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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1947-11-13, Page 4ti !A.GE FOUR CLINTON NEWTS-RI/CORD B)mate 71 im,, Tslt11y+7t'1 IiFR 13, 1941 MARRIAGES Baptist Ladies' Aids Hold. Joint Meeting GRId1FITII-SlMITII=.Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Berry' B ueefield, announre the maarriage of their niece, ,Genevieve Lillian Lorraine, youngest daugh- ter of E. J. Smith, Portland,, Ore- gon, and the late Mrs. Smith, to George Noel, son of .Mrs, H. L, Griffith 'Stratford, and the late Mr. Griffith. The inarriage took place G. A. Howson in dharge and Mrs. R. in Knox Presbyterian Church, J. Phillips at the piano.'The devotion - Minneapolis, Minn., Saturday, Nov- al period, 'was taken by Mrs. A. For - ember 8, at 2 p.m. Mrs. Griffith is syttit and iMacs. C. R. Grossman. Read- a recent graduate of Stratford Gen- hags were given by Mrs, W. Cochrame eral Hos+Altai: Early in the New Mrs. Pickett, and Mrs. V. Kneeshaw. Year Mr. and Mrs. Griffith will A solo was .ung by 'Mrs. Wilfred reside in Stratford. Vestenfelt, a duet by 'Mee. Glen Rai - o thtby and !Mrs. R. J. Phillips, and a PRESBYTERIAN WMS trio by Mrs, C: A. Howson, :Mrs. G. The regular meeting of the W.M.S. Raithby, and Mrs. Vestenfelt. Rev. of the Presbyterian Church will be A. Forsyth gave an interesting ad - held on Tuesday afternoon, November dress on the life of Charles Spurgeon 18, at three o'clock, at the home of and closed the meeting with prayer. Mrs. J. R. Makin's, Albert Street A pot -luck lunch was enjoyed. A, joint meeting of the Ladies' .Acids of Auburn and Clinton B'aptist ohar- ehes was held at the. 'parsonage, Clinton, on Thursday last with les. Open Sunday, November 16 and Every Night Next Week Headquarters for the 'Famous SH'ELLUBRICATION Reg. Ball's Shell Service Station Highway 8 Phone 5 Clinton Annual Fowl Supper GOOSE and CHICKEN ?04 ST. JOSEPH'S PARISH HAIL Altigk , .431'4 CLINTON 5.30 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. Tuesday, November 18 VALUABLE DOOR PRIZE DRAWN AT 9 P.M. Recipient must be present BINGO - - DANCING ADMISSION: SUPPER AND DANCE 51.00 CHILDREN 50e DANCE ONLY 35c • A SUPER-DUPER 'SUPPER • 1 Collegiate Teachers Hold First Convention Members of the teaching staff of Clinton .collegiate Institute attended the first county convention of secon- dary sehool teachers to be held in Ontario, in the Collegiate Institute, Goderieh, friday last. Albout 70 teach- ers were present, as well as high e hool inspectors D. L. Gray and E R McLellan, representing Ontario Department of Eldueation. At the morning session, after be- ing welcomed by .A. R. Scott, prin- cipal of Goderioh •collegiate, the teachers melt in discussion groups, in each of which the 'problems of one particular department of the cerricu. lum were discussed. In the afternoon the whole group anet in the assembly hall,, where with Mr. Scott, as ehairnn'an, general problems of education were •intro- duced. Discussion centred around the question on how the school can beat meet the needs of young people in the changing world of today. Atter an interesting film on. the use that may be made of films in the class- room, the convention dealt with the problem • of relating the teacher of each subject to national and world conditions. The discussion closed with a motion that this convention be made an annual event in Huron County. A lundheon was served at the Bed - Watch for the Opening Soon of DIXON'S I Pastry Shop Goderich Township Federation of Agriculture ANNUAL MEETING Thursday, Nov. 20 8 pan. at Hohnesvil'le School Special speakers (have been in - liked and every