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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1961-12-07, Page 4DROP IN And see ear attractive Christmas packages i3e repay in time with p very personal Christmas. Gift Rudy Engel, Photographer Better Portraits, Better Service. 15A Victoria St., Open on Tuesday; Clinton, Ont. Friday & Saturday 48b Classified Ads Bring Results 'MY BANK' TO MILLION CANADIANS Who is our ufilifl rfih customer ? A housewife in Hamilton . . . a youngster in Yarmouth . . . a farmer in Fruitvale? Frankly, we'd just be guessing. This year our total customers soared above the three-million mark. But which new customer in our network of 875 branches was the one between 2,999,999 and 3,000,001, we have no way of knowing. But we do know our 3-millionth cus- tomer will probably use the B of M in many ways ... to save for the things he wants, to finance his automobile at low cost, to pay his household bills and to keep his valuables safe. If he is a businessman, he might use Canada's first bank to finance his day-to- day operations, to pay his employees, to collect and remit money the world over ... if he is a farmer, "MY BANK" might be called upon to finance new trucks, modern barns and labour-saving electri- cal equipment. He's very important to us, that 3- millionth customer. Never before in our long history have we been privileged to serve so many. We number with a good deal of pride those three million expres- sions of trust from people who call the Bank of Montreal "MY BANK". BANK OF MONTREAL &Alai 9/44e 64#4 WORKING WITH CANADIANS IN EVERY WALK OVLIFE SINCE 1517 13936 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. Be Sure to Ask for your "Jackpot" Coupons and Deposit in "Jackpot" Draw Box in News-Record Lobby. Shop at These Clinton "Jackpot" stores!! WIN WEEKLY PRIZE — $5.00 CASH TWO GRAND MONTHLY PRIZES $15 & $50 at News-R6ecpc:Irde — Office Draws made Tuesday nWISMM• • SOCKS SLIPPERS SWEATERS SPORT SHIRTS GLOVES BILLFOLDS AT Aiken's HU 2-9352 For A Safe Journey USE CLINTON CAB COMPLETE TAXI SERVICE , DAY or NIGHT Phone HU 2-9012 George McGee, Prop. CLINTON MEAT MARKET For Quality Meats Jackpot Special For This Weekend FRESH PORK BUTT ROAST 49c lb. Phone HU 2-3834 Art Colson — Grant Irwin KING STREET F. B. PENNEBAKER AGENT FOR Rowntree's Chocolates & Nellsons Dorothy Gray and Du Barry Cosmetics Everything in Baby Needs Veterinary Supplies HU 2.6626 Albeit CLINTON Do Your Christmas Shopping Early This Year We have a fine selection of outstanding Gifts. See also our fine selection of knitting wool. For Personal Attention and Service shop at AMSINGSAL BERT VARIETY, STORE 55 Phone HU 2-9525 ANSTETT JEWELLERS DIAMONDS WATCHES '—'11 .41 GIFTS EXPERT WATCH REPAIRS Albert St., Clinton "CHAMPION" FUEL OIL *Cleanest Burning —Insured by Prudential of —Automatic Delivery England for Safety "We Specialize in Fuel Oil" A. G. GRIGG and SON PHONE HU 29411 CLINTON hrge 4,-Ciinton .Newp-110c0rd TOnorsq Dec, 7, 1961 Clinton Community Concert Band and majorettes. placed second in the Santa Claus par- ade on Saturday. They were beaten by Seaforth girls Band by a slim margin of only four points. Clinton earned 261, to the host town band's 265, The Concert Band came home, richer by $50, made up of $25 prize money, and $25 for taking part in the parade. They showed excellent marching and playing form, .and left nothing to ask In deportment and ef- fort. Many citizens, not only of Clinton and Seaforth but al- Bushfield-Schultz The Rev. .RI, D. Crosby per- formed a wedding ceremony on Friday evening, December 1, in the parlours of the United C11.