Clinton News Record, 1955-06-09, Page 8'THURSDAY, JUNE;'9; -1955,
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DEADLINE -12 noon, Wednes-
•der
ACCOMMODATION for RENT
.FURNISHED APARTMENT,
-three rooms and -bath, suitable for
two people, Phone Clinton 618r14,
22-3-p
'FURNISHED NINE -ROOM house,
with all modern conveniences, for
-July and August. Phone Clinton
447W. 22tfb
TWO APARTMENTS, both self-
contained. One recently complet-
ely redecorated. Contact O. Swit-
zer, phone Clinton 397. 18-tfb
'FOUR ROOM, SELF -CONTAIN -
ed, heated apartment, available
Tune 15. Apply H. C. Lawson,
Realtor, phone Clinton 251W,
23tfb
- AT LANE O'PINES BEACH —
•three bedroom lakefront cottage,
modern conveniences, shady lot.
'Fred Wallis, RR 1, Bayfield, phone
Clinton 107W1. 23-4-5b
TREAT YOURSELF AND YOUR
family to a week at the lake. It
will be good for your moral. Deer
Lodge Park, Bayfield, phone Clin-
ton 107W4. 23-4-5-b
' "THREE-ROOM FURNISHED
apartment, in modern home, suit-
able for two adults. Phone Clin-
•ton 769 (business) or 17111 (home).
'TWO BEDROOM COTTAGE,
Hruce Peninsula, Gillies Lakes, no
"linens supplied, electricity, refrig-
eration. $35 weekly. Mrs. W. R.
.Archer, 640 Carnegie Ave,, Osh-
'awa, Ontario. 20-1-2-3-p
FOR RENT FOR PART of JULY,
two bedroom lakefront summer
cottage, in charming location, 43s
miles north of Bayfield at Iron
`Springs. Hydro, running water,
good beach. Apply to F. Caning -
'name, phone Clinton '176.
23b
Accommodation Wanted
' WANTED TO RENT—HOUSE in
Clinton, adults. Apply Clinton
'News -Record. Box 220. 22-3b
ARTICLES FOR SALE
WASHING MACHINE, General
Electric, in good working condi-
tion, Phone Clinton 6483,
'SINGER SEWING MACHINES as
low as $39.50 for reconditioned
machine. Terms as low as $1.50
• a week. Write J. A. Reed, Gode-
' rich or phone Clinton 387M.
23p -24b
,RCA VICTOR "DEEP IMAGE"
'Television, new low prices on all
-models. ' T. A. Dutton, Baugefield,
:Oat, Phone Clinton 634r4.
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'TV Hi ' FOR A "KING" — We
Rent —Move —Install. Complete
',service on all makes of rotators
nand antenna. All work fully guar-
•ranteed, Huron Tower Installation,
phone Goderich 1344M, 6tfb
"SINGER SEWING MACHINE can
rive you a machine cheaper than
rent. Terms to suit every budget.
Any style' repaired. Write J. A
Reed, Goderich or, phone Clinton
381M. 239-24b
"WANTED: 10" and 12" Television
'Sets as trade-in on new RCA Vie -
tor television, Special this week,
• one only, brand new RCA Victor
'21" floor model, in mahogany cab-
inet, regular $339.50 on sale
'4279.50. T. A. 'Dutton, RCA Vic-
tor dealer, Brucefield, phone Clin-
tor 634r4.; - 23b
ARTICLES WANTED
-TWO AND ONE-HALF HORSE
'gas engine preferably "Clinton".
Box 221, Clinton News -Record.
22-3-b
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
`1950 OLDSMOBILE, C 0 A C H,
Phone Clinton 1627W. 22-3p
BOARD AND ROOM
BOARD AND ROOM FOR TWO
MEN. Phone Clinton 6953,
23-4-5-p.
ACCOMMODATION FOR TWO
boarders, gentlemen, Phone Clin-
ton 246R, 23-p
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS.
