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FEATUF,ING
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Musician and Evangelist
This group plays many novelty instruments
arid is much in demand
DON'T MISS IT
Saturday, Oct. 4 8 p.
in the
Clinton District Collegiate Institute
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BRUCEFIELD
MiSS Marjorie Mustard spent
the weekend at her home,
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Scott were in
Detroit, over the weekend,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Mustard,, have
returned from a trip to Calgary.
Ed Noonan, Londe)), spent the
weekend at the home of Mr. and
.Mrs, A. Zapfe,
Mrs. T. DaYinan was visited by
her sister from Detroit, for a few
days last week, .
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Craig and
Bra.dly holidaying with Mr.
and Mrs. W. Baird.
Miss Janet Watson, Aylmer,
spent the weekend with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Watson.
Mr, and Mrs, Elmer Johnston
and children, have returned to
the village after a holliday at the
east mast.
Mrs, A, McQueen has been able
to leave Clinton Public Hospital
and is convalescing at her hime in
the village,
Rev. Williams, Goderich, had
charge of the morning services in
Brumfield United Church, Sunday,
taking his sermon text, "Straight
Ahead."
Mrs. Hugh Berry has returned
to her home in. the village fol.
lowing a visit with Mr, and Mrs.
George Griffiths, Stratford. -
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Murray, Bar
River; Mrs, Mae Gibson, Desbar-
aIts; Mado McDont.,Id, Sault
Ste. Marie, all of Algoma County,
visited this week with Miss Mary
Gibson and Murray Gibson. They
called on many friends in the dis-
trict.
Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Stackhouse
attended Glencoe Fall Fair last
Tuesday, " They visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Neale, Glencoe,
and Mr. arid Mrs. Ellwood Stack-
house, London.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Guest, re-
cently married in Walton, are
making their home in the village.
At present living in a rolling home,
they are building a small house
beside the home of Basil O'Rourke,
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LONDESBORO
'Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shobbrook
and Muriel, spent Friday last in
London, taking Mr. and Mrs. Gor-
don Garrow, who left for Ednibn-
ton, Alberta, to visit with Mr. G.
Garrow's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Garrow.
Mrs. Dr. Anderson, Exeter, is a
visitor with Mrs. William Lyon.
Mrs. J. H. Shobbrook spent the
weekend at the home of her son-
in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Percy Gibbings.
Miss Amelia MacIlwain was the
guest of Mrs. Willows Mountain.
Mr .and Mrs. Dale who have had
rooms over Bob Riley's store have
MON ed to Clinton.
Burns Anniversary
Several from here attended the
anniversary services at the Burns
Church on Sunday. Rev. A. E. Eag-
le, Clinton, was the guest speaker.
Church Services
On Sunday next there will be
church services as usual in the
1,4ondeSlioro United Church, at 1.0
o'eloeltz. Standard Time, Rev, gap,.
diet will. preach. On .0ctOber 12,
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Mrs. Charles- Watson entertain-
ed her cousins last week at a
quilting. A jelly time was. Spent.
Mrs. Charles Stewart, -Clinton,
and friend frotn;p"Anionias, spent
Monday with Mrs, William Lyon.
Mr. and Mrs. Olen Pickard,
Maxine and Mr, and Mrs, Cowan
and family, Porter's Bill, spent
Sunday with Mr, And Mrs, George
MeVittie,.
Miss Igaxing, and Pelphine
Honking, London, spent the Week-
end with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Bert Hunking.
Silo filling is'the order of the
day. Several silos are already
filled, but still more are to do,
The weather is ideal this week for
such jobs.
Miss sail Manning .and 13111
Cowan were in St. Catharines ov-
er the weekend attending .the
Hamilton Conference YPU Con-
vention in Welland Avenue Unit-
ed Church,
Burn-Londesboro ',ITU Meet
Members of the B-L YPU held
their first fall meeting in Burns
Church, on Sunday night. The
meeting was in charge of members
of the executive. The meeting
started by a sing-song led by Lois
Fell. The business part of the
meeting was conducted. Clare
Vincent then conducted a short
recreation period. Lunch was ser-
ved. Following lunch, Clare Vin-
then conducted the devotional part
of the meeting which opened with
hymn 388, then prayer. The
scripture -Was read and offering re-
ceived. The topic for the evening
entitled "What If They Had Quit"
was given by Clare Vincent, Hy-
mn 354 was sung. Rev Gandier
pronounced the Benediction.
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Mrs, Robert .Jainieson was nos,
tess to 20 members of the Burns'
W.M.S. on Thursday, September
The devotional period was led
by Mrs, Harvey Taylor, who also
gave the first two chapters of the
new study book, The president
Mrs, Carter, gave a reading.
The will again place one
copy of "World Friends" in each
home where there is a child of
public school age,
Miss Gladys J...elper,.Missionary
Monthly secretary reminded mem-
bers that their subscription should
be renewed by October.
A card of thanks from the Leip-
er family was read.
It was decided to change the
date of the October meeting to
one week earlier, Thursday, Oct-
Ober 23, because of the Sectional
meeting to be held th Londesboro,
October 29,
The bale sent to the Fred Vic-
tor Mission, in Toronto, was val-
ued -at $113.
Mrs, H. Tebbutt's team in the
popper contest was winner with
a total of $21, Mrs. J. Scott's
team collected $15.52.
A mystery prige won' by Mrs. J.
Scott and an auction basket net-
ted a total of $8.20 for the United
Church Training School Fund.
Group 2 served a delicious lun-
ch at the close of the meting.
Goderich Township
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Middleton at-
tended the annual feeder and
stocker cattle sale held by the
Manitoulin Livestock Co., operative
last week on Manitoulin Island,
Mr. Middleton bought a car load
of cattle,
TRADE MARK REG
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WILLETT
- Town. of Clinton,
FIRE PREVENTION
WEEK
OCTOBER 5-11, 1952
I hereby request the sincere effort on the part of
the Citizens of Clinton to remove all fire hazards.
The present low insurance rates, which this Town
enjoys, are due to carefulness on the part of our
Citizens, and the efficiency of our Fire Department.
CarelesSness on our part can cause the loss of
human lives.
REMOVE THE HAZARDS AND
HELP PREVENT FIRES!
TOWN OF CLINTON
G. W. NOTT, Mayor G. R. RATH, Fire Chief
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BRECK Shampoo—small size 4 oz. 85c; large size 12 oz. $1.95 I
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Johnson's BABY POWDER—small size, 33e; large size, 01e
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TUCHERSMITH TOWNSHIP SCHOOL. AREA BOARD
offers for sale by tender
One Wood Frame Building
125,:24'x8'
Located at S.S. 2 School, east of Kippen. Tenders will be
received up until noon Tuesday, October 7, 1952.
W. P. ROBERTS, Secretary-Treasurer
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