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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1960-01-28, Page 3Overnight Parking on the Streets of the Town of Clinton is Prohibited from Jane 28, 1960 to March 1, 1960. BY ORDER OF THE TOWN OF CLINTON 4-b 1• SAVE UP TO 4c A GALLON Choose the right one from 6 Different Gosolines Which blend do you use? Only you can decide which 0Sunoco's Six will give you knock-free perform- once — and save you money! RAY'S Sunoco Station 192 HURON STREET 0 NO; CLINTON PNO Ray Hoggarth, Prop. - HU 2-6661 HU 2-9013 ROTHY SARKER BYo ,eres:Kee;.;•.• 4:„ 'MY DAM" W 2 11111102 CAMADIM THE GREENS MADE IT ALL RIGHT!. all $100,000 of it. Mind you it took Mr. Green 18 years — and that's what he made, not what he kept. Like the Greens, moat of us in our lifetime will earn more than this Imposing pile of bank notes. Question it: how Much will We keep? Sys- tematic saving at the B of M helps you keep more of What you make. Just one of those 100,000 dollars will open a Savings account for you. Keep it strictly for saying, and there's One thing you , can say for th6 money you put into that account; .. you have really got It made. BANK OF MONTIttAL epokeet,k57*eit Vet44 PORTER'S HILL MRS. DONALD HARRIS Phone HU• 2-3362 Grace YPU The Grace-Andrew's Young People's Union met in the church basement on Stinday evening. Jan- et Harris, convener of Missions and World Outreach, was in charge of the worship service. Scripture lesson was read by Patsy Cox, and Gail Lockhart led in prayer. A story was given by Margaret Wallis. Janet Harris conducted a quiz. Following the meeting the exec- utive met and made plans for a tobogganing party to be held Thursday, February 4. The meet- ing closed with the Mizpah ben- ediction. Woma9's Association The Woman's Association of Grace United Church held their regular meeting on Thursday aft- ernoon, January 21 'at the home of _Mrs. Mary Manning, with 15 ladies present. The president, Mrs. Tom Sowerby Was in charge of the meeting. The Scripture lesson was read by Mrs. Donald Harris. Mrs. Julius Bauer read the topic and led in prayer. Roll call was an- swered with the payment of fees. Secretary and treasurer's reports were given and correspondence read. It was decided to continue With the travelling apron, the bake bas- ket and the holiday bells as mon- ey making projeets. Talent neon. ey articles for the February meet- ing are to be supplied by Mrs. A. Lockhart and Mrs. Donald Har- ris. „, ft, was decided to hold a Valen- tine crokinole party in the church basement on Friday evening, Feb- ruary 12, The meeting closed with the Mizpah benediction and lunch was served by the hostesses. Beattie Funeral Home on our 1-5 year Guaranteed Certificates Your money — $100 or more — begins to earn interest from the day you make the investment. To invest — see your local agent or send in your cheque. BRITISH MORTGAGi mum COMPANY Founded in 1877 Head Office: STRATPORD , DRUG STORES Special Values and •Befninders This Week 4.1.•1winwimmoimmumin H. C. LAWSON, LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE—Phone Hl 2-9644—Clionni TIAIRSPAY, 44.14111Al3•' 28, 1900 MINTON INVWS-B,PcOlD PAGE • ,THAIOr TIAIRSPAY, 44.14111Al3•' 28, 1900 MINTON INVWS-B,PcOlD PAGE • ,THAIOr IROEOPITAX9 .42(1XXLIARY TO • to Hospital Auxiliary. will be held BE IMP) VE4RTTART.g - In the nurses' residence on 'rues, The reOlar 114O00110 of the Pine.. daY, robrIAVY 2 at 8 p.m Wesley•Willis Sunday School Executive • Plan Winter Entertainment and Projects sible joint meeting to Plan for weekend to be spent at Vive ,00c$, by -the executives of both Sender' Schools. The next meeting will take the' form of a Potluck supper to 1),p, held on the regular meeting date, tag ()aerie. Street Sunday School February 16, Each members t(pt superhltendent regarding a PC's.' • guest. It is at this time a hostess will seize with glee almost any good reason for trying out a new recipe or 'showing off her gift coffee tab- le. I didn't realize, when I men- tIoned that it had been just a year since I hung up My editorial cap and dreamed up, the Diary of a Vagabond, that I would be an, ex- cuse for a celebration. During the course of the conversation at a previous party that . set off a manor display of gastronomic de- lights, I happened to mention that the one thing I really missed was my old swivel chair. My steno- grapher's bulge had become con- siderably flattened, I complained, by being parked on the hard seat Of an ordinary' straight backed chair, as I typed the weekly entry in this diary, I love surprises and when I Was blindfolded during the course of an evening affair, I had a premon- ition something very unexpected was about -to happen, It did. I was seated on a plastic cushion that felt like a greatly enlarged inhanaster and propelled from one end of my hostess's living room to the other. .Amid shouts of "Now you'll really have to produce" the blindfold was removed and I found a huge card hung . over the back of a brand new swivel chair. "To the Vagabond, may she travel far. From her envious home-bound friends." Have you ever noticed, there's one at every party. You know, the type of person who