Clinton News-Record, 1957-08-08, Page 5' `11,, RSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1957
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P#€4 or 2-0844
Accommodation For Rent
•
:ROOM TO LET, 'middle-aged wa-
:xnan preferred, Phone IW 2-7073,
i FOR rent, Rag-
lan Street, ,furniahed, heated
.Phone IIID 2.9483. 32-3-1b
-TWO ROOM, DOWNSTA ,ala-
:ortrtnent, furnished .and heated,
-Phone HU 2-3329, .332,3-p
HOUSE ON NO. 4.. highway, 5
•minutes walk to the Radar School,
'for further. particulars phone EW
-2.9427. 32^p
'TWO SELF-CONTAINED, heat-
'ed, apartments. Furnished. Avail-
able August 15 and September 1,
EU 2-9390. • 32p
—R00111 APARTiMENT, heated
'and furnished, with frig, Immed-
iate possession. Fast Street, Clin-
ton, PhoneBU 2-9536 32-p
FOUR ROOM AP TMENT,
large living roam, kitchen, 2 bed-
rooms .and bathroom. Central io-
•cation, .Phone HU 2-9641. 32b
',COMFORTABLE AfBiLE TH'REfg-BOOM.
"furnished, heated downstairs apart-
ment, .suitable for couple. Frig and
laundry. facilities. .Apply in Person
• after six or• weekend' Mrs. Marion
"Seeaey, :Huron•' Street.
32-3-5-p
Articles *For Sale
:T [NTZMAN UPRIGHT PIANO,
;good condition, Phone HU 2-9486.
'TWO HAND MOWERS, Good
vcondition. Pleone.11U 2,=6634,
32.p
'CHOICE WAX BEANS. At their
'best now. Phone HU 2-9652. 32bn
f Clinton.
: SHERLOC,K-MANNING PIANO,
:nn eleellent condition. 'Phone HU
:2-9755, or Seaforth 830r22. 321>
3 ONLY—USED CAR RADIOS --
Specially priced at $15 to $40.
SIU 2-7021. 31-2-b
RUBBER STAMPS, SIGNATUR-
es, maps, marking devices of all
kinds. Call at 1Vews-Record Of-
fice, Albert Street, Clinton 14-tfb
'FOR OIL TANK TRUCKS, or us-
.ed
s-,ed construction machinery, contact
•Giffen Truck Equipinent Limited,
• 5461 Yonge St, Willowdale, Ont.
32, 34, 37, 39; 41, 43ep
EIGH QUALITY KITCHEN
•crhrome sets. Reasonably priced
and very easy terms at T. A
'Dutton's Store, Brucefield, Dial
HU 2-3232. 32 -tib
15 FOOT NIPISSING Cedar Strip
"boat. 66 inch beam. 25 h.p. John -
:son motor, remote control, steer-
ing, four cushions, lights, tarp,
'trailer. W. T. McAsh, Varna,
:Phone HU 2-9161. 32h
'SEVERAL NEW PATTERNS' in
'English Bone China Dinnerware,
eincluding lovely "Cornflower". See
and others in our window and
-get our low prices for fine china.
Counter's Jewellery. 32p
'BIOME FREEZERS - RCA 20 cu.
eft. Chest type freezers. Five year
'guarantee, one year free services,
"Regular $569, our price $399, cash
or terms. T. A. Dutton, RCA Vic -
"tor Dealer, Brueefield. H 32 392.
"FRIGIDAIRE 91/z c. ft. 45 lib.
;freezer practically new. 39" mod -
'earn bed. Inner spring mattress,
:new. Lloyd convertible carriage.
- Dinette table 2 chairs. 2 vanity
dressers one large mirror attached
Other mise. articles. Apply 8 Win-
TApeg Rd. RCAF Station Clinton
Automobiles For Sale
1947 MONARCH SEDAN, with
1949 Mercury motor. _Phone Bay-
tfield 58r11. • 32-p
1955 CHEV. BEL -Alit, fully equip-
ped, with radio. Low mileage, real
good condition, one owner ear.