Contact, L. G. Winter, Real Estate,
High Street, Clinton. Phone Clin-
ton 448. 13tfb
RETAIL BUSINESS, selling fuel,
builders' supplies and farm sup-
plies. Large turnover. Other int-
erests, reason for selling. Box 232,
Clinton News -Record, 23-p
BUILDINGS FOR SALE
TWO STOREY FRAME Building,
14x22. Double garage doors on
one end. Apply George Levis,
phone Clinton 240W.
21-2-3-b
CUSTOM WORK
WEED SPRAYING, Special prices
on 20 acres or more. Apply Lloyd
Medd. Phone Clinton 801r41,
21-2-3-b
GRAVEL HAULING FOR FILL,
lanes, or choice cement gravel.
Contact Bud Chamney, phone
Blyth 43r5,
23-4-5-6-p
CUSTOM DELIVERY
SERVING CLINTON AND RCAF
Station, Contracts on local house-
hold moving. Evening contracts if
desired. Safe handling assured.
Reasonable rates. W. G. "Bill"
Riehl, phone Clinton 68511, 8tfb
EMPLOYMENT WANTED
BABY SIi"LER. Phone Clinton
347. 22-3-4-p
LADY WISHES HOUSEWORK in
afternoons; experienced, Phone
Clinton 802r34, 23b
RELIABLE BABY SITTER will
work either day or night. Phone
Clinton 347. 23-4-p
YOUNG DUTCH GIRL WISHES
housework for Fridays and Satur-
days. Experienced. Apply Box
233, Clinton News -Record. 23p
VERY CAPABLE MAN WOULD
like part-time farm work. Will do
any job. Contact Jim Boyle, RR
3, Clinton.
FARM EQUIPMENT For Sole
INTERNATIONAL HAY Loader,
drop head; used three years; rea-
sonably priced. Lloyd. Johns, RR
3, Exeter, phone Kirkton 44r15.
23-4-p
USED MASSEY-HARRIS Engine -
driven Forage Harvester, First
class condition. Bargain price:
$999.00. Murphy Bros,, phone Clin-
ton 465. 23b
FARMS FOR SALE
NICE LIST OF FARMS FOR
sale. L. G, Winter. Real Estate.
Phone Clinton 448. •Low down
payments. 33-tfb
Furniture Re -Finishing
FOR FURNITURE, PIANO AND
radio cabinet, refinishing and re-
pairing, apply W. G. • Pickett,
phone Clinton 761M. 18b -tib
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
13 PIGS, SIX WEEKS OLD. Ap-
ply Ross Hoggart, phone Clinton
802r33. 23-b
16 PIGS, EIGHT WEEKS OLD.
John G. Mann, RR 1, Clinton,
phone Clinton 801r2, 23b
11 PIGS, SIX WEEKS OLD. Jim
Turner, phone Clinton 546W.
23p
LIVESTOCK WANTED
WANTED, OLD HORSES AND
dead cattle. Gilbert Bros, Mink
Ranch, Goderich. Phone collect,
936r32, or 9361.21. 9-ptfb
LOST and FOUND
WRECKED 1950 VANGUARD for
sale for storage, Westlake's Gar-
age, Bayfield. 23-4-p
'1947 PONTIAC FOR SALE. Phone
Clinton 175 for information, Price
'to be reduced $25 each week untel
-sold. 21tfb
'1.949 PLYMOUTH Five -Passenger
Coupe, A-1 condition, radio, heat-
, er, good tires, new seat covers.
Reasonable price, John Salvos,
• phone Clinton 754r2,
BABY CHICKS
23-4-p
BRAY CHICKS, MIXED, Pullets.
Dayold, started. Order July broil
ers now. Prices, etc. — Agent:
' Mrs. Alex Paterson, Brucefield.
22-3-4-5-6-b
WANTED—FLOCKS to supply a
large Canadian Approved Hatchery
'With hatching eggs. Premium up
to 33c per dozen over the market.)
price of eggs. Eggs taken every
• week in the year, Write for full,
,'details. Apply Box 202, Clinton.
