Clinton News-Record, 1953-04-09, Page 5THURSDAY, APRIL J, 1953
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DEADLINE --12 noon, Wednes-
Eustace couldn't find a job
Although he vainly tried
'til the day.he advertised
In our classified.
ACCOMMODATION for RENT
'TWO ROOM APARTMENT, fur-
nished. Central. Phone 73J.
14-p
:ROOM AND BOARD FOR MO
;Young gentlemen sharing. Phone
163R. 14-b
'THREE ROOM APARTMENT
with three-piece, bath. Phone Clir:-
'ton 199W. 14-p
TDOWNSTA.IRS SLEEPING room,
'suitable for two. All conveniences.
:Phone Clinton 419W. 14-b
FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT.
'Kitchen facilities. Private ent-
rance. No children. Phone Clip-
: •ton 223. 14-b
:FARM HOUSE WITH HYDRO,
one mile and a half from Clinton.
'Lorne Tyndall, phone Clinton
904r4. 13-tfb
'THREE - ROOM APARTMENT.
Furnished and heated. Shared
'bath. Private entrance. Phone
Seaforth 42. 14-p
APARTMENT, THREE ROOMS,
on Highway 8. Furnished. All con-
veniences. Share bath. Phone God-
,erich 931r16. 12-3-4-5 •b
HEATED APARTMENT WITi4
refrigerator and stove, within ton
minute drive of Clinton. Available
April 1. Phone Seaforth 841r2.
10-tfb
• COTTAGES: THREE and FOUR
•bedrooms. Conveniences. Low rate
to July 1. LeRoy Poth, The
Jowett Cottages, Bayfield. Phone
•Bayfield 64r4. 14-b
Accommodation Wanted
'TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS
in Clinton, wanted by lady. Phone
Clinton 243J. 13-14 p
'OFFICE FOR PART TIME USE
`Tuesday evenings and Wedneq-
days. Two rooms, waiting room
and main office required. Near
'business section. J. E. Longstaff,
Box 159, Seaforth. Phone Clin-
ton 791. 14 •b
ARTICLES FOR SALE
GENERAL ELECTRIC Upright
vacuum. Also General Electric
hand vacuum. Phone Clinton 729.
14-b
ARTICLES WANTED
WOULD LIKE TO RENT A
wedding gown, size 14. Box "Q",
Clinton News -Record. 14-b
MEDIUM-SIZED OFFICE SAFE,
must be in good condition. 3, E.
Howard, phone Bayfield 53r2.
14=15-b
WILL PAY CASH FOR 1939 OR
1940 % ton truck. Must be in
fair condition. George Carter,
Clinton. 14-15 •b
so
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
1950 VANGUARD SEDAN, neer
paint job, air-conditioning, good
tires. Apply at 64 Kingston St.,
Goderich. 13.4 •p
1950 MAROON PONTIAC Sedan,
•air conditioning. A-1 condition. At
a price that will interest you.
Phone Zurich 168. 14-b
1952 AUSTIN SEDAN, perfect
condition. 6,000 miles. Cash, or
can be financed. Apply to Box
"M" Clinton News -Record,
14-b
BABY CHICKS
BIG FLOCKS — Small Flocks —
get Bray. Hatchery has started
pullets or dayolds, for prompt
shipment, Wide choice of breeds
or cross. You'll want these fin -
summer -fall markets. Agent is
Mrs. Mex Paterson, Brucefield.
14•b
KITCHENER BIG -4 CHICK 5.
Special -- 2 week old pullets
$32.90; 3 weeks $35.90. Canadian
approved. Prompt shipment in a
variety of breeds, crosses; day -
olds, started. The very chicks to
cutch up with good markets. Wise
poultrykeepers order Big -4. Par-
ticulars from Chas. Scott, Auburn,
Rhone Blyth 43r23. 14-b
BUILDINGS FOR SALE
BAND: BARN 60' x 40' on stone,
good Condition. Apply John Hind-
marsh, RR 2, Goderich, phone
•Goderich 11903. 12-3-4-h
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
BUSINESS ESS OPPORTUNITIES --
:bu1riess trades listed; restaurants,
gas stations, tourist camps, groc-
ery stores, one Main St build-
ing. L. 0. Winter, Real Estate,
Plnorte 448, 14,1tb
IIirf4:CTE ROSE SERVICE Station
irs Clinton to 1etted at oinee. Good
t;•ailonage. Apply Bax 829, Clin-
tin Sam . McDOPald. 14-h
CUSTOM WORK
GARDENS PLOWED and cultiv-
ated. Phone Steve Welbanks, %
C. J. Livermore's egg grading
station. 14.h
FARM IMPLEMENTS for SALE
MASSEY-HARRIS 15 -Disc Grain
drill with grass seeder complete,
Phone Christie O'Brien, Clinton
615r25. 14-b
FARM PRODUCE FOR SALE
EARLY WARBA, Irish Cobblers;
Sebago potatoes. Clinton Oats.
