HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1958-09-25, Page 3¶L ZURSD> Y, SEPTEMI3l R 4, 1958
STANDARD TIME
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28:195@
at 2.00 a.m.
in accordance with resolution adopted by the
Town Council and a Proclamation issued in April,
1958,
1 hereby proclaim that the Town of Clinton
return to Eastern Standard Time at 2,00 o'clock
a.m., Sunday, September 28, 1958, and request all
residents to observe this Proclamation.
W. J. MILLER, Mayor,
Town of Clinton
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A HaNy Discovery
for You . .
ofva
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the day you find out about
the excellent dry cleaning of
Clinton Laundry and Dry
Cleaners. You'll exclaim
that here is a truly satisfy-
ing dry cleaning service that
keeps the wardrobe of the
entire family in tip-top con-
dition!!
This Week The Lucky
No. is 2137
Check your Calendar. If the
number matches, take the
Calendar to our office and
claim you $3,00 credit.
USE CiTIES SERVICE
REGULAR and PREMIUM
GASOLINES
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The two modern gasolines graded for today's stop and
go driving are Cities Service Regular and Premium—
each designed to do a specific job in a specific engine.
Buy the right grade . . , but make it Cities Service.
South End Cities Service
"Wes" Holland -- "Dory" Rutledge
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VICTORIA STREET
- CLINTON
John Engel
Ftuxnerat sea?vi,ceo were held Sat-
urday, September 20 art the Beat-
tie tunieral Thome, for Jahn Engel,
who died soddenly in, I;iiarriond
Taale, Mi i!gan, li'n has 90th year,
tl3e waas accoanpanaed here by his
Son Charles Milton Engel and his
glraantdoon John and felnil.y, tHa's
Wife +predleceaaed him a year and
a half ago,
.AWY szz,r+triMire are four grand-
daughters and 12 great g+rlanid-
chiJdren,.
Pallbearers were William Engel,
Stratford an Arlan'ie, vkaticolnn,
Robert, Ross and Gordan Engel,
Brussels!, a+11 nephews.
Relatives attendied' from Dia-
mandale, lVIic11•, Siu;tahener, Strat-
ford, Monk -ton, Brussels., Inter-
ment was in Clinton, cemetery,
aVPr, Enge1 was a brotther-in-law
of Kra. H. Manning and Mrs. R.
Minuted.
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Ernest M. Crich
Funeral service was conducted
o afternoon, e er
on lVI audgySeptember
22, in Pontiac, Mich., for malate
Ernest M, Crich, a native of Tnek-
erstrnith Township. Interment was
in
Marlette Cemetery, 1Vfarlette,
1Vli,ch.
1VIr. Cnidh passed way on Sept-
eanfber 19, in his 76th year. He had
been In failing health for rihhe last
four years,
Bann the son, of 'the late Mr.
and Mrs, Herbert Crich, he moved
to Maallette, Mich., where the op-
erated a bake shop for twenty
years. EIe moved to Pontiac, and
was, manager o the Consumers
Power !Coanipany, Ferndale Brandi!,
for 2.3 years. A member of the
Central ';Methodist Church in; Pon-
tiac, he was an honorary life mem-
ber Of the Ferndale E+xchae ge
Club.
ISttriVitvinig are ane daughter, Mrs.
Gilbert E. (Geraldine) Brown, 188
Barrington Road, Pontiac; four
Sisters, Mrs. Robert (Nettie)
Douglas, Strasburg, Sask.; Mrs.
1=tiay (E'lina) Pepper, [Mrs. Gladys
Wallas, Mrs, Jnbnv (Pearl) Turner;
two 'brothers, Melvin, Clinton;
Frank, S'eaiforth; two grandeh:iatd-
ran and four great-grandchildren.
