HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1944-01-13, Page 5'THURS.,.JAN. h 1944
THE
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
PAGE 5
New Post,.Office Hours
The Pont Office Department has
authorized that the lobby of the Clin-
ton Post Office be opened at 8.00 a.m.
instead of 6.00 a.m. and closed at 8.00
p. in. instead of 9.00 p. m. as at pre-
sent.
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AUBURN
Visitors at the home of Mr. and
John McKnight on Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Ferguson and Lois
of Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Love
of Goderich and. Mr. Logan of Owen
Sound.
Mr. Bert Marsh has been in Dun-
gannon Auditing' the West. Wawanoah
T•'ire Insurance books,
The regular meeting e the B. Y.
P. U. will be held. next Sunday -even-
ing. Mrs. Wm. Haggitt and Royce
Phillips will be in charge of the meet-
ing..
Mrs. Fred Ross, Mrs. Edgar Law-
son and Miss Josephine Weir attend-
eed the Huron Presbyterial at Clinton
'Tin Tuesday.
DEATH OF MISS RAPSON
A highly;esteenied resident of this
district, in the person of Miss Har-
riett Rapson passed away at the home
'of her sister,,Mrs. Frank Lansing,
-"Auburn, on Tuesday evening, Jan. 4.
Mies Rapson had been ill about a
'month from a 'heart condition. She
r
'was born on the Base Line in Gcder-
: ich township, the daughter of the late
' Isaac Rapson and Mary Ann Wilkins
•:and resided all her life in that town-
ship. She was a member of the Au-
burn Baptist Church. Surviving is
'.ono sister, Mrs. Frank Lansing. Two
• 'brothers predeceased her some years
•-ago.
The funeral was held from the
home of her sister on Thursday after
'croon and was conducted by :her pas-.
tor, Rev. A. F. Silver, assistea by
Rev. H. Snell of the United Church.
`The pallbearers were Sidney Lansing,
'Orval Rapson, Edward Ball, Gordon
"Rapson, Elmer Roberton, Ira Rapson.
Interment took place in Ball's
cemetery
Summerhill Red Cross
The Summerhill Red Cross Group
anetat the home of Mr. H. Murch on
'Wed. Jan. 5. With the Pres. in the
:chair, -the meeting opened by singing
-"Hark, the Herald Angels Sing," fol-
lowed by the Red Cross prayer. The.
•minutes of the last meeting were read
-and adopted; 19 members and 4 visi-
tors were present. Lettersof thanks
'tivere read from Pte. Ray Mason and
'L/Cpl Adrian White for ,cigarettes
-they received.
Mrs. Blake gave the year's treas.
report. During the year we made
$533,47. A .banance in our quilt fund
of $33.1S and a balance in our fund
for .our Soldiers Boys boxes of $14,78,
-Mrs, W. Lovett gave our sewing re
port: 48 girl's Blouses -size 6 years,
25 .lips size 42; 3 prs, boys pants
Size 8 yrs; 5 nighties size 2 yrs; 5 prs.
:pyjamas size 4 prs.; 10 Women's
:Blouses size 38; 18 . slips sine 34; 25
.hospital sheets; 15 bed jackets; 25
handkerchiefs; 18 Personal Property
bags; 1 Jumper and blouse size 14 yrs.
'20 nightingales; '20' quilts; Mrs. R.
''Smith gave the knitting report. For
the Navy 6 pr. Mitts, 3 tuckins, 4 pr.
long stockings 26inch; 11 pr. 18inch
'stockings; 6 pr. socks; 4 ,helmets.
Por the Air Force 1 tuck in, 5 pr.
tucks. For the Army, 4. pr. Gloves,
10 helmets, 10 pr. socks. POT British
'Civilian. 13 girls sweaters; 2 infants.
sweaters; 2 bonnets, 1 pr. seekers, 7
pr. booties; 2 scarves; 2 pr. mitts. A
quilt top .was worked on and plans.
were made for a pot luck supper.
-Lunch was served at the close of the
Meeting.Our next meeting will be.
at the home of Mrs. 0. Rapson on
Jan. 19. The hostesses will be Mrs. 0.
Rapson, Mrs. W. Lovett, _ Mrs. W.