one interested in the work is invited to attend R. E. Thompson, Secretary 46-b Autumn is Stove Time at BALL BROTHERS! ••• SEE THE FAMOUS "WINGHAM CLIPPER" SQUARE Filly enamelled in white --- polished steel top — with Warning Closet 'Roller Grates (coal) — Wood Grates — Oven Thermometer — 15 -inch Oven • "Wthaghatn Clipper" COMPLETE, DELIVERED AND INST.ALLED IN YOUR. HOME Only $157.Oa lay■®•••®Ilas••rloel•••UIU Headquarters for Stoves and Ranges • • • Quebec Heaters Stove Pipes and Elbows Coal Scuttles • • • Manufactured by: BEACH FOUNDRY Ca, LIMITED 1{ARRISTON STOVE CO., LIMITED WESTERN FOUNDRY CO., LIHIITED SPECIAL FOR THE FARM Beach Range $193.00 Full Complete A REAL BUY See these on display at Coleman Oil Heater $53.95 • • • BALL BROTfIF.RS Hardware and Furniture WM. N. BALL D. a. BALL FUNERAL DIRECTORS ' Phone 361W Ambulance Service Phone 361J Phone 195 Record Old Age Pension Requests ; Considered Huron County Old Age Pensions and Mothers' Allowances board met at ith Court House, Goderieh. Thurs- day afternoon and considered' 31 'ap. plications, a record number. Twenty- two old age pensions were mom- mended for full pension, four de- ferred until assets are reduced, one refused owing to .too' many assets, two deferred for further investiga- tion as to transfers, / There was one ,application for mo. ther's allowance, and one for +foster - mother's allowance; both of these were recomm'ended. Members of the board present were: W. R. Archibald, chairman, Seaforth; Mrs. F. R. Redditt, God- erich; R. J. Bowman, Brussels'; John L. 'McEwan, Wroxeter; •Mrs. N. W. Trewavtha, Clinton, and N. W. Miller, Goderich, secertary. PRESBYTERIAN •GIRLS' CLUB The Girls° Club of the Presbyterian Church will hold its, regular meeting at the home of Mrs., Sam Castle, Jr:, on Wednesday evening, November .19, at eight o'clock, • • ford Hotel at whi'eh a girls' double trio from the Goderieh •collegiate with W. H. Wickett as accompanist, furnished two musical selections, R. 83. Ford, chairman of the (high School District Board of Education, spoke a few words of nvelcoane to the con- vention. Presbyterian W.A. Plans Annual Get -Together° The WA,. of Clinton Presbyterian:' Church met in the 'Sunday. .School room on Tuesday, November' 4', with. the president, Mrs. Twitckell,• ins the chair and MTs. (Snider at the piano.. Hymn 270 was sung .and the Lord's Prayer followed, after 'whiclia Twitchell read part of the 88th, chap: ter of et. 'Matthew's gospel. The secretary's and treasurer's,'re. ports were given by Mrs, Maxwell, folowed by a business diseuision. ry was decided to have the annual get- together of the W.A. following the newt regular meeting in the form of a 6 o'clock supper party in the•clhthfa basement. Mrs. G. D. Roberton gave a very interesting reading on "Bazaars." The meeting• closed with Hymn 109, and prayer by Mrs. Lane. 'Mrs. Gibson and Mrs. Cook served' delicious refreshments and a social hour was enjoyed by all present. WIN,G3L 83. --Resident of Wingham for the hast 60 years, Alexander Connell Dickson died here in his 82nd' year. CARD OF THANKS S should like to take this opportun- ity of extending cry heart alt thanks to the medical and nursing staff of Clinton• loommunity Hospital for many kindnesses shown while I was a pa- tient there; and also to those who sent flowers and gave other expres- sions of goodwill. 