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Clinton News-Record, 1961-04-13, Page 31 ONLY ... VM-720 Stereophonic Tape Playback with "ADD-A-TRACK" Feature This is the recorder everybody needs. Record your own music. Save buying records. Reg. $29.95 For $225.00 Art Groves & Son "The House of Admirat" HU 24414 Huron St. Clinton PE ER'S Modern MEAT Market HU 2-9731 "The Home of Quality Meats" Fresh Picnic Hams overage 35( lb. Tendersweet elf Hams '4,Nrhht; 55(lb. Minced Ham Loaf 5 5( lb. 3 lbs. Hamburg 3 lbs. Bologna 100 4 lbs. Dom., Margarine . 4 lbs. Farmers style Sausage LUCKY NUMBER WEEK IS 1466 Check Your Calendar. If the numbers match take the calendar to our office and claim your $3.00 credit. New Business Couple MR. AND MRS. LORNE SALZMAN, Mount For- est, pose in their newly re-decorated store on Isaac Street, formerly the Bargain House. They with their son Keith, are living above the store, since moving here from Mount Forest. Mrs. Salzman managed a clothing store in their former home town and Mr. Salzman managed a lumber and building supply. (News-Record Photo) Former Bargain House Store Being Renovated With Attractive Front SS 4 Club Has Regular Meeting Mrs. James Lobb was host- ess for the SS 4 Goderich Township Community Club for the last meeting. President, Mrs. William Lobb was in ch- arge and opened the meeting by repeating the Creed and the Lord's Prayer in unison. Minutes of the previous meeting were read by Mrs. J. Lobb and the treasurer's re- port, read by Mrs. L. Tyndall, showed a balance of $30.87. The roll call was "my oldest possession." and was respond- ed to by 15 members present. A list of articles sent in the bale to the north was read and also thank you cards were read. A donation of $5.00 was given to Easter Seals. The meeting was closed with the lvtizpah benediction. Lunch was served by the hostess with MTS. M. Forbes and Mrs. I. Merrill assisting. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Ro- bin E. Thompson, with the roll call to be "bring your money for the auction of the articles in the mystery box." Mrs. J.. W. Carson Baytield Correspondent) Mrs. Joseph W. Carson pas- sed away at her home, 689 Colborne Street, London, on Friday, April 7, following a lengthy illness. Mrs. Carson was formerly Rena Myrtle Beacom, of near Bayfield, and is well known in that area, where the family has had summer homes for many years. Surviving besides her hus- band are three daughters, Mrs. Donald (Betty) McNamara and Miss Lula M, Carson, both of London and Mrs. Donald (Len- ore) Hayman, Sarnia; three sons, J. William Jr., John B. and Edward, all of London and Rev. Robert A. Carson, For- est; 11 grandchildren, two sis- ters, Mrs. Lula M. Elliott and Miss Lillian Beacom, London and one brother, William A. Nevin Beacom, London. Service on Monday, April 10 from the George E. Logan and Sons funeral home, 371 Dund- as Street, London, to Mount Pleasant Cemetery. MIDDLETON Mr. and Mrs. Fred Middle- ton returned holm last Thurs- day, after spending the past feW months with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Grindley, Los Angeles, Calif. Mr. and 1VIrs, IVfiddleten entrained home via San risen- disco, where they stayed off for a feW days, and also stopped off at Salt Lake City and Chicago. They report a Very enjoyable trip and wonderful weather during their stay ih California, ifNK! WESTINGHOUSE Compact, Budge-Priced 24" STOVE High style appearance and top-flight perform- ance. Oven has Miracle Seal and Spread Even Heaters in any position. The Coro( surface burn- ers tilt for easy cleaning. Model DM-24 Clinton Electric Shop D. W. Cornish, Proprietor "YOUR WESTINGHOUSE DEALER" HU 2.6646 Clinton Thurs., April 13, 1961 linton Newpitecorti,,-Pape 3 Marries Wingham Girl MR. AND MRS. MURRAY NEAL were married on April 1 in the Wingham United Church by the Rev. T. Garnett Husser. The bride is Dorothy Irene, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Saint, Wing- ham, and a student at Stratford Teachers College. Her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Graydon Neal, Clinton. Mrs. Neal will complete her .year's studies at college. The young couple will make their home in Clinton where the groom is employed at Bartliffs Bakery Ltd. (Photo by Msyk) Competitive Prices Pius Personal Service SPECIAL VALUES AND REMINDERS THIS WEEK Money-Saving SPECIALS !! 