Vodden, Mrs. A. Vodden.
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STANLEY
?"Irs. Neil McGregor left last week
'to visit her daughter, Kate, at Wing-
ham for a few months.
Mrs. Jas. Thomson, Mr. Thos.: B,
Haire, Mr. Hugh Gilmour, and Mr,
Geo. T. Baird left on Friday of last
'week to attend the funeral of a
cousin, the late Mr. John T. Baird of
Detroit, - svho died of an heart attack.
He was in his 67th year, •
Tire Stanley Community Club met
.at the home of Mrs, J. Innes for the
January meeting, Twelve members
'were present,. The' president, Mrs.
Baird Was in the chair. The minutes s
'of the last meeting were read and
'adopted. The Treas. report was
'given. A quantity of !-nitting was
'brought in and some nice things for
-the layette shower. It was decided
'to buy flannelette for the making of
`women's nightgowns. The ladies
spent the afternoon quilting. The
collection amounted to $6.00. At the
conclusion, a dainty lunch was
LONDESBORO
Mr. Geo. Cowan, London, with Mrs.
Cowan and Billy,
Mrs. Owens, Belgrave, with her sis-
ter, Mrs. Thomas Fairservice.
Mrs,. Roper, Halifax, Nova Scotia,
with the Fairservices.
Mr. and Mrs. John McCowan and
family of Brucefield, with Mr. and
Mrs, Geo. IvleVittie.
Miss Betty Snell, after practise
teaching with :Mitis R. Walkoutat No.
8 school, returned on .Monday to
Stratford Normal School.
'Phe W. A. will hold their monthly
meeting on Wednesday Jan. 19th at
the 'home of Mrs. a. H. Shobbrook.
The hostesses are Mrs, T. Little,
Mrs. A. Vodden, Mrs. W. Lovett, and
Mrs. . B. Brunsdon, Roll call will ,be
answered by the paying of fees.
The 10th Concession, East are
having a bingo in thehall on Friday
night, Jan. 14th, at 8 p.
There will be a lunch counter. Come
and have a good time, Proceeds t•
go to Red Cross.
(Intended for last week)'
A gathering was held Monday night
at the home -of Mr. and Mrs. Ab. Rad-
ford, Londesboro in honour of their
son, Rfn. L. C. Radford, home on
leave.
The following address was read.
Dear Len,
We, your friends and 'neighbours of
8. S. No. 10 Hullett have gathered
to spend a social hour with you be-
fore you return from your New Years
leave.
So long as our land is protected ,by,
young men• like you, we need never
fear for the future. We want you to
know that the folks back home *IIkeep the home fires burning and we
hope we may do -our duty. We ask you
to accept this ring as a token of -our
esteem for you. As you wear it, may
it remind you of the friends and
neighbours back home.
It is our prayer that God, in His
kind mercy, will guide you and pro-
tect you, wherever your pathway may
be, and when Victory is won and
Peace restored to our land, bring you.
back safely', in good health to our
midst.
Our kindest thoughts go with you
and we shall look forward to the day
when you will be back with us again.
Signed on. behalf of S. S. No: 10 -by
members of School Board,
Wilfred Penfound, Edward Yungblut,
John A. Snell,
Leonard thanked them for the lov-
ely gift.
Leonard returned Tuesday morning
to Ipperwash where he is now station-
ed.
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Londesboro Red Cross News
The meeting of the Londesboro Red
Cross was held on January 6th, in
the Community Hall with the Pres.
Mrs. B. Brunsdon, presiding. The
meeting opened •by singing "The
Maple Leaf" followed by the Lord's
Prayer in unison. The minates of
the last meeting were read and adop-
ted. The annual reports were also
read. It was decided to send for the,
sewing andknitting quotas. Thie
roll call was answered : by twenty -
feel!. ladies paying fees for the com-
ing year. Mrs. A. Vodden paid 50.
cents hostess money for December.
Mrs. Jim Crawford donated .a pr,
of pillow slips and Mrs. Van Grad a
pound of hamburg steak. Tickets
were sold on these, Mrs. F. Woods
getting the pillow slips and Mrs. B.
Shrobbrook the steak.' .
