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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News Record, 1944-12-14, Page 51�t$ CVOSfJOCZ,r•.te'.etS'EdeMtaT;'ac'.E;a6'?'MMil6-aeteeEM CICCtP.agtrt6'a�aEMC a: O . aEaOM y 4, as ygegmaeatteaaa mmama ate atea+e to lesameic IS CHRIST THE CENTRE OF YOUR CHRISTMAS? "Behold, I bring you good tidings of great joy, whichshall be to all people. For unto you is born this dny in the city of David a Saviour, which is CHRIST the LORD." Luke 2; 10,11 g "GOD so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosesoever.believeth in Him should not perish, but have ever- lasting life" John 3:16 THE BEST GIFT OF ALL — "The gift of God is eternal life through JESUS CHRIST our Lord " Rom. 6:23 I. TUNE IN: Pilgrim Hour '7-7.30 E'.D.S.T. Sunday evening LOCAL STATION CKILW WINDSOR Old-fashioned Revival Hour rebroadcasted on many stations at various times. CHAS. E. FULLER P'o, Box, Lee Angeles 53, California rarateiteien.tegaimeleataieleateteatetereteteletteetetereteteragamerempremeaaateemeaaaaa. 1 THURS., DEC. 14t11 144 PERSONAL LOANS AVAILABLE To pay doctor, dentist or hospital bills. . to meet taxesto consolidate debts to buy fuel .. , to repair or improve the home.. . to meet educe. tional expenses..;to take advantage of bargainsand } business opportunities... to meet emergencies, etc. Endorsers not necessarily • retuired, , T delay urgent home repairs because you lack ready funds may prove costly later on. When you are faced with such a problem, see The Royal Bank about a personal loan and get the job started right away. Loans for such a purpose -or for any reasonable personal need—are available at any branch of The Royal Bank of Canada. They can be repaid over'a period of six, twelve, or even eighteen months, by monthly, quarterly or other instalments to suit your convenience. When you need a personal loan to meet'some sudden or unexpected need, go to 'The I1oyal Bank of Canada. The manager will be glad to discuss a per- sonal loan with you, THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA CLINTON BRANCH. J. G. McLAY, Manager THE 'CLINTONNEVWS-RECORL. PAGE i9 THE BEATTIE FUNERAL HOME available in time of need at no extra charge. another, example of our modern — helpful service. ,9ta19'r2lEi-NErE Ehlr�ti7n7r rMinrt:9rnra,�r5}bra: r ,- 7& NOTICE .DOG OWNERS Take, °Notice—Dog Taxes have to be paid immediately. 1944 Taxes ue are due now. Penalty after Dec. 14th, 1944. NORMAN KENNEDY, Tax Collector dered severaL,selections, Mrs. Gordon Taylor favoured with a solo and duets were rendered,by Mrs. Emmer- son Rodger and Mrs. Thos. Jardin. Misses Josephine Weir and Sadie Carter with Mrs. R. J. Phillips as accompanist. On behalf of the Red Cross Rev. H. Snell expressed` appreciation to all who had taken part in the pro- gram. The proceeds amounted to $54. which goes towards provl5ing treats to the local. boys •overseas,' Death of Mrs. Fred ,Moss This community was shocked at the sudden passing of a highly es- teemed resident an the person of Mrs. Fred. Moss, whose death oc- curred at her home Sunday, Dee. 10. Mrs. Moss was in her usual health when she suffered a heart attack and passed away before •medical aid could be summoned. The deceased was formerly Ida Jane Riley, daughter of the late On December 19th, Mr. and' Mrs. William Riley and Hannah Leach 'John Rathwell will celebrate their and was born in Londesboro sixty- ,Golden Wedding Anniversary, at the six years ago. Forty-six years ago home of their son, Mr. Fred Rath - she married Fred Moss. Since their well, and will be pleased to receive marriage they have lived in. West any friends who care to .call during. the afternoon.' The