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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1948-09-02, Page 3THURSDAY, SEPTEINBER 2, 1948. CLTNTON NEWS -RECORD PAGE THREE OBITUARY FUNERAL OF MRS. J. RAITHBV (By our Auburn [correspondent) The funeral' of the late Mrs. John Raithby was held on Wed- nesday afternoon, August 25, from the home of her son-in- law, Stanley Johnston, and was conducted by Rev. A. Forsyth, wile was assisted at the grave- side. by Rev. William Rai -M:1, Strathroy. During the service Mrs. Wilfred Vesterfelt sang "Alone With Thee." 1 Pallbearers were Glen Raithby. Bill Raithby, George Robertson, Sid 'Lansing, Lloyd Johnston and Ray Perdue. Fiowerbearers were three grandsons, Johnny, Grant, and Harold Raithby. Interment was in Bali's Cemetery. MRS. JENNIE MeLEAN (contributed) JOHN McEWEN Word has been received in`, Funeral services were held on Clinton of the death in Toronto Friday afternoon, August 27, at on' August 23 of Mrs. Jennie Me- Ball and Mitch Funeral Home, Lean, eldest daughter of the late. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Livermore, Clinton, She was in her 86th year. Mrs. McLean ismourned by her husband and an only daughter, an only son having paid the sup- reme sacrifice in World War. L Mrs. McLean was a sister of Mrs. Herbert Castle and James Liv- ermore, town, and had visited them and her many nieces and nephews in town last summer. Mrs. McLean resided at 441/2 Victoria Park Ave., Toronto. SEAFORTH FALL FAIR to be held THUR. - FRI. SEPTEMBER 9-10 will feature 2 CLASSIFIED HARNESS RACES for a purse of $150 each 1st Race 19-25 T rot or Pace 2nd Race 26-30 T rot or Pace 36-37-b ANDERSON REUNION A reunion of the Anderson fern_ ily, the first to be held, was held at Port Huron, Mich.,, Saturday,. August 28, with 85' members at- tending from North Dakota, De- troit, Mich., Oxford, Mich., Mar - 1 Tette, Mich,, and various other points in the States,,attending from Ontario were 'Mrs. Frazier and Mrs Winder, Windsor; Mr. and Mrs. Elston Dowson and fam- High St., Clinton, forJohn. Mc- Ewen. Rev. E. R. Stanway of- ficiated and interment followed in Baird's Cemetery. Pallbearers were Alex McEwen John McFar- lane, John A. McEwen, Thomas Baird, Ross Scott and Alex Thomson. - Mr. McEwen, in his 89th year, was a son of the late Alexander and Margaret McEwen. He was born near Bayfield, on the farm on the Bayfield Road where he spent the most of his life. He moved to London late in 1944, to live with his niece, Mrs. Wal- ter Holmes. lie had been in his ily, Mr.1 and Mrs, Arthur Ander- sob ; i.ri family, Mr. and Mc: John Anderson and family, 'NIr. and Mrs. Emmerson Anderson and family, Mr. and Mrs, Eldon Jar- rott and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Upshall , and family, from Kippen, Ont. A very enjoyable time was spent and it was de- cided to make it an annual event.. Armstrong Reunion 'The .Armstrongs held their first reunion at Harbour Park, Gode- rich, on Sunday afternoon, Aug- ust 28, when 75 people gathered to renew old friendships. Among the guests were Mrs. Alice Armstrong, Pilot Mound, *in.; Mr. and Mrs J H. Butter- field, Bay City, Mich.; Miss Sis Johnston, Bay City, Mich Mr, and Mrs. McDonald and family, London, Jack Armstrong, Zurich, acted as master of ceremonies and sev- eral of the guests responded with greetings and appreciation for the large gathering and the splendid fellowship enjoyed with old usual good health until a few friends days before his death. a""- He is survived by a brother, BLY�H Alex, Cleveland, a niece, Mrs, Walter Holmes, London, and three nephews and two nieces in Win- nipeg. LIVESTOCK PARADE The annual parade of live stock champions, always a popular feature of the Canadian National Exhibition, takes place this year on Sept. 8, in the Coliseum Arena. The parade attracts a capacity crowd not only of the farmer and stock breeder but of people from urban centres as well, Clinton Collegiate Institute CLINTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE is a Beautiful, Modern, Completely Equipped Building, containing First -Class Facilities for the dissemination of Secondary School Education in Clinton and District. Re -Opens Tuesday, Sept. at 9.30 a.m. (DST) . Special Accommodations Two Science Laboratories Commercial Room General Shop Home Economies Gymnasium Auditorium Library Agricultural Department t Courses of Study: GRADES IX and X—General course including Shop Work, Home