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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1958-03-13, Page 5Pee Wee Hockey Team from Station Clinton WZSTI NGHOUSE SPEED ELECTRIC RANGE Custom Imperial 30 Made! AL-30 Here are just a few of many specials avail- able at your I.D.A. DRUG STORE, SOAP SPECIAL Assorted bars of fine quality., 10 bars 49c WAX PAPER 100 ft. x 12 inches Regular 31c a roll 28c, 2 for `55c I.D.A. SACCHARIN TABLETS 1/4 Grain 100 500 1000 reg, reg, reg, 20e 55c 79c 14c 39c 59c 1/2 ,Grain 100 500 1000 reg. reg, reg. 23c 65c 98c 17c 49c 79c • IDA Heavy Grade MINERAL OIL 16-oz, 40-oz. reg, 55c reg. 1.10 43c, 87c I.D.A. PAPER NAPKINS Regular 18c — 2 for 35c 16c, 2 far 31c MILK of MAGNESIA 16-oz. 32-oz, reg. 35c 29c MILK of MAGNESIA TABLETS 100's 300's reg. 39c reg. 89c 29c 59c reg, 60c 490 frafum;;;for, -ATARoK 13, 1958 TIV7S4=01.31) PAC,,I.E FA% CLINTON WI W741414 nom Clinton Women's institute will meet Thursday afternoon, March. 27, in tile Agricultural Office Board ROOM at 2.30 p.m Roll CLINTON BRANCH No. 140 CANADIAN LEGION PUBLIC SPEAKING CO.NT;ST. March 19,1958, 8.. P.M.' LEGION HALL, KIRK ST., CLINTON Public School and Oolleg:Ipte OasSes FREE ADMISSION .Any teachers wishing to enter pupils, may contact J. r)ougicip 'Thorndike, Phone I-lU 2-7090 We now have our complete stock of Coats for Spring. FEATURING: LOOSE, BACK and FITTED STYLES In NOVELTY TWEEDS, WOOLS, and ALL-WEATHER FABRICS Sizes: 4-6x, 7-12, and Teen Sizes USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN — DEPT—STORE 239.95 Clinton Electric Shop D. W. CORNISH, Proprietor Your WESTINGHOUSE Dealer' iru 2-6646 — CLINTON Dr. N. W. Haynes Dr, Nelson Willard Haynes, Clinton, passed away Friday, Feb- ruary 28, in Victoria Hospital, London, in his 60th year. He Dad been in poor health for the past year, and seriously ill for two weeks: He was born in Fullarton Town- ship; ",March 30, 1898, the son of the late Gerrance Haynes and Mary Thomas. He graduated from University of Toronto, Dental Col- lege, in 1920. In 1921 he married the former Elizabeth Sterling, who predeceased him ten months ago. He practiced dentistry in Edmon- ton for some years before moving to Clinton. He served in World War I. He was a member of the 'Gyro Club in Edmonton. Su:waiving him, are one daughter, Dr. Shirley Appleiby, Toronto, and one son, Sterling, Edmonton, five grandchildren, two sisters, Mrs. 3. W. (Anne) Ferguson, Toronto, and Mrs. Allan (Adelia) McPhail, Fullarton. He was predeceased by two brothers, Dr. Wesley Haynes and Fred Haynes. The late Dr. Haynes rested at the Heath-Leslie funeral home, Mitchell, where Rev. D. J, Lane, Clinton, conducted the funeral ser- vice Monday morning. Pallbear- ers were Harold Davis, William Felling, Ormond lVfacDougal„Roy Reed, Lorne Harmer, Nelson Bak- er, all of Fullarton. Interment took place in Park Lawn Cemet- ery, Toronto, with Rev. James Findlay conducting the graveside' service. Michael J. Stock Michael J. • Stock, Hohnesville, died suddenly at his home Satur- day in his 74th year. Requiem high mass was sung Monday mor- ning at St. Joseph'S Roman Catho- lic Church, 'Clinton, by Rev, J. W. P, Graham. Burial ,was in the Roman Catholic section of Clinton cemetery. Mr. Stock was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. ,Peter Stock and a native of Kinkora. He was a produce dealer and he resided in Holmesville for the past 40 years, Surviving are his widow, the former Wilhelmina Ratz; two sons, Lloyd, Aylmer and