HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1958-04-24, Page 3Good Will Club
Makes.Donation to
Care and Cancer
Mrs, H. G. Manning was in
charge of the April 15 'meeting of
the Golod Will Club bead in the
Wesley-Maliis United Church par-
lour, on Tuesday evening, April
15, Mrs. Hearn was at the piano,
Mrs. M, atepre read the Scrip-
ture lesson from John, 14, and
Miss Staneolead in prayer.
The program was in the charge
of Mrs. Bodges and Mrs. H. -Jen, kills.. Speakers who ,are cornpet-
log in the Legion-sponsored pub-
lie speakin g contest were introduc-
'ea: by Mrs., Bodges: Dale King, oii
the topic Champlain .and Barbara
Inder on "Dr. Marion Hialard;'"
Boys Jockey
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Size Med. and
Large.. While
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TIE:: 3 9c
Boys & Girls
BOXER
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Durable cot-
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denims. Good
choice of col-
ors. Sizes 2 to
6x.
8 7 c
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Sizes 2-12.
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2.984 3.98 Sizes 2-14.
Over 100 Pair!
WOMEN'S.
SHOES
The most terrific shoe buys
in Clinton history! Wide
choice of styles and colors,
but not complete size ran ges.
Regular values to 12.95.
Men's' & Boys'
GYM SHOES
Well made with foam insole
and arch-comfort construc-
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MEN'S 6 to 11 1.97
BOYS' 1 to 5 1.88
Youth's11., to 13 1.58 While They Last!
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BATH TOWELS '
Absorbent quality terry
towels in bright candy
stripes. Size f8 x 36.28C
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TEA TOWELS
Good grade cotton'towels
in striped patterns. Gen- 8c erous size. Limit 3
BLANKETS
White flannelette blan-
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patterns, Size 70x80. 1 77
While they last! Each...
MEN'S T-SHIRTS
Fine cotton shirts, short
sleeves and cigarette poc-
kets. Small, Med. and 3 c
large, Limit 3 '
BOYS' SHIRTS
Reg. 1,00 quality cham-
bray shirts,. for school,
farm or play. All sizes C PI
while they last!
BOYS' JACKETS
Smart new jackets
for spring wear, Zip-
per front. Reg. to 7.95
values, All sizes
SPECIAL
. OPENING NIGHT
Ladies AdMitted Free
Reg. Admission: 75 Cents
Phone Zurich 38
for
Special Engagements
or '
Wedding Receptions
Former St. Joseph Airport
This New Dance Pavilion is Situated 8 Miles Noeth of Grand Bend.
Miss Enlidor Collins. favoured with
piano saes. William McKim;
spoke on ".Edwin J., Platt" and
Maureen Hayter's 'topic was "The
life of Sir .ErnestiMaeMillan.".
The ,Good, Will :Club is' sending
$25 'to the CARE, fund and also
$20 to the Cancer .Fund, A tea
is. being planned for May 31 in
the afternoon,
Ater the- Mispah benediction
lunch was, ,enjoyed and a some'
hour followed.
Mrs. Nelson Pfaff, Brueefield,
entertained at a trousseau tea -alt)
her hoine Monday, April 14,,,„ in
honor of her daughter Greta,
bride of Saturday, April 19. Over
90 guests, were received. Miss
Janice MoClur.e, Winthrop, was in
charge of the guest book.
Mm, Grant McGregor and M.
Robert Baker, Jr., Hensaill, dig-
:played the bride's trousseau.Miss'
Marjorie Pfaff, Brucefield, and
Miss MarilYn Tremeer, Kipper.
were On charge of the gift room,
SerVing were Mrs. Donald Mc-
Clure, Winthrop, and Mrs,. John
Baker, illensall. Mrs. George,
Varley and Mm., Jack Kinsman
assisted in the kitchen. The tea
roam was attractive lir); color
schemes of pink and white„
Planning a vacation? Then •drive in for a tkoroigh
check-up for your car. Plan-to use new 5D !tool-
motor Oil' and CITIES SERVICE PREMIUM and
REGULAR GASOLINES too. Drop in today!.
Cantelon'sServiceStation
Corner Mary and King Streets
Phone . HU 2-9032 Clinton
• Carl and Doug Cantelon
IGA
APPLESAUCE-15 oz 2 tins 29c
851ivg SYRUP- 2 lb. 29c
LIPT,ON!S ,CHICKEN NOODLE
SOUP MIX 3 pkg. 35C
ROBIN HOOD
DEEP PUDDING' MIXES . . 2 pkg. 45c
DEL MONTE.