annual meeting of L. 0. L. 1035 was held on Thursday, Dec. 7th at which the officers for 1945 were elected and installed •by Past Dis- trict Master Anson Coleman. A social hour was spent by the members after lodge closed. Wor. M. Watson Webster; D. M. Russell Consitt; Chap. Chas. C. Pil- CUT FLOWERS FLORAL DESIGNS For Every Occasion C. V. COOKE FLORIST Phones: ,66w and 861 Batlins Locker Storage Salmon Steaks lb. ... , 30c 'O'cean Trout lb. 27c. Smoked Fillet lb, , 35,0 Cod Fillet lb. 35e Haddock Fillet lb. 35c White fish ib. 25c Frozen Peas Box • 27c Frozen Corn, Box 27c Frozen Strawberries Box 39c Fanner Style Sausages lb. ' 25c Beef Hamburg 1b:. 25c FROZEN FOODS ARE BETTER • FOODS last meeting were read and adopted. The treasurer's, report was then read. There were 13 members present and the Roll call was answered with "What I want for Christmas". . Letter's of thanks were read from Mrs, MacDiatvnid and Mrs. Albert Glazier.' ip'ach member is requested to bring any wool quilt patches they might have, to the next meeting. Articles turned in: 5 pre. socks; 1 pr. gloves; 1 sweater and quite a number of pieces for the layette, 1' quilt. ' The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Raymond Jamieson Thursday, January 4th. The election of officers for the coming year were as follows: President, Mrs. Noble Holland; 1st rice -president, Mts. Fred Pepper; Secretary, Mrs. Victor Heeley; As- sistant secretary, 'Mrs. Cliff Glazier; Treasurer, Mrs. George Glazier, Social .Committee, Mrs. ,Raymond Jamieson, Mrs. Alden Oriel, Mrs. Cliff Glazier; Pianist, Mrs. Albert Glazier; Buying Committee, Mrs. William Glazier, Mrs. Raymond Ja- anieson; Cutting •Committee, Mrs. J. K. Noble, Mrs, Cliff Glazier; Flower committee, Mrs. Albert Glazier. Each group is to take turns in arranging the quilts to ' be quilted each meeting. The meeting' closed by singing "God Save the King" after which luneh was served. A good time was enjoyed by all who attended the dance, which was held in Londesboro Community Hall, Nov. 28th sponsored by the Happy War Workers Club. We wish to 'thank all those who helped in any I way to make this dance such a huge !success. Proceeds from the dance • and tickets sola on the wool blanket, amounted to •$68.00. v VARNA. Wawanosh. Mrs. Moss was a mem- ber of Donnybrook United Church. A past president of St. Augustine Women's Institute and an ardent worker of the Red Cross. Besides her husband ,she is sur- vived by four sons Wan. of West Wawanosh, John of Goderich, Harry of Glencoe, and Bert at home; three daughters, (Violet) Mrs. Charles,, Mills, Goderich, (Jessie) Mrs. Nay- ' grim; R. S. Lorne Coleman; F. S., lor, East Wawanosh, (Bessie) Mrs. Orrin Rowson; Treas. JohnOstrom). Warren James, Goderich; two bre- Marshall, Murray Hohner; lst L. thers Harry, Londesboro, Forest of Robert Taylor; and L. Frank Smith; New Jersey; two sisters' (Mary Ann) 1st Com. Geo. Clarke. Mrs. Wm. 'Mair, Clinton. (Rose), I Varna Lodge intends celebrating i r :akeal `der`di"�taialaii iaralaialaaIn'' baaalithaababli taira readaltataltter`3tearar'eaer` eiter3re mrr3 er` raei`d' ratan 7 ` a`ai .sae ROXY THEATRE CAPITAL THEATRE GODERICH Now Playing —+ Claire Trevor In A s + Now Playing - George Formby " in "'BELL BOTTOM GEORGE" Mon, Tues. Wed. Two Features 'Anna Sten, Kent' Smith and Mimi Forsaythe. A tribute to the heroic nurses of Leningrad who willingly :sacrificed everything to bring comfort to the wounded. "THREE RUSSIAN GIRLS" Alco "HI DIDDLE DIDDLE" The hilarious story ora young couple with forty-eight.hours for a honeymoon and no time to enjoy it.' Adolphe Menjou, Martha Scott and Pola Negri. Thur. Fri. Sat. e "IT HAPPENED TOMORROW" A refreshing original