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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1959-11-05, Page 23FURNITURE FOR THE HOME THE NEXT TWO WEEKS WILL BE THE TIME TO PURCHASE THAT EASY CHAIR — TABLE — LAMP KITCHEN, CHESTERFIELD or BEDROOM SUITE Our Stock at present is complete for FALL and CHRISTMAS SELLING SPECIAL PRICES OFFERED THIS WEEK On An Christmas Lay-A-Way Merchandise The Sealy "POSTERPEDIC" MATTRESS and Matching Box Springs is Canada's best buy — Lasts Longer — Firm Support — Better Health Still Best Value at $79.50 ea. We have a Better Selection of Chairs than ever before $12.50 to $68.00 1 Used SNYDER RECLINER CHAIR and OTTOMAN — wine Velour cover — worth all of $25.00 two piece TABLES OF ALL KINDS ARE NOW ON DISPLAY AT BEATTIE FURNITURE SELF- CLEANING ACTION SAVE PER PAIR 7.50/14 BRAND NEW 10 6.70/15 TUBELESS Reg. Price $59.00 per pr. N 0 W $41.50 per. pr. No trade-ins required AT THE 1 PULLING ACTION NON- SKID ACTION 2 Town & Country WINTE TIR Lowest Prices Ever .11t, •1111.- . 4. A 4:t.A. rag HU 2.9221 Gordon Radford 6 LONDESBORO, ONT. Place your orders now for WINTER FEEDING MOLASSES By drums or Smaller Quantities We Also Have DRIED SOLUBLE MOLASSES Suggested Usage for Dried Molasses is: POULTRY-20-50 lbs. per Ton PIG STARTER—up to 100 lbs. per Ton SWINE SUPPLEMENT—up to 100 lbs. per Ton CALF STARTER—up to 100 lbs. per Ton DAIRY RATIONS—up to 200 lbs. per Ton H. F. WETTLAUFER MARY ST. FEED MILL CLINTON Layman's Sunday was observed here on Sunday, Earl Hamilton, Wingham occupied the pulpit, with the Rev. Funge and Clair Vincent assisting, Three-year-old Brian, son of Mr. and Mrs. Len Radford, is a pat- ient in the Sick Children's Hospi- tal in London, receiving treatment on his back. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen spent Sunday at, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Marshall, also attend- ing anniversary services at Kirk- ton United Church, David Ewan . who has' been un- der the doctor's care for the past few days is improving. He is re- cuperating at the home of Mrs. Thomas Fairservice, George Carter,'Wilmer and Jim Howatt and Robert Gardiner re- turned last Tuesday, from South- ern Alberta, having secured sev- eral loads of stocker cattle. What could 'have resulted in a serious accident occurred on Fri- day morning, on the highway in the village. Carman Riley failing to see a car driven by Gordon GOSHEN NORTH Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Parke, spent the weekend in Pontiac, Michigan. Mrs. Rita Anshan 'is going to stay with her sister Mrs. Minnie Hayter for some time: Mrs. Campbell ,McKinley spent a few days last week with her mother Mrs. S. Witmer, Zurich. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey ' Hayter and Joyce, were Sunday evening visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Clare McBride. Mr. and Mrs. Russell' Erratt were Sunday visitors - With ' Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Stephenson, Eg- mondville. Mr, and Mrs. Richard Robinson were guests df Mr. and Mrs. El- mer Hayter on -Sunday_ It being Mrs. Robinson's birthday. Mrs. Roy McBride, -Mrs. Bruce Keys, Mrs. Re: K.> Peck, Mrs. Rich- ard Robinson and Mrs. Allan Arm- strong attended 'the WA Rally in Auburn on October 26. Rally Day Rally Day was observed in Go- shen United Church on Sunday, November 1. A Junior choir sang two special numbers. Scripture was read by the Sunday School superintendent Anson: McKinley. A story on Africa was read by Mrs. Anson McKinley. At the close of the service, seals were presented to members for regular attendance. WA Supper ' The Woman's Association of Goshen United Church held a sup- per in the Sunday • School rooms on Tuesday, October 27, with' Rev. Patrick, Bayfield, as their after dinner speaker. His talk was on how salt is being mined at Goder- ten. Other numbers on the pro- gram were songs by the Lobb trio, Brucefield; two readings by Mrs. Newel Geiger and trumpet solos by Mrs. Clare McBride, Rev. T. J. Pitt was master of seremonies. Jenkins approaching, wheeled his motorcycle into the path of the car demolishing his bike and caus- ing considerable damage to the car. Carman suffered an injured heel and broken spectacles, The pastoral charge dinner held last Thursday evening, in the com- munity hall was well attended. About 150 sat down to a sump- tious repast, skillfully served by friends from the Blyth charge. After dinner all repaired to the auditorium and a sing song led by the Rev. A, Funge, and Mrs. Alan Shaddick was enjoyed. Two films pertaining to the sec- tor plan were Presented, after which Norman Alexander in the chair, gave an outline of the re- sponsibilities which are entailed'. He also called on the heads of the various committees to speak on their particular feature of the budget for 1960 laelnemakers On Thursday -evening, October 29, at the home of Mrs. Percy Carter, the second meeting of the Londesboro raker 8 Club was held. Attending were Kay Carter, Linda Welhanks, Bonnie Evans, Brenda Kennedy, Thelma Riley, Bernice Hilnking, Ann Knapp, Bonnie Kennedy and Miss' Bette Tillman, Clinton, home economist for Huron. Project for the even- ing was •a hat box and standard. Lunch committee, for the evening were Bonnie Kennedy and Kay Carter: The ItieXt meeting is to be held at thee home of Mrs. Milton Little. 