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LOST. -e YEIARLING HEREFORD
heifer, !Anyone knowing whereabouts
please notify Proctor Palmer, phone I
901e81. 49btfb
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FOR .SALE .
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LOIST-TWO PDX HCxuNDe - one
large black mid tan, •tattoo in ear
•CIARIZOTS FOR SALE-- bushel lots,.
.41 per bushel. Robert esreGose, phone
906r24. '50-51-62-1-2-p
W2; also one black emd white and
tan, tattoo in ear 8Z. Anyone know_
ing. whereabouts please get in touch
with 'Clarence LetBeau, phone 619r2.
..pAia OF LADY'S mom TUBE
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Skates in good condition, size 6. Phime
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WANTED
SET OE TEAM SLEIGHS -nearly
new, with flat rack. Apply Gladstone
°rig& 62-p
OLD AND DISABLED HORSES
wanted for mink feed. Phone Gordon
Oudmore 907r12 or Elmer Trick
9075. 41-btfb
Coming -"NIGHT and DAY"
THE MANAGEMENT AND STAFF
• A MERRY
•CABBAGE -Good Solid Heads-U.1B
per bushel. Large quantity ;20 per
ton or $10 per % tom Apply George
Hopson,. 4th conceesion, Gotiench
Township, phone 903e23. 61-52-b
,
OLD HORSESWILL PAY $1.50
per hundredweight. Will call and
Pick up same. Phone collect Jack
Gilbert, 930r21 or Fred Gilbert,
936r32, 46btfb
1980 A POD motor,
Ooderich,
'MODEL -new
5,600 miles on new motor; good paint
job Ad Good tires.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
-tin eondition.
\AloPlY Harold ,Connell, Varna, phone
70r16, Hensel'. 52-p
HAVE YOUR OWN BUSINESS or
profitable side line. Raise Chinchillas
for their valuable fur. Each pair
ACCOMMODATION WANTED
meets exacting standards of fur
as judged by independent
FOUR -ROOMED .APARTMENT, un-
1,arnished, for permanent residents.
..Apply Box "L", NEWS -RECORD.
50-tfbpp
qualityj
experts. Warranted to produce. Little
area required for pens. Light, clean
work. Write for facts. Springbank
Ohinchillas, 705 Little Grey St., Lon-
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D. )3Y JANUARY 7, 19
WANTEU0-
a furnished apartment or 'house for
don Ontario, or call Jack Morgan,
Clinton,iphone 216. 49-50-51-52-b
airforce couple with one child. Write
Mrs. Jean Longworth, Box 607,
Picton, Ont. 52-b
AN OPPORTUNITY - Established
Rural Watkins District available. If
you are aggressive and between the
ages of 25 and 55 -have or can secure
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
travel outfit,this is your oPnortunitY
to established in a busk
THREE YORKSHIRE SOWS -due to
farrow January 23. Would exchange
for cattle. Apply Ed. N. Grigg, R.R.
3, Cqintore phone Clinton 911r2.
62-13
get prefitable -
ness of your own. For full particulars
write today to the J. R. Watkins
Company, Dept. 0-C-16, 2177 Masson
St., Montreal, Que. 49-50-51-52-b
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MISCELLANEOUS
I PROPERTY FOR SALE
ASTHMA SUFFERERS - ENJOY A.
MOUSE - OONTAINING THREE
apartments, two of them rented and
one vacant and available for imrned-
sate occupations ;AWAY Lorne J.
_Brown, phone 178, Clinton. 50-tfb
good night's sleep without coughing
and choking, as others are doing. For
free information write F. Howey, 144
Catharine St. S., Hamilton.
28-tfb
TEACHERS WANTED
FLEECE LINE YOUR HOlVIE with
blown Rockwool insulation. Saves
TEACHER WANTED for SS. No. 1,
Hullett; duties to commence January
6, 1947. •State salary and qualifica-
-Lions. Apply Bert Irwin, secretary-
treasurer, R.R. 2, Seaforth. 51-52-b
fuel, fire proof. For free estimate
and terms phone 4 Clinton, or write
Rowland C. Day, 6 Thornton Axe..
London.
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e I THANKS/ FOLKS!
ot6 A. year ago we were both Overseas, and our rehabilitation
i plans were only a hazy dream.
Now it is a different story; we are back and settled in
: civilian life once again.
