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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1944-10-26, Page 5I; ''TIIURS„ ,OCT. 26th, 1914 THE .CLINTON NEWS -RECORD PAGES' INVEST 1N Wei y Clinton Space Sponsoiied by BEATTIE FUNERAL HOME Phone 184'W AUBURN Mr. Donald Ross of Galt spent the • week end, with his mother Mrs. Fred Ross. Mr. Harvey McGee has returned home after a three months visit with friends in the west. Sgt. ,Robt. Craig and Miss Ila 'Craig spent the' week end with their :parentsMr. and Mrs. Wm. Craig. Mrs. John Tiffin and daughter, -Miss Vera Tiffin and Mr. McIlwain of Goderieh .spent Sunday with Mr. Wm. 1VlieIlwain and Amelia. Maes. Gordon Taylor :underwent . a "minor operation in Clinton Hospital 'last week. Miss Zeta Munro of Sarnia spent ' the week end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Munro; • Mrs. Herb Mogridge and Mrs. Wm. Marsh attended the trousseau tea of •their niece Lois Manning,' daughter ;of •Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Manning, Lon- . don. Miss Laura Phillips collected $100. M the recent Salvation Army Drive. She wishesto thank all who contrib- 'uted to this worthy cause. There were 784• ration books`dis- +tributed from this centre last week by Mrs. Earl McKnight and Made- line Yungbintt, They were assisted by Miss Mary E. Asquith, Mrs. Harold Snell and Mrs. T. S. John- ston. Anniversary Services will be held in Knox Presbyterian ,Church next Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Rev. Dr. W. 0. Rhoad of Ashfield and Ripley Presbyterian Church will be the :guest speaker. A sextette from Goderieh Knox Church com prised of Mesdames, Sauri'ders, Re- nell, Kaitingand Miss Stowe, L.A.C. Elliott, and A.C. Russell will fur- nish .special music. A. community social' evening was held: in Knox United Church on 'Phutsday in honour of CPI. Bar.- rick Wright who recently returned from Overseas. Rev. H. Snell presid- -'ed. The program opened with "a sing song of favorite ' byntns with Mrs. R. J, Phillips at the piano. A duet was rendered by Misses Emma - and Shirley Robertson, a reacting was ^: given by Miss Madeline Caesar, solo by Marie Raithby, 'solo with guitar accompaniment Jack Ladd, • short address ,Rev. C. C. Anderson of the Baptist church, solo Mrs, Wes Brad - nock, solo Rev. P. H. Streeter of the Anglican Church who also brought greetings, solo Miss Josephine Weir. Mr, Snell called Cpl. Wright to the front and 'on behalf of the Commun.' ity welcomed him 'back to Canada. Cpl. Wright 'expressed his thanks for the welcome he had received. The program :closed with the National .Anthem. Lunch was 'served. B; The Baptist 2oung People, met on Sunday ;evening with Miss Elaine Johnston in charge. After a sing song With Mrs, R. J. Philips at the •piano the scriptur•re- was read by ,Roy, Web sten. Piano solos were ' given by Marie Raithby and. Shirley Robert- son. James Raithby led in prayer and a duet given by Evelyn and Allan 'Raithby. The topic on Thanksgiving was given by Miss ,Amy Toll after which Mrs. Wm. Haggitt sang a solo. Miss Johnston thanked all who had assisted with the meeting and George Raithby then took charge for the business period and the election of officers Tie financial report • was given by George Robertson showing a balance of $20.71 on band and daring the year 12 meetings had been held. Officers elected were: President, Wm. Raithby, Vice-president, Annul, Robertson; Secretary -treasurer, Geo. Robertson; Pianist, Mrs. R. J. Phil- lapsr Program cornririttee,. The execu- tive. The meeting was closed with, the singing Of the National Anthem. Ladies Ald The' Baptist Ladies Aid held their annual meeting in the basement of the church last Thursday and was. in charge of the president, Mrs. C. A. Rowson. The devotional; Period 'was taken by Mrs. Frank, Rraithby'and Mrs. 