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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1948-01-29, Page 4MST POWlit CLIFTON 17BWS•Ri1CORD • omen's an� BUY W TH EXTRA CONFIDENCE Pice Fur C. o 1n, the world-famous, exciting, lavish .. . FUR COAT SALE At. prices and terms within the reach of all Beginning Tuesday, Feb. 3 - Feb. 7 Lavisblrstyled furs introducing one of the most excit ling„ fur seasons! Magnificent fur, flowing as rich as satin,. and designed in flattering fashions by expert craftsmen! ... Lustrous fur in full swinging three and four -flare backs. STYLED THE WAY YOU WANT TH1EM--NEW AS TO -MORROW! ' Adam Brown of Toronto will be at our store with a complete sho'wi'ng of Fur ,Coats and will care for your personal needs. He needs no introduction to the people of this' community, havig served thein faithfully and honestly for the past 25 years. •' PERSIAN LAMB • PACIFIC SEAL Ili, HUDSON SEAL • GREY KID • MINK MUSKRAT • NECK . SCARFS • MOULTON LAMB • PERSIAN PAW • NORTHERN • PLATINUM BLUE CTSKRAT MUSKRAT DISPLAY AND SALE AT �Iar#ins Store PHONE 36J PHONE 36W 4 Women's Institute. - Plans Food Boxes. 1 Clearance Sale Wallpapers Big- Reduction in Price as all Stock must go to make way for 1948 Shipments Your. Choice of Various Patterns COME EARLY WHIi.F, STOCK LASTS Also Good Stock of Lowe Bros. Paints and Kem-Tone All Shades and Colours Venetian Blinds - Lin -x Waxes D. A. Kay Son 3rd Door from Royal Bank Huron St, Clifton Over 30 years experience in Wallpapers and Paints Phone 234J for Evening Appointment Ball Brothers MODERN NEW Furniture and Hardware Store iV iW1VT'E FURNISHINGS •}' GENERAL HARDWARE --STOVES • REFRIGERATORS . • WASHING MACHINES • PAINTS and ENAMELS Funeral Home on High Street The fine appointments of our modern Funeral Home are beautiful and appropriate „ . , AMBULANCE SERVICE , WM, N. BALL PHONIC 3614 Store Phone 195 PHONE ,361-3 D. G. BALL Drew Government Performance f The regular monthly moetirig of Clinton Women's• Institute ryas held in the Board Room of the Agricultural offiee with 31members and four .vis - Ras were present. The meeting opened with the singing of the Ode, the Maple Leaf and the repeating of• the Lord's Prayer in 'unison. It was ' reported that Christmas cards were sent to 47 shah -ins. 2. committee was formed to look after sewing and knitting, and plansWore made to send food boxes to England. The roll enol was answered by the name of each person's first school, teacher and first school. Mrs. ('ear gave a very interesting talk on �t histor- ical research entitled The ITzstery of Tea, Coffee and Sprees". Masses Lois Trenley and Anna Glow favoured with two piano duets which were much enjoyed. The meeting closed with the 'Na- tional Anthem and' refreshments serv- ed by the hostesses. -10 Engagements Announced Mo. and Mrs. William J. Ross, Clio - ton, wish to announce the engagement of their youngest daughter, liathleen Mary Annette, to Donald Albert Rom. - bough, son of Mrs. Stanley Agar, Gananoque, Ontario, the marriage to take place in Clinton. on Saturday, January. 31. d^ St. Paul's W.A. Plan To Continue Aid The January meeting of St. Paul's W. A. was held around the fireside at the National Sub -Executive meeting of tint home of Mrs. G. M. Counter with the T!.P,U. of the United Church of an attendance of 20 ladies. Canada, one of the two delegates rep - Mrs. Audio, the president, opened resenting London Conference, the meeting With a few words of wel- come and' encouragement and asked Mrs. Elvidge to begin the Prayer service by reading ,the Scripturvass- age. • . Diseussions .'took place on many •to, pies of business. The members de- eided to continue the Aid to Britain project by voting a sum of money to be used by Rev. Mr. Wood in his par• ish at St. Bbbe's, Oxford. A shower of fruit nappies 5s requested for use in tho Diocesan Church camp. This shower is' to be given at the next meet- ing. Mfrs. Bulteel gave en instructive talk on Acetic Mission posts and spoke of the splenoid work accomplished by rho late Canon Turner, a native of 'England, who gave his life to the work in the far north. hIrs. Counter served