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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1944-12-07, Page 5P. ' Ti=IURS.,: DEC. 7th, 1944 Dependable Service. Immediately at any time- 'of'dayor night, for 'those whoknowthat in such matters "tithe is priceless." One high`standai•d to all patrons—from your home, your church Or OUT chapel. Clinton BEATTIE FUNERAL HOME Phone .184Vt' NOTICE ;DOG OWNERS Take Notice -- Dog Taxes have to be paid immediately. 1944 Taxes are due now. lvPenalty after Dec. 14th, 1944. NORMAN KENNEDY, Tax Collector AUBURN Mrs. Amos Andrew and Miss Mar-. Mr. ' George "-Beadle and Mrs. -Ernest ' Patterson have returned home after `visiting friends in De- - •troit. Rev. P. "•H.• 'Streeter •preached his farewell sermon on Sundays evening. -Mr. and Mrs. Streeter and Jean .leave this week `for their new home In London where Mr. Streeter has been appointed Rector of the Church ‘of the Epith'any. Dr.: B. C. Weir and Miss Josephine attended the funeral of a relative is 'Strati:toy on''Wednesday. Ladies Guild The Ladies Guild of St, Marks . A,nglican Church held their monthly - meeting in the Orange Hall on Tues- day evening. The president, i Mrs. Alvin Letherland, presided. Follow- ing the opening hymn, prayere were • offered by Miss. Margaret Nesbit. The scripture was read by Mrs. Letherland. A. trio was rendered `by Marion Taylor, June and Laura • Letherland. A'reading was given by Mrs. Wilmer Nicholson, and Mrs'. Gordon Taylor favored with a solo. The topic,'"The Childhood of Jesus" was given by Mrs, S. Ii. Johnston: --A reading was given by L. Letherland Mrs. Alf. Nesbit gave a paper on the work of The Sisters of St. Margarets Bradeieridge. The treasurer, Mrs. Thos. Haggitt, gave the report for the year which showed $157.98 had been raised and an expenditure dr 15109.29 leaving a balance of $48.69. the roll call' was responded by each " nietnber giving a white gift, which evere collected in a deeoratoll basket by Marion Taylor and June Lether- 'land..'A letter of thanks was read frons' Miss Mary Asquith for flowers and cards"received during her ill- ness. 'A Christmas greeting was read from Miss Margaret Small df 'Toronto. The meeting closed with! prayer, Rev. P.' H. Streeter presided for -the election of officers which re- . stilted as follows: Honorary presi- .dent, Mrs. Gordon Taylor, President, Mrs. Alfred Nesbit, Vice -pies. Mrs. T. S. Johnston, . Secretaty, Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell, treasurer, Mrs. Thos. 'Haggett, program convenor, Miss Latn•a Phillipa. Mrs. Lether- land thanked all for their loyal sup - 'port during the y'ear. Rev. P. -•H. and Mrs.„Streeter and -Jean were eallel to the front and an addtbss wens 'lead by Mrs. Lether- land expressing regret that the fare- ily was about to leave thie parish -and ,extending good wishes at their, new parish of the Church of the 'Epithany, London.'A tet of dishes in an attractively deco'-ated basket was presented thein by' Mrs. Alfred Nes- bit. Mr. and Mrs. Streeter expressed their appreciation of the'gift. Refreshments were served. The Red Cross society held a quilting in thee'Ortinge' T all on Tues- • V ' • o GOIIERICH TOWNSHIP R garet King were appointed to look after the selling of the tickets. Mrs. Albert Campbell gave a talk on Red Cross Work. Mrs. Herb. Govier closed the meeting with prayer. - The December meeting of the Women's Institute will be field in the Foresters Hall on Tuesday, Decem- ber 12th. The topic will be given by Rev. Harold Snell. The roll call, exchange of •Ohristmas gifts. Hos- tesses, Mrs. Sadie Carter, Mrs. Herb Mogridge and Mrs. Geo. Bean, Will the members please notice this meeting is a week earlier. ,On