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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1952-08-07, Page 3SALE • There is still time to take advantage of the many items we are offering at our MID-SEASON SALE. Check these over carefully and buy NOW fc:r some real BACK-TO-SCHOOL values. CHILDREN'S DRESSES SIZE 14 S 25% off WISE and BATEMAN Phone 147—Clinton 1111111 111111 11111111111111111111111M111111111111111111 01111111111111111111111111111M1 YOUR FAVOURITE BEVERAGE GODERICH TOWNSHIP Mr. and Mrs. W. Barber, St. Thomas, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cluff. Misses Margaret and Carol Wal- lis, spent several' days last week with their cousin Miss Betty Ad- dison, Kinburn. Mrs. Rhoda Jordan, Vancouver, B.C., who has been visiting friends in these parts for a month, left for home on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Zimmerman, and Mr. and Mrs. James Earley, Arkona, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Middleton. Mrs. Jack Stirling; Jack Wilson and son Fergus, Toronto, came on Wednesday night, to the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Stirling, and left Thursday for Manitoba, accompanied by Mrs. James Stir- ling. They plan to spend two weeks with relatives in differ- ent parts of that province. 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111i11111111111111111111111111 CALL IN AND SEE US ABOUT YOUR PROBLEMS on: EAVESTROUGHING ELECTRICAL WIRING MR-CONDITIONING GRAVITY WARM-AIR HEATING PLUMBING A FURNACE FOR EVERY JOB A. K. SHARP PHONE: 556W FARM TIRE SERVICE . • K5fr 11111111111111111111=1111111111111111111111.111111111.111111111.111MIESIMININ $1,000 'Jackpot 3 GAMES FOR $100 BING Sponsored by Clinton Lions Club in aid of Artificial ice Clinton Lions Arena Thur., Aug. 1.4 $1,600 in PRIZES 4.SPEC1AL GAMES - 3-$100 GAMES — $1,000 JACKPOT 15 Regular Games of $20 each Aft Priiies Nitta Co ADMISSIONt $1 for 15 regular games; Extra White Cards, 25c each or 5 for $1.00; Special Cards," 25c each or 5 for $1.00 Doors open at Coo o'clock Games start tit 9 p.m, sharp' (DM REFRESHMENT ROOTH CIANTPN NEWS4tECORD PAGE T a 1.01101$001t0 Aintwell Mission Circle Meet • remained for a Veek's visit. The regular meeting of the. WA Meets at Manse Ainiwoll Mission Circle was .held Mrs: W, 4. Maines entertained nt the home of Mrs, Charles Mer,, thirty-three -members of Bruce- 'rill on Monday'evening, August 4, field United Church Woman's As- The .meeting, opened with the sociation, at the monthly meet- singing .of hymn 394 following ing held on Tuesday, August 5. ;winch Edythe 'Wright read a story Map Martha McDonald* president ' and Nona Pipe led in prayer. of the association, wap in charge. !Eileen Wright end Ruth Merrill Mrs. W. Broedfoot. read the favoured with a duet and Nona Pipe led the group in Bible study, Laura Forbes gave the last 'chapter of "Glad Tidings in Labrador". Nona read a story and the meeting closed with the Mizpah benediction. Please note that the next ing will be held -,on the second Monday evening',in September. ,„ r***1•,..1-.-1-«*******+. 