Would trade for older model car.
Phone HU 2-9645. $2bx
Business Opportunities
OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS.
Contact L. G. Winter, Real Estate,
High Street, Clinton. Phone Clin-
ton HU 2-6692. 13 •tfb
CLOTHING FOR SALE'
CHARCOAL GRAY, TWO -PANT
Suit, size 17, good as', new. $10.
' Phone IIU 2.7468. 32b
CUSTOM WORK
MASONRY ApplyWORK, All 'Types,,
A, William Harris, Phoney 111
AUTOMATIC SAW Sharpening,
:,Saws retoethed, jointed and•fi1ed
;for $1.25. Or just filed and set 75
ents. Automatic butcher ' itnife
and scissor sharpener, scissors 15
cents, knives 10 dents. • W. E.
' "Bill" rervis, Fulton Street, Clin-
ton, Phone RU 2-9664. i1l-tfb
SANITARY SEWAGE
DISPOSAL
Septic tanks, Cess :Pools, +etc.,
• pumped and cleaned with Sanitary
equipment. All 'work guaranteed.
"Estimates given without Obliged -
bore Louis' Blake, EY. '2, Brussels.
;Phone Brussels 42t6. +.76 to }32p
Fruit For Sale
1Vi1AL1. PLU1Vt$, Red and Yellow,
on the tree at half price, pick
your own. Also cheap cooking
PO", North Ater. Fraser Stirl-
ing, Bayfield. Phone I•iU 24577,
32h
FURNITURE .FOR SALE
IIHREE-PIEOE LAWN CHAIR
set, painted, 'Will sell reasonable:
Harold East, phone 13U 2-7578.
TWO PIEOE UI'1D
Suite, and one •occasional ehair,
green; bookcase 'china cabinet;
Duncan Fyfe coffee table; drum
table; •end table; dining room
chairs. Phone HU 2-9348, 32+4
HELP WANTED '
asaErrAxm. REQUIRED for
School No. 9 ([Red Tavern), by
elTuokersmith Township School Area
Board. Duties to commence on
September 1, 1957, AMPldcantts +to
state salary expected,
W. P. Roberts,
Secretary -treasurer,
RR. 3, Seaforth. 32-3-b
HELP WANTED—FEMALE,
WA:I'ISItESS, FUUL TIME. Apply
in person. Bantiliflfs, Bakery Ltd:
3+1-2-b
GENERAL HELP WANTED.
$25 a week', and meals. 48-hour
week. +Commencing Sunday at
midday. Commercial Inn Hotel.
31 -2 -ib
Livestock For Sale
12 FIGS, SEVEN WEEKS OLD.
Apply to Ross Hogfgarth, Phone
HU 2-9878. 32b
Livestock Wanted
ATTENTION' FARMERS: Prompt,
courteous collection of all dead and
disabled farm animals and hides.
Call collect Ed. Andrews, 851r11,
Seaforth. Associated with Darling
and Co, of Canada Ltd. 26 p-tfb
Misceilaineous
WOULD THE PARTY WHO took
the wrong bank book from the
Royal Bank on July 4, No. 877,
please return it to the Royal Bank.'
32b
WATCH -REPAIR IS A 30)3 FOR
experts. Our work assures your
satisfaction. Counter's Jewellery,
Huron County's Oldest Establish-
ed
stablished Jewellery Store. 32p
LET US REPAIR AND MAKE
you}r rings and jewellery like new,
Diamond rings renewed and stones
safely . secured—don't take chan-
ces. Expert work done reasonably
to your satisfaction. Watch re-
pairs and Pearl restringing. W.