'Thos. McNall. "The secretary's' • a • report was given by Mrs. Earl Raith by and showed eleven meetings ha been held,' 9 quilts, 1 crib' gdilt, quilt tops had been given to th Red ,Cross and two quilts were co plated for ' Home Missions; Mrs Glen Raithby gave the treasurer's report showing $62. in the treasury and, a $50. Victory Bond, , The following program was given; reading by Mrs. L. Irwin, Mrs. Wm. Haggitt, Mrs; Earl Raithby Mrs. Thos. McNeil, .solo Mrs. Glen Raith- by. The topic "Thanksgiving" was given by Mrs. (Rev.) C. C., Ander- son. Mrs. Frank Raithby took charge for the election .of officers which resulted as follows, President, Mrs. C. A. Howson; 1st vice, Mrs. Frank Raithby; secretary, Mrs. Earl Raith- by; Treasurer, Mrs. Glen Raith'by; pianist, Mrs. R. J: Philips; visiting committee, Mrs. G. C. , .. Joh1t1 c Mrs. C. A. Howson, Mrsn . Knight, Mrs. Glen Raithby; . Quilt committee, Mrs. Earl Raithby, Mrs. L. Irwin, Mrs. Thos. MeNall, Mrs. Jas. Webster, Mrs. Wm. Haggitt; Plower eommittee, Mrs. R. J. Phil- lips, Mrs. Stanley Johnston, Mrs. Earl. Raithby. The meeting was 'closed with ' the National Anthem and prayer by Rev. C. C. Anderson. BIRTHS TAYLOR—In Clinton' Public Hos- pital, on Friday, Oct. 13th, to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey':, Taylor :of Varna, a daughter. GABON—In Clinton Public Hospital, on Friday, October 20th,. to Mr. and Mas, A. Garen of Clinton, a son. STIRLING—In Clinton Public Hos-, pitel, on Sunday,'October, 23rd„ to Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Stirling:of Bayfield, a son. DEATHS GRIGG—In ,Goderich' Township, on Thursday, October 19th, Matilda Fisher, lbeloyed wife .of Edward' Grigg, in herT77 th year. r- ROGERS, Sarah Hartley-�Sdddenly, d on Monday afternoon, 0et..23, 1944 3 at her home, 42' Indian Rd., after e a sweet and :useful life, Sarah m- Hartley, wife of the late James • Alexander' Rogers, darling mother of Elmore, Gladys and Louise, and loving grandmother of F.O. Hartley Rogers (overseas), P.O. Burton Rogers, Calgary, and Harris and David Oakes, Clinton, Ont. Resting at the Turner & Porter Funeral Home, 436 Ron- cesvalles, at Howard Park Ave. Service in the chapel Thursday, Oct. 26, at 2 &clock, Interment Pine Hills Cemetery'. IN MEMORIAM Women's Institute Mrs. Edgar Lavison presided for the .October meeting of the Women's Institute which was held in the For- esters Hall. A letter of :appreciation for mes- sage of sympathy received was lead from the Anderson Family. A. letter was read from Mr. Sparks, field secretary for the Blind Institute, 'thanking the Institute for the 26.50 which had been collected here on tag day. It was decided to have a sale of home invade baking in the near future, the proceeds to be given to Overseas box fund. A solo was rendered by Mrs. Wm. Haggitt, Miss Ethel Washington gave a reading and Miss' Enna Mutch gave a talk on dressmaking. Miss Josephine Weir rendered a solo. The guest speaker was Mrs. W. J. Henderson, of Wing- ham, who chose as her subject; citizenship. A vote of thanks was extended the speaker by Mas. R. J. Philips. _A small' remembrance was also presented her in honor of her birthday which she was celebrating that day. Tickets were sold on a prize donated by Viola Thompson, the pro- ceed's from which were for the boys boxes fund. Mrs. L. Irwin held the lucky ticket, The roll call was answ- ered nswered by "where, you first attended school and the