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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1958-05-15, Page 11Goderich Township Mr. and. Mrs. Bert Liebb Spent Mother's Day with Mr. and Mrs', Howard Pyre, SS No, 4 Community Club The SS No. 4 Community Club held their lost meeting at the Tebbutt was in charge r the meeting, Roil call was answered by 14 members and the treaati.r* .er's report MS giveA 'The meet-, :Mg was closed with the avo4alph benediction. The remainder of the afternoon was spent hi The hostess was assisted by Mrs. a Howard and P, Forbes 4n OPritirlig the lunch. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. W. Riggan. Mrs. X. home of Mrs. D. Forbes. Specialfor Casualllairdoa NEW REFILL Just simple pin-earls and Bobbi—that's all you need 41 5 0 for a pin-curl permanent. Refill kit contains Bobbi lqtion, end-papers, easy directions. pobbi uomplele wild "Casa! Pln•Curlen" $200 . • • • " a el sofilyprome Save on these Special Bargains TUSSY DEODORANT 01 CREAM OR STICK Reg. $1.25 for 750 DESERT FLOWER DEODORANT CREAM Reg. $1,25 2 for VAS TUSSY MIDNIGHT HAND AND BODY LOTION 14 oz, Beg, $2.50 for $1,545 NOXZEMA SKIN CREAM 10 oz. jar-41.25 NO)a11,1A "41)&44, SKIN CREAM Reg. 65c 2 for 9.90 NOXZEMA 3-WAY SHAVING CREAM, BRUSHLESS Reg. 89c for 670 LYONS TOOTH POWDER , Reg, 59c 2 for 89e COLGATE ,„ I TOOTH PASTE 630 and a ball point pen free LUSTRE CREME SHAMPOO jar only $1.98 you save 52c HALO SHAMPOO Reg. $1.95 for $1.29 COLGATE TOOTH PASTE WITH CHLOROPHYLL Reg. 59c 2 for 890 KOD SIISOUrlittiltr14(RPSevOicineARgams THEY ARE NEW AND DIFFERENT 5c TO 50c See Your Neighbourhood Citiesci Service CITIES SERVICE AF" IS YOUR BATTERY DYING OF THIRST? Chemist and Druggist PHONE HU. 2-951 1 — News of Londesboro Correspondent — MIS. BERT ALLAN Phone Blyth 37 r 5 WEINERSi OUR ED SELECT lb. 43c BACON lb. 69c FRESH, CRISP VEGETABLES AVAILABLE FROM OUR REFRIGERATED COUNTER TRY *EM — THANK YOU ! MODERN MEAT MARKET Sells the FINEST No. 1 GRADE RED BRAND STEER BEEF May we suggest you fry a Steak-or Roast from the .Moclern:Meat Market and you'll be convinced that they Specialize ONLY in the Best of Meats. Modern Meat Market Dealer Now! i> "WES" HOLLAND "DORIC" RUTLEDGE Every year thousands of automobile batteries go dead for lack of water! Bring your car in for a battery check. 0 you need a new one, well sell you the finest ... a Cities Service Milemasterl tome in today! South End Cities Service "Wes" Holland "Dory" Rutledge Phorte HU 24055 VICTORIA STREET CLINTON #4144.-Ap.4.44 77,11717 ,,NRIITTEN, PAGE ELEVEN 71i1VIISDAY, 11MY x5,. 1,958 DIANTO1N.1 :KEV.M-MOORD SALE PRICE Tailored-to.Measure Formerly Sold For As High As $82.95 HOBBERLIN Only $14.95 Herman's Men's Wear Extra Trousers FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY $55100 2 Piece '.News of 'Brumfield Mrs. S, lVfeiKenzie spent a few !day's with her son, Donald MC- Kenzie, St, Thomas. Mr, and Mrs, 'Robert Allan, Hamittern visited with his parents, Mr, and Mrs, 'Edgar „Allan Miss Margaret Aikenhead, Lan- don, spent the weekend with her sister, Mrs, Y. Mr, and 'infra. George Pinkney and daughter, spent Mother's Day with Mrs. W. H. Pepper, Mr. and Mrs. N. Harrington, Cooksville„ were guests of Mrs, Jobn .Cairns over the weekend. Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Scott at., 'tended the wedding of Miss Sands and, George Beatty in Goderlch on Saturday, P4V. and: Mrs. E, B„ Stanway, London, visited with Mrs.. M, Sw- ' Mrs. 