afternoon tea anti the members eoeepted the invita- tion of Mrs. Epps to meet at her home in Febtmary. PRESBYTERIAN WA THURSDAY,. JANUARY 29 1948 lairs 1fl:CHflton Districi Marilyn Martin Heads the home of Mrs.' Gordon Rose, Rot- • ,voc y Russell Braith- waite, tenb PERSONALS lin• anti' Mre. A. Crowe, Bayfrela McClure Mission Band vieitecl with Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd• -- Btewart on Sunday. Marilyn Martin .was installed as Mr. and Mrs.'Oharies'Stel'art spent president of the Bob McClure Mission Sunday with M. Lillie Webster and Band of: Wesley -Willis United ()Much son, Jack, Londesboro. , • 'when the ,members convened in• the Wallai:e MacDonald, Toronto, spent church hall on Wednesday, January ford neck -end et the home of his Par- 21. eats, Mr. and Nis. Ronald MaeDree. Others installed were: Peta ald. Gowan, vice president; Gary Cooper, Mr. and Mrs A. Matthews attended, seeretary; Doris Cooper treasurer: the Leonhardt-Matthews nuptials in corre pontli*i;� sc �retary, Bill Co,rriek; Seaforth,, Saturday, the bride being membershgp seeretariee Yvonne Dales the formor'e sieter. and Marilyn Shaddiek. Mrs. George Connell has returned ` The installation service was eon - home after visiting her sister, Mrs. ducted by Mrs. Prank Fingland, lead - Charles Whitman, and Mr. Whitman, Lansing, Mich., for the past mouth. Mr. and Mrs, N. W, Trewartha and Mr. and Mrs. Russell L. Jervis at- tended the funeral of the late M. Frank Clatworthy in London yester- day. Elwood Epps left friday to attend the annual convention and earnvial of: the Northern. Ontario Tourist and Outfitters' Aesociation in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, this' week. Mrs. 0. A. Miller and son, Donald, leave to -day for 'their new home in Holds Good Meeting 11ighgate, where' Mr. Miller already Inas taken over his now duties as man- ager of the Bank of Montreal branch. I'. R, B. Stewart, former Agrieul- tural Representative for Duron Coun- ty, was a visitor in town on Monday and lectured ht the Short Course at Dungannon. Be is now a member of the Economies Department, Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph. Mrs. John A. Sutter, and daughter, Miss Shirley, and son, Benson, spent the week -enol in Toronto with the former's sister, Mrs. W. E.. Bloody, and Mr. and' Mrs. Martin Crutcher. While ill the city Benson attended The Scripture lesson was read by Marilynn Mg'rtia and Grail Shearing locl.•in prayer. Reports for th 3 i e year ,1047 worn given. These showed an ^average attendance of 40, The fin- ancial report indicated that $54 had been sent to the Presbyterial Treas- urer for Missionary work, Mothers' Study Club Briide-elect Honored At Surprise Party A surrprise party and miscellaneous shower was held in honour. of Miss Day Ross, a January bride -elect, at the home of her sister, Mrs. Lorne Brown, with about' 30 friends and relatives present, A gift basket was presented to the bride-to-be contain- ing many beautiful and useful gifts. After opening these, Miss Ross ex- pressed her thanks, and appreciation: for every one's kindness. After a de. Reims bunolr had been enjoyed by all present, the gueds departed wishing the guest of honour every happiness. Before leaving Toronto, where she has been employed, Miss Ross was the guest of honour at two social func- tions. A number of girls of the F. W. Woolworth Lend office met ab tho hone of Miss Patricia McCann, when Miss Ross received many lovely gifts at a miscellaneous shower. Miss. Jean Turner gave a dinner party in Honour of. Miss Ross at the Mary John. Tho W. A. of the Presbyterian Chu- 'WESLEY-WILLIS W.A. rely will meet in the Sunday School The W,A. of Wesley -Willis United room on Tuesday afternoon, February Chureh will meet on Thursday, Fobru- 3, at three o'clock. any 5, in the church parlor. Group two will be hostesses. PROMPT SERVICE AS1TON'S TAXI PHONE 110 Reasonable Rates OFFICE OPPOSITE POST O/+T'ICE Residence Phones H'a;'vey Ashton, 174r Cliff Ashton 372j Liberal In 1943—. -the fast year before the Drew Government took office --road subsidies to municipalities in HURON County totalled $133,878.42 Since the Drew Government took office: in -T.946 $245,319.42 T947 $392,706.43 lir nrddition—expenditures on King's Highways Construction arid: Vcainfenance were: Its 319:43 $350,000.00 1l947... $525,000.00 Manned for 1948 $1,000,000.00 r31 44RO OUSSIVE.:CONSER.ATIVE) ,end keep ORM in the GOVERN :° 1 NT Ranks spm., «.r- ,,,.