HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1951-03-22, Page 7`THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1950
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ACCOMMODATION
WANTED
'REQUIRE FOUR- OR FIVE-
xoomed suite or house, unfurnish-
ed, to rent or purchase. Sgt.
Austin, phone 382 local 40, room
3. 12-b
ARTICLES FOR SALE
BABY CARRIAGE, English style
pram, in good conddbion, Apply
'7 Quebec Rd., Adastral Park,
i3OAF Station, Clinton lipt'fb
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
1929 GREEN PLYMOUTH Coach
with heater and hydraulic brakes,
One owner with 84,000 actual
mileage. Apply anter 5.30 p.m.
•sr Wednesday afternoon, Howard
'Currie, Joseph St., Clinton.
12-p
APPLES FOR SALE
QUANTITY OF COOKING and
eating apples; $2 per bushel at
farm, container supplied by
customer. Also No. 1 quality
Timothy Seed, $8.50. Stewart
Middleton, R.R. 3, Olirmton, phone
Clinton 906r•6, 11-13-b
BABY CHICKS
'TOO LITTLE, TOO LATE. Not
enough chicks for the good mar-
kets. Don't put yourself in that
-position. It's plenty late. Get
Bray pricelist, catalogue. Wide
choice breeds, crossbreeds. Pul-
lets, mixed. Day-old, started.
Order here through us — Mrs.
.Alex Paterson, Brucefield.
12-b
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
ARE YOU THINKING of build-
'ang a home. A number of fine
"otos for sale. Leonard G. Winter,
Real Estate, phones; business
-448, residence 5993, 7-btfb
CARPENTRY
-CARPENTRY AND Repair Work
done by experienced man; also
ssnra]1 jobs in concreting and
bricklaying. Peter Guetter, R.R.
-5, Clinton, phone Clinton 907r21.
9-13-p
EMPLOYMENT WANTED
HOUSES FOR RENT
FARM HOUSE FOR RENT. Lorne
Tyndall, phone 904r4. l0ptfb
HOUSES FOR SAI,E
SIX -ROOMED FRAME HOUSE
and barn, lots 211 and 212 in
Hensall. Apply Albert Walff,
Box 666, Goderich, 2-btfb
LOVELY HOME, large living
room, dining room, kitchen and
panrty on ground floor, four bed-
rooms, den, sunporch and bath-
room .second floor. Hot -wafter
heated, insulated, full cellar,
double garage, eiese to mein st,
Possession 90 days. Leonard G.
Winter, Real Estate, phones busi-
ness 448, residenoe 5993. 5btfb
HELP WANTED
FEMALE
GIRL WANTED for restaurant
work.. Apply Bud Fisher's Rest-
aurant, Mitchell, . 12-b
GIRLS WANTED to learn iii,
Hosiery Mills.' Par -Knit Hosiery
Limited, phone 220. 12-b
HELP WANTED—
Female or Male
ARE YOU FREE on Saturdays
and evenings? If you are and
have an interest in photography
phone Fowler Bros., Mitchell 228.
This will be a profitable oppor-
tunity for the right man.
12-13-b
LIVESTOCK SERVICES
YOUNG REGISTERED YORK
Hog available for service. Lloyd
Bond, Holmesville. 12.p
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
YOUNG PUREBRED HEREFORD
bull of serviceable age. Ezra
Ellis, phone 802r4. 12-b
TWO YOUNG JERSEY COWS
end two heifers to freshen soon;
one colony house 8x10. Roy Con-
nell, phone Clinton 807r4.
12-13-p
TEN LITTLE PIGS, six weeks
old; also young sows due In two
weeks time. Lorne Tyndall, phone
904r4. 12-b
THREE SHORTHORN BULLS,
registered. 12 months old; also
some Timothy seed. W. J. Fal-
coner, Brucefield, phone Clinton
629r12, 12-13-p
FOURTEEN PIGS, six -weeks old.