'Charles 1-1am one evening last week, Group 4 of the Wonian's Assoc- iation is sponsoring an evening of pictures' n n .Ewrope by Irene Sni'd'- er, London, The date is' Nay 16, in Brucefield United Chtirch. Igrs, Ted' Munn and family, Xit- chen,er, were with her parents ov- er Mother's Day we.ekendi, Mr,. and Mrs, R. Bare ,and' family, Bur- lington, came on Sunday after- noon, Visitors Day Over 10() attended the annual Visitor's Day held by the Wom- an's Association ln the church auditonihm on Tuesday, May 6, Guests were the ladies oaf North- side United 'Church, Seafonth. The 'devotional period was in charge of Mrs. Elgin Thomason arid Mrs. L, Eyre, Mrs. John Br- oadfoot, president, took charge :of the program, which included a. trio by Mrs, W. MacBeath, piano; Mrs. Mac Willson, violin and Mrs. Alton Johnson, Seaforth, organ. An accordinn solo by Gay El- cyCNopy SEZ: 0 Tilt .MS,SSO.M SVt01,1l3. 10 TRAVEL GETS ANY EASIER AND FASTER IT LOOKS AS IF WE'D RUN OUT OF GEOGRAPHY Make it easy on yourself -when you go motoring . let us regularly service-check your car. That way, you'll have a safer, smoother run- ning car ... a car that costs less to maintain, too. r. : ' ".TNE PLACE WHERE to..! YOU Nevect:HAVE TO 4iiiiiik BLOW youn. WORN" Ci/NroN•reeliu.2-9032 liott was accompanied by Mrs. G. Henderson and a quartette by Mrs. E. Williams, Mrs. ak./faietii-, Mrs. Wilson and Mrs, G. Rich- ardson was ibeautifully The guest speaker, Mrs. Marg- aret Whyte, Constance, was In,. troduced by Mrs. Larne, Wilson, and .after Mrs, Whyte's very im- pressive me'ssa'ge she was present- ed whi an appreciation gift by Mrs, S. Davison and Mrs, C. Ham, dainty lunch was served in the school room'. (By J. Carl Hulled Township Federation of Agriculture met May 8 and I was interested to find the directors handing in the results of the can- vass for the County Cancer Fund. M every township meeting I have attended in the past few months I have found the directors so occupied and realizing that all too often this kind of work goes un- mentioned T would like to express appreciation to all township Fed- eration members who take part in this work. Also at this meeting / waS happy to find a good representa- tion of ladies. All too often a farm woman is the unpaid hired man that is left at home when business is being transacted. Farm women can also play an im- portant part by acting as informa- tion directors. Many times the men find it impossible to hear the news and farm reports on radio and television, 'The ladies might be able to take a few notes and pass on the information. • Along with the other business of the meeting a bus trip to the OAC at Guelph was arranged for Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Hesk .and Mr. and Mrs. Alva McDowell. and. Lloyd spent an evening rec- ently with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gaunt, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gaunt at- 'tended the reception of Mr. and Mrs.- Bob Aitcheson, the farmer's' nephew, Whitechurch, on Sunday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Daer and family; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pipe and family and Jack Tuberville, were ,.guests withA,Mand Mrs. Charles Vedden . on Sdnday. Visitors at the parsonage over the weekend' were Mr. and Mrs. Norman White and family, Sarin ia; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Butcher and family, Sarnia; Mr. and Mrs. Edward White and Constance, In- gersoll, , Mrs. Gordon Garrow and dau- ghters left for Calgary, on Tuesday of this week to join her husband and to make their home there. She has spent the past two mon- tlis with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shobbrook and Muriel. The good wishes' of the commun- ity go with them to their new home. Th,e home 'of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wells was the scene of a surprise party last Saturday eve-. ring, the occasion being their 40th wedding anniversary., Over 20 rel- atives were present and the