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Clinton News-Record, 1959-05-21, Page 12Going Out OF Business B. F. GOODRICH All Sizes 20% Off SEIBERLING Tires All Sizes • 20% Off TUBES Reg. $3.70 Sale $2.95 MUFFLERS For Every Make of Car 207, Off Batteries - Accessories - Polish Reduced To Clear Cantelon's Service Station Corner Mary and King Streets Phone HU 2-9032 Clinton 2-1958 PONTIAC STRATOCHIEP SEDANS, automatic trans., fully equipped $2,650 1959 FORD FAIRLANE, automatic, fully equipped $2,695 3_1958 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE SEDANS, fully equipped with automatic trans, $2,595 2-1958 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE SEDANS, standaid trans., fully equipped ., ,,,,, ..„ $2,395 1958 CHEVROLET BEL AIRE 4-Door HARD- TOP, V-8, fully equipped $2,795 1958 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN, automatic, fully equipped $2,695 1956. PONTIAC DELUXE SEDAN, fully equipped, automatic $1,695 1956 CHEVROLET DELUXE SEDAN, auto- matic, fully equipped $1,695 1955 PONTIAC SEDAN, automatic ......... „, $1,495 1955 CHEVROLET SEDAN, automatic trans , fully equipped $1,495 1955 CHEVROLET SEDAN $1,450 1955 CHEVROLET SEDAN, deluxe, fully equipped $1,395 1954 PONTIAC SEDAN $ 995 1954 FORD CUSTOMLINE, with radio $ 995 1954 DODGE SEDAN $ 995 1953 DODGE SEDAN $ 795 1951 DODGE STATION WAGON $ 595 TRUCKS . . . 1955 GMC 1/2 TON PICKUP $1,095 1956 CHEV.-1/2 TON PICK-UP . $1295 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 PAGE TWW-ArB CLACTON .INTVWS-AMORD THURSDAY, M4Y 21,1659 Clinton Horticultural Society Invited 'To Lucknow Friday ..Evening The Lucknow and District Hor- ticultural Society has kindly in- vitecl the Clinton Citizens Horti- cultural .Society to a special meet- ing on Friday evening,. May 22, at 8.15 p.m. in Carnegie Hall, Lucknow, They .are presenting ,col- ored pictures of the Pasadena Tournament of Roses, New Year's Day Rose Parade. There will be a draw on a bea- utiful cut glass vase and an ad- mission fee of 25 cents, Please contact the Rev. D, J, Lane or c. H. Epps if you plan to attend. News of Auburn Correspondent:: MRS. W. Phone Aubuhn 51 r 14, FOR THAT LATE FIELD All the Grasses and Clovers Are Still Available We Specialize in Planning Emeigency SUMMER PASTURES MILLETT: 2 Varieties,--grown on our Qwn Farm. FOR YOUR LAWN All the Grass Seeds to Make Any Mixture ••• R. N. ALEXANDER HUnter LONDESBORO Blyth 2-7475 26 R 33 USED EYE GLASSES FOR INDIA , The .Li ons Club' of Canada have accepted quota of 1,000,000 PAIRS. OF USED EYE GLASSES and The Clinton Boy Scouts and Cubs have volunteered to help the Clinton Lions Club collect their share on Sat, urdgy, May 23 by makino a house-to-house canvass, CLINTON LIONS CLUB. . LESLIE BALL, CHAIRMAN, HEALTH and WELFARE COMMITTEE. Wayne, Strathroy, visited last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Rob Turner, Barrie and Lynne, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Billing, Peterboro, spent the holiday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Billings and Wayne; and also with Mr. and Mrs. R. Fortune and fam- ily. Birthday Observed Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Anderson and family entertained in honour of his mother's birthday (Mrs. Edgar Lawson) last Sunday at their home, The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Lawson, Mrs. J. J. Sclater, Miss Hattie Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hamberger and. Marian, Seaforth and Mr. and Mrs. William Kruse and daughter •Elizabeth, Kitchener. Donald Ives and Miss Jean Byrd, Brussels visited last Saturday ev- ening with his sister, Mrs. Ken- neth Staples and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Haines at- tended the funeral of their friend, the late James Crosby, at Guelph last Saturday. Mrs. Major Youngblut and son Lyle visited last Sunday with her father, John