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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1958-11-06, Page 5PHILIPS STYLINE TeLEVIS101 . BUY .NOW AND . SAVE Be sure .of Good. Viewing for the long Cold Winter's Nights ahead. Come in and See our New Models PRICES RANGING FROM $199.00 UP STOMACH POWDER 4 oz. 590 16 oz, $1.49 A.S.A. TAI3LETS 100 190 4 300 49c NOXZEMA 6 oz. 980 . LADY ESTHER CREAM Reg. $1.75 .... „...„. $1.29 I WITH BABY POWDER 59c COLGATES TOOTH PASTE WITH SHAMPOO 63c LISTERINE TOOTH PASTE 2, 55c Tubes 79c WOODBURY'S AFTERSHAVE DEODORANT 89c PEACH MAIZE BLUE 49 Don's B-A Service Volkswagen Sales Clinton HU 2-9088 PROCLAMATION TOWN OF CLINTON I hereby proclaim TUESDAY MORNING, NOV. 11 A CIVIC HOLIDAY -"In Remembrance" (Signed) W. J, MILLER, Mayor Children's Car Coats Sizes 4 to 6x Warm, Quilted, Lined SPECIAL $4.66 NOXZEMA THREE WAY LATHER 59c CUTEX HAND CREAM 2 for 89c Boys Doffit Coats Sizes 8 to 16 Extra Heavy Weight Wool Outer, with warm quilted lining Split Zipper .Hood Special $8.44 BALANCE OF Boystinderwear Combs and 2-piece REDUCED 20% Girls' Winter Coats Sizes 7 to 12 WARM DRESSY COATS Some with fur collars All warmly quilted lined PRICED FROM $14.95 to $23.95 Girls' Dresses Sizes 3 to 14 Reg. 6.95 $5.88 Reg. 5.95 $4.88 Reg, 4.95 $3.88 Reg, 3.95 ........ $2.99 Reg,' 2.95 $2:33 111.111111111MIIIMMISIIIMININOINIIIII10111/1111M Girls' Blouses Sizes 3 to 14x Reg. 1.59 Rep. 1.98 Reg. 2.68 Reg. 3.95 $1.28 $1.67 $2.33 $2.99 Children's Wash Suits Sizes- Reg; 2.9 3i3- 4 $2.44 'CITIES SERVICE -WPM E..5" "UNCIEdiegett )) SAYS: MOFFATS • SPACE HEATERS • GAS RANGES • GAS DRYERS FINDLAY RANGES 100% Safety Shut-Off - Oven and Broiler ALL WOOL COATS Fleece, Tweeds and Vibrete MI with fur collars PRICED AS LOW AS' $15.95 SERVICE IS OUR MIDDLE NAME Franchise Dealer for: FINDLAY SWITSON MOFFATS LTD. ee RITE VENT CHIMNEYS IF You ARE UNABLE TO COME TO US, PLEASE PHONE HU 2.6614 WE WILL COME TO YOU. EVENING APPOINTMENTS WELCOMED C.7,4INTON NVIATS-11gCOR)) TI UASPAY, NalrgIVISER, 6, 1958 1'A.G4 .nvz Town and Country Women Win Prizes Offered by RCAF WA at Rummage Sale lee-4-4-4r44-• Drug Store; Superior Store, Mod- ,ern Meat Market, Stanley's Red 4 •ondon Road Club' White' Super xfariwt, Fairbebne • - • Dairy and Rartliffs Bakery Ltd. , „ Letters of thanks are also being - • eguidf Meeting The London Road Club ,met at the borne of Mrs. Henry Plumsteel ewristohn tihne opresident Tx Mo ars% rer, eFr. Anci- Rooth gave her report. Roll call was answered by each one present telling of some famous woman, Flower' collection amounted to $IM. Mrs, Collins had charge of the program, which consisted of several contests, Lunch was served by Mrs, Plum, steel and Mrs. Harry Sturdy., The- Novern6er meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Rrtice ,Cann,. when the hostess will be assisted by Mrs, Collins, and a baking sale will be held.. • sent pieltett And Campbell 144., the Rank of Montreal and Bart- tiffs. Bakery Ltd. who displayed signs annottncing the sale, Mrs, S. A. Brightwell, convener of the RCAF Women' Auxiliary rummage sale held in the Ctin ten town hail on November 1 has announced the following raffle winners: Mrs. H. 0: Lawson, Clint- on, a quilt; Mrs. J. W. McCool, Londesboro, two chickens donated by Modern Meat Market; Mrs, V, Habgood, Clinton, a ham