0 .- — The ladies of the WA of the United .Church; held a successful bazaar last Saturday afternoon, in the township hall. LOL 1035 is holding their an- nual fowl supper on Friday even- ing in the Orange hall. Barry Taylor, Frank Postill and Robert McClymont, who are at- tendire Ridgetown Agricultural School, spent the weekend at their respectfire homes. A Remembrance Day service will be held in the United Church next Suunday, at 10.15 a.m. and will proceed to the Memorial at 11 a.m. Rev. T. J. Pitt will be in charge of the service. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Anderson and family and her mother, Mrs. Edgar Lawson, visited last Sun- day in Kitchener with Mr. and Mrs. William Kruse and Slizabeth. Mrs. Stanley Johnston spent a few days last week with her daughter, Mrs. Donald Campbell, Mr. Campbell and family in Goder- ich, Mrs. Betty Wilkin, Mrs. Ila Worsen, Goderich, and William S. Craig, Clinton, were guests sing- ers at Main Street United Church, at it's anniversary services recen- tly. Anyone wishing to take the fall project "New lamps for old", please contact the leader, Mrs. Thomas Lawlor or Mrs. Gordon Dobie by November 9. This pro- ject is open to everyone and is the study of lamps and proper lighting, and how to improve your Bayfield Obituary Mrs, R. C. Pitt (iiy our idayfield correspondent The Reverend Canon Lionel Nei- les, London, secretary-treasurer of the Diocese of Huron, assisted by the Reverend E. J. B. Harrison, officiated on Saturday, October 31, 1959, 'at the burial of Beatrice Ida Stevenson, widow of the Rev- erend Reginald Charles' Pitts, Meaford, The crematory remains which had rested in Trinity Church, Bayfield, for ten days, were depos- ited In the grave of her daughter, Mary and husband, in Bayfield cemetery. Attending from a distance were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pitts, Toron- to, and Mr. and Mrs. William Scotehmer, Egrnondville, Born in Lutterworth, Leceister, England (John Wesley's home vil- lage) September 15, 1876, the de- ceased woman was the only daugh- ter in a family of seven, of the late Mr, and Mrs. Charles Steven- son. As a young lady, she emigrated to Canada to keep house for her brother Harold and Robert, ran- chers near Strathclair, Man. Here she met 'and married the Rever- end R. C. Pitts, after having at- tended the Church of England Deaconess School in Toronto. After appointments in Manitoba arid Cochrane, Ontario, Mrs. Pitts came with her husband and three children to grace the rectory of Trinity Church Parish, with her dignity and kindliness from Mar- ch 1920 to September 1922. Her only daughter, Beatrice Mary died here January 11, 1921, in her eights year, and her husband pre- deceased 'her in Meaford, Novem- ber 25, 1955. Surviving are her two sons, the Reverend Douglas Pitts, St. Paul, Minn., and Albert Pitts', Toronto; Three grandchildren, Brian, Reg- inald and Janet, St. Paul, Minn.; and four brothers, Stewart, Shoal Lake, Man., Robert, Kenora, On- tario; Douglas, New Zealand, and the Reverend Reginald B. Stev- enson, Washington, DC. Mrs. Pitts had gone to visit her older son and family in Water- ville, Minn., in 'the summer. She had planned to return to Meaford and make arrangements to live in Minnesota, when she was striken. She went on to a higher service in Fairbault, Minn., on October 2, 1959. The funeral service was held in St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, Waterville, Minn., followed by cre- mation on October 5. present lamps. The correct shades for every style of lamp. Each one is requested to make one shade during this course. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eve, Lea- side, spent last weekend with_ her mother, Mrs. Herbert Gooier. Mrs. Leo Ziler and son John, Detroit, and Miss Mildred Scott, RN, Mitchell, were recent guests of their brother, Kenneth Scott, Mrs, Scott and family. Miss Ruth Andrews returned to her position in London, after a week's convalescing at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. War- ner Andrews and family. Hallowe'en has come and gone, and so are the hundred or more children who went from house to house for treats on Saturday even- ing. Very little damage was done as the Provincial Police patrolled the village very faithfully. 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