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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1962-01-11, Page 3Great Sale of MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS Reg. 4.95 to 7.95 All Qualities and Weights in broken lines from our Christmas Irange. Sizes S-M-L-OS. 300 SHIRTS s3s5 AT THIS PRICE SPECIAL TO CLEAR 8 SUITS Sizes 36-37-40 $19.95 Reg. $59.50 $3950 $44 95 $49 50 Balance Of Our Stock Sale Price - $11.95 Sizes 8 to 16 - Reg. $15.95 NIL 21813 296 4 J77717f 5 7 1 /1711717 THE rilteC LADS OLD-MAN- WINTER IS REALLY ROUGH ot 000° 006A1 00014 FILL-UP NOW! HEATING OILPGASOUNE MOTOR OILS GREASES •-• 'WI 79c argains Men's WOOL & NYLON in., WORK SOCKS / 7L PENMAN'S WHITE 'T` SHIRTS .79c NAME BRAND-Reg. $1 7it. TOPS & BRIEFS 171. Reg. 1.50 & 2.00 NECKWEAR 79c PYJAMAS BROADCLOTH - POLO - FLANNELETTE Reg. $4.95 to $7.95 ALL REDUCED 20% FORSYTH SHIRTS WHITE -- PLAIN -- FANCY All Sizes Reg. to $6.95 NOW 3 For ONLY J u7iii in $10.95 SWEATERS -Balky,' V Neck, Ccirdigans All This Season's Styles and Colors CHOICYEOUR °/ 20 off TAKE MEN'S MATCHING SHIRT & PANT SETS GREEN -- GREY & TAN BOTH FOR $7.98 Reg. $9.90 4111111111111111111=11111111111 Vinsummumnioo AMY Ail WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOR OTHER SPECIALS DURING THIS SALE SAVE I Herman's Men's Wear I SAVE 20% to 50% CLINTON 20% to 50% Hu 24351 TAhte PARK Theatre Goderich Thur., Fri., Sat.-Jan. 11-12-13-Twin Bill Stewart Granger and Haya Harareet in "Secret Partner" plus a second feature "HIGH SCHOOL CAESAR" MON., TUES., WED. - January 15-16-17 - In Technicolor - Anthony Perkins, Gary Cooper and Marjorie Main You'll leave the theatre happier for having seen it. "FRIENDLY PERSUASION /1 The Quaker Classic THUR., FRI., SAT. - January 18-19-20 • - Double Feature - Richard Boone and Luana Patten Co-starred in an Arizona adventure with Apache Indian raiders. "THUNDER OF DRUMS" In Technicolor also - "FIRST ROUND-UP" featuring The Little Rascals Coming - "RING OF FIRE" adult entertainment ao l,ced, 90A0r 1.111M Lyric Theatre • Exeter TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY - 7.30 and 9.30 JANUARY 11 - 12 - 13 "CIMARRON" Starring GLEN FORD -- MARIA SCHELL (Color-Scope) JANUARY 15 - 16 - 17 "THE HONEYMOON MACHINE" Starring STEVE McQUEEN -- BR IG I D BAZLEN (Color Scope) Coming-"MORGAN THE PIRATE" (Color-Scope) If your fAmoot is more than geArg old )itt tirneio call your heating equipment dealer 20 Year Guarantee on Furnace Body FINK PLUMBING-.-HEATING & ELECTRICAL WIRING 84 Wellington Street Clinton Free Estimates- Phone HU 2-7682 S QUALITY CLOTHING AT GREAT SAVINGS! During this Annual Sale, you choose from only the finest of our regular quality stock of famous Name Brand clothing. NEW SHAPES & SHADES Reg. 7.95 & 9.95 SALE PRICE $4.95 All Sizes-36- to 44 Every Suit 100% Pure Wool--Some with 2 Pants. TAKEN FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK OF HIGH QUALITY SUITS Regularly $59.50 to $75.00 SUBURBAN COATS - CAR •COATS WINTER JACKETS WARM . COMFORTABLE • BEST MAKES GROUP No, - Reg. to $29.50 OUT THEY GO! ALL AT ONE PRICE $16n 95 3B16 GROUPS Entire Winter Jacket Range GROUP No, 2- Balance of Our ALL SIZES NOW ONLY $1 Balance of Topcoats Reduced 20% Thurs., Jan, 11, 1962-r-Clintan News-Record-r-Page Clinton and District` Obituaries .SALE -.STARTS • THUMP JANUARY 11 TERMS CASH ONLY ALL SALES FINAL Open Friday evening for your shopping convenience 1,111 UYS IN BOY'S WEAR sonwozzoNazormamai BOY'S LONG SLEEVE TAM O'SHANTER "T" SHIRTS Sizes 8 to 18 - Reg. $2.95 A REAL SAVING ONLY $2.29 