, 1954, to Mr. and Mrs. Andre
Garneau, Clinton, a daughter.
GORTER—In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Thursday, March 11,
1954, to Mr. and Mrs. Stein
Gorter, Herisall, a son.
KECHNIE — In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Monday, March 15,
1954,. to Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Keehnie, Bright's Grove, Selena,
a daughter.
RIEBL—In Clinton Public Hospi-
tal, on Monday, March 15, 1954,
to Mr, and Mrs. William Riehl,
Blyth, a daughter.
TURNER—In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Tuesday, March 16,
1954, to Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Turner, Clinton, a daughter.
_MARRIAGES
MARKS -HARVEY -- In Christ
Church Cathedral, Vancouver,
B C, on Saturday, February 13,
1954, by Dean Northcote Burke,
Marcia Carol, daughter of Mrs.
Harvey and the late H. W, Har-
vey, and Ross Gordon Marks,
son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Gordon
Marks.
1954
is our 20th Year
of continuous 'improve-
ment in service and
facilities.
Feuitte' Intent(
Now
STOVES FOR SALE
BEATTY OIL BURNER and pipes
nearly new, $50; 4 -burner electric
range. Apply. 29 Regina Road,
RCAF Station Clinton.
TUDHOPE TWO -BURNER Rang-
ette with oven control and utility
drawer, in excellent condition.
Price $35. T. A. Dutton, Bruce
field, phone Clinton 634r 4.
11-b
COLEMAN SPACE HEATER,
50,000 BTU's Beach Oil Range,
with oven. Both four months old,
new condition. Will deliver and
instal: Apply 28 Edmonton Road,
Adastral Park, RCAF Station
Clinton. 9-tfb
TRUCK FOR SALE
1951 F.ARGO 3/2 TON EXPRESS.
Irvine Tebbutt, phone Clinton
902 r 6. 11-12-p
TEACHERS WANTED
PROTESTANT TEA CHER for
USS No. 12, Hullett and Gode-
rich Township, four miles north of
Clinton on County Road. School
automatic oil heated, modern and
fully equipped. Duties to com-
mence in September. Apply stat-
ing qualifications and salary ex-
pected to Secretary -Treasurer,
Charles Merrill, Clinton, R.R. 1.
LEGAL NOTICES
TAKE NOTICE that pursuant
to the Change of Name Act, R.S.0,
1950, Chapter 47, Joseph Rusnak,
otherwise known as Joe Rusnak, a
Leading Air Craftsman of the
Royal Canadian Air Force, pres-
ently stationed at the Clinton
Radar & Communications School,
will apply to His Honour, Judge
Thomas Moore Costello, at the
Temporary Court House, in the
Town of Goderich in the Comity
of Huron, on Friday, the 9th day
of April, AD, 1954, at 9.30 o'clock
in the forenoon, for an Order
changing his name to Joseph Allan
Cano.
DATED at Clinton, Ontario,. this.
15th day of March, A.D. 1954,
F. FINGLAND, Q.C.,
Clinton, Ontario,
Solieitor for the Applicant.
11-2-3-b
FOR SALE
lira Storey Six -Room Dwelling;
modern conveniences; located
near schools; price: $5,500.
Storey Six -Room Dwelling;
Price: $3,200.
1.1h Storey Five -Room Dwelling;
new; modern conveniences;
immediate possession.
1 Storey Four -Room I:Welling;
new; modern conveniences;
early possession.
1 Storey Four -Room DvveRing;
bath; good building lot adjac-
ent l near new school. Price:
$2300 with terms.
110 Acre Farm; good buildings;
Hydro; good location; early
possession.
1)/2 Storey 8 -Room DwelMng;
two electric fire places; den,
hardwood floors; modern eon-
verifences; hot water heating
with oil; double garage; ideal
location.
1.1h Storey New Dwelling; living
room; diningroom; den; sun -
porch; modern kitchen; two
bedrooms and bath down; two
bedrooms up; hardwood floors;
modern conveniences. One
block from Post Office.