46p Mrs. George C. Getman COURT OF REVISION TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH Court of Revision on the 1948 Assessment Roll will be held in the TOWN HALL, SEAFORTH Saturday, November 15, 1947 at 2 p.m. E. P. CHtESNEY, Clerk Township' of Tttckersmith For your spedal Christmas list... Who heads your Christmas list? Someone very special, of morsel Can you think of anything you'd like more than a portrait .f Hot special person? I1., or she, feels the same way about youl So right now, before the rush, make an appointment to have R portrait made for the first names on your Christman list! /We'll capture your pe son.11ty in your (portrait and "the aifb di ab Only you Oita give 11.0 .1 las, op 1, lift, lndead. Call 84 and make your appointmentnow. Phone 84 owten Ji'zo3. Tit, PHOTOGRAPHERS McEwan's Clinton IS CHURCH DIRECTORY St. Paul's Anglican R1:V. R. M. P. BULTEEL, Rector Mrs. Theodore Frenulin, Organist ,frs. J. G. MacKinnon, Choir Leader 'SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16 11 man.--•Ylorning Prayer and Sun - clay ,School .Rev. R. Appleyard '7 p.m.—Union evening service in Ontario St. United Church. — All are Welcome Tues., 3 p.m.—WA will meet at the home of the 'Masses Thompson. Wed., 8 p.m. --Bible Glass in Rectory Ontario St. United Church RE'V, W. 3. WOOLFREY, Minister B. S. Gibbings, Choir Leader Mrs. E. Wendorf, Organist (SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16 11.00 a.m.—Morning Worship, "Dead inSpirit" 12.16 p.m. --{Sunday School. 7 eam. --Union evening service in this chwreh. "Overcoming Prejudice" Presbyterian REV. D. J. LANE, Minister Mrs. Bert Bayes, Organist and Choir Leader SUNDAY, ,NO'1:F'MBLR 16 10.00 AM—Sunday School 11.00 A.,M.—Divine Worship "The Way of Jesus' with Doubters" 2.30 p.m.—Service at Hayfield All Welcome Wesley -Willis Church REV. u11NDREW LANE •Minister Mrs. Morgan J. Agnew, Organist and Choir Leader .SUNDAY, 'NOVEMBER 16 11.00 a.m,—Morning Service 12.10 p.m.—Sunday School 7 p.m. --Union evening service in Ontario St. United •Church Baptist REV. A. FOtRSYTH, Minister Mars. Ernest Adams, Organist. Mrs. W. A,ikenhead, Choir leader 'SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16 11.001aen.—Suc day School 7.00 p.m.—,Evening Worship Enreryone Welcome - , The Nash. Meeting: of tics' Huron County Council will be held in the COUNCIL CHAMBERS, COURT IIOIXSE,, GOIM ICH, MONDAY, NOVEMBER ER ` 1.7 commencing at 2.00 pan. • • • Alli accounts, notices of deputations, and: other business requiring the attention of Council should' be in On ltamiIs o the:'County Clerk not later than •Saturday, November 15. N. W. MILLER, County Clerk, Goderieh,Ontario. RECITAL OF ORGAN PIANO' VOICE by William H. Wickett,, A.T.0:M ., R.M.T. Organist and Choirmaster, Knox Presbyterian Church, Goderich, and , Mrs. Frank' Saunders, Goderich in• WESLEY-WILLIS UNITED CHURCH Monday,Nov. 24 Auspices of at 8.15; pan. Admission: 35cand: 25e CLINTON CAB See us for reduced rates • • • 24 Hour Service: OFFICE PHONE No . 44 LAYTON'S GARAGE: BEHIND, POST OFFICE REG. SHIPLEY HAROLD' CRITTENDEN Res.: Phone 229 Rest Phone 173 Something Special for r the Week - end Cream Puffs Fresh Raspderry Pie _ t Layer Cake • • • Ask for our Milk Loaf BARTLIFF BROS. BAKERS and CONFECTIONERS Phone 1 Clinton Silverwood's Ice Cream Giris--Here's Your Chance To Earn While You Learn 1 . * Apply for Particulars To the Superintendent Clinton Hosiery Mills Limited Just Received at CHURCHILL'S EXTRA LARGE SHIPMENT OF CHILD'S RUBBER BOOTS SHINY, IMPORTED RUBBER BOOTS, FLEECE LINED 5-6' $2 50 SIZES it n 11-1-2 a .� 8-9-10 " 13-1 Good old Canada -Made Knee Rubber Boots FOR BOYS, SIZE 1 to 5 $2.35 Men's Knee Boots $3.75 Also a Large Stock of WOMEN'S VELVETS MISSES' VELVETS CHILD'S VELVETS In Black and Brown In Black and Brown In Black and Brown • • • ALL KINDS of RUBBERS for CIT and FARM Footwear for the ENTIRE Family COST LESS at THOS. CHURCHILL AND SON