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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1948-12-16, Page 4Town of Clinton roctamntion Pursuant to a resolution adopted by Clinton Town Council at its December meeting, I hereby proclaim BOXING DAY MONDAY, DEC. 27 a civic holiday, and call upon all citizens to observe it as such. ANL) FUR'T'HER TAKE NO''E. that the aconital Municipal Norninations will be held in the Town Hall, Clinton, the same evening between the hours of 7,30 and 5.30 o'clock, followed by a public meeting. (Signed)—A. J. McMURRAY, Clinton, December 73, 94S MAYOR 51-52-b migg._ r _ _- PAGE FOUR CLINTON NEWS -RECORD'. THURSDAY; DECEMBER 1.6,J.jd948' E-+;agements Announced Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McCart- ney; Goderich Township, an- notxnce the engagement of their elder daughter, Aileen Rosalie, to Peter Henry Schulha; Edmon- ton,, Alta., son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Schulha i3eliis, Alta., the inarriage to take place the latter part of December. NEWFOUNDLAND ANTHEM BLUEVALE—• United Church services Sunday morning were conducted by Rev. A. Burden, who spoke from the text, "Ye are the salt of the earth" At the request of the minister, who comes from Newfoundland, the congregation sang their national anthem, "Ode to Newfoundland". PERSONALS Thomas Leppington made e business trip' to Goderich on Monday. Miss JoAnne : Cuningllaine, Sarnia, spent the weekend with he parents in Bayfield 5r A A Just in Time FOR CHRISTMS MEN'S FINE SHIRTS SANFORIZED FUSED - COLLAR - SIZES: .44% 1.6/ PLAINS - PIN STRIPES WIDE STRIPES PRICED AT $3.75 A REAL SHIRT VALUE AT A - POPULAR PRICE. "Ask The Man Who Wears One" toot '.T1R!tr cg Bks+GIt;E634t;! tC'gta ivKn't''Pn'R."k; gurovS?gx otl.rmottoC.+C iii Forsyth Shirts ALL SIZES $4.95 to $6.00 ideal aitiSta Jaigle,€+ctt;+cittemcigiV€)awiaixaves,amettagrgigic;6imam Wesley -Willis WMS Elects New. Officers The December meeting of the WMS of Wesley -Willis United Church was held in the church r parlour on Thursday afternoon, Art Saunders, Sarnia, was a December 9, with "a fairly good weekend guest at the home of attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cueing- The presidentCha, Mrs. Hearn, was :n e u• with Mrs. Adams as Mr. and Mrs. Walter Littre and pianist. The call to worship was quet and congratulated them on Cliff Kelly, bell soloist of the daughter, Beth, are spending the given by the president. The open- the splendid financial coopera- CNR Employees' Band, Stratford, Christmastide with their parents ing hymn was "O Little Town of tion throughout the year. Mrs. wi11 again be present and will Sam Castle, president, fittingly ay Mr, and Mrs, Fred McCool and by Mrs, Hearn. replied and the remainder of the hame Bayfield Mrs. Sam Castle, Jr. Christmas• Carols Heads Girls' Club At Sunday Concert The girls' Club of Clinton Clinton Citizens' Band has Presbyterian Church held its entered the Christmas musical December meeting in the Sunday festivities with the announcement School Room of the church with. on another page of this issue their families and friends as that they are having a Christmas guests at a pot -luck stepper, Carol Band Concert in the Town Rev. 'D. J. Lane thanked the Hall, on Sunday evening, De - Club members for the lovely ban- cember 19, at 8.30 o'clock, in Port Colborne. Behtlehemi9 followed by prayer 1 family have moved into their The minute; of the lea meet -(evening was spent in singing GORDON SILVERTONE home on James St., from their ing were read and approved, The ,Christmas carols with Mrs. Lane farm near Londesboro, financial report was read by the as pianist. Mrs. Cole, Mount Morris, Mich., treasurer, Mrs. Fingland. The re- I Mrs. Jack Leiper and Mrs. spent the weekend with her sis ports of the various secretaries Howard Cowan presented the ter, Mrs. Adam Glazier, and were given.. A lovely letter was new slate of officers as follows: other relatives in the vicinity. read from one of the Mission I Honorary president, Mrs. D. J. Mr. and Mrs, Ray Gibbings and Band members thanking the WMS ane; president, Mrs. Sam Castle son, Wayne, Miss Shirley Neil- for the