Clinton News Record, 1955-07-14, Page 5For Sale By Tender.
SEALED TENDERS will be received until 7 p.m.,
D.S.T., Monday, July 25, 1955, for the Property' on
Ontario Street, known as the Wesley -Willis Church
Manse, Lot No. 159,
Tenders Should be Addressed to William R. Hearn,
Recording Steward, Box 306, Clinton, Ontario.
For appointment to view property, contact Rev.
H. C. Wilson, Phone 101, Clinton, .
The highest or any tender not necessarily;, accepted
R. N. IRWIN, Chairman Building- .Committee, ,
Wesley -Willis United Church, Clinton, Ont.
RURSDAY, JULY ,14, 1955
INION NEWS -RECORD
PAGE FIV'A
CLASSIFIED RATES
CASH RATE - (Ifn paid by
Wednesday following date of in
;sartion)-Two cents a word first
hisertion (minimum 50 cents) ;
subsequent insertions 1s' .cents a
word-(minimilrf 35 cents); 15
cents extra for box number or
for direction to NEWS -RECORD
Office.
IP' CHARGED -15 cents extra.
DEADLINE -12 noon, Wednes-
day.
,ACCOMMODATION for RENT
SMALL APARTMENT, oil heat
ed, ' Phone Seaforth 583W after
6 p.m. 27-8-b
TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT,
available after July 15. Phone
Clinton 376W. 27-8-h.
FOUR R O O M APARTMENT,.
share bath, ' close to downtown.
Phone Clinton 751W2. 28-b
TWO APARTMENTS, both self-
eonkained. One recently complet-
ely redecorated. Contact O. Swit-
zer, .phone Clinton 397. 27tfb
SIX ROOM, MODERN HOUSE,
in Varna. Immediate possession.
11, L. Stephenson, RR 1, Clinton,
phone Clinton 802r23, 28-p
THREE ROOM APARTMENT,
furnished -or unfurnished; available
immediately. Phone Clinton 528 P
FARM PRODUCE FOR SALE
MIXEDGRAIN FOR SALE. $45
a ton at the barn. Carman Teb-
butt, RR 2, Clinton, phone Clinton
28-p
727W3.
MIXED GRAIN, AT THE BARN
or delivered to, the mill. R. E.
Thompson, RR 2, Clinton, phone
e
Clinton 75133. -
FARMS FOR SALE
NICE LIST OF FARMS FOR
sale. L. G. Winter. Real Estate.
Phone Clinton' 448. Low down
payments. 33-tfb
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A
good ;farm in Huron County, con-
tact John Bosveld, Real Estate
Broker, 40 Wellesley Street, God-
erich, phone Goderich 1108.
25-tfb
Furniture Re -Finishing
FOR FURNITURE, PIANO AND
radio' cabinet, refinishing an re-
pairing, apply W. G.
kett,
phone Clinton 761M. 18b-tfb
"THREE BEDROOM COTTAGE,
-all conveniences; close to lake and
river. Apply at Hodgins' cottage,
-Bayfield, Saturday or Sunday.
TWO FOUR ROOM FURNISHED
.apartments, with bathroom, in a
eotmtrY farm house, available
now., Phone Clinton 630r16.
26-7-8-b
'THREE LAKEFRONT Cottages,
inside conveniences. Apply Bert
Conley, Lane O'Pines, three miles
north of Bayfield. 27-8-9-b
THREE ROOM UNFURNISHED
apartment,- modern conveniences.
Available immediately. Mile and
a half from Clinton. Phone Clin-
ton8b722W3.
•
SMALL APARTMENT in Hensall,
unfurnished, available now. Priv-
ate entrance. Apply: Mrs. Carl
McClinchy, phone Hensall 107J.
28-b
TWO ROOM FURNISHED apart-
ment in modern home, suitable for.
two, all conveniences including
frig. and both hard and soft water.
Phone Clinton 557 during day,
3241 evenings. 28-b
FURNISHED .APARTMENT, oil
heating, suitable for couple, el-
ectric stove and frigidaire, hot
water, use of laundry and electric
washer. Phone Goderich 826 .
HELP WANTED-Femala
GIRL FOR STEADY , WORK.
Apply Clinton Laundry and PDry
Cleaners.
Engagements .
A inounced.
Mr. and Mrs, Guy Cunningham,
Hullett• .Township, announce' the
engagement oftheir daughter,
Mary Ina Eileen, to -Lloyd Arnold
McClinchey, _son. of Mian and Mrs.