1 . Obituar „.., ALEXANDER ,.4ROWN fio give up ' irlrivMg his small . ..... (By Our Bayfield correspondent) Sanitary Department ..trpoc,. he was had taken care of the disposal Trinity church,. I3ayfield, filled t9, overflowing on Spnclay1.044wpeAcettOilfr wasth Vvviitloaegiey, knot n, afternoon At two o'Clock by per- and highly respected for his' igh sons from all walks of life who code tii net O of PhoVicUr'll Hospitalis d eath priin- portaoidertl3hgriorwIft Trhe:f4eeertvgicteo was Alex-ix day, August 1, at '7;10. p.m., ta-, Webb, charge of the rector, . Rev; II. 4.. o'clock j lowing an accident About three . when his bicycle was in. The deceased man, more faro- - collision with an automobile on iliarly known as Toddy or Tod, Mpin, Street, brought te a close a was born in Bayfield, August 81, 1008, and was the elder son • of life which might well be an ex- arnPle to-others} in his sense of eight years in London where he Trec:.;,*nlate A,I,14.nitthe BthaekerexT)edit4Raionbeerft 4 aftior. epoi4ary4eanina thbieo faincroprhdarz i caps. For the past fourteen vent to work in munitions our- ing the first world' war, lie had lived here. For a number of years, until his cousin, Misrs'a blTrOtT'haerr4, Williamr' months he had not been able to live alone so' had resided with Surviving forced through failing eyesight, Brown, Windsor, a niece, Annie and two nephews, George and Harry McCullough, Toledo, Ohio. His sister, Beatrice (Mrs. ,McCul- laugh), predeceased him in Au- gust 1951. The remains rested at the Ball and - Mutch funeral home, Clire,- ton, until Sunday afternoon, Fol- lowing the burial service in Trin- ity • Churchi-interment was made in Bayfield Cemetery,' The pallbearers were: Lindsay Smith, William E. Parker, Barry Baker, ' :Bales Dresser, John Brown and Lyall Davison. Fldwerbearers: Fred Weston, Charles Parker, Keith Pruss and Lorne Epps. Amongst those from a distance who were present for the funeral were,: Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Epps, John Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Pruss, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baker, were Mrs: Frank Yen, Mrs, Ed- Parker, Weston. London; Mr. and Mrs. Charles ward *gg, Mrs. William. Nor-1 man, Mrs. Harry Cudmore; and the Mission Band leaders, Mrs. Frank McCullough and Mrs. Jack Yeo. 4,4a-.41.4-11-0.-41,64-1,4-11.4-÷4-0-4.4-0-4,•-•-•-• EASO 2-18 $1.25 - $1.98 MISSES' BLOUSES'1 (Crepes, Organdy, Silk, Etc.) COTTON SKIRTS Off $2.37 - $3.17 LADIES' WASH DRESSES $2.98 - $3.98 20% off SPECIAL TABLE—PIECE GOODS 20% off (GINGHAMS, KRIS-KAY-ORGANDY, ETC.) MARTINS Store ISIMMENEMINSMINMBEMP' Lorne Smiley, Erin, visited Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Berry on the holiday weekend. Miss Alice Pickett, Detroit, is Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Blanchard for u few days. Miss Ada Ptackheuse, Ridge- way; is visiting her cousins, Mr. and Alm J. W Stackhouse, Mr, and Mrs i. W, Fisher, De- troit, were guests of Mr, and Mrs. Oscar Blanchard on Surl,dalY. Mr, and Mrs. Ronald Mac- Kenzie, Detroit, are visiting the latter's mother, Mrs. Harry Zapfe. Mrs. A. Rohner visited with her sister, Mrs. William Smith, Exeter, over Civic Holiday week- end. Mr, and Mrs. James Myron, Ruth and Norma, have returned to their home at Moose Jaw, Sask. Mrs. Harry Dalrymple is in Stratford General Hospital, where she underwent an operation on Tuesday, August-"5. Mr. and Mr, Clen Christie; Mr. and Mrs, John Grant, visit- ed on the holiday weekend in Kitchener and Midland. Misses Ina and Ellen May Scott, London, visited with their brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Scott, at their cot- tage in Bayfield. Miss IVIaime Swan and Mrs. Alice Ham returned from their trip to the