Tuesday, December 5th, Williarif Mcllwain of Auburn and ]tis twin brother David Mcllwain of Gode- rich, ode-rich narked their 80th milestone in life. They are sons of thelatee David Mcllwain •who was born in Ireland. and the late Jane Johnston. They were born in West Wawanosh on the farm where Mr. and Mrs, Keith Paegan now reside near Nile.. 1 The• Mcllwain twins attended S. S. No. 1 West Wawanosh, with one of the teachers being R. E. Brown, They spent their boyhood life in West Wawanosh. The Mcllwain family consisted of 13 members, seven of whom are still living, they are Andrew of Goderich, (Sarah) Mrs. Wilson of Nile, Wm. of Auburn, David of Goderieh, (Ellen Jane) Mrs. John McPhee of Auburn, Miss. (Martha Mcllwain of Nile and (Mary) Mrs. John Tiffin of Goderieh. . Not many families can say they have twin -brothers and sisters, but the members •of this family, can be- cause Mrs. John McPhee and Miss Martha MoIlwain are twin daughters In 1904 Wm. Mcllwain was mar- ried to Annie Rogerson, daughter of the late Robert, and Mary Rogerson of Parry Sound, Ont. They lived 'on the Mcllwain homestead until 13 years ago when they moved to Car- low where they had charge of the Colborne Municipal Telephone and 7 years ago the family retired td Aiuburn. 'Two years ago Mrs; 1VIellwain passed away.•They had one daughter Amelia who resides with her father. Mi. Mcllwain is a mem- ber of Knox United Church and a member: of the L. 0. L. David Mcllwain and his wife, for- mer7y .: Ann'e Elliott 'daughter • of !the Yate 1Vir•, and Mrs. Thomas Elliott were married, on September 26th 1804 end last year celebrated their golden wedding enni`versary. - They farmed on the lst concession of Ashfield ,until twenty two years ago when they retired 'to Goderieh.. They have two children, Earl of Goderieh and (Lila) Mrs. Cloupman of Oak: nd, Cal. also, two grandchildren, a grandson recently teturned home from Overseas. Miss Amelia Mcllwain had.a fanc- ily dinner 011 Wednesday for'the brothers and sistere. THE CLINTON LONDESBORO The White Gift Service - will held .in the church next Sund morning at 10.30 o'clock. It will a combined service of Sunday Seho and Church, and there will .be ap cial-features. The service will be conducted' the superintendent, Mr. Chas. St wart and the pastor will speak the subject, "The Children of Light The Annual meeting• of the S day School was held at the home Rev. and Mrs. Menzies on Pride evening, December 1st. Mr: Me zies opened the meeting readin from p bhe 4th chapter of Prover followed by prayer. The minutes the last meeting were read and ad` ted, and the following officers and teachers' were appointed for 1945; Supt: Mr, Chas. Stewart; Assis- tants, Mr. Harry Snell and Mr. Ar- thur Clark;, Seeretarid Treasurer, Lorne Hunking; Assistants, Jack Webster and . Beecher Menzies; Mes• senger boys, Keith Armstrong, Ken - beth Wood and Bill Cowan; Cradle Roll Supt. Mrs. Joe. Lyon; Teachers, Beginners, Mrs. John Scott, Mrs. Fangrad and Miss Ruth Snell; Boys No. 1 Mrs. McNeil and Mrs. Allen Shaddick; Boys No. 2 Mr. Harry Snell and 'Mrs. C. Watson; Boys No. -3 Mr. A. Clark and Mrs. B. Shob- brook; Girls No. 1 Mrs. Thomas Fairservice and Miss Ruth Shaddick. Girls No. 2 Misses Betty Snell and. Alice Fingland; Girls No. 3 Mrs. Thomas Adams and Mrs. Robt. Peck Girls No. 4 Mrs. 