McNab, Cranbrook. William Smiley, Oakville, sp- ent the holiday with his aunts, Mrs, William Dodd, Sr, and Mrs. J. C. Clark. St. Mark's Guild The Anglican Guild of St. Mark's Anglican Church met at the home of Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell. Scripture was read by Mrs. John Daer followed by prayers by 'Mrs. Kiricconnell. A reading composed by Padre Young was read by Mrs, Thomas Haggitt. The study book was taken by Mrs. Alfred Nesbett on Northern Missions. The topic !'Children of the Bible", was given by Mrs. George Schneider. She told of six Bible Children and made it a very interesting study. It included the stories of Jesus, Moses, Joseph, David, Samuel and John, when they were children. The president, Mrs. Thomas Haggitt took charge of the busi- ness period. The secretary's and the treasurer's report was given by Mrs. Ed. Davies. Business of the Guild and the church was discuss- ed. The roll call was answered by naming a child of the Bible. A successful auction was held. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess assisted by her daughters, Mary and Diane and Mrs. John Daer. Sunday School Convention Robert J, Phillips and 1VIrs.Ez, Sunday School Anniversary of ekiel Phillips and Miss Laura vis- I'Criox United Church was observed ited Mrs, W, J. Humphrey and last Sunday with large congrega- Miss Lila at St. Helens last sun,. tions at both services. The child- day, ren's choir under' the direction of Mr, and Mrs. John Livermore, the church organist, Miss Margo. Clinton, were recent guests with Grange led in the processional Mr, and Mrs. George Haggitt and followed by the children of the son, John Thomas. Sunday School who all brought We are pleased to report that their flowers for the altar, Receiv- Mr. William Straughan is able to ing and placing the flowers were be home after several days spent Misses Carol Armstrong and Mar- as a patient in Clinton Public Hos- lene Easom, The minister, Rev, R. M. Sween- Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Pentland, ey, BA, BD, was in charge assist- North Bay, spent the holiday with ed by the Sunday School suPerin- her mother, Mrs. Charles Strang- tenclent Charles Scott who read han. the Scripture lesson, John 4: 743. Miss Margaret Wright, nurse-in The children's story was of the training at Brantford Hospital, is Mission work in Africa. holidaying at the home of her The children's choir sang the mother, Mrs. Bob Arthur, and Mr. anthem "Celestial Voices". Mr. Arthur, Wilda Jane and her bro- Scott introduced the guest speak- ther John Wright. er, the Rev, H, H. Savage, D.D., Mr. and Mrs, Louis Govier, God- pastor of, First Baptist Church, erich, and Simon Gravenstein, Pontiac, Michigan, who spoke on Western Canada, visited with Mrs. the Beatitudes. John Graham on Monday, Mr, At the evening service Dr. Say- Gravenstein lived in the - village age gave an inspiring message on years ago. "What is The Gospel?", The Blyth Donald Haines, Wes Bradnock male quartette: I. Wallace, G, and Lyle Youngblut joined with .Kechnie, W. Buttell, and J. Laur- other members of the work bee ie sang two numbers. They were at Kintail Presbyterian camp on accompanied by Miss Margaret A. Jackson, organist of Myth Un- Monday. Peter Brown, Windsor, spent ited Church, the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Rose Herman of Stratford Maitland Allen. is a guest at the home of her Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Johnston sister, Minnie Wagner this week. and family, London, spent the Ronald Rathwell, St. Catherines weekend with his mother, Mrs. and Gordon McDonald, London, Stanley Johnston. spent the weekend fishing at Hope James Craig is a patient in Lon- Bay. Mrs.. Rathwell, Mike and don hospital. Mrs. Craig remained Janice returned home with them in the city to be with him. after a two week holiday with Mrs. Fitzgerald, Dungannon, sp- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gar- ent a few days recently with her don R. Taylor. nephew, Kenneth Campbell, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James Raithby Campbell and family. She took ill are visiting in London with their and was taken to Clinton Public sons. Glen and Lloyd Raithby. Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hesk and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Youngblut Terry, Lobo; Mr. and Mrs. and family, Hamilton, spent the neth Turner, Penny, Debbie and Ken- holiday with his sister, Mrs. Rus- neth Turner, Penny, Debbie and sel King and Mrs. King: Mr. and Mrs. Fordyce Clark at- tended the-ordination of their rec- tor, the Rev. R. Meally, at Lon- don on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnston and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Farrow, Mitchell, spent the holiday at Port Huron. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Syming- ton, Toronto, visited on Monday with Mrs. Ezekiel Phillips, Miss Laura and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Asquith. Guestg on the holiday weekend with Mr. and.Mrs. James Hembly were their sons James and Ted and Miss Anna Mae Fletcher, Palmerston. Masters Dennis and Allan Glas- gow, Brussels, were guests of Mas- ters Philip and George Clark. Donald.Ross, Oakville, spent last Satuday in the village, Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson vis- ited on Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs, Wes. Bradnock. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnston, Mrs. Robert J. Phillips and Mrs. Roy Finnigan spent last Thurs- day in London. Better Buy BULK FEEDS Best Buy Shur-Gain • SAVE LABOUR • SAVE TIME • SAVE MONEY SAVE! BUY IN BULK Canada Packers Limited Phone HU 2481S Clinton 3 lbs. for $1.00 HAMBURG Ground frown Our Red Brand Beef ONLY 55c lb. ROAST BEEF Tender and Juicy WEINERS ISAVk 10c) ONLY 45c lb. pkg. 1 Home Rendered LARD 79c lb, REAL CHOICE JUICY -- No Waste PORK CUTLETS They Are Delicious — Try 'Em ..... C T ArsA N.LER EN JMEAT MARKET Shop Here for the Finest in Meal Values . . . Top Quality. Red Brand Beef Always Sweet and Juicy CHOICE RIB CHOICE TENDER BONELESS STEWING BEEF ONLY 55c lb. FRESH YOUNG (Sliced) ONLY 25c lb. No. 1 M. L, Cello Wrapped OUR OWN SLICED BACON ENDS GOOD and TASTY ONLY 49c lb. SWIFT PREMIUM BREAKFAST BACON (Rindless) 11 Lb, Flat Pkg 79c lb. Please Note •. Persons having a Home Freezer that is running low on supplies, make sure you call in and hear what we have to offer to you. rzeniernbe r, there/8 no value without quality. 3 lb, CARTON 39c FRESH LEGS and BREASTS [CHOICE — YOUNG — FRYING NECKS and BACKS s 10c lb. CHICKEN WINGS 39c lb. only 59c lb. . SpAdEA's iNTERNATiONAI DESIGNER PATTERN • S-433 .0.6e/ Weia Flared, semi-taped sleeves that float out from the should- ers are the highpoint of interest in this otherwise simple Joset Walker design. Wide without- being overpowering, they broad- en the shoulders and whittle the Waist. The neckline,. high and wide in front and back, further emphasizes the sleeve treatment, The bodice, cut on the bias, has darts just below the waist for ease and a good fitting skirt. The belt is a cummerbund sash. Silk or rayon crepe, cotton, lin- en, shantung, sheer wool', all make up beautifully. From this size chart select the one size best for you. Bust Waist Hips 33 23 34 10 34 24 35 12 35 25 36 14 36% 26% 37% 16 38 28 39 Sizes Length from Napo of_ Neck to Waist 8 1614 inches 10 16% inches 12 16% inches 14 17 Indies 16 171/4, inches Size 12 requires S'/a yards of 39 inch material and 1 yard of 39 inch material for contrast. To order Pattern No. S-433, state size, send $1,25, For .108- ET WALKER label, Send 25c, For now Jumbo 144 page in- ternational,Designer Pattern Boa 13-p,send $1.25, Address SPADEA % Clinton NeWS-Ree- ord, Clinton, Ont. Please allow two weeks for delivery, Sizes 8