John G i b s o n, phone Clinton
907r23. 14-p
FURNITURE FOR SALE
22 CHESTERFIELD and Daven-
port styles at "Bargain Prices''
at the Mildmay Furniture Co.
Take a cushion from your old
suite so that the salesman ern
determine a trade-in allowance.
J. F. Schuett & Sons, Mildmay.
Free delivery. 13-1-b
FURNITURE REFINISHING
FOR PIANO, FURNITURE AND
radio cabinet refinishing and re-
pairing, see W. G. Pickett, Box
351, Clinton. 13-4-5-p
HELP WANTED—FEMALE
PART-TIME GIRL for Simpson -
Sears Order Office. 14-b
GIRL TO WORK IN LUNCH
room. Good working conditions.
Good pay. Apply to Hotel Clinton.
13-4-b
GIRL TO ASSIST with general
housework for one-two months.
Live in. Box "P" Clinton News -
Record. 14-b
OFFICE WORK IN CLINTON
typing preferred. State age and
experience if any. Part time;
hours can be arranged. Apply to
Box "D", Clinton News -Record.
14 .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.
9-tfb
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
HOLSTEIN VEAL CALF, one
week old. Robert W. Cole. Phone
Clinton 906r24. 14•b
HORSE, ABOUT TEN YEARS
old, 1,600 pounds, grey in colour•
Also disc for pony tractor. Phone
Clinton 805r31. 14-p
TWELVE SMALL CHUNKS, nine
weeks old. Holstein heifer calf.
Also rubber tire wagon with rack.
Set of spring tooth harrows. Lorne
Tyndall, phone Clinton 904r4.
13-4-b
DURHAM HEIFER, two-year-old,
due to freshen April 23, bred to
Holstein bull. Also two-year-old
Durham heifer, fresh four weeks
Apply to E. L. Bender, Varna,
phone Hensall 699r12. 13-4 •b
LOGS WANTED
WE ARE PAYING HIGHEST
prices for hard maple and bass-
wood logs or standing timber. We
pay cash. Phone collect, Jas. T.
Craig and Son, Auburn. Phone
Blyth 32r24. 13-4.p
LOST AND FOUND
LOST — GREY CHESTERFIELD
cushion. Good Friday. Between
RCAF Station Clinton and Gode-
rich. Contact Clinton News -
Record office, Reward. 14-b
MISCELLANEOUS
AFRICAN VIOLETS FOR SALE.
Phone Clinton 547J. 14-b
FEED TURNIPS FOR SALE.
Good quality. Harry Dougall.
Phone Hensall 689r11. 13,b
WINNIFRED O'NEIL, CLINTON
representative for Avon Products.
Special gifts for Mother's Day.
14-15-b
CLEARING SALE of quality
gladiolus bulbs at bargain prices.
Large, medium and small bulbs.
30 varieties. J. E. Pollock, Varna.
12-ttb
VULCANIZING, TRACTOR, truck
and car tires. Fluid inflation ser-
vice. Pick-up and delivery ser-
vice. Al Lenfield's Tire and Sport
Shop, Phone Goderich 535.
10-tfb
LATHAM RASPBERRY CANES,
good healthy stock, $4 per hund-
red. Also Senator Dunlop Straw-
berry plants $2 per hundred.
Albert Leibo]d, RR 2, Clinton.
14-p
SURGE MILKERS ARE SAFE'%
and faster for your cows, For a
demonstration call Lovell Mc-
Guire, Surge Dealer, Wingham.
Phone 593W. We specialize in
milking cows.
13-4-5-6-7-p
STORM WINDOWS; other win-
dows; two doors; cream separator,
DeLaval; cistern pump; 10 ft. pip-
ing; eongoleum rug, 9'x12'. Ap-
ply Joseph Riley; RR 1, Clinton.