-.. urch, St. Marys, in which Joan Patricia Stewart became the bride of Robert Bruce Bush- field, St. Marys. • The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Schultz, RCAF Station Clinton. Her husband is the son of Mrs. Leah Bushfield, St. Marys. Giver). in marriage by heir father, the bride wore a blue tailored suit with brown acces sories. Attendants were Miss Mary Ann Juluis, Toronto, and William. Price, London. A re- ception followed. in the Pine Crest Inn, at St. Marys. Following a honeymoon in the Northern United States, the young people will live on Park Street, St. Marys. so from out-of-town points complimented the entire group as the best they had seen or heard by far, in the parade, Congratulations go to the Seaforth Band for winning, The slim margin indicates that the Clinton Band is fast becoming one of the 'top such organize- lions in, this part of Cnterio, The band is happy to know that publie opinion has placed the band in the winner's Bandmaster George Wonch thanks every band member and majorette, who took part in the parade, for their fine efforts. A lot of credit goes to the drum major, Bob Howard, for the vast 'improvement in the last few months in marching, appearance and deportment. Without his help, this improve- ment would not have been pos- sible. In the past two weeks the Band and majorettes have com- peted with approximately 17 bands and have maintained their second place standing. The record to date: 1959 at Seaforth, no prize; 1960 'at Seaforth, third; 1961, last at Waterloo; second at London; second at Seaforth with high average and standing. All members are reminded that practices start again on Tuesday everting, December 12 in readiness for the concert at CDC' auditorium on Sunday evening, December 17. With examinations over this week there is no excuse for not hav- ing 100 percent attendance for this and other practices' to maintain this and even a better high standard. Christmas Fair At Huronview The second annual Christmas Fair sponsored by Huron County Ladies Auxiliary to Huronview, was held in the craft room at the home on Monday afternoon, December 4. It was a decided success, with the chairman, Mrs. Fred Thompson officially opening the event. Gifts for this year's fair were contributed by the people of the villages of Blyth and Au- burn, and merchants of Clin- ton. Five large tables were laden with gifts suitable for men and women. They were each provided with $4 play money, to buy these items, pric- ed at. 25 cents, 50 cents' and one dollar. Members of the auxiliary were on hand' to as- sist the residents. Mrs. W. C. Bennett, RR 5, Clinton, convened the Fair. with Mrs. W. E. 1Vianaghan at the door serving as cashier. Tea and cookies were served to all residents, following the Fair. The play money was contri- buted by •a London Hospital, A group of Kinettes from Clinton helped with gift wrapping. Members of the auxiliary 'are grateful' ,to all who, helped make the event a success. If You're TIRED Obituary Mrs. deWitt C9$0.11$ Funeral service :Or the late Lillian Ray Brown, beloved wife of . Rev. C, W. DeWitt Cos- ens was conducted at Trinity United Church, Uxbridge, on November 25, 1.951.. Rev, Donald jay, Uxbridge, officiated, assisted by long time family friends Rev. Stan- ley Johnston, Toronto, and Rev.. Enos Hart, Weston. A short service and interment followed in Listowel Cemetery. Mrs. Cosens. was born in Cornwell, on January 8, 1891, the daughter of the well-known pharmacist Ezra Healey Brown, She attended school in Corn- wall and Ontario Ladies Col- lege in Whitby. She took her teacher's training in Toronto and taught In the Cornwall area before her marriage on Atigast 17, 1918. She is' fondly remembered, for her consecrated unselfish ser- vices at each of their pastor- ates in Bryanston, Lucknow (Ash:field circuit), Springfield, Stratford (Parkview United Church) Clinton (Wesley-Wil- lis), Essex, Toronto (Wesley), Kintore and Brooksdale. She created a warm Chris- tian home for her husband and four daughters by living up to the high ideals she taught. The great love which bound her family together is a monument to her life as a wife and moth- er. Although her family and home were • her first concern, she always found time for all the spiritual and social aspects of the church life as attested by her farreaching influence on the many young people in ehurch and