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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1958-07-24, Page 41957 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON $2,450 2-1957 PONTIAC DELUXE SEDANS, automatic fully equipped 3 $2,495 1957 CHEVROLET DELUXE SEDAN, auto- matic, fully equipped $2,495 1954 CHEV. BEL-AIRE COACH, automatic , $1,395 1954 CHEVROLET DELUXE SEDAN $1,395 1954 CHEVROLET STANDARD SEDAN.. $1,295 1954 METEOR 2-Door Hardtop, automatic transmission, fully equipped $1,395 1953 CHEVROLET SEDAN, fully equipped $1,350 1953 METEOR COACH $1,095 1952 CHEVROLET SEDAN $ 875 1950 DODGE COACH $ 495 1951 DODGE SEDAN, fluid drive $ 550 TRUCKS 1954 CHEVROLET 1 TON STAKE $ 975 1949 GMC V4 TON PICKUP $ 225 MANY OTHER OLDER MODELS Number of 1950 and 1951 IA TON PANEL TRUCKS, various models Cars can be Driven Away at the Prices Listed in this Advertisement. Brussels Motors Huron County's Foremost Used Car Dealer BRUSSELS, ONT. Phone 173 I.G.A. SALAD DRESSING 16 oz,-31c HEINZ VINEGAR—White 33 oz.-23c MAZOLA OIL 16 oz.-37c JELLO—Assorted Flavours 3 for 25c SHERRIFF'S SUNDAE TOPPING 25c HEINZ BABY FOODS 6 for 55c Westminster Coloured TOILET TISSUE 10 for $1.00 PILLSBURY ORANGE CAKE MIX 29c CANTELOUPE 19c ONIONS ORANGES—size 138 HEAD LETTUCE 3 lb. Bag 23c doz. 49c 2 for 19c ACRONIZED FRYING CHICKENS lb. 45c Tablerite FRANKS 2 lb. pkg. 89c SMOKED BACON SQUARES lb. 29c SAVE IGA GOLD CASH REGISTER SLIPS IT WILL PAY YOU — Corner of Isaac & Mary Streets--Cliaton .CLINTON NOVS-1=0174.) P.A.0!4 FOAM Obituaries. Mrs. Weymouth, who had been in failing health for some time held the love and respect of all VOW knew her, SUrYliVing are six nieces, l3eth, Viola, Marjorie, Eleanor, four nephews, .Duward. .and; George in Alberta, rs. T, lVfiss (RU ):3et t h .Centwri Darker gh , t a T o nd Mh, ) - ronto; Duncan Cartwright, Well- and and .0,1en Cartwright, Alberta, Mrs, WAYMAltil rested .At. the Bail: 'and Mutdh funeral home, High Street, Clinton, until Friday 'when the funeral was conducted by Rev. J. T. White. Interment ifelillowed in Clinton Cemetery, might, John Adams, Clifford Ad- ams, Murray Roy, Harvey Ken- nedy and Themes Appleby, neigh- Pall-bearers were . Cecil Cart- bours of the deceased. Flower bearers were .Hugh Ball, Arthur Waymouth, Harry Weymouth and Duncan Cartwright, five grandehrldr ten, two brothens, bawrence, Calgtgy, and Donald, Grand Prairie and two sisters, Urn. Florence Andemo,n4 AubOain, Play It Safe,._. with GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES ansi Mrs. Fern .Shaeldeb011. TO" rounto; three sans predeceaSed Funeral,' ,s...ervices were in the Un- ited Church, Champion, Aber* Mrs. Wm. H. Higgins After a gradual decline in health for the past year, and an illness of eight Weeks duration., Mrs. •Wil- ilam, H. Higgins, passed away in Clinton PUblile Hospital, on Monday, July 14, 1958. Mrs, Higgins, formerly Grace 0, Oke, was born at Exeter, a -daughter of the late Hugh Oke and Mary Arm WiOson, .plioneers .of that town. She receiVeld her education at the Exeter schools, and before her !marriage was en- gaged in the millinery ibuslineSs, with the firm of Samuel and picks:11d, who were general deal- ers in dry goods, Millinery, gro- ceries, and shoes (and who adver- tised clothing and millinery man- ufactured on the premises). Then Dater she was With Richard Pick- ard, and 'Son as. Milliner, For a ntunber of years the de- ceased was a valued member of James 'St. Church. Choir, Exeter, for a term of 5 years Principal and Interest Guaranteed Interest paid semi-annually by cheque Write today for a descriptive folder y. end musical oineles, and actimely ;interested in the W.ornan's Atsiso- elation, serving lin her earlier, life in !official capacity in the WA, In 1917 the 'family .moved to Seaforth, where she spent several years before corning to Clinton iNihereshe dived on RatteinhUrY St, East,. till the time of her. pvos.oth jg, She was, a member of Wesley- United Church, and the We- rhan's Assoelation, where she was active for many years, while her health permitted.' • Mrs. Higgins, was the last mem-. her of her Immediate family, be- ing predeceased by !a hailf-brother, a half-sister„ six sisters and two brothers, Her husband having, pre- d eceased her in Febutery 1948, Surviving is an only daughter, Mm. Frank B. Pennebaker, (Rheia Ferrell), Clinton, also several niec- es and; nephews. Funeral services were held at t he Beattie