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$25.00 CASH given away
On a KELVINATOR
REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER
If your trade-in is less than 15 years old
and with a sealed unit and across-the-top
freezer in working order,
Special Prices on
GAS DRYERS
During This One-Day Sale
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LEAP YEAR SPECIALS on
KELVINATOR RANGES
GEMINI'S CLINTON
ZURICH and SEAFORTH
YOU WON'T SEE A SALE LIKE IT FOR ANOTHER FOUR YEARS !
At All Three Stores — Saturday. February 29 Only
On Keivinator ppliances
$25.00 CASH over Special Sale Price if your trade-
in is 15 years or more old. Trade-in must be in
working order.
Fully Automatic 30-INCH KELVINATOR
RANGE for Only $180.00
WITH TRADE
PLUS $25.00 CASH — if your trade-in is over 15
years old arid in working order.
$25.00 CASH and $50.00 TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE
ON THE PURCHASE WASHER and DRYER OF A NEW
During This Once In . Every 4 Years Sale
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GODERICH ONT.
Dancing Every Saturday Night
for the Young Crowd
NO SLACKS OR BLUE JEANS
THIS. WEEK —
"Johnny 'Stevens and the BEL-AIRES"
9:00 p.m. to Midnight
ADMISSION: 75c PER PERSON
Hootenany Show—Sunday, March 29, 8.15 p.m.
"Jay Boyle and Group 1" and "The Brewery Bay 4"
Advance tickets only
EDWARDS PHARMACY
Alan W. Edwards — Mary E. Edwards, Phm.B,
ADMIRAL . PHOTO SERVICE
Prescriptions - Animal Health Supplies
Dial 482-6626 - Clinton, Ontario
Competitive Prices Plus Personal Service
Special Values and Reminders This Week
MacLean's Tooth Paste, reg 1.39 for 1.09
BrOnchicla .95
Heavy Mineral Oil, 16 oz. .53
Helene Curtis Spray Net, reg 98c for
Quellida Decongestant Tabs. 1.29
Colgate Tooth Paste, reg 1.09 for .94
Completely Re-Decorated I. an 1.1 Re-Opening Friday Feb: 28
MEAD
BUNS
ROLLS
CAKES
PIES
COOKIES
cry'
i Gallons
FOR THIS
ONLY
WEEKEND
Bartliffs Bakery and Restaurant Limited
Corner of Albert and Rattenbury Streets CLINTON Phone 482,9727
SOUTHERN
FRIED
CHICKEN
(3 Pieces)
FRENCH FRIES
SALAD
BUTTERED ROLL
And BEVERAGE
Join Our
COFFEE CLUB
Specials In All
WEEKEND
SPECIALS
Every Morning
And Afternoon
390 I CHOCOLATE BROWNIES
CHOP SUEY LOAF 'for 330 each
890 for 490 each
CHOCOLATE CHIFFON CAKE for 390 each
BLUEBERRY MUFFINS for 43e doz.
for 4 each
for 436 doz.
for 210 doz.
for 436 each
HONEY DIP DO-NUTS
PLAIN OATMEAL COOKIES
BANANA LAYER CAKE
COCOANUT CREAM PIES
FRIDAY and SATURDAY — From Our Store Only
Regularly 49c each
Regularly 55c doz.
Regularly 59c each
Regularly 55c doz.
Regularly 33c doz.
Regularly 55c each
Regularly 39c each
Regularly 65c each ,,,,,,,,,,
epartments This Week
Good Quality
Assorted
Chocolates
Only 4 lb.
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BAR -RIFFS
W For Our
WEEKEND SPECIALS
Every Friday
And Saturday .
Specialize .ln Making
And Decorating
• WEDDING CAKES
BIRTHDAY and
• ANNIVERSARY
di CAKES.
FRIDAY & SATURDAY Only
HAMBURGER
FRENCH FRIES
And PEPSI
0
FRIDAY -- SATURDAY
and SUNDAY
In Our
DINING ROOM
0
FRUIT BAR COOKIES for 3310 pkg.
Regularly 39c pkg.
APPLE SAUCE CAKE
Regularly 45c each ...... ......f or 370 each
Regularly Sell at 85c lb.