SUNSET
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
11/4 Miles East of Goderich
on No. 8 Highway
Thursday and Friday
September 25 and 26
-- DOUBLE BILL —
"VIKING WOMEN"
Abby Dalton -- Susan Cabot
ALSO
"The Astounding She
Monstor""
Robt. Clark -- Marilyn Harvey
Saturday and Monday
September 27 and 29
•— DOUBLE BILL --
"JET ATTACK"
John Agar -- Audrey Totter
AND
"Suicide Battalion"
Touch Connors -- Jewel Lain
Tuesday & Wednesday
September 30 and October 1
- DOUBLE BILL —
"Cool and The Crazy"
Scott Marlow -- Giji Perreau
AND
"Dragstrip Riot"
Yvonne Lime -- Gary Clark
Box Office Opens 7.15
First Show at 7.45
Children under 12 in cars Free
Playground -- Refreshments
CLINTON NEWS -REPORT)
News of Londesboro
CpxrQs iwaden>t r--
MRS. BERT ALLAN
Phone Blyth 37 r t5
William 'McFlr'an, Oralia,
ed with M i, and MS. George Mc-
V ttile oat Monday,
Mr. and Mrs. Ali+is+ter B +oadifoot
spent Sunday wstlh. Mr, and Mrs,
J+ahln Scott,
Mr, aid Mrs• Frank Tamlblyn
spent the weekend with friends
In London,
The church was tastefully dee-
orated with a profusion of fall
flowers.
avIrs, L.eanard Caldwell and Mrs.
Willner Howatt . spent Monday
With friends un Groanatty.
Mrs, John Ammrr'stromg is vend-
ing a week with her son Kenneth
and, family, Stratford,
Mr, and Mrs, Ed Yunglblut eqp-
ent Sunday with their cousins,
Fred Ra sial -
r .;and e M�
1VL . Mr`a
g,
ver ton.
The many friends of Mrs, Elean-
or T1hroop are sorry to learn that
she is a patient in Victoria Hospital,
London, at prestn.
Mr, and Mrs. Mac I- odgert,
eter, spent Sunday eveniavg with
Willner Hatt and famwlY, in
their• new home.
Mr.,and Mrs, Stan Crawford,
Toronto; MT. and Mrs, Crawford,
Sr,, Bdboaylgean, were guests with
Mr, and lVlwts, 1Veas'an Lear over
the weekend.
John Armstrong, Wilmer. How -
aft, George 'Carter and Robert
Gardiner, left on Sunday morn-
ing on a motor trip west, with
the intention of buying stocker
Shobbrook-Pierce
The Rev. R. man McLagan Of-
ficiated at a. quiet but pretty -cere-
mony an the United Church, Blyth,
an Saturday, September 22, when
Darlene Ann Pierce, Blyth, ex-
changed wedding vows with Ohara -
es Gordan Shhcibbrook, Londesfboro.
The ibride ,Is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Pierce, Blyth
and the groom is the son of the
late Mr. and! Mrs. Howard' Shdb-
broak, Londesboro,
The bride was charming in a
+floor-l'enlgth, gown of rOhantilly lace
•and nylon net, styled 'with. fitted
bodice, lily point sleeves and tuck-
ed V neckline of net. The full
bouffant skirt was in nylon net
handkerchief style with Matching
lace trim over +bridal satin. Her
fingertip veil was held by a head-
dress trimmed with sequins and
seed pearls and she carried a white
i3abae crested with red roses.
1VIrs. Sidney Adam, Wingham,
attended her sister as matron of
honor, weaving a ballerina length
gown of ballet 'blue crystalette in
princess style, featuring a scoop
neckline with high bow and pert
sleeves, She carried, a bouquet of
white ibaby 'mums.
The :gro'omsm'an was Roy Shab-
brook, Brussels, brother of the
groom.
f1
reception was held at the
Tiger Dunlap Inn, Dunlop. The
bride's another received, wearing
turquoise {figiured s'i'lk over taffeta,
with orange ice accessories and
Corsage df white carnations.
For a wedding trip to North-
ern Ontario, the bride abase a pea-
cock blue sheath dress with cowl
neckline and 'bracelet length sleev-
es, over which, she ware a deep or-
ange ice chemise coat with winter
white ,accessories and white car-
nation corsage.
On their return, the young
couple will reside in Blyth.
iHITE
OSE,
FUEL OIL
ALEX INKLEY
WHiTE ROSE
DEALER
Phone HU 2-9311
Queen Street --- Clinton
Lamp Special
WE STiLL HAVE -
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Complete, Our Selection
25% Discount
SEALY ANNIVERSARY MATTRESSES
All Sizes in Stock •$39.95
Reg. $ S9.59
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FURNITURE
CLINTON Phone HU 2-9521
cat'tfie,
Mr, and Mrs, Will !Cameron,
Franktown, spent a ooup'1e Of
weeks! recently with, cousins, 1VLr..
end Mrs. Frank. Marshall, James
Marishalll and Mr, and Mrs. Alex
Wells,
iMr, and. Mrs, Joseph Yungblut
have returned. home after spend-
in!g a couple of weeks; with thein
Eons, Mr, 'and Mrs, Henry Yna:n;g-
Ibintt in Niagara Falls, and Mr,
and Mrs. Fred Yungh9,ut, Wood-
stock,
Clifford and Mrs, Laura Sa+un-
deareoek and Bob motored to Mon-
trelal on Frniday to meet Mrs,
Clifford ,Saundetrcock and ahiiardrenti
who far the past three months
have been visiting her mother and
other relatives in England,
Avillage �
nuaniber oax>, the village at-
tended anniversary services held
an Sunday in !Constance. Rev.