For this. we have the Citizens of Clinton and District, the
)3 fanners, the factory workers, the merchants and people front every
) walk of life to thank. It is you who have made our venture thus
0 far a successful one. Although we haven't always had the Heine
3 you desired, we hope that the New Year will bring a change for
' the better.
( So in sincere appreciation for your patronage during our first
' eight months in business, we say Thank You, and we mean it.
Wishing one and all a Ilaimy mei Prosperous New Year.
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CLINTON
OPEN SUNDAY DECEMBER 29 •
Compliments of the Season
- MURPHY BROS. GARAGE
White Rose Peoducts Goodrich Tires
Phone 465 -,--Hudson S -ales and Service— Clinton
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LONDON ROAD NOW OPEN
The sewer contractors have finished their work
Victoria St. and our service station again is
on ,
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• accessible for your convenience. ,
, A MERRY CHRISTMAS
and ,
• A HAPPY NEW YEAR
• , to all our customers
We have appreciated your patronage
.,
. during the past year
Harry Davies Tire and Battery
WHITE •ROSE GASOLINE AND OIL
• Victoria St. • Phone 460 •akton
• BIRTHS
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COLLINS-In Clinton Public Hos-
• pital, on Thursday, December • 19.
1946, to Mg, and Mrs Earl Collins,
R.R. 4, 'Clinton, a daughter.
GALL -In Clinton Public Hospital, on
Thursday, December 19, 1946, to
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Gill, Grand
Bend, a son,,(John Douglas).
PECK -In Clinton Public Hosnital,
on Saturday, Decernber 21, 1946, to
Mr. and Mee, Robert Peck, &trial,
a daughter (Carol Diane).
MARRIAGES
PICKARD-OAKES-At the manse of
Wesley -Willis United Church, on
Wednesday, December 11, 1946, by
•Rev. Andrew Lane, Isabel Luella,
youngest daughter of Mr. and 1VIrs.
Herbert Oakes, Goderieh Township,
to Glen jR)4y1 Pickard, son of Mrs.
Pickard, Goderich Township
Picvard, Goderie,h Township.
SHORTHORN MEN
REVIEW WORK
DURING PAST YEAR
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staging a calf sale in the spring in
order to make available more Short -
torn calves for call club work.
"Building for -Elle' Future"
W. K. Riddell, London, agrieultural
*presentative for Middlesex County.
who was introduced by G. E. Nelson,
gave a very interesting and instruct-
ive talk on "Building for the Future",
with soils, crops and machinery, live-
stock, managerial 'ability and saless
nanshitp being fundamental factors.
He emphasized the importance of
soils, as they relate to crops and past-
ures. which, iii turn, have a bearing
on livestock raising; also the necessity
of building a herd rather than buying
one, with quality, size, and pedigree
as guiding factors. MT. Riddell sugg-
ested that Ontario cattle producers
should take .advantage of high prices
and liquidate inferior animals.
George McLaughlin, Stratford, ass-
stant agricultural 'representative for
Perth County, was called upon to re-
view the activities ef the Mitchell
eef Calf 01131), with epecial mentioe
f johu Kinsman, winner of the King's
Guineas at the Royal Winter Fair.
Harold White, Guelph, reviewed the
special class for Boys' and Girls' Club
elves at the Royal, and mentioned
low the King's .Guineas originated.
On behalf of the Perth -Huron Short
horn Club and Shorthorn breeders in
eneral, George Waldie presented
John Kinsman with a billfold as a
mall recognition of his outstanding
achievement in winning the King's
uineas. Membership fee:, were coll-
eted, after which the nominating
ommittee's report was given by Ben
Thiel. Mitchell. and adopted on anote
on of Howard Armstrong and Dick
UnS111all.
James 111. Seca, Seam -tie showed
wo interesting films to conelude an
nteresting meeting.