PEACHES2-,halves-20 oz. . 2 tins 55c
DEL MONTE
CREAM CORN-15 oz. 2 for '29c
DEL MONTE
PEAS-4ancy quality15 oz. . 2 for 33c
HEINZ
BABY FOOD 3 for 27c
ROUT' BUTTER-1.6 oz• • 29c
PORK LOIN ROASTS-Rib! end . lb. 49c
, Tenderloin end . lb. 55c
PORK CHOPS lb. 69c
Tablerite FRANKS-% lb. pk,g. . .. 23c
lb. pkg. . . . . 45c
TABLERITE SKINLESS
SAUSAGE • '1 lb. 45c
TABLERITE
CHICKEN LOAF-6 oz.
Choice
Your
TABLERITE
2 for 49c OLIVE LOAF-6 oz.
Asparagus lb. 29c
Cello Carrots-20 oz. . . . . . . . 2 pkg. 25c
Winesap Eating Apples 5 for 29c
Mexican Oranges-size 88 . . doz. '59'c
SAVE IGA GOLD CASH REGISTER SLIPS
ir WILL PAY YOU -
Corner of Isaac & Mary Streets-Clinton
Obituaries
Mrs. Robert
John Henry
fin Victoria, B,C„ of Mrs. Robert
are One son Fred; one daughter
Mrs. 0. (Helen) Loat; four grand-
seven sisters and four brothers.
aaite Frederic Lockwood and Mary
Cochrane,. formerly agrina Lock-
wood' (formerly of Clinton), She
was the eldest daughter of the
jane Follancl.
children all residing in Victoria;
'Surviving besides her husband
"The death occurred at her home
Coehran.e
sung by Rev. J. W. P. Graham,
in St. James' Cemetery in Sea-,
forth,
noornittg for requiem high mass,
at 10 am„,,,.
and seven nephews, Burial was
aluilett Township in bis 91st year,
Home, was' taken to St. Joseph's
Stanley and Hullett townships,
the Bo and! Mutch Funeral.
fills nephew, 13.erniard Tighe, 41
His wife died 30 years ago,
eph's Chureli,
uiday, April 19, at the home of
He is :survival by five nieces
Be was• a member of St. Jos-
The body whiCh had rested at
Mr. Quigley had farmed hi both
:John Henry_Quigley died Sat-
Catholic Church. Tuesday
Quigley
° Turner's Church
WA Will Hold
Visitor's- Night
Mrs. Ernest
Rumball
MS, Ernest Rumba; of Pram.
cess 'Street, Clinton, died Tues-
day at theClinton Public Hospi-
tal after a long illness.
Born in Hallett Township, the
formen Mary . Ann Elizabeth,
Rands, she lived in Clinton all
her life,
She was a member-of the On-
tario Street United Church.
Surviving are her husband,. Er-
nest Rumball, former superinten-
dent of the Clinton PUIC; two
datighters, Mrs!. John (Helen) An-
derSon, and Mrs. Sam (Eileen)
:Rennie, both of Hansa.; 'two sons,
Lloyd and George, both of Clin-
ton; one brother,George Rands,
Re.gina,,Sask,, and .ten grandchil-
dren. • Service from the Ball and IVInt-
eh Funeral Home, on Thursday
afternoon, April 24, nit 2 p.m., by
Rev. Grant Milk BUr
°
ial will be
in Clinton; Cemetery.
Public School Concert
In the School Auditorium
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
April 24 and 25
at 8 o'clock sharp
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Public Cordially Invited
SILVER COLLECTION
16-17-b
This, Week Sppcials
GIRL'S DRESSES 'Cotton
Sizes 2 - 6x
Your Choice
1.49
JEANS and SLACKS
1.56, L75, 1.98, 2.56, 2.70
Sizes 2-14. Plain, Plaids or Stripes.
GIRLS And BOYS' SHOES
Red Saddle, Oxfords,„ 2.91t 3.50 Straps-ONLY, per pair ..., ,
"Lovable" BRAS 1.00, 1.50, 2.00
DUST "ERS '
Glazed Cotton.
Sizes 12-20, 38-42'
"LovLee" made HALF SLIPS
COTTON -SLIPS
Sizes 32-42; 44-50 --ONLY ,,,,.•
Finest Quality.
