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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1958-05-08, Page 5Casting Reels Spinning Reels Ocean City No. 350..$5,65 Johnson Century 19.95 Johnson Princess 19.95 Bronson No, 925 14.90 Bronson No. 800 12.60 Bronson No. 900 19.50 Southbend Spincast No. 77 21.95 OceOn City No, 1600 $9.15 Bronson .. No. 2200 9,15 Bronson No. 2550 10.30 Bronson No. 1710 11.45 Bronson ,. No, 4000 for the kids 2.15 CLAP V 10I:TS WILL .SP VAR TO. IIKAIRVISIDE« The Heartraide Club of Ontar- io Street United Church will meet on Thursday evening, May 8, with Clifford If. Epps as pest speaker, Sutter-Perdue Ltd. THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1958 ONTA1314) swim= WMS WILL awr 11AY 13 The Woman's Missionary Soc- iety of Ontario Street United- Ch- urch will meet on TUP.SdaY after- noon, May 18 at 2.30 o'clock BONUS JAMS-9 oz. St. William's Assorted 3 for 57c Betty Crocker 3 for $1,00 CAKE MIXES Salado TEA BAGS-60's 73c Sockeye SALMON-1/2 lb. 2 tins 89c I.G.A. TOMATO JU10E-48 oz. 2 tins 490 Sunkist Valencia ORANGES-5 lb. bag 69c Winesap APPLES-3 lb. bag 49c CELERY HEARTS 25c ONIONS-2 lb. bag 25c TABLERITE BACK BACON-1/2 lb. pkg. TABLERITE All For PORK SAUSAGE-1/2 lb. pkg. TABLERITE 1 . 0 0 SLICED BOLOGNA-1/2 lb. pkg. TABLERITE Both For WIENERS— I 16. pkg. 65 c WIENER ROLL— I pkg. SAVE IGA GOLD CASH REGISTER SLIPS — IT WILL PAY YOU — CLINTON MARKET Corner of Isaac & Mary Streets--Clinton KILL THAT TWITCH GRASS! with DOWPON The new Dow Chemical containing Dalapon Kills from within the plants system. Kills leaves, stems, and roots. Spray quack grass (couch or twitch) in spring or fall Not harmful to grazing livestock. Distributed by A. H. Howard Chemical Co. Ltd. Buy it at H. F. WETTLAUFER Phone HU 2-9792 Weed Killer — 2, 4-D and Brushkil "64" No, )0111 't AIN/ .111,, ..Ap t 0 kWtil UNDERWAY! 4j: Nylon Trace Hooks, assitcl sizes, 25c per cord Casting Lines, in black and camouflage, from 6 lb. to 24 lb. test per spool, from 55c to 2.25 Spinning Lines, in assitcl. tests from 45c up Sinkers, all shapes, sizes and weights. Spinning and Casting Rods from $2 to $29.95 Lures, Landing Nets and Many Other Miscellaneous Items DROP IN AND LOOK AROUND Spotlinf Soo, et; Rua On TlieKlaY. evening, April 29, members of the Clinton Unit ,,of the Federated Women Teachers Association of Ontario assembled In 'the lounge of the Clinton. PO- lie School., The ;president, Miss Edythe Beacom, Opened the Meet- ing by reading a selection entitled, Wriends are like Flowers", Roll call was answered by each .'teacher reading an original rhyme about a fellow worker, Routine business followed at which time Milss Beacom was ap- pointed second vice-president of the South Huron Federation' As- sociation, Miss Luella Johnston wasi named legislation convener of the same body. Members were reminded that do- nations for the Hele nKeefer 'Mem- orial Scholarship Fund should be brought to the next meeting which will be held May 27. Delegates to the Regional Con- ference to be held in Knolhvood Park School, London, on May 10, were appointed. Barbara Inder and Dale King, entrants in the Canadian Legion Public Speaking contest each gave an interesting address, The former spoke on, "Dr. Marion Hilliard", while the latter took for his topic, "1 Travelled with Champlain". Mrs. Kenneth