nizommommir Boys' Zip Hood Nylon or Wool Coats Boys' Wool & Nylon DRESS SOCKS Fit All Sizes 8 to Um Now Only 65c pr. Reg. 95c BOYS' WINTER UNDERWEAR "T" SHIRTS CORDUROY SLACKS SWEATERS THERMAL DRAWERS and POLO PYJAMAS All Reduced - 10% BIG CLEARANCE OF MEN'S WINTER UNDERWEAR Penman's & Stanfield's Combinations -- Shirts -- Drawers ON SALE AT 20% DISCOUNT Hobberlin TAILORED SUITS Extra Trousers Free SAVE UP TO $35.00 CHOOSE FROM OUR COMPLETE RANGE OF SAMPLES. FORSYTH Terylene Stripes Reg. $7.95 - Sizes 15 to 161/2 To Clear Only $4.95 each Only .81 Donors At Blood Clinic Held January A blood (loners clinic held Clintonin. Wednesday night, January 3, saw only 81 donors out of a population of over 3,000 people contribute blood to. the London Division of the Callahan Red Cross Society. Officials termed the clinic .dis- appointing. The clinic held at the On- tario Street United' Church, was convened by Mrs. A. J. Malur- ray, Mrs. Alex Haddy and Mrs.. Q. M. Shearing, 'representing 'the Clinton Public Hospital Auxiliary. Assisting were Mrs. George Rumball, Mrs. Robert HOMuth, Mrs, Garnet Harland, Mrs. Douglas Ball, Mrs, Tom Steep, Mrs, H. C. Lawson, Mrs. A. J. Langdon, Mrs. W. E. Monagh- an and Mrs Jonn. George Sanderson George Sanderson, 66, died at the Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, Goderich, on Sunday, January 7. Born in. Clinton, he lived for the past 45. years in Goderich, being employed by the Cana- dian Pacific Railway. He was a member of Knox Presbyter- ian Church and the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 109. Surviving are his wife, the former Adeline Nivins; one son, CPO William Sanderson, RCN, Halifax; two daughters, 'Mrs. Ronald (Carol) Stevens, Hali- fax; Mrs. William (Mary Lou) Seeley, Buffalo, N.Y.; one sis- ter, Mrs. J. Rands, Clinton, and seven grandchildren. Service from the Lodge fun- eral home, Goderich, on Wed- nesday 'afternoon by the Rev. G. L. Royal. Burial in the vet- erans' plot, Maitland Ceme- tery, Goderich. 0 W.A. AND W.M.S. WILL MEET ON JANUARY 16 A joint meeting of the Wo- men's Association and Women's Missionary Society of St. An- drew's Presbyterian Church will be held on Tuesday, Jan- uary 16, at 2.30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. 'Snider. All ladies welcome. Myth Legion Has Joint Installation Of New Officers An installing team from Howick Branch No. 307 Cana- dian Legion, under the leader- ship of Fraser Lynn, conducted a joint installation ceremony in Blyth. Legion home Thursday evening, January 4, for Blyth Legion branch No. 420, and the Ladies' Auxiliary to the branch, Among the guests present was Legion zone commander, Douglas Andrews, Clinton. The installing team was as- sisted by auxiliary zone com- mander, Mrs. Mary McCann, Fordwich. The following Legion officers were installed: past president, Harold Badley; president, Don- ald Sprung; first vice-presi- dent, William Riehl; second vice-president, Arnold Berthot; secretary, Clare Vincent; trea- surer, Stanley Lyon; chaplain, Rev. Robert Meally; welfare officer, Edward Bell; sergeant- at-arms, William Thompson; executive committee, Kelland MeVittie, Scott Fairservice, Stewart Johnston, Stanley Ball, "Tommy" Thompson, George Haggitt. Ladies' Auxiliary officers were: past president, Mrs. Wil- liam Little; president, Mrs. Harry Gibbons; first vice-presi- dent, Mrs. Scott Fairservice; second vice - president, Mrs. John McLellan; secretary, Mrs. Harry Tebbutt; treasurer, Mrs. Edward Bell; executive com- mittee, Mrs. Harold' Badley, Mrs, Thomas Cole, Mrs. Luella