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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1959-06-18, Page 5Look to us for the better kind of ;WO kg03000''' atab101. We take partici:for ' care to please very particular people. LEARNS worthy of your clothes Protect your investment in good clothes by entrusting their dry cleaning to us, Our superior methods will main- tain their good looks. THIS WEEK THE LUCKY No. is 1017 Check your Calendar. If the num- ber matches take the Calendar to our office and claim your $3.00 cred it. MAKE DAIRY FOODS DAILY FOODS! ONTARIO CREAM PRODUCERS' MARKETING BOARD REPRESENTING 50,000 CREAM PRODUCERS GOOD ANY TIME . . . .48 "4:› . • • Holmesville Concentrated Milk Producers Association Suppliers of top quality, fresh Carnation Company of LORNE RObOES R. R. 1, Goderich PRESIDENT whole milk to Canada ROBERT WELSH R. R. 2, Rayfield NOW THE NEW rs.,J HOME FREEZER Model C.S.-1258 From $289.50 • The Revco Farm Freezer con- struction assures you of high- est quality materials and work- manship. • Revco's exclusive bonded faster freezing aluminum interior pro- vides superior freezing results. • You can judge a freezer by the speed of its freezing action, Faster freezing means the fla- vour & freshness of your foods are sealed in. The new Revco has the fastest freezing action known, We can prove it in a two-minute test you should see --and feel. You'll see why homemakers hail Revco as the best freezer buy—by far I * COME IN AND TEST YOUR OWN TV AND RADIO TUBES FREE. Clinton Electric Shop Your WESTINGHOUSE Dealer D. W. CORNISH, Proprietor HU 2-6646 — CLINTON 411111 Boys &gam, TAKE IT FROM US AND YOU'LL AGREE.., 1/4....IlleTreRouAt.rme OUR OIL IS OF • so y, 00 0,45 fn.,* im -Wr aaatiri1 Fan. Die We're here to serve you the year around — and you'll be really pleased with our de- pendable service for your gasoline needs . . .5ERV ICE 15 ,,OU,Ii Mf lit 14?0,Aht S CLINTON HOSPITAL COOK LEAVING IN JULY After seven years as cook at the Clinton Public Hospital, Miss Ann Radley expects to leave this merbund leading to a large back bow, She wore matchings shoes and headband and carried a gath- ering basket of white shasta 'mums intermingled with aqua tulle. As bridesmaid, Miss Iona Grif- fith, Stouffville, wore an identical styled dress of white embroidered nylon over taffeta and carried a gathering basket of white shasta 'mums intermingled with coral rose tulle. Misses Cathy and Mary Lou Mc- Kinley, Zurich, nieces of the groom, were pretty flower girls wearing identical styled dresses of white nylon with embroidered rosebuds of pink and yellow res- pectively. They carried nosegays of white shasta 'mums intermingled with aqua and coral rose tulle. Gordon Johns, brother of the groom, was groomsman. The ush- ers were George Turner, Seaforth, and Harry Lear, Blyth, brother-in- law of the bride, The wedding music was played by the bride's sister, Mrs. Harry Lear, Blyth, Ontario. The soloist, Miss Mary Dymond, Trenton, sang "All Joy Be Thine" and "0 Perfect Love." For the reception held in the church parlours, the bride's mother received in a dress of blue em- briodered Swiss organza with pink accessories and a corsage of pink carnations. The gr000m's mother assisted in a dress of blue figur- ed crepe, with white accessories and a corsage of white carnations. For the wedding trip, the bride donned a cream-toned suit dress with orange ice accessories and a corsage of Talisman roses. On their return, the couple will live on the groom's farm, RR 3, Sea- forth, Ontario. — ELECTRIC RAZORS — REMINGTON, SCHICK, RONSON, SUNBEAM I.D.A. SPECIALS — JUNE 15 to 20 COLD CREAM SOAP 2 for 27c — 6 for 77c MILK OF MAGNESIA 16 oz.-29c, 32oz.-49c A.B.S. & C. TABLETS 23c LUSTRE CREME SHAMPOO „,. 