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WATCH FOR GRAND OPENING Smart Cottons On Display Soon at • Achievement Days Achievement days for ;ithe. 4-15 Homemaking Clubs of Elul' on County have been set fo,' the last Saturday in April and 'the first two Saturdays in May. The projeet is "Cottons May be Smart", At the Clinton District Col- legiate Institute on April 29, ten clubs. will present the ex- Whits, record books and skits which they have prepared dur- ing their project. Two are from Clinton, headed by Mrs, Ron. MacDonald and Mrs, S. Craw- ford and by Mrs, H. Managhan. There is one club from. Au- burn with leaders Mrs, Don- ald Haines and Mrs. Ed Dav- ies, The Kippen Club is led by Mrs, Alex McGregor and Mra. Charles Eyre, Other clubs meeting here will be from Cr- editim, Dungannon, Elinavale, Goderich, Grand Bend and Hur- on Dale. Similar achievement days will be held in Wingham on May 6, when three clubs from Bel- grave and- three from Blue- vale, as well as two each from Belinore and Molesworth. and one each from Colwanosh, Fordwich, Gerrie, Kintail, Lakelet, St. Helens and Wing- ham will convene. On May 13 et Seaforth, two clubs from Brussels, two from Seaforth and one each from Cranbrook, Dashwood, Ethel, McKillop, Monorieff and Wal- ton as well as one from Sea- forth rural district will take part 4-it Homemaking Clubs are sponsored locally by the Wom- en's Institutes, and the pro- jects, are carried out under the direction of Mrs. Bette Miller, Clinton, home economist for Huron County. Birthday Party At Huronview By Londesboro WI Mrs. Clare Magee was host- ess tfor the March meeting of the London Road Club when ten members attended. Day to remember was $1.13. One thank you card was read. On motion of Mrs. Ander- son, Sr., seconded by Mrs. Ma- gee, the Club will buy a film and develop a film for Huron- view (Huron County Home), Mrs.. Kenneth Bennett was in charge of the program which consisted of two contests won by Mrs. William Deane and Mrs. Magee. Mrs. Bennett showed how to decorate a bottle or jar with string, and to colour it. The April meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Harry Plurnsteel on April 20. Roll call will be answered by bring- ing a gift for the penny sale. Mrs. Anderson, Sr., is in ch- arge of the program. Host- esses will be Mrs. Anderson Sr. and Helen Anderson. CANADA'S ONLY SHORT HEEL FASHION STORES HI-STYLE FLATS 1" and 1%" Heel Style Pumps. (JET HEELS) 7.99 to 12.95 (SIZES) 4 lo 11 Write For •Our Coialogue or Visit Us $1400 LTD. UPTOWN: 3095 BATHOIST ST. DOWNTOWN:270vONGEST. TORONTO ONT. The old Bargain! House on Isaac Street has been com- pletely remodelled and re- decorated, and equipped with modern lighting and a new front. Proprietors, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Salzman along with their son Keith, are Iiv- ing in the apartment upstairs. Coming from Mount For- est, Clinton's new residents bring a varied experience in business management with them, Mrs. Salzman manag- ed a clothing store there, while her husband managed a lumber and building supply. They were active in the community life at Mount Forest, where both were members of the Cancer So- ciety and Mrs. Salzman was on the executive. They at- tended the Baptist Church at Mount iForest. Mrs. Salzman, was also a