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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1951-06-07, Page 5'THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1951 CLINTON NL'! VB -RECORD PAGE FIVE News -Il Classit Stec Adiets Kirin u'i�e� Q l�esl�ts 'CASHATE-Lfltd b Wed- nesday d- R (p y e nesday following date • of inner - ion) -One cent a word first in- eertion' (minimum 35, cents); sub- asequent insertions one cent' a word (minimum 25 cents); 15 cents ex- a for box number or for direc- ' ion to NEWS -RECORD Office. IF CHARGED -15 cents extra. DEADLINE -6 pan. Wednesday ACCOMMODATION WANTED ROOM, .OR ROOM AND BOARD, wanted. at once, female. Apply Box "B", NEWS -RECORD. 23-p ACCOMMODATION FOR RENT TWO GENTLEMAN BOARDERS, to share one room, Phone 16311. • 18-htfb ' THREE -ROOMED APARTMENT. private bath. Phone 199W. 23-p APARTMENT FOR RENT in Clinton. Apply Albert Bond, phone Clinton 901r15. 23-b "THREE -ROOMED FURNISHED h'par' inent, suitable for twos Available June 8. Phone 463M. 22-23-b THREE-BEDROOM COTTAGE on lake bank, hydro, water, available by month or season. Fred Wallis, R. R. 1, Hayfield, phone Clinton 909r33. 23-x 'DOUBLE CABIN, partly furnish- ed, water. hydro, suit couple. Northend Cabins, 'phone 806r2. 23-p ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE steeping, available June 15. No .children, Phone 57W. 23-b ARTICLES FOR SALE 'BABY. CARRIAGE FOR SALE, good condition. C. Menard, % A. E. Bond, East St. 28-p GENDRON COMBINATION carriage and go-cart, wine colour, excellent condition. Mrs. Hatch, 31 Regina Rd., Adassral Park. RCAF Station, Clinton. 23-p TWO OIL -BURNING SPACE heaters, large $90, smell $70; electric rangette; good refrigerat- or; other articles. Orlo Miller, phone Bayfield 51rc5 23-4-p GOLF CLUBS, left hand, match- ed set of MacGregor Clubs, 1, 3 woods; 3. 5, 7 irons, 1 putter and bag. Set only used two sea- sons. If interested phone 553, 23-4-p SCREEN DOOR, substantial frame made- from 1V,, inch Pine, size 231/ x 6' 10", green wire, complete with hinges and handle. Special price $5.95. A. T. Cooper, phone 181, Clinton, 23-p AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1940 FORD. Phone Bayfield 48r5, 23-b 1940 FIVE -PASSENGER DODGE 'coupe, good condition, cheap for cash. 3, E. Howard, Bayfield, phone 53e2. 22-3-b 1939 PLYMOUTH SEDAN, rea- sonable. William McMaster, sec- • and house on Matilda St., near 'Grigg Coal Yard. 23-b BUSINESS COUPE -1949 Pont- iac, metallic green, undercoated, radio, heater, back-up Tight. Phone Clinton 357J.. 23-p 1938 PLYMOUTH SEDAN, good condition, recent new motor. $350. Phone 3163. 23-p BABY CHICKS WANT SUMMER CHICKS? Bray ss hatdhing through July -August. For immediate delivery they have medium and light chicks, mixed; heavy pullets; deyold, started. Get particulars, order soon. Agent: Mrs. Alex Patter - :son, Brucefield, 23-b :.BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE .ARE YOU THINKING of build- ing a home. A number of fine 'lot's for sale. Leonard G. Winter, Real Estate, phones: business 448, residence 5993, 7-btfb BEES FOR SALE 29 HIVES OF BEES. For full particulars apply E. L. Mitten,. phone Clinton 58831. 23-b CUSTOM FARM WORK I WT.T.T• BE DOING CUSTOM hay baling this year, get your name in early, George J. Col- d ough, phone day 313, night 423W. • 23-p CUSTOM WORK WANTED. am equipped for custom corn and bean scni}fning including the various row widths; else plow- ing. Lyle Montgomery, R. 11, 1, Clinton, phone Seaforth, 841r31. 23-4-5-p EMPLOYMENT WANTED 'FARMERS — HARVEST HELP •ehould be arranged for now. Large end small Dutch families are available now. C. de Haan, :Belgrave. 11-17-pteb FARM EQUIPMENT FOR SALE 'ONE HAYLOADER and one ten - foot power binder in good cot* edition. Bert Irwin, phone Clin- ton 616r32. 22-3-p DAVID BROWN TRACTORS and Gehl Forage Harvesters and Hammermills, sold by George .H. Beatty, Varna. L0-btfb FARMALL CUB TRACTOR in good 'condition, with cultivator; also 1935 Chevrolet coupe. Frail - 'cis Powell, phone Clinton 907r4. 