wears her diplomacy near the zero mark most of 'the time. In the midst of the hilarity as my new, coral plas- tic, foam rubber and chrome char- iot was being pushed about on its brand new ballbearing casters a enough to knew she would pro- bably cause a flurry by her re- by rail and that I waxed entireS- service and the ground I cover in each year in Search 'of the mater- iestie meet of the time about the good it is? I never use it." She how my 'travels had been largely ada's railroad to the Indians. Whet squeaky little voice piped up, 441 can't see why we don't give Can- for this column. She was smart mark, but obviously ,she was not ready for the information I fired at her, •• "A ii, but you do use the rail- road. Every hour of every clp.y, of every week in every year,'• replied. Starting with her shoes, asked her where she thought the dyes mid chemicals came from that cured the hide of the calf that had pro- duced the leather. This., I said went for her stockings, lingerie, dress, hat, bag and coat, HoW did she think the steel in the ear She drove arrived at the nianufac-' furer's factory, or the groceries she consumed -cduld finally be ser- ved at her table, Somewhere along the line, the railroad had been responsible for the safe ship- ping and arrival of goods that con- tribute to most of our creature comforts, either in- their raw state or , the completed form. • If it wer- en't for the railroad, I. contended, our standard of living could be greatly curtailed. I also main- tained that costs would soar if the .only mode of shipment was limit- ed to vehicular or air transporta- tion. • This set off a clatter of conver- sation that sounded like a travel- logue. The generous little lady who would present the Indians with the after offering me a lift home, ended up by carrying the chair to her car. As we rolled along on rubber (or could be ny- lon) that had probably coasted in its raw state many a mile on steel, she asked about the com- forts of rail travel, its cost and re- lative advantages. I know one thing, 'she'll never slip her toes into those blue shoes that could poke the eyes out of a snake with- out remembering their pigment undoubtedly was transported ac- ross our land by rail most likely from a ship that docked in Van- couver after a voyage from India where, I am told, indigo dye is perfected. The SuncIPY School Executive of Wesley. Willis United Church met ip. the church parlor on the evening of January 20 with an at- tendance of ten. Rea Steepe was in charge and .opened the meeting with prayer. In the absence of the secretary, Mrs. Steepe, the minutes Were read by Mrs. Holland. In the ab- sence of the treasurer, R. the financial report Was given by Mrs. It Elliott. A discussion an the recent Christmas program brought the suggestion that next year an ef- fort be made to give every mem- ber the opportunity to take part in the program, also that the need for homemade candy be more pub- licized. A' possible Sunday School sleigh ride was discussed but decided a- gainst. In its place the Primary Sunday School planned to hold a party for the juniors and their mothers on February 6. The sen- ior Sunday School planned for a skating party, lunch and film and set February 12 as tentative date. MonerSaving SPECIALS! EVELYN HOWARD THEATRICAL COLD_CREAM 1 POUND ReP: ago 69c SHAVE CREAM D'A BRAND—Reg 49c 39c HINDS NOXZEMA SKIN CREAM Req. 65c HELENE CURTIS — 16 ox. CREME RINSE 2.00 VAL UE 98c Family Size COLGATE DENTAL CREAM PLUS 2 Bath Size Cakes PALMOLIVE SOAP 1.34 VALUE .............. , „„ 98c FER 6 6E918ifizeCtiteiTAL CREAM 78c 2L oiRbilitlis1Pi.vilsre::::::: 1.50 POND'S ANGEL SKIN LOTION Reg. 39c, 69c, 1,50 33c, 59c, 1.19 I.D.A. BRANDS At Regular Prices A.B.S. & C. Tablets 35c Bronchida Cough Syrup 85c Bronchida Cold Capsules ' 1.25 Bronchida Chest Rub 59c Cascara Tablets-5 grains, 100's 75c Epsom Salt 25c, 39c Friar's Balsam 25c, 45c Hydrogen Peroxide 20c, 30c, 50c Idasal Tablets , 49c, 99c Mercurochrome 25c Mineral Oil, 65c, 1.25 2 Tincture Iodine, 1/2 % 25c Spot Remover 40c, 75c EruE01(7.„ F. B. PENNEBAKE RHUnter 24626 DRUG GIST In a small town such as the one in which I reside, any excuse for a Party is always weicorne. Bah, tea and brides-to-be are well show- ered and visitors royally enter- trained. However, especially right after the holiday season when par- ty giving has been in high gear for Peeks, there comes a lull. Ambulance Service 111111111811111101111111111110111801111111111111111111111111110111.1110 The spirit and dignity of a Funeral Home Centres round the men who have built it, and • the personal service they and their staff provide. We aim to give every family served the fin- est, no Matter how much or how little they spend. I WHY DO ALL THAT WRITING? When A Rubber Stamp will do it faster, easier, . and who knows? may- - be neater, too. Order one at the Delivery, Within 10 dayi. Clinton News-Record WE REALLY DO SWELL UP INSIDE! WHEN IT CONES TO OIL, QeVE WAVE PIE PRIZE! eust. Toes &oz.,. 1410yd. Holland reported contaet, HONEY and ALMOND CREAM 2 for 98c 10 ounces 1.35 1.22 VALUE 2 Ounces NIVEA L US CREME 2 101iAcs N .HAND LOTION 98c Yes, you can still earn the excellent rate oi 1