Trinity WA Learns That High .Costs
ballot. 'Up Profits from Pancakes
.Gode'rich
Py Ttfrs, Oa
The S.$ No. 4 Community
Club- met at the one .of Mr
Morgan -Jones for the. .Febru.,
ary meeting. Mrs, Murray For,
hes .presided at the .meeting,
reinntes were read by
Mrs, Lorne -Tyridali and the roll
pall was "my favourite supper
dish. and recipe for same", and
was Tespond,ed to by 15 mem-
bers,
,Mrs, Donald Forbes read the
treasurer's report, which. show"
ed a balance Of $1.04,12,
Mrs, Stewart Farquhar .con
ducted a contest and .MrS, JaM-
es Lobb read two poems,
Lunch was served by the hos,
teSs, with Mrs, S. Farquhar
and Mrs-, J, Lobb .'assisting, The
next meeting will be at the
home of •Mrs. James Lobb, and
the roll -call is to be "MY fav,
write. cookie recipe, and one
dozen cookies to be sold by
auction".
Forum Tongs .Contrc1
The SS "'77. .l lerichTQW4-
ship Farm Forum, met at the
home of Mr, and Mrs, Robert
Thompson on Monday night,
with Pine members .present.
The tois):0 was "Who
Will. Control Agriculture ?''
Question' What commodities
do you and, by cam,
modity, how would you like to
see them marketed? (a)
vate. iiterprise; (b). Co,onera-
tives; .(e) Marketing Boards,
Answer: Milk by marketing
board, pork lay marketing board,
eggs by marketing board, beef
by auction, corn by private en-
terprise, wheat by marketing
board.'
Question: What advantages or
disadvantages do you see in
regulated marketing?
Answer: Perishable produce
requires regulation.
'Following t h e discussion
"500" was. played, and lunch
was served, The next meeting
-will be at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. Fred Lobb.
Correspondent, MRS, N. LONG
Mr. Stanley Jackson, Kippen,
left Tuesday morning from Lon-
don Airport via 'TCA for At-
lanta, Georgia, to attend the
Hereford show 'and sale held at
Covington, Georgia, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones
and boys spent Friday evening
in Exeter visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Garnet Shipman.
Rev, H. Plant conducted 'a
cottage meeting Wednesday
evening at 'the home of Mr.
and Mrs. John A. Cooper with
14 in attendance.
The Misses Margaret Elgie
and Sharon McBride and. David
Cooper of the University of
Western Ontario are spending
this week at their homes.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gibson
and family, Wroxeter, spent
Sunday at the home of !the for-
mer's sister, Mrs. W. L. Mellis
and Mr. Mellis.
Edgar McBride left Tuesday
of last week with Ed Little,
Hensall, for a trip to HalifaX.
Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Brown,
Detroit, and Mrs. Marguerite
Uldh, Windsor, who spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Little, Henson, visited Sunday
with Mrs. Ulch's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. N. Long,
' "Thrifty Kippenettes"
The fourth. meeting of the
4-1-I club was held at the home
*me!: Donaldson
Power Pioneer
PAYFIELP.— A residentn.f
.Qoderich for 4Q years, 'James
Donaldson, 91, ...tiled at his. halite
9.3 North .Street, • on Friday
morning following a lengthy ili-
neS5
Born in BitieVale, ,April
3.373, he was the second son ..of
James. Donaldson -and Mary
Millar.
As e, child he. came to reside
on the Bronson Line, Stanley
Township; with his parents,
and later moved to Bayfield
With them when they left the
farm.
to Bayfield, he and his fail),
er operated a saw mill in the
old Drill shed, In 1894, he in-
stalled a dynamo in the shed
which. was powered .by refuse
from the mill.
This supplied the first oleo-
trio lights in .Bayfield. After
two end one-half years he sold
it,
. building contractor 'and'fire
insurance adjuster, he had liv-
ed in Sault Ste. Marie and Es-
panola before settling in node-
rich.
He was a member of Knox
Presbyterian Church, Goderich,
James Donaldson was .three,
times married; First to Hen-
of Mrs. Robert Bell on Satur-
day afternoon. Nine members
answered the roll call.
