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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1961-08-24, Page 3TAXI SERVICE Mrs, James Brown Has Enjoyable Trip to Calgary Witnesses -WM. • Convene at Wingham Centre Hari McNally, presiding Min- ister of the local congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses attend, ed a special meeting of 36 ministers in the Durham. King- dom. Hall. During the three hour ses- sion Winston. Peacock, circuit supervisor of Jehovah's Witnes- ses gave final ,instructions, to the group in commotion with. the coming convention of 15 congregations in mid-Septere- her At Wingham, Ontario, This brought to fruition two mon- ths of preparation for this gathering. Mr. McNally said :that every- thing was in readiness for the event. Some of the 36 minist- ers will be in charge of the 18 departments needed to have the convention funotion, prop- JuniOr Pupils Have Party at Square (00,ymul Correspondent) • Mrs. William E. Parker gr. ranged a picnic party At Clan, Gregor Square on Wednesday of last Week for the children of the Junior Reem in Bay- field School, It was in honor of Bradley Turner, grade About 35 children assembled at noon. Mrs. Parker led in games, in one of which Michael Eckert presented Bradley with a. fl- ash camera, as a remembrance from his school mates. Bradley thanked all for the gift. Mrs. W, E. Parker was as- sisted in serving by Mrs, Alli- ed Makins, Mrs. Wilfred Cas- tie and Mrs. Robert MacVean. During the program Robbie MacVean was also presented with a "Bon Voyage" gift from his classmates. Seaforth Men Visit North Dakota Friend Orval .Greer and son, Harv- ey, RR 4, Seaforth, returned last week from a trip to Ne- home, North Dakota where they visited Mr. Wellington Johnston,. an uncle who has liv- ed in North. Dakota for a Mm- her of years having lived for- merly in Bayfield, Mr. Johnston who has cele- brated his 95th birthday en, joys remarkably good health, is keenly interested in the hap penings of today as regards the spiritual and natural side of life, and is: able to read with- out the aid of glasses. The hospitality shown. by Mr, Johnstone And his daught- ers, Grace, and son liar- vey, and "also, Mr. Percy Par- ker a neighbour of Mr. John- sten's (who formerly Also went from Bayfield) was much Ap, preciated and will never be forgotten, St. Paul's Rector On Air Next Month The Rev. Peter L. Dymond, rector of St, Paul's Anglican Church • will present the 15- Minute Church of the Air larQ-' gram. over CKNX radio, on the three days, -September 4, 5 and 6. Time scheduled is 9.15 a.m.. Thurs, Aug. 24# 1961—Clinton News-Record—Page Shower Held For Young .Brideflect At Station Clinton BEAT THE TAX BUY IN AUGUST AND SAVE! at all I.D.A„ DRUG STORES August 21 to 31 Lanolin and Cold Cream SOAP Mrs. James Brown, 146 Qu- een Street, returned last week from a three week visit to tile Canadian west. She travelled by train with her daughter; Mrs. Arthur Wilson, Trenton, whom she met in Toronto, Reason for the trip was to meet Mrs. Brown's sister-in- law, Mrs. Rose liare, who had come for the summer from her home in Essex, England, to be with her daughter, Mrs. Peter Welding and granddaughter Christine in Calgary. This was the first time Mrs. Brown had seen her sister-in-law since leaving England herself in 1903 58 years ago, Mrs. Brown enjoyed the trip completely, since it Was her first "real" trip away from On- tario, A motor trip from Cal- gary took them into British Columbia, through Kicking Horse Pass and the Great Div- ide. They visited Field, Golden and the Radium Hotsprings, went to Lake Louise and Banff, saw the St, Clair Can- yon and the chair lifts used by skiers in the season; saw the Three Sisters Mountain and Mount Eisenhouer, "Calgary", says Mrs. Brown., "is a lovely city". There are thousands of snapdragons, and their colours are arranged most beautifully." She also remark- ed upon the lovely flowers and lawns ,at the chateau on Lake Louise, the startlingly blue of this lake, Which combines with white snow and mountain st- reams. Her relatives live in the Forest Lawn area of Calgary. A miscellaneous shower was held last Thursday for Miss iris Ellis, daughter of Serg- eant and Mrs, Lee Ellis, RCAF Station Clinton. About 13 fr- iends attended the affair held at ,the home of Mrs, Wallace Hacking, RCAF Station Clin- ton, Mrs. June Aldwinckle and Mrs, Hacking were in charge of the games, Mrs. Pat Tremblay poured tea from the daintily arranged tea table, ,and a buf- fet luncheon was served, Miss Ellis is to be married on Sep- tember 2, Fruit Growers Enjoy Twilight Meet Near Kippen (Middleton! Correspondent) The annual twilight meeting of the Huron County Fruit Growers' Association was held Thursday evening, August 17 at William McKenzie's, orchard near Kippen. Mr. McKenzie is president of the organization and he and Mrs. McKenzie warmly wel- comed the fruit growers and their wives. Present also were the pres- ident of the Lan biton County Association and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Watson, warden Ivan Forsyth and several reeves of various municipalities as well as Professors from the OAC. Russell Chard, Forest, field- man for the association, was chairman for the programme. Professors Kelly and Goble spoke briefly outlining the problems, peculiar to this sea- son. J. J. Johnson, London, fruit . inspector, gave an interesting resume of crop prospects and marketing. Warden Forsyth brought greetings from the County, Some lively entertainment was provided by Mr. McKenzie in the form of the Exeter Leg- ion Pipe Band, who were most. generous with their music. A lovely buffet lunch was served by the ladies. A special note of thanks was tendered Mr. and Mrs. McKenzie, who spar- ed no efforts to make the ev- ening a very pleasant one, Polythene SHELF LINER Bright assorted colours elIMMIE11 11•111.111111•111•111...1•1•1 011111••••1101.•1 11 34" wide — 8' long SUNSET Pink, White, Green 5c a cake 49c 2 ROLLS 88C erly, The others will be their assistants. DRIVE-IN MOVIES Goderich Highway 8—East of Town WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY THROW CUSHION Rayon Taffeta cover firmly packed with Kapok. Each cushion has a centre button on both sides. Cushion is about 12" square and 3" thick. Assorted solid colours. THUR. and FRI. August 24-25 Gregory Peck and Harry Guardino "PORK CHOP HILL" Albums of Choice Design 97c DUST PAN 3-RING BINDER Belinda Lee, Jacques Serans "GODDESS OF LOVE" (Color) Made of high-impact polyethylene. Comes in assorted colours, Thin edge presses tightly to floor. SAT., MON. & TUES. August 27-28-29 Sterling Hayden and Eve Miller "KANSAS PACIFIC" Stiff-cover Vinyl Plastic binder made in Canada. Takes 8I/2"x 11" refill. 1 1/4" diameter rings. Portraits, Commercial Photography, etc. Jervis Studio 130 Isaac St. HU 2-7006 26to30b 39c 77c "PENORAMA" of Ball Point Pens Peter Sellers, Terry Thomas "CARLTON BROWN OF THE FOREIGN OFFICE" WED., THUR. & FRI. Aug. 30-31, Sept, 1 Randolph Scott and Phyllis Kirk "THUNDER OVER THE PLAINS" Also The Bowery Boys in "MASTER MINDS" Your choice of a 2-pen, 3-pen or 5-pen set. Each set contained in a colourful pocket secretary complete with pad. All pens have five-point spaghetti-type refills. Pens and secretaries in assorted colours. Any One Set — 49c Any Two Sets -- 88c We're Doing All That Back4o-School Laundering For Her! Smart Mom! Back-to-school days don't put her in a work daze .. . she's letting us take those extra laundry chores off her hands these days. • We launder and finish Dad's shirts, too! • Let us launder and iron your linens! LUCKY NUMBER THIS WEEK IS 1910 Check Your Calendar. if the numbers match take the calendar to our office. and claim your $3.00 credit. Good Used Suites and (hairs at Beattie Furniture PARK FEonrteCortarninfmoretnt& The Air Conditioned I.D.A. BRANDS GODERICH PENCILS 12 f r 49c IDASAL TABLETS 300's reg. 99c 79c Now Playing "Bimbo the Great" Technicolor circus picture Also "THE FABULOUS WORLD OF JULES VERNE" 1—Davenport 2-piece Suite 2-3-piece Chesterfield Suites 2—Sklar Swivel Rockers, 6 months old 1---Oak Buffet 1—Nearly new Swing King Recliner 1--Knechtel Combination End Table Book Shelf HALIBUT LIVER OIL CAPSULES MON., TUES., WED.