Sidney 1MIcClinchey, also of; Hullett
Township., The wedding will take
place 1n July. 28p
Mrs. Norman Holland wishes
to announce the engagement of.
BIRTHS her daughter, Margaret Anna, to
Mr. Terence John Laird, son of
Mr.•and Mrs. Eldon' Laird, RR 1,
BAKKER-In Clinton Public Hos-, Medford. The marriage will take
pita', on Friday, July 8, 1955, in Wesley -Willis ''United
to AC1 and Mrs. Richard Bak- place
ker, Clinton, a son. Church in August. ' 28x
DEWAR-In Clinton Public Hos Mr. and Mrs. John Francis
pita', on Wednesday, July 13, Trait, Toronto, announce the en -
1955, to W/02 'and Mrs. John gagement of their daughter Sarah
Dewar, 10 Quebec Road, Adast- Patricia, to .Donald Hugh Ross,
rad Park, RCAF Station Clinton, B.A., B-Paed., Oaltville son of Mrs.
a ALIS -r. Ross, 'Auburn, and the late Fred-
GREALIS-In on Su Clinton JuPly
10, 5s-
pital, Sunday, July 10, 1955, erick Ross. The marriage will
to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Grea- take place at four o'clock, August
lis, Clinton, a daughter. 6, 1955, at the Church of the
LOCiiIE-Ih Clinton Public Hos" Transfiguration, 111 Manor Road,
pital, on Saturday, July 9, 1955, East Toronto' 28x
to LAC and Mrs. George Leckie, o
Zurich, a daughter.
LOBE -In Clinton Public xospit^ ; Clinton
itonNurses'
BOOKKEEPER -stenographer, for
manufacturing plant in Clinton.
Steady employment. Box 281,
Clinton News -Record. 28-p
LIVESTOCK WANTED
WANTED. OLD HORSES AND
dead cattle. Gilbert Bros. Mink
Ranch, Goderich. Phone collect,
936r32. or 936r21. 9-ptfb
LOST and FOUND
al, on, Tuesday, July 12, 1905,
Mr. and Mrs.. William Lobb,
RR 2, Clinton, a son.
WATKINS-In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Saturday, July 9,
1955, to Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Watkins, RR 1, Londesboro, a
son, (Robert Henry).
MARRIAGES
COLLISON-ARMSTRONG - In
London, on Saturday, July 9,
1955, by Clarence -Leeson (or-
dained minister of Jehovah's
Witnesses), Edna Elizabeth,
daughter of Mr. and
M s. How-
ard Armstrong,
Ronald Adair Collison, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Collison,
Wheatley. •
EDGAR--JERVIS - In Wesley -
Willis United Church, Clinton,
by Rev. Hugh C. Wii55 n, on
Lola
Saturday, July 9,
Mabel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William E. Jervis, Clinton, to
John Hugh Edgar, son of Mrs.
Winnifred Edgar and the late
Murdie Edgar, Brussels:
rdes'
StreetEi United Church, Ex ter,
on Saturday, July 2, 1955, by
Rev. H. J. Snell, Shirley Lenore,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. B.
Taylor, Exeter, and Donald John
Mousseau, son of Mr. and Mrs.
J. Alex Mousseau, Hensall.
MUNK-MCGILL - In Wesley -
Willis United Church, Clinton,
on Saturday, July 9, 1955, by
Rev. H. C. Mary, daughterWof MrKathleen. and Mrs.
James A. McGill, Clinton, and
Soren Peter Munk, Brampton,
son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Munk,
Copenhagen, Denmark.
FOUND -LIVE HOLSTEIN cat-
tle, strayed to. Lot 3, Con. 3, Hull-
ett. Owner contact Roy Tyndall.
Phone Clinton 722W2. 28-b
'VERY NICE, FOUR ROOM, self-
-contained apartment, with built-
in cupboards, three-piece bath,
continuous hot water; near the
square in Goderich. Phone Gode-
rich 1102W. Apply 59 Hamilton
Street. 28-1?
Accommodation Wanted
:SELF-CONTAINED apar t m e n t
for couple, preferably furnished.
Ociiupancy August 1. Contact
F/L E. Stroud at 382 local 315
between 8.00- a.m. and 5 p.m.
ARTICLES FOR RENT
FOR RENT, BY THE DAY, 15
inch commercial scrubber and
floor polisher. Bartliff Bros.,
Rhone Clinton 1.
ARTICLES FOR SALE
GIRL'S BICYCLE, IN GOOD,
dition. Phone Clinton 230.