Marlon Roberts read the min-
utes of the last meeting and
the next secretary will be Ruth
Anne Coleman and the pianist
is to be Ruth Anne.
Mrs. Ernest Whitehouse told
'those present how to prepare
the material, shorten a pattern
and also lengthen it.
The next meeting is to be
Saturday, February 29 at 2:00
p.m. at the home of Mrs, Ern-
est Whitehouse.
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Women 'S Auxiliary met at "The
Iint". on Thursday afternoon
last,
second vice,
president, Chaired the meeting,
The Rev, B. J. B, Harrison.
led in. the Litany god prayers,
Mrs. Emerson Heard road the
sc'ri'p and Mrs. R. 13, jOhn-
ston substituted as secretary for
Mrs, J. B. Higgins,
Mrs, R, l-, F. Gairtiner gave
the financial statement and also
an interesting report of the . pancake supper,
.Comparing it with, the two
rietta Fraser who died in 1935;
then to Jessie Foster who pre-
deceased him 'in 1945,, and to
Alice Grey who survives him,
Surviving also are a niece and
two nephews.
The funeral was held (from
the Lodge funeral home on Sat-
urday 'afternoon, February 22,
1.964, and was in the charge of
Rev. G. L. Royal, Goderich.
Interment was made in Bay-
f e 1.d Cemetery. Pallbearers
were: George MacEwan, Frank
Clark, Graham Inglis, Adelbert
Gardner, Gordon DOnaldson and
M. J. Ainslie,
previous years the attendance.
Was up, but in keeping with the
rise in the cost of living, so
were the _expenses,
The 'Rev, B. J. B. Harrison
react "`Mutual Responsibility and
litterdep.endence in the Body of
Christ".
This pointed out that first
the Anglicans in Canada had
been dependent on the mother
church in England; then -.came
our .indePenclerice when mis-
sionarY support was cut off
during the Second World. War.;
and now since the Anglican,
Congress in Toronto in 1963,
we have realized that we must
be inter-dependent; . that the
new churches in various lands
need our support and prayers
just as did our early Canadian
churches,, Stressed was our
duty; To witness, to obey and
to serve.
Mrs, H. K. King read a letter
from our Prayer Partner, .Sis-
ter Dorothy Dykes in Nigeria,
and led in prayer for her, and
all missionaries,
Mr, Harrison offered a pray-
er for the sick in the Parish
and .closed the meeting with
the benediction.
Host .,Heiubbors
At -Opening. Of'
Area .Restaurant.
On Saturday evening, Mr. and
Mrs, Norval Relsner, owners of
Trucker's Haven,. on Highway
Si east of Clinton, played host
to. 35 friends and, neighbours,
when they held a banquet in
their honour,
Previous tq the meal, grace
was pronounced. by the minister
of Exeter Pentecostal Church,
and after the meal, Mr. Rols-
ner introduced his guests. He
expressed his thanks to many
for kindnesses and help given
.While be was constructing
his place of business.
r • 't of those pre! ent,,
Blil extPrided .a ivtf. of
thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Rols-
.ner for their 'hospitality,
lJ e a is o. expressed the
'thoughts of ,eve.r.)'one present,.
when he wished them every
success in their new business.
Rev. H. Kendrick, Senforth,
spoke briefly, and he also
gated the new building,.
held
weeks ago, Mr. Rolsner
held open house for the .children
of the neighbourhood All -visi-
tors were served free potato
chips, hot dogs and hot chow-
14t%
That same evening, members
of Clinton and Seaforth .juvenile
hockey teams were also guests
after a .gatne in Clinton.
oyinship 'Groups Meet
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Only at GINGERICH'S SALES & SERVICE LTD.
90 ONTARIO STREE'T', CLINTON- --And also at the Zurich and Seaforth Stores, can
you get CASH -Plusa Liberal Trade-lri Allowarico on ALL KELVINATOR
APPLIANCES, during this One-Day SALE.
CLINTON STORE Phone 482-9634
ZURICH ,STORE Phone 34 SEAFORTH STORE Phone 585
Kippen Resident Flies To Georgia Sale,
Students Enjoy Study Week At Home
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