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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1959-03-12, Page 5Be An Early Bird I TAKE ADVANTAGE OF WINTER PRICES Have Your Power Mower Serviced , Don't Waif Till The Summer Rush DO It NOW! Bring In Your Mower Today! Wells Auto Electric Phone HU 2-3851 KING STREET CLINTON ORIGINAL WHITE mcm *se A • .1 GENTS EXPANSION* BRACELETS REG. - $6.00 VALUE SALE - $3.99 LADIES EXPANSION BRACELETS REG. - $5.50 VALUE SALE - $2.99- rA.Gt nirE 71--WASP,AX, IOWA 1Z, 19$9 I PORTER'S HILL Don Harris, The Grace Andrews Young -Pee-. plc's Union met on Sunday event ing in the Porter's Hill United urch at zpo p.m, The meeting .ep- ened with a singsong led by Dor- een McKenzie< Worship service was under the direction orRiebard Harrison, con- vener of Faith and Evangelism. Doreen McKenzie read a story, "Before the Cock Crows", Rev, C, E. Poacocirk conducted a discussion period. The meeting closed with a hymn and recreation Period. " Dolft (stoop to sweep Lo.ndon.Road Club Regular Meeting The February meeting of the London Road Club, was held at the home of Mrs. K Bennett with a good attendance, Roll call was answered by an exchange of valen- tines. The treasurer's and flower - convener's reports were given. Mrs. B. Cann and Mrs. Than were appointed to attend the Hospital Auxiliary meeting in March. The social committee were left in charge of plans for a social evening. The programs for- 1959 were completed as far as Septem- ber. Delicious lunch served by Mrs, Local People Win. Awards. at Ontario Horticultural:Event Mr. and Mrs. Clifford H. Epps, Mr and Mrs Albert Livermore and Mr and Mrs. Stewart Middleton, attended the 53rd annual Ontario Bennett and Mrs, Rooth brought the meeting to a close, The March meeting will be at Mrs. Harland's. Roll call is to be a housecleaning hint. Hostesses will be Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Harry PluMsteel, Horticultural Association Conven,, tion held in the Crystal Ballroorn of the King Edwarel,Sheraten ho- tel, Toronto,. on March 5 and 0. A grand total Of 056 members and delegates registered, Clifford Epps is Direbtor of pis. trict number eight of the Ontario Horticultural Association and is very proud of the fact that his district won four prizes in the 1958 photographic .competitions.. i,e, in Section (1) Brig. G, MacLeod Ross, Goderich, won second place; in section (2) D. A. Rann, Brussels, won second place and Albert Livermore,. .Clinton, third; in sec- tion (3) E. K. )Dawson, Chesloy, WQ31 second prize. Thus District 8, comprised of Bruce, Grey and Huron, was very much on the map, Congratulations to the winners, The competition was keen. • YOUR LAST OPPORTUNITY FOR THIS EXCEPTIONAL VALUE 11111111111111111W ATTENTIO FARMER -Si Call us now for your Fertilizer require- ments. CALL OUR FEED -MILL Winter 21815 Doug. Freeman, Foreman Canada Packers Limited Sutter-Perdue Ltd., A non-skid dust pan that stays right where you put it. Long- lasting, quiet, colorfbl and it can't scratch your floors or furniture. $1.98 Housewares and Hardware 41MT PAV FREE STORAGE until Grass Time Legion Auxiliary To Assist With New County Home Group The Ladies Auxiliary to the Ca- nadian Legion Branch 140 met in the Legion Hall on Monday, March 9 with 35 present. Mrs. B. Wade was welcomed on transfer from the Mount Forest Auxiliary; One name was proposed for member- ship. Final plans for the St. Patrick's Dance were made. The buying co- mmittee reported the monthly par- cel sent to veterans at Westmin- ster Hospital. The flower commit- tee reported flowers and sympa- thy cards sent to two comrades Sports Awards Given At Open House Proud of the trophies on which their names will be engraved for record of their skills in sports, these students of. Clinton Public School pose with Clayton Dixon, chair- man of the school board following the open house , program last Thursday evening, From the left, Lloy Ann Rutherford, senior; Harry Cummings, interrnediate; Mary Jean Neil ons, junior; Ethel Collins, intermediate; Ron Lockwood, senior and Larry Pickett, junior, (News,Record Photo) recently bereaved. Property committee reported pr- ices of hot water tanks and cook- ing equipment for the kitchen. Mrs. George Knights reported on the zone card