Economics, Commercial and Agriculture for boys leading to an intermediate certificate. GRADES XI and XII -General course including options in Shop Work, Home. Economics and Commercial leading to a graduation diploma. SPECIAL COMMERCIAL COURSE -- Any pupil who has successfully completed Grade XI may take this course Which includes all the commercial subjects, as recommended by the Department of Education. Successful pupils will receive a Commercial Grad- uation Diploma. UPPER SCHOOL—Honour Graduation Diploma, University, Senior Matriculation and Normal School Entrance. Pupils may choose from fourteen options. Attendance Under recently enacted regulations, Clinton District Collegiate Institute Board will not pay tuition_ fees or bus transportation for pupils who attend a school he another District unless permission kas been obtain- ed from the Clinton Board. Details of Bus Routes: Stanley Township (Shipley and Elliott, Clinton) 1 (a) Clinton (7.30 a.m.) south to Brucefield; west to Bayfield; south to Drysdale; utast 23/4 miles on Drysdale- Kippen road; north to Bayfield Road; east to concession 2, Stanley; north to Clinton (8.45 a.m,). (b) Clinton (7.30 a.m.) south to Kippen; west to Hills - green; north :33/4 miles; east four miles to Highway 4; north to Clinton (8.45 am.), Goderich Township and Bayfield (Murphy Bros., Clinton) 2 (a) ' Clinton (7.30.. a.m.) west on Highway 8 six miles; southwest to concession 7 four miles; south on conces- sion 7 four miles; west on Telephone Road two miles; south on concession 6 two miles; west to, Bayfield Road four miles, southwest to Bayfield; Bayfield to concession '9 seven miles; north on concession 9 to TeIep'hone' Road; east on Telephone Road to concession 16; north on con- cession 16 to Highway 8; east on Highway 8 to Clinton (8.45 a.m.) (b) Clinton (7.30 a.m.) north on Base Line five miles; west one mile; north on concession 16, Goderich Town- ship, two -and -a -half miles; south on concession 16 five :miles; east on Highway 8 to Clinton (8.45 am-) (e) Clinton east on Highway 8 to concession 4, Tucker - smith, three miles; south, four miles; west three miles to Highway 4; north to Clinton (8.45 a.m.) Blyth, Hullett, East Wawanosh and Morris (Frank Elliott, Blyth) 3 (a) Blyth north one -and -a -half miles on Highway 4; west 13/4 miles; south 1% miles; west 2% miles; south 1.1/2 miles; east "23/4 miles to Highway 4; meets main bus at Highway 4; south to Clinton (8.45 a.m ) (b) Blyth east 33/4 miles; south one mile; west 1114 miles; south 3% miles; west 2%miles to Highway 4; south 84 miles to Clinton (8,45 a.m.) FOR COMPLETE INFORMATIONE• A. FINES, B.A., Principal, Phone Clinton 217 Clinton District Collegiate Institute Board FRANK FINCxLAND, K.C., Chairman H. C. LAWSON, Secretary -Treasurer Remanded for Sentence George MacDonald, 16, Blyth, in court' at Sarnia Monday, was remanded to December 17 for sentence on a charge of illegally boarding the freighter Lethbridge at Sarnia last July 14. Five other seamen, all members of the strik- ing Canadian Seamen's Union (TLC) were also charged as a result of the same incident. Magistrate 1. B. Craig, Chatham, said he was unwilling to sentence 16 -year-old MacDonald to a jail sentence since he was probably led by older men. Others charged were Mike Hor- nak, of Welland, sentenced to one year, Albert Schumacher, AIex Eddie Logonzinski, and Al- bert Jackson, all sentenced to. six months. Police said the men boarded the Lethbridge in ar, attempt to induce the crew to leave the ship and join the C.S.U. strike against four lake shipping companies to force the companies to sign a working agreement with the union. Five were wounded by a shotgun blast. Chief Engineer M. J. Murphy has been charged with shooting with intent to maim. He will appear to face the charge in December. Infant Passes David John Chapman, infant son of Mr. and Mrs, E. F. Chap_ man, Blyth, died on Monday. The baby, who was five months old, became suddenly i11 on Saturday morning. He was taken to Clin- ton Public Hospital, then to Lon- don to the Children's Memorial Hospital, where he died Monday at noon. Death was attributed to pneumonia. Besides his father and mother, who was an English war bride, the baby is survived by one brother, Derek, two years old. A private funeral service was held at the family residence Tuesday morning, with Rev. W. J. Rogers, minister of Blyth Unit- ed Church, in charge. 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