'Sidney Lansing and . Mrs. Robert Fairservice. Assis- tant Teachers for Junior classes Misses Marion Forbes, Helen Rad- ford, Margaret Taniblyn and • Doreen Armstrong; Temperance Committee, Mrs. R. Townsend, Mrs. F. Wood, Mrs. L. Webster and Mrs. Cald- well; Missionary Committee, Mrs. 8. Lyon, Mrs. E. Wood, Mrs. J. Mc- Cool, Mrs. Watson and Mrs. J. Armstrong; Pianist, Misses Betty Brunsdon, Ruth Snell and Marie Menzies. Moved by.Mrs. McNeal, seconded by Miss Kirk, that we hold a joint white gift service on December 10th. Program Committee, Mrs. Men- zies, Miss Ruth Snell and Mrs. AlmScott. It was decided to hold a joint Christmas Concert, with S. S. No. 8 and numbers from other surround- ing schools, to be held December 21st at 8 o'clock sharp. Admission to concert 25e and 15e. • The meeting adjourned after which a dainty lunch was served. There were 23' present. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lyon, Thorn - dale, Cpl. Gordon Lyon'of Prince Rupert, B.C., Mr. and Mrs. Bill Riley, Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sinclair, Ann and Marie,' Kippen spent Sunday with Mrs. Watson and Miss Fern Watson, The W.M.S. will hold' their Dec. meeting in the basement of the church on Thursday Decmber 14th. It will be the Christmas meeting and Mrs. Hadd of Blyth will be the guest speaker, Group No. 1 will be in charge, The Live Wire Farm Forum met on Monday evening tit Murdie Young's with 31 present. Discussions were carried on "Can future far- mers make a living?” Gainee were enjoyed by all and lunch was 'served. The next meeting will be at Mr. W. Howick's home, December 11th. be ay be of e - by. e- on , un= of y n- g bs of op - 'V LOCIKEAiRT-=In Clinton Public Hospital, on Monday, December 4th, to Mr. and Mrs, Glen Lock- hart, 'a son. • I VARNA. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Reid cele- brated their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary on Monday night. Just the immediate relatives were pre- sent. Me. Jas. Stephenson of the Goshen line having disposed of his farm and household effects has taken up his residence at the borne of his sister, in-law Miss Mosso') and Mrs. Beatty His many friends welcome him to the village. The W. A. of St. John's ` Church met at the home of Mrs. M. Reid on Tuesday afternoon. Quilting was the orcler of the day. A dainty lunch was served by the hostess and Mrs. Aldington. MBs. E. Chutor is spending a few days with her daughter in London. r A reception was held' in the Town - hip . hall last 'Friday evening for ev. R. C. and'Mes. Holmes. A good. op=was sponsored by members Middleton- and Varna congrega- ons. AItogether a very pleasant vening was enjoyed by all. At the, ose of which refreshments were rved, Mrs. Mostop spent Sunday in inion with her' daughter Mrs. Bill 11 and little son Nelson. day'afteenoon when' three quilts were completed. The president, Mrs. Herb "Mogridge, ' presided foe a' short program. 'The secretary Mrs. -`"Fred Ross read "Thank -`Yen" letters from Stewart Ferg-u on, Elvin 'Wightman, . Stanley Ball, Eldon Yungblut and Canteen' Schultz. It was - decided to sell tickets en a '''thxistmas cake. Mrs. Bert Craig,; pr The pupils of,S. S. No, 9 ere of holding their Christmas Entertain- ti Meet on Friday evening, December e 10th at 8 o'clock. lel Sgt. Ken. Rewden of` the' R.C,A.F., se Montreal, is visiting at, the home of. his uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Row- Cl den. Ba NEWS -RECORD CUT' FLOWERS FLORAL DESIGNS For Every Occasion C V. COOKIE FLORIST Phones: 66w and Bei Batkins Locker Storage Smoked' Fillet lb. .... 35e Cod Fillet ib. . 350 Haddock' Fillet 1b.1 , , . 35e Salt Cod Ib. 37c Fanners Style Sausages ib..,25e Beef Hamburg lb. 25c You are 'invited to come and see OUT new lockers. Frozen Peas per box . 2,7c Frozen Strawberries per box , . 