Clinton News-Record, 1956-02-23, Page 5=T AX, rrAmmay.A.1956
ACCOMMODATION for RENT
.SOUR ROOM MODERN APART-
ment, Available now. Phone
Clinton 376W, 8-tfb
'FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR
tent, suitable for couple. Phone
COinton 62. 8-b
'THREE ROOM FURNISHED
. apartment, close to downtown,
share bath. Phone Clinton 751W2.
8-9-b
,MALL HEATED APARTMENT
for rent in Seaforth. Apply Dr.
E. A, McMaster, Seaforth, Phone
. 7-8-9-b
'THREEROOM FURNISHED
apartment, suitable for couple.
•:-Separate bath. Also a garage.
Available March 1. Phone Clinton
'641. 8-b
APARTMENT TO RENT. THREE
rooms, private bathroom, Furnish-
-ed. Available February 16. Phone
Clinton 199W. 7-8-p
FORMER HUSTY'S S T O' R E,
apartment still vacant, Also
•apartments, basement space. See
'O. L. Switzer, Clinton. 7-p
BRAND NEW, FOUR ROOM,
furnished apartment. Private en-
'trance, private bath. Apply Box
81, Clinton News -Record. 8-b
'THREE ROOM FURNISHED
•apartment, share bath, central lo -
astern, Apply Herman's Men's
Wear, phone Clinton 517.
8tfb
'FURNISHED APARTNLENT IN
:the town of Seaforth. Available
March 1. Apply to Harald Jack-
son, Seaforth, Phone Seaforth 474.
8-9-b
' THREE LARGE, UNFURNISHED
second floor rooms with hall and
• balcony off living room. Share
bath. Private entrance. Phone
Clinton 78W. 8-9-b
'CENTRALLY LOCATED s e 1 f-
• contained unfurnished, heated',
four -room apartment, three piece
bath and private entrance. Avail-
able March 1. Phone Clinton
•-444W. 8-p
UNFURNISHED DOWNSTAIRS
apartment, one block from main
street. One bedroom, bath, din-
ingroom, kitchenette and sitting -
room. Nice lawn and room for
small garden. Phone Clinton
193W. 8-b
ARTICLES FOR SALE
CARLOAD OF CEMENT expected
to arrive February 24. Mustard
Lumber & Coal, Brucefield, phone
Clinton 902W2. S b
MOTORCYCLE FOR SALE OR
Trade, 1953 Harley Davidson 74.
Buddy seat, saddle bags, wind-
shield. Phone Clinton 702J4. Gar-
th th P ostill, RR 3, Clinton.
6-7-8-9-p
TV FIT FOR A "KING" — We
Rent — Move — Install. Complete
service on all makes of rotators
and antenna, Ali work fully guar-
anteed. Huron Tower Installation,
phone Goderich 1344M. 6tfb
::.4EINTZMAN GRAND PIANO,
medium size, suitable for home,
church or music hail. Priced low
for quick sale. Also new and used
pianos on hand. Trade-ins accep-
ted. Garnet E. Farrier, White -
'church. Phone Wingham 711J1.
7-8-b
FEBRUARY APPLIANCE `iarg-
• Gins. Your choice of refrigerators,
brand new 1956 Admiral, 7.8 cu. ft.
refrigerator, white, blue, yellow or
pink, or 9.7 cu. ft. Firestone re-
frigerator. All one price $199.00
No trade-ins required. Also Gen-
eral Electric floor polishers at
'$39.95. T. A. Dutton, Firestone
store, Brucefield. Phone Clinton
`.902W1. 84b
NEARLY NEW • 36" GAP BED
Lathe (less motor) lifetime lub-
'ricated ball bearing, headstock
spindle takes No 1 and 2 Morse
'Taper accessories. Complete with
• 3 rests, 3 face plates, adapters,
chisels, etc. Takes %" x 24
thread drill chuck at either end,
aean also be used for sanding, buf-
fing and grinding, 4 speeds. This
lathe can be seen. at Reg. Smith's
:workshop, corner of East and
:High Streets, any evening after 6
e.m. Phone 131W. Priced right
for cash sale. 7-8-b
ARTICLES WANTED
WE WOULD LIKE TO BUY
'Limoges, and Haviland Limoges,
sets and pieces. Also other old
'china, silver, glass and brass in
good condition for cash. Century
"House, Hayfield. 5-6-7-8-p
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
1947 CHEVROLET HALF -TON
truck in A-1 shape. Also 2 reg-.
istered Ayrshire cows, springing.