—Aug. 28-29-30 — SPECIAL ATTRACTION — Sophia Loren -- Peter Sellers and Vittorio De Sick Present George Bernard Shaw's great comedy 100's reg. $1.15 89c 250's reg. $2.29 500's reg. $4.29 $1.89 $3.49 IDAVITES 100's—reg. $6.00 $495 These are just a few of the many Specials we are featuring. Drop in and see the rest and Save in August. "THE MILLIONAIRESS" 'Scope and Color—British Made—Adult Entertainment THUR., FRI., SAT — Aug. 31, Sept. 1 and 2 Jimmy Rogers -- Luana Patten and Chill Wills From the classic novel by John Fox Jr. "THE LITTLE SHEPHERD OF KINGDOM COME" In 'Scope and Color No Reasonable Offer Refused LAUND RY cc_CLIANERS Hid F. B. PENNEBAKER Unique Photo 2-6626 Service DRUGGIST Clinton — Ontario Beattie Furniture LIMITED -Nvece az. cage,dgy:47at4:e Coming—Bob Mitchum in "THE LAST TIME I SAW ARCHIE" 9ei HU-2-7064 CLINTON PHONE HU 2-9521 Shop at these Clinton "Jackpot' stores!! ing WEEKLY PRIZE $5.00 CASH Draws made Tuesday Win TWO GRAND MONTHLY PRIZES $15 $50 at News-Record Office at 6 p.m. Lee's Your Style Centre in Clinton For Ladies', Men's & Boys' Wear OPEN A REVOLVING CHARGE ACCOUNT FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY'S NEEDS RULES OF NEWS-RECORD "JACKPOT" 1. Every purchase or payment on account at any of the participating firms advertising in the "Jackpot" entitles you to an opportunity to win the weekly and monthly Jackpot Prizes. 2. Each Tuesday evening the $5 weekly prize will be drawn by a member of the News-Record staff. 3. On the third Tuesday of each month, draws will be made by a guest for the Grand Monthly Prizes of $15 and $50 each. Winners of weekly prizes are also eligible for these prizes. 4. Employees and Immediate families of the co- operating firms, and of the Clinton News-Record are not eligible to enter this Jackpot event. 5. Winners names will be announced in the News- Record each Thursday. For A Safe Journey USE FITZSIMONS FOOD FAIR CLINTON MEAT MARKET For Quality Meats Jackpot Special For This Weekend Chickens 35c lb. Sealy Special Mattress Promotion all sizes $39.88 No better mattress at $59.50 CLINTON CAB COMPLETE Well Trimmed Loin Pork Chops lb. 67c All Chicken Varieties Campbell Soups 6 for $1.00 Barbecue-Type Chickens lb. 55c For BOYS and MEN DAY or NIGHT Phone HU 2-9012 George McGee, Prop. 3 1/2 lb. Average BEATTIE FURNITURE Aiken's Footwear & Clothing Phone HU 2-3834 Be Sure to Ask for your "Jackpot" Coupons and Deposit in "Jackpot" Draw Box in News-Record Lobby. Phone HU 2-9412 Art Colson — Grant Irwin KING STREET FREE DELIVERY ART GROVES & SON F. B. PENNEBAKER Herb's Food Market JACKPOT SPECIALS ROY MANN'S Supertest Service Station SPECIALISTS ANSTETT JEWELLERS WZ-CFi' REPAIRS 'N . 'IN 11/ t Black & Decker Power Tools For Rent SAW - SANDER DIAMONDS WATCHES GIFTS in Effective Aug. 24-30 Inclusive Allen's PINEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT DRINK 48-ot. tin 29c Kraft JET-PUFF MARSHMALLOWS 11-oz. pkg. 29c Oink Seal SALMON 1-lb, tall tins ....... ,,,,,,,,, 69c Monarch Family iiZe CAKE. MIXES pkg,,31c BULK VINEGAR WHITE or CIDER — In your own Container. SaVe the cost of a jar — gal. 65c — FREE DELIVERY Phone HU 2-3445 SAVE BLACK DIAMOND STAMPS "The House of Admiral Store" PLOWER LOVERS ATTENTION Bring Your Flowers To The FLOWER SHOW on FRIDAY, AUGUST 25 at the Town Hall GOOD PRIZES GIVEN Sponsors: HorticUltural Society Automatic Transmissions All Makes and Models Harold's White Rose Garage Albert St., Clinton Phone HU 2-9525 Supertest Products • CAR WASHING • LUBRICATION • GENERAL REPAIRS Special . . Dunlop Gold Seal 750 x 14 Tubeless SALE $19.95 with trade Reg. List $32.15 CLAYT DIXON'S AUTO SUPPLY DRILL - SABRE SAW AGENT FOR Rowntrees Chocolates & Neilson* Dorothy Gray and Du Barry Cosmetics Everything in Baby Needs Veterinary Supplies USED CARS J. W. Counter VICTORIA SEET Behind Clinton Post Office PHONE HU 2-9079 BUIUDERS' SUPPLIES HU 2-9612 — Albert St. Victoria Street HURON ST. — CLINTON - PHONE HU 24414, HU 2-6626ieltigiet FOODS CLINTON AMSINCS IMPORTED Clinton HU 2-9023 HU 2-7034 Rattenbury Street CENTRAL CITIES SERVICE "CHAMPION" Fot Modern Gas and Oil Furnace Sales and Service Of Citici Service— GAS OILS Car Washing . GREASES A Specialty A. 6. GRIGG and SON Full Line of Firestone Auto Accessories Corner of King and Mary Streets .— Neer IGA PHONE HU 24411 CLINTON PHONE HU 2-90 32--CLINTON . --Automatic Delivery — Englan Insured by Priidential d for Safety —Cleanest Burning SPECIAL THIS WEEK Men's Shorts Men's Singlets 7k each 75c each Check Our Line Of BABY NEEDS Chiller Heating and Electric "We Specialize in Fuel Oil" MS %MICE TOM CHUTER, or JOE WILD, IHU 2-7652 HU 2-9519 STREET C LitelITO