Aaron Fisher, Jr., R.R, 2, Clin-
ton, phone Carlow 167. 12-p
MISCELLANEOUS
A
'FARMERS — HARVEST HELP Ja,
WS, ALL KINDS, FILED at
should be arranged for now. towWill Large and small Dutch families vest
are available now. C. de Haan, �hou
:Be1grave• 11-17-ptfb
FARMS FOR SALE
OR WANTED
Hoare's orchard, mile north of
n. i l work odd days har-
ingif etc. Call evenings at
FROM 50 TO 200 ACRE FARMS
'Confidential information, Leon -
awl G. Winter, Real Estate,
'phones: business 448, residence
599J. 5-btfb
FARMS FOR SALE
80 XCRES GOOD CLAY LOAM,
:large barn, brick house, hydro
and pressure system in both house
and barn. Three miles from Blue -
water Highway, two miles from
Holmesviile. Full price $8,000.
'Stewart Schoenhals, prop.; Leon-
ard G. Winter, Real Estate
'phones: business 448, residence
599. 10-btfb
FURNITURE FOR SALE
KITCHEN CABINET, white trim -
'lined with black, Mrs. Cliff Ash-
ton, phone 372J. 12-b
'WASHING MACHINE, excellent
•condition, new motor, $60. Apply
after 6, Payne's Trailer, % Len
`Cole's Shell Service Station.
12-p
'FARMS FOR SALE OR RENT
80 ACRES — geed game land,
.spring creek, good bush, brick
louse, berm needs repairing—or
'will bake cattle by the month,
Mrs. Ellen J. Cox, Huron St.,
-Clinton, 8-12-p
*FARM EQUIPMENT for SALE
'DAVID BROWN TRACTORS and
Gehl. Forage Harvesters and
:aianunermills, sold by George H,
Beatty, Varna, 10-btfb
ONE 2 H.P. MOTOR, like new;
one used W4 International Trac-
tor and 2 -furrow plough in good
shape. George H. Beatty, Varna.
10-12-b
NEW IDEA AND MINNEAPOLIS
Moline machinery; Fairbanks-
-Morse mills, booms, for-
age wagon unioaders, See us for
prices before buying any farm
equipment. New Idea Distribut-
ors, Goderich, phone Carlow 2821.
10-12-p
MASSEY-HARRIS RITE WAY
andiking machine; also quantity of
baled hay. Apply Earl Cox,
phone Clinton 903r22. 12-p
RUBBER -TIRED TOP BUGGY;
brooder stove, 250 capacity, both
in good shape, Mrs, Violet Mc-
Gill, No, 8 Highway, Seaforth.
12-p
MASSEYTHARRIS 15 -run dila
grain and fertilizer drill, com-
plete with grass seeder; for quick
sale. Clarence Ball, R. Tt. 1,
Clinton, phone Clinton 804r5.
12-b
HAY FOR SALE
aUANTITY OF BALED HAY,
aeoil Cartwright, Londesboro,
shone .Blyth 28r7. 12-p
,HELP WANTED -_.Make
30Y TO WORK on Saturdays,
>pportunity to learn something,
about printing: Apply NEWS b
IECORD, 12-13-x
se,
possible. 8-15-p
ALL OLD HORSES AND DEAD
animals, If suitable for mink feed
will pay more than fertilizer
prices. If not, will pay fertilizer
prices. I£ dead, phone at once,
Phone collect, Gilbert Bros. Mink
Ranch, 936r21 or 936r32, Gode-
rich, 2btfb
NOTICE
SEWING MACHINES, new and
used. Repairs to all makes;
treadles electrified or made in-
to portables; prices reasonable;
work guaranteed; will pick u
and deliver in Clinton limits
C. Woods, 12 East St., Goderich,
phone 867J. 3-7ptfb
PIANO TUNING
Just
R call G,ANO W. Cox at Clinton 43tfb
TREES FOR SALE
CLIMATE CONTROL Every
home should have "Climate Con-
trol" --cut down burning sun and
drying winds by planting our
"Round Head" Norway maple
trees. Special while they last,
3 to 4 foot whips, $1.75 each, 3
for $4.95, -cash with order. Act
quick. Hogie Nursery Company,'
Campbellford, Ont. 11-14-b
PERSONAL
"SKINNY" GIRLS! Get Lovely
Curves! Gain 5 to 10 lbs,, new
pep. Try famous health and
weight -builder, Ostrex Tonic
Tablets. Introductory, "g e t -
acquainted" size only 60c, A11
druggists.