Apply to Elgin Nott, RR 4, Clin-
ton, Phone Seaforth 847r5.
8-p
BOARD AND ROOM
WANT.E'D I3OAI2.DER OR room.
er. Male preferred, Phone. Clirn-
ton 261M. '8-b
ROOMER WANTED. t ITCH E,N
privileges if desired, Phone Clin-
ton 1398, after 7.30 p.m. 8-b
BABY CHICKS
DAY-OLD, M I X ED CHICKS,
cockerels, pullets --order now for
APRIL—some started chicks hi
brooders, AMES-IN-CROSS hy-
brids. J, E. STACKHOUSE, Wil-
ton Grove, Ontario, 8-9-10-1-b
BIG -4 CHICKS - A SPECIAL
discount front pricelist, if ordered
this month. Any time—they are
bargains. When you consider ,qual-
ity, Hatchery has wide choice,
Canadian Approved, chicks—day-
old and started—standard breeds',
crosses and "specials" like Ames,
Pilch, etc. If you want to cash
in on the good markets for Grade
A Large—Get your chicks now,
Agent, Chas. Scott, Auburn, phone
43R23 Blyth. 8-b
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS.
Contact L. G. Winter, Real Estate,
High Street, Clinton. Phone Clin-
ton 448. 13tfb
EARN WHILE. YOU LEARN. Men
or women willing to work part or
full time make good living selling
home necessities. Write for de-
tails and free catalogue. FAM -
ILEX, Dept. 3, Box F. Station C
Montreal. 8-b
CUSTOM WORK
ELEC.:1'RM MOTORS, Rewound
and repaired. Home and Auto rad-
ios and' appliances repaired. Art
Levett, Isaac Street, at Dunlop.
Phone Clinton 138W. 41-'tfb
FARMS FOR SALE
NICE LIST OF FARMS FOR
sale. • L. G. Winter. Real Estate.
Phone Clinton 448. Low down
payments. 334113
100 ACRE FARM, BRICK HOUSE.
Bank barn with strawshed attach-
ed, driving shed, hydro throughout.
Five miles south of Clinton. Apply
to Harry Taylor, RR 1, Brucefield,
Ontario. 7-8-p
MANY GOOD FARMS, LARGE
and small, in Huron County. Real
estate is our business. Buying or
selling. Contact Jahn Bosveld, Real
Estate Broker, 40 Wellesley
Street, Goderich, Phone Goderich
1108. 8-tfb
FARM FOR SALE, 200 ACRES,
Lot 29 and 30 on concession 8,
Hullett. 125 acres workable 114.
miles from school, 21, miles south
west of Londesboro. Equipped with
hydro. Apply to Dick Vodden,
Ontario St,, Clinton. 7-8p
Furniture Re -Finishing
FOR FURNITURE, PIANO AND
radio cabinet, refinishing and re-
pairing, apply W. G. Pickett,
phone Clinton 761M 4p-tfb
HELP WANTED—FEMALE
WAITRESS WAN'i'inD, FULL
and part time. Bartliff Bros. Res-
taurant. 8-b
FOR LAUNDRY WORK. Modern
equipment, good working condi-
tions. Phone Clinton 312W or ap-
ply in person, preferably, to A.