IL C. Lawson
REALTOR
Bank of Montreal Building
Phone 25IW -- Clinton
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DEATHS
,
BOLTON — In Clinton, after a
lengthy illness, early Friday
morning, March 12, 1954, Maude
Marion Bolton, beloved wife of
the late Thomas C. Bolton
(Davey), in her 80th year, Lov-
ed mother of Mrs. A. G. Clarke
(Vera), Mrs. John Ostrom (Nor-
ma), Clinton, Ontario, Mrs. Ross
A. Perigoe (Myrtle), Roy E,
Davey and dear sister of Mrs. T,
A. Hopkins (Mabel), Toronto.
Service in the chapel at the
Turner 4 Porter funeral home,
436 Roncesvalles at Howard
Park Avenue, Toronto, on Tues-
day afternoon; March 16. Inter-
ment in Park Lawn Cemetery.
CUDMORE—In "Clinton, on Mon-
day, March 15, 1954, John Al-
bert Cudmore, beloved husband
of Emma Jane Bromley, in his
75th year. Funeral service from
Ball and Mutch funeral home on
Thursday afternoon, March 18.
Interment in Clinton Cemetery.
FREEMAN—In her home on Con-
cession 2, Hullett Township, on
Thursday night, March 11, 1954,
Euphemia Bruce, beloved wife
of John Freeman, in her 70th
year. Funeral from the Ball
and Mutch funeral home, High
Street, Clinton, to Clinton Cem-
etery, on Monday afternoon,
' match 15.
McGREGOR—In Clinton. on Tues-
day, March 16, 1954, Maud Mc-
Gregor, beloved sister of Her-
bert McGregor, in her 79th year,
Funeral service will be held on
Friday afternoon, March 19
from Ball and Mutch funeral
home. Interment in Bayfield
Cemetery. ,
WRIGHT—At ,the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Wilfred Pen -
found, Goderich Township, on
Friday, March 12, 1954, Lucy
Ball, widow of the late David
Wright, in her 77th year. Fun-
eral from the Ball and Mutch
funeral home, High Street, Clin-
ton, to Ball's Cemetery, on Mon-
day afternoon, March 15.
WOMEN!S INSTITUTE .CHANGE
NEXT MEETING DATE
TO TUESDAY, MARCH 30
The Clinten Women's Institute
will meet in the agricultural of-
fice board room on Tuesday,
March 30 at two o'clock, Please
note the change of date of meet-
ing. Because of the work shop
sponsored by the WI being held at
the present time it was thought
wise to meet on Tuesday, March
30. The election of officers will
be held at this meeting and a full
attendance is requested. The pro-
gram conveners will be Mrs. Fred
Miller and Mrs. Fred Reid, Mrs,
William Wise will give current
events. Roll call will be the pay-
ment of fees.
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Machinery and House-
hold Effects: at Lot 14, Con, 9,
1 mile south and 3 miles east of
Londesboro, on
Monday March 29
at 1 pm
Six ft. cut Dearbourn combine,
motor driven, cut only 170 acres;
Ford Ferguson tractor, on rubber,
in good condition; 13 -tooth Ferg-
uson cultivator (like new); Fer-
uson plow, two 10" bottoms (like
new); 8 ft. fertilizer spreader; 13 -
run disc Massey Harris drill; rub-
ber tired farm wagon; Massey
Harris hay loader; Big 4 McCor-
mick mower, 6 ft. cut; 10 ft Mas-
sey Harris durne rake; 7 ft. Deer-
ing binder; Clinton fanning mill
with flat pulley; single furrow
walking plow; 16 ft sliding hay
rack; root pulper; pump jack;
2 lap, gas motor; steel stock
trough; manure sleigh; hay car
with ropes and pulleys; set double
harness; horse collars; wheel bar-
row; crosscut saw, forks, shovels,
barrels; 700 bus. Clinton oats, suit-
able for seed; 3 mows mixed hay.