don- ated by Stanley's Red White Super Market; Mrs. Harvey Ken- nedy, Londesboro, milk tickets do- nated by Fairholme Dairy; Mrs, John Sangster, Clinton, bread tick- ets donated by Bartliffs Bakery Ltd. An amount of $177,79 was made on the sale. The quilt raffle pro- ceeds were $83,70. This money will be turned over to the County home. The quilt raffle was in charge of Mrs. G. D. Bruce. ,At the Women's Auxiliary meet- ing on Monday Mrs, Brightwell expressed her thanks to all fami- lies at Adastral Park who con- tributed, rummage for the sale. Thanks was also extended to the following who helped: Sorting or selling: Mrs. C: W. Gandet, Mrs. E. J. Robichaud, Mrs. B, J. Lamble, Mrs. A. E. James, Mrs. M. W. Michalski, Mrs > S. Lebedevich, Mrs. 3, ZVI, Marmen, Mrs. T. O'Biern, Mrs. F. Burgess, Mrs. 3. Gattinger, Mrs. R. B. Hoodspith, Mrs. G. D. Bruce, Mrs. A. C. Springate, Mrs. F. J. Ham- lyn, Mrs, W. J. White, Mrs. J. B. Swetman, Mrs. M. Deline. On the pick-up truck: Wing Commander M, W. Michalski, Squadron Leader J. R, Austin, Flight Lieutenant H. L. Jones and Sergeant Anderson. Guides who collected door-to- door: Lyn Johnston, Patricia John- ston, Jean Christian, Brenda Hal- ward, Marsha Stewart, Lorraine Wood, Anne Taylor, Adrea Buck, Gail Coombs, Joan Fyvie, Phyllis Fyvie, Kathy O'Dell, Nina Archi- bald, June MacDonald, Lyn Brown, Marilyn Jackson, Yyonne Pigepti, Lynne Harper, MerYan. •Glover, Ann Sawbuck, Joyce Reeves, Lou,. Jae Powell, Sharon Hodges,. Yvonne Danberger, Gloria Geisler,Diane 0eisler, Jocelyn 04.00 Lynn Murray, Sharon DOM, Ladies W40 delivered rummage bags and whose homes were de, pots; Mrs, A. B. James, Mrs. F. J. Hamlyn, Mrs. J., l3- Swetnian, Mrs, Robichaud, Mrs. J., M. Mar- men, Mrs, G. D, Bruce, Mrs, Lebedevich, Mrs. M. W, Machal- ski, Mrs. H. Gilmour, Mrs. J. Johnston, Thanks was also given to Peter , Hoodspith who matlerSigns for the sale. Letters of thanks are being sent to the following merchants who contributed prizes and rum» tnage bags: Herb's Feed Market, 1GA Store, Neweembe's Rexall H. GORDON MANNING ATTENDS 001414E6JE OPEN HOUSE H. Gordon Manning, Gravel Road, Clinton, attended the Open House at Stratford. Teachers' Col- lege on Saturday afternoon, The event marked the 50th anniversary of the school, Mr, Manning WAS formerly a master there, -wr or...woo • •:•.":.%.,;eg DRUG STORES For Best Car Care . AND BEST BUYS IN ALL CAR NEEDS- SEE US! • Tires Always Checked • Windshields Cleaned • Car Swept Out ▪ Under-hood Check-up I.D.A. SPECIALS _Nov 3rd to 8th Playtex* JLivia: Glovesil Protect Your Hands ... yet give you fII" 15 Date liana comittt Men Teachers Pay Honour to Clinton's Retired Principal COCOANUT OIL SHAMPOO 8 oz. ........ 390 4 Merrill T.V. Service George Jefferson, former princi- pal of the Clinton Public. School, was presented• with a life member- ship in the Men Teachers Federa- tion of Perth and Huron Counties, meeting in the Seaforth School last Wednesday evening. President of the group is Dun- 'can MacKay, Auburn; Leonard Johnston, St. Marys (formerly of Clinton) is vice-president and John Talbot, Senforth is secretary Phone HU 2-702) CLINTON A WEEK-END OF VA LUE VARNA The Woman's Association of the United Church held a most suc- cessful bazaar and tea in the town hall last Saturday. Mrs. Don Barker and children, King City, are spending a few