23-b HELP WANTED -Male 'MAN REQUIRED to do wash- ing. lubirioating and some mech- anical work. Gardner Motor Sales, Box 186, phone Goderich '234, 23eb STOVES 'FOR SALE -HEAVY DUTY ELECTRIC Stove, four burners, will sell very rea- 'sonably. Phone 381M. 23-p recorFired FARMS FOR SALE FROM 50 TO 117 ACRE FARMS. Confidential information. Leon- ard eonand G. Winter, Real Estate, phones: business 448, residence 5993. 5-htfb GRASS -FARM, 100 ACRES, lot 15 concession 5, Hullett. Thomas Carbert, RR. 1, Clinton, phone Clinton 801r21, or James Phelan, RR. 2, Blyth, phone Blyth 31r9. 13-15-ptbf 119 ACRES, good clay loam, No. 8 Highway, halfway between Goderich and Clinton. Bern, poultry house, garage, eight-. roomed shingled house in splen- did condition, well insulated. Hydro throughout. Splendid nevem-failing well. 20 acres wood - lot. Possession to suit puchaser. Apply Andrew P. Hoim'bs, R.R. 2. Clinton, phone Goderich 933r6. 23-4-p HELP WANTED—FEMALE PRACTICAL NURSE, also cook, for Riverside Rest Home, Mit- chell. phone 69. 22-5-p REPRESENTATIVE . for Beauty Counselor products; full or part- time employment. Make own hours. Exclusive territory, good coinmisgtons end chance for ad- vancement. Phone Exeter 341r4, or write Box "R", NEWS - RECORD. 23-p DINING ROOM GIRL,, no night or Sunday work. Sleep in or out, board. Hotel Clinton, phone 793. 23-b GIRL WANTED TO WORK IN Snack Bar. Must be reliable and of good character. Apply Brown Derby Snack Bar, Albert St., Clinton. 23-.p HOUSES FOR SALE SIX -ROOMED BRICK Dwelling, good _location, modern conven- iences, new furnace, about half acre of land, good barn, some fruit trees, $6,000. Early posses- sion, H. C. Lawson. Realtor, phone 251W, Clinton. 21-btfb SIX -ROOMED COTTAGE, one- piece bathroom, sunporch; gar- age, insul brick siding. Reason- able price. Leonard G. Winter, Real Estate, phones: business 448, residence 5993. 21-btfb ,SIX -ROOMED FRAME HOUSE and barn, lots 211 and 212 in Hensall. Apply Albert Walff, Box 666, Goderich, 2-btfb SEVEN -ROOMED RED BRICK bungalow, centre hell plan, re- ception hall, living room with open fireplace, dining room, kit- chen with Georgia Pine cup- boards, tile bathroom, three bed- rooms, hot air heating, good gar- age. Approximately one acre land with treed, flowers, fruit trees and bushes, lovely rolling lawn. Quick possession. Phone 230 for appointment, or contact W. N. iCoiiirter. 20-21-b_ LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 18 PIGS, SIX WEEKS OLD; one Holstein cow due to freshen in two weeks. Keith Tyndall, phone Clinton .807r23, 23-b MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE 1943 HARLEY-DAVISON Motor- cycle in good. shape. Kenneth Tyndall, phone Clinton 907r3. 22-3-p MISCELLANEOUS SAWS, ALL KINDS, FILED at C. Iioare's orchard, mile north of town. Will work odd days har- vesting, etc. Call evenings at house, if tensible., 16-23-p ALL OLD HORSES AND DEAD animals. If suitable for mink feed will pay more than fertilizer prices. If not, will pay fertilizer prices. If dead, phone at once. Phone collect, Gilbert Bros. Mink Ranch, 936r21 or 936r32, Gode- rich. 2btfb NOTICES URGENTLY NEEDED —Feather ticks and pillows, also new goose and duck feathers; also horse hair, and used bags. Sell now when prices are high, Write or phone collect or bring to Mervyn Eat - kin, Clinton, phone 359J, 22-6-p ANYONE'FOUND TRESPASSING on Part Lots No. 41 end 51, both sides of the River, Tuckersmith Township, at anytime hereafter, will be prosecuted. By order of owner, A. E. Parry, May 8rd, 1951. 22-26-ptfb SEWING MACHINES, new and used. Repairs to all makes; treadles electrified or made in- to portables; prices reasonable; work guatanteed; will pick up and deliver in. Clinton limits. C. Woods, 12 East St., Goderich, phone 8673. • 3-7ptfb TRUCKS FOR SALE 1950 GMC HALF -TON TRUCK, mileage 7,200. $1,200 .for quick sale. Apply Fred utast, Sea- forth, phone 851r22. 