39c We Buy Hides FROZEN FOOD'S ARE BETTERI FOODS MARRIAGES BUCCICONE-WATSON — In the First Presbyterian Church, Salt Lake City, Utah, on Wednesday, November 15th, Margaret Ruth Watson, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Watson of Kippen,'Ont and Lieut. Vele, S. Buceieone, Gary Indianna were united in marriage. Rev. Floyd W. Baer D. D officia- ted. BIRTHS DOWSON—A'i , Mount Hamilton Hospital; On December 4th 1944 to Mr. and Mrs. Roy S. Dowson of Hamilton; formerly of Varna, (nee Frances Pearson) the gift of a son, Robert Roy. DEATHS MUSTARD—In• Brucefield on Thurs- day, November 30th, John B, Mustard; in tie 58th year. GIBBINGS—In Toronto, on Wednes- day, December 6th, Robert J. Gib- bings in his 85th year. The funeral service will be held from the home of 'his son, Bert' Gibbings on Fri- day at 2 p.m. V HAYFIELD PAGE .5 ROXY THEATRE memos • Now Playing :— "FOOTLIGHT GLAMOUR" & "COWBOY IN THD CLOUDS° THE STORY OI DR. WASSELL A mighty tribute to a man whom destiny marked for greatness, the. quiet country doctor who. caught the spirit of the navy and won undying fame at Java. Gary Cooper, Laraine Day and Signe Hasse. NOTE. Owing to its extreme length the above feature will be Shown only once each ' evening, commencing at 8. .pan. G13O'RGEI FORMBY Britain's clown prince goes naut ical in his latest misadventure. "BELL-BOTTOMED GEORGE" Kindly note =-- Until further not- ice Koxy Theatre will :continence the first show at 7.15 p.m. with the exception of Dee. 11, 12 and 18, as mentioned above. CAPITAL THEATRE consaucn N4.w ,Playing Irving Berlin's "PHIS S. THE ARMY" In Technicolor • • Mon. Tues. Wed. Two Features "GUNG Ido" Walter Wanger's dramatic and adventurous glory -story,' action- packed throughout. Randolph; Scott, Noah Beery Jr. Alan Curtis "HAT CHEOK I{ONEIY" With three big name bands and eleven songs hits. Grace McDon- a+d, Leon Eh -roll and Walter Cat- lett. - ' Thur. Fri. and Sat, Claire 'Trevor, Albert Delker and Barry .Sullivan A suspeneful story :of gambling men and the lady known as 11 I'"I'i llr 'THE WOMAN OF THE TOWN' Corning — "FIRED WIFE" & YOU'RE A. LUCKY MAN, MR. SMITH" REGENT THEATRE 11WOSTII Now Playing — George Formby in "BELL BOTTOM GEORGE" Mon. Tues, Wed. Ida Lupine, Paul , Henreid and Nancy Coleman. Telling a stirring tale of ste.pendous events "IN OUR TIME" Thur. Fri. Sat. Dual Features Edward G. Robinson, Ruth War- rick and Ted Donaldson. In ,a •story of a man who could be your neighbour. ' "MR. 'WINKLE GOES TO WARP Judy Canova, Ross Hunter and Richard Lane. In a medley of music and back-staga.,. tovies.... "LOUISIANA• HAY -RIDE" Coming — "THE, BRIDGE OF SAN LUIS REY" Tenders For Snow Plowing Township of 'Goderieh Tenders will be received by the undersigned until Dec. 13 for supply- ing a truck and operating the 'town- ship, snow plow at a price per hour. The plow to be attached to & truck at the expense of the Township. Work to be under the direction of the Road Supt. or Reeve. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted, For further information consult any member of Council or Road Supt. R. G. Thompson, Clerk R. R. No. 2 Clinton 24-9 Coal Unloading ear of Egg Pocahontas Nut and stove coke and Briquets in stock for prompt delivery. W. J. Miller \ Phone 46J CARD OF THANKS Mrs. J. B. Mustard and family wish to express sincere appreciation for the many floral tributes, and kind expressions of sympathy, and to all who helped in any way during their recent sad bereavement. Lost 1 Hereford steer, red 'with a white face and black nose, 2 stubs of horns weighing between 7 and 8 hundred pounds strayed from the grass farm Mrs. Renouf Johns returned from of James East on the 6th Concession Montreal, on Saturday night to of Builett. Anyone knowing the 'visit her grandmother, Mrs, A. S. whereabouts •of this steer, please Atkinson, notify James East, R. R. No. 4 Olin- A.B. John MacLeod 'arrived on ton. 26-5 Saturday from an Eastern Canadian i Boarders or Roomers leave under the parental roof. It is a Accommodation - for one or two year and eight months since Jofm roomers or boarders, in .a private vas home. He is recovering from a hone, Apply box 39M, News -Record. fractured wrist sustained, when he 26=2 was almost swept overboard in a For Sale violent storm. Dressed . (geese. Order now for Mrs. F. A. Edwards left on Friday Christmas delivery. Also 6 Spring to spend a week with relatives in Calves. Apply F. E. Powell, R. R. 3, Waterloo en route to Broadview, :Clinton.. Phone 9071:4 Clinton. 