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Clinton News-Record, 1961-10-26, Page 11Experienced Carpenter Available For Aft Types of Carpentry Work speelalixing In; , KITCHEN CUPBOARDS -- CHINA CAEIINETS, Etc. REMODELLING and REFINISHING Phone HUnter 24126 KEN MoNAIRN 34p . TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH Clerk's Notice of First Posting of VOTERS' LIST NOTICE is hereby given that I have complied with Section 9 of The Voters' Lists Act and that I have posted up at my office at Tuckersmith on the 27th day of Octo- ber, 1961, the list of all persons entitled to vote in the said Municipality at municipal elections and that such list remains there for inspection. AND I hereby call upon all voters to take immediate proceedings to have any errors or omissions corrected according to law, the last day for appeal being the 10th day of November, 1961. DATED this 26th day of October, 1961. J. I. McINTOSH, Clerk, 43-4b Township of Stanley. gimme LIBBY'S BEANS 20 oz. Tins 4 FOR 79c BEST BUY!—Save 'Mc—RASPBERRY or STRAWBERRY AYLMER JAMS 24 oz. Jar 39c BEST BUY!—Save 6c SALAD TEA BAGS Package of 60 77c BEST BUY!—Save 45c WHITE CROSS TISSUE White or Coloured Rolls 10 FOR $1 PEANUT BUTTER 41c 16 ox. Ice Box Jae 28 ox Tins 5 FOR $1 CHOICE TOMATOES 1 ....... , 1 , • .............. r • , • • 53c SOCKEYE SALMON Vz Tin BEST BUY!—Save 15c—Deep Browned BEST BUY!—Save •4c—York Homogenized FEATURE!—Save 11c YORK KERNEL CORN 14 ox. Tins 6 FOR $1 FEATURE!--Save 25c FEATURE!—CRUSHED or SLICED—Save 25c CHOICE PINEAPPLE 20 oz. Trns 5 FOR $1 FEATURE!—BRIGHT'S FANCY—Save 16c TOMATO JUICE 48 oz. Tins FEATURE!—VITAMINIZED—Save 4c ALLEN'S APPLE JUICE FEATURE—Save 3c GEM MARGARINE 1 lb. Packages FEATURE!—Save 16c BEST BUM—CLOVER LEAF FANCY QUALITY 4 FOR $1 29c 4 FOR 95c 7 FOR $1 48 oz. Tins GREEN PEAS Standard-20 oz. Tins IN OUR PRODUCE DEPARTMENT GOLDEN YELLOW CHIQUITA BANANAS — THIS WEEK! SPECIAL 2 LBS. 29c "wir.44.4444,inonnovint•ipawko.,044,4,04###.4 MEAT FEATURE — BOLOGNA BY THE PIECE - .................. LO. 29c aaaear.eleepaeadesseeWWW,#4441.4,4nwrifr, Don's Red St White MARKET FOOD QUEEN STREET — CLINTON PLENTY OF "THE STOkE WITH "THE FLAGS" FREE PARKING OtiONM HtI 2-1331 WE SELL FOR. LESS McCULLOCH SPEEMTIP BAR • Get faster, and SPECIAL CLEAR-OUT OFFER on 3.piece Walnut Bedroom Suite The Suite consists of: I Double Dresser, 6 drawer I Chiffonier, 4 drawer 1 Panel Bed in 4 /6 size. Sold for $149 $1 2 5 .00 No better value anywhere . . Suite is of real plywood . . No prints or decal finish. 0 0 o SAME SUITE with Spring-Filled Mat- S16400 tress and Ribbon Slat Spring 0 0 REDUCED PRICE on HOSTESS CHAIRS Only $11.00 BED PILLOWS in Chicken Feathers $2.95 a pair Chicken and Goose $5.95 pair Terrylene $6.95 each Airfoam ............ ..... $6.50 each Terrylleine Wedge Shape $9,50 each Beattie Furniture 111/111.01111.1111010111.1.111110.01111111111.01iMillial Clear-Out SPECIAL GIFT OFFER: Thermotheter Baster Set value * 11,95 3K WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY Supreme Roaster with LIFT-OUT Broiler Rack by SUPREME Sutter-Perdue Ltd. Quality Hardware and Housewares Electrical Appliances and Supplies PHONE HU 2-7023 CLINTON ‘•••••0,.. A quiet atmosphere in pleasant surroundings And a trained competent staff. BALL & MUTCH FUNERAL SERVICE AMBULANCE SERVICU Phone HU 2-9441 SAVE ON WINTER CLOTHING at Herman's Now • • WINTER JACKETS • SLACKS • SHIRTS * UNDERWEAR • SWEATERS All Sizes 8 to '18 Special in our Boy's Department THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY ONLY BOY'S IVY STYLED CORDUROY SLACKS Matching Belt Charcoal or Green. Sizes 8 to 18 A Regular $5.95 Value Now Only $4.95 — Tim,. FRI. -SAT. Herman's Men's Wear HU 2.9351 CLINTON Les Buchanan left on Tues- day of this week for Westanire aster hospital, Mrs, Arthur Grange and her daughter Jennifer were London visitors last Saturday, Miss Sadie Carter, Goderich called on friends in the village last weekend. Mrs, Gordon Miller is a pat- lent in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Her many friends wish her a speedy recovery. Mrs. J. C. Stoltz is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Marg- uerite Chopin at Wingbarn this week. Mrs. Catherine Dobie and her daughter, Mrs. James Johnston Bluevale visited last Saturday with Mr, and Mrs, J, C. Stoltz. Mrs. Stanley Johnston has returned home after several days visiting her