23-p PIANO TUNING YOUR PIANO carefully •tuned Just call G. W. Cox at Clintop 550R. • 43tfb 25 YEARS' EXPERIENCE with Sherlock -Manning Pianos Limit- ed; tuning and repairing; all work guaranteed. E. C. Nickle, phone Clinton 339J. 20-21 ptfb POULTRY EQUIPMENT FOR SALE TWO RANGE SHELTERS, 7'x9', with hinged. roofs, Al condition. Jack Cluff. phone Clinton 906r21. 23-+b. POLES FOR SALE HYDRO POLES FOR SALE. 30 feet long, six-inch tops. Sam Flewitt, R.R. 3, Clinton, phone 9082'42.. 23-b IP • BIRTHS EX -RCAF CI . rcPAYS TRIBUTE TO CLINTON BUTTLER In Clinton Piabl' Hospital, on Monday, June 3,, 1951, to Mr. end Mrs. R. Buhler. Clinton, a son, DAVIES—In Clinton Public Hos- pita,l on Friday, June 1, 1951, to Mr. and Mrs. 3. R. Davies, Clinton, a son (Joseph Ronald). FOSTER—In Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, Goderich, on Monday. June 4, 1951, to WO2 end Mrs. T. Foster, Adast- cal Park, RCAF. Station, Clin- ton, a son Dennis Ross.. JOSLIN—In Clinton Public Hos- pital, on Wednesday, June 6, 1951, bo, F/O and Mrs. Jay Jos - lin, Clinton, a son (Say David) MILLER—In Clinton Public Hos- pital), on Monday, 'June 4, 1951 to W / C and Mrs, R. F. Miller, Adastral Park, RCAF Station, Clinton,RIGG—In a son (Bryan Jamenees). ZirRBWingham Gr- al Hospital. on Tuesday, June 5, 1951, to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Zurbrigg (nee Margaret Mc- Ewen Brucefield), Wingham, a daughter (Patricia Ann). MARRIAGES FALCONER-HATTIN — At the home of the bride's parents, Fulton St,, Clinton, on Satur- day', June 2, 1951. by Rev, Hugh C. Wilson,' Shirley Joyce, daughter of Mx. and Mrs. R. Y. Hattie, to Maitland McKee, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. RI. Falconer, all of Clinton. (Continued from Page One) country was new to ue and we found it completely fascineting, "While Waiting for the little hostess house on the Camp to be vacated by the family whose place we were taking, we stayed at the hotel in town. • Our pre- vious experience of /hotels had been confined to those' in large cities, end we approached -this new lodging venture with some misgivings. Like most of dive fears we humans fall prey to, these were completely unfound- ' ed. The accommodation was fine, the meals excellent; and every- one was extraordinarily kind to us, As our stay. in Clinton length- ened and our associations with the townspeople grew we found everywhere the same friendliness and sincere interest that we now recognize to be the outstanding, characteristic of that region. "In our tour of duty at Clin- ton, which lasted more than three years, we found ever-increasing happiness. Nothing could have been more satisfactory' to us than to have remained in Clinton per- manently. However, people the Service are nomadic of ne- cessity and our enjoyment of the Clinton posting was perhaps the greater because we knew its de- lights could not be ours for very long. "Through your columns, Mr. Editor, we would like to express our deep appreciation of the warm and friendly treatment ac- corded us by everyone with whom we came into contact. Wire would like to convey, also, our admira- tion and liking for the Town of Clinton and its surrounding coun- tryside. We have many, many happy memories of it, and some dozens of sketches which will serve to keep these memories vivid. "So may we say once more, in closing, to one and all, from our hearts, thank you, good friends," (Signed)—EDITH and SHER- MAN BURBANK, BILL, and JIMMY. McE WING - MARSHALL — I n Burns United Church, Mullett Township, on Saturday, June 2, 1951, by Rev, S, H. Brenton, Gloria, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Marshall, to James Alexander, son of Mrs. Alex McEwing and the late Mr. MeEwing, al of Hallett Township. MILLER-CONNELL — In Ontario St. United Church, Clint'Sh, on Wednesday, June 6, 1951. at high noon, by'Rev. W. J. Wool- frey, Lois Amanda, younger 'daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Clar- ence D. Connell, to William Robert, younger son of Mr. William J. Miller and the late Mrs. Miller, all of Clinton. Female Help Wanted We