Last Meeting ,Tan. 7
A resolution by Ald. Ernt et &min
eel John R. Butler was selopted, that
ieu to the election faille: on lanuarv
1, 1947, the last regair meeting of
Sewell for 1946 be held at the usual
lour, January 7, 1947.
cAlin or THANKS
The Hayfield Post Mistress and
Staff wish to thank all the patrons
or the :splendid co-operation and pa -
:fence in the handling of the largest
hristmes mail in history, and join
n extending to 11 a Merry Christmas
and a HaroPY New Year. 52-1
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. William Oritteeden and family
wish te take this opportunity of sin-
cerely thanking their many friends
and neighbours for the beautiful
floral tributes, ears loaned and all
other acts of kindness shown in their
recent sad bereavement; also thanks
to Dr. J. W. Shaw, Rev. Andrew
Lane and Mrs. W. M. Nediger. 52-b
IN MEMORIAM
WESTON-In loving memory of our
paeents, Me. and Mrs. Henry Weston,
who died December 26, 1943:
Memories are treasures none can
steal,
Death is a heartache nothing e.an
heal -
Seem may forget now you are
gone,
But we shall remember no matter
how long.
inissed by the family.
PLASTER
REPAIRING
Plaster repairs promptly
and neatly done
A. French & Son
Plastering Contractors
Box 23 - Phone 187
WINGHAM - ONT.
ESTIMATES FREE
Specialists in Cornice
Work and Decorative
Plasteripg
BEAUTY SHOPPE
Shampoo
Manicure
Finger Waves
Permanents
ETHEL THOMPSON
Princess St East.. Phone 585
59-tf
Batkins Locker Storage
Per Box
FRESH FROZEN in heavy syrup
STRAWBERRIES 40c
FRESH FROZEN
RASPBERRIES 40c
MUSH FROZEN
PEAS • 30c
FRESH FROZEN
CORN • 30c
FRISSII FROZEN
BROCCOLI ...„ 33c
"We Buy Hides"
Frozen Foods are Better Foods
GOOD RESULTS FROM
CROP EXPERIMENTS
IN HURON COUNTY
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and are very early in maturity. The
advent of hybrids, has opened new
ands
a,sitoeatglei.egrowth 0± corn for grain
Spraying Demonstration
"A:spraying demonstration sponsor-
ed by the Crop Iraprovement Assoc-
iation and directed by .our County
Weed Inspector, was held in 'Hay
Township one concession south of
H,ensall. • A strip of roadside was
sprayed with Stephen Weed Killer,
which has a Chlorate' base, and sev-
eral Brands of 2-4 D. The weeds
growing in this area were Chicory,
,Cemacla Thistle and Golden Rod. The
iesults were in favour of the Ohlorate
stpray, but it is quite costly and is
very hard on -all spraying equipment.
Considerable research is being done
on the selective weedkiller 2-4-D anti
no doubt will ,kaing forth Brands
which have a greater lethal power.
2-4-D is easy to handle and has not
the corroding, rusting effect on equip-
ment that the Cthlorate spray has.
Program for 1947
"Next year, the Huron Cron Int-
provement Aesociatioit plane to have
a more extensive program of demon-
stration test plots with glasses, cer-
eals, corn and other field crops. The
use off chemicals for weed eredicat-
ion and the use of commercial fert-
ilizers shall be a part too, of the ,pro-
gram in 1947.
Two Short Courses
"I am very pleased to announce
that the Huron County Branch of the
0:Italie Department of Agriculture
will be holding a Short Course in
Agriculture and Home Economics in
Exeter, com2nencing Monday, January
6 and running for four weeks. A
similar course will be held in Bel -
grave during the month of February.
These courses are organized in the
interest of the home, the farm, and
the community. The everyday work
about the home and the farrn will be
emphasized, the dignity and value of
rural life will be stressed. The act-
ual amount of information obtained
at the Short Courses is not the only
factor to be considered. New Beide
of thought are opened un, a new hi-
terest prompted and community pro-
blems .aee attached in a united way.
The various subjects will be dealt
with in a thoroughly pratical manner
by a staff of qualified and experienc-
ed instructors.
"The courses are free. No books
are required, except a note book. Plan
to attend the first day, If you cannot
be on hand all the time come when
you can aml make these Courses a
success."
Tim UNDERSIGNED will be
pleased to receive the names of
anyone who is qualified to act as
Supply Teacher
JP.
• TUCKERSMITH
SCHOOL AREA
TV
which includes Sections 1, 2, 4, 5,
7, 8 and 9, Tuckersmith; and who
would be able to supply for a
day, a week, or a month, in any
of the schools on reasonably
short notice.
Applicants to state qualifica-
tions and what schools they
might be available for and any-
thing else relevant to the
position.
APPLY TO
S. II. WHITiVIORE,
Sec.-Treas.