comedy bor- dering on fantasy, ably played by Dick Powell, Linda Darnell and Jack Oakie. Coming - Cary Grant and Pris- cilla Lane 'in "ARSENIC AND `THE WOMAN' OFTH E TOWN' Mon, Tues. Wed. Two Features Allan Jones, Evelyn nkers and David Bruce In a merry mixture of hot tunes, hilariou fun and dancing dolls XOiU'RE A LiOCKla FELLOW] MR. SMITH" ,Robert Paige, Louise ,Allbritton and Diana Banymore offer the most howlariouspicture in years "FIRED WIFEE " Thur. Fri. Sat. Two Features Richard Arlen, Jean Parker and Russell Hayden Portray the ad- venturesof an unsung service "MINESWEEPER." Jimmy Lydon, Charles .Smith and Joan Mortimer take a popular family through their latest riot. Coming — In Technicolor, as a HENRY ALDRICH HAUNTS A Christmas •attraction Walter Bre OLD LACE" -HOUSE ` nnan in "ROME' IN INDIANA" t elects+++a+rza+ rr REGENT TREATED Now Playing — "MR. WINKLE( IGOES'ANA TO HAYRWAR"IDE" AND "LOUIS - a • Mon. Tues. Wed. e a' Lynn Bari, Akira Tamaroff and Francis Lederer supported by a stellar cast in a colorful romance- k woven into a quaint story efi THE BRIDGE of SAN LUIS-REY t Thur. Fri. •Sat. Dual Features Anna Sten, Kent Smith and Mimi Forsaythe tell the courageous• story of three valiant girls who shared the defense of Leningrad "THREE RUSSIAN G1RLS" Walt Disney presents his amazing aviation epic VICTORY Through. AIR POWER Important Changes In 'Train Service. There will be certain changes in train service between December 23rd and January 1st. Consult your local C.N.R.-Agent for full information. Canadian National Railways CARD OF THANKS The family •of the late Mr. R. J. Gibbings wish to extend sincere thanks and appreciation to their friends and neighbours for the kind messages and expressions of sym- pathy and beautiful floral tributes extended to them in their recent bereavement. •CARD OF THANKS The . McKenzie family wish to thank the friends and neighbours of their mother, for their kindnesses and sympathy shown them during their recent sad bereavement. CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Wm. Campbell extends her deep appreciation and sincere thanks to her many friends for their kind expressions of sympathy and beauti- ful floral tributes extended during her recent' bereavement in the loss , of her dearly beloved mother, Mrs. Robert B. Carter. Special thanks to Dr. Shaw, Miss Gibson, (nurse), the Misses Holmes and to those who loaned their cars. is extended to Mrs, J. Richardson in the loss of her mother Mrs. Roderick McKenzie a pioneer ant resident of Stanley Township who passed away at the home of her sister Miss M. McAsh of Hensall in her eighty seventh year. V MARRIAGES JOHNSTON—COOPER—At the Un- ited Church Manse, Pine River, on Monday, November 27th, Mar- • garet Cooper, Kippen and Oliver M. Johnston, were united in mar- riage, Rev. Dr. John Hutton of- ficiated. • BURTON—LIVERMORE At the Wesley -Willis parsonage, Clinton, on Saturday, December 2nd, Hattie -Livermore, eldest daughter':of Mrs. Livermore and the late Mr. Liver- more and Waldby Burton, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Bur- ton, all of Clinton, were united in marriage. Rev. A. Lane officiated. BIRTHS MVLA,TERNA—In Clinton Public Hos- pital, on Friday, December 8th, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Materna of Blyth, a daughter, Alice Mary. DEATHS CARTER—In Clinton, on Saturday, December 9th, Rose on Joyner, widow of the late' Robert B. Car- ter in her 75th year. OSBALDESTON—In Goderich:' Twp., on• Sunday, December 10th,' Her- bert Osbaldeston in his 68th year. WAS•HINGTON, Ezra—Passed peace fully away at the residence of his nephew, L. C. Annie; Port Union, AUBURN Mrs. C. A. Howson was in charge