Household Effects — Colonial
player piano; dining room table,
6 chairs; 6 kitchen chairs; baking
cabinet; 2 sideboards; small
tables; Edison Victrola with 300
records; cupboard; 2 dressers; 3
beds with springs; antique settee
with 2 chairs an cherry; chest of
drawers; pictures; sewing mach-
ine; meat grinder; sausage mach-
ine with lard press; 50 sap pails;
sap pan and spiles; wood heater;
fruit jars and other household
articles too numerous to mention.
TERMS—CASH
William and George Fairseavie,e,
Proprietors
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer
George Powell, Clerk
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ROXY THEATRE
'CLINTON
Now Playing—Mar. 18-20
"A Slight Case of Larceny"
Mickey Itoonesytar—rinEgddie Bracken
Mon. Tues. Wed., Mar. 22..24
TYRONE PI PER
POWER LAURIE
GAMBLER"
-- Color ---
Thurs., Fri., Sot., Mar. 25-27
RICHARD DON
WDMARK TAYLOR
"DESTINATION
PARK THEATRE
GODERICH—Phone 1150
Now: In Technicolor
"The LAWLESS BREED"
Rock Hudson'and Julia Adams
MON., TUES., WED.
Adult Entertainment
BETTE DAVIS - Sterling Hayden
and Natelle Wood
With a superb supporting at in
the story of a passe movie star
who tries a comeback but yields
to a sentimental influence.
"The STAR"
THURS., FRI., SAT.
Stephen McNally — Julia Adams
and }high Marlowe
Take us to Arizona for a Techni-
color Super -Western story: in
which the Sheriff saves an Apache
chief and wins the rancher's
daughter.
"The Stand at
Apache River"
Coming: Esther Williams Coming: In Color!
"DANGEROUS WHEN WET" "Take the High Ground"
CAPITAL THEATRE
GODERICH — Phone 47
NOW: Edward G. Robinson and
Vera Ellen in
"BIG LEAGUER" "
A Baseball Yarn
MON., TUES., WED.
Adult Entertainnient
Cleo Moore — Hugo Hass
and Ken Carlton
Hollywood's newest sensation Clee
Moore in her first screen appear-
ance, a dramatic exposition of
disloyalty.
Thy Neighbor's
Wife"
THURS., FRL, SAT.
' Dennis Day — Gloria DeHaven
and June Haver
In Technicolor: a bright and
breezy musical comedy with
toe -tapping tunes and rib -
busting comedy.
"I'LL GET BY"
Coining: Jaime Cagney and
Barbara Hale In
"A Lion is in the Streets"
In Memoriam
BROCK — In loving memory of
Mrs. Charlotte Brock, who passed
away March 21, 1953:
"Her memory is a keepsake
With which we will never part
Though God has her in his keep-
ing
We still have her in our hearts."
--Ever remembered by daughter
and family. 11-b
HUNKING—In loving memory of
a dear father and grandfather,
who passed away March 16, 1953:
"One year has passed since that
sad day,
When one we loved was called
away.
His weary hours and days of
• Pain,
His troubled nights are past.
God took him home—it was his
will,
Within our hearts he liveth still."
—Ever remembered by daughter
Hazel; son-in-law, Harold and
grandchildren Dorothy Thomas,
Kenneth and Edward Barnes,
Toronto 18. 11-b
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Stock, Machinery and
Household Effects at Lot 10, Con-
cession 3, Tuchersmitb TownsIdia
11.R.S., first farm south of Eg-
mondville, on
Tuesday, March 23
at 1 p.m., as follows:
HORSES: Matched tearri of Per-
cheron mares (middle aged).
CATILE: 8 Durham cows due
in April and May; brown Swiss
cow due in May; 4 steers rising
2 yrs. old; 7 heifers rising 2 yrs.
old; 12 Durham heifers and steers,
1 year old;
PIGS: Purebred English York
hog, bred by Kemscott farm, Mil-
ton; purebred English York hog,
8 months old; 2 purebred English
Yerk sows, bred 2 months; 8 York
sows, bred; 6' young York sows,
bred; 10 York chunks.
Set breeching harness and horse
collars.
