Clinton News-Record, 1957-11-14, Page 7of Births, No charge for announcementsR AT E S "
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Clinton Folk
Suffer Accidents
About $250 damage occurred in
a one-car accident on November
11, • when a 1954 car driven by
Mrs. Kathleen Laycox went out
of control and hit a tree on Mary
Street. No one was hurt. .Appar-
ently when the power brakes were
applied ,the car skidded on the
slippy street. -
Injured Jaw
A badly injured jaw, and a, new
car can be written off as just
about so much junk, was the re-
sult of an accident to Ralph Dup-
uis on November 1. He was in a
head-on collision with another car
driven by Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Wolfe, Port Elgin, at the crest of
a hill on the Telephone Road, next
to the 16th of Goderich Township.
The Wolfe car was of 1933 vintage.
Mr. Dupis had just purchased a
new car, and the speedometer read
57 miles, at the time of the crash.
Both he and the other couple were
taken to Clinon Public Hospital for
treatment,
'Chief H. R. Thompson learned
of the accident from a passerby,
and after calling the Provincial
detachment at-Goderich, proceeded
to the scene and arranged for the
injured folk to be taken to Hospi-
tal. Constable Parkinson, Goder-
ich continued with the investiga-
tion,
Articles For Sale
:BABY BUGGY, GREY IN 'COL-
our, in •excellent condition. Phone
--HU 2-9536. -46-x
'LARGE STEEL BABY CRIB;
, grey chrome high chair, grey 'baby
eart. Phone_. HU 2-6615. 46-b
FOUR-SKIN' GREY SQUIRREL
-TieckPiece, with back tails. .Phone
HU 2-9406,
WILLIS ?IANO,.AND BENCH in
good condition. -Phone Hayfield
54r5.
FUEL OIL — Stove -and Furnace
Oil delivered anywhere. A. G.
Grigg and Son, phone _HU .2-9411.
43-tfb
RUBBER STAMPS, SIGNATUR-
es, maps of town, marking device§
of all kinds. Call at News-Record
'Office, Albert Street, Clinton.
14-fifib
TARPAULIN, 8' x 14', used once,
cost 15c per sq. ft., selling price
$10. -Phone .111.7 2-3411, local .225,
-between 5 and 6.30 p.m. Ff.0
Billesberger. -467p
(CLARE jEWELL 'COAL AND
'wood stove, all -wfilte enamel fin-
:ish, with blue :enamel oven, high
-shelf attached. -Apply to Box 460,
(Clinton 'News-Record.' 46-p
kcimwpuous TRADE-IN Allow-
ance on your old TV on a Brand
New 1958 RCA Television. T. A.
Dutton, Brucefield, phone Clinton
11W _2-3232.
71VIAGIC:MARKERS, Will write on
anything, ,glass, wood, paper, etc.
:Dry immediately. Seven different
teolours.- Good for poster work,
signs, etc.. $1.10 each, refills, 50c.
kClinton News-Record. 37-tfb
YOUR OLD WASHER IS WORTH
:money when traded DO a new
'Thor washer. T. A. Dutton's Ap-
aoliance Store, Brucefield. Phone
Clinton KU 2-3232. 46-b
'NEW SMITH CORONA PORT-'-
:able typewriters, juSt arrived. On
.display at News-Record office,
Ask to see the new Skywriter, in
the smooth light zippered ease—
'$79.95 complete. 46-x
PIANO ACCORDION, HORNER,
fill] size; black and white, 120
'bass notes,' with 3 reeds in the
bass and 6 reeds in the treble. In
good condition, only used one year.
Phone HU 2-7057.
ARTIST'S SUPPLIES, OIL Brush-
oes, Paints, Canvas Board, Linseed
Turpentine, Retouching Varn-
ish, Spray-Fix, Brush Holders, etc;
ideal Christmas gifts. At Mc-
. Ilwan'is Book and Stationery Store.