TUCKERSMITH TOWNSHIP
SCHOOL AREA No. 1
R. R. 3, Seaforth
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• ROXY THEATRE •
CLINTON
CAPITAL THEATRE ,,, •
GODERICH
REGENT THEATRE
SEAFORTH
Now Playing -Danny Kaye in
"THE KID FROM BROOKLYN"
Now -Di Technicolor -"The KID
from BR,OOKLYN" .. Danny Kaye
Soiy-leob Hope as
MON., TUES., WE».
Mona Freeman - Richard Denning
and Evelyn Ankers-Anne Sewell's
classic about •a girl and her love
for a horse will thrill both old and
young. You can't effete to miss,
"BLACK BEAUTY" •
MON, TUES., WED.•
Irene Dunne - Rex Harrison and
Linda Darnell-tDarryl I'. Zanuck
presents a unique treat for jaded
screen appetites in the hit show
"ANNA and the KING
of SIAM"
TONSuIEE8U.,RWBBEAD.UCAIRE"
MON.,
iviN
Maureen O'Hara - Dick Hymes
and Harry James -It's in Techni-
color and features the King a
Trumpetees he a rollicking musical
romance
"DO YOU LOVE ME"
THUR., FRI., SAT. •THUR.,
"PINOCCHIO"
Walt Disney's Technicolor fantasy
which delighted all show patrons
over six years ago will make
splendid holiday film fare.
PRI., SAT.
Abbott and Costello with Bhmie
Barnes -you'll find something new
from Bud and Lou in their latest
laugh producer
'The Time of Their Lives'
THUR., PRI., SAT.
WALT DISNEY
Takes over the Regent screen with
his fascinating tale of a boy
and his conscience
• "PINOCCHIO"
Coming, --"THE DARK CORNER"
Adult Entertainmenta
Coming- TO EACH HIS OWN'
Coming -"NIGHT and DAY"
THE MANAGEMENT AND STAFF
• A MERRY
OF THE ABOVE THEATRES
CHRISTM.AS AND A HAPPY NEW
WISH THEIR 'MANY PATRONS
YEAR
ABLE TO LEAVE HOSPITAL
Sheriff Nelson Hill, who has been
critically ill for six weeks in Alex-
andra, Hospital, Goderieh, has return-
ed to his home for 'Christmas. A. H.
Erskine, treasurer of Ifisron County,
has also returned home after a ser-
ious illness in the hospital.
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CLINTON BOY
IN HONOR GUARD
'AT INAUGURATION
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home, I'll tell you more about it.
In another letter "lift sea from
.A.capuleo to Zan Diego," dated De-
cember 4, A/B Steep says:
"We got into Annelle° on Novem-
ber 27 and anchored in the bay.
go ashore very much there,
but I got it day trip to Mexico City,
and was it ever grandl You see there
were 100 of us chosen front the three
ships to go up there to go in a big
parade for the inauguration of the
new. Mexican president, and I was
'noisy enough to be chosen to go.
There were only 100 out of 2,000, so
I figure I was very fortunate. .So on
the morning, we left Acapulco by
air in one of these Pan American
ships to Mexico City. It was the
first time I had ever been in a big
ship, so it was really exciting. We
had to go up 12,000 feet to get over
the mountains. We got there late in
the afternoon and had a look at the
city that night. The next day ere
(sant shopping in the afternoon, and
went on a big party that; night. The
next day was the big parade, and
was it ever big. There were 30,000
men in ib -Argentines, the Mexicans,
and we. It was some 'go' In the
afternoon, we 'wertt to the bullfights,
We saw six fights. and everyone of
them was swell. That night we went
to a cocktail party at the Canadian
Ambassadmart hourie, and you talk
about swanky! It was the nicest
party I ever attended. They had
American girls going to college as
partners for us and they were sure
nice. I was with a entity from
Arizrem,
"The next day we came back by
plane to Acapulco, and on December
3, we sailed for San Diego. We stay-
ed at a military academy while see
were there and it was Teal 'posh.'
I think those four day:: were the
beat we put in on this trip so far,"
The next letter, deted Decembev
16, WAS written after A/B Steep's
arrival in Esquimalt. B.C., Ma is
quoted above.
PENNEBAKER'S DRUG STORE
THERE ARE NO "GOOD" PEOPLE GET TO HEAVEN!