Grant L. Mills!, B.A., Ontario St-
reet United Chlorin, Clinton, dee-
liuvered two fine sermons, at the
morning servilce. Donald McDon-
ald, Waltani, sang three solos wh-
ilch were much appreciated.
Mission. Circle
The Aitrntwell Mission Circle
cruet for their Sepltet►nlber meeting
at the home of Ruth Vincent The
president opened the meeting with
a short reading. Nona Pipe read
a temperance reading, "A rie They
Right",
Tiwo thank you letters, were
read! regarding the 'bales sent
north. One from Keith. Penner,
a student minister at Scotia, Ont.
He said; "We received' one box
of used clothing and the entire
box went to a family With 11
aivlmlg chiltdre+n. Their existence is
s+imi!llax to that of early cave rnen."
Seventeen members answered
roll call. Edith Beacom and Jo
Ann Tryon were in charge of the
!progrrann. Laura Forbets ,gave hrgh-
liights on the study book. Lunch
was served by Gall Lear and Jo
Anne Lyon.
Brown -Wood
The Protestant Chapel at RCAF
Station Clinton was the setting
of a lovely wedding an Saturday,
September 13, when Marilyn Jane
Wood, Clinton, daughter of Mrs,
Fliorence Wood, +Cllinton, became
the urtife of AGl WS1ldhaan l3row,o,
RCAF Station ,aiinton, son of Mr.
and Mrs, Thomas Brown, Glasgow,
Scotland.
Rev. C. H. 1VGoLaren performed
the 'ceremony.
!Given in marriage by her bro-
ther, Terrence R. Wood, Toronto,
the bride wore a hal];erina-length
gown of salver blue, lace and nylon
over taffeta. Styled on princess
lines, the gown had scooped neck-
line 'solfttly scalloped in blue nylon
ending in flying paan':els at back,
had a full skirt. She wore a white
feathered hat, and carried a white
and gold prayer book crested!
with red! roses and baby chrysan-
theanurns, It was a gift from her
mother,
Miss Berva Switzer. ,Clinton, +as
bridesmaid, wore coral nylon over
taffeta,- softly shirred from the
,cowl neckline to the waist, falling
into, a full skirt, ,a coral feathered
hat, and a corsage of white baby
,cr"ysathemnans,
Private Richard Walker, RICDO,
RCAF Station LC inton, was
grooAnsman.
For a wedding trip, the bride
traveled in a biaek and white
tweed suit, wlitth matching acces-
sories and a corsage of red roses.
They expect to live in Clinton a
month before being posted.
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r SPECIAL VALUES AND REMINDERS
THIS WEEK
SPECIALS
Save 30c on i.D,A. Brand Pain Tablets
IDASAL 300's, regular 89c ., ., 59c
I,D.A. Brand
MILK of MAGNESIA
16, 32 oz., reg. 35c, 60c 29c1 49c
Save 49c on I.D.A.-"Utility"
HOT WATER BOTTLE
Regular 1.98 1.49
Save 20c on Evelyn Howard
COLD CREAM 16 oz., reg, 89c .,,. 69c
Save 19c on
HALO SHAMPOO 98c value ........ 79c
Save 32c on
HINDS HONEY & ALMOND CREAM
Two Regular 9Oc
65c size (1.30 value)
New ROUT Lotion Deodorant
Regular 98c .., ........ . 89c
20c off WiLDROOT CREAM -OIL
73c tube -. 53c
1 Oc OFF REGULAR PRICE
New LYSOL regular 79c size . ..,,..... 69c
VITAMINS
Help keep the whole family in the best of health
this winter by building resistant to colds, and
other ills. For a good selection see your
I.D.A. Druggist.
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skip or repeat parts of the
washing cycle. Weigh -To -
Save Door saves up to 10
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lead . , without re -using
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snake loading and unloading,
from a standing position , . .
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Prices ranging from $209.00
Cone in and Test Your Own TV and Radio
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