name of your first teacher". The meeting ' closed with the singing of the National Anthem. Lunch•was served by Mrs. J. Cowan, Mrs. Geo. Sturdy and Mrs, Fred. Ross, Londesboro Red Cross .News A special Red Cross meeting, on October 17th 'was: called to decide if the Society .would serve a banquet for the Federation of Agriculture. It was decided to serve a dressed Ham .dinner: for 75c a plate. Ladies on Menu Committee are, Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Little, Mrs. 3. H. Shobbrook, Mrs. Brunsdon and Mrs. Adams. Ladies tohelp in the kitchen are Mrs. Little, Mrs. Millar, Mrs. }leak and Mac. Caldwell. Table Committee, No. 1, Mrs.I Yungblutt, Mas. Townsend. No.` 2 Mrs. Brunsdon; Miss Mains. No. 3. Mac. H. Adams, Mrs. Nott, Mrs. Griffiths,"No. 4. Mrs: Pipe, Mrs. Len. Shobbrook, Beni Govier, No. 5. Mrs. McC'obl, ' Mrs. Prost, Mrs. J. Onaw- !ford. ' • • The Regular nnonthly meeting of the .•Loridgsboro Red Cross will be held 'Thursday Nov. and in the Com- munity Niall.. The tondesboto Red Cross is spon- soring a Hallowe'en "dance, Friday, Oct. 27th. Prizes :will be given for special dances: GLAZIER—In memory of a dear husband and father, Thomas Gla- zier, who passed away five years ago October 31. Years of toiling, little of play' Loving and giving, smoothing the way, Kind and unselfish, husband and father so true, Our dearest possession is memories of you. —Sadly missed by wife and family. TUCKERSMITH The Tuckersmith Ladies Club will hold their meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 1, at the home of Mas. Leslie Pepper. Will' all members bring new ora used articles for the box to be sent North. V HOLMESVILLE The Holmesville Unit of the Red Cross: held their October meeting at the home of Mrs. Edward Grigg with sixteen in attendance. A. quilt was completed at this meeting and pat- ches given out for another quilt, Donations of various kinds were brought in for the overseas Christ- mas boxes and the 'committee in charge packed them. A short busi- ness meeting was.held with pres. Mrs Will Jervis, in charge. It was decid- ed to remember those of 'our boys 011 Canadian soil with Christmas greet- ings. The knitting committee dis- tributed yarn. At the ' close of the meeting a dainty lunch was served. v GODERICH TOWNSHIP Mr. W. H. Middleton attended the HerefordSale in ,Stratford last Wednesday, October 18th, and bought a high. class Bull to head his herd. It was consigned by W. T. Janes, Almonte. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Kay of Clinton and Mr. and Mrs. Prod Wallis and children were guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Welsh. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Welsh and Catharine motored to St. Catherhies on Friday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ityckman, late; going on to Hamil- ton to visit with Mrs. Snell and Miss Mary Snell, returning home Monday. We are glad to report that. Iris Plewitt, • small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Flewitt, Who is, in Victoria Hospital; London, is improving. ; The Soutli' End' Red Cross Unit` will meet on Wednesday afternoon, Nov, 1, at the :home' of >' Mrs, John Middleton. A good attendance is desired,. A very enjoyable evening was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hebden -on Friday' night; S°4iiwilAY wane CUT FLOWERS FLORAL DESIGNS For Every Occasion C. V. COOKE FLORIST Phones: 66w and 38I Batkins Locker Storage Nov. is a good time to store a 1/m of beef, We can supply you with same' at any time. Salmon Steaks lb. 30c Farmer Style sausages lb 25c FROZEN FOODS ARE :,BETTER FOODS DANCE sponsored by Goderich Township S. S. No. 4' Uniteof Red Cross• in Town Hall, Clinton FRIDAY, NOV. 3rd Murdock's, Orchestra Lunch Counter 20-2 For Sale 9 roomed, two atorey 'Brick House with 3 piece bath. Central Location. 