„•f . Hon. Farquhar Oliver TOWN HALL, CLINTON Thurs°Th rs ay, .Peb0 Hon. rqu s er Ontario Liberal Leader e z son W. Tuckey Huron Liberal Candidate EVERYIBODY WELCOME Published by the Huron Liberal Association The first meeting of the new year of the Mother's Study Club of Wes- ley -Willis United Church was held at PERPETUATE The Memory of Your Wedding Day with Photographs by Fowler (Bros. Their experience and knowledge of posing and loightihlg, p 1 u s technical skill, assure your sails. faction. Drop in and talk it over with Us. gowle' &o9 PHOTOGRAPHERS MVlcEiwan's Clinton Phone 84 Church Directory Baptist Church REV. A. FORSYTH, Minister Mrs. Ernest Adams, Organist Mrs, W. Aikonhead, Choir Leader SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1 11,30 a.m.—Sunday School 7.00 p.m.—Evening Worship — Everyone Welcome — Presbyterian Church REV'. D. J. LAN(], Minister Mrs. Bert Boyce, Organist and Choir Loader SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1 10,00 a.m.—Sunday School 1]..00 a.m.—Divine Worship "A' Strange Providence" 2.30 p.m.—Service at Bayfield All Welcome Wesley -Willis United. Church REV. ANDREW LANE, Minister Mrs. Magni J. Agnew, Organist and Choir Leader SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1100 a.m.-Morning Service "The Christian Church" 12.35—Sunday Sehool 7,00 p.m.—United evening worship in Ontario St. United Church. St. Paul's Anglican Church REV. R. M. P. BULTEEL, Rector Mrs. Theodore Fremhin, Organist Mas. ,T. G. Maclfinnon, Choir Leader SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1 11 a.m.--12ely Conunu.nion 7.00 p.m.—United evening worship in Optario St. United Chu -oh, Friday, Jen, 30--Stmitay Sehool sleigh ride, 4.1.5 p.m. Tuesday, Fob. 3 -:-Hoard of Manage- ment, 8 p.m, Wednesday, Feb. 4, l3iblo Study in. Rectory, S p.m. Ontario St. United Church REV, W. .T. WOOLFREY, Minister B. 3', Gibbings, Choir Leader Mrs. E. Wendorf, Organist SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1 11,00 a.m.—Morning Worship "The Beaten Track" 12:15 p.m.—Sunday Sehool 7.00 p.m.—United evening worship in this church: "The Capacity to Choose" ury St. W. Mrs. George Braithwaite, who was an. charge, had arranged an inter- eating programme, Mrs. Glen Lockhart chose the 23rd Psalm fax the Scrip. turn reading. The group, enjoyed a aI solo by Mrs. R Colfax, Sask. ' The discussion period on children's problems and If re proved very' beneficial to all. At the close of the meeting the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Alex Addison and Mrs. Frank Mellwan,, served a dainty lrmeh. NEW DRESSES of the TAILORED ALO RED TYPE By HAMPTON Smart New Styles in Bemberg Crepe M Misses' and Women's sizes Shades: Navy, Grey, Beige, Cope% and Rose Priced at $9.50, $11.50 and . _ `• $12.95 DRESSES of SPUNCHARM and SUNNIVALE Printed Designs in sizes 13 to 44 So Reasonably Priced -- $3.95 and $6.25 IRWIN'S OUR SPECIAL THIS WEEK I Crushed Pineapple Cakes Let us give you an assortment — VARIETY BOXES, Large or small Try Our Health Bread Dixon's Pastry Shop Rattenbury St. W. Phone 281W Clinton Minstrel Show Town Hall, Clinton THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 8.15 P.M. Black Face Show COMPLETE FULL EVENING OF Fun - Jokes - Crossfire Dances and Monologues Chorus of 30 Voices Novelty Features -- FUN FOR EVERYBODY — To secure a Good Seat Doors )viol be opened ait'7.30 p.m. 50 cents Tickets on Sale at MeEwan's GIRLS' CLUB, WESLEY-WILLIS CHURCH 5-6-7-b ANNUAL MEETING ' :ata Clinton Hospital ,Association ' COUNCIL CHAMBER, TOWN HALL Tuesday, Feb. 10 at 8 p.m. EVERYBODY WELCOME I, W. A. OAKES, President Is the Staff of � L fe! ; Try Our Delicious MILK LOAF The Popular Favorite E. WALTON, Secretary 5-6-b CAKES: — - PASTRY SILVERWOOD'S ICE CREAM BARTLIFF . ROS. BAKERS and CONFECTIONERS PHONE 1 CLINTON ..i