Garon, Clinton Laundry and Dry
Cleaning. 44-tfb
RCAF
OFFERS
YOUNG
WOMEN
VALUABLE TRAINING
as
CLERK TYPIST
MEDICAL ASSISTANTS
SUPPLY TECHNICIAN
RADAR
And Many Other Trades.
u: a *
30 DAY LEAVE A YEAR
WITH PAY
MEDICAL and DENTAL
CARE
CLOTHING ALLOWANCE
RECREATION FACILITIE'S
': :k *
Write or Apply
RCAF RECRUITING UNIT
147 King St, London
Phone 4-7314
PLEASE SEND 1VIE
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
(Name)
(Address)
Age
Education
8-b
NOTICE
E. Lone staff
Optometrist
will be absent from SEAFOITH and CLINTON
offices Monday, 'Tuesday and Wednesday, February
27, 28, 29, while dtrendirtg an Optometrical Congress
in Toronto where The 'latest in visual science will be
discussed and demonstrated.
FARM 'EQUIPMENT ForS010
MASSEY..} ARRIIS TRACTOR No,
20 Rowcrop; land packer; Fleury-.
Bissell double disc; Fleury -Bis,
sel two bottom plow on rubber;
Massey -Harris three section spring
tooth; Massey -Harris rubber tire
wagon; Cgekshhutt 10 -inch grain
grinder and 50 feet of 7 -inch rub-
ber belting. Will sell, or trade for
cattle. Contact Fred Arkell or
phone Bayfield 47R5, evenings.
8-9-p
FARM PRODUCE FOR SALE
ABOUT FOUR OR FIVE TON,
cut wheat straw. Phone Clinton
341W. 8-p
HELP WANTED—MALE
MAN TO REPRESENT SINGER
Sewing Machine Company, Goder-
ich. Salary and Commission. Will
have training on service and sales.
Paid while training. Good chance
for industrious man. Good pro-
motions. Hospitalization and Ben-
efit Plan. Car necessary. Apply
W G. Henderson, Singer Sewing
Machine Company, G o d e r i c h,
Phone Goderich 1135. 4 to 7-b
Part -Time
Salesman
required by
Simpsons -Sears
to sell electrical appliances, farm
equipment, building materials, and
plumbing and heating projects,
In Clinton and Vicinity
on a commission basis.
Past selling experience in this
field helpful, but not essential.
Reply in own hand writing stating
age, qualifications and telephone
number to
BOX 71
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
All replies held in strictest con-
fidence. 7-8-9-b
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
HOLSTEIN COW, DUE TO fresh-
en first of April. Phone Clinton
300J3. 8-9-p
12 PIGS, SIX WEEKS OLD,
Apply Ross Hoggart, Phone Clin-
ton 802R33. 8-p
TWO REGISTERED HOLSTEIN
cows, five years old, due within a
month. Parc, Johnston, Varna.
8-b
LIVESTOCK WANTED
WANTED. OLD HORSES AND
dead cattle. Gilbert Bros. Mink
Ranch, Goderich. Phone collect,
1483J1, or 1483J4 9ptfb
LOST AND FOUND
FOUND—IN FRONT OF NEWS -
Record office, one brass swivel
type screw plug. 8-b
FOUND—BETWEEN BILL Coun-
ter's and Reliance Service Station
("The Old Mill") one ratchet and
socket, size 13/16. Owner may
have same by identifying and pay-
ing for this adv. Clinton News -
Record. 8-b
MISCELLANEOUS '
MORE FARMERS ARE SWITCH-
ing to Surge Milkers for faster,
safer, cow milking. Contact Lov-
ell McGuire, Wingham, Surge
Service Dealer, phone Wingham
593. 5-6-7-8-p
BAYFIELD REST HOME, "the
home within a home". Home
for convalescents, elderly people.
Home cooked meals, registered
nurse in attendance. Only a few
vacancies left. Phone Bayfield
37. 6-7-8-b
WATERLOO CA're E Breeding
Association. "Where Better Bulls
Are Used." Artificial Insemination
service for' all breeds of cattle.
For service or information phone
Clinton 515 collect, between 7.30
and 10.00 a.m. on week days and
7,30 and 9.30 a.m. on Sundays.
6-tfb
EGMONT MINERALS for Cattle
have proven to supply all minerals
cattle need to maintain good heal-
th. At $7 per 100 pounds it sup-
plies these essential minerals very
economically. Always available at
the farm, or a phone call will
bring it to your door. 3. W. Van-
Egmond, phone Clinton 805r13.