'News -Record,
-20-1-2-3_b,
DON'T PASS UP THESE Summer
Bargains in Kitchener Big -4.
Chicks. Mixed, pullets. Broiler
chicks. Dayold and started. Prompt
shipment. Excellent values in this
high grade Canadian Approved.
stock, Agent — Charles Scott,
Auburn, phone Blyth 43r23,
23,b.
WOULD YOU LIKE 'TO SELL
hatching eggs every week In the
year at a premium up to 33 cents
per dozen more than market price
for your eggs? If you would, write
us immediately. We are one of HAIR STYLING, COLD WAVES,
Canada's oldest - and largest Can- full line of cosmetics, lotions, etc.
adian Approved Hatcheries. Ap- Next to Simpson -Sears Order 01-
i ply Clinton News -Record, Box 234. fice. Charles House of Beauty,
23-4-5-6-b phone Clinton 529. 22tfb
LOST — ONE TRUCK 't'i1E and
rim, size 750x20 10 -ply, between
Clinton and Blyth. Reward, Ap-
ply Box 231, Clinton News-Recor3d..
MISCELLANEOUS
MRS. JOE CARTER has been re-
cently appointed your British Knit
correspondent for the Clinton area
and is now prepared to fill your
orders.' 22-3-p
VISIT COUNTER'S JEWELLERY
Store for best values in Diamond
Rings, Bluebird and Forget -me -
Not. For evening appointments
phone Clinton 230. W. N. Counter,
23p
WATERLOO ,CAri'LE Breeding
Association, "Where Better Bulls
Are Used." Artificial Insemination
service for all breeds of cattle.
For service or information phone
Clinton 242 collect, between 7.30
and 10.00 aim: on week days and
7.30 and 9.30 a.m. on Sundays.
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NOTICE
ANYONE FOUND Trespassing on
LotS 41-51, both sides of river,
Tuckersmith Township, at ANY
TIME hereafter will be prosecuted.
By order of the owner — A. E.
Parry. • 23to29p
PERSONAL
MYETT'S REMEDIES—ECZEMA
remedies, Asthma remedies, and
the rest of the famous line are
available at Pennebaker's, the IDA
store, sole agent. 23.28tfb
POULTRY, FOR SALE
300 PULLETS, THREE, MONTHS
old. Raymo,'id Pepper, Brucefield,
phone Clinton 627r13, 23p
250RED ROCK PULLETS, start-
ing 'to lay. G. Vanderhaar, RR 1,
Londesboro, phone Blyth 28r24.
23p
PRODUCE FOR SALE
TOMATO, CABBAGE, Ceuliflow-
er, peppers, brussels sprouts; also
flower plants. Fred Gilbert,Hu-
ron Road, Goderich, phone ode -
rich 148331. 21-2-3-p.
PROPERTY FOR SALE
NEW HOMES—with or without
acreages, in Town of Clinton
Budget terms can be arranged.
Also two -acre plots in town. A.
J. Deseck, Base Line Road, Clin-
ton (North End). 15-tfb
12 ACRES, MORE OR LESS, be-
ing part of lot 83 and 84, Goderich
Township. Situated on lot is one
cement block building 44' by 29',
new. Apply to Charles Williams,
354 Bruce Ave., Windsor, Ontario.
23p
SHORTHORN
SALE
JOHN OSTROM & SONS,
HONEYMEAD FARM
Lot 15, Con. 7, Stanley Twp.
1 mile south of Varna, Ont.
Tuesday, June 14
at 1.30 (D.S.T.)
28 FEMALES -- --. 2 BULLS
We have built up a good herd
of Purebred Shorthorns. Unfort-
unately, because of personal health
reasons we are forced to drastic-
ally reduce our herd.
Fully accredited and vaccinated.
