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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1959-02-05, Page 3r Disappointed with your last E ' laundry 7. Herets the big secret ef getting satisfactory quality work. Ufa soap products care- fully selected and p re oe iy used ,e-for each laundering need. Let ias prescribe for your flatwork and clothing —send everything back beautifully finished. This Week the Lucky No. is 2032 Check your calendar. If the number matches, take the Calendar to our office and claim your $3.00 credit. LOCA1 ?IA Magda I. it CLINTON 9d. HU.-2-7064 needs and circumstances. REMEMBER Need an extra bedroom ? No reason to let the lack of ready cash delay needed improvements to your home. With a low-cost B of M Farm Improvement Loan you can carry out your plans now while workmen are • not tied up on outside construction. B of M Farm Improvement Loans are inexpensive — only 5% interest per annum and you can repay them in instalments suited to your individual If you have farm improvements on your mind redecorating the house, new plumbing or electric wiring, now or a paint job on your house in the spring ... why not talk to your B of M manager today about an — avail- able for any worthwhile purpose about the farm. Wintertime is the best time for indoor farm improvements. Workmen are more readily available and prices are often lower. BANK OF MONTREAL --- e44'o;aal 90:g Sari Clinton Branch: WILLIAM MORLOK, Manager Lotalesborough (Sub;•Agenty)rnOben & Thurs. Ask for your copy of how folder .. free fu any bruncb, WORKING WITH CANADIANS 114 EVERY WALK OF LIFE SINCE 1017 o.aese mt.) IGHT , WINTER COLDS t U EC.0140140 with WAMPOLE EXTRACT.. of Cod Liver Compciund les Tonic time. Winter's coughs and colds are just around the corner. 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Mrs. 1.11 Plumsteel and Mrs, Sturdy also thanked the club for gifts given at Christmas time, Two donations were received. The roll was answered by paying of fees, It was moved by Mrs. Magee seconded by Mrs, Rooth that the club send Mrs. Clegg (Who is in hospital) 4 gift, Mrs.. Rooth had charge of the program consisting of contests. A delic- ious lunch was served by Mrs. Guetter and Mrs. Magee, assisted. by. Mrs. N. Manning. The February meeting will be at the home of Mrs. It Bennett, liostesses are Mrs, Bennett and Mrs. Rooth, Roll cull will be- apt exchange of Valentines, HOSPITAL, DOCTOW AND MEDICINE BILL,„ MY AILMENTS ARE CURED BUT MY POCKETBOOK'S ILL, THE CURE FOR YOUR TROUBLES I PLAINLY CAN m ig A TRIP TO THE OFFICE OF T.C.C. FINANCES FIXED— SO PLEASANT AND FAST NOW BACK TO WORK WITHOUT TROUBLE AT LAST, THE MORAL'S PLAIN FOR ALTO gee, "WHEN YOU NEED CASH SEE eleneee eeefee tRANS CANADA tgtor .esee.e,ieieie;eeeeeeeeeeee:4i„, 111 6P ((( ... TRANS CANADA CREDIT CORPORATION Liivittet• 148 THE SQUARE, PHONE 797 GODERICH1 ONT, Has Something Upset Your Budget? When you need help in a money drigis, see Trans Canada Credit. You can rely On fast, dignified service. From $150 to $2,500., up to 20, or 80 months to repay. Only security needed is your ear or your household effects. Call us today! TRANV tANAIIA rizt tiI red-6 Rev. Grant Mills presided at the opening of the annual meeting of Turner's United Church. Ernie Crich was appointed secretary for the meeting and the coming year, The treasurer Jack Turner report, ed quite an increase over last year on balance on hand. Other reports were: WA, Mrs, McGregor; junior congregation, Mrs. Ed. Layton; Sunday School, George Turner; young Peoples, Robert Lawson; envelope stew- ard and M. McGregor. It was noted that the WA headed by Mrs. Lawson had quite a good year with a good balance, and a vote of thanks was given to them and all other groups