1/ acre Let on William Street. Apply at News -Record. 20-tf For Sale 14 Durham Steers, 750 lbs.; 4 Dur- ham Heifers, 750 lbs.; 17. Durham Calves; 4 Durham Cows' Due Dec. 10; 1 Durham Bull coming 8 yrs. old pure bred. Apply Arnold Dale, phone 801r3, Clinton. 20-2 For Sale 2 Well-bred Shorthorn Bulls, about 6 months old. Apply W. J. Miller; phone 46w. Clinton. 20-1 Strayed Strayed to lot 19 Con. 17 - G'ode- rich Tp. some time ago, one yearling cattle beast resembling Holstein breed. Owner may have the animal Iby, proving property and paying ex- penses. Apply Oliver Jervis phone 802x23, Clinton. 20-2 For Sale 12 good •York pigs, 6 weeks old. apply Fred McCool,. Londesboro, phone 2$114 Blyth. 20-2 For Sale 400 bushels of mixed grain, $L50 per hundred, also weanling pigs, Apply R. II. Leishman, phone 800r1G Clinton. 20-1 For Sale 9 Yorkshire pigs, 6 weeks old. Ap- ply to. Raymond' Townsend, phone 614r14, Clinton. . 20-1 For Sale Quebec Heater in good condition. Also stand to put under a stove. Apply Mrs. Robert Webster, Victoria Street, Clinton. 20-1 For Sale Spy Apples. 50 cents a bushel on the tree. :Apply . Carman Tebbutt. Phone 902r31, Clinton.. 20-2 House For Sale On Princess' street, close to down town and schools. Warmly built, Art brick siding covered. New Garage, good dry garden. Priced right for quick sale. Apply to Flank. Wilson. 20-2 Auction Sale At the home of the late Charles Falconer in Bayfield, on Wednesday, Nov. let at 2 pan: consisting of House and Household effects and 6 lots. '• :::Terrns Cash on Household Effects and on property the terms . to be. made at the time of sale. Gordon" Grant Auetioneer, when the members, and families of Clearing Auction Sale the .Synth end of 5. S. No. 4 Unit oft Faun Stock and Implements and the Red Cross entertained the mem- bers household Fmupishirrgs and their families of the north Township, be held o1n/ mileLotn 3s2 Con. south-we2 Stanleyof end of the Unit, who were the win- 2st Clinton. ners in the contest which was con- ducted during the earlier part of the year. The .evening's entertainment began with a song title contest, con- ducted by . Josephine Muir, which was won by Mss. Leslie Pearson. and Will Jenkins. The remainder of the evening was spent in, :proves. sive euchre and other games. Lunch,, consisting of hot dogs and ' coffee, was served, .and, the social evening was closed by singing the National Anthem. TUESDAY, NOV. 7th 1944 at 12.30 p.m. John. A. Innis, Prop. Harold Jackson, Auet. E. P. Chesney, Clerk. TERMS—CASH No reserve as prop. has sold his farm, list will follow next week. or ale i ROXY THEATRE Now Playing "WHERE, ARE YOUR CHILDREN' & 'TOP MAN Mon. Tues. Wed. Dorothy Lamour, Fred Mac. Mur- ray and Betty Hutton. Pop wanted a soy bean farm and his daughters' sang for it. ' "AND THE ANGELS SING" Thur.Fri, Sat. • MR. ,SKEFF`INGTON".' Beauty fades . Age creeps up dove returns! A new Bette Davis triumph! Bette Davis, ° Claude Rains' and Walter Abel Coming - "GOING MY WAY" Bing ,Crosby. CAPITAL THEATRE GODERICH Now Playing -. "FOLLOW THE BOYS" with an amazing. east Mon. Tues. Wed, Two Features Cary Grant,: Janet Blair and Jim- my Gleason' • This picture- will malce life gayer for you whether or' not you be- lieve in Santa Claus" "ONCE UPON A TIME" Jimmy Lydon, Diana ,Lynn and James Sanith In HENRY ALDRICH Plays CUPID Thur. Fri. and Sat, Dick Powell, Linda Darnell and Jack Oakie Present Rene Clair's grand