.SEED GRAIN FOR SALE
ERBAN OATS, grown from reg-
istered seed;. Stanley Jackson,
R.R. 5, Clinton, phone 620r25.
12-p
TEN BUSHEL No. 1 Red Clover
Seed, cleaned, Joe Flynn, R.R.
1, Clinton, phone 801r4, 12.13-p
THRESIMD RED CLOVER Seed;
also grain drill with ±ertilator,
Flynn Bros., R.R. 1, Clinton.
12-p
TIMOTHY SEED and Yellow
Sweet Clover, cleaned and ready
for seeding, W. C. Sinclair, R.R.
5, Clinton, phone 621r22,
12 -bleb
NUMBER OF BUSHEL of Sweet
C'aver. Frank MacDonald, R.R.
4, Clinton, phone 800r3, 12-.p
TIMOTHY SEED oontaindii,g
sprinkle of alfalfa, cleaned at
Londesboro, Robert Harris, phone
Clinton 905r32. 12-x
TIMOTHY SEED and about 300
bushel of Ajax oats. 33111 Harris,
phone Clinton 908r3, 12-p
NO. 1 BEAVER OATS, won third
money in oat competition last
fall, and sold for $2.40 at Seed
Fair in Clinton last week. Limit-
ed supply left, price $1.75 bushel,
Apply Arnold RathweIl, phone,
905r32. 11-12-p
FEW BUSHELS, Good Quality
well -cleaned Timothy seed, $9
per bushel Bob Cole, R.R. 3,
Clinton, phone 906r24. 11-12-b
AJAX OATS mixed with some
arley, Irvine Tebbutt, phone
902r6. 11-12-b
BIRTHS
WOSZCZYNSKI In Clinton
Publlic Hospidalt on Wednes-
day, March 14, 1951, to Mr
and Mrs. Ted Woszczynski
Clinton, a daughter (Barbara
Kathleen),
MARRIAGES
MCBEAN - WAYMOUTH — In
RCAF Protestant ,Chapel, RCAF
Station, Trenton, on Sturday,
Nlareh 17, 1951, by S/L W. K.
Ratty, Protestant Chaplain,.
Jean. Frances, younger daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry H.
Weymouth, Clinton, to LAC
Robert Lindsay. McBean, eld-
est son of Mrs, and Mrs, James
A. McBean, Sarnia.
PARTRIDGE -FULFORD — In
Calvary United Church, 'Lon-
don, on. Saturday, 'March 17,
1951, by Rev. Lyndon C. Law-
son, Mary Margaret Luella,
only daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
Arthur Fulford, Clinton, to
LAC Austin John Partridge,
RCAF Station, Clinton, eldest
son of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Part-
ridge, Vancouver, B.C.
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FAILEDTOREPORT
Roy Freeman; Seeforth, was
efined $10 and costs at Goderich
Thursday last for failing to report
an accident. His car was in col-
lision with a parked car at Clin-
ton February 23. Damage to his
car was between $35 end 850. He
said he did not report it because
he thought the other car was not
much damaged.
Defence Construction Limited
441 Queen's Quay, West,
Toronto
TENDER — Construction of
Officers' Quarters—Two Build-
ings, Centralia, Ontario
Sealed tenders, plainly mark-
ed as to contents and addressed
to the undersigned wall be re-
ceived up to 4:00 pan. Mon'asy,
April 2nd, 1951, for the construc-
tion of Officers' Querters, two (2)
buildings, to be located at the
RCAF Station, Centralia, Ontario.
Plans, specifications, and form
of tender required may be obtain-
ed at the address shown above.
A deposit of Fifty Dollars ($50,00)
is required for each set of docu-
ments, which deposit will be re-
funded on return of plans, etc., in
good condition within fourteen
(14) .days from close of tender.