family in Lon- don and Goderich. Mr, and Mrs. Maitland Allen are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Coates, Flint, Michigan this week. J. C. Stoltz was taken by ambulance to the Clinton Pub- lic Hospital last Saturday ev- ening. Mr. and Mrs. Ed, Davies visited with Mr, and Mrs. Jim Hembly at Dublin last Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Brown visited last Sunday with his fa- ther, David Brown who is a pat- ient in Stratford General Hos- pital -.smoother cutting plus longer chi ill life with this new lightweight anti-friction bar. • Roller bearing tip reduces • friction • Delivers more power to chain • Narrow bar reduces binding • Durable one-piece construction NitaninaniNnanal Priced From $172.50 up Come In For A Free Demonstration WELLS AUTO ELECTRIC "The Original Tune-Up Shop" KING STREET — CLINTON HU 2-3851 They all visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lcqie $ill e, Faye and Mary Anne, DrUseels. and ;Mrs, ,Jack Bennett. Aidgetown spent last weekend with his uncle, William .Strau, gthan and Mrs, Straughan. Bennett is recovering from a fractured bone in his ankle re- ceived about five weeks ago when he was working. Knox United A Special Sunday .evening ser- vice will be held on SUnday,. October 29 in Knox Vaned Ch- urch at 8 P.M. when Rev. liar-ow Snell,. Riverside United Ch- arch will be the guest speaker, Special music will be supplied by the Dominion Life Choir of Kitchener. New Hall Auburn Community Memorial. Hall is nearing completion, and of the needed $16,000 up to date more than $12,000 has been paid. It is a laminated arch building 40'x80' with an audi- torium 40'x50' and kitchen, washrooms a n d committee rooms have been included. Sponsors are holding a rum- mage sale soon to raise funds for the 'abject. 4-H Homemakers The fourth meeting of the Au- burn Aces 4-H Club was held at the home of Laura Daer. The president, Jannett Dobie, was in charge and opened the meeting by all repeating the 4-H pledge followed by the min- utes by Marian Hickey, Roll call was answerd by naming fruits that can be canned, froz- en or dried. The leader, Mrs. Keith Me- ehan led in a discussion on how fruits con be used in breakfast menus as a beginning and the end of the meal. She also told the importance of using fruits in cereals, jams and how they contained Vitamin C. Mrs. Ed. Davies demonstrated how to make a fruit cup. Lunch was served by Mrs. Bert Daer as- sisted by her daughter, Laura. Bank Manager Mr. •and Mrs. Lloyd Humph- ries took up residence recently in the apartment above the Canadian Imperial Bank of. Commerce. A native of Paris, Ontario, Mr. Humphries has been appointed to be the new manager of this bank to suc- ceed James Hembly who was transferred to the Dublin branch. Coming here from Sarnia, Mr. Humphries became bank manager in 1957 when he was at Cobalt, and in 1960 was transferred to Sarnia. He also was at Port Perry, Milver ton, Beaverton, Orillia and Brussels. During World War II he was a member of the RCAF. He is married to the former Jean MacDonald, Brussels, a former school ;teacher. They attend St. Mark's Anglican Church. 101 Years Old Rev. D. Leslie Elder, Sea- forth, moderator of the Huron- Maitland Presbytery was the guest speaker last Sunday at the 101st Anniversary of Knox Presbyterian Church. The ch- urch organist, Arthur Young- blut was at the organ and was in charge of the special music. A duet, "How Great Thou- Art" was sung by Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Mackay and the choir sang the anthem, "Praise Him, Praise Him." Mr. Elder chase for his text, "The Assets of the Church", and based his message on the 28th chapter of the Gos- pel of St. Matthew. He divided his message into three parts, Great Master, Great Message, and the Great Mission. A beautiful bouquet of flow- ers had been placed on the Communion Table in memory of the late Edgar Lawson by his wife and daughter. At the evening service, Rev. Elder chose for •his text, "Ch- rist's Love for His Church" as found in the fifth chapter of Ephesians. In closing •his mes- sage he stated that in spite of Auburn 'WI Has Tiger Dunlop • Group as Guests (Auburn Correspondegt) Members of the Tiger Dun- lop branch of the Women's In- stitute were guests at the Oc- tober meeting of the Auburn Women's Institute in the Or- ange Hall, with the president, Mrs, Ed, Davies in charge, and