46tfb
PET STOCK FOR SALE
YOUNG MALE BUDGIES; Hartz
Mountain Canaries (German Roll-
ers) $8.98. Female Budgies $6.
Eric Milner --Flowers, phone Sea -
forth 393. 8-9.10-1-b
PROPERTY FOR SALE
WARTIME CENTRAL Mortgage
house, 141 Victoria Street (high-
way .0 Two bedrooms, Garage.
Phone Clinton. 525J. 8-p
5 FAMILY APARTMENT HOUSE,
fully furnished, good locatilin, ex-
cellent income. Owner will sacri-
fine for immediate sale. Good
pay for itself home for working
man or retired couple. Phone
Clinton 733.. S -p
TENDERS WANTED
FOR. SALK, f;Y SEAt;Pile tender,
the leenmiller United Church shed,
3Q' 75'. Good timber frame,
single board, pine and hemlock
siding, with heavy corrugated
Steel roof, good as new. 20 per-
cent to be paid when tender ac-
cepted, balance in 30 days.
Also
a coal or wood furnace in good
working condition. elighest or
any tender not necessarily accep-
ted, Tenders accepted to March
15, 1956, by DIfred ,Moore, secret-
ary of Trustee Hoard, P.R 4, Cody
erich. fi-9-b
C Ieel N 11'EWS-RF,GU
OI SSIEIW RATES
CAST RATE (if paid by the
Wednesday following p plica-
tion) — Two cents per wend,
adnernune 50 cents. 1V2 cents a
wore for each foliowing bump,
tient
u mo-
tion, minimum 35 cente.
Box NUMBER ---•150 extra.
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES ane
DEATHS ---no eharge.
ENGAGEMENTS, CARDS OF
THANKS & IN MEMORIAMS
.,Two cents per word, minimum
50 cents.
CHARGED -15 cente extra.
DEADLINIt-42 o'clock noon,
Wednesday,
Cards of Thanks
2 Cents per word, Minimum 500
I wish to thank eveyone for
their many acts of kindness, cards,
treats and visits, while a. patient
in St. Joseph's Hospital—JO Th
LINDSAY, Bayfield. 8-b
The family of the late Mrs. T.
Manahan would like to express
their sincere appreciation for the
floral tributes, cards of sympathy;
and many acts of kindness of
friends and neighbours, shown
during their recent bereavement.
Special thanks to pallbearers,
flawenbearers, Rev; J. E. Ostrom,
Dr. 'Thompson and nurses.
8-+b
AUCTION SALE
PAGE FIVE.
DEATHS
ATCHISON At Lethbridge, Alta.,
on Wednesday, February 15,
1955, George W, Atchison, form-
erly of Holmesville.
JOHNSTON --- In Brantford, on
Tuesday, February 21, 1956,
Margaret Davidson, widow of
the late William Johnston, Bly
th, in her 73rd year; Funeral
from the Ball and Mutch fun-
eral home, High Street, Clinton,
this afternoon, Thursday, Feb-
rtlary 23, commencing at two
o'clock. Interment in Brussels
Cemetery.
MANAQHAN -- In Clinton, on
Thursday, February 16, 1956,
Fanny Jos'1ine, widow of the late
Thomas James 1VIanaghan, in her
100th year, Funeral from the
Ball and Mutch funeral home,
High Street, Clinton, on Satur-
day afternoon, February 18, to
Clinton Cemetery.
SPOONER,--In a Saskatoon hos-
pital, on Wednesday, February
15, 1956, Charles Robert Spoon-
er, beloved husband of Maybelle
Spooner and on of the late Mr.
and Mrs. C. T. Spooner ,(form-
erly of Clinton) in his 59th year.
Funeral from Knox United
Church, Saskatoon, Sask., by
Rev. G. Duncan Wilkie, to
Woodlawn Cemetery, on Friday
afternoon, February 17.
To Be held at the farm of Larne
Tyndall, GoderichTownship, 1 Health Unit To
mile west and half a mile north of
Clinton on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 58
at 1 o'clock
CATTLE -- 26 Holstein cows,
some fresh, some due sale time
and others due from March to
May; also six Durham cows due in
March.