26-1 Sask., to visit her daughter, Mrs, R. J. Watson and Mr. Watson for the winter.i 1� Mrs. Fred Watson and little Miss ! JOHN B. MUSTARD Elaine left on. Wednesday ef last Mr, Jno. B. Mustard, a prominent week to• visit relatives in London. 'away man of Brucefield passed Miss A. M. Stirling left on away at Brucefield on'November Tuesday to spend 'several md'nths' 30th. Mr. Mustard was born at in. the Canadian West. She will visit I Brucefield in 1887, the son of the late relatives in Saskatchewan and Alta,' Mr. Alexander Mustard of Bruce - Miss Enmina Sturgeon of Clinton field and Mrs. Mustard. As a young spent Monday with her mother, Mrs. man he worked with his father in saw Wm. Sturgeon. 'mills at Brucefield and Bayfield and Miss Ellen Wayman of Toronto, op his father's retirement took over was a guest at the home of Mr. and the sawmill business which he •opev- Mrs, Lloyd Makins, fated until 1919. Mr. Mustard up to Mrs. W. R. Elliott of Waterloo port to spend a twenty-eight day OBITUARY was at her home in the village over the week end. , Miss Elizabeth Reid returned home Tuesday after having spent the past week with her brother, Mr, .R.• G. Reid of Clinton. Mr, and 'Mrs. Spencer Ervine moo- ed into their new home on Howard Street last week. It was formerly owned by the late Mrs. Annie Rouen. Miss Mae Ervine„ of Gode- rich is visiting her brother. B-80406 Pte. • K. Gemeinhardt 2nd Armed Bde Coy, N9. 84 Company R.C.A.S.C. C.A.O. The ,Bayfield Community. Club % I Mrs. Prentice. Dear Friends:— I am writing this letter to try and thank you for the lovely parcel which I received to -day, It was peek- ed so well that it reached me in good order. I also received a parcel' of cigarettes front you yesterday and ^I feel as if I will never be able I to show my appreciation. ' However I • shall say thanks a million and hope I may be home soon to thank you all personally. l Cheerio Jimmie. the time of his death operated • re- tail ` Lumber .and Coal businesses in IBrucefield, Clinton and. Goderieh. He was past President •of the •Cana- dian Retail Cgal Dealers' Associa- tion and served on the Board of Directors of that Associa,ion up ti11 the time of his passing. He also took an active interest in the Ontario Retail Lumber Dealers Issociation. Mr. Mustard took an active interest in Church affairs being Secretary of the Board of Managers of Bruce- field United Chureh at the time of his death. As a young man he was a prominent football player. 7e is survived by his widow, three eons, Alex of Brumfield, Archie ef Goderieh, and Jack of the . R.C.A.F. at Moncton, N.B. and two daughters, Mrs. K. McCowan of Brucefield and Edna at home. V Love, hope and joy, fair pleasure's smiling train, Hate, fear and grief, the family of These, inix'd with art, and to due bounds confin'd Make and maintain the balance' of the mind.: -r-Alexander Pope. IS CHRIST THE CENTRE OF YOUR CHRtISTMAS? "Behold, 3 bring you good tidings of great joy, which eha1l be to all people. For unto you is born this any in the city of David a Saviour, which is CHRIST the LORD." Luke 2;' 10,11 THE BEST GIFT OF ALLL "The gift of God is eternal life through. JESUS CHRIST our Lord." Rom. 6:23 TUNE IN; "OId-fashioned Revival Hour: 7-8 P.M. E. D.5. T. "Pilgrims Hour 12-12.30 P.M. E. D. S. T. Mutual Network Sundays — Rebroadcast at various, time's Chas. E. Fuller, P. O. Box 123 Los Angeles 53, California Saturday Special Tea Biscuits Fried Cakes Do Nuts Pumpkin Pie Blueberry Pie Whole Wheat Bread BARTLIFF'S PHONE 1 Pigs For Sale 11 pigs, 6 weeks old. Apply F. C. Cook, R. R. 3 Seaforth, phone 617x21 Clinton. 