member of the Women's Institute there. Mr. Salzman enjoys sing- ing, particularly hymns and other church music, and has, done some work on radio at Kitchener and has sung with church chairs in Toronto and in Mount Forest. Their policy in the Bargain House will be to bring in well known brand name goods at moderate prices. They are interested not only RAY'S Shoe Hospital SELLING-OUT LINES • Esquire Polish Reg. 35c for 25c Nylon Laces 3 pair for 10c Good Second Hand Shoes pair 50c 15p Legion Auxiliary Accepts One New Member The presentation of neg .,. o,pened the monthly meeting of t o Ladies Auxiliary to the Clinton. Branch Royal Cana- dian Legion on April 10. Presi-dent Mrs, W. Chambers was all the chair, and initiated one new member, Mrs. Eldon Yeo, The treasurer and the vari- ous committees gave their re- ports, and the president an- nounced a very busy month ahead, with five banquets and a smorgasbord to be catered for, Four teams from the Auxil- iary will be taking part in the annual Legion Auxiliary bowl- ing .tounniament in Walkerton on April 19 .and 20, The drapes for the stage had been hung since the last meeting, and the ladies noted that they look lovely, Donations were made to the British Sailors (Can) fund, and to the Veterans, TB Camp fund. It was decided to get sin air conditioner for the kit- chen., and briefcases.. for the secretary and treasurer. The members are reminded to please keep saving their food labels, as quite a few are still needed, The monthly draw, of $4 this month, was won by Mrs. A. J. Matthews. Several musical selections. by Mrs. William Holland and Mrs. Dennis Bisback on accor- dion ,and harmonica were much enjoyed, after which the April group served a very tasty lunch. London Road Club Plan Project For Huronview Folk The March Birthday party at "Huronview", (the Huron County Home) was sponsored by the Londesboro Women's Institute. Those having birth- days were Rose Rumple, Isa- bel Sproat, Laura Weido and Barbara Ann Miller. The WI members donated material and taught the celebrants to make their own corsages. A program of musical num- bers, piano, accordion, ballet dancers and sing song followed. Refreshments were served highlighted with a birthday cake. Mrs. Mary E. Hunter Funeral service for Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Hunter, 89, Clinton, who died Sunday at the Clinton Nursing Home were held from the Beattie funeral home Tuesday. She was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Staubury, and the widow of Robert Hunter, Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Emily Loucks, Minden, Mrs. Goldwiri (Marjory) Smith, Clinton, and one son Ernest, Toronto. Rev. C. S. Inder, rector of St. Paul's Anglican Church, Clinton, officiated. CAR WASH BRUSH REG...2.88 166 Back of brush and handle grip of vinyl * Rust proof coupling fits all standard size iincei connections. BUY NOW AND SAYE BALL and MUM IHA Hardware Phone HU 2 9505 mosumusmosummommorommouuriros BEFORE STOR1NO Bring Your Clothes To Us Before You. $tare Them For The Summer. in establishing a business for profit, but wish to be •able to contribute to the CAM- munity life as much' as pos- sible. Mr. and Mrs. Salzman will be pleased to hear from their customers of any items not already in their store, and will attempt to obtain any items required. 0 BUSINESS 12 Isaac Street HOUSE 0F BARGAINS LTD Clinton HOLMESV1LLE MRS. F. McCULLOUGH Phone HU 2-7418 Mrs. Harry Williams is in London visiting with her daugh- ter and sons-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Barry Pipe. Mrs. Charles Bisset, Goele.- rich, was a guest at the week- end of Mr, and Mrs. Jack Yeo. Mrs. Barrie Walter, Mrs. Les- lie Jervis, Mrs. Elmer Potter and Mrs. Frank McCullough were in Wingham last Thursday and attended the last annual meeting of the Huron W.M.S. Preshtyerial.