with sp- ecial mention to Mrs. Ed. Layton for looking after the instruction of the junior congregation. A special vote of thanks was given to the Rev. G. Mills for his untiring efforts throughout the year, Secretary of the Sunday School, George Turner read the minutes of the last meeting followed by the appointment of Frank Falconer as superintendent who replaced Howard Johns, who held that Mr, and Mrs, Melvin Graham were in London on Saturday ow- ing to the illness of the lady's father, C, Parke, a patient hi Vic- toria Hospital. Miss Georgine McCartney, nur- se-in-training at Stratford, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson McCartney. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hickey and family, have moved into the vill- age, where they are welcomed by the community. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Shouldice and Mrs. Shouldice's mother, Mrs. Buffarn, St. Thomas, have moved into Mrs. George Clifton's new residence. William Scott is a patient in Victoria Hospital, London, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Scott spent the weekend in London with fr- iends. Drew Swan, Miss Edith Bow- ey and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Swan attended the funeral of the late John Calvert in Ilderton on Fri- day. Mr. and Mrs. Fred McGregor attended the funeral of the for- mer's aunt, Mrs. Wilfred Aiken- head in Clinton on Saturday. Church Annual The annual meeting of Bruce- field United Church was held Wed- nesday evening, januarY 28 in the school room of the church with a fair attendance. Reports showing progress in the various depart- ments were heard. Mrs. Edgar Allan was elected secretary for the evening, and the Rev. S. Davison was in the chair. The church finances are in splend- id condition with a bigger bal- ance than that of last year. post for nine years, On conclusion a social hour was spent, Rev Mills. showed films which were greatly enjoyed fol- lowed by lunch served by the. ladies. Couples .C1t44.. Staging Party at Ontario Street The couples Club of Ontario Street United church is having a party, Monday, February gala evening's entertainment has been arranged commencing sharp at 8,30 p.m. in the church par- lour and hall, All interested coup- les are urged to come and have fun, Mrs, Ross Chapman, Kippen, vice- chairman, and committee memb- ers Mrs. R. N, Peck, Hensall, and Mrs. W. Peel, Gorrie, Contributing to the program were: members of the Seaforth WI, who presented a skit; Mrs, P, Richards and Miss H, McEle- vain, Fordwich; Mrs. W. Bradnock, Mrs. C. Haines and Mrs, R. Phil- lips, all of Auburn Leaders and their assistants who carried out the project in- cluded, Auburn, Mrs. Gordon Do- bie, Mrs. T. Lawlor; Clinton, Mrs, Charles Elliott, Mrs. William Ross; Goderich, Mrs, L. Bannister, Mrs. J, Ryan; Hensall, Mrs, J. Peck, Mrs. S. Roobal; Kippers, Mrs. Ross Chapman; Londesboro, Mrs. j, Lee, Mrs. Lloyd Pipe; Seaforth, Mrs, Joseph Grtenmett, Mrs. John. Mc- Gregor, Retiring members of the board of managers, who had served for three years were Clifford Hender- son, Gordon Elliott and Archie Mustard. Cliff was returned to of- fice, and John Broadfoot and Ste- wart Wilson were named to the other two places. Birthday congratulations were sent to Mrs. Thomas Baird, Sr., from the congregation, Mrs. Baird entered her 100th year on Jan- uary 30, At the close of the meeting, lunch was served by the Woman's Association. Mrs. Alice Hall Mrs. Alice Maude Hall, wife of the late William Edwin. Hall, died suddenly at her home, 153 Eliza- beth Street, Goderich on Friday, January 30. She was born in Kingford, Eng- land in 1897, and came to Cana- da in• 1907. They resided for two years in Benmiller and two years in Goderich