It was moved that we send Stanley
Yungblut a box. Stanley was not
sent one at Christmas as he was - ex-
pected home. There was. a discus-
sion on ways bf raising money. It
was moved that each` line be respon-
sible for making money in what' ever
way.' they wished. Convenors' were
appointed to look after each line, the
money to be in by the end of. Febru-
ary.', The meeting closed by singing
"God Save the King," after which a
pot luck supper was enjoyed -by a11.,
The proceeds of the afternoon $11.28,
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EBENEZER
The W. A. held their January meet-
ing at the hone of Mrs. Arthur Heb-
den. There was a good attendance,
and the meeting was presided over by
the. president, Mrs. Harold Lobb.
Tho meeting was opened with a
hymn. The devotional period, wags
conducted by Mrs. Bert Lobb. The
minutes of the previous nicotine were
read and adopted, and the annual
financial report was read, which
bowed a balance of $89.00 The
ell call was answered by members
I
aying their fees for the coning year
Following the business diseussion-
a hymn was sung, and readings were
Riven by Mrs. Carman' Tebbutt and
Mrs. Bert Lobb: The meeting' was,.
closed with a liyimc followed by the
Mizpah benediction. The, remainder
of the afternoon was spent in quilt-
ing and lunch was served by Mrs.
Hebden and prigs Josephine Muir:
GODERICH TOWNSHIP
Council' met in Holmesville for the
inaugural meeting. All took the
declaration of office also the oath of
.allegiance to his Majesty the King.
Victoria Hospital reported an inmate
in the hospital which should be a
charge on the township, read and
filed. Ontario G'opd roads associa-
tion read and filed. Ontario Municipal
association asking for memibership;
no action. War Time Prices and Trade
Board asking the -council to contrib-
ute to the cost of local ration card
issuing', this was 'left over for more
information. Councillor Stirling was
delegated to interview McDoiKild
Bros. about having some trees on
their property removed which now
gather snow on the road, and if an
amicable arrangement can not be
made to proceed. as_provided by sta-
tute. The treasurer' and Assessor 'were
each given an increase of 10.00,
otherwise salaries were set at the
same as last year. By -Law No. 1
was passed. By -Law No. 2 appoint-
ing' officials was read a third time
as follows; R. G. Thompson, Clerk.
Chas, A. Whitely, Treas. Howard
Sturdy Collector,H. McCartney Asse-
ssors; J. Harris, Weed inspector and
School attendance officer. Dr. J. M.
Graham, Medical Health Officer and
indigent officer, of health. T. M.
Woods member of board of health.
W. H. Lobb and Reg .Sturdy sheep
valuers. Fence viewers, Div. No. 1
Geo. Mei n Benson 0
I war , B ns n S Overby and
Geo. Feagan, Div. No. 2 Austen Stur-
dy, Jas. A. McMillen and Robt. Rod-
gers. Div. No. 3. T. M. Woods, F.
McClure and Gordon Rathwell. Div.
No. 4 and 6 Fred Middleton, E. J.
Trewartha and C. Potter Div. 5 Rus-
sell Neal, W. R.. Lobb and W. Forbes,
Pound keepers, S. Sowerby, D. Mc-
Dougall, John McGuire, Arnold Mil-
ler, H. McCartney and R. E. Colclough
T. R. Patterson engineer.
• The coIlector's time was extended i
until next meeting, he to receive 13si
per cent for collecting on delinquents.
The Reeve and Clerk were instruct-
ed to sign and submit the schedules of
expenditure on roads during 1943
and ask the statutory grant thereon
the total spent was 10,283.57. Pay-
ment made Supt pay roll No. 1. $123.
Council adjourned to Feb, 7th at
1.30 p. m.
S. S. No. 11 Goderich Township
Red Cross Group will meet on Thurs.
January 26th at the home o$ Mrs.
Bert Wise.
Miss Margaret. Middleton R. N.
Commenced duties Jan. 3rdon the
staff of Victoria Hospital, London.
Mr. anci Mrs. Fred Middleton and
family spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Taylor, Blyth.
Mr. Bert Lobb is in Toronto, at-
tending the Provincial .Federation of
Agriculture meeting.
The annual meeting of S. S. No. 8.