story of aspiring youth & dreams crane true. "IT HAPPENED TOMORROW" Coming Lynn Bari In "THE BRIDGE OF SAN LUIS-REY"" REGENT THEATRE SEAFOZTH Now Playing — "SHERLOCI HOLMES FACES' DEATH" and' A CHIP OFF THE OLD BLOCK Mon. Tues. and Wednesday Eddie Cantor, George Murphy. & Joan Davis With a host of assisting talent in a great fun -show that is absol- utely guaranteed entertainment' "SHOW BUSINESS" Thur Fri. Sat. Two Features George Sanders, Virginia Bruce and Lenore Aubert Telling° the thrilling story of two adventurous newsmen and their political .entanglements. "ACTION IN ARABIA". and as the added attraction, Walt Disney's' SALUDOS AMIGOS Coming — "AND THE ANGELS SING" Business Services Offered Cars Washed, Waxed or -Simonized Work called for and delivered Funeral and Wedding Cars a Specialty R. Earl Jenkins Phone 222 Clinton 18-tf AUCTION SALE Under ,the auspices of the Clinton Red Shield on Nov. 9th at 8. pm. There will be a sale of both new and -old articles. Also homemade bak- ing and sandwiches and hot dog bodth. More detailed notice later. Keep Nov. 9 evening free. Come have fun and help this wor- thy cause. Any citizen wishing to donate articles new or old please call 326 or 1851 Harald Jackson,"Auctioneer services free. DANCE in Town Hall, Clinton Friday, October 27 Willoughby's Orchestra/ Proceeds for Red Shield 20-1 Public Meeting in the Community Hall Londesboro. on Thursday, Oct. 26th at 9 p.m. to explain the 0. C. F. Plan and Policies Charles Strange, M. P. P. Will be guest speaker Everybody Welcome 20-1 For Sade Pigs 6 to 10 weeks old. Apply Gordon Turner, Phone 906r5, . Clinton 20-1 Wanted Will pay cash for your Baby Grand piano. State make and age to Box 39A, News -Record, Clinton. 20-1 Wanted Stamp Collector wants older stamp ,booklet including Victoria and. Edward. Cash. Paid. Apply Fred Jarrett, 30 •Bloor ,St. W., Toronto, Ontario. 20-2. Farm For Sale 50 acres, 1Fz mile from Highway, Goderieh Township, good ,clay land, well fenced,'•good. buildings, well watered. Apply to News -Record Clinton. 20-tf For Sale. 80 Acre farm. of good clay loam, Concession 9, Goderieh Township, about 5 miles from Clinton, 2 -storey brick house, with good i barn and driveshed, never failing well with windmill, water in :barn, %%.mile from school and one mile from Church. Apply Edward Grigg, R. 1L. 3, Clin- ton. 20-1 Lost Trailer Tire and ,Rim, on No, 8 Highway, one mile west of Clinton,, on October 21st. Finder please eall T. • R. Jenkins, 9101'23, Clinton. Re- ward, 20.2 To Let 3 room apartment downstairs, private ,entrance. :A+pply at. News. Record, 20-tf ;SIN AND THE REMEDY, The scripture hath concluded All j The blood of Jesus Christ under Sin .. Galatians 3:22 His Son, cleanseth us from All Sin. 1 John 1:7. Accept Christ And Be Cleansed TUNE IN; "Old-fashioned Revival Hour: 7-8 P.M. E. D. S. T. ' "Pilgrims Hour 12-12.30 P.M. E. D. S. T. Mutual Network Sundays — Rebroadcast at various times Chas. E. Fuller, P. 0. Box 123 Los Angeles 53, California BUY VICTORY BONDS Space donated by BARTLIFF's PHONE 1 NOTICE DOG TAGS All dogs have to be tagged by Nov. 1, 1944 or will be forced by law. Tax Collector 19-2 P BAZAAR Under the Auspices of Women's Association and Women's Missionary' Society of Holmesville United Church. Saturday,' Oct. 28 in Council Chamber of Town Hall Home-made Baking Booth, Fahey Work booth, White Elephant Booth Also afternoon tea served, pressed chicken, Apple and pump- kin pie. For Sale 65 Rock Pullets, 6 months old, started laying.. Apply C. B. Gibson, Ontario Street, Clinton. Across from Reg Balls .service .Station. 