Eaoh tender must be accompan-
ied by a security deposit equal
to ten per cent (10%) of the first
Five Hundred Thousand Dollars
(8500,000.00) and five per cent
total, and of the
mu tbalance
be n oftender
form
of a certified cheque or negot-
iable Dominion of Canada bonds,
A set of documents will be
made available for the purpose
of information to sub -contractors
et the Builders' Exchange, Lon-
don, Ontario, and also at our
Branch Office at 343 Richmond
Street, London,
The lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
S. M. Connolly,
Regional Construction Engineer,
ONTARIO REGION.
12-b
STOVES FOR SALE
GOOD CHEER RANGE, coal or
wood; three used panel doors, in
goad shape; two -burner hot plate,
nearly new. -Charles Nelson,
phone 239, 12 p
TRUCKS FOR SALE
1950 %-TON DODGE PANEL,
Al condition, 16,000 miles. Will
sell or trade. Phone Clinton
802x3. 8 -bleb
SHRUBS FOR SALE
PACKAGED EVERGREENS —
"Grow your own plants," New
technique, For only $4.95 oasis
with well -rooted one-year rder we send ocuttings ou 10 f
very- beat evergreen varieties for
foundation planting, pyramids
and spreaders. Printed instruc-
tions show how easy to grow in
your garden until large enough
to transplant. Have fun. Save
big dollars in your own nursery.
Hurry on this, Hogie Nursery
Compeny, Campbellfcrd, Ont, '
11-14-b
TEACHERS WANTED
rural
school near Seafo th, DutHER ies
to commence September 1951,
School has modern lighting and
new installation fuel oil heating,
air-conditioning equipment, and
teacher's room, Classroom well-
equipped with educational aids,
Write starting experience, inspec-
tor reference and salary expected
to W. P. Roberts, secretery=treas-
urer Tuckersmith Township
School Area Board, R. R. 3,
Seaforth, 11-12-b
APPLICATIONS :for a Protestant
teacher for S.S. No. 8 Hallett,
Huron County, on No. 4 High-
way, will be ..received until March
30, Duties to -commence in Sep-
tember. Apply, stating qualifice-
tions, salary and bast inspector,
to Stanley Lyon, secretary, Au-
burn. 11-12-p
SALESLADY
WANTED
Experience
Preferred
but not essential
Write ea
GERRARD'S
Goderich
State in letter when you
could be interviewed
12-4
DEATHS
BAKER—In Clinton, on Monday,
March 19, 1951, Mary Jane
Howard, beloved wife of Fred
W. Baker, in her gist year.
Funeral from Trinity Anglican
Church, Bayfield, on Thursday,
March 22, at 2.20 p,m.
BELL In Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, on Wednesday, March
15, 1951, Thomas Bell, formerly
of Goderich Township, in his
92nd year. Funeral- service from
Brophey Funeral Home, Gode-
rich, Saturday afternoon, March
17, to Maitland Cemetery, Gode-
rich.
ELLIOTT — Suddenly, at her
home, Bayfield Road Goderich
Township, on Monday evening,
March 19 1951, Emily Lavine
Elliott;, daughter bf the late
1VIr, end Mrs. Thomas Elliott,
Funeral from the Braphey
Funeral Home, Goderich, to
Bayfield Cemetery, on Thurs-
day, March 22, at 2 p,m,
HOOD --In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Thursday, March 15,
1951, Miss Annie Hood, Hen -
sail, in her 99th year, Funeral
from Bonbhron Funeral donne,
' Henson, Saturday afternoon,
March 17 to Baird's Cemetery,
Stanley Township.
JOWETT—In +Clanton, on Selena'
day, March 17, 1951, William
be-
lvedRobert h sband of Ii ldad'Ethel
Moorhouse, in his 83rd year.
Funeral from Bali and Mutch
Funeral Home, Clinton, Tues -
clay afternoon, March 20, to
Bayfield Cemetery,
McKAY—In. Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, on. Monday, March
19, 1951, Maticolrn McKay,
Goderich, formerly of Tucker-
srnuth and Stanley Townships
in his 90th year. Funeral from
Cranston and Walters Funeral
Home, Goderich, to Baird's
Cemetery, Stanley Township,
Wednesday afternoon, March
24.