Goderich, was held in the School
Room on Wednesday. , 'Fourteen
ratepayers were present, Mr. J.
Fraser Stirling was elected trustee
for three years. His father Jas. R.
Stirling, retiring was first elected in
1902 and has been trustee all but a
few years ever since. The total ex-
penditures of the School in that year
were $317.59 and the total expenditur-
es for the present pear were $1484.39.
Mrs. N. W. Trewartha was. the tea-
cher and she said she saved' money at
a Salary of $250.00
Mr. and Mrs. .Alvin Betties opened
their hone on Monday night for a
Red Cross Party for Group 2. A
large crowd was present and every-
body enjoyed themselves. Mrs. Bruce
was high lady in Progressive euchre
and Mr. Jim. Shearer' was high man.
The ladies then served sandwiches
anci coffee, .after which everybody
tripped the light fantastic. The
music was furnidhed -by Ian Pollock,
George Weston, Bayfield and Geo.
Monk Goderich. I
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Harris -opened
their hoose to No. 3 group of the Red
Cross on Friday Evening and- al-'
though the night was stormy about
thirty turned out and had a pleasant
evening. Mn Jack Gilbert was high
man at the E'uehre'and Austin Harris
although not a very good looking'
lady captured first. These parties
are a great get to'g'ether for the
the neighbors, -besides m'akin'g a nicw
penny for the Red Cross,•
CONSTANCE
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott and Me
and lltr:s. Lorne Lawson were for Wing-
hWing-
hamrecently •en radio business. Mr:: I
Lorne Lawson received` an air•' mail:
letter from his cousin' Sqdn-Ldr. A.:
T. Johns frothe Middle East which
made the fast time of •Dec. 24 to Jan..
4. Sgdn.-Ldr. Johns received'
education in Clinton.. e
We are- glad to knew' Mr. Joe Riley i
y
is ,back on the County Snow: l?longli
after his illness.
Mr. anci' Mrs -Lee Stephenson; --1
Donald' ant' Billy visited with i1tl.. and: b
Mrs. Win. Logan' of Blyth on- Sundb-y:.
Solii! WIl%1,2Loran.•s:
ISO .ISIS nnr,rt.a°!:::�nr.r,oc moa
CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL DESIGNS
For Every Occasion
C. V. COOKS
FLORIST
Phones: 66' and 661
Fat Fowl Market
Any Boarders you .may have in
your flock willmeet a good market
demand for the coming Jewish Holi-
days. • Feed is too dear to feed to
non producers
This is a good time to sell your
goose and duck feathers.
All our eggs are machine graded.
N. W. TR.1WARTSA
Day Phone 214. Night Phone 328.
Batkins Locker Service
Try us for salmon, white fish,
herring, cod fillett and Haddock --
fillett,
Also Frozen raspberries and
strawberries, Peas and Corn
Casings for Sale.
We buy Hides.
Frozen Foods .are Better Foods.
PORTER'S HILL
On Monday evening the 2nd of the
Red Cross parties of Group 2 was
held at the home of Alvin Betties.
The former part of the evening was
spent in euchre. The ladies first went
to Mrs. Bruce. Gents first to. Jim
Shearer, Ladies, low, Mrs. Eph Snell
Gents low, Billie Gibbings. Ladies
carrying prize was held by :Mrs. Bill
Grigg.
Later a dance was held the music
supplied by Ian Pollock of Lachin
Quebec R.C.A.F. Station. The McIed
Mixers from Goderich, Geo. Weston
Bayfield.` Our thanks go to thee
players for their grand performanc
Over $27.00 was realized.
BOXY THEATRE
CLINTON
CAPITAL THEATRE
GODERICH-
REGENT THEATRE
SILAPORTR
Now Playing, "Bombardier" with
Pat O'Brien and Randolph Scott.
Now - Errol Flynn In "NORTH-
ERN PURSUIT" '
Now -Ann Dvorak In "SQUAD -
RON LEADER X"
MON. TUES. & WED.
"ARABIAN NIGHTS" - In Tech-
nieolor The fabulous tale of Sched-
erazade the Arabian dancingthat
' girl
and her 6C'aliph lover. An action-
crammed, adventure melod�.ik,•ima.