party held in Clinton in February and on the bowling tournament to be held in Walker- ton on April 29 and 30. The president reported that rep- resentatives had attended a meet- ing at the county home for pur- pose of forming an auxiliary to the County Home, and next meet- ing would be April 20 at 2.30 o'clock there. All interested pers- ons are welcome to attend. It was decided to have a film on cancer at the April meeting. The monthly draw was won by Mrs. L. Dutot. Mystery prize was won by Mrs. G. Knights. The meet- mg closed in usual, form and Mrs. F. Thuell's group served a delic- ious lunch. Wm. Harvey Jenkins William Harvey Jenkins, well- known and highly respected resi- dent of Clinton passed away in Clinton Public Hospital on Sat- '111111110111111 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 23 Only-- Gent's Shockproof" Dustproof 17 Jewel SWISS WATCHES Reg. E $27.50 value ' $19.95 SAL ANSTETT STOCK REDUCI G SALE EMPTY SILVERWARE CHESTS * EVENING STAR * LADY HAMILTON • BALLAD * SOUTH SEAS REDUCED 1/3 OFF REG. PRICE 20% 1 Year Guarantee DON'T MISS THIS SPECIAL CHINA SALE $9.99 REG. - $17.50 6 ONLY Bone China Cups & Saucers SPECIAL 89c urday, February 28 in his 86th year. He was born on the 16th con- cession of Goderich Township, the son of the late Rowland Jenkins and Elizabeth Holland, Following his marriage to Miss Emma Carter on February 19, 1902 he and his wife farmed in Goderich township on Highway No. 8 until sixteen years ago, when they retired in Clinton. Surviving besides his wife are two sisters: Mrs. Tessie Stevens and Mrs. Lillian Welsh, both of London; and one brother Herbert, Clinton. The funeral service was held from Ball and Mutch funeral home High Street, Clinton, on March 3 and was conducted by Rev. J. A. McKim, Wesley-Willis United Church. During the. service Leslie Pearson sang. Pallbearers were: William Jen- kins, Maitland Driver, Harry Snell, Arnold Jamieson, Harold Glew and Harry Oakes .° Flower bearers were: John McCovvan, Theodore Dale, Grant Snell and George Potter. Interment . was in Clinton gJ •• Cemetery. .,. DON'T FORGET THE FREE CASH DRAW $50.00 CASH WILL BE GIVEN AWAY DROP IN AND FILL IN A DRAW TICKET COMPLETE STOCK HAS BEEN REPRICED WITH RED TAG SPECIALS WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOR ADDITIONAL SPECIALS EXPERT WATCH REPAIRS 1 Ladies CYMA Watch, 14K Gold Case, 4 Pearls-$210.00 Sale $149.94 2 Ladies CYMA Watch, 14K Gold Case, 2 Diamonds-$140.00 Sale 99.99 1 Ladies CYMA Watch, 14K Gold Case, Cord Bracelet-$82.50 Sale 59.99 1 Gents CYMA Automatic, Shock Proof, Dust Proof-$90.00 Sale 69.99 1 Only Ladies Gruen, Expansion Bracelet $42.50 Sale 33.99 Only Gents Gruen, Expansion Bracelet, Shock Proof-$47.50 Sale 37.79 11 STONE MATCHED SET reg. 5 STONE YELLOW GOLD reg, 3 STONE WHITE GOLD reg. YELLOW GOLD DIAMOND- with 2 Shoulder Stones .... reg. YELLOW GOLD ENGAGEMENT and WEDDING SET ...... reg, These Are A Few Of The Watch Specials--Many More To Choose From DIAMOND RING SPECIALS Ladies COATS DRESSES CAR COATS PYJAMAS NITEGOWNS HATS BORG JACKETS BELTS SCARVES LEE'S All WINTER CLOTHING PRICE --2 ONLY - GENTS OMEGA WATCHES REG. - $100.00 SALE $79.50 REG. - $110.00 SALE - $87.50 We Have The Most Up To Date Equipment To Service Your Watch All These Items Now at Price $300.00-SALE $239.99 $175.00-SALE $139.99 $125.00-SALE $ 99.99 $ 87.50-SALE $ 69.99 $. 50.00 SALE $ 39.95 Girls COATS 4 to 12 CAR COATS 3 - 12 TEEN CAR COATS PYJAMAS 4 to 14 NITEGOWNS 4-14 MITTS GLOVES SKIRTS TEE SHIRTS WOOL HATS Victoria Street CLINTON. ......i.- SPECIAL PINE SPRAY STERLING COFFEE SPOONS 99c EACH 20% OFF ALL STERLING SILVER PATTERNS GENT'S EMERALD RING Reg. $86,00 * SALE $18.00 ,. GENT'S RUBY RING Reg. $28.75 - SALE $14.37 GENT'S BLACK ONYX Reg. $19,75 - SALE $0,87 GENT'S MASONIC Reg. $29.75 - SALE $14.87 BOYS' ONYX with INITIAL Reg, $7.95 - SALE $4.00 GENT'S and LADIES' WEDDING RINGS Savings up to SO% off We Still Have Some Dolls For The Small Fry These Dolls Are Left Over From Our Christmas Folder REG - $3.98 VALUE SALE - $1.49 Phone HU 2-9711 ONTARIO Boys Duffle COATS 3-16 SUBURBANS 4-16 COAT SETS LINED JEANS 4-16 SNOW PANTS SPORT SHIRTS PYJAMAS UNDERWEAR MITTS GLOVES IVY CAPS TEE SHIRTS BALLAD COFFEE SPOONS SET OF 4 BOXED $1.95 COSTUME . JEWELLERY REDUCED TO CLEAR