gift of ",World Friends" son and Lloyd McQuig, all of and the picnic which had been Durham, spent Sunday with Mr, so much enjoyed in June. At the and Mrs; Melvin Crich. > close of the business discussion the Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Robbins report of the striking committee and Mi. and Mrs. William Nash was presented by Miss Irwin and Crediton, were tiveekend visitors approved by the members. ll. Wilson programme commit - at the home of Mrs. Robbins' Mrs. Haddy then• took charge tee, Mrs. Elmer Murray, Mrs. parents, Mr. and Mrs, John A. of the meeting. The hymn, "While Lane, Mrs. B. Morgan; flower Jr.; vice-president Mrs. David Wilson; secretary, Mrs. Howard Cowan; treasurer, Mrs. Frank Match; social committee, Mrs. John Wilson,' Mrs. J Ler, W n, per; Mi's. W. J. Mulch, Mrs. D. Jacob, Mrs. Sutter. Shepherds ,Watched their Flocks Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wendorf by Night" was sung. The Scrip - and daughter, Miss Coronna, were'ture lesson was read by Mrs. called to Hanover on Sunday on Addison. Mrs, McGill offered MISS L. Grant Heads account of the death of the for- prayer. Mrs. Fingland read a f mer's mother, Mrs. William beautiful Christmas story entitl- Ontario St. Girls Club Wendorf. ed "Breathe on me, breath of Flying Officer and Mrs. Allan God" which was written by Fred The.Girls' Club of Ontario St. W. Stinson and daughter, Gail, Sloman. Mrs. Hearn favoured Church held its December meet - left Saturday to spend the Christ- with a solo, "Cradled in a Man- ing at the home of Mrs. Willis mas--New Year's vacation with ger" which was enjoyed by sell, ,VanEgmond on Thursday even - the former's parents, Mr, and The singing of the hymn "Silent ,ing last. The president, Miss L. Mrs. Wilosn Stinson, Port Ar- Night" and the Mizpah Benedic-'Grant, was in charge and con- thur. tion brought the meeting to a ducted. the devotional• period, the Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hayes, close. Refreshments were served theme • being "The Christmas Harry ' Jr., and Miss Betty, De- by Mrs, Haddy and her group, Story." Rev. W. J. Woolfrey led troit, Mrs. John Bruce, Mr. and and a social half hour enjoyed. ;in prayer. The business period Mrs. Jack Bruce, Mr, and Mrs. o followed. Reg Bruce and Miss Leone j Rev Mr Woolfrey conducted convener Mrs. Frank MacDonald 0 S COLIIcollisi,IDEon took as follows: the election of officers, who are Bruce, all of London, were visit- ors in town last week, coining , BELGRAVE—TWOCAR A SECOND FLOOR A WIDE SELECTION AT POPULAR PRICES. +.gigtg cctvcxLcimg+gime.,o r ov:fgtgim.Ktoigvor.i€reig+.ccgcgiriav Just Arrived . . . Children's Table and Chair -sets Hardwood Construction Varnished - Natural, Red or Green Trim $8.95 set lgtgigigigigielaieafJe,igigig tigialSit el5Setelete elety4,iP, etglaigielVeigte2g+effaClC MARTINS A 1 PHONES: 36w - 36j eintiiI11UIDIrillIIEIIBiernnlIonniI i IIe II®IIcoil i III®IIIll1I11D1iIDI1sioIIDI(Isiung r 711 li �T 76 , 1B sa to attend the funeral of the late place in Belgrave when two cars, W. J. Merrill. ' one driven by Miss Mona Mc - Miss Marey MacKinnon, Toron- Cowan, Clinton, and owned by to, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Russell Jervis, td e May MacKinnon and aunt, Mrs. other driven by LeviClinBeemaon,ann, cothn. Clara Jackson, and will be here 9; East Wawanosh, met at the for the Christmas season. intersection. Badly dented fend - Mr. and Mrs. George F. Jack- ensmain and brokenno Sightsone beiwereng tin he son; Messers. Clifford and Will- damage, -' jamCooper, Flint, Mich., spent jured. Mrs. Oliver Jervis was a tine weekend with Mr. and Mrs. passenger with Miss 'McCowan. Clarence Cooper, and other re- slippery roads were given as the latives in town and the commun- cause of the accident ity. I have rented the service side of the Supertest =- Garage, Garage, across from Bank of Montreal, operated by Jonathan Hugill, Austin Sales and Service. I am a licensed mechanic, with 14 years of ex- ra perience. Having worked in Clinton for Mr. Clark Stanley for the past year, I would be pleased to service all my old customers, as well as new ones at my new r stand. I will do my utmost to give one and all the best of service, on any make of car at reasonable rates. WiTH BEST WiSHES FOR A MERRY CHRISTMAS a J. A. 11OWRNE Phone 784W ,.,. 