Jon Hall, Maria Montez, Sabu and
Leif Erikson
MON. TUES. &/WED.
Dorothy McGuire Robert Young &
In Claire Presenting the picture
glows with all chats best in
Life,,
"CLAUDIA"
MOON. TUES. & WED.
"BEHIND THE RISING SUN"
p,• theillinng and adventurous story
Ty
portrayed by a star cast & starring
Margo with Tom Neal.
THUR. FRI. & SAT.
Olivia DeIlavilland and Robert Cu-
comings & Chas Coburn Tinted with
paddy' green comes' one of the years
most appealing' romances.
"PRINCESS O'ROUItKE"
Thur. Fri, and Sat, Two Features :
Eddie Albert and Am
Re Shirley
offer a riot of rib -reciting fun
LADY BODYGUARD"
Jimmmy Lydon and Rita Quigley
bring back the popular Aldrich'
family in "HENRY ALDRICH,
EDITOR
THUR. FRI.'& SAT.
Errol Flynn, Julie Bishop, He'lniut
Dentine and Gene Lockhart. The
Germans invadeCanada! A Mountie
thwarts them and romance •blazes
at thirty below!
"NORTHERN PURSUIT" '
Coming - Monty Woolley and
Gracie Fields In "HOLY MAT-
RIMONY"
Coining - Eddie Cantor. and a
twentystar cast in THANK
YOULUCKY STARS"
Coming -Betty Grable in -SWEET
ROSIE O'GRADY"
Matinees- Sat. and Holidays at 3
Matinees Wed. Sat. and Holidays 3
Matinees Sat. and Holidays at 3 . `
The Place to Buy
YOUR
BREAD
Buns, Pies
and Cakes
BARTLIFF'S
PHONE 1
Native of 'Bayfield Dies
A news despatch from Winnipeg
announces the death on Sunday Jan-
uary 2nd. in Winnipeg of 0. H.
Pollard, president of the Saults &
Pollard printing firm in that city.
Mr. Pollard was •born. at Bayfield,
went to Winnipeg in 1892, and with
George Saults, formerly of Goderich,
o purchased. the job printing business
y of The Winnipeg Free Press.. Mr.
of Saults retired from the business
o some years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Betties.
(intended for last week)
The Porters Hill Unit of the Red
Cross has been, divided into fou
groups each to entertain during th
winter months. The proceeds to be
used for Red Cross work, Mrs. John
Torrance entertained on Thursday
Dec. 30th and Mrs. Alvin Betties had
her group along with a host
friends. Jan. 3 both evenings were a
decided success.
Miss Dorothy Cox left last Friday
for her New school at Kenora,
Mrs. Reed Torrance has returned
from Kippen where she has been
caring for sick at her father's home
At the annual meeting S. S. No. 5,
Mr. Alvin Cox was elected trustee in
place of Belt Harris who could not
act this year having no property in
the section.
Mr. and Mrs, Les Cox spent the
week end at Fergus with his, sister
Mrs. W. Stewart who we are sorry
to learn suffered a severe'stroke some
time ago. Mrs. Stewart is much
better and we trust will fully recover.
Don't forget the Red Cross 'Meet-
ing on Monday Jan. 17 at the home
of Mrs, Reed Torrance.
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New Seasonal Prices for
Fresh Vegetables
New seasonal prices for fresh
vegetables are now he effect,, accord
ing to an an'nounicement b9 W. Harold
McPhillips, prices and supply' repro-
sentative for Western Ontario.
The maximum prices are for wash-
ed and unwasled vegetables.. They
include in the washed grouping over.
two pounds; beets 5t0e1 cents a pound;'
Carrots 5.04; parsnips 8.4'; turnips 4.2'
white turnip 6.3 cents. I''ricee when!
sold in ono and two pounds; beets
six parsnip nine; turnips five'e white 1
turnips seven:
Prices for unwashed: vegetables
when sold in greater than two pound
ots e1' oun�;
P P d, beets 4.63' cents .• I
carrots 4.2 cents;.parsnips .7.56; tar-+
m,
yips, 3.36; :white ttnnips 5.45,a eabbeges
5:04; red ealilidge 6171. When sold in
one or tWo' poiind lots, price's are
beets and carrots five cents; parsnips
ight cents; turnips four -;:white tar -1
ales six; cabbage' six af'nd red cab-
bage' seven.