Phone Seaforth 841r3.
14-15-p
MORTGAGE WANTED
MORTGAGE DESIRED on desir-
able residential property. Reply
to Box "T",, Clinton News -Record,
14-p
PASTURE FOR RENT
GRASS FOR RENT, Good pasty
tire, lots of water. Phone at 6.10
in the evening, Clinton 801ri.
Louis Carbert. 1344)
'HAVE PASTURE FOR 25 Steere,
from 400 to 600 pounds. Arnold
D6.16, phone Clinton 801ra
13°-14-b
CARD OF THANKS
I would like to thank friends
and neighbours for their many
kindnesses and for floral tributes
received in my recent bereave-
ment—MRS, VERA WALPER.
Sincere thanks to those who
visited me and to those who sent
flowers, fruit, cards and gifts dur-
ing my recent stay in the hospital.
Thanks to the SS 4 Farm Forum
for their remembrance, and spec-
ial thanks to the doctors and nur-
ses at the hospital,—MRS IRA H.
MERRILL. 14-b
My sincere thanks to all who
sent flowers, cards, and treate,
and other kindnesses received dur-
ing my recent stay in hospital.
—MRS.,ROBERT SCOTT. 14-b
PIANO TUNING
YOUR PIANO carefully tuned.
Sust call G. W. Cox et Clinton
695J. 43-tfb
PET STOCK
BUDGIES, ALL COLOURS. Can-
aries, goldfish, all feeds and sup-
plies. Also, new supply of cages,
just arrived. Call Barb's Pet Sup-
plies, phone Clinton 631r14. Mem-
ber of C.B.A.
13-4-5-6-7-ptf
PIANOS FOR SALE
NEW APARTMENT -SIZE quality
pianos made by Willis. You are
invited to see and try these at
Mrs. Frank Speaight's. Liberal
allowance on your old piano and
free service on any piano purchas-
ed. Phone Clinton 405.
12-3-4-5-b
PROPERTY FOR SALE
FIVE ROOM BRICK COTTAGE
with two-piece bath. Corner of
Fulton and Dunlop Streets. Ap-
ply to Mrs. Dick Noble, Ontario
Street. 14-15-p
NEW BUNGALOW, four rooms
and three piece bath, solid base-
ment, on James Street, south of
Railway track, Apply at site of
house, or to E. Galachiuk.
13-4-p
TWO HOUSES IN CLINTON',
ready for occupancy. One has two
bedrooms; one has four bedrooms.
Full basements, oil furnaces. Ap-
ply to M. McAdam, phone Clin-
ton 694J. 14-p
DESIRABLE BUILDING LO r,
on Fulton Street. Would make
attractive site for home. Good-
sized building on lot. For terms
and observation, phone Clinton
119W. 14-b
SEVEN ROOM INSUL-BRICK
house, Mary Street. Modern con-
veniences, garage attached. Extra
lot, with cement block garage. Ap-
ply to S. Schoenhals, phone Clin-
ton 588J. 13-4-b
PROPERTY WANTED
WOULD LIKE TO BUY A FARM
in Clinton district. Apply Box
"S", Clinton News -Record.
14-b
SAW FILING
ALL TYPES OF SAWS sharpen-
ed. Leave at Nelson's Machine
Shop or David Elliott's residence,
12-3-4-p
SALESMEN WANTED
EARN EXTRA MONEY pleasant-
ly and easily, in your spare or
full time, selling guaranteed and
reliable 'Household Products of
highest quality, at attractive
prices. Company established fif-
teen years. You can build your
own profitable business. No
money to invest. Exclusive ter-
ritory. Either men or women ac-
ceptable as agents. Apply to Box
"3", Clinton News -Record.
SEED FOR SALE,
TIMOTHY SEED. FLYNN Bros.,
Clinton. Phone Clinton 801r14.
13-4-p
timothy seed. William R. Glazier,
RR 4, Clinton, phone Clinton
616r31. 14-b
QUANTITY OF ALFALFA SEED
for sale. William Harris, phone
Clinton 908r3. 14-b
TIMOTHY SEED; POTATOES;
end posts and cedar kindling.
Elmer Trick, phone Clinton 907r5.
14-tfb
RED CLOVER SEED, Why pay
more than $18? Elgin Porter,
Bayfield, phone Bayfield 55r21.