51 -b BiliIDt1IDm®msulDI111I111111111IDlltiulel1118I IDI(11111111I IOI II1111I1111111111IVGa IDI1110 % Mita President, Miss L. Grant; 1st vice-president, Miss H. Courtice; 2nd vice-president; Mrs, D. M. Maltby; recording secretary, Mrs. Cecil Ashton; correspondnig sec- retary, Mrs. John Laois; press secretary, Mrs. George Knights; treasurer; Miss E. Plumsteel; pianist, Miss E. Wiltse; flower convener, Mrs. C. Brown; mis- sionary convener, Mrs. Farnham, Miss R. Pickett, Mrs, R, Plwn- steel, Mrs. F. Watt; work corn- , mittee, •Mrs, D. Freeman, Mrs. Batkin; group leaders, Mrs. N. Tyndall, Mrs. W. VanEgmond, The following programme ,was given: Mrs. Farnham, a reading, "Observance of the Sabbath"; Mrs, Woolfrey, a reading, "The Irnportance of Little Things"; Miss Wiltse; a solo, "Shepherd's Cradle Song"; Mrs. George Knights, a reading, "Bearing Gifts." Mrs. Vanderburgh, a new Can- adian, favoured the meeting with Free Pant Offer Hohberlin made -to -measure suits. Special offer. Extra pants FREE with every suit, in price range from $35.00 to $58,50. This,offer good until Dec. 20. Davis & Herman PHONE 224W Custom Tailors r CLINTON WEEKEND SPECIAL DATE and ORANGE CAKES CHERRY, BLUEBERRY and MINCE PIES Dixon's Pastry Shop Baittenbur3• St. E. — Phone 281W — Clinton a..0,/ 4ear*d~1. ,cs4u mrarrw•wws.rwu. ~~0,rm —FARM 'fit The Forano—a dandy 24" cylinder all- . steel Thresher—on rubber or steel Just the machine Ave 311 have Kneen waiting for; farmers know through experience that combining gratrt is wasteful and risky. One of these machines will last two fanners a lifetime, and blow both your grain andi straw any plaice you want it. Drop in to the garage for particulars at once, as supply is limited, and prices will advance shortly, owing to steel shortage. • JONATHAN HUGILL, agent Office Phone House Phone 784W AUSTIN SALES and SERVICE . 34-616 2 ' ¢ Phone 86 w,rr 4~.0arruarne reosa POO," A, iYt"ZIMOit9i879tMd7 'CAD124 r 1 several selections with the at the door to aid to band funds. Clinton Band accompanying,'An- other added feature will be the Clinton Public School choir under the direction of Mrs. Bert Boyee. Those school children were very favourably received in their, own concert a few weeks ago" and their part should add consider- ably' to this Christmas program.. Cornet solos and duetts will also be featured. Carol song sheets will be avail- able for the audience andwill be sung with band playing the accompaniment. A silver collection will be taken Christmas Carols Beautiful Music! Only If Your Radio Is, Operating Properly. ENSURE THAT THE WHOLE FAMILY CAN ENJOY THIS CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT BY CALLING: PERSAN and MADSEN SERVICE TO -DAY THERE IS NO RADIO THAT WE CANNOT REPAIR! FREE F.M. INFORMATION SERVICA PHONE 471W SG V tgAtO Ati/ 4OA`/ Sf0 Weekend SPECIALS CREAM PUFFS MINCE PIES While doing your Christmas Shopping drop in for a Snack or Sundae BARTLIFF BROS. 1 1 BAKERS and CONFECTIONERS p. PHONE 1 CLINTON • SILVERWOOD'S ICE CREAM makes a delicious a solo, which was much enjoyed. Y desert forour Christmas dinner A picnic lunch brought to a y close a very enjoyable evening. t t s au x-11%,d"��F' sixt- " 'tI `�.%.-AP ` ; ti=* " -O `see- Ie ,vr;,, ailing Ort 5 iiha i .:G . 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She Always Wants Something to Wear g How about HANDKERCHIEFS or a HANDBAG GLOVES HOSIERY LINGERIE UMBRELLA CARDIGAN HOUSE COAT Or a -PRETTY DRESS or COAT to step g u out in on Christmas, s 2 n SY ORANGES 344's , . , .. doz. 19c 288's doz. 29c CALIFORNIA GRAPES 2 lbs. for 29c PEANUTS (in shell) per lb. 29c BULK 'MINCEMEAT, ._ per lb. 15c CELERY HEARTS 252's doz. 39c 220's doz. 47c MOTHER'S MINCEMEAT, 24 oz. tin 35c Rose CRANBERRY SAUCE, 12 oz. jar 35c No. 1 COOKING APPLES, 4Ibs. for 25c and HEAD LETTUCE L , rg_. st ,e ck 'of Christmas Candy t rx umball's Grocry "Your Christmas I-Ie.adquarters" • We Deliver RDo atSt" o; 91-D&IrMDiai2iDt9t3r4120001--DMRIDNiAZIOIDOMMtatArrt airaizr`i gM. • Clinton