Sunday School. The ladies also honoured her with a life membership in the Woman's Missionary Society. She was predeceased by her parents, two brothers, Dr. Frederick 'Brown, 1929, and PERSONAL. PHoro Giving Away 1 dozen Free Christmas Photo Cards every sitting for a Child's Photo Jervis Studio 130 Isaac St. HU 2-7006 Harald 19l Brown, SepteOwi. API her cht_gghter Rev, B. Iftr.guerite Cosens, Au t, 1961, She will be sadly .missed. by her husband, three daughters, Mrs. J, A, (Kathleen) Ross, Vencouverl Mrs. J, Lb (Elean- or) McFadden, Sit. Catharines, and Mrs. R, F. (Bernice). Willis, Matheson, eight grandchildren and two brothers, Edgar C. Brown, Vankleek Hill, and Dr. Stanley H. Brown, Detroit, Mich, .Clinton Band News (By Bandmaster George Wench Wed at St. Marys MR. and MRS. ROBERT BRUCE BUSHFIELD were married in the United Church parlours, St. Marys on Friday evening, December 1, by the Rev. R. Crosby. The bride is Joan Patricia Stewart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Schultz, RCAF Station Clinton and her husband is the son of Mrs. Leah Bushfield, St. Marys. The young couple will live in St. Marys following a honeymoon in the Northern United States. (Photo by Oliver) SPECIAL STORE HOURS For December OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS OPEN EVENINGS FROM MON. DEC. 18 TO SAT. DEC. 23 INCLUSIVE SHOP AT HOME AND SAVE , Clinton Retail Merchants Committee FIRST MORTGAGES Farms, Residential and Commercial Through The Industrial Mortgage and Trust Company Contact our Agent: Phone 863; Exeter 47-8-9-50b I Now and then everybody gets a "tired-out" feeling and may be bothered by backaches. Perhaps nothing seriously wrong, lust a tempor- JOHN BURKE,' Realtor ary condition caused by urinary Irritation or bladder discomfort. That's the time to take and Insurance Dodd's Kidney Pills. Dodd's, help stimulate the kidneys to relieve this condition %4111ch may often cause backache and tired feeling. Then you fool better, rest better, work better. 81 .11110111111111111 Lee's Your Style Centre in Clinton For Ladies', Men's & Boys' Wear OPEN A REVOLVING CHARGE ACCOUNT FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY'S NEEDS FITZSIMONS FOOD FAIR BEATTIE FURNITURE Are now displaying one" of the BEST assortments of GIFTS to be found anywhere FOR THE HOME TIP TOP — 20-oz. tins Pork & Beans .,.. 3 for 49c YOUNG'S — Assorted Jelly Powders .... 6 for 49c COUNTRY STYLE Sausage \ 3 lbs. $1.00 Phone HU 2-9412 FREE DELIVERY JACKPOT SPECIALS Effective. Dec. 7-13 inclusive Berry-Box Strawberry Jam, 24-oz. jar 49c Delmar Margarine ..„ 4 lbs 99c Burns Bakeasy Shortening lb., 25c Clark's Rich Brown Beans ........ —... 2 20-oz. tins 390 See Our Display of Modern AMEROCK Cupboard Hardware and ARBORITE Counter Top VICTORIA STREET HU 2-9612 - Albert St. I Behind Clinton Post Office PHONE HU 2-9079 Modern Gas and Oil Furnace Sales and Service Chuter Heating and Electric TOM CHUTER, or JOE WILD, HU 2-7652 HU 2-9519 FREE DRAW with every Transistor Radio sold before Christmas Free Draw on Three Piece Tommy Towers LUGGAGE SET Value $49.95 CLAYT DIXON'S AUTO SUPPLY HU 2-7034 Rattenbur Street CENTRAL CITIES SERVICE Cities Service—. GAS OILS Car Washing GREASES MIES SI VICE A Specialty Full Line' of Firestone Auto Accessories Corner of King' and Mary Streets Near IGA PHONE HU 2-9032 - w CLINTON ROY MANN'S Supertest Service Station Class "A" Mechanic Specializing In Tune Ups and General Repairs USED CARS ART GROVES & SON "The House of Admiral Store" Jackpot Special 19" ADMIRAL Portable TV Set Lighted Channel Selector New Compactron Tube 5 Year Warranty Thinman Portable HURON ST. — CLINTON PHONE HU 2-9414 Try Betty Crocker"s New Buttereake Mixes— Applesauce Raisin, Butter Cream, Chocolate Fudge ............. 45c pkg. — FREE DELIVERY -- , Phone HU 2-3445 Save Black. Diamond Stamps Herb'szrk Food J. W. Counter BUILDERS' SUPPLIES SPECIALISTS in. Automatic Transmissions All Makes and Models Harold's White Rose Garage Victoria Street Clinton HU 2-9023