28-p
MISCELLANEOUS
RELIGIOUS GOODS - Rosaries,
prayer books, bibles, missals, cruc-
ifixes, etc. MacLaren's Studios,
Clinton and Goderich.
28-30-32-tfb
Storerforrbest values in DiamonJEWELLERY
Rings, Bluebird and Forget -me -
Not. For evening appointments
phone Clinton 230. W. N. Cou 2Ser..
WATERLOO CAI J.LE Breeding
Association. "Where Better .Bulls
Are Used." Artificial Insemination
service for all breeds of cattle.
For service or information phone
Clinton 242 collect, between 7.30
and 10.00 a.m. on week days and
7.30 and 9.30 a.m. on Sundays.
-tfb
ondition, $5.00 RANGE,
IN
oGOOD
b, two-
urner hot plates, $1.50 and $4.00.
Pnone Clinton 778J. 28-b
RCA VICTOR "DEEP IMAGE"
Television, new low prices on all
models. T. A. Dutton, Brucefied,
Ont. Phone Clinton 634r4.• 19-tfb
- NOTICE
ANYONE FOUND Trespassing on
Lots 41-51, both sides of river,
Tuckersmith Township, at ANY
TIME hereafter will be prosecuted.
By order of the owner 27-37-p.
Parry.
PV FIT FOR A "KING" - We
Rent - Move -Install. Complete
service on all makes of, rotators
sad antenna. All work fully guar-
anteed. Huron Tower Installation,
lnhone Goderich 1344M. 6tfb
PERSONAL
HAIR STYLING, COLD WAVES,
full line of cosmetics, lotions, etc.
Next to Simpson -Sears Order Of-
fice. Charles House of Beauty,
phone Clinton 529. 22tfb
BOXY THEATRE
DLIN-T'0 N
NOW-Thurs., Fri. & Sat.
"Queen of Sheba"
This picture is excellent entertain-
ment for all. the family. Produced
in Italy with an Italian cast.
Gino Ce>;vei - Lenora Ruffo
Alumni Hold
Sunday Picnic
The annual Clinton Nurses
Alumni picnic was held at the Sea -
forth Lions Park on Sunday, July
10. Twenty-five nurses and their
families attended, making alto-
gether a group of close to 80 peo-
ple.
A very pleasant time was .spent
in reminiscing, followed by a
bountiful supper, much enjoyed by
all.
Then a business session was
held. Plans were discussed for
placing a memorial in Clinton
Public Hospital to the late super-
intendent, Miss J. Grainger.
It was voted that a small dona-
tion be made toward the new
Lions pool at Seaforth.
Mrs. John McFarlane, Clinton,
was appointed president for the
coming year, and Mrs. Lorne
Hasty, RR 1, Dungannon, secre-
tary -treasurer.
MON., TUES. & WED._'
,.
"Hell's s . Is land77
_.
A. ,soldier of fortune in a single-
handed attern'pt to recover a
famulous gem. Vistavision.
John Payne - -Mary Murphy
Coming:
"THE SEEKERS"
Color
Jack Hawldns - Glynis Johns
i
77 Children Get
Certificates At
Vacation School
Clintonian Club
Picnic Held • On
Bayfield Square
DEATHS
BAKER -In Clinton, on Monday,
July 11, 1955, Frederick William
Baker, in his 84th year. Fun-
eral service in the Trinity Ang-
lican Church, Bayfield, on Thur-
sday afternoon, July 14, to
ay-
field Cemetery,
2.30 o'clock.
FIFE -At her home, 29 Riverside
Cresent, Toronto, on Tuesday,
July 12, 1955, Helen Caldwell,
dearly beloved wife of Hawley
B. (Jack)ister of
Mrs. Thomas�e(Mae) , dear sHerman,
Clinton; John and George Cald=
well, Blyth; Will Caldwell, God-
erich; Frank Caldwell, Holbein,
Sask. Resting at Yorke Bros.
Chapel 2357 Bloor St. W. (at
'Willard Ave.). Funeral service
at the chapel on Friday at 2
p.m. Interment Park Lawn
Cemetery.
STEWART-At her home in Hull-
ett Township, on Saturday, July
9, 1955, Revina West Kirk, be-
loved wife of Charles W. Stew-
art, in her 76th year. Funeral
from the Ball and Mutch fun-
eral home, 'High Street, Clinton,
to Clinton Cemetery, on Wed-
nesday afternoon, July 13.
