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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1958-02-27, Page 8,PAcw =our fionnk- f News o onstance, ,,orrOspOWlont: MRS. XPIRANK Phone 'Seafortla 8002 malockCillas-nzo64; HURSDAY, WOW •••••••-1-•-•-•-•-•-•-+44-•-•-•-•-•-•-•-•-• iLINTON Strictly Fresh Special FILLETS Strictly Fresh Fillet of Sole 65e lb., Strictly Fresh Fillet of Cod • 45c 1b. Strictly Fresh Fillet (of Haddock 64e lb. Whole or Half Salmon-Trout 53c lb. MARGARINE Golden Dew 25c lb. Feb. 27, 28 and March, 1 TRUES., FRI. and SAT. MODERN MEAT MARKET Sells the FINEST No. 1 GRADE RED BRAND STEER BEEF My 'we gnggest that you try a (Steak. (or Boast from the ,MOdetn Modern. Meat Market Meat Market and you'll be ',convinced that We spetialike ,ONIN IN TE H REST OP MEATS ••-•-.4,-•-•-•-•-•-•44,44÷•-•÷404-4-1 O, StoriMey, PrOprietor Phone Ht7 24834 Sign of cleanliness and Quality 444-44-a, F AR M E R S 1 „ We are shipping cattle every Monday for United Co-operative of Ontario and solicit your patronage. We will pfek them up at your farm. ,rlease PHONE COLLECT not later than Saturday nights, Seafortri Farmers Co-operative H. S. Hunt, Shipper Phone 7'73 • 43,ttb VALUES $2,495 , 2-1956 PONTIACS, Deluxe Sedan and Coach, automatic, fully equipped $2,095 2-1956 CHEVROLET DELUXE SEDANS, auto- matic, fully equipped $2,095 1956 FORD CUSTOM LINE SEDAN, auto- matic, fully equipped $1,995 1956 CHEVROILET DELUXE SEDAN $1,995 1954 CHEVROLET DELUXE COACH, power glide $1,450 1954 CHEVROLET 'STANDARD SEDAN.. $1,295 1954 DODGE Regent Sedan $1,395 1954 METEOR 2-Door Hardtop, automatic transmission, fully equipped $1,495 1953 METEOR COACH $1,095 1953 METEOR SEDAN, automatic $1,295 1953 FORD SEDAN " $1,095 1952 PONTIAC COACH $ 795 1951 CHEVROLET FLEETLINE COACH $ 695 TRUCKS 1955 CHEVROLET 1/2 TON PICKUP $1,050 1950 G.M.C. 1/2 TON $ 250 MANY OTHER OLDER MODELS Number of 1950 and 1951 1/z TON PANEL TRUCKS, various models Cars can be Driven Away at the Prices Listed in this Advertisement. Brussels Motors Huron County's Fcirernost Used Car Dealer BRUSSELS, ONT. PHONE 73X 1957 CHEVROLET Deluxe Sedan, fully equip- ped, with, automatic transmission $2,495 1957 CHEVROLET Deluxe Sedan, fully equip- ped $2,295 1957 PONTIAC DELUXE, automatic, fully equipped The Studebaker SCOTSMAN .`"T'O Buy AN[ : TO OPERATE THAN ANY OTHER FULL-SIZE CARL W. H. DALRYMPLE and SON Phone HU 2-9211 BRUCEFIELD, ONT. YOUR JOIriNSON DEALER'S Planning a full summer's fun this year? Then be sure to see your Johnson dealer's boar sl Spanking new boats and the 11 new eager 1958 Johnson sea horses, including the fabulous new V- SO H.P. models, the latest in marine accessories and water sports equip. ment are all on display for you to browse around and admire. Talk to your Johnson dealer. As a boating authority he'll be pleased to explain all the latest models and features, and show how simple it is for you and your family to enjoy all the golden moments of summer in the uncrowded world of fun afloat. Outboard boating is the only outdoor recreation and sport that all the family can enjoy together. Plan now to spend some leisurely time absorbing all the latest in boating—it could pay many dividends in healthy relaxation and enjoyment for years to come. FEB. 28 to MARCH 8 Joe Riley suffered a heart at- tack last week. William JeWitt was in Toronto, Monday and Tuesday, 0wing to weather and road conditions, no school was held early, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth PreszetOr• and family spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs, Webb, Dash,• woad, Mrs, John