TOMKINS—At 'the Thome of his
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Leppington,
Clinton, on Sunday, March 18,
1951, Charles Edgar Tomkins,
beloved husband of The late
r`Vfarion Shafer, in his 90th
year. Funeral from the Ba11
and Muteh Funeral Home, High
St., Clinton, on Tuesday even-
ing, March 20, to Elora Ceme-
tery on Wednesday afternoon,
March 21.
TUNNEY—.In Clinton, on Tues-
day, March 29, 1951, Isabei44
Leerning, beloved wife of the
late Robert Tunney, in her 90th
year. Resting at the Balli and
117wtch Funeral Home, where
the Funeral Service will be
held on Friday afternoon, March
23, at 2.30 o'clock, to Clinton
Cemetery.
HELP WANTED --
FEMALE
WARD AIDES FOR THE
ONTARIO HOSPITAL
AT LONDON
Young women in good health,
with two years' High School or
equivalent, and with an interest
in helping the mentally sick are
invited to apply. Free course of
training to accepted applicants.
Permanent positions, improved
salary schedules, generous vaca-
tion privileges and pension bene-
fits. Accommodation in hospital.
residence at moderate cost can be
provided for limited time if de-
sired.
For application form write to
MISS FLORENCE THOMAS,
R.N„ Director of Nursing,
Ontario Hospital,
London
12-13-14-15-h
DISINCTIV
BAYFIELD LIONS
HEAR CARNATION
REPRESENTATIVE
Bayfield Lions Club held its
regular dinner meeting • at the
Albion Hotel last Tuesday even-
ing with a fair attendance. A MAum-
ber *ere absent on account of
sickness, including the secretary
and first vice-president. Presi-
dent Charles Scotchnner, was in
the chair.
K. B. McRae, Cluntora field'
man for Carnation Milk Co,, was
guest speaker: Mr. McRae, in-
troduced by Robert Welsh, spoke
asi the ,origin of the company,
how it got its name and slogan,
and also -the difficulties encount-
ered down through the years be-
fore becoming t h e successful
company it now is.
At the last dinner meeting In
February, Rev. H. 5, 5, Webb,
Bayfield, was speaker, speaking
on the Peace River District,
on Mr.
We ab thanked
the speaker
IN MEMORIAM
MCCLINCHEY—In loving mem-
ory of a dear hatband' and father,
Henry McClinchey, who passed
away March 20, 1944.
Lovingly remembered by his
wife, daughters and son.
Also in loving memory of a dear
son and brother, William Herbert
McOtiuchey, . who passed away
Axil 3, 1944.
Lovingly remembered by
mother, sisters and brother,
"So many things have happened
Since you were called away;
Things that you would have
enjoyed
Had you been left to stay.
So meshy things td'° share with
you
In just the usual way
Things that could be so much
nicer
If you were here to -day,"
12-b
AUCTION SALE
OF 30 YOUNG BEEF AND
DAIRY TYPE COWS
At Lot No. 31, Concession 6,
Goderich Township, 1 mile
south of Porter's Hill on
Tuesday, March 27
at 2 p.m.
Consisting of:
15 Durham and Hereford young
cows and heifers; balance are
Holstein cows and heifers; 2 pure-
bred Holstein cows, vaccinated;
Some of these cows are recently
freshened balance springing end
due in April and May, Some
young calves.
All these cows are of good
quality and in good condition,
TERMS—CASH
A. 5, TOWNSHEND AND SONS,
Proprietors
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT,
Auctioneer
K. W. Colruhoun, Clerk
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of WILLIAM A.
VODDEN, late of the Town of
Clinton, in the County of Huron,
Gentleman, Deceased.
All persons having claims a-
gainst the Estate of the above
deceased are required to file the
same with the undersigned Sol-
icitor for the said Estate, on or
before the 31st day of March,
A.D. 1951, eater -which date the
assets will be distributed amongst
tine panties entitled thereto,hav-
ing regard only to the claims of
which notice shall have been
given.