14-5-6-p
QUANTITY OF RED CLOVE
seed, Grade No. 1. Also good clean
timothy seed. J, Arnold Jamieson,
phone Clinton 61,6r33. 14-b
CLOVER SEED FOR SALE. We
have some real good red elm e2
seed, fully matured and well
cleaned. Prices very reasonable.
Phone Clinton 33. F. W. Andrews,
12-tfb
STOVES FOR SALE
SMALL ENAMELLED COOK
stove, Also nearly new hot plate.
Phone Clinton 648W. 14-b
WOOD AND COAL STOVE, mod-
ern design, practically new. Best
offer takes. Sgt, J. M. Gattinger,
60 Winnipeg Road, Adastral Pare,
RCAF Station Clinton. Phone
Clinton 5043. 14-p
TEACHERS WANTED
GODERICH TOWNSHIP School
Area requires school teachers.
Please stale qualifications, exper-
ience and salary expected, Frark
Yeo, secretary -treasurer, RR 1,
Clinton, 1.3-4-b
PROTESTANT TEACHER re-
quired for USS 10, tIullett and
Goderich Townships. Apply stat-
ing qualifications, salary expected,
and name of last inspector. Duties
to commence September, 1953.
Etu•olinent 14. R, J,, Shelf, sec-
retary-treasurer, Londesboro, Oii-
tarie.14-b
... _ • . 4.
TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE
NEW PORTAELE REMVMINGTON
terpewriters at Groves Electric,
Phone 6881, 14fb,
PAGE F'I
BIRTHS
ARKELL—In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Thursday, April 2,
1953, to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Arkell, R.R. 2, Bayfield, a
daughter.
ARMSTRONG—In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Friday, April 3;
1953, to Mr, and Mrs, Leslie
Armstrong, R.R. 4, Bayfield, a
daughter.
BAILLIE—In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Tuesday, April 7, 1953,
to Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Baillie,
Clinton, a son,
BARRETT — In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Monday, March 30,
1953, to Mr, and Mrs. George
Barrett, Clinton, a daughter,
(Helen). (Stillborn).
LAVIS—In Clinton Public Hospi-
tal, on Wednesday, April 8,
1953, to Mr. and Mrs, John Lav -
is, Clinton, a son. •
RILEY—In Clinton Public Hospit-
al, on Friday, April 3, 1953, to
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Riley, R.R.
4, Clinton, a son.
SPIVAK—In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Monday, April 6, 19es,
to Mr. and Mrs. John Spivak,
Auburn, a son.
SYMONS—In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Tuesday, April 7, 1953,
to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Symons
(nee Florence Aiken), a daugh-
ter, (Barbara Elizabeth).
WESTLAKE—In Vancouver, B.C.,
on March 23, 1953, to Mr. and
Mrs. William Westlake, Burn-
aby, B.C., a son (Ronald Wil-
liam).
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MARRIAGES
ALDERDICE-CALDWELL =• In
the home of the bride's parents,
on Saturday, April 4, 1953, by
Rev. N. McLeod, Mona Ellen,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Caldwell, Kippen, to Vernon
Lloyd Alderdice, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Aderdice, Redwing.
0
DEATHS
MUTCH—In LaCombe, Alta., on
Tuesday, March 31, 1953, Stan-
ley Mutch, brother of Miss Elma
Mutch, Auburn, in his 53rd
year. Funeral and interment
at LaCombe, Alta., on Satur-
day, April 4.
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Coral is animal life.
Town of Clinton
TENDER FOR
TRUCK
Chassis and cab, heavy duty,
three ton, short wheel base -
137", or equivalent, dual wheels,
two -speed axle, ten -ply tires -
825, equipped with complete
combination box 9' and hoist.
Tenders to be in Clerk's Of-
fice, Town of Clinton, not later
than April llth at 1 p.m,
L. D. Holland,
Clerk
CEMENT
Contractors
CEMENT
BUILDING
and
CHIMNEY
BLOCKS
Built and Repaired
GUY IVES and SONS
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CLINTON
Now Playing (April 9-11) DREAM
Boat with Clifton Webb and Gan-
ger Rogers
MON., TUES., WED., April 13.15
"MUTINY"
In Technicolor
An enthralling drama of the high
seas during the War of 1812. If
you like adventure you will find
it here.