Mrs. Waters, London, also 12 the 12th of July in Bayfield next Ont,, on Wednesday, December 6th, The devotional period was taken by grandchildren. Two sons, two •dough- year. 1944, Ezra 'Washington in his 89th visiting -their.. daughter,. Mrs. Goran ley Thompson mud • Mr. ,Thompson to by a verse of scripture from tat Goderich passing away just five previous Friday Dec. 22nc1 at one story of the birth, of +reins. Prayer weeks ago. The .funeral was held o'clock p.m. 1 Mr: and Mrs. -Herb -,Mogridge. are Mrs. C. Anderson and Mrs. John ters and a sister predeceased her, Nominations falling on Christmas year, beloved'brother of Mts. M. Raithby. The roll call was responded the sister Mrs. George Bradford of .Day it was decided to hold it on the Brampton. Mr, and Mrs,. Leaner& Yungblut of ryas offered by: Mrs, Stanley John- from the family residence on, Tues- Mr. and Mrs. Lee McConnell left Windsor spent the week end. with ston: Reading's were given ;by Mrs, day afternoon and was conducted on Monday last week to visit the • Mr. and Mrs, George:F. Yungblut. 1 Wm. Roberton and Mrs. Thos. by .Rev. Harold Snell. Interment former's Aunts the Misses Hasler in Miss Mildred Anderson of Dun -1 McNalL ,Solos were rendered by Miss took place in Dungannon Cemetery. Minneapolis. gannon is visiting her grandmother, Elma Match and Mrs. Win. Haggitt' Rev. Harold Snell was guest spec- Mrs. N. Reid received word on Mrs. Joes Irwin. I and a musical number by Mrs. R. J. km: at Dungannon United Church on Monday of the sudden and unexpect. ,Mr•. and Mies. J. C. Stoltz attended Phillips, Mrs. Howson and Mrs. 'John 'Sunday evening. ed passing of her aunt Mrs. MeCol- 1 the funeral of the former's brother at McKnight. The topic "Thoughts for V ley of Heusi!!. New Dundee' on 'Friday. Christmas" was given by Mrs. E. L We are very sorry to report that Mr. Wm. Raithby has 'left for' Raithby. Rev, C. Anderson spoke IITJRON ROAD M. Ino. Rathwell is not keeping as Copper Cliff where'he' has secured bziefly. Lunch was Served.well as usual, eniplaynlent•'for the winter. 1 The Happy ` War Workers Club HolyCommunion will b adminis Cpl.""Barrick" Wright, - Toronto is The play Tetdp, est and Sunshine":held 'their regular monthly meeting tered in St. Johns •A'aglicen Church on a two -weeks leave with his wife was presented in the Foresters Hall at the home of Mrs. Noble Holland, on Sunday,Dec. 24th" This will be • 'and Tonally. on Friday evening by the Benmill'er on Thursday, December 7th. a she Christmas 'Service, Baptist Ladies Aid Young People aril under the auspi-The meeting opened'by singing Cpl, Gordon Keys of Kamloops', The''Baptist`.Ladies' J,id field' their ces of the Auburn 'Red -0ross. Be- "Silent Night, Holy Night," followed B, C: is spending his furlough with ' Christmas meetingat the home of tween acts, ,the Surida School.' Mall -p g Y by repeating the club creed acid the his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B.Keys. I ited Church ren-' Lord's Prayer. The Earl'• Raithby . ' The President es.ra of Knox Un .he minutes of the The sympathy of the community,. S. Southcombe and son of the late Anthony and Elizabeth Washing- ton of Darlington Twp. A short service at his late residence, fol- lowed by a service'at"2 p.nr. Fri- day in Centennial Church. Inter- ment at Zion United Church. Ceme- tery, Hampton Circuit. Motors. IN MEMORIAM LO'VETT—In loving memory of Elizabeth Maud, -who departed this life, Dee. 14th 1937. God knew you • were suffering, He knew you were in pain; He ;knew, younever would get better in this world again,. He saw that you were getting weary, the hills were hard to climb So He closed your weary eyelids and whispered, "Peace be