WaromeS and l son John, returned home on WedneS, day, after visiting relatives in Chatham. Reeve William Dewitt and Hal- lett Councillors are attending the .Good Roads, Convention in Toron- to this week. • Mrs. Kenneth Preszcator and Lynda are spending this 'week with her, sister, Mr. • and Mrs. Webbi Dashwood. lVLiss Janet McGregor, Howielt Township, spent Saturday with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Boss McGregor, Congratulations to Mrc and Mrs, Robert Grimeldby who will -Cele- brate their 40th wedding anniv- ersary on Thursday, Miss Helen, Meflwain, nurse-in-• training at London Hospital spent the weekend with her parents, Mr., and Mrs. George Mellwain, Mrs, Earl Lawson spent a few days - last week .with her son-in- law and daughter, 30, and Mrs, E, F. Warren and family in Lon- don. The Worlds Day of Prayer was held in the Constance Church on Friday afternoon with a good at- tendance. Mrs. Borden Brown, president of the WM$ conducted the meeting with a number of 041K. into AQV svVINIVAS, 04. OPEORM Mr. and Mrs, Fred Rathwell, Bracefield, were guests at the graduation exercises of the Inst, 'Mite of Chartered .A0eountants held at the Royal York, Toronto, An February 14. Their son, John :Rathwell, C,A. received he 0.. gree, other ladies taking part. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grimoldby celebrated their 40th wedding an- niversary en Thursday. On Sun- day they held a dinner and those attending were Mr. and Mrs, James Atwood and family, Win- dsor; Mr. and Mrs, Ross Mann and family, Wingham; Mrs. Pearl McFarlane and Mr, John Mann, Goderich and Mr. and Mrs, Ken, nett) Betties and family, Winthrop. Mr.' and Mrs_ Atwood arid family spent the weekend here. ,A, very successful euchre and dance was held in the C.O,F. hall here on Friday night, Prizes went to, high, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mc- aVlicliael; lone hands, Miss Shirley Dolmage and Ivan Lee; consol- tion, Mrs. Walter McClure and Glen Nott, A 'cake donated by Mrs. Frank Riley was won by Les. Pepper, The lodge members thanked all who helped in any way and intend to put another euchre and dance on the middle of March, The box social and dance held in the Forester's hall on Friday night was very well attended. 'The installation of officers of the lodge was held at the beginning of the evening, by Bro, Hockshaw, Kit- chener, and Bro. Lumley, of the High Court. Bro. Matzanhe auctioned the boxes off. All boxes were excep- tionally well made and very pret- ty. Mrs. Frank Riley's box got first prize and Mrs. Oiver Ander- son's, second, The lodge members were pleas- ed with the evening and thank all ladies that brought boxes and helped in any way. A euchre and dance will be held, Friday, Feb- ruary 21, I ()UNARY 1 Mrs, Wes. Vodden Mrs. Wesley Vodden, formerly Eunice May Ball, died on Friday, February 14, 1958, in her 77th year, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Bert Shobbrook, RR 1, Aub- urn. 'She was a daughter of the late John Ball and Sarah Jane Palmer, and was born in Hullett township, Maitland Block, on August 5, 1881. Fifty-three years ago she was married to her bereaved hus- band, Wesley Vodden, They farmed on concession 9, Hullett, with the exception of five years in East Wawanosh. She was a member of the Londesboro WA, Grandmothers' Club and Summer- hill Community Club. Surviving besides her husband, are one daughter (Dora) Mrs. Bert Shobbrook, and five sons, Herbert, White Horse, Yukon Territories; Fred, Clinton; Roy, Summerhill; Leonard and Ken- neth, Paris; one sister, (Mary) Mrs. John