SHOP and SAVE at
J LL' S FOOTWEARt
A( cro'ss from Roxy Theatre)
ALBERT ST. Phone HU 2-9641 CLINTON
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IrECICITMSNIUX LAMS WCP
META'(''QN Alli.nd 30
The Tuelcarsinith, Ladies -CSta,
meet aft the' 'home Mr4,
William. Rogerson on. 34:),
CPMIMIOlg at 8.30. oolock, hi !the
evening. Roll 4.11 will be; "wbat
I Would like to do if were t
years old' a gain."
PROCLAMATION
TOWN OF CLINTON
In accordance with a re-
solution adopted at the
April meetirg of Clinton
Town Council and the usua.I
custom;
I hereby proclaim that::
DAYLIGHT
.SAVING
TIME,
will be in effect at 2 a.me
Sunday, April 27
And call upon all citizens
to observe this proclama-
tion.
W. J. MILLER,
17-b
Towm of Clinton.
Mayor,
Men's Plaid Shirts
Good grade flannelette and
fine cotton shirts in colorful
Voids.
0;.M
Long sleeves 1.77
en's Jackets
thisome zipper jackets for
sports wear. Satin- a' f i,
l inings. Reg. to 9,95 tha I
Men's Work •Sox
Amionsessimmumisissmissma, ,
Heavy g rade all wool leath-
While they last! ....
er mixtures. 29c I
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TITURSDAY, APRIL 24,'1958
PaNTO'N •NEWS-MX>RD
Trousseau Tea At
Brucefield For
April Bride-elect
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GRAND OPENING
OF THE
BLUEWATER
DANCELAND
ON
FRIDAY, MAY 2
Dancing 10-1.30
Music •By
DESJARDINE,
ORCHESTRA
Boys' SCAMPERS
Serviceable shoes for the
active boy. Popular moc-
casin in vamp styles. 2 79, Sizes 11 to 3 •
Growing Girls'
Flatties & Oxfords
Brand new styles. Ivy Lea-
gue and popular Battles and
wedgies. All sizes, colors.
„2.,97 4 nd 3.49' L
He.0 :our. fax
Before, Your Vacation
Mrs,. C. Armstrong
Mrs. Carrie Armstrong, Wood-.
stock, was buried on Saturday 114
Bffaitlancl Cemetery, Goderich.
Mrs. Armstrong was the form-
er Carrie Vurighlut, of Auburn.
Her husband died in 1933. •
Surviving besides 'two sons and
two daughters, are five sisters,
Mrs. Volinerhauser and Mrs.
Mogk,, Zurich; Mrs. Mulch, Clin-
ton; -Mrs. George Beadle and Mrs,
John Arthur, Auburn.
Thirteen members of Turner's
United Church, Woman's. Associa-
tion answered roll call on: April
16, by giving a .verse. of an East-
er hymn, There was one visitor
present at !this regular meeting.
Mrs, if. E. Johns read the
Scripture and Mrs. William Rog-
erson ..lead !in the .dev.otions. A.
talk an! "Easter" was given ;by
Mrs,. John Turner.
An invitation, was accepted by
'the Woman's Association to at-
tend the service being held by
Ontario, Street 'United Church
WA on May 6, at 2.30 o'clock in
the afternoon; and also from
G,Oshen Wo!man's awaststibigary Soc-
iety tor May 8, at 8.30 o'clock in
the evening.
The 'WIA. deeided to purchase a
desk for storing Sunday School
supplies. Invitations are being
sent to the ladies of Varna, Wes-
!(Clintion), Holmesville
and Bairns churches, •to attend the
ViSlitors Day service at Turner's
'Church on May 21; at 2.30 o'clock.
Mrs, W. L. Whyte, Seaferth, will
be the guest speaker.
Lunch was served by Grant
Milits and Mrs, W.. P.. Roberts.
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sensational j
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1 HAVESO MANY BOUGHT SO i
[MUCH . . . FOR .SO LITTLE I' ,
It's the talk of the entire district! Since the opening hour we have been rushed off our feet I
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. . . from Clinton, Exeter, Goderich, Seaforth and the surrounding territory come thousands . . .
buying as they never bought before! THANK YOU, FOLKS . . . for your patience and co-
operation! We apologize to the many customers who wire forced to wait on the street before
they could gain admittance, but the crowds overwhelmed us- and we were forced to close the
doors from time to time to regulate the crowds. Again we say, Thank You . . . We appregiate it!
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