thine". - —Elver Remembered by the family Saturday Specia Tea Biscuits Fried Cakes Do Nuts Pumpkin Pie Blueberry Pie Whole Wheat Bread BARTLIFF'S PHONE 1 On Dec. 15th at 8 p.m, the mem- hers and their husbands and family are invited to a Christmas Tree Con- cert in the Army Hall, Each member is asked to bring a gift (value not to exceed 25c) and please put your name on it. Also bring a plate - and •eup also, pot luck lunch. This eon cert le for members •only. Each member is asked to be present as we all are looking forward to a social evening. For Sale 6 Durham Heifers, due to freshen around February lst. Apply J. H. Quigley, three miles south of Clin- ton on No. 4 Highway. Phone Clin- ton 619r3. 26-tf • , Eor•, Sale ' Children's Skates, size 12; boy's skates sizes 3 and 4, and men's skates, size 9. A.pply•at News- Rec- ord Office, 26-1 For Sale A young man's heavy plaid green coat in Al condition, only worn Is few times.• Would fit young man 18 • or 20. Apply at News -Record Office. • 26-1 Boarders or Roomers Accommodation for one or two roomers or boarders, in a private home, Apply box 39M, News -Record. Raw Furs Wanted I am buying all kinds of raw furs and stretching is not necessary if bought fresh. Highest prices paid, Norman East R. R. 1 Clinton. 27-6 Wanted Used cars for wrecking purposes Apply to Stanley's Auto Wreckers, Phone 205, Clinton. 27-2 For Sale. Eleven cords of mixed dry, hard- wood. .Also 100 dry cedar posts. Apply Adam Steep, R. R. 8 Clinton. phone 906r12. 27-1 Wanted To Buy Lady's Skates, size 5-7, preferably white. Apply at News -Record. 27-1 Christmas Trees for Sale Limited number of Christmas trees for sale. Apply. W. H. Lobb, Isaac Street, Clinton. Phone 314J 27-1. Cemetery Memorials Large stock of modern memorials on display et 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 Licensed Sewing Machine Mechanic Repairs all 'makes' of machines, Workmanship guaranteed -18 years experience. Apply at ,Sutter and Perdue's, 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 For Sale 3 steers, 4 heifers, 8 calves and one Yorkshire sow. Apply Ed. Mer- ner, Bayfield. Phone 634r14,Clinton. 26-3 Christmas' Trees<For Sale On lot next Husty'>; Shoe Repair Shop. Apply Robert Hattin. 274 • Farm For Sale Lots 44 and 75, Maitland Conces- sion Goderich Township. Two miles from Cheese Factory, ;=1 mile from school and church. Farm has been under grass for 10 year!;. Clay loam well drained, Good buildings, good well, also 2 never failhig springs., To wind up the estate of the lata Chas. Williams Sr. Executors -Chase, and Katherine Williams, Apply Chas. Williams, R. R. 2, Clinton, phone 9021'23 Clinton. 2.6-6 For Sale 9 roomed, two storey Bi -ick House with 3 piece bath. Central Location. 1/4 acre Lot on William Street. Apply at News -Record. 204E Farm For Sale 50 acres, mile from Highway, riTownship, Code rch la goodclay lama well fenced, good buildings, well watered. Apply to News -Record Clinton.' . 20-t£ For Sale Stuccoed house at 102 Huron Road,. Goderich. Phone 931r14 Goderich. 20-t'8 House. for Sale Five roomed .frame. house .on Alb - art Street, town water, quarter acre of land. For further particulars apply to Frank Fingland or 3. W. McCool, Londesboro 114f. For Sale - Milk -fed chickens for your: Christ Inas and New Years celebration on sale at the Jervis Hatchery Clinton. Phone 194. 27 2 Wanted Apartment 3 to 5 rooms furnished. Apply News -Record Box 39C. 27-1 Wanted to Buy Wanted to buy, old horses and dead` cattle for mink. feed. If dead, phone at once, Fred Gilbert 908r22 or Jodi Gilbert 908r21. 58-t.1 Wanted to Buy Old or disabled livehorses wanted for mink feed. Apply Elmer Trick, phone 907r3 or 907r12, 15 -cow,