This is a choice herd of milk
ccws with lots of size and condit-
ion,
HOGS — Two purebred sows
third litter; 19 York sows carry-
ing first litter, due from 1st to
end of March.
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer
8-b
SALES HELP WANTED
WANTED: MAN FOR S'1'LADY
travel among consumers in Huron
County. Permanent connection
with large manufacturer. Only re-
liable hustler considered. Write
Rawleigh's Dept. 13-169-131, Mon-
treal, P.Q. 8-;b
$12,500.00 in a year
$1,000.00 in a month
We have an opening in the Clinton
area for a mature man to join our
top producers, mostly in their 50's,
who are drawing $8,000 to $20,000
in a year . . . $1,000 to $2,000 a
month.
WE NEED a man who is:
1. 40 to 60 years old.
2. With selling experience.
3. Able to travel a week at a
time . and owns a car.
WE OFFER a fine business:
1. No investment needed,
2. Earnings paid in advance.
3. Long-range security.
HERE ARE A FEW OF THE EX-
CEPTIONAL EARNINGS MADE'
BY SOME OF OUR CANADIAN
MEN:
E. W. Coskey, $2,301.51 in a mon-
th; N. W. Somerville, $1,201.15 in
a month; J. D. McKay, $557.83 in
a week; G. Bourdeau, $527.66 in a
day.
Our company is over 21 years old,
internationally known, and is a
leader in the field. Some of our
men, like C. H. Libbey, J. H. Pea-
cock, W. D. Michael and others
earned aver $20,000 in a year.
If you want to make good in a new
business, then you are invited to
write me personally, telling about
yourself and your experience. All
replies- confidential. PRESIDENT,
Dept D-4, P'. O. Box 789, Fort
Worth 1, Texas. 8-b
The News -Record
Sells Counter
Check Books
TENDERS
for the building of a
VAULT
at Clinton Cemetery
are being called.
Plans and specifications will
Abe available at the Town
Clerk's office after Feb. 20.
(Signed)
GEORGE BEATTIE,
Chairman,
Clinton Cemetery Board
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NOTICE
TOWN OF CLINTON
To all Motorists:
Due to the serious parking
problem on Clinton's main
street, motorists are requested
to limit parking at any one time
to two hours.
Motorists are also requested
to refrain from all double-park.
Ing or parkh'ig on the wrong
Side of the stteeet.
Warning
If the motoring public fall to
Co-operate In thishClin-
tan T wn Connell Will
be
forced
to take more drastic action.
W, J. Miller H. R. 'Thompson
Mayor Chief of Ponied
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Be Chairmaned
By Grey Reeve
The reeve of Grey Township,
Clifford Rowland, wasappointed
chairman of the Huron County
Health Unit Board succeeding Mel
Crich, former reeve of Clinton.
Other members of the board for
this year are Reeve Dan Beuer-
man, McKillop; Reeve William
Jewitt, Hullett; Deputy Reeve Art
Gibson, Howick, all new members
of the board, and W, A. Galbraith,
Wingham, provincial represent-
ative.
This year sees a staff of seven
full-time nurses and one part-time
nurse, headed by the nursing sup-
ervisor, Miss Norah Cunningham;
a public health veterinarian, Dr.
T. R. Malady, Dublin; two sani-
tary inspectors, W. L. Empey
(chief) Blyth, and Robert M. Hale,
Clinton; and an office staff of
three clerks.
Polio Vaccinations
Last year there were 7,046 polio-
myelitis inoculations given to the
first three public school grades;
2,264 tuberculin tests were given
in secondary schools; 2,545 inocula-
tions were administered. There
were 1,503 smallpox vaccinations'
given to school and pre-school
children.
During 1955 close to 6,000 homes.
were visited in Huron County by
public health nurses; 58 chest clin-
ics were held with a total attend-
ance of 1,003; 97 regular immuni-
zation clinics were held; and 85
prenatal classes with a total at-
tendance of 890.