HYETT'S REMEDIES - Eczema
remedies, Asthma remedies, and
the rest of the famous line are
available at Pennebaker's, the
I.D.A. Store, sole agent.
PROPERTY FOR SALE
SIX ROOM HOUSE, bathroom,
garage, chicken house. Two acres
of land, nicely situated on river
bank. $3,000; mortgage can be
arranged. • B. Zablocki, Londes-
boro. Phone Blyth 28r18. 28b
NINE BUILDING LOTS for sale
in Clinton, 83 feet x 117 feet. Best
location, north end Albert Street,
No. 4 Highway. Sewage and water
handy. Apply F. W. Andrews,
phone Clinton 33. - 27-8-b
BABY CHICKS
WANTED TO PURCHASE -
nets, all ages and breeds. High
prices paid. State breed and
number for sale. Box 251, Clin-
on News -Record. 25 to 32h
TCHING EGGS WANTED by
ne of Canada's largest and old-
st established hatcheries. Eggs
en every week in the year.
premium paid. For full de-
tails write Box 280, Clinton News-
ecord. '28-35-b'
BOARD AND ROOM
BARD AND ROOM FOR gentle
an. Phone Clinton 261M, 28-b
FIVE ROOM WARTIME HOUSE,
full lot,' plenty of shade, 111 Huron
Street, directly opposite McPher-
sons Bros. garage. L. R. Ferrier,.
Clinton 269R.
4Manff• 11~0.
T'", PARK TELEPHONE
Goderich
NOW .'Fri, & Sat.
Technicolor-Cinomascope`
Underwater!!
"BENEATH the
12 -MILE REEF"
Unique! 'Thrilling! Different!
A feud between the sponge fishers
of Tarpon Springs and the shallow
water divers of Key West pro-
motes an astounding drama.
Terry .Moore - Robert Wagner
and Gilbert Roland
MON., TUES. & WED.
Gregory Peck - Ann Biotic
and Brod. Crawford
Shot in Germany, in;Cinemascope,
this adventurous drama tells of
the intrigue and conflict between
East and West Berlin.
`NIGHT PEOPLE'
- In Technicolor --
Coming: Coming:
"FAR HORIZONS"
In color with Charlton Keston
and Donna Reed
rw•01111ri
AT CAPITAL TELEPPUONe
THE
Goderich
NOW-Thurs., Fri. & Sat.
Joan Crawford & Sterling Hayden
Deep in Arizona a gal who runs
a gambling house falls for a guitar
playing roustabout. and revamps
some of her violent ideas.
"Johnny Guitar"
- In Technicolor -
MON., TUES. & WED.
Ricardo Montalban, Betta St. John
and Rick Jason
Saved by a beautiful harem girl
a young crusader escapes slavery,
marries the girl and returns
triumphant to England.
"Saracen Blade"
- hx Technicolor -
Coming:
"BAL TABORIN"
A new and entertaining
musical hit!
The annual Daily Vacation Bible
School was conducted in the Wes-
ley -Willis United Church last
week. The school was inaugurat-
ed by Miss Margaret Holland.
The following staff conducted
the various departments: Kinder-
garten, Mrs. Harold Wise, Miss
Mavis Steepe ' and Mrs. Dale;
primary, Mrs. Melville Irving and
Mrs. Glen Sage; junior, Mrs.
Frank Yeo and Miss Helen Potter.
Additional assistance was given
by Mrs. Edwin Lee, Misses Sandra
Williams and Francis McCullough.
Rev. H. C. Wilson acted as direct-
or.
There were 97 registrations and
77 received their certificates for
satisfactory attendance on Friday
morning. The mothers of many
of the children attended the pre-
sentation ceremony.
The Clintonian Club picnic was
held at Clan Gregor Square, Bay-
field, on ' Wednesday, June 22.
Visitors attended from London,
Zurich and Goderich. Everyone
enjoyed a picnic supper and the
sports contests that were held.
Results of the sports were: six
to eight, Darryl Gilks, Clinton;
nine to 12, Garry Gilks; children's
race backwards, Garry -.Gilles, Gor-
don Moodie; kicking the slipper,
Mrs. W. Colclough, Mrs. W. Jer-
vis; walking race, Mrs. Hatherall,
Mrs. H. Gibbings; ladies' running
race, Mrs. Flaxbard, Zurich, Mrs.
Hatherall; largest step, Mrs. W.