45-tfb
'CHRISTTMAS CARDS, personaliz-
ed—envelopes, too, with return ad-
dress if desired, . . Take the work
tout of sending your greetings. See
the National line, at the News-
Record Office. ' 46-x
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MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
"HIGH SOCIETY"
wonderful love story, explosive with merriment and
Cole Porter's sparkling tune.
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Burt Lancaster — Katherine Hepburn
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Our ' Store Is
Overflowing
With Gift ideas
For Moles
On Your
STOVtS FOR SALE
KITCHEN STOVE, BURNS COAL'
or wood. Phone HU 2-9993. 46b
LARGE COLEMAN SPACE Heat-
er. Ekcellent condition, Phone'
EILT 2-9520, . 46-p
MEDIUM SIZE COLEMAN OIL
heater, also two 45 gallon oil
drums with taps. Phone HU 2-
9402. 46-7-b
1VICCLAAY ELECTRIC RANGE
nearly new. To be 'sold' at the
Community Sale on Friday after-
noon. 46-p s.
REAL ESTATE
INCOME PROPERTY—One Stor-
ey dwelling with two self-con-
tained apartments. Livingroom,
modern kitchen . with dining
space, two bedrooms, full base-
ment. Oil heated. Located near
schools.
H. C. LAWSON
REALTOR
Bank of Montreal Building
Phone HU 2-9644
REAL ESTATE
200 ACRES OF CLAY LOAM
land, good house, barn, garage,
implement shed, on Highway No.
8, close to Clinton. Priced• to
sell. Terms.
65 ACRES OF LAND, LARGE
house and extra large barn. Only
$4,000. Cash.
STORE WITH THREE APART-
ments above, on Main Street in
Clinton, only $8,400.
• JOHN BOSVELD
REALTOR
40 Wellesley Street, Goderieh
Phone Goderich. 1108
Salesmen:
Geo. McGillivray, Lucknow
Joe McConnell, Seaforth ,
. Angela Bosveld
46-7-b :1
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1
Notice TO Creditors
All persons having claims against
the estate of John B. Lindsay, late
of the Township of Goderich, in
the County of Huron, retired farm-
er, who died on or about the 12th
day of October, 1957 are required
to file the same with full particul-
ars with the undersigned by the
16th day of November, 1957 as _
after that date the assets of the f
?state will be distributed. f DATED at Goderich in the County
if Huron this 22nd day of October,
1957.
HAYS and PREST,
Goderich, Ontario
Solicitors for the 'Estate.
14-5-6-4b
The Canadian Junior Red Cross
has 37 branches and 913 members
in the Department of National
Defence Schools in Europe.
Accommodation For Rent
',HOUSE IN LONDESBORO. Un-
:furnished. Hydro, Water. Phone
"HU 2-9812. 43tfb
ROOM HOUSE, • .ALL MODERN
,comeniences, .near ,Kippen, Apply
'.:Lloyd Lovell, Kippen. Phone Hen-
sal1 46-b
HEATED FURNISHED 3 ROOM
'downstairs apartment, electric
stove and refrigerator. Separate
entrance. Apply 116 Elgin Avenue
owest, phone 534, Goderich.
45 -6-b
Automobiles For Sale „
1952 CHEVROLET DELUXE Sed-
an, Alaska gray in colour. New
battery. Phone HU 2-9422, ,46-p
1952 AUSTIN 4-DOOR SEDAN,
grey in colour. In good condition.
Contact R. j .Wilson, William
Apts., Clinton. 46-p
CLOTHING FOR SALE
SPECIAL—on men's winter over-
coats in excellent condition, $4.98
to $9.98. Apply Kinette Nearly.
Nu Shoppe, 46-b
MAN'S BROWN WINTER. OVER,
coat, size 40; also brown fall top
coat, size 38. Phon e Clinton
HU 2-9391. 46-
CUSTOM WORK
MASONRY WOR,K,. All Types.