and then moved to Bayfield in 1911, They farmed there until the death of Mr, Hall three years ago. Mrs, Hall moved to Goderich in 1956, ,She was a ,member of the Anglican Chute!). Surviving are one son, William V. Hall, Toronto; one daughter, Mrs. Elsie Lingard, Toronto; three grandchildren and four great gr- andchildren. Service was from the Stiles fu- neral home Monday afternoon, Fe- bruary 2 by the Rev. E. J. B. Harrison, Bayfield. Burial was in Bayfield cemetery. "ofr, .111. Mrs, W. Aikenhead Funeral service was conducted on Saturday afternoon, from the Ball and Mutch funeral home, High Street, Clinton, for Mrs. Wil- fred D. Ailtentlead, who died at St. Joseph's Hospital, Chatham on January 29. The Rev, Roy Cook, Chatham, and John Agulian, pas- tor of the Clinton Baptist Church, officiated. Interment vvaS in Cline. ton Cemetery, Pall-bearers were Alex Mustard, Gordon DeJong, Frank Mutch, Harold E, Hartley, Douglas Free, man. and Gregor McGregor, Flow, er-bearers were Alan Cochrane, Jimmie and Robert Carter, Glen McDonald, Formerly Donelda Louise Coch, rane, Mrs, Aikenhead was born July 30, 1906, in Clinton, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Coehrane, Mary Street. She had been a Bell Telephone operator PAGE THREE here before her marriage,. on May 2, 1.935. She and her husband moved from Clinton to .Chathenk eight years ago. She was a mem- ber of Clinton Baptist Church and later of Chatham Baptist. Church and the Ladies Aid there, 'Surviving besides her husband and parents, are one son, William Beverley, Chatham; one daughter, Mary Jean Faye, .Chatham; one. brother,. Harry Cochrane, Clinton and two grandchildren, Friends. attended the funeral from Detroit, Toronto and London, LISTEN TO RADIO PROGRAM from CFO (630 k.c.) .Chuthaus EVERY TUESDAY EVENING at 9,30 to moo by -Christian Business Man, 4,5-p THURSDAY, FEBRUARY' 5, 1,95$ .C1r4NTON NEVIMOME4PORD Turner's Church Annual Hears Reports Names New Officials For 1959:. "Summary Day" for Women's Institute branches in Huron Coun- ty was held in the Legion Hall here last Wednesday with 250 wo- men representing 18 units. Tee event was the climax of the pro- ject "Sew to Save Dollars and Make Sense," and many articles made during the course were dis- played. Mrs. Ian McAllister, Zurich, home economist for Huron who has directed the project, which commenced early last-fall, addres- sed the large group, She compli- mented the women on the fine quality of the work completed. Miss Dora Burke, clothing spec- ialist with the home economics service, Toronto, commented on the project and each display. The event was chaired by Mrs. N. T, MeLaughlan, Wingham, with Women's Institute Display Sewing At Summary Day in Legion Hall News of Brucefield CLINTON HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION Annual Meeting COUNCIL CHAMBER TOWN HALL, CLINTON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16 8.00 p.m. All those interested in the affairs of Clinton Public Hospital are cordially invited to attend. A. M. KNIGHT E. E. WALTON President Secretary-Treasurer I.D.A. SPECIALS February 2 - 7 Lustre Creme Shampoo Reg. $2.50 — $1.98 WAX PAPER 28c, 2 for 55c Colgate Dental Cream with 2 Cakes Soap 63c VICKS VAPO RUB with Cough Drops $1.09 COLD CREAM 1 lb. jar = 69c Johnson's Baby Powder Reg, 73c — 2 for $1,29 HALIBUT LIVER OIL CAPSULES 100's 89c 250's $1.89 500's $3.49 NOXZEMA SPECIAL 10 oz. — $1.25 WOODBURY'S LOTION Reg. $1.10 — 69c .... Pepsodent Tooth Paste with Free Hair Brush 89c DOROTHY GRAY DRY SKIN LOTION Reg. $2.00 — $1.25 BRYLCREEM with Free Comb 69c WILDROOT CREAM OIL Reg. 73c — 63c SILVIKRIN SHAMPOO Reg. 75c — 2 for 98c JOHNSON'S BABY OIL Reg. 73c — 2 for $1.29 Tio:Tz F. B. PENNEBAKER 2-6626 HUnter DRUGGIST