coup- le were presented with an electric kettle. Among other gifts, Alex received gold cuff stinks. A pleas- ant 'evening was enjoyed by all. The rites of baptism were con- ducted in the Londesboro United Church, on Sunday, May n, by the Rev, J. T. White: to Jane Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs'. CONSTAN(E Mr. and Mrs. Emden Brown' were in .Sarnia .Org 14Viday attend-. ing the Orange 7,444V convention and attended the banquet held in the evening. Miss' Mary Moore and friend, Toronto, visited the former's brio, ther Williara Moore on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. ,Tack Donald and family, Midland, Mich., spent the weekend with the lady's" parent, Mr, and Mrs, .Robert Jamieson and Jim. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs, !Kenneth Thompson -on the birth of a daughter, May 6 in *ecott Meraoriel" aospltal, Sea- forth, Hemingway) June 12. This will take about 35 but if more want to go another bus can be procured, Those int- erested should contact Percy Gib- bings by May 31. A few days ago I noticed a re- port in a daily paper that the cost of living index had risen in the past month due to the increase in the price of beef and eggs. To- day I noticed an editorial com- ment that the farm index had risen 2.4 percent. I don't recall hews items or editorials reporting a drop in the cost of living and drop in the farm index when beef prices dropped drastically last fall and when eggs were much Cheaper than average throughout 1957. It is most difficult to maintain good urban-rural relations in face of onesided reports. The following are the United States support prices on dairy products that may be of interest to you: Manufacturing Milk, 3.5%, $2.72 per cwt,; cheddar cheese, 32.75c; butter, grade A, 58,75c a lb.; non- fat dry milk, spray, 14.25c, roller, 12.25c, Edmund Hunking; Jane Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Donald Sprung; Deborah Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Beverley Wall- ace; Bonnie Lillian, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Shepherd; Wayne Albert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lyon; Roy William, son 'of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Riley; Robert Charles, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Beacom. EVERY DANCING 10.00 NIGHT - FRIDAY 1.30 AT BLUEWATER DANCELAND LAKE HURON'S NEWEST DANCE HALL 4 Miles Northwest of Zurich Pre.Holiday Special FRIDAY, MAY 16 FIRST 25 LADIES ADMITTED FREE DESJARDINE ORCHESTRA SUNDAY MIDNITE Holiday Dance MAY 19 — 12.05 A.M. TENDERS will be received for the purchase of PUBLIC UTILITIES BUILDING at the corner of Albert and Rattenbury Streets CLINTON, ONTARIO All tenders to be in the Public Utilities Office by 5 'p.m. D.S. Time FRIDAY, MAY 23rd, 1958 NO TENDER NECESSARILY ACCEPTED 1011 1 JABEZ E. RANDS, SUPERINTENDENT 19-20-b Happy Holiday Week-End SHOPPING AT MODERN MEAT MARKET [ GOLDEN RAY JUMBO PERCH FILLETS Ib. 67c 49c WASTE A REAL TREAT! FRESH - YOUNG - LEAN WHOLE Picnic Hams — STUFFED WITH OUR OWN DRESSING — lb. 55c Township federation Men Complimented For Work With community Cancer Fund HEATING and PLUMBING ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES CLINTON HU 24433 4.444+444444-++44-.4-.44-4-44-404-10-4444-044.4 4-444-4-4-4-s Save Save $ Save $ Save $ Introductory Special Price on New COFFIELD CONVENTIONAL WASHER (exactly as shown) Hawkins' Hardware Reg. Price 199.50 Less old washer 60.00 (limited time only) Introductory 13950 Offer includes: • 5-Year Warranty • All Chrome Wringer a Lifetime gear assembly • Exclusive Bowl Bottom and Pump. Be Sure and See this Washer On Our Floor Now Phone HO 2-3834 O STANLEY, PrOptietor • CLINTON -- Sign of Cleanliness and Quality