79c plus 45c Size-79c NOXEMA Reg. 65c-2 for 99c INSECT REPELLANT 59c-75c-89c—$1.25 SUN TAN PREPARATIONS — 55c-60c-69c-75c—$1.00—$1.25 BATHING CAPS — 59c-89c-98c—$1.00-51.29—$1.39 • oil •—"` O. 431uNii, F. • B. PENNEBAKER 2-6626 HUnter DRUGGIST CHOOSE YOUR FATHER'S DAY GIFT FROM OUR LARGE SELECTION OF SHORT OR S2 95 to $1 LONG SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS PRICED FROM • "9 FORSYTH TERYLENE WHITE SHIRTS (need absolutely no ironing) SINGLE or DOUBLE CUFF $L95 GIVE DAD SLACKS Flannel Worsted — Tropicals $6.95 to $17.95 Many are Wash and Wear • BELTS • STRAW HATS • HOSIERY • NECK WEAR • SHIRTS & SHORTS • SWIM WEAR • "T" SHIRTS • SWEATERS • SPORT CAPS • JACKETS • SPORT COATS • PYJAMAS .1=4 .SPAY, .3.01\TE: 1959 ' N mws,ngcoR,D. .PACE FIVE Bluewater Highway North (Mrs. Fred Wallis, CorrespOndent) Jane 0' Pines Beach This summer community was saddened this past weekend by the sudden passing from a corm ary about 1.30 a.m. Sunday of Harry Husband, at his cottage. Mr. and Mrs, Husband had motored from London Friday evening as Usual, to spend the weekend. Mrs. Husband, awakened to hear her husband's laboured breathing, rushed next door to the cottage of Mr. arid Mrs. Leslie Ball. Mr. Ball came to the farm house and Dr. Addison was called from Clin- ton. Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Merkley with Mr, and Mrs. Robert Hall, Wing- ham, made an early morning trip from Wingham to be with Mrs. Husband, Mr. Merkley's sister, Bennett and Pineombe funeral home, London, have charge of the funeral arrangements, Interment in Forest Lawn Cemetery, London. Mr. and Mrs. James Barnes have had their son, Fred Barnes, Mrs, Barnes and grandson Leigh, Green Bay, Wis., with them for the past ten days, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Thomas, Mary Ann and Elizabeth, Chatham, also were with them on Sunday, corn- ing so that Mrs. Thomas could visit with her brother, Mr. Fred Barnes. Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Beutten- miller, Mr, and Mrs. Phil Hoet- bohmer and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Comley, all of Stratford spent the weekend at their respective cot- tages for the weekend. The Clinton on Club Picnic To be Hold in CLINTON COMMUNITY PARK TUESDAY, JUNE 23 AT 2.00 P.M. Sports for everyone, free ice cream, bring picnic baskets, own dishes and cutlery. EVERYBODY WELCOME 41AX; -4,4'.0:•.6'41.4:' GILLETTE ADJUSTABLE RAZOR $1.95 BLUE BLADES 50-52.50; 100-45.00 SHAVING SETS—Old Spice, Seaforth, Yardley $1.2$ up PARKER T BALL JOTTER PEN— Writes 5 Times Longer $1.95—$2.95 CAMERAS — LIGHTERS — PIPES CIGARS — BILLFOLDS FATHER'S DAY JUNE 2ist CANADA PACKERS LTD. 86 King St. CLINTON HU 2.9301 vegetables cookies cakes Clinton Brownies Fly Up Last days in the Clinton Brownie Packs have been completed by these young ladies who flew and walked up into Guides last week in special ceremonies conducted at the Ldgion Memorial Hall. Madame Commissioner Mrs. Sam Castle (back row) was in at- tendance. Front row, left to right, Joan Cooper, Carol Reichert, Grace Marie McAdam and Linda Steep; second row, Marie Lobb, Mary Jean Neilans, Mary McKim, Penny Wade, Cathy Deline, Rose Mary Carter, Bonnie Taylor and Dianne Currie. (News-Record Photo) Johns- tanning Baskets of pink peonies and fern at the altar of Londesboro United Church, made a lovely setting for the wedding of Marian June Man- ning, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Manning, Londesboro, to Stanley Edwin Johns, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johns, Seaforth. Rev. J. T. White performed the double-ring ceremony, on Satur- day afternoon, June 13. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor-length gown of French illusion lace styled with long lily-point sleyes and a bateau neckline accented with fine lattice work studded with iridescent se- quins and seed pearls. The skirt was nylon net with an apron of French illusion lace. A crown of iridescent sequins and seed pearls held her finger-tip veil and she carried a white Bible crested with Talisman roses and white stream- ers, Miss Mavis Steepe, Clinton, as maid of honour was gowned in a cocktail-length dress of white em- broidered nylon over coral rose taffeta fashioned with taffeta cum- f•IU 2-9351 MOPE CUSTOMERS' WOW COME CUR WAY. 1HE LIST IS GROWING. EVEraY DAY Phone H U 2-663, • position at the end of July, of this year. ofpleagihg 1.9 — THE DAY IS JUNE 21 — THE GIFTS ARE AT HERMAN'S — GIFT CERTIFICATES GIFT BOXES FREE Herman's en's Wear (OPEN FRIDAY EVENING) I 0 I Clinton A .