The 49 child health conferences
had a total attendance of 245.
The unit also offered some nurs-
ing counselling service to one of
the county collegiates. This has
been expanded on a trial basis to
the grade ten group in each of
the five secondary schools.
The nursing staff for 1956 in-
cludes Miss Dorothy Sewell, whose
area includes Townships of Gode-
rich, Colborne, Ashfield and West
Wawanosh; Miss Mary Love,
Wingham, Blyth, Morris Township,
and the north half of Grey; Miss
Gwen Barr, Seaforth, Brussels and
Townships of Tuckersmith, Mc-
Killop and the south part of Grey;
Miss Barbara Sauer, Clinton, and
Townships of Hullett, Stanley and
part of Hay, and ' Zurich; Mrs,
Stelle McRae, Clinton, part-time
nurse--Hensall area, and to assist
at clinics.
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Huron County
Crop Report
(By G. W. Montgomery,
Agricultural Representative
for Huron County)
Intermittent snowfall coupled
with the occasional thaw contin-
ues to augment the water supply.
With little or no frost and an ex-
cellent covering of snow, hay,
pasture and wheat fields are win-
tering well.
Approximately 300 farmers at-
tended the Annual County Hog
Producers' Meeting this. week. The
majority of those attending the
meeting gave their approval of the
program that the Ontario Hog
Producers Co-operative is carrying
out on behalf of the Hog Produc-
ers,
woosinewormeniwomarmeemerwevers
FOR SALE
11/2 storey, 7 -room dwelling, flush
toilet, running water. Situated in
village of Londesboro. Inuried-
iata possession.
— o
1 STOREY, 5 ROOM DWELLING,
three bedrooms, modern conven-
iences, oil heating, full base-
ment, low taxes... Situated on
Highway 4, south of Clinton.
Early possession.
1 STOREY, G ROOM DWELLING+,
two bedrooms, modern canven-
lenge. Stineorcli. Early posses-
t rice,
iSTOREY. 4,o
(100.
IiI . 5 ROOMED 10WEt
LING, with two bedrooms, nil
heating. Two lots. Price;$3,500.
dash,
r�' ly Montlt
payment, $85possession.
Apply to
H. C. LAWSON
Complete Insurance Service
Pool Estate Investments
Eittolt of Montreal Building
illto#ietit Wilde tSnit; Rea. 210
• bltANII)N, ONTARIO
RoXY THEATRE
V L I N T 0 N
NOW: Thurs., Fri. and Sot.
"ULYSSES"
Teclinkolor
Homeric adventure on a wine -dark
sea -- thrilling spectacle and stir-
ring romance in one of the ,great-
est films of all time.
Kirk Douglas -- Silvana, Mangano
Anthony Quinn
MON., TUES. and WED.
"Abbott & Costello
Meet the Mummy"
m�.my
The able Abbott and his scatter-
brained sidekick run riot among
the pyramids. A mummy never
had it so good, Even the sphinx
laughed. — Marie Windsor —
Michael ,Asara .--- Peggy Ring
COMING:
"The Stranger Wore a Gun"
Randolph Scott — CIaire Trevor
COMING EVENTS
4c a word, minimum 75e
Modern and Old Tyme dancing
for all at the Crystal Palace
Ballroom, Mitchell, every Friday
night, Music by Clarence Petrie
and his Night Hawks.
2 tel
Thursday, Feb. 23—Bingo, Leg-
ion Memorial Hall, Kirk Street,
Clinton, commencing at 8.30 p.m.;
15 regular games for $5.00; three
special share -the -wealth games;
58.00 jackpot on 58 numbers, in-
cluded in all the share -the -wealth
games; one special game for
$25.00. Admission; 15 regular
games for 50c; special games 15c,
2 for 25c, 5 for 50c. An evening
of fun for all bingo players,
7-8-b
Friday, Feb. 24-8.15 p.m. Var-
iety Concert, St. Andrew's United
Church, Bayfield. Lunch. Spon-
sor: Parsonage Board. Admission
50c, 25c
Friday, Feb. 21— Euchre and
Dance in Varna Town Hall. Music
by Hank Norris and' his Ranch
Boys. Sponsored by Varna LOL
No. 1035. 8-b
Friday, Feb. 24 — Dance, Leg-
ion Hall, Kirk Street, Clinton,
9.30 to 1. Come out and enjoy an
evening of new and old time mus-
ic Huron. Ramblers Orchestra. Am-
ple parking. Beautiful floor. Re-
freshment booth. Admission, 50c
per person. First ten unescorted
ladies FREE. 7-8-9-b
Feb. 24 and 25 — "Winter
Wonderland 1956" ice carnival.