Gordon, at home; three daughters, Mrs. Wil- liam (Charlotte) McClinchey and Jarvis Horton (By our Bensall correspondent- Residents of Mensall and com- munity were shocked on learning of the sudden passing of Jarvis Horton, a prominent and highly esteemed resident of the village, who,died suddenly in South Hur- on District Hospital, Exeter, on Sunday evening. He had been ad- _knitted earlier in the day with a heart seizure. In his 73rd year, he was born in Tuckersmith, a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Horton. Fal- lowing his marriage, he farmed ,on highway '4, between Kippen and Bruceftield, retiring to Hensall 11 years ago. He was an active member of the United Church, an honorary elder, a former member of the choir far many years, Surviving are his widow, the former Olive Mitchell, one son, Stuart, Montreal, two grandchild- ren, ane sister„Mrs. Grace liar- pole, Hensall. Public funeral ser- vices are being held on Wednesday from B.onthron funeral chapel, with Reir, Charles Daniel officia- ting, Burial will be in McTag- gart's cemetery. John T. Bonthron (By our Ilensall correspondent) Mrs. R, 3. Paterson received word on Monday of the death of her brother-in-law John. T. Bon- thron, who passed away on Mon- day, March 10, at Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. Born in Hay `Township ,he was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Jaines Bonthron, Hensall, Mr, Bonthron was a retired CPR rail- road conductor, and held impor- tant civic positions. He was also very prominent in fraternal af- fairs. Surviving are his widow, the former Nan Horton, Seaforth, three daughters and one sister. Funeral services were held at Moose Jaw, on Wednesday, March 12, with burial in Moose Jaw Cem- etery. Miss Betty Stock, both of London; Mrs. Earl (Margaret) Williams, Goderich; three brothers, John, Dunclas; Bernard, London; and Clement, Vancouver, B.C.; one sis- ter, Mrs. Caroline Stanley, India- na; and ten grandchildren. will be, 'A. .TiOuseeleaning The meeting will include . election of officers, Program convener will be Mrs. 'Th omas Leppington And the hostess is Mrs. Norman call Shepherd and her committee. ST. PATRICK'S TEA Saturday, March 15 3 to 6 p.m. WESLEY-WILLIS CHURCH LECTURE ROOM ' Booths: HOME BAKING — NOVELTY — CANDY Afternoon Tea Menu ilrellied Chicken, potato Salad Relishes, Bread. and Butter L'ie and Tea • 50 Cents EVERYBODY WELCOUE Hurr y! Only Three Days Left to get that Big 20% SAVING at COUNTER'S JEWELERY. Our sole ends this Saturday at 6 p.m. Your last chance to secure that watch or other Jewellery at a real saving. ' Watch next week's paper for SPECIAL SPRING ANNOUNCEMENT. Counter's Jewellery EFFECTIVE TO MARCH 15th MARCH DRUG SALE IDA DRUG STORES I.D.A. HALIBUT LIVER OIL CAPSULES An economical way for the whole family to take Vitamins A & D, 100's 200's 500's reg. reg. reg. 1,15 2,29 4.29 89c 1.89 3.49 I.D.A. TOILET TISSUE Soft, snow-white, 750-sheet roll, Reg. 2 for 27c 2 for 25c Runners-up in the Kinsmen .Peewee Hoekey League play-offs the team from RCAF Station Clinton pictured here with their .coaeh. Finals were ,played in Clinton. Lions Arena last Wednes- day, (News-Record Photo) HOLMESVILLE Attending the birthday party given for Bert Lobb, Friday night, at the home of his son-in-law and daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Donald Crieh, were, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon 'MacFarlane and son Robert. 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