Williams, prog- I OBITUARY 1 Miss Morwennow Judd Miss Morwennow Isabel Judd -died on Wednesday, April 30, in Clinton Public Hospital, after a long illness. Funerall service was from the Ball and Mutch funeral home, to Clinton 'Cemetery, on Saturday afternoon, May 3, by the Rev. Grant Mills. Pall-bearers were Clarence Neilans, Matt Nediger, Beck, John Livermore, Barrett Taylor and Thomas' Deeves. Flow- er-bearers were Mrs. Henry Ro- man, Mrs. Wes Shobbrook, Mrs. Mabel Miller, Mrs. J. E. Cook, Me's. Harry Gould and Mrs, C. McPherson. Born in Whitby, the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Judd, Miss Judd had lived all of her life in Clinton. She was a member of Ontario Street United Church. Miss Judd was Past Grand Mis- tress of the -Huronic Rebekah Lodge No. 306, Clinton, and al- so Past Mistress of Clinton Loyal Orange Benevolent Association No. 377. Surviving are four sisters, Mrs. Harriett Lawson; Mrs. - David (Lot-tie) Shaw and Mrs. A. (Lil- lian) Honour and Mats. Donald (Anne) Martyn and one brother Edwin Judd. Goderich Township Mr. and Mrs. James R. Stirling are spending a few days with friends in Bruce County. Mrs. Robert Haines, of Severn Bridge, is visiting her parents; Mr. and Mrs. Reid Torrance, for two weeks. Mr, and Mrs. Douglas McDoug- all and Mr. and Mors. George Proc- ter, were at the funeral home at St. Thomas on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Harris, Mr. and Mrs. James' R. Stirling and Murray McDougall, attended the. funeral of Mrs. George Wilson. 'at Port Stanley on Thursday, Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Middleton included Mr. 'and Mrs. James Stewart and Miss' Isobel, Murray, Benaniller; Corporal and Mrs. Sidney Caswell and family, Gorlerich; Mr. and Mrs. Murray MoTaggart, Anoka Farms, Watford. WISER self-propelled QUIS-0-MATIC gives lawns a 1GHTNING i UT ru14-0-Matic --- self-propelled fol.( luxury lawn mowing—unbelievably stasy, fast, efficient. Buy your MOWER where you get FREE Warranty Service Wells Auto Electric N nws,worp ram convener, displayed work in composition and art done by ju.n. lier Fifteen identically packaged commodities 'found on most pan- try shelves, were distributed, Th- ose present Were asked to ident- ify the contents by feeling or smelling the packages, A social hour brotight The even- ing to a Close. Hospital Grant Clinton 'Public Hospital will ,re. calve a special rehabilitation grant of $8,000 from, the Ontario government 'this. year, it was an. nounced this weeic, by Charlie MacNaughton, the PC candidate for -the May 12 by-election. Sirnikir grants, based on. $200 a bed, have been, provided for all hospitals in the province to help keep patient costs., .down. Other grants to Huron, hospit- als include; Godericii, $11,600; Seafortb, $7,800, and EXeter, 200. CWL Members To Attend convention The, Catholic Women's League of St. Joseph's Church, met Mon- day night, May 5, with 30 mem- bers present and Mrs. J, president in charge, Arrangements were made for Mrs. Blake, Mrs. W. 'Watkins and. Mrs. A. Dale 'to attend the Dioc- esan Convention in Leamington, on, May 21. Mrs. 141rank van Al- Ali. Nylon ROMPERS White and Blue. Reg. 1.98. This week $1.00 TEE SHIRTS 2-6. S-M-L. Each 59c Save on Children's SHOES pair $2.98 to $3.50 DOTTY and DAYSIE BLOUSES Plaids. 