THE BLOOD LINES of such
noted bulls appear at the top- of
the pedigrees; Bantaskln Top-
notcher (imp); Iflaymer 'Mentor;
Ransom 22; O,A.C. Rosamond's
Lad; Shorewood President and
other noted bulls of the breed.
Many of the Females are young
cows with calves at foot and re -
bred again. .A few bred and open
heifers, Families represented are
Augusta, Rosewood, Selina and
Lancaster.
2 SERVICEABLE AGE BULLS
are offered also.
The services of these bulls are
featured:
FAIRACRE'S SUPREMIST by
Elaymor Monitor;,
KLAXMOR OUTLAY --a $2,300`
son of Calrossie Formula.
Lunch will be served by the'`WA
of Varna United Church.
Alvin Walper, Auctioneer
J. E. McKinley, Clerk
Ringmen: Edward W. Elliott
and Harold Jackson
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ESTATE
AUCTION SALE
Property & Household Effect
In the village of BRUCEFIELD o
Wednesday, June 15
at 1 p.m.
Coleman oil heater; McCla
electric rangette; coal and Woo
heater and pipes; two 45 -gal. of
drums and connections; piano case
organ mahogany finish, in excel
lent condition; several rockers an
small tables; 2 rugs, 10x12 an
4'/x7; extension table; kitche
cabinet; kitchen table and chairs
Bedroom furnishings; New Wil
Hams drop -head sewing machine in
first class condition; large covered
quilt box; bamboo verandah screen
4
54 ft. wide, like new; lawn mow-
er; 2 bundles asphalt shingles;
a quantity of dishes, tools and
small articles.
Property: At the same place, at
3 p.m„ if not previously sold, the
property will be offered for sale,
subject to reserve bid; approximat-
ely one-quarter acre lot; six -room
frame house in good repair, with
asphalt roof and siding and good
cellar; hard and soft water inside;
good well; hydro; also a small
garage.
Terms: Household effects, cash;
property, 10 percent down, balance
30 days. Immediate possession,
Estate of the late Margaret A.
Steven's.
For further information apply to
E. B. Menzies, Clinton, Solicitor
for estate, or Robert A. Cleland,
Listowel,' or John A. McEwen,
Brucefield, Executors,
Harold Jacleson, Auctioneer.
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BIRTHS
.GARNISS—In Clinton Public Hos-
totMr. end lVt Mrs, Har June
5, 1955,
Blyth, a son, y Gt)riiiss,
McLEOD LIn Clinton; 1;:s. blic'Hos.
1955,' ton M e and dJune 8,
McLeod, Bayfield, a daughter. aid
1V1URPIIY-••In Clinton public Hos_
pital, on Tuesday, June 7, 1955;
to Flt./Sgt. and Mrs. Arnold
Murphy, Clinton,,a son,
POTTER In South Huron Hospi-
tal, Exeter, on June 5, 1955, to
Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Potter (nee
Mary Ann Forbes) a daughter,
Lorna Darlene, a sister for Lois
Ann,'
TAYLOR—In Clinton Public Hos-
Pitdo 1)2al, r, onand, SaturdaMrs.y,HJunearvey 4,Taylo1955;
' r,
Varna, a son.
TAYLOR—In Clinton Public'Hos-
pital, on Saturday, June 4, 1955,
to Mr, and Mrs. Jack Taylor,
Brucefield, a son.
THUOT-In Clinton Public Hospi-
tal, on Sunday, June 5, 1955, to
LAC and Mrs. Joseph Thuot,
Clinton, a son.
ZINGER—In Clinton Public Hos-
pital,
LAC aon nd Mrs. Bran e Zinger,
a daughter.
DEATHS
INKLEY--In Clinton, on Sunday,
June 5, 1955, Mary Jane Gloush-'
en, beloved wife of Alexander S.