Clinton Lions Arena. Sponsor:
'Clinton Figure Skating Club.
6 -7 -b -8x
Monday, Feb. 27 — Band Prac-
tice, 8 p.m., Clinton Concert Band.
Council Chamber. 8-b
Tuesday, Feb. 28-8 p.m., Card
Party, IOOF Hall. Everyone wel-
come. 7-8-b.
Friday, Mar. 2 --Benefit Euchre
and Dance for J. Lindsay and Bill
Orr. Cards to start 8.30. Bayfield
Town Hall, Hank Norris and his
Orchestra. 8-9-p
Saturday, Mar. 3—Home Bake
Sale in Council Chamber, 2 to 4
p.m. Auspices: Ontario Street
Girls' Club. 8-b
Friday, Mar. 30—Twilight Mus-
icale, Wesley Willis United Chur-
ch, Auspices: Good Will Club.
8-b
Saturday, April 14 —Rummage
Sale, Town Hall, Clinton. Good
Will Club of Wesley -Willis United
Church. 8-b
Goderich Pavilion dancing. Sat-
urday nights, Paul Cross and his
orchestra. Wednesday night s,
Clarence Petrie's' Night Hawks.
6-tfb
(DCI Hi-Lites
The students had an afternoon's
outing last Friday. Nearly every-
one in the school took part in a
skating party at the Lions Arena,
here in Clinton, sponsored by the
Students' Council. The teachers
and fifth formers enjoyed a fast
game of broom ball with the
teachers upsetting their opponents
one to nothing,
AT TELEPHONE
TMEPIiRf 50
Goderich
Now: THURS,, FRI. and SAT,
,Fred Maelyfurray --,- Dorothy
Malone and Walter Brennan
Telling the story of a peace -loving
shopkeeper who downs a bank
"robber with one lucky shot and
then has to cope with a vengeful,
gang.
"At Gunpoint"
In Cinemgscope & Technicolor
MON,, TUES. and WED.
(Adult Entertainment)
Victor Mature -- Sylvia Sidney
Virginia Leith & J. Carrel Naish
In an Arizona copper -Mining town
the lives of a dozen people are
excitingly affected by an Amish
farmer and a young father during
a 24-hour period.
"Violent Saturday"
Cinemascope & Technicolor
RCA VICTOR. RADIOS
AND TELEVISION
Your Old Radio Accepted
As Trade -In.
T. A. DUTTON
RCA VICTOR DEALER
BRUCEFIELD
Telephone Clinton 634R4
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IF
You are using
the mortgage plan
of buying your home,
YOU should know
about our 'special
MORTGAGE
INSURANCE.
CONSULT—
HAL HARTLEY
Representative
CANADA LIFE
Clinton -- Phone 454W
Clinton Community
Farmers
AUCTION SALES
EVERY FRIDAY
commencing at 1.30 p.m.
TERMS CASH
J. COREY, Sales Manager
E. W. ELLIOTTAuctioneer
K. W. COLQUHOUN, Clerk
Flowers
Telegraphed
Anywhere
K. C. COOKE
FLORIST
Phone 66W --- Clinton
HALF PRICE
SALE
CONTINUES THIS WEEK
Buy Now and Save !
SPORT COATS SWEATERS
ZIP -IN -TOPCOATS - JACKETS
SPORT SHIRTS
at HALF the ORIGINAL PRICE
SHOP NOW AT
PICKETT Awa CAMPBELL
Phone 25
LIMITED
(Main Corner)
Clinton