26-1 For Sale 6 Durham Heifers, due to freshen around February 1st. Apply J. .H. Quigley,three miles south of Clin- ton on No. 4 Highway: Phone Clin- ton 619r3. 26-11 For Sale Children's Skates, size 12; boy's skates sizes 3 and 4, 'and men's skates, size 9. Apply at News- Rec- ord Office. 26-1 For Sale A young man's heavy plaid green coat in Al condition, only worn a few times. Would fit young man 18 or 20. Apply at.. News -Record Office. 26-1 For Sale 12 Pigs, 8 weeks old. Apply Wes. }Taggart, R. R. No. 1 Clinton. Phone- 805x22, Clinton. ' 26-1 For Sale Part Jersey Heifer, fresh, quiet to milk. Will make good cow. Apply to• Ernest Townshend, ,R. R. 2 Bay- field, Phone 900r21, Clinton 26-1 Quantity Will give half interested. Apply sheend, R. R. 2 900r21 Clinton. of Wood for cutting. If to. Ernest Town - Bayfield. Phone 26-1 For Sale Small white enamelled "Prince" cook stove, in good c¢ndition, Used 4 years. Apply 'Weldon Tyndall, Londeeboro, Phone 803r32, Clinton. 26-1 • Wanted Man• to cut down several trees. The wood to be given in return for labour., Kindly enquire at. The News Record office. ' 26-1 For Sale 3: steers, 4 heifers, ' 8 calves and one Yorkshire sow. Apply Ed. Mer- rier, Bayfield. Phone 6341:14, Clinton. 26-3 Bull for Sale A Polled --Angus Buli, 7 months old, for sale. Apply- :to J, McGuire R. R. 2, Bayfied, or phone 9001.23, Clinton. . - 26.2 For. Sale Lady's beige Polo Coat, size 16, and boy's brown Chinchilla hat, coat and leggings, size 6. 411 in good con- dition. Phone 57. 26-1 Cemetery Memorials Large stock of modern memorials on displayrt our Clinton Showrooms For the convenience of our patrone, 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 Licensed r Sewing Machine Mechanic Repairs all makes of machines, Worienanship guaranteed -18 years experience. Apply at Sutter and Perdue'e Hardware Store, Clinton. 25-3 Wanted To ` Buy A Second Hand Upright) Piano In Good Condition. Reply to the office of the Town Clerk or Councillor! Butler. Clinton Town Council Farm For Sale Lots 44 and 75, Maitland Conces- sion Goderich Township. Two miles from Cheese Factory, 1 ,mile free= school and church.. Farm has been under grass for 10 years. Clay loam well drained, Good buildings, good well, also 2 never failing springs. To wind up the estate of the late °has. Williams Sr. Eitecutos--Ceras'. and Katherine 'Williams'. Apply Chas. Williams, R. R. 2, Clinton, phone 902r23 Clinton. 26-5 For Sale 9 roomed, two storey Brick House with 3 piecebath. Central Location. 14 acre Lot on William i Street, Apply at News -Record. 20-11 Wanted Hatching eggs for 1945 (latching season. Guaranteed premium paid, plus hatchability premium. Flocks culled and bloodtested under Govern- ment Supervision, free of: charge. 'Write for full details. Tweddle Chick Hatcheries Limited, Fergus, Ont 21-4 Farm For' Sale 50 acres, 1/a mile front.Highway, Goderieh 'Township, good clay land, well fenced, good buildings, welt watered.' Apply to News-Reoord Clinton. ' 20-tf For Sale ;Stuccoed house at 102 Huron Road, Goderieh. Phone 931r14 Goderich. 2040 House for Salo Five roomed frdlne house on Alb- ert Street, town water, quarter acre of Iand. For further particulars apply to Frank Fingland or • J. W. McCool, Londesboro •11-11. 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 908x21,` fiR_44