Inkley, Sr., Clinton, in her 74th
year, Funeral from the Ball and
Match funeral home, High St„
Clinton, , by Rev, H. C. Wilson,
-Clinton, to Blyth Cemetery, on
Tuesday afternoon, June 7,
SPENCER—At his home in Hen-
sall, on Saturday, June 4, 1955,
Albert A. Spencer, in his 82nd
year, Funeral from the Bonthron
funeral home,. Hensall, by the
Rev. R. A, Brook, Bluevale, for-
merly of Hensall, on Monday
afternoon, June 6, to Exeter
Cemetery.
Soil And Crop
Group Tour
County, Farms
Thirty-six members of the Hu-
ron Soil and Crop Association
went on the annual county bus
tour: on Monday, June 6. Included
in the trip was a visit to the 1800 -
acre farm of Bill Ellerington, south
and east of Exeter. Here they saw
900 Hereford steers and heifers, a
method of storing grain corn in
four cribs each 100 feet long, a
root cellar to accommodate 20,'000
bushels of turnips built with a 100
by 32 foot machine shed over it.
At Elgin Rowcliffe's 450 -acre
farm near Hensall they saw 7,000
layers in 50 percent production in
five months.
They visited the General Coach
Works at Hensall where 70 em-
ployees finish at least two trailer
homes per day.
They saw the association's de-
monstration hay pasture plot at
Scott Cluff's farm at Seaforth and
visited Jim Scott's 500 -acre farm
where 10,000 pullets are on range,
Mr. Scott has a 12x40 -foot silo just
recently filled with grass silage.
Proceeding to Blyth the tour
visited the cheese factory where
employees work seven nights and
six days a week to produce an
average of 90 forty -pound cheeses
per day. They produce almost two
tons a day and the cheese is spec-
ially wrapped for Kraft.
A visit was made to CKNX; they
heard of plans for the TV station
to be open this October. Then
the tour went to the farm of Bill
Cruickshanks and saw his loafing
barns and milking parlours, a barn
hay drier and a commercial pig
feeding operation which feeds 500
pigs.
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0LINTON
NOW--.Thurs., ;Fri. & Sat.
"Rear Window"
Technicolor
James Stewart Gruee Kelly
Thelma Ritter
Expertly plotted suspense story,
with superb cost and directing. .A
must for mystery fans.
MON., TUES. & WED.
4L Technicolor
1i
Duel in the Sun'
(Adult Entertainment)
Jennifer Jones'–.. Gregory Pec)[
Whether seen for the second time
or as a new experience this re-
issue of a great picture is well
worth attention.
Coming:
"MAN WITH A MILLION" "RUN F COVER"
in color with
Gregory Peck - Jane Griffiths OR
Viveca Lindfors
sa�wi.
Station Guides and Brownies
Entertain. At Parents' Nicht
ATPARK TELEPHONE
THE 1150
Goderich '
NOW Th F
lege at
urs„ Fri & Sat.
"The S'
Red Diver"
In Teelmteolor
Two raiders, masquerading with a
travelling medicine show, pick up
a nurse and make off for a thril.
ling encounter with gun -.hungry
Indians:
Van Johnson — Joanne Drs
and Richard Boone
MON:, TOES. & WED.
"Three for
The Show"
Musical comedy at its Technicolor
best! Featuring Jaek Lemmon as
a missing wartime husband who
returns to untangle a riotous
matrimonial preblein,
Betty Grrablo with Marge and
Gower Champion
COMING: James Cagney in
The annual Guide -Brownie par-
ent night of 2nd RCAF Clinton
Pack was held on May 30. The
president of the Guide group com-
mittee, Mrs. Deline, opened the
program by welcoming the parents
and introducing the Brownie lead-
ers,
The Brownie program consisted
of the regular opening ceremony
known as the Fairy Ring, followed
by the Brownie prayer. The
Brownie leaders inspected the
pack. .
A relay game "Dress the Brown-
ie" provided a keen contest to
determine which six displayed the
most _skill and speed in properly
placing ties and pins, etc., on the
Brownies.