Pot bunch' carrots :mil beets maxi
men are 71,5 cents for one pound
leeches and 414 Cents for one -.half 1
lioiind bunches. I
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. HURON ROAD EAST
d Tho Happy War Workers Club,
Huron Road East, held their regular
monthly meeting at the home of Mrs.
Albert Glazier, Thursday' January 6.
With the president, Mrs. Noble
Holland in the chair, the meeting
e opened by repeating the club creed,
followed by singing "Blest Be the
Tie that Binds." The 14th Psalm was
read and the Lord's Prayer repeated
' in unison. Minutes of the last meet
of ing were read and adopted. A letter
• of thanks, was read from Gni.. J. C.
Haines, also from Mrs. Charles Dale,
ananda message of thanks from Mrs.
I Win. Ball. There were 11 members
and 2 visitors present.
Mrs. M. Mann , donated wadding
for a quilt,
The following articles were turned
in; 8 prs. sleepers, 3 girl's dresses, 1
'afghan„ 1 pry. socks, 1 pr. bootees, 1
baby's binder and 1 quilt.
Collection amounted to $1.25. The
next meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. George. Glazier, February 3rd
Miss Marie Holland favoured the
meeting with two songs and accom-
panied herself on the guitar, The
meeting closed by singing "God Save
The King' after which- lunch was
served.
L.A.C. Cyril Cockshot of R. A.F
Station Charlottetown, Prince Edwar
Island, spent his seven days and!New Year's leave at the home of
'VARNA
Don't forget the Euchre anci Dance
on Friday night in the town hall,
Varna in aid of the Navy League.
This dance is being sponsored by the
+War Service. Club and every one is
!invited to - attend as this is, for a
very. worthy cause.
Miss Lillian Elliott spent the week
end in Clinton with her aunt, Mrs..
Gibson.
Mars. Floyd' -Schell of Detroit spent
the week end with her brother, Russel'
Austin.
Miss. Gertie Smith (W. D.) ,of the
R. C. A. F. Centralia spent the week
end with her parents.
The W. A. of St. Johns Anglican
church , met at the home of Mrs. M.
Reid, Thursday afternoon. The after-
noon was spent sewing. The sleeting
was closed with the Litany and mehb-
bers Prayer in Unison. After which
all sat down to a hot chicken supper
served by the Hostess.
Mit. G. Ii, Beatty, 'Miss 16. Beatty
end Mrs. L. McConnell spent the
week end "in'L'ondon and attended :the
show Blossom Time., ,
Mr.' and itt 5. Elliott • and family
spent.Si1day with friends in Clinton.
TUNE IN ON
Old -Fashioned Revival Hour
7 to 8 P.M., E.D.S.T.
Pilgrim's Hour
2 to 3 P.M., E. D.S.T.
On Mutual Network -- Sundays
Local Station-OKLW., Windsor
CHARLES E. FULLER, P.O. Box 123,
LOS ANGELES 53, CALIFORNIA
DANCE
ON
FRIDAY, Jan. 14th
TO
WILLIS TIPPING
TOWN HALL, CLINTON
Dancing 9 till 1
Admission: 50 `
BIRTHS
HETHERINGTON - In Goderich.
Hospital, on January lith, to Mr.
and Mrs. Murray Hetherington
(nee Eleanor Snider) a daughter.
DEATHS
GILROY--At Miami Beach, Florida
on Thursday, -'January 6th, 1944
band of Dorothe Gilroy and son of
Murray Grant Gilroy beloved pus-
the late Mr. and Mrs, James 0.
Gilroy of Clinton.
BURTON -In Goderich Township, on
Friday, January 7th, John S. But-
ton, in his 79th year.
FREEMAN -In Clinton, on Monday,
January, 10th, Charlotte Jane
Freeman, in her 66t17 year.
IN MEMORIAM
PICKARD-In Loving memory of
Baby Kaye who left us 2 years to-
day Jan. 13 1942.