19-tf For Sale Colony House 10'x12', also .brooder stove, capacity_ 500.: Apply to Wilbvm Welsh, Clinton.. 19-2 For Sale or Rent Lots 44 and 75 on the Maitlantl Concession, Goderieh Township, 2 miles from 'Holmesville. Clay loamy, all seeded, • water supply, some orchard, house, barn, garage, and a hen house. Apply to Catherine H. Williams, R. R. 2, Bayfield.. Phone 000r22 Clinton. 19-2. For Sale Thirteen head of cattle. Durhams and Herefords,' year olds and: two year olds. Apply to James East, 21/3 males N. East of Clinton. R. R. No. 4 19-ff. For. Sale Roof in ono piece, 9' x 7'. Number of outside window .sashes. Antique. Table, Antique Walnut Conch, Plat- form Walnut Rocker, Small Antique: Cherry Table, Large felt mattress in good condition. Apply. to Miss D. Cantelon, Clinton, phone 193. For Sale.192 Boy's snavy ' blue, melton cloth To Rent F S overcoat, in good .condition. Will fit comfy four -roomed cottage, with i'Stuecoedhous ,at 102 Huron cadY g , e n Read: a boy twelve, or '::thirteen. Price- two-piece bath,. furnished, 40 yds. Go'deiich. Phone 931x14 GAtlerieh. !seasonable. Apply to the Clinton south of Radio School' Ph 20-tf :News -Record. 20-1'0 Watson 7721 H 11 18 1 Cemetery Memorials Large stook of modern' memorials on display at our Clinton Showrooms For the convenience' of our patrons, office will be open on Fridays Open • by appointment at any other time See' Mr. J. J. Zapfe, next door Cunningham & Pryde Clinton — Exeter -• Seaforth' PHONE 41 NOTICE Voter's List, 1944, Municipality of The Township of Hullett, Huron County Notice' is hereby,, given that I have complied with Section, '7 of the Vot- ers' List Act and that I have posted up at my office in Londesboro, on the 7th day of October, 1944, the list of the persons entitled to vote in the Municipal Election and such list remains there for inspection. And I hereby call upon all .Voters M take immediate proceedings to have any errors or omissions correc- ted according to Law. Dated at my office this 10th day of October, 1944. Jas. W. McCool, •Clerk, Hullett Twp. 19_3, NOTICE Notice is hereby given that r complied with section 7 of the et- ers' Lists Act, and that I have ',os - ted up at my office at .Varna on the 12th day of October 1944, the list oft all persons entitled to vote at Muni- cipal. Elections and such list is there for inspection. And I hereby notify all persons to take proceedings according to law to have errors or corrections cot rected. All appeals Snit be in the hands of the clerk on or before November 2nd 1944. Dated this 13th day of October(' 1944. Chas. C. Pilgrim, Clerk. Varna. 19:2 For Sale Quantity of Sprayed Spy Apples, Apply Robert Smith, R. R. 1 Clinton. Phone 804r34, Clinton. 19-2 House for Sale Eight -roomed house in good lo. eality. All modern conveniences. One quarter acre of land. Apply at News Record: 19-tf Fer Sale Chickens, ready for the pot. 33c a pound, . Delivered; ` Phone 312. 19-2 Far Fuller Products A limited number -of brooms, Nylon Tooth, Hair and Shaving brushes. Phone Winni£red O'Neil,' 753 Clinton. 18-4 For Sale Leicester sheep; . ewe lambs lam lambs, :also 2 -year old ewes. Apply J. H. Quigley, three miles south of Clinton, on No. 4 Highway. Phone Clinton 916x3. 17-11. House for Sale Five roomed frame house on Alb- ert Street, town water, quarter acre of land. Rot further particulars apply to Frank Fingland or J. W. McCool, Londesboro 11-tf. ' Wanted to Buy Old or disabled live horses wanted for mink. feed.' Apply Elmer Trick, phone 907x5 or 907r12,15-eow. • Wanted to Buy Wanted to buy, old horses and dead tattle for mink feed, If dead, phone at once. Fred Gilbert 908r22 or Jack Gilbert 908r21. 58-t