N. Counter. ` 32p
MAPS OF THE TOWN OF CLIN=•
ton, showing streets, lot numbers,
and town limits. 50c each. Avail-
able at Clinton News -Record of-
fice. • 24-tfb
Poultry For Sale
100 FIVE MONTHS SUSSEX X
Red Pullets, Starting to lay. Gor-
don Rathwell, HU. 2-9864 32-p
300 NEW HAMP. PULLETS, just
starting to lay, 200 Leghorn pul-
lets, 33 months old. Also 2 Here-
eord x Ayrshire calves. Apply to
Elgin Nott, RR 4, Clinton, phone
847r5, Seaforth. 32p
Property For Sale
DESIRABLE LOT FOR SALE on
Raglan Street, near two scheols,
D.S. Cantelon, phone IID 2-9483.
20-tfb
LOT FOR SALE, Princess St. E.,
near both schools, approx. 130 ft.
frontage, 100 ft. deep. Mc levaree
Stationery Store. 28tfb
AUCTION SALE
of Household Effects
From the home of Mrs. Eliza-
heti' Weston, Eeneric Street, Bay-
field, on
Saturday, August 10
at 1.30 p.m., consisting of:
+Chesterfield; 2 platform reek -
ere; 6 dining room Chairs.; 3 leath-
er rockers; extension table; 6 kit -
cher chairs; kitchen table; sev-
eral small tables; upholstered arra
chair; Morris chair; bar room
ehah ; kitchen stool; 2 roll top
couches; 2 hanging lamps; pine
chest; 3 walnut cbhests of drawers;
whatenrot; Bell organ and stool;
roll-top desk; gramophone and re-
cords; 4 ,beds and springs; iron
bed and springs; dressing Lal
wash stands; dressers; drop -bee,
sewing machine; cherry glass -top
cupboard; sideboard; Findley eh-
armel ranrge (nearly new); Cole-
man gas stove; hall rack; Mantel
clock; lamps; dishes, including
sortie axutigttes; cooking utensils
and numerous other articles.
Terms—Cash
MISS ELIZABETH WE:STort,
Proprietress
Edward W. Elliott,. Auctioneer
31-2-b
TENDERS
.SEALED TENDERS will bee
received by the undersigned', for
the transportation of the two
top grades (9-10 pupils) of SS
Hallett, to RCAF Station• Pub-
lic School, C ntgny beginning
Se+pteiriber 3, 1957.
T.enclers to be in the hands of
',the secretary -treasurer by Aug;
ust 10, 1957. Lowest or any
tender not necessarily accepted.
For further particulars, apply
to;
31.2-b
T, B, ALLEN,
Secretary -Treasurer,
SS No. 5, Ifullett,
LONDESBORO, ONT.
'enders Wanted
TENDERS are invited by the
TUCKERSMITH SCHOOL
AREA BOARD
for the Supply of a total of
21 Tons, Na. 1 Quality,
• Hard Furnace Cdal,
to be .delivered in 7 -ton lots to
each of Schools No's. 1, 4 and
9, before August 24, 1957.
Tender's will chose August 20, 1957.
W. P. ROBERTS,
Secretary -Treasurer,
R.R. 3,' Seaforth.
32-3-+b
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of HERBERT Mc-
GREGOR, late of the Village of
Bayfield, in the County of Huron,
Esquire, Deceased.
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All persons having claims against
the Estate of the above deceased
are required to file the same wit
the undersigned Solicitor for the
said Estate, on or before the 2n
day of September, A.D. 1957, afte
which date the assets will be dist-
ributed amongst the parties entitle
ed thereto, having regard only to
the claims of whish notice sha
have' been given. '
DATED at Clinton, Ontario, thi
7th day of August, A.D. 1957.
• E. B. MENZIES,
Clinton, Ontario,
Solictor for the said Estate
32,33,35b •
The primary industries—agricul-
ture,
ndustries—agriculture, forestry, fisheries, trapping,
mining. and electric power --crow
employ only about 20 per cent of
all working. Canadians.
