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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1948-10-14, Page 6CLINTON 'NEWS -RECORD Interesting Items From NEWS OF BAYFIE'LD Representative: Miss Lucy R. Woods Phone Clinton 631r31 E. A. Featherston,*'London; was home over the weekend. Miss Gloria Westlake, London, was home over Thanksgiving. Miss Betty Lou Larson, Lon. IV 4 H-1 X4-1-si-*•►�iyif'}�• CITIES SERVICE' STATION Bayfield will beclosed from October 16 to November 1 J. Fraser, Prop. 43-p don, was home over the weekend. D. McAuley spent the holiday weekend at his home in London. Mrs. Mabel Newton, Detroit, is visiting her sister, Miss Elizabeth Weston. Mrs. Grant Turner and two children, spent the weekend in Romeo, Mich, Miss Dorothy Treleaven, Lon- don, was a weekend guest at the Albion Hotel. Cecil Colley, London, visited his sister, Mrs. Willard Sturgeon, over the weekend. ' Mrs. Helen Cobb, Toronto, spent the holiday weekend at her cot- tage "Sum -R -inn." Mr. end Mrs. G. Galbraith and family, Hamilton; were at their cottage over the weekend. Mrs. 'W. H. Howard left on Thursday last to spend a few days with relatives in Toronto. John Elliott, -Waterloo, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William R. Elliott. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jewell, Watrous, Sask., spent last week with Mr. and Mrs, Lindsay Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Ted McPortland WE'RE AROUND TO BE 4N 4UTHHORIZED AGENT FOR ... We're proud indeed that we have been appointed authorized dealer, in this district, for .famous PITTSBURGH PAINT PRODUCTS. It's in keeping with our policy of handling only quality merchandise. PITTSBURGH PAINTS, now "Made In Canada," include Sun -Proof, a superior outside paint made with "Vitalized Oils"; Wailhide (flat, semi -gloss and gloss) the wonder-working, one -coat, oil -base paint which covers any surface; Wotcrspar Enamel, a quick - drying, mar -resisting finish for woodwork and furni- ture; and Florhido, a tough, elastic, wear -resistant enamel For wood, cement and concrete floors. Well welcome your inquiries -drop is any tines. D. A. KAY and SON Painter and Decorator PHONE 234 - CLINTON NICKEL STILL BUYS REFRESHING PAUSE Ask for it either way ...both trade -mark, mean the tame Ming. Authorized Bottler of Cosa -Cola under contract with Coen Cola Ltd. STRATFORD BOTTLING COMPANY 700 Erie St. Phone' 78 r and family, Chatham, were at their cottage over the weekend. Miss *Jeanne Sturgeon, Mitchell, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Sturgeon over the weekend, Harry Baker and family, Lon- don,' spent Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Baker. Dr. and Mrs. R. Hunter and two daughters, Toronto, spent the Thanksgiving weekend in the village. Lawrence Fowlie, ' London, spent the weekend and holiday with his sisters, Misses F. and E. Fowlie. Prof. If. K. Kalbfleisch and family, London, occupied their cottage in the village over the weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fowlie, Lon- don, visited the former's sisters, Misses P. and E. Fowlie, aver the holiday. , Mr. and Mrs. Nelson McConkey, North Bay, spent the Thanksgiv- ing weekend et their cottage on Tuyll Street, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1948: News -record's Correspondeffts Mr. and Mrs. A, F. Furter and Bill, London. spent Thanksgiving Day with Mrs. Furter's mother, Mrs. W. J. Stinson. Mrs. Irene Bassett has returned home after having spent three weeks with her sister, Mrs. Geo Davison, Woodstock, Misses Inez Covert and Ann Loucks, Detroit, came on Wed- nesday of last week to visit Miss C. P. Rankin, "Glenboig." Misses Elane Denby and Aud- rey Sturgeon left on Tuesday to spend a few days with the for- mer's parents in St. Thomas. Mrs. Maria Elliott and Leslie Elliott motored to Detroit and Mount Clemens, Mich., for the weekend and Thanksgiving Day. Mr. and • Mrs. William Stothers and two children,. Embra, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Teri Mack over the Thanksgiving weekend. :LONDESBORO Mr. and Mrs. G. Troyer and of 1%1r. and. 1VIrs. Robert ..family Hansa ay Keith Leonard, Montreal, spent the holiday weekend with his wife and family at the home of her Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Stephens parents, Featherston. and Mrs. E. A. and two' sons were at their home J.M.Stewart, Hamilton, spent in the village, Shangri-Le," for the weekend at ,his home in the the weekend. village. On his return he was Mr, f and Mrs. B. T. Stephenson accompanied by Mrs. Stewart who and family, Toronto, were at had been here for a fortnight. their home in the village over e the weekend. Mrs. F. A. Edwards, Mrs. R. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold K. King, J. Watson and Master Edwards Sarnia, visited the latter's moth- Watson returned. home on Tues- er, Mrs. Charles W. Parker, over day after having spent the week - the weekend. end in Kitchener and Waterloo. Dr, W. Aberhard end family, Mrs. Keith Leonard and Master London, were at the family cot- Ray accompanied her aunt, Mrs. tage in the village over Thanks- Harold King and Mr. King, on giving weekend. their return to Sarnia on Mon - Mr. and Mrs. Keith Pruss, Lon day to spend a few days wittl don, were with the latter's par- I them. ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Parker, , Miss L. Morley end her guest, over the weekend.. Miss F. Hardie, left on Sunday Mr. and Mrs, B. Parker and I for Birmingham, Mich., with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Foote, St.. Thomas, and Mrs. Ray Marley and Miss spent the weekend at the home 'Pat Morley who' were here on of Mrs. Jack Sturgeon. Saturday. Miss Mabel Scotchmer, Toren- Mr. and Mrs. George Peck re - to, spent the Thanksgiving week -turned to Fargo, N. Dak., last end with her step -mother, Mrs. week after having spent a few Robert Scotchmer, days with the former's brother - 1 rk• 4-tr' • Just , Arrived! MEN'S TWEED SUITS, reg. $35 for $14.95 MEN'S DRESS PANTS to Clear at . Half Price PURE WOOL HEAVY WINDBREAKERS with zipper ..................ea. 3.00 MEN'S PLAID SHIRTS at Low Prices SHEEPSKIN FLYING BOOTS at Half Price MEN'S WOOL PANTS pr.. 1.95_ MEN'S WINTER OVERCOATS, Reg, $29.50, Sp. 12.95 LINED GABARDINE JACKETS ea. 4.'50 LINED LEATHERETTE JACKETS ea. 4.50 ALL -WOOL MACKINAWS ea. 4.50 ARMY .WOOL COATS ea. 4.50 AIR FORCE COATS ea. 4.50 AIR FORCE. PANTS pr. 4.50 ARMY PANTS pr. 1.95 MEN'S AND BOYS' TWEED CAPS . , ea. .75 ALL -WOOL WORK SOCKS pr. .49 GIRLS' 3 -PIECE SNOWSUITS with leggings, ea. 4.95 GIRLS' RAINCOATS with hood ea. .49 LADIES' ALL -WOOL CARDIGANS ea. 1.49 LADIES' AND GIRLS' WOOL PULLOVERS, ea. 1.49 LADIES' SNUGGIES AND VESTS set .89 CHILDREN'S LONG-SLEEVED SWEATERS, ea. .49 CHILDREN'S SHORT -SLEEVED SWEATERS, ea. .25 BABIES' WOOL 2 -PIECE SUITS ea. .49 BOYS' DENIM BIB OVERALLS ea. 1.95 BOYS' EVERYDAY PANTS pr. 1.95 Clinton War Assets Surplus BOX 428 Clinton, Ont. PHONE 460-W TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH Residents of the Township of Tucker - smith are invited to attend the opening of the Broadfoat Bridge in the Township on Tuesday, October 49, 1948, 3.30 p.m. E. P. CHESNEY, Clerk 43-b NOTICE Court of Revision The Township of Hullett will hold the COURT OF REVISION on the 1949 ASSESSMENT ROLL, Monday Nov. I at 2.30 pm in the C'OMM'UNITY HALL, LONDESBORO All appeals must be in the hands of the Clerk prior to this .date. GEORGE W. COWAN, Clerk 42-3-4-b TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH TENDERS FOR SNOW PLOWING TENDERS are invited to supply and operate egdp. ment to snow plow Township roads in winter of 1948- 1949, hydraulic equipment to be used. Contractor to supply all help. Two units will be hired. Tenders to state rate per hour and must be in •. Clerk's Lands by 2 p.m., NOVEMBER 6, 1948. Lowest or any tender not neeessatlily accepted. For further information apply Robert Dalrymple, Road Superintendent. •.. E. P.. CHESNEY, .Clerk .:}ac 42-3-b with Mr. and Mrs, T.AdamsMiss Dorothy/•ams, Little, ; Toronto,. t,pent the weekend at: the home in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. William Dowson, Rev. L .C: Harrison, Luean, spent the weekend with his step- * son, Ernest Hovey and Mrs. Ho- vey, They returned to Luean with him on Sunday td visit over Mond. - y ant ruesdey. Miss M. Fairbairn's guests over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs, F. Hendrick,Birgingham Mich., and Mr. an' -d Mrs. C. Anderson, Detroit. Miss Fairbairn left on Tuesday for Detroit after closing her cottage "Westwind." St. Andrew's 'WMS-WA The WMS and WA of St. And- rew's United Church met on Thursday with a large attendance, more than 30 women and a num- ber of children being present. A� feature of the 'WMS•meeting was the presentation of a short pag- I. eant "Mornings with the Master" in which memory recalled various , mornings in the life of our Lord leading up to the supreme morn- ing of the Resurrection. This be.. ing Grandmother's . - Day, ' the characters in the - pageant were all grandmothers, Mrs. Watson, Mr -g, McKenzie, Mrs. McClure, Mrs. Snowden, Mrs. Carnie, Mrs.' Penhale, Mrs. Dewar, Mrs.