Mrs, Robert J. Phillips at the Piano. Minutes were read by Mrs, Thomas Haggitt and she also gave the financial state- ment, The members voted to assist the Blyth branch and send gifts for the Christmas Fair to ;be held at Huronview. These gifts are to be left at Mrs, Robert J. Phillips' home before the end of the month. An invitation to attend the bazaar at Lontlesboro on No- vember 15 and a meeting of the Tiger Dunlop Institute was ac- cepted, The report of the card committee was given by the convener, Mrs. Andrew Kirk- cormell, Mrs, Keith Machan, leader of the 4-H Club "Featuring Fruit", gave a report of the activities of the club and stat- ed that ten members are tak- ing this 'fall project. Roll call was answered by each member telling something that they had to be thankful for. Mrs, Robert J. Phillips and Mrs. William Craig were named' a committee to provide a musical number for the Tiger Dunlop meeting. Mrs. Bert Craig and Mrs. Frank Raithby, delegates to the Huron County rally at Elimville, reported on the two sessions. A solo, "Juan- ita" was sung by Mrs. Gordon Chamney." The speaker of the afternoon was Mrs. George Millian who spoke on "Thanksgiving." She gave an interesting paper on what homemakers today should be thankful for in everyday life. She summarized her topic by reciting "The Housekeeper's Lament." An interesting cake contest was conducted by Mrs. James Horton. Winners were Mrs. Robert Bean, Mrs. Bert Craig, everything in the world today, love is still the greatest thing in the world. A quintette composed of Mis- ses Barbara Mackay, Marjorie Youngblut, Darlene Stewart, Marie Leatherland and Margar- et Haines sang, "This is My Father's World". The choir sang the anthem, "God Will Take Care of You." Guests attending this service were from Ottawa, Kitchener, Goderich, Blyth, Hamilton, Lon- don and members of the sister churches in the village. Mrs, Lloyd. Humphries, Mrs. HarY.ey. McDowell and Mrs. Orville .Tree, A gift was pre- seated to Mrs. Ernie Mitchell for having a birthday nearest the meeting day, Mrs. Robert .1', Phillips pinned a corsage on Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Terence Hunter thanked the Auburn branch for the in- vitation to attend this meeting, A penny sale was held with Mrs. Bert Craig and Mrs. Thomas Lawlor assisting the president. Lunch was served by the hostesses, Mrs. Thomas Mra. Gordon Chamney, Um, Roy .Daer and Mrs, Charl- es Scott News,Record--4Pose 11 INUOIMASNITifli CLUB To ]!4EET NOSTIVOIVR. The Taekeramith Ladies Club will meet at the 'borne of Mrs., Warren Whitmore on Wednes- day evening, November 1 at 8.30 p.m. .0400IT NQTES AVAITAXIM AT SLITTER-F,Expin FOR LUCKY TICKETS Sutter-Perdue have not had a winner for the past two weeks for their $3. credit. note ptirChese coupon draw. This week's number is 1.993, and 'the holder may pick up his credit note at the store. REllaWHITE The Biggest Parade of Values in the History of RED & WHITE Mr, and Mrs, Bud Ray, Lon- don visited last Sunday with David ;McAllister and his sister, Miss Josephne McAllister, 2, Auburn, Guests with Mrs, Herbert Govier this week, are, Mrs. Ern- Ina Mutch, Ottawa and Mr. and Mrs, Toni Acheson, Kitch- ener, • Mr. and Mrs, Ronald Rath- well, Miohael and Janice, Ow- en Sound spent last weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor. Mrs. Joan Tomkowicz and daughters Sandra arid Christ- era, Goderich, renewed acqu- aintances in the village last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William Wie- man, Seaforth visited on Sun- day with their daughter, Mrs. Peter Hellinga and Mr. Hell- inga. Mr, and Mrs. Roy Johnston and family have taken up res- idenee in the home of David Hamilton. Mr. Johnston as a member of the RCAF and is stationed at Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Ph- illips, Dr. B. C. Weir and Mr. Harvey McGee visited last week with Mrs, Edith Sturdy and Sherriff and Mrs. Harry Sturdy in Goderich. Mrs. George Beadle returned to the home of her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Haggitt, Mr. Hag- git and family after a few weeks visiting with her daugh- ter,Mrs. Ernest Patterson and Mr. Patterson at Goderich.' Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kirk- connell, Donald and Ronald, Benmiller, visited Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. And- rew Kirkconnell and Diane. Thurs., Oct, 26, 1901,--,Clinkon