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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1960-05-26, Page 11S CLINTON JUNIOR FARMERS' ANITATION EWNG PREE The local Junior Farmers are raising money to conduct an educational tour, and will be calling on district fcirmers during the week of May 30 to June 4. Ilene wait, untilt Juniov Farmer calls, tp order your fly controls, wormers, utensil cleaners and treat- ments. 'Help your J4nior Farmers and let us help yoli. PreS. GARNET WRIGHT Sec,, TOM CUNNINGHAM -47';! A s Am, ••• •• ••••II• 41,••••• 4, 1958 PLYMOUTH 6 cylinder • Deluxe Sedan, one owner, low mileage. Very Clean. 1957 PLYMOUTH 8 Cylinder Deluxe, Radio—Like New. 1956 CADILLAC Sedan Radio all Fewer Equipment. something a little above the to see this one. TRUCKS 1958 VOLKSWAGEN ton If you want rest be sure Pickup. Low Mileage, Very Clean. Economic- al Transportation. MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM J. & T. MURPHY LTD. Phone HU 2-9415 Huron St. WIN THIS GRAND PRIZE A New Westinghouse Rohde `Courtesy of Clinton Electric Shop 90 ALBERT ST.. CLINTON, ONT. PHONE HU 2-6646 YOUR FRIENDLY WesIinghouse -You Can Be SURE If les WESTINGHOUSE A (Correspondent, MRS. N, I-OriOr Phone Hensel! 814r15) • NEWS OF KIPPfN M AY 30 UESDA MAY 30 I T MAY 31 Y I THUBSDAY I FRIDAY JUNE 2 JUNE 3 FAMILY NiGHT WED., JUN[ 1 7.30 to 9.30 P.M. FREE--GOLD BOND STAMPS. FREE-1 PACKAGE 00 FIVE ROSES FLOUR (TO EVERY ADULT ATTENDING) You dire inviteci molt ruts, woo, " „ nom& F72,1040 tO OUR EE COOKING SCHOOL, .IONDESBORO gaunt, 444 ..pent tho,w001044 with 1/4 parents, Fred Prest made A busineSS. trip to Landon pn '114q4(1ay, • Mr. and Mrs, Thowa4 Allen spent the weekend fishing trip in Northern Ontario. Miss Margaret TarrIblyn, irugtvn,spent the holiday 'Weekend at,. her home here, Mr. and Mrs, Herb Crawford and Sandra, London, called on Fred Frost or Saturday, • Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Robert Thompson. were Mr. and Mrs. Ivan. Thompson and fain- ily, Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Capling, Kitchen, er, were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Clair Vincent :and family, Mr. _and Mrs. William Glover and son Willows,. Marlette, gen,. spent Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs, Willows' MOuntain and Mrs. Robert youngblut. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Howatt and ,children, and Mrs. 'Wilmer Howatt, spent Sunday :afternoon With the latter's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Heber Shute and family, Khiktorr. We welcome Mrs. William Lyon back to her home, .iravhig spent the winter with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jack MereW and tam- ily, Hamilton. We are also pleas- ed to welcome Mrs, Fred Plaetzer, Auburn, who is companion house- keeper for Mrs. Lyon for the summer, Last Thursday evening Rev. Harold Steed, -Moorefield,: was guest speaker at a joint meeting of the Explorer and Mission Band groups. Rev. Steed, who has spent years in Africa until two years ago, showed slides of African life and customs, which proved very interesting as Africa has been so prominent- in the news for some time. Mrs, Robert Townsend, Who spent the past month with rela- tives in Morden, Man,, and in Regina, Sask., returned home last Friday. Miss Dorothy Little and. Mrs. Bentham, Oshawa, accomp- anied her home from:.. Toronto. A sister, Mrs. Armstrong, Morden,. who has been in poor health for some time, is being oared for in a nursing ,home in Morden and is as well as..can be expected. Honour Bride-elect Miss Glenda McDougal gave a surprise party for her friend Miss Flaye Gaunt one evening prior to her marriage, Her school churns: and friends on the 13th concession met ,and presented her with a k it ()hen shower of Many useful'irt-. icles.: A pleasant evening was en- joyed, followed .by lunch. . The -same week ,Mrs Douglas Snell gave her 'home 'fOr a social evening . to about ,:4$ friends and neighbours.- - Mrs. ,lack Snell ,Arild Mrs. D6naid Sprung .assisted in miscellaneous 'shower of lovely gifts. • f ; Last Friday evening 0,00, 60 neighborria met hothe of Mr. And. Kra".. Earl Gaunt in hon- our of „the new-weds, and ,pre- sented them with a.lianip and tele- ehor... A. social: .time Intlr lowed ititersp*e& •- Several contests. A. lunch bran- . ght the evening to a er71,P1144Rr' OUR sEkvieE is"F3Pg" &UT NOT OUR PRICE... AND THAT Ig HOW WE'VE BUILT THINGS RIONTJ) Mr. and Mrs, Zan! 