G. Gibbings, Clinton; and one brother Amos Ball, Goderich; ten grandchildren and three great grandchildren, The funeral service was held Tuesday, February 18, from the Bail and Mutch funeral home, Clinton. Service was conducted by Rev. J.' T. White. "Safe in the Arms of JeStts" was sung by Mrs. Thomas Allen, tondesboro. Pallbearers were Leslie Ball, Percy Gibbings, Norman Wright, Bert Garrett, Alvin Vodden and Ross Crich. Flower-bearers were Hugh Bali and Stanley Ball, all nephews of the deceased. Temporary entombment took place at the Clinton mausoleum with burial to take place later in Ball's Cemetery. 0)) CAC4C5E-t, HOUSE & A CHILLY DAY- CAN CHASEALL , HAPPINESSM, AWAY BR•?, (fotemled for lastweek) William Mills, Carlisle, Sash., spent a couPle of days with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Robinson while down here on business. • . Mr. and Mrs. Elgin McKinley spent a few days in Toornto. Mr. and Mrs. 'Orval McClincheY spent a clay with Mr. and Mrs. William Sitter, Thedford. Mrs, Bruce Keys had the mis- fortune to slip while coming oat Of the colony house and put her right shoulder out of joint, on Saturday. WA Met A short WO11141.1'a Association meeting followed the WMS meet- ing with Mrs, William Baiter Presiding, .Tt was decided to hold a croktnole party fienr St. Pat- rick's. Day; also members were asked to make preparations for the bazaar to be held around Fas- ter, Mission Band Goshen Mission Band met in the church basement on Sunday morning with Mrs, Clare McBride and :Mrs, Robert McKinley 'in Charge of program. A Japanese game opened the meeting called "cord and Ping.". The story from Kenji was told tbrotigh ,pic- tures which were drawn and pain- ted by Gwen McBride. There were about 30 children present. WMS Meeting The February meeting of the Women's. Missionary Society WAs . held at the home of Mrs. Bruce Keys on Thursday, February 13, with .21 members and six Visitors. present. Mrs, Elmer Heyter pre- sided with gm. Russel Erma at the piano. Dianne and. Donna Peck sang. "Whispering Wipe," .accompanied by Mrs. B. Keys. Little Marilyn Keys took 'op the offering. Carib were received frOm Mrs. John Armstrong, Mr. 'and Mts. Clifford Keys, Mr, and •lVfrs Clar- ke,Mr, and Mrs .Chester Sturdy, Mr. and Mrs, POilglas Robinson,, Austin Sturdy and Patricia. A letter was also received ,from the missionary for prayer Ann Davison, There were two hasp tg.c4.110.414, ten home .cilia mad during the month, Mrs, Richer Robinson 'gave the treasurer's port for January. Mrs,. Anson McKinley was. pre anted with a life membership ce tificate, The study lock 1304 . Charge of Mtt, Robert Peck, a sisted by Mrs. Clare McBride. Mr Allan Armstrong's group sery Rune' evivs of Goshen Line ELLWOOD JOHNSON MOTORS PrrioeoilouoN CANADA a division of OttrilOARD MARINE CORPORATION OF CANADA ITO. Canada's Largest Matustraturir of Outboard Motors YOUR ?JOHNSON SEA-HORSE DEALER IN CLINTON AREA. IS— ON DISPLAY-- THE MIGHTY NEW SUPER SEA-HORSE V-50 introducing the if-age of boating In co-operation with ()aboard Mariiie Corporation of Canada Limited BOAT SHOW—Feb. 28 to March 8—Ellwood Epps will• be displaying popular lines of BOATS, MARINE HARD- WARE, and the farnou`S' JOHNSON OUTBOARDS. You will find that this experienced dealer can advise you in every type of water sport you may be interested in. Come in and find out that service is a privilege for Ellwood Epps and not a necessity, NOW its FITIE TIME .TO THOM tA314.14rIvStIMIVIElt'S WATER .SPORTS Ellwood Epps Sports Shop, King Street, Clinton, is open all day every day also Friday and Saturday evenings.