require additional female help for poultry operations at poultry plant. Please contact us if interested in full or part-time employment. Canada Packers Limited Phone 580 Clinton n 1 100 Strawberry Pickers WANTED APPLY IMMEDIATELY TO lessee F. W. ANDREWS Phone 33 Clinton 22-btfb maa,rvIX1=as Summer Straws Lightweight Weave, Contrasting Band $2.95 to $5.00 SPORT COATS SPORT SHIRTS TIES — — SLACKS — T-SHIRTS SOX 4.4-44-•-•44-4-44 We have recently added the famous line of Jantzen Swim Suits to our complete stock of Men's Wear PICKETT a CAMPBELL ARROW SHIRTS STETSON HATS Phone 25 — Clinton ONTARIO ST. WMS TO MilE The WMS of Ontario St, Church will hold its June me ing in the Church Hall on Tu day, June 12, at 3 pan. Mrs. Charles Elliott will have charge of the devotional period and the Mission Band will supply the pro- gramme. 0 WESLEY-WILLIS ,GIRLS' CLUB The Girls' Cls of Wesley - Willis United Church will • meet in the Church Parlour on Tues- day evening, June 12, at eight o'clock.' Mrs. Douglas Bertliff's group will be in charge. Unit ROXY THEATRE et-. CLINTON es - AUCTION ' SALE OF PROPERTY AND HOUSE- HOLD EFFECTS, of the late Mrs. •Thos. Noble, in the Village of Blyth Saturday, y, Jl.Ine 16 1951, at 2 p.m. The ptaperty consists of a seven -room frame house with bath, eardwood floors, built-dn cupboards, basement, hard and soft water, stable; four lots, gar den, smell fruits; also household furnishings including chesterfield. suite, dining room suite, erten sign table end chairs, carina cab- inet and .buffet. coal or wood range, Quebec heater, coal oil stove, small tables, couches, spool bed, springs and mattress, three beds complete, dressers. wash- stands and many other articles. The property will be sold sub- ject to a reserve bid. Terms to be made known on day of sale. Chattels: Cash. Mrs. C. Rath, Bglgrave, Proprietor WILLIAM MORRITT, Auctioneer 23-24,-b AUCTION SALE of HOUSE and HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS In the Village of Auburn, on Saturday, June 9 at 1.30 p.m. PROPERTY: Concrete house, 28x26, six rooms, in good state of repair; also good frame garage. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: One bedroom suite, 2 beds, springs and mattresses; dining 'room table and chairs; 3 rocking chairs; 8 kit- chen theirs; 3 -burner coal oil stove; Clare Jewel cook Stove (coal or wood); Quebec heater (like new); washing machine and wringer; studio couch; cabinet battery radio; library table; 3 kit- chen clipboards; chest of drawers; bedding; pillows; blankets; dishes; cooking utensils; pictures; seal- ers; crocks; sewing machine; 8 - day clock; arm chair; 2 smell tables; lawn mower; floor cover- ing; lamps, Property sold subject to re- serve bid. Terms, day of sale, Chattels: Cash. Estate of late Mrs. Emma Wright; Executor, Lewis Ruddy; Solicitor. Frank Fingiand; Auc- tioneer, Harold Jackson. 22-23-b For. Sale In Village of Bayfield 7' room frame dwelling, in excellent condition, hydro, well -located, double garage, nearly new, about 1/z acre of land, convenient to lake. Im- mediate possession. Tourist Camp with service station, lunch room, dwelling and four cabins, equipped with modern conveniences; four acres of lend, located on Blue - water Highway, near Bayfield. Good turnover. Apply H. C. Lawson REAL ESTATE Phone 251W Clinton 19 -bills TENDERS FOR COAL and COKE Federal Buildings—Province of Ontario SEALED TENDERS addressed to the undersigned and endorsed "Tender for Coal" will be received until 3 p.m. (EDST), Thursday, June 21. 