Apply William Harris, phone. HU
2-9240. 37-ttb
FARMERS, WOODCUTTERS, Cut
your wood with an I.E.L. Pioneer
Chain Saw. 3 models from $199.50
up. Robert Glen, Pioneer Sales
and Service, Clinton, phone HU 2-
9909. 43 to 47p
SEPTIC TANKS, CESS POOLS,
etc., pumped and cleaned with
Sanitary equipment, All work guar-
anteed. Estimates given without
obligation, Louis Blake, RR 2,
Brussels. Phone Brussels 42r 6.
42 to 50p
AUTOMATIC SAW Sharpening.
Saws retoothed, jointed and filed
for $1,25. Or just •filed and set 75
cents. Automatic butcher knife
and scissor - sharpener, scissors 15
cents, knives 10 cents. W. E.
"Bill" Jervis, Fulton Street, Clin-
ton. Phone HU 2-9664. 35p-tilb
EMPLOYMENT WANTED
CAPABLE LADY wants house-
work, 5 days a week, no objection
to children. Phone HU 2-9429.
46-b
Livestock For Sale
10 YOUNG PIGS, 8 WEEKS OLD.
Contact William R. Jenkins,-Phone
HU 2-3290. 46-b
Livestock Wanted (
ATTENTION FARMERS! Prompt, '
courteous collection of all dead and '
disabled farm animals and hides. t
Call collect Ed. Andrews, 851r11,
Seaforth. Associated with Darling J,,
and Co. of Canada Ltd. 26-p-tfb , c
DEAD STOCK PICKED :UP pro;
//aptly in sanitary trucks. Small
charge made for animals under
500 lbs. total. Phone collect:
Goderich, 148344, Seaforth, 146,
William Stone Sons, Limited, In-
gersoll. 42 to 48b 4
Lost and Found
LOST—Size one figure skates, i
white in 'colour, lost in front of
Ball and Match store. Finder
please phone HU 2-9507. 46-b
LOST—Part Persian cat, mostly
yellow with white throat, lost be-
tween Walton and Clinton. Finder f
phone collect HU 2-3884. 46-b 1 1
LOST—Strayea: red heifer, about I
600 lbs. from the premises of the E
undersigned. Please notify J. W. 1
VanEgmond, IIU 2-9231. 46-p t
1
LOST—Defence 1VIed5.1,o-in parade E
on Monday or between Legion Hall
and Norman Fitzsimons House .,011.
Townsend Street. Paul , Cormier,
Phone HU 2-9276, 46-,•
•
BIRTHS
BRANDON — In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Friday, November
8, 1957, to Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
neth Brandon, Hayfield, a son.
HANDY In Mescordia Hospital,
Winnipeg, on Friday, November.
8, 1957, to Mr, and Mrs. Donald
A. }faddy, 691 Queenston. Street,
Winnipeg, a son.
Clinton Public Hospi-
• tal, on Thursday, November 7,
1957, to AC1 and Mrs. Trueman
Latta, RR 2, Hensall, a daugh-
ter,
PARKER In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Saturday, November
9, 1957, to. LAIC and Mrs. Ja.mes
Parker, Clinton, (nee Audrey
Oliver), a son, Thomas George,
SNiFq Clinton Public Hospi-
tal ,on Thursday, November 7,
1957, to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Snell, Clinton, a son,
DEATHS
GILCHRIST—In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Tuesday, November
12, 1957, Gillis Duncan Gilchrist,
Sr., Clinton, in his 88th year.
Ftineral from the Ball and Mut-
ch funeral home, High Street,
Clinton, to Clinton Cemetery
this afternoon, Thursday, Nov-
ember 14, commencing at 2
o'clock, by the Rev. D. J. Lane.
IN MEMORIAM
AT TS—In loving memory of my
husband and father, Frederick
William Watts, who passed away
one year 'ago, November'16, 1956.
His weary hours and days of
pain,
troubled nights are past,
And in our hearts we know,
He has found rest at last.
—Ever remembered by w i f e,
laughter, son dn-law and grand-
on. •'2; 46-p
In fotid and loving memory of a
Sear mother, daughter and sister,
rs. Sadie Falconer, who passed
way a year ago, November 16,
1956:
','You suffered much in silence
Your Spirit did not bend
You, faced your task with cour-
age
Until the very end,
At times when we are lonely
Your smile seems to say
Don't grieve for me, my loved
ones
I'm with you all the way."