West Coast. They made the journey from Calgary to Toronto by air, and• repOrt a quite enjoyable flight, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barr, their daughters, ,Patsy and Jeanne, and friend Denna. Gregory, Bur- lington, visited with 'Mr. and Mrs. William Dinnin last week- end. Mrs, Barr and the ',children Scripture lesson and Mrs, Ben Keyes was in charge of the de- votional period, and gave the topic. Roll call was answered by telling, "Where would you like to spend your vacation?" The treasurer's report was giv- en by Mrs. Hugh F. Berry, and the offering was received, Mrs. Berry and Mrs. Robert Allen offered to take care of the flowers for the church during the month of August. Singing of the Woman's Association hymn, followed by prayer closed the meeting, Group 1, headed by Mrs. Geo- rge Henderson and Mrs. John Broadfoot were in charge of the recreational period and lunch. Mrs. Henderson sang the lovely old ' hymn, "Ninety-and nine". Mrs. Robert Allan conducted two contests. The delicious lunch was enjeyed by everyone. Mrs. W. Scott moved a vote of thanks to Mrs. Maims for the pleasant afternoon. Sunshine Class Picnic The Sunshine Class Of 1951 and 1952 enjoyed a picnic at the home of their Sunday School teacher, Mrs. W. Haugh. After the games and races all enjoyed the bounteous picnic sup- per, on the lawn. Results of races were: Straight race, ages'6 and 7, Helen Broad- Fiberglas insula-tion for extra power - long life. Needs water only 3 tunes a year under normal operating .condi-OOns. LEE US FOR A GOOKOVEAR ?y *Jerk' BATTERY a Admiral tliAnAti LOWEST PRICE EVER I .. ... ...... • • . Another sensational value . . from Admiral! 17" TV and built-ht radio, in a lustrous mahogany plastic , cabinet no larger than for TV alone . at no additional costi Compare performance, compare value . . . this new Admiral actually costs less than many obsolete, cut-price sets with TV,alone t See it today world's most powerful television, with new Triple-X long distance chassis . tone control for radio and TV... phano-jack for record prayer new "More-Trate banishes reflections ... ready for new UHF stations. Greatest value in television! 014614 6$38J ROVES ELECTRIC G CLINION OIL FILTERS You can depend on Chryco Micronic Oil Filters to reduce engine wear and improve en- gine performance. Chr y co Micronic 0.11. Filters have 571 square inches of filtering area compared to only 69 square inches for ordinary filters. That's over 8 dazes the filterin4 Surface! No wonder Chryco Micronic Oil Filters do a better job of removing grit, sludge and other harmful elenuents from engine oil. HAVE YOUR OIL FLYER CHECkED NOW! *Chryco Is a tredetnerle of the Chrysler Corporation of Canada, Limited HURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1952 4-4•40-4-4-.7*-1.4-.4-4-*-P,o-4,-07*÷•**4+-P-•-•-•-•++++++++444-4-414-6,4 News of "Brumfield 11 • foot, Gayle .Grant Stev- ens; 8 or over, Orrin Baird, Jean Broadfoot, Suane, Haugh; news- paper race, Suane Haugh, `Orrin Baird, Jean Broadfoot; balloon race, Orrin Baird, jean. Broad- foot, Grant Stevens; kick-the- slipper, jean I3roadfoot, Caroline Ross, Jean McNaughton; bunny race, age 6 and 7, Doris Walker, Grant Stevens, Helen Broadfoot; bunny, race, 8 or over, Orrin Baird, Jean McNaughton, Carol- ine Ross; clothes pin race, Jean Broadfoot and Jean McNaugh- ton, Orrin Baird and Grant Stev- ens, Janet Henderson and Barb- ara