Orders Taken How•
for
Fresh Vegetables
FRESH CORN
BEANS
CABBAGE
CUCUMBERS
Etc.
PERCH BROWN
Phone HU 2-7560•
BIRTHS
CALDWELL — In Clinton Publt'e
Hospital, on lWonday, August 5,
1957, eto Mr. and Mrs, Ralph.
Caldwell, RR 3, Blyth, a son.
M•ONA;L[.--•,In Clinton, Public Hos-
pital, on Monday, Atiugest 5,
1957, to Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
MoNall, Clinton, a daughter.
WOODS—In Scarborough General
• Hospital, Toronto, on Monday,
,August 5, 1957, to Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Woods (nee Grace Riley)
a daughter (Deborah Lynn),
•
CANTELON -- In Clinton Public
'Hospital, on Thursday, July 25,
1957, to Mr, and Mrs, George
Cantelon, RR 5, Clinton, a dau-
ghter (Faye Ruth).
ADOPTION
COOK --Mr. and Mrs, Frank Cook,
announce theei arrival of their
chosen son (Stephen Glen), born
on April 11, 1957.
MARRIAGES
BEG'HELY•McTVER — Tn the
Church of the English Martyrs,
Bayfield, on Saturday xnorning,
;August 3, 1957, by the Rev. I.
Poisson, Josephine, daughter of
Nim, and 'Mrs. Peter Mxdver,
Seefl?orth,. to Michael Bechely,
Toronto, son of Mrs. Bechely,
Sea+fortb and the late Dr. Fran-
cis Joseph Bechely,
MoNIMIL=MeC ARTHY --. In Holy
Trinity Anglican Church, Wel-
land, on Saturday, Jiily 27, 1957,
by the Rev'. Harold Bagnall,
Frances G. McCarthy, daughter
of Mrs. Susan McCarthy, Wel-
land, and the late Mr, McCarthy,
to Wealington T. 1VIcNal1, son of
. Mrs. Mary McNeil, Welland and
the late Mr. 1V.lcNall,
MA rATM-,BET ,L -- In Grace
United Church, Porter's Hill, on
Saturday, August 3, by the Rev.
C. E. Peacock, Bayfield, Irene
Delores, daughter of Fred Bell,
Goderich Township, and the late
Mrs. Mae Bell, to Robert Bruce
eVfarkhaan, London, son of Mrs.
Nellie Markham, and the Iate
Jack Markham, London.
ROY-TURNBULL --- In St. Paul's
Anglican Church, Clinton, on
Saturday, August 3, 1957, by
the Rev. Charles S. Inder, Nancy
Graham Taylor Turnbull, to
Wilfred Bruce Ray.
• DEATHS
(IiIARLESWORTH -- At Grand
Forks, N. Dakota, on Thursday,
August 1, 1957, Robert • J.
Charlesworth, •.dear husband • of
Zada MacRae, brother of Harry
,Charlesworth, C 1 in t on, and
brother-in-law of Mr. and Mrs,
George Roberton, and Mrs. Geo-
rge MacLennan, Clinton.
MIDDLErTON — In Goderich, on
Monday, July 26, 1957, Miss
Mina Middleton, Trafalgar St.,
Goderich, daughter of John Mid-
dleton and Harriett Brittain,
Goderich Township. Funeral
from the Lodge- funeral home,
Goderich, to the Bayfield Ceme
eery by the Rev. Dr, Kenneth E.
Taylor, on Wednesday afternoon,
July 31.
IN MEMORIAM
DOWSON—In loving memory of
our dear son and brother, John,
who passed away August 12, 1953:
"Oh, what would we give to clasp
your hand,
Your dear kind face to see;
Your loving smile, your welcome
voice,
That meant so much to us..
Each time we look at his picture
So young, so loving and true,
No wonder our hearts are brok-
en."