An interesting skit, "A Brownie
Promise", featured good acting
ability by Sharon Young, Nancy
Dewar, Karen Hamill, Dianne Lee,
Lynn Brown, Lynn McKenna and
Brown Owl.
. Nancy Dewar, Pamela Cameron
and Mary'Jane Faulkner sang, ac-
companied on the piano by Mrs:
Young,
Following a relay race, "Bal-
loon Game", in which an inflated
balloon must be carried for a cer-
tain distance on a paper plate, the
Brownie program was closed with
the Grand Howl.
Following the Girl Guide pro-
gram, the .District Commissioner
for Guiding, Mrs. Monteith, Strat-
ford, addressed the audience on
the general benefits of Guiding,
Lunch was served by Indies of
the RCAF Station Clinton Wom-
en's Auxiliary.
The Brownie leaders who pre-
pared the program were: Brown
s
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Phone 482 : : : Clinton
VISIT YOUR NEAREST AIR FORCE STATION
Clinton Community
Farmers
AUCTION SAIES
EVERY FRIDAY
commencing at 8.00 p.m.
TERMS CASH
J. COREY, Sales Manager
E. W; ELLIOTT,Auctioneer
K. W. COLQUHOUN, Clerk
50 -
STRAWBERRY PICKERS
Wanted Immediately
APPLY
F. W. ANDREWS
PHONE 33
CLINTON
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• w GAPITAI. TELEPHONE
Goderich
NOW---Thurs., Fri. & Sat.
"1 Ain The Law"
— narrated by 3. Edgar Hoover —
In which a resolute sleuth 'pene-
trates the underworld to eicpose a
vicibig-shot,
Edward G. Robinson `— Barbaro
O'Neli andous Otto -Kruger
MON.; TUES. & WED.
(Adult Entertainment)
"The. Vampire
Ghost"'
A spine -tingling chiller — designed
to warp the vertebrae of those who
crave summat different in film
fare. With a cost of An -Star
Creeps:!
Coming: "CHAIN OF
CIRCUMSTANCES"
Rieltartl Grayson & Margaret Field
Owl (Mrs. Harragin), Snowy Owl
(Mrs. Brown), Grey Owl (Mrs,
Lee) and Tawny Owl (Mrs. Yet -
man).
The season's program will offic-
ially end with a Weiner roast at
the home of Mrs. Harragin June 9.
IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory of John A.
Webster, who passed away one
year ago on the 13th of June:
"One precious to my heart is gone
The voice I ioved is still.
The place made vacant in my home
Will never more be filled."
'—Sadly missed by Mother.
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Cards of Thanks
Our sincerest thanks to Dr Ad-
dison and to all our friends, rela-
tives and neighbours who sent
flowers, loaned cars or helped in
any way during our recent sad
bereavement, — ALTO-LIND and
ELIZABETH RODGES. •
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I wish to thank all those who
visited me, sent cards, flowers and
treats; also the doctors and nurses
while I was a patient in Clinton
Public HospitaI,—FRED PEPPER.
The family of the late Mrs.29
S. Inkley wish to express their
many thanks and sincere apprec-
iation for the kind help given them
during the illness and the bereave-
ment of their mother. Special
Newland, Rev.
vThompsonil
r.and the
nurses at Clinton Public Hospital.
P
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Driving School
IN CLINTON •
Every Friday
Appointments From
9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
For Appointments
Call 110
Or drop in to
Ash.ton's Taxi
Clinton -- . Ontario
Per Lesson
1 hr., $3.50; 1/2 hr. $1.75
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GODERICH PAVILION
Dancing every WEDNESDAY & SATIURDAY
Saturday Night—PAUL CROSS and his Orchestra
Wednesday is Square Dance Night with
CLARENCE PETRIE and the NIGHTHAWKS
35th Anniversary Dance --Friday July lst
Door Prize: 21 -inch TV
Joluuly. Downs and his Orchestra
Phone Goderich 675 or 419 for rental or catering
information 21-2-3-4-5-b
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