—Too dearly loved to ever be for-
otten by her daughter Lois,
other and brother and family.
46-p
0
Debra Gass
Lions Enjoy Poems.
Recited By
George Jefferson
Members of the Lions' Club
were thrilled and fascinated by
their guest speaker's knowledge
and ability to interpret poetry
this week. The meeting was in
the charge of president, Ross Mid-
dleton and the guest-speaker was
George H. Jefferson retired prin-
cipal of Clinton Public School.
Mr. Jefferson chose to demon-
Strate to the Lioos his rare abil-
ity to recite poetry. His choice
ranged from "Guy's*Elegy written
in a Country Churchyard" to "Lit-
tle Albert." He introduced to the
Club' a poem entitled "The Un-
known Soldier" which had been
forwarded to him from London for
this occasion. It was unfortunate
that all the members of the Lions'
Cldb were not present to hear Mr,
Jefferson's fine address.
Lions were reminded to sell
their tickets on the Grey Cup
Game, all proceeds to be turned
in to Laurie Colquhoun. In place
of the regular draw a chinese auc-
tion was held. The vice-president
conducted the auction, and Lion
Wilf Parker won on his bid of.50
cents.
The speaker was introduced by
Lion H. C. Lawson and thanked
by Lion John Livermore.
The club approved the following
recommendations from the execu-
tive: That a donation 'of $200 be
given to the Crippled Children's
Building Fund; that the club share
in the Christmas party with the
Fish and Game Club and the Town
Cduncil:
Arrangements for a skating par-
ty were left in the hands of the
Program Committee, Miss Emily
Collins has been appointed as 'the
'club's regular pianist and this
has added much zest to the sing- •
ing. The Club was treated to a
solo selection from one of the lad-
ies present, Miss Jayne Mary Snell.
LOL GIVES 50-YEAR AWARD
TO Gonnucn MAN
Members of the Clinton LOL
No. 710 attended a special cere-
mony in Goderich onOctober 21,
when James Leishman was pre-
sented with a 50-year life mem-
bership certificate. Past County
Master for North Huron, Charles
Stewart, Clinton, made the pres-
entation.
PAGE SEVEN
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"TAMMY AND
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A Blue-Ribbon Winning romantic
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Debbie Reynolds -- Leslie Nielsen
and Walter Brennan
Thurs., Fri. and Sat.
Chariton Heston — Anne' Baxter
and Gilbert Roland -
Whereby a Texan, Civil War vet-
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helps restore ,a rundown ranch.
"THREE
VIOLENT
PEOPLE"
— In Vistavision
COMING:
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. "SILK STOCKINGS"
To Buy or Sell
a WANT AD
Does the Job
'THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1957
LUTON NEWS-RECORL).
Notice To Creditors
u the Estate of Willett Glen Cook,
late of the Town of Clinton -in
the County of Huron, Hotel-
keeper, deceased
All persons having claims again-
t the Estate of the above deceas-
d are required to file the same
th the undersigned Solicitor for
he said Estate on or before the
9th day of November, A.D. 1957,
fter which date the assets will
e distributed amongst the parties
ntitled thereto, having regard on-
y to the claims of which notice
hall have been given.
Dated at 'Clinton, Ontario, this
tit day of November, A.D. 1957,
E. B. Menzies, Clinton, Ontario,
(By our Hensall correspondent)
Funeral service for Debrah Lee
ass, three years, a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gass, Hensall,
were held from the Whitney fun-
eral chapel, Seaforth, on Novem-
ber 7, with interment in Malt-
landbank Cemetery, Debra pass-
ed away in Scott Memorial Hospi-•
tal, Seaforth, on Tuesday follow-
ing a two days illness. SurviviMg
are on brother, Gary, two, and
one sister Brenda, one. Mr. and
Mrs. Gass were formerly of Sea-
forth.
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