--Sadly missed and ever remem-
bered by Mother, Dad, Bill, Mar-
ion and Earle. 32h
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HENSILL
• correspondent
meas, lK, Huialo> N
rhouo Henson. 5
Mr. and Mrs.. W. 0, Goodwin
and Many are 'vacationing at
S'ehade View.
Mr, and les. Fred. Beer are
on a week's vacation at Manit-
oulin Island'. •
George Thompson has punehased
the ,property of the late Mervyn
$gown on lviain Stt:eet here,
WillianI Veneer has disposed o
his fano and has purchased the•
residence of IVirs Jack Forrest.
Iiaye Peterson who has been
on the sick list for the past nutn-
;ber of weeks hoe made a complete
recover%
Mrts. Milton • 'Chesney, Toronto
was 'a recent visitor winth her bror-
therein -law and sister Mr. and
1VIrs, Sam Dougall,
Mrs, Catherine Hedden, Herb
Hedden; Mr, and Mrs. Alex Short -
house, Gwen, Virginia and Earl,
attended the Hedden reunion at
Dorchester on Sunday.
Miss Joan Kerslake was pre-
stinted with a Guide Ring from. the
Girl Guide Association at the
Weiner roast held at the cottage
of Mr. and Mrs. W. 0., Goodwin at Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Larson
Srchade View last Wednesday. and Karen, London, were with hie
•Mr,. and Mrs, Russell. Redden parents, Mr, and Mme, R. J, Lar -
and family; Vernon, Bob, Orville son, aver the weekend.
and Lloyd Hedden, all _of St. Oath- . - Mr. and Mrs. • L. V,Smith Lone•
arines; Mr. and Mrs, Harold Hed- ,don, who • spent the weekend with
den and family, Dresden, were .
her sister, Mrs. -R. J, Larson, went
on to Toronto to visit Sergeant
and lVlrs, William Reid.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Reid,
St. Clair Beach, the latter's moth-
er, Mrs. F. Weir, Windsor; visited
the farmer's (mother, Mrs. A, W.
Reid, on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Atwood
and Timmy were weekend visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. E. 4.. Feather-
stone. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ban-
nister, Sarnia, also called on Wed
nesday,,to visit Harold King.
•.,.:::.. - THEATRE Clinton
Two Shows Nightly ,R Wide Screen
NOVV',Thursday, Friday and Saturday
"'DAKOTA INCIDENT"
A beautiful young woman bent on vengeanee, a 'fleeing bang
robber, and the undustly accused bar* cashier, felio+w•passengers
aboard an ill -Mated srtage coach bound for Laramie..
Linda Darnell-- Dale Robertson John, Lurid
MONDAY, TUESDAY anal WEDNESDAY
"THERIVER'S
EDGE
(Aduflt Entertainment)
Love, crime end punis'hnlent, artfully welded luta a suspenseful
story. Breathtakingly !beautiful MVlexiean; ba;dkgrqunds, fiin#.ed in
Cinemascnpe and De Luxe Color.
Ray Milland -- Anthony Quinn -- Debra Paget •
COMING NEXT:
"THE SOLID GOLD CADILLAC"
Judy Holliday 'Paul Douglas -- Arthur O'Connell
BAYFIELD
holiday visitors with Mrs. Cather-
ine Hedden and family.
Mrs. James Bonthron and her
guest Mists Helen Carter, St. Pet-
ersburg, Pa. left on Monday to
vacation for the month of Awgus,t
with the former's sister Mrs. Nor-
man Peppler, Hanover.