funeral home, July 16 and were conducted by Rev. G. L. Mills, Ontario Street - United Ch- urch,. Interment took place in 'Clinton Cemetery. Pallbearers were Wilber Martin, R. N. Irwin, Charles Nelson, John .Nediger, Howard ,Brundlson„ Jobn Sutter. Flower-bearers, Hubert Hunter, Exeter; .Chester Higgins, Blyth; Nelson Higgins, Gordon Walker, Wingham. Relatives from. a distance at the 'funeral were from Salvador, Sask., London, Hamilton, Os!haw!a, Exet- er, Wingham, Bilyth and S'eaforth. MT S, Higgins kind and cheerful disposition won her many friends which was' reflected in the - num- erous and beautiful floral tributes. We Welcome Your Credit George W. Herd George W, Heed, Hodyrood, Riverdale, in his 73rd year passed away at his home, on Sunday, July 20, 1958, SurvivOrs are his' wife, the for- mer Margaret Tackeberry, one son, Jack, .Chatham; two daught- ers, Mrs, Clarence Baaa, Clinton and Mrs. William Cooke, ,London. Interment in the Teeswater Cem- etery. Crown. Trust COMPANY 200 Queens Ave. London Peter Patterson Passed away !at Calgary, Alb- erta, Peter Patterson', a native of East Wawanosh, - Huron County, son, of the late Mr. and Mrs. Don- ald Patterson in his 75th year. He, leaves to mourn his pass- ing, MS wife, three daughters. all married and living in the west, Mrs. Chas. Waymouth Mrs. A.gmts, Waymouth, wife of Charles Weymouth and a life long resident of Hullett Township, Pas- sed 'away in Clinton Public Hos- pital.on Tuesday evening, July 15, 1958, in her 79th year. She was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Scales and predeceasing her were three sisters, Mrs. Amos' (Elizabeth) Cartwright; Mrs. Maynard (Kate) Watson, arid Miss Esther Scales. Mr. and Mrs. Weymouth were married' in 1916' and farmed on the 8th concession, Hullett Twonnhip. She was a member of the former Presbyterian Church In 'Londe's- b or°. Beattie FunercilHorrie AMBULANCE — FUNERAL SERVICE (24 Years of Community Service) CLINTON Phone HU 2-9636 Another Helpful Service . . • A Brochure explaining some of the advantages of our "Before-Need" funeral Plan and protec- tion Service. • We will gladly mail upon request without obligation. 29-30-b Improved Telephone Service For CLINTON FOURTH ANNUAL Water Sports Day at GODERICH HARBOUR on MONDAY, AUG. 4 (Civic Holiday) 12 NOON TO 10 P.M. Exhibitions by Canadian 'Water Skiing Champion and Team Outboard Runabout Races — Toronto Diving Team Swimming Competitions — Torchlight Skiing Fireworks — Clowns — Other Attractions PRIZES FOR FUNNIEST. AND BEST DECORATED BOATS Open to Everyone send Entry to Lions Club, P.O. Box 203, Goderich ADMISSION: Adults 50c; Children 25c 30-b The extension to the Central Office in Clinton has now been completed — providing additional telephone facilities for the Clinton exchange. Individual lines are now available to families living in the area of the RCAF Station Clinton. Your Blue Book of Telephone Numbers is a handy place to jot down frequently called numbers. Extra copies, regular or pocket size, are available free — call your Telephone Business Office. W. W. HAYSOM, Manager ,..-1...o.:401111114111004., H4RRY AS FUEL KIDS we Dot iT wo A MIT' - WHEN WE DECLARE 01.2. OIL:5 A HIT!) PA I 7- A1.131(if$1170 Phone tru 2-66n -THVASDAY, 3.$53 Victoria Street Phone HU 2-971 I Clinton — Ontario. AIR-CONDITIONED FOR YOUR SHOPPING COMFORT BUY NOW and PAY LATER Avail Yourself of Our Revolving Charge Account LAKEVIEW CASINO GRAND BEND * * * Good Entertainment! Perfect Dancing! Excellent Atmosphere! * * These are 3 Reasons why Lakeview Casino has always maintained a top reputation —here are 3 more reasons why you should make a real effort to patronize the best! * * Every Wednesday, Friday & Saturday Lionel Thornton and his Casa Royal Orch. Certainly the most popular Orchestra we have had in many years — more people are dancing this year than previously! * * * Special. Attractions Wednesday, July 30 9.30. to 1.00 World Famous The Glenn Miller Orchestra Under direction of Ray McKinley Playing in the Glenn Miller Tradition with the Authentic Miller Arrangements. Admission $2.50 each * Wednesday, Aug. 6 9.30 to 1.00 The Never To Be Forgotten Music of The Sentimental Gentleman The Tommy Dorsey Orchestra starring WARREN COVINGTON Admission $2.50 each Tickets Npw On Sale 30-b Come In And Get Full Details of the REVOLVING CREDIT PLAN 3 WAYS TO BUY • No Interest REVOLVING CREDIT LAYAWAY CASH • No Carrying Charges 24 tfb