Mitchell; blowing paper bags,
Mrs. J. A. Livermore, London;
lady with most buttons on dress,
Mrs. W. Mitchell, Goderich; wind-
ing the string, Mrs. Hatherall;
calling "hubby" for breakfast,
Mrs. Frank Layton; guessing a
yard, Mrs. W. Jervis; largest
waist, Mrs. H. Thiel, Zurich; com-
ing the longest distance, Mrs.
Grand, London; guessing beans,
Mrs. Moodie; guessing number of
people in attendance, Mrs. M.
Crich.
Mrs. C. Cooper won the lucky
draw for a centrepiece. A penny
sale was held and the children
enjoyed a candy, scramble.
0
In the first five months of this
year the Canadian automobile in-
dustry produced 206,817 vehicles
for sale in Canada. In the period
sales and excise taxes remitted to
the federal government totalled
$80,656,497 and payroll was 368.-
552,716.
68;552,716.
0
Clinton Men Help
In Service To
1
Weekly Jitney Won
By Mrs. C. Draper
The Clinton Lawn Bowling Club
held the weekly mixed jitney on
Monday evening with an excellent
attendance of members.
Mrs. Caryle Draper, with two
wins plus 16, and an aggregate
of 32, was the winner of the lad-
ies' division, and Mrs. Fred Trott
with two wins plus 14, and an ag-
gregate of 37, placed second.
For the men, Percy Towne and
Bev. Boyes were tied with an
identical score of 2 wins plus 15,
and an aggregate of 31, but Mr.
Towne won the toss for first place.
•
nduct Rev. Daniel
Rev. H. C. Wilson was in charge
of the induction service at Hen-
sall United Church Last week,
when Rev. C. D. Daniel succeeded
Rev, W. J. Rogers as minister 01
Hensall and Chiselhurst United
Churches.
Mr. N. W. Trewartha, Clinton,
member of the Presbytery, con-
ducted Rev. Daniel • to the plat-
form. The reception committee
at the reception following the ser-
vice was made up of Edison For-
rest, Jim McAllister, Joseph Fer-
guson and Earl Treffry.
Rev. Daniel has been minister
of Trinity United Church, Inger-
soll for 17 years. He was presi-
dent of London Conference in
19534, and chairman of the settle-
ment committee in 1954-5, as well
as chairman of the Conference
Radio Committee. He served as a
chaplain in World War II, for five
years.
AUCTION SALE
Of the Estate of the late
Mrs. A. S. Inkley, Sr.
From the corner of Birk and
James Streets, Clinton, on
SATURDAY, JULY 16
at 1.30 p.m., the following:'
Three-piece chesterfield suite; 4
occasional chairs; studio couch;
APARTMENT HOUSE, well loca- tubular upholstered chair; china
ted, good income, make good pay cabinet; walnut console table; 3
for itself home for working man end tables; several small tables;
able to do light maintenance. library table; card table;, bridge
Box 282, Clinton New -Record. lamp; tri -light; table lamp; 2 bed -
28 -p room suites; inner spring mattres-
ses; Hoover vacuum cleaner; min -
VLA PROPERTY for sale in the iature grandfather's clock; Singer
town of Clinton. On the property drop -head sewing machine; 2 elec-
are two chicken barns, very nice
three bedroom house, four blocks
from new school. L. G. Winter,•
real estate broker, High Street
Clinton, phone Clinton 448. 28-b
IOARD AND ROOM FOR TWO
1 N. Phone Clinton 695J.
26-7-8'-b.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WN YOUR OWN BUSINESS.
ntact'L. G. Winter, Real Estate,
gh Street, -Clinton. Phone Clin-
on
linon 446. 13tfb
NEW THREE-BEDROOM ranch
home, on large lot 100 x 100.
Large living -dining room; modern
kitchen with table space; forced
air oil furnace, with .summer cool-
ing fan; oak floors; coloured bath-
room; cedarlined closet; cement
laundry tubs; bonded wiring;
throughout; plastered walls; aved
stain-
less steel kitchen sink; p,
ocstcupaeet;ncy, July Jue ly 18.r Prie, . Ready$,500
31,500 .down, payments, $50 'mon-
thly plus taxes.. Lower down pay-
ment to Veterans. Built to NHA.
specifications. Acreage can be
arranged in case of. Veterans. .
J. Deseck, Base 'Line, Clinton.
27-8-b
ARM EQUIPMENT For S.le
;SED MASSEY-HARRIS 12 foot,
elf -propelled combine, in good
pndition and ready to go. A.