MACHINERY: Model S Case
tractor, fully equipped (like new);
International 2 -furrow plow (like
new) ; Case tractor disc (like new);
Case manure spreader (new);
Case 7 ft. mower (new); Case 10
It. packer (new); International
side rake; 10 ft. Massey Harris
dump rake; International drop -
head hay loader; horse mower;
horse Bissel disc; 9 ft. steel land
roller; 15 -drum double disc fertil-
izer; International power drill
with markers, used one season;
4 -section dialnond harrows; small
cutting box; scuffler; 2,000 lb,
Renfrew scales; fanning mill with
pulley; 30 bags of cement; Surge
milking machine (2 units, like
new); farm wagon; 16 ft. hay
rack; wagon box; steel rubber tir-
ed wagon;
HAY and GRAIN: 20 ton mixed
hay; 150 bus. of wheat; some mix-
ed grain.
Poultry Equipment: 3 chicken
shelters; Royal brooder stove;
chicken hoppers and troughs.
Household Effects: Radio; kit-
chen cabinet and other articles.
Terms Cash. No reserve, farm
sold.
: A. C: LEVEY, Proprietor
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer
E. P. Chesney, Clerk
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SALE BY TENDER
TAKE NOTICE that the Corporation of the Town of
Clinton will offer for sale by tender the foRowing building
and lots, formerly known as the Clinton Public School Prop-
erty, in four parcels:
(a) building (to be removed)
(b) 'buildingsand lots 168 and 169 .
(c) building and lot; 168 and 169;•142, 143
• and south 106 , ft. of lot 144
(d).lots 142, 143 and south 106 ftof lot 144
individually or in a group. • •
Tenders will be received by the Undersigned on or
-before the, 5th day of April, 1954, at 12 o'clock. All tenders
must be in writing. Highest or any tender not necessarily
accepted,
Clinton, Ontario
March 1/ 3.954.
L. IL HOLLAND,
'Clerk, Town of Clinton
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Clinton Community
Farmers
AUCTION SALES
EVERY FRIDAY
AT 2 P.M.
TERMS CASH
J. COREY, Sales Manager
E. W. ELLIOTT, Auctioneer
K. W. COLQUHOUN, Clerk
Cards of Thanks
I would like to thank all those
who sent me cards, gifts and Rav-
ers while I was a patient in Clin-
ton Public Hospital. Also thanks
to the nurses, staff, Dr. Oakes,
Dr. Newland, Dr. Addison.—MRS.
LLOYD BUTLER. 11-b
I wish to thank Dr. Addison,
Dr. Newland, Miss Sinclair and all
the nurses, those who sent flowers
and treats, also the WA Wesley -
Willis Church and any who assist-
ed in any way while my wife Mary
Belle Cantelon was a patient in
Clinton Public Hospital — R. 5.
CANTELON. 11-b
I wish to take this opportunity
to express my sincere thanks to
all my friends and relatives who
so kindly remembered me with
cards, letters, treats, flowers and
visits while a patient in Victoria
Hospital, London. Special thanks
to Rev. J. B. Fox and Arnold
Circle members, Archdeacon W.
A. Townshend and Chalmers
Presbyterian Church, London, the
nursing staff of Victoria Hospital
and Dr. A. E. Mowry. — MRS.
ISOBEL TROYER. 11-b
I would like to thank all those
who sent me cards, flowers, fruit
and candy, while I was a patient
in Clinton Public Hospital. —
DIANNE WEBBER. 11-p
I would like to thank all those
for acts of kindness shown me
during my recent stay in Clinton
Public Hospital. Special thanks
to Dr. Oakes, Dr. Addison, Dr.
Thompson and the nurses.—GEO.
A. BAILEY. 11-b
SAVE SUM
The Credit Union Way
—for posiible sickness and
medical expense
—for vacations
—for better education for
the children
—for insurance and taxes
—For Christmas down at
the bottom of the cal-
endar.
Life Insurance with savings
(automatically) tit hO
cost to you.
Clinton Community
Credit Union Limited
W. V. ROY—Treas.-Manager
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r
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tirne for Easter.
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