Dated at Clinton, this 10th day
of Mareh, A.D. 1951,
F. FINGLAND, K,C.,
Clinton, Ontario,
Solicitor for the said Estate
11-12-13-b
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PAGE SEVEN
ROXY . THEATRE REGENT' THEATRE
CLINTON SEAFORTH
NOW PLAYING --
Randolph •Gabby
SCOTT HAYES
"CARIBOO TRAIL"
Color
MON.--TUES, ONLY
Open 6.45 — Commence 7,00
MONTGOMERY CLIFT
CORNELIA BURCH
"THE BIG LIFT"
WED.—THURS. ONLY
Richard Peggy
CONTE DOW
"The Sleeping City"
FRY:—SAT. ONLY
"SUGARFOOT"
Color
With Randolph Scott and
Adele Jergens
PARK THEATRE
GODERICH — Phone 47
Now: Kipling's "KIM" made in
India in Technicolor — Errol
Flynn and Dean Stockwell
MON.—TVES.—WEA. —
"PAGAN LOVE
SONG"
-- In Technicolor —
Musical romance under a tropic
moon. A story of TAHITI and
a half-breed girl who intrigues
and wins the plantation owner.
Esther Williams—Howard Keel
and Minna Gombell
— THURS.—FRI.—SAT. —
Shelley Winters — MacDonald
Carey and Helena Carter
Drama along the waterfront,
as a port derelict .becomes in-
volved with a cafe singer anda
charge of treason.
"South Sea (Sinner"
Coining "GAY LADY"
Jean Kent and Technicolor
Now; "THE HAPPY YEARS"
starring Dean Stockwell
NClaudette Q'Colbet S.
— ic
Knowles and Florence Desmond
A terrific drama ,of yapanese-
held Borneo and the aaddsfic mis-
treatment of their ,prisoners,
"Three Canoe Horne"
WED..—THURS.
Marta, Toren --Jeff Chandler
Carol 'Dauphin
Drama al. its exciting best with
a cast unexcelled in this dtass of
;. entertainment,
"DEPORTED"
FRI.--.SAT.
End Abbott and Lou Costello
The a wild (animal own Kings
for the return laff--
finest time of your life.
"AFRICA SCREAMS"
Coming: "COUNTESS of MONTE
CRISTO" Sonja Henle and
Michael Kirby
CA.PITAL THEATRE
GODERICH — Phone 1150
Now: David rFarxar and Diana
Dors in "DIAMOND CIT'"
— MON.—TUES.—WED. —
Jean Kent -- Guy Rolfe
and Lana Morris
From the Studios of Eagle Lion
comes a riotous and sophisticated
comedy about a wise and once -
hit lady.
"Reluctant Widow"
— THURS.—FRL--,SAT. —
Patrl Henried—Jack oakfe
and Karen Booth
A Technicolor costume drama
of the 1812 period, in which the
pirate Jean LeEirtbe takes on most
of the U.S, Navy.
Last of the Buccaneers
Coming: "OUTSIDE THE WALL"
Signe Hasso & Richard Baseltaat
PROPERTY CHANGES
Several real estate changes
have been announced recently in
Londesboro district, R. Riley has
sold his two farms to Wilmer
Hewett, Mr, Riley has bought
Norman. Alexander's store in
Londesboro, Weldon Tyndall has.
sold his farm to Vidtor Ken-
nedy and has bought Harry
Moor's chicken farm west of
Londelsboro. Sloaldick 03rothers
have sold one of their farms to
Otto Fangra,
LIFE IS SHORT
"For what is your life! It is even a vapour, that appeareth
for a little time, and then vanisheth away"—(James 4:14).
DEATH IS SURE
"I: is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the
judgment!" (Hebrews 9 ; 27)
SIN THE CAUSE
"Wherefore, as by one man sin entered into the world, and
death by sin; and so death passed upon all, men, for that
all have sinned! (Romans 5:12).
CHRIST THE CURE
"For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten
Son, that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish,
but have everlasting life". (John 3 :36)
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1 have installed the newest equipment for instal-
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