McGowan, Mrs. Eva Welbanks, Mrs. Keith Hesslewood. KEEP CANDLE FROM DRIPPING TOO SOON To keep festive candles from dripping too quickly, place them in 'the refrigerator the day be- fore using, recommends the Food Department of Macdonald Institute; Guelph, Mrs. William Kiley A "former resident of Londes- boro, Mrs. William F. Riley died in Victoria. Hospital, Lon- don, Wednesday, January 3. She was born in Lonciesbovo, and had lived at Goderich and lensall before Moving to Lon- don, Surviving are her husband, one daughter, Shvon, at home; and two sisters, Mrs, John clair, Kippen, and Mrs. 'rem Butler, RR 4, Kornoka. Service at the Anglican Ch- urch of the Redeemer) Lon on, Saturday afternoon, January 6. Burial in Forest Lawn Mem- orial Gardens. Mrs, Jas. Bell McLean (Nippon. Correspondent) Mrs, James Bell McLean, Exeter, in her 88th year, pas- sed away suddenly of a heart attack on December 29 in Dun- das. She was the former Ellen Crawford, beloved wife of the late James Bell McLean, Exet- er and formerly of Kippen. She was a member of Kip-. pen United Church, leader and organist of the choir at inter- vals and a life member of the W.A. She was 'the last member of the family of Nancy and John Crawford who formerly lived on the south farm owned by W. J. F. Bell. She moved' to Exeter 1$ years ago. She was the dear mother of Mrs. Allan (Gladys) Johnson, Klippen; William J. McLean, Hamilton; Rose Marian Mc- Lean, at home; Ferne McLean, Toronto; Clarence McLean, London; Mrs. Walter (Dorothy) Geddes, Owen Sound. Surviving are 11 grandchildren and tWo great grandchildren. Funeral service was held Monday, January 1 from Hop- per,Hockey funeral home, Exe- ter, by the Rev. R. S. Hilts, Main Street United Church. Pallbearers were six grand- sons: James and Donald Mc- Lean, Barrie; Beverley McLean, Miss B. MacDonald Miss Barbara Ann MOODOn- aid, 55, who died at Huron, view, on Wednesday, January 3, was buried in 'live: ton ceme- tery following a funeral service at the Cottrill funeral home, .Tiverton, On Friday afternoen She was born in Inverhuron, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Archie MacDonald, and had lived there until she was 20, when she moved to Clinton. Surviving are one sister, Mrs, Duncan (Lena) McGregor, Kin cardine, and two brothers, Murdoch and John, both of Goderich. The body rested at the Stiles funeral home, .Goderleb, until removal 'to Tiverton on Friday. John P. Vodden John P. Vodden, 73, Londes- boro, died Thursday morning, January 4 in Clinton. Public Hospital where he had been a patient for some time. Born in Huliett Township, a son of the late William and Sarah Vod'den, he lived in 'that area all his life. For 50 years he farmed on the 1Qth conces- sion of Hullett Township. He was a member of the .Londes- bora United Church, Surviving are his wife, the foamier Jessie Youngblut, whom he married 'in 1931; three bro- thers, Charles and Wesley, both of Londesboro; Joseph, Clinton; and two sisters, Mrs. William Daer, Goderich, and Mrs, Herman Crich, Clinton. Service from the Ball and Mutch funeral home, Clinton, on Saturday, January 6 by the Rev. H. Eunge, Londesboro United Church. Burial in Clin- ton Cemetery. Toronto; William McLean, Hamilton; Merlin McLean, Exe- ter; Donald Johnson, Kippen. Interment was in Exeter Ceme- tery, BILTMORE HATS erman is en's A Special Rack Of . . . Men's Topcoats 3/4 REVERSIBLE COATS Reg. to $32.50 GREAT SALE OF • MEN'S SUITS 75 SPORTCOATS 75 Newest Patterns and Styles Reg. 32.50 to 39.50 TWO GROUP 'I $19.95 GROUPS - GROUP 2 - $24.95 ear Annual