3-6x. Each 79c GIRLS' BLOUSES Washable Poplin. Pink, White, Blue, Embroidered. Sizes 7-12 ,• $1.25 Girls' PEDAL PUSHERS Size 5-6 only. To clear at 98c pr. Chop -o -matic New Giant FOOD CHOPPER Stainless Steel Automatic Rotating Blades , Just tap with the palm of your hand and your $2.98 chopping chores are finished PAM nvs PLASTIC BABY PANTIES assorted colours, pair 19c SPRING COATS Newest Styles and Colors. Sizes 4-14x. 25% Discount Off Reg. Pirces Gifts for Mother t o• PANTIES ALYINLPTOSINEss ▪ PYJAMAS • NIGHTGOWNS • SCARVES • TABLECLOTHS • PILLOW SLIPS • BLANKETS • BEDSPREADS • Etc. Gold Seal RUGS 6x9 feet only. each $5.90 Save on CONGOWAL Yellow, Green. To Clear 59c running ft. Shop & Save at Jill's CLOTHING FOOTWEAR "The Family Store" (Across from Roxy Theatre) Albert Street — Clinton Phone HU 2-9641 TROUT SEASON is Women Teachers Meet at School Enjoy Program and Discussion Dishwashing is easier, safer, more semi- tory with this Rubbermaid combination. Large capacity dish drainer has remov- able, plastic silver cup plus glasshold- Ors. Matching rubber draining tray with built-in slope carries off water, cushions 'your drainboard. our aVhe FOR YOUR LAWN All the Grass Seeds to Make Any Mixture For Your HAY-PASTURE MIXTURES Climax Timothy Vernal Alfalfa For Your Long-Term Pasture Mixtures All the Grasses & Clovers are still available R. N. ALEXANDER LONDESBORO NOTICE TO PARENTS POLIO' VACCINE will be available to: (1) Pre-school 4 months of age and over (2) Pre-school Children who are due their 3rd dose (3) School Children who have not received Polio' vaccine. Friday, May 16th — 10:30 -11:30 a.m. at Ontario Street Church Basement for HULLETT School Sections 5, Separate Union 12, and Union 2. and GODERICH School Sections 3, 4, 9, 10, 1 1; and STANLEY School Sections I, 10; and TUCKERSMITH School Sections 3, 4. Friday, May 16th ® 2:30 4:00 p.m. at Ontario Street Church Hall for Town of Clinton Friday, June 20th — 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. POLIO' VACCINE will be available to: (1) School Children who are due their 3rd dose (2) Pre-school and School Children who require 2nd dose. at Ontario Street Church Hall for all above listed. — HURON COUNTY HEALTH UNIT — 19b DRAINER $1.98 LIST COLORS HERE DRAINING TRAY $2.79 See our r complete tine of natfttadeollti HOUSE WARE Picnic Chest 14.95 to 1635 LOVABLE BRA Circle Stitch. Sizes 32-40. A, Es cups. 89c LADIES BLOUSES Sizes 32.38. White, Yellow, Pink, Black, Blue. only 98c LADIES' COTTON SOCKS WHITE, etc. Reg. up to 89c a pair. Now .. 3 pair $1.00 COTTON DRESSES Sizes 3-6x $1.00 Sizes 7-1 2 $1.29 NYLON DRESSES 3-6x $2.98 terra reported on, visits made to the sick. A sale of canned goods is plan.. ned th e next -meeting, on Tuesday, .June 3, Mrs, j., Wilson won the mystery prize. Rev. J.. W„ P. ,Grabarn. gave a reading on the rosary, Mrs. A. Dale, Mrs. Blake and. Mrs, G. Brown are on the visiting committee for June. After sever- al games of bingo, refreshments were served by Mrs, F, van Al- tena, Mrs. C. Trott and Mrs. An- stett, Bargains Galore. . FREE DRAW FREE TICKET GIVEN WITH EVERY PURCHASE EXCELSIOR VACUUM CLEANER VALUE $79.00 40.‘s itmmimisraissosawsisailasoms, VACUUM BOTTLES $1.89 and up Best Junior Food Mixer Made. Only $24.95 INIRMASTER JUNIOR 44.1 PITON OH KING STFIEET bLI NUN Phone HU 2-3851 "till" Wells, Prop. 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