Henderson; book race, age 9 and 7, Grant Stevens, Janet Henderson, Helen Broadfoot; book race, age 8 and over, Jean Broad- toot, Jean McNaughton, Suane Haugh; peanut scramble, Jean Broadfoot, Orrin Baird, Caroline Ross; Orrin Baird's team won the ride-the-horse and bag re- lays. DRUG STORES Department SIZE 12-44 — SOME REAL BUYS COTTON HOUSE DRESSES Miss Marie Glidden, nurse-in- training at St. Joseph's Hospital, London, spent the weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Gliddon. The Misses Win,nifred and Mild- red McCullough, Toronto, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mc- Cullough on Tuesday afternoon, They were accempanied by Mrs, J. W. Smith and Miss May Jar- dine, Goderich. On Friday, August 1, the mem- bers of the Wilhelmine Mission Band held a work meeting in the school, to make fancy candy bask- ets for their booth at the bazaar to be held in October. Over 100 baskets were made by the child- ren, assisted by mothers of some of the members. Those assisting HOLIVIESVILLE CREAM SODA Wariliar~ FRANCES GRIERSON The death occurred on Satur- day, August 2, 1952, of Miss Frances Grierson, sister of Dr. Robert Grierson, Londesboro, at the Wingham hospital. The funeral was Conducted at the Ball and Mutch funeral home, Clinton, on Tuesday afternoon, August 5 and interment .vas made in,Clinton Cemetery. Both services were conducted by Rev. Charles Scott, of l3lyth United Church, Miss Grierson" was a school teacher and taught all her life in Halifax, N.S. She came to Lon- desboro to live with her brother and sister-in-law, at the time of her retirement, TIMM LT OMR THEN YOU'LL NEVER GE CAUGHT WITH YOUVAMPS' DOWN! 041114 • • • • • •• • RADIO MAGIC DYNA BUILT.IN at DO extra CoSt I.+ 4 4 1-4,0-0 4 *4444-0 +4 • *4-e++ Engines lest longer run better . . with Toni Twin, Kothlons Croseonts, arm Uga-r1 F. B. 15ENNEBAKER PHONE SERVICE• DRUGGIST 14 TEK TOOTH BRUSHES 2 for 69c AYER DRY DEODORANT Special-2 for $1.00 SUMMER ,WISE COLOGNE by Faberge-T$11.50 Woodbury's SHAMPOO—$1.,20 size for 59c 27c A.S.A. TABLETS 100's — 19c 300's — 49e PABLVM 23e and 43e ENGLISH STYLE HEALTH SALTS 59c • KOLYNOS TOOTH PASTE with Chla?ophyl 2 tubes 89c SPECIALS Thurs. Fri, - Sot. A,E,S. & C. TAMS . 1.4e 4447tontilm CASCARA 3 oz. 230 8 oz. — 39e CLEANING FLUID 4 oz. 29c 10 oz. — 57c CORN REMOVER 190 PULLER'S EARTH 4 oz. OLIVE OIL ..... 27e * SENNA LEAVES 4 oz, 29c. SYRUP FIGS & SENNA TENDERS TENDERS will be accepted by the undersigned for the Painting of the Public Utilities Building on the corner of Albert and Rattenbury Streets, Clinton. Tenders will close on August nth, Further in- formation can be obtained from the Chairman, H. Hawkins, or secretory A. J. McMurray, • 31-32-b •+-04-•-•••-#4-4-4-+•-••••••-•-++++, • ••••-•-•-•-•-+++ 4-4 44-•-•-•-•-•-•-•-•+-++++4-0-•-•-•-•-•-•-•-•••••••44-•++ 4-40-0-44-•-• CONCERT SUNDAY EVE.;' AUGUST 10th BY BOBBY DOWNS and his ORCHESTRA Tickets will be drawn for lucky winner of a beautiful Cocker Spaniel being raffled, and all proceeds go to the GRAND BEND LIONS CLUB 32-b Lakeview Casino GRAND BEND DANCING NIGHTLY BOBBY DOWNS and his ORCHESTRA • • 0 es • 0- So . for faster, mono effitient filtering, let vg install a Chryeo MiOrOrtit Oil Pilfer or Pilfer Ele, rrient in your car of truelr, They're engineered and guaranteed by the Chrysler Corporation of Canada, Lithited, MURPHY BROS. 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