Far and oft our thoughts do wan-
der
To a grave not for away.
Where d our iby
Just twothey'yealairs ago darltoday.ng ba,
Sadly missed by Mother; Daddy,
Brothers and Sisters.
Card of Thanks
The family of the late John S.
Burton wish to extend their sincere
thanks and appreciation to all their
friends and neighbors for their many
acts of kindness, beautiful floral
tributes and to those who loaned
their care, during their recent ber-
eavement.
Pasture for Rent
Farm of 100 acres, excellent blue
grass, with plenty of shade and
never -failing spring creek. Apply
News -Record, 79-2
Furnace
We have a new Gilson furnace in
stock.
Now is your chance to change
your heating equipment, with feel
scarce and dear you can't afford to
waste it. Phone 34-61e Clinton or
see Jonathan Hug•il! at erten 7.0-2
NOTICH TCP Cl DDTTOHg
Iii the Estate of Susan Marie
Hackney, late of the Village of Etce-
ter in the County of Huron, Widow
Deceased.
All persons having claims against
the Estate of the above ,deceased are
requested to file the same with the
undersigned Solicitor for the said
Estate, on or before' the 5th day of
February, A.D. 1944 after which the
assets will ,be dietiributed amongst the
parities entitled thereto, having re-
gard only to the claims of which
notice shall have leen given.
Dated at Clinton, this 12th day' of
January, A.D: 1'844,
F. Fingland K. C, Clinton, Ontario;
Solicitor for tine said Estate • 794'
HATCHING EGGS WANTED
We require additional breeding
flocks all breeds to supply us with
hatching eggs for 1944 hatching sea-
son. Flocks culled and bloodtested
free of charge. Guaranteed premium
paid. Also turkey flocks needed.
Coekdrals wanted: Barred Rocks,
White Leghorns, White Rocks and
Black Australorps suitable for breed-
ing.
Write for full details immediately.
TWEEDLE CHICK HATCHERIES
LIMITED
FERGUS, ONTARIO '18-2
FOR SALE
631/2 acres land village edge, paved
road, brick house; all conveniences,
electricity, basement barn, steel stan-
chions, henhouse, double garage,
$5000.
100 acres level tiled loam brick
house, basement, .barn, electricity and
water system, throughout, $7200 with
terms.
William Pearce, Exeter, Ontario
79-2
Meeting of the
Huron County Council
The next meeting of the Huron
County Council will be held in the
Council Chambers, Court House,
Goderich, commencing Tuesday _Janu-
ars 18th. at 2 1'. M.
All accounts, notices of deputations
and other business requiring the at-
tention of Council should be in the
hands of the County Clerk not later
than Saturday, January' 15th.
N. W. MILLER
COUNTY CLERK
GODERICH ONTARIO, 78-2
WOOD WANTED
For S. S. No. 3 Goderich Town-
ship, Holmesville 8 cords of hard
wood, maple and beech, not over 50
per cent beech, 14 " delivery by
April 15th. Apply to Fred Mulholland
2nd Concession phone 90.1r12. '79-2
For Sale
1 good young cow, to freshen Jan.
25th; also 8 pig's, three months old.
Apply to George Colclough, R. R. 1,
Clinton. • 99-1
For Sale
A brick house, in good condition,
modern conveniences, Apply by let-
ter to box 39x News Record. 79-tf
For Rent
Two furnished rooms with bath-
room, also private entrance. Phone
267w for information. 79-2
For Sale
Good 1 1-2 storey house with new
bath, House in good conditon. Also
small barn, garden and fruit trees.
Apply to J. V. Diehl, Queen street,
Clinton. 69..tf
•
Wanted to' Buy
Wanted to buy, old horses and dead
cattle for mink feed. If dead, phone
at once. Fred Gilbert 9081.22 or Jack
Gilbert 9081'21. 584f
WOOD WANTED
Tenders will be received until Jan.
18th. for 20 cords of 14 inch hard
maple areal beech body wood (not more
than half beech) to be deliyeifed to
S. S. No. 9. Goderich Township; 5
cords to be delivered by Feb. 1, bal-
ance by March 15th. Robert E., R' ow-
den, Secretary, Clinton R. R. 3,.. 7$-2