'Poig„ 9,4014 Rapids, Michigan, visited Over the weekend with. his mother, Mrs, 1,Ordia DOig, and -sister Howard Finkbeiner returned home from St..-Joaeptes- Ho§Pital,. London, where he was a patient for A. few day4, -Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs, Ted Taylor in the re- cent pas,...ing Of a brother, the late Mr. Quance, -Staffe, Mr. and Mrs. George Cro,s'bY and family, 'St, Catharines, spent the holiday weekend with the kart- tor's sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. James Drummond; and 'fain, ily, - Mr; And Mrs. Norman Dickert and Mr, and Mrs. j.axne.s. McGreg- or visited on Sunday with rela- tives of Mr. Dickert in Clifford. Mrs. Dean Brown passed away at her late residence in Green, way on Saturday, May 21. She Was the former -Jennie E. Steep- ex,. and leaves to inOorn her loss her husband, three daughters, Mrs, Carman, (Olive) Woodburn, Greenway; Mrs, Elzar (Maudie) Mousseau, KAppen; Mrs. Rufus (IWby) Ttunionll, Grand Bend; one son, Russell, at home: She was in 'her 69th year. A private prayer • service was held Monday, May 23, at her resi, dence, folioWed by a public jun- eral service at Greenway United Church. Interment in Grand Bend Cemetery. Honour Bride-Bleat -Mrs. Emerson Kyle, Kippen, was hostess to a pleasant evening on Friday, May 20, when 30 rel- ativeS gathered- to honor Miss Marilyn Steckle, tondon, pleet of June 4. Games And con, tests were convened Iby Miss Ruth McOlinchey, Varna, after which the honored guest was asked to take her place .before a, floral ar- rangement of spring flowers, pink and white streamers and ivy. Mrs. Herb Klopp, Zurich, read the Addi-ess, 'Mrs, Wilmer Ferg. uson, Hensall, and Miss Grace Stephenson., Seafortn, presented the gifts. The bride-elect expres- sed her appreciation. Refresh- ments were served by the hostess, Sympathy is e›.ctencled Mr. and Mrs, Elzar Mousseau in the .sUci- den passing of a mother, the late Mrs„ Dean '.arown,- Greenway. • VARNA Mr. and iwrs, Fred MeClYmoht and family, and Mr. and Mrs. El- gin McKinley, attended the grad- uation exercises at Western On- tario Agricultural Sehool, Ridge- town, on Tuesday, May 17. L.O,L, held a successful paper drive last week. If anyone was missed please notify one of the members. Mrs, Percy Barker, Woodbridge, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barker, called on friends here last week. The sympathy of this commun- ity goes out to the Dawson fam- ily in their recent bereavement, Mrs. Donald Barker and Ruth, King City, and Mrs. Douglas Rob- inson, Toronto, visited here last week. .Thu!sda y, May 26g, 1960 -Clinton: News-Record Po • 1 IMPtiffiV VIB AFTERNOON SESSIONS 1:30 TO 3:30 DAILY .4„ (15 EACH DAY) 0 ,. 44iiiiips sir CATTLE GOING OUT ON GRASS? • Time to have your ELECTRIC FENCER Checked Repairs to All Makes Fencer Batteries MERRILL TV SERVICE 215 Victoria Street, Clinton Phene HU 2-7021 tosemme, Better Bargains with Ray THE FOLLOWING FAMOUS PRODUCTS ARE FEATURED AT OUR COOKING SCHOOLS ...... 24 ox. leaf 23c ...... „- 59c 3 lb. pkgs. 73c ALL WEATHER NYLON C.GOTIrEsEAKII 74b. bag 61c box 42c ...45c plus deposit 16-ot. jar 55c 20-ox. tin. 27i „.32-0*. bottle 27c 09c Weston's Bread ..... ... Weston's Chocolate Layer Cake Blue Bonnet Margarine „ Fire Roses Flour- „ .4.. ... . . OgiIfie Quick Cooking Oats • 7-Up, king Size 6-Bottie Carton I. G. A. t haix Spead-4c off St. Williams Apple Pie Filler Glide Liquid Starch 1. G. A. Instant ohm. ..****, Of AMR Sunny Morn Tea Bags-100's . .. — ...BSc I. G. A. Potato Chips 14-oz. 59c Sums* Crystal Mean Wax ..._. ...20-ox. deal 79e (Free Bottle Success Kieen Aid) I. G. A. Tablerite Bacon ............1-1b. pkg, 5 5 I. G, A, Salad Dressing .:.7:1?:14!":, .16-ox. jar 37c I. G. A. Liquid Detergent .24-o*. tin 59c 1.6.A. Meat Balls and Gravy • 39c I. do, A. Spaghetti With Meat Balls 3.91 I. G. A. Foil Wrap . .. , • • .25-foot roll Mt I. G. A. Fresh Produce E OUGHT TO PAV ATTENTION TO Tlic FUTURE, THAN THE wet . ;WE'RE GOING10 SPEND A\ 11.0 MORE TItIE IN IT/ 7.50/14 , $16.95 with trade-in 6.70/15 and 6.00/16 as low as $10.88 34 NYLON 6.70/15 „*....— •••••• •••• YU/ ........... • ...... • t• FOR $14.95 Ray's Sunoco Station RAY HOGGARTH. roprtatorj 192 Huron Street CUN110 Phone HU 2.9013 I.