{
niap at $1575.00. Murphy Bros.,
1lllhone Clinton 465. • 28-b
HE AND COMPARE the Landoll
omy : harvester, the Londeli
'ye -over Blower has the largest
city of dry forage material of
blower made.. Apply G. L.
artin, RR 4, Goderich,' phoneCome taxes paid by all Canadians
low 1922. 25,6-7-8-pI that year was $1,071.8 million.
tric heaters;/kitchen table and
chairs; medicine cabinet; scatter
rugs; Maytag washing machine;,
drop-leaf table; garden hose and
reel; step ladder; dishes; cooking
utensils; lawn mower; garden
tools and numerous other articles.
Terms -Cash
Lorne J. Brown & Percy Brown,
Executors of the Estate.
E. Beecher Menzies, Solicitor for
the Estate.
Edward W. Elliott, Auctioneer.
27-8-b
SALESMAN WANTED
MAN WANTED FOR Rawleigh
business. Sell .to 1500 families.
Write today Rawleigh's, G -169 -SA,:
Montreal, PQ.
In 1952 there were 1,840 Cana-
dians with incomes .in excess of
350,000. This group• had a total
income of 3143 million, on which ft
paid 371.2 million in personal in-
come taxes. Total of personal in -
Clinton CommunitSr
Farmers
AUCTION SAIES.
EVERY FRIDAY
commencing at 8.00 p.m.
i TERMS CASH
J. COREY, Sales Manager -
E. W. %I:LItlTT. Auctioneer
K. W. COLQUHOUN, Clerk
NOBODY HEARD HIM
YELLING
NOBODY SMV HIM
SINK
NOBODY CAME TO
SAVE HIM
DOESN'T IT MAKE
YOU _THINK?
ON'T GO
SWIMMING
AL E!
The Men's Bowling Club is
planning a Mixed Trebles Tourna-
ment to be held on the Clinton
greens on Friday, starting at 7.30
o'clock. The greens are in excel-
lent condition, the best in years
and a good attendance is expec-
ted. -
CONSTANCE
Quite a number from this vic-
inity went - to the Orange Cele-
bration at Blyth on Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Hoggart is in bed
under the doctor's care. ITer
friends hope for a speedy recovery,
Miss Shirley Ann Riley and
Dennis are spending a few holi-
days with their grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Riley and
family, Kitchener, spent the week-
end at the home ofhis parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Riley.
ws t.
Despite high unemployment in
the period, the total of wages,
salaries and supplementary labor
income in the first quarter of 1955
was $12.3 billion, 4.5 percent more
than in the same period of 1954.
TAU SERVICE
Get There Safely!
CALL
110-
` ASHTON'S TAXI
- GODERICH PAVILION
DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
JOHNNY DOWNS AND HIS ORCHESTRA
EVERY WEDNESDAY is SQUARE DANCE NIGHT
with Cldrence Petrie and the Nighthawks
FRIDAY NIGHT TEEN-AGE RECORD SWING
Friday, July 22, with Johnny Brent as M.C.
CIVIC HOLIDAY MID -NIGHT DANCE
Sunday, July 31st -Johnny Downs and his Orchestra
REMEMBER
THESE
NAMES .. .
5-D
Koolmotor
Cities Service
FOLLOW THE + RED CROSS
WATER SAFETY RUES
Published- in the interests of
CIinton,4'and Community
by the
CLINTON_ .NEWS -RECORD
THEY ARE TOPS IN OIL
When your car needs an
oil change remember to
call on us -- you can't
beat •our oil or our ser-
vice.
-RAY'S
Cities Service
Cities Service Products
Raymond Hoggarth, Prop.
"The Place Where You Never
Have To. Blow Your Horn"
Clinton • : : Ontario
J. A. ANSTETT
Jeweller and Watchmaker
EXPERT WATCH REPAIR SERVICE
Bulova, Gruen and Cyma Watches
BLUE RIVER and BLUE BIRD DIAMONDS
Spode Dinnerware
Visit Our Modern Up -To -Date Jewellery Store Today
Phone 562 Clinton
26-tfb
NEW 1955
KELVINATOR
Model KA100 - 10.2 CU. FT.
52 LBS. FROZEN STORAGE
FULLY AUTOMATIC DEFROSTING
ROLL OUT SHELF -BUTTER CHEST
CHEESE CHEST -TWO CRISPERS
MEAT TRAY -CHILLER TRAY
FIVE YEAR WARRANTY SEALED UNIT
PRICES
START AT .
$259.95
GALBRAITH
Radio and Television