ONLY REPENTANT SINNERS ARE FOUND THERE
"I am not come to call the righteous, but sinners to
repentance." Matt. 9:13
"There is none righteous, no, not one." Rom. 3:10
"Whosoever shall call upon the tome a the Lord shall
be saved." Rom. 10:13
TUNE 1N -Pilgrim's Hour, 7-7.30 E.S.T. Sunday eve.
RADIO STATION CKLW, WINDSOR
Bylaw No. 16 for 1946
FOR THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF CLINTON
A BY-LAW TO PROVIDE FOR THE SUPPORT
AND AID OF A BAND
WHEREAS it is deemed expedient to provide Sid for a
Oivilian Band.
NOW ISEREFORE The Municipal Council ef the Town of
Clinton enacts as follows
1. The Council of the •Tawn of Clinton may make annual or other
grants for the support and aid of a civilian band or bands of music.
2. The Council shall, by means of taxation, tram year to year,
establish and inaintait a fund from which such grants shall be made.
3. That this BY-LAW shall come into force and effeet on and
from the passing thereof.
First reading November 41h. 1946.
+Second reading November 4th. 1946.
TAKE' N'OXICE that the above is a copy of a proposed By -Law
0/ the Corporation of the Town of Clinton to be submitted to the
Votes ef the Electors on the 6t1i. day of January, A.D. 1947, between
the hours of 9.00 o'clock in the forenoon and 5,00 o'cloek in the after-
noon, at the fallowing places:
• Ward Voting Place
ST. ,ANDREW'S Council Chamber, Town Hall
ST. JAMES' Bert. Glidelon's Laundry
ST JOHN'S E. Muaro's Barber Shop
ST. 'GEORGE'S R. Jervis' Feed Store
AND THAT if the consent of the electors is obtained to the
proposed By -Law, it will be taken into consideration by the Council
of the said Corporation at a meeting thereof to be held after the
expiration of one month from the date of the first publinveion of
this Notace,
AND THAT such first publication was made on the 12th. day
of December, A.D. 1046.
AND THAT the Mayor will attend at the Office of the Town
Clerk at 1 o'clock in the afternoon on the 30th. day of December.
AD. 1946, for the punpose of appointing persons to attend at the
Polling Places and at the fine) summing up of the Votes by the
Town Clerk.
• M. T. CORLESS,
Clerk and Treasurer.
Town of Clinton.
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The Season's Greetings
, and
Every Good Wish for your Happiness
in the New Year
HAWKINS HARDWARE
ADIMINAINO00./.4VPHII
PROCLAMATION
Municipal
• TOWN OF
Nominations
MONDAY, DEC. 30
1946
Elections
CLINTON
Elections
MONDAY, JAN. 6
1947
NOTICE
Is hereby given that a meeting of the Electors for the Nomination
of Candidates for the positions ol Mayor, Reeve, Councillors,
Public Utilities Commissioner, and members of the Public
Selma Beard, for the ensuing term, will be hold in the
TOWN HALL, CLINTON -
Monday, December 30, 1946
Between the hours of 12 o'clock noon and 1 o'clock
in the afternoon, and a Public Meeting of Electors
and citizens will be held in the Council Chamber
at 8 o'clock in the evening, December 30, 1946.
and if necessary, an election to fill the above nemed positions,
or apy of them, will be held on
Monday, January 6, 1947
at the following places, and by the following named persons,
that is to say, in
ST. ANDREW'S WARD
At the Town Hall -E. L. Mittel], Deputy Returning Officer
ST. JAMES' WARD
At 13: Glidden's Shop, Victoria St. --R. B. Fitzsimons, Deputy R. 0.
ST. JOHN'S WARD
At Ed. Munro's Berber Shop -W. Wallis, Deputy Returning Officer
ST. GEORGES WARD
At R. L. Jervis' Office, Albert St. -Chas. Manning, Deputy R. 0.
Commencing at the hour of nine o'clock in the forenoon and continuing
until the hour of 'five o'clock in the afternoon and the resulta
will be publicly declared in the Town Hall, on Tuesday,
the 7th day of January, 1947
at 12 o'clock noon
M. T. CORLESS, Clerk and Returning Officer
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C. V. COOKE
Florist, Clinton
Phones 66w and 66j
THANKS TO ALL
OUR CUSTOMERS
FOR THEIR
PIAIPRONAGE
DURING 1946!
HUGH R. HAWKINS
PHONE 244 RESIDENCE 470