Rev, f C. D. Daniel occupied his
own pulpit on Sunday last at the
Uniited Church. panned:. Presby-
terian Church congregation•n will
worship with them; during the
month of August, with services at
11 a.m. and Sunday School at
10 a.m,
Anderson Reunion
Pine Grove Paek, Port Huron,
Mloh„.proved an ideal setting for
the Anderson Reunion attended by
45 members of the clan;. Attend-
ing
ttending from Kippen and district were
Mr, and Mrs. E'mmersorn Anderson
and %archly; Mr. and Mrs. John
Anderson and family; Mrs. Eliza-
beth Anderson, Mrs. William Win-
der, Mrs. Robert U'pshall and Jer-
ry. A social time was enjoyed axed
a delicious picnic dinner was ser-
ved,
Quick Canadian
Quiz
1 Who painted the famous picture
The Fathers of Confederation,
'which shows the Quebec Con-
ference of 1864?
2. Who have the greater sales in
the Canadian market; exporters
of the 'United Kingdom or ex-
porters of .the United States?
3. In the current year.. what prop-
option of federal gove'irnment
spending will go into national
defence?
4. What three animals, now almost
extinct, once lived on the praar-
• les in the hundreds of millions?
5. What law makes it illegal for
any province or municipality in
Canada to levy a hidden tax?
ANSWERS-: 5. Under the B. N.
A. Act only the federal govern-
ment may collect money by such
indirect, or hidden, levies as sales
and excise taxes. 3. Less than
one-third. 1. Robert Harris, nat-
ive of P. El I. and one of the
charter members of the Royal
•Canadian Academy. 4. The buf-
falo, the Rocky Mountain antelope
and the prairie dog. 2. In 1956
U. K. exporters sold in Canada
$485 million worth ter goods, U. S.
exporters sold here $4,176 million
worth orf goods.
Matenial prepared by the editors
of Quick Canadian Facts, the
pocket manual of facts about Can-
ada.
Rid Your Attic
Of "Don't Wants”
Run An Adlet
Flowers
Telegraphed
Anywhere
K. C. Cooke
FLORIST •
Phone HU 2.701 , Clinton
ASHTON' S
TAXI
Operated by
CLIFF ASHTON
D A Y or NIGH "T
HU® 29036
PARK THEATRE
GODERICH
Now Playing:
Glenn Ford and Jeanne 'Crain in
"The FASTEST GUN ALIVE"
MONDAY, TUESDAY
and WEDNESDAY
August 12-13-14
SPENCER TRACY •
KATHRYN HEPBURN
and JOAN BLONDELL
Present William Merchant's pope
u+lar story of an efficient network
exeloutive and her romantic brush.
with a forthright industrial
, engineer. ,
"The DESK . SET"
In Cinemascope and Color
THURSDAY, FRIDAY
and SATURDAY
August 15-16-17
f `AiEAVEN KNOWS
1lIR. ALLISON"
-- In Cinemascope and Color —
On a desert island, in the South
Pacific, a marine is cast away with
a nun. High -rated entertainment.
Deborah, Kerr & Robert Mitchum
Coming:
Judy Holiday & Richard Conte in
"FULL OF LIFE"
SERVICE
Clinton Community
• • Farmers
AUCTION SALES
EVERY FRIDAY
at 8 p.nt.
TERMS CASH
J. COREY; Sales Manager
E. W. ELLIOTT Auctioneer
K. W. COLQUHOUN, Clerk
Galbraith
RADIO and TV
Phone HU 2-3841
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
JOWETT'S GROVE —BAYFIELD
Ths popular summer recreaton ' location contains
more than 10 acres of park and picnic facilities, over
2,000 feet of undeveloped lake and river frontage and a
popular dance pavilion. Property is offered at reason-
able price with terms available. -
Complete Information is Available Only From
HAROLD W. SHORE
ILEAL ESTATE BROKER
Phone 766 Goderich
32-3-b
Canadian Oil Cornpanies
has available
has available
Modern 2 -bay
Service Station
In Clinton
Fully Equipped.
Financial Assistance to the Right Person.
Excellent Opportunity to Own Your Own Business.
Above Average Earnings
Apply To:
MR. JACK HILL,
OXFORD STREET EAST,
CANADIAN OIL COMPANIES,
LONDON, Ont, Phone 1-6338