days at the home of her parents. The Loyal Orange Lodge No. 1035 are holding their annual fowl supper on Friday evening of this week. • Robert McClymont left last week to take a course at the Ridgetown Agricultural School. Miss Myrtle Johnson, Flint, Mich., visited with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Dowson and family over the weekend. Mrs. Estelle Goobie, Toronto and St. Johns, Newfoundland, has been a guest at the United Church parsonage. She is a niece of Mrs. Pitt,- WA Meeting Mrs. Lee McConnell, president of the Varna United Church Wo- man's Association presided for the meeting on October 22. Mrs. Rob- ert Stirling assisted by Mrs. J. Postill and Mrs. Melvin Webster conducted the devotions. A nomination committee, con- sisting of Mrs. L. Taylor, Mrs. R. Taylor and Mrs. A. Coleman was appointed to bring in a slate of officers for 1959. Final arrange- ments were made for the bazaar which was held' on November 1. Annual Bazaar A very successful bazaar was held in the towns'hip hall by the United Church WA. Rev, T. J. Pitt opened the 'sale, and extended a welcome to the many visitors. The many articles of the sale found ready purchasers. Afternoon dea was served. Apart from the financial aspect of ''the bazaar, this event has a social value which is often overlooked. The WA is to be congratulated on a successful event. AT E FITCH SHAMPOO With Massage Brush 98c Playtex Living Gloves give your hands corn- plete protection from cleansers and deter- gent chapping give you these exclusive features... wonderfully wide, water-catch- ing cuffs-soft latex lining, flexible as a kid glove-non-slip fingertips that grip better than a bare handl Boys' Winter Underwear .• Warm Fleecy .Plum Knit Combinations Sizes 8 to 12 $1.55 Reg: $1.76 Sizes 14 and 16 t $1 97 Reg. $2.25 . UNICtIT PHOTO SERVICE F. B. PENNEBAKER 626 U H nter 2-6 DRUGGIST •••••./.1.01. OPEN .THURSDAY USE OF GAS Girls' Slips Sizes 2 to 14 and 'Teens All Reduced 20% DOOR SOUTH OF BANK OF MONTREAL GAS COOKING IS BEST - - FAST TOO! SWITSON • Forced Air Furnaces • Glass Lined Hot Water Heaters • Conversion Burners RITE VENT CHIMNEYS Specially Designed for Gas Easy To Install 11111100161Wali children's Snow Suits YPU Ofifcers At a recent meeting of the Var- na Young People's Union, officers were appointed for ,the 1958-59 season. The complete list of theSe officials will be given later. The YPU meets every two weeks. Armistice Day Armistice Day will be observed on Sunday, November 9, in the village, at the United Church, commencing at 10.15 a.m. Service wreaths will be laid at the mem- orial, following the service. Sun- day School will be at the usual time. Sizes 3 to 6x Of Nylon Fabric, full zipper leg. warm wool lining Zipper Hood Reg. 8.95 ....... $6.99 Girls' Snow Suits 3-Piece - Sizes 4 to 6x extra heavy weight outer, ,warmly quilted zipper hood $799 Reg, 9.95 . A WEEKEND OF CHILDREN'S VALUES AT LEE'S Girls' Coat Sets Children's Blazers Boys and Girls Reg. 3,89 $3.44 Sizes 3 to 6x Open a revolving Charge Account Now and take advantage of our SALE PRICES - IF YOU WWI' ro NAVE A .44aRr whyrea NAve 50VtIR NOTE. COME POE IM .tFRIMON Sizes 4 to 6x 3-Piece Dress Coat Sets From $149.95 and up HURON GAS EQUIPMENT CO. No interest No Carrying Charges Our complete Stock of Girls" and Boys' and 'Teen Clothing REDUCED 15%