=Dunn, Mrs. Sparks, and Mrs. William Reid. The chapter from the Study Book, "West of the Gorges" was given by Mrs. Watson end Mrs. Campbell. Two poems were con- tributed, one, "Grandmother's Quilt'' by Mrs. Talbot, and "Grow old along with me" by Mrs. Campbell. t The discussion in the WA had pr to do with the work of the child- ren, particularly the Sunday School and it was felt that much o more could be accomplished along that line. A quizz and lunch brought the meeting to a close, :vt. nr) Mr. and Mrs. James McCool and Phyllis speniithe weekend at the 1 home of Mr. end Mrs. Fred Arm- strong, Hamilton, Miss Mary Caldwell spent the weekend at of .,her parents, Mr., Robert Caldwell. Mir. and Mrs. Fred M ronto, spent the Th holiday,,, with the fo ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Mr, and Mrs. Ray fainly, Galt, spent the at the home of the la ents, Mr. "and Mrs. Jo Mr. and Mrs. ' Clifford and family spent a few week with the tatter's brother London, the home and Mrs, Morrell, To- ronto, rmer's per ents, Fisher and weekend latter's par- ents, Snell. Adams days last and sister-in-law, 'Mr. and Mrs. W. Lloyd Hamilton. The W.A. will hold its October meeting in the basement of the church .ran Wednesday, ..Oct: 20, There will be a towel shower for W.A. at this meeting. The host- esses are Mrs. W. Beacom, Mrs. S. Lyon, Mrs. Jim Crawford, Mrs, Frank Longman, All the ladies of the congregation ere invited to attend. To Mark 50th Anniversary Londesboro United Church will celebrate the 50th anniversary of its founding at special services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.'Sunday October 17. when the special speaker.; will _ be Rev. Harold J,.- SneIl, Exeter, formerly of Auburn, The following Sunday, October 9l, Jubilee Services will be held, when the speaker will be Rev. A. W. Gardiner, Seafortb. The celebration will be culminated with a turkey supper in Com- munity Hall, Londesboro, on Tuesday, October 26, from 5.30 0 8 pm., followed by a variety ogramme. Thankoffering Meeting The Mission Band held Tbank- ffering meeting in the church on Friday evening, Oct. 8. The meeting opened with Gail Man- ning at the piano and Kenneth The ameet ne g opened in with Cathe ll to Worship and hymn 73 followed. by prayer by Mrs, Ilert Shob brook. The Scripture lesson was reed by June Manning. The min..., ' utes of the last meeting and /ell call were read by Bill Cowan:. The Junior boys gave .a number • Some Future .Citizens of .our Town." The offering was receiv-•, ed by Bob Sdundereock and Jim. Radford. A piano solo was given by Ann Faifservice, Hymn 13$ was sung. A Temperance play was put on "Building a Healthy Body." Bert Lyon gave a read. ' ing and Marguerite Lyon gave a.. recitation followed by a duet by Buster Shaddick and John Fan - grad, Vera Lyon gave a Mis- sionary story. The meeting clow' ed with; hymn 247 and Miss L. Young closed with prayer and tire. Benediction. At the close .a Ba- zaar was held in the basement of: the church which was well pat-., ronized.• Monster TURKEY S,UPPER: Community Hall: Londesboro TUESDAY, OCT. 26 sponsored by the Londesboro United Church. In Honour of the Fiftieth Anniversary of the founding of the Church. SUPPER served 5:30 to 8 o'clock followed by a Variety Program. Adults $1.25, children under 12 50e - Special Services - Anniversary Services; Sunday, October 17, 11 a.m. & 7.30 p,02. Speaker:- REV. peakerrREV. HAROLD SNELL, Exeter JUBILEE SERVICES:. SundaY,. October 24, 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Speaker: REV. A. W. GARDINER, Seaforth 2-3-b: The new, or'ange•coloured boxes which have recently been adopted for SALADA TEA BAGS mark the, return in tea•bag form to our FINEST ORANGE PEKOE QUALITY at' noo increase in the list price. 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