1951, for the supply of coal end coke for the Dominion Buildings throughout the Province of Ontario, Forms of tender with specifica- tions and conditions attached can be obtained from the Chief of Purchasing and Stores. Depart- ment of Pisb7,•ic Works, Ottawa, and the District Architect, 36 Adelaide St. East, Toronto, Ont. Tenders should be made on the forms sepulied by •the Depart- ment and in accordance with de- partmental specifications and con - di tions attached thereto. The Department reserves the right to demand from any success- ful tenderer, before awarding the order, a security deposit in the form of a certified cheque on a chartered bank in Canada, made payable to the order of the Hon- ourable the Minister of Public Works equal to 10 per tent of the amount of the tender, or Bearer Bonds of the Dominion of Canada or of the Canadian National Rail' - way Company and its constituent companies unconditionally guar- anteed es to principal and inter- est by the Dominion of Canada, or the aforementioned bends' and a certified cheque if required to make up an odd amount. Such security will serve es a guarantee for the proper fulfil- ment of the contract. ' ROBERT FORTIER, Acting Secretary. Department of Public Works, ' Ottawa, May 28, 1951. ' 23-24'-b d�/?4I6'N OE 0.1 PO Economical refreshment Now Playing (June 7-9) "GALLANT BESS" in colour MON. & TUES. (June 11-12) "THE MILKMAN The most rollicking, frolltelcing comedy of the day, starring Jimmy Dnrante, Donald O'Connor and Joyce Hoiden WED. & THURS. (Tune 13-14) "BREAKTHROUGH" A story of the D -Day invasion el the French coast. David 'Brian, John Agar. and Frank Lovejoy I RI: ,il SAT. (June 15-16) Hilarious situations develop when a naval commander applies ship- board efficiency ante organization to the running of his home. The result is . . • "The Skipper :Slirpris- ed` His Wife" Robert Walker, Joan. Leslie and Spring Byington PARK THEATRE GODERICH — Phone 47 Now: "LOUISA" a fun -film with Ronald Reagan - Ruth Bussey MON.—TUES,—WED. "INSIDE. STRAIGHT" Down to San Francisco for a ool- orful melodrama, woven around its old Barbary Coast and the nefarious gambling palaces. THURS,—FRI,-SAT. `CHAIN LIGHTNING' This is the thrilling story of a jet pilot who made aviation hist- ory following World War II Humphrey Bogart -Eleanor Parker Raymond Massey Coming: "The BREAKING POINT" with John Garfield -- Adult REGENT THEATRE S E A F O R T H Now: "DALLAS" In Technicolor with Gary Cooper, Ruth Roman, MON.—TUES.—WED. Adult! "EAST SIDE, WEST SIDE" A matrimonial triangle in which the philandering husband and his wife are accused of liquidating the other . woman Barbara Stanwyck - James Mason Van Heflin THURS.—F111.--SAT. ' "The WEST POINT STORY" Warner Brothers' greatest musi- cal; a singing, dancing story film- ed in the great American military academy. It's a grand show!! James Cagney — Virginia Mayo Gene Nelson Coming: "WOMAN OF DISTINCTION" Rosalind Russell- Ray Millard CAPITAL GODERICR—Phone 1150 Now: "He's A Cockeyed Wonder" with Mickey Rooney MON,—TUES,—WED. "Cause for Alarm" A letter, falsely accusing a wife of murdering her husband, he- comes the focal point for a tense and exciting drama. Loretta Young -- Barry Sullivan Bruce Cowling THURS.—ERI.—SAT. "Hold That Ghost" There's a chilly, thrilly, rib -rock- ing evening of fun for everyone as the clown princes get mixed up with a haunted house. Bud Abbott & Lou ,Costello Coming: "The Return of Frank- enstein" The monster returns for a new4cthrill. Cards of T hanks I would like to thank all those who remembered me with cards, letters and treats. and sent gifts to the baby, while I was a patient in Clinton Public Hospital; spec- ial thanks to Dr. Addison and the nurses of the hospital stafff. —MRS. RALPH CALDWELL• I wish to express my sincere thanks to all the friends who sent me cards and flowLors during my recent illness in Clinton Public Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Oakes, Dr. Buhr, Mrs. Haddy, Miss Sinclair end 'the nursing staff of the Hospital, --MRS. WIL- LIAM MdASH. 23b AIR F SRCE DAY _iSATURDAY, JUNE 9 '» FAIRHOLME DAIRY R. E.- Holmes PHONE 157W CLINTON BUN We Specialize in all Types of Buns For Hamburger and Hot Dog Buns be sure to order yours a day ahead HEALTH LOAF—Special brown bread for diabetics and special diets IT'S A REAL TREAT IF YOU BUY IT AT Schroeder's Bakery (Successor to Dixon's Pastry Shop) PHONE 364 RATTENBURY ST. E. CLINTON Hugh R. Hawkins HARDWARE and PLUMBING PHONE 244 — CLINTON ON