Mark Stevens, Angela Lansbury
and Patric Knowles
THURS., FRI., SAT., April 16-1.8
"LYDIA BAILED''"
The Technicolor screen version of
Kenneth Roberts' historical novel.
The setting -Haiti in 1802 when
Napoleon was trying to seize the
government. Adventure—Romance
—Suspense and Action]
Dale Robertson, Anne Francis and
Charles Korvin
Coming: (April 20-22) "MILLION
DOLLAR MERMAID" with
Esther Williams
PARK THEATRE •
GODERIjW:.•.-Phone 1150
Now: In Technicolor, Mitzi Gay-
nor and Scott Brady in "BLOOD-
HOUNDS OF BROADWAY"
MON., TUES., WED.,
"ALES MISERABLES"
The latest screen version of the
Victor Hugo classic, in which Jus-
tice is not alone blind but pond-
erously heavy-footed as well.
Michael Rennie, Peva Paget and
Robert Newton
THURS., FEL, SAT,
Gilbert Roland, Millard Mitchell
and John Beal
Based on the best seller by Don-
ald Powell Wilson, this relates
the experiences of a psychologist
on a prison staff.
"MY SIN CONVICTS"
--Excellent°Drama l—
Coming: Stewart Granger and De-
borah Kerr in "TILE PRISONER
OF ZENDA", In Technicolor,
CAPITAL THEATRE
GODERICH .--- Phone 47
Now: "FORT VENGEANCE", lex
Colour, with James Craig and Etta
Moreno
MON., TUES., WED,
James Cagney, Mickey Rooney
and Peter Lorre
The story of a kid whose first act
of petty larceny leads him into
an involved morass of crime and
eventual repentance.
"QUICKSAND"
THURS., FRI., SAT.
Sterling Hayden, Eve Miller and
Bart MacLane
A Technicolor story of the old
time guerilla leader, Quantrill,
and his attempt to sabotage a
pioneer railroad.
"KANSAS PACIFIC"
Coming: Mark Stevens and Dor-
othy Malone in "TORPEDO AL-
LEY."
lst Clinton Cub Pack
The 1st Clinton Cub Pack held
their traditional Easter Monday
hike. Twenty-four Cubs turned
oat loaded down with haversacks,
paperbags and enough cooking
gear to last a week. Sharp at 9
a.m. the caravan got under way
headed for Wise's flats on the
Bayfield River.
After a walk of nearly three
miles the camping spot was reach-
ed and the boys started getting
ready to cook their meals. Under
the supervision of the Scouts and
Cub leaders fireplaces were or-
ganized and the boys were shown
the best way to light their fires.
Cooking that would have raised a
howl of protest had it been serv-
ed up • at home was consumed
with gusto. Weiners covered with
wood ashes, potatoes baked to a
crisp, hamburgers and onions raw
and uncooked were consumed
with evident relish.
After all the boys had eaten, a
game of Scalping was organized.
One of the Scouts who thought
that he was immune to being
scalped when standing on a rock
in the middle of the river found
that he was all wet. After every-
one was Scalped, the boys set out
to find out the most unusual ob-
ject near the camp, Old bird
nests, squirrel nest, fungi, moss,
spring flowers, etc., were soon
discovered. Scout Art Groves was
the most successful hunter.
After a short softball practice
the boys loaded up with all their
gear and started the trek home-
ward, Despite the Junior Com-
mando Route organized by the
scouts leading the hike, all the
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—To lose your wealth is much
To lose your health is more
To lose your soul is such a loss
That nothing can restore.
The Lord Said--
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cometh unto the Father, (God) but by me.
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Receive Christ into your heart today.
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8-10-12-14-16-18-204,
, Cubs safely reached Clinton. Even
,the aged and tired Cub Leaders
managed to finish the course, The
hike was enjoyed by all and it is
hoped that there will be another
one in the near future.
The Stamp Collecting group in
the Cubs and Scouts would like
to thank Miss Ida McGowan, of
the Clinton Post Office who sup-
plied first day covers•of the new
Wild Life stamps to all members
of the club. The Cubs very much
appreciate the expense a n d
trouble Miss McGowan went to
on their behalf.
/n Memoriam
In memory of our beloved anoth-
er, Vivian M. Hale, who passed
away on April 6, 1952.
"The dearest mother the world
could hold,
A cheery smile, a heart of gold,
To those who knew her, all will
know'
How much we lost one year
ago."
—Ever missed by her family.
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