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Clinton News Record, 1945-01-04, Page 8n st Receive A Shipment, of,•Alumintrm Tea :Kettles. First Come First •Served We carry a full line of pyrex. oven and flame ware. One used Cook Stove $10.00 SUTTERPERDUE HARDWARE. PLUMBING,& ELECTRICIANS PON 137x, CLIN7'ON, ONT. Lit RQw ertivwc. >ecrr..•rx,r: tatra,rte.1. ,'.terriStrirvarr Vreel.S6iG=.96=e iaal061 '%" WISHING OUR PATRONS' AND FRIENDS A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR Plumsteel Bros.' Arrow shirts — Adam Hata — Sakti h Mash Mew lar Mea Areata Tip Top Tailors. paintaatanialiodasriaianialanaliantaaiatateratesiaseataneat*nwrst�r rs,ria,s ar+�r�r : aaawm if we have what you want The Price is Right. BROWN'S One Door North of Royal Bank NOTICE Carr Owners are requested not to leave Oars Parked on the Street in Such Manner as to impede Traffic or hinder the course of the Town Power Snow -Plow. Please dbserve this Order and save the owners' expense of any Necessary Removal. By Order of the Council Town of .Clinton. Ontario Street W. A. On January 3, the W. A. of Ont. St. United Church inet in the school room with the president Mrs. Town- send in the chair. Tlie meeting open- ed by singing a hymn and prayer by the president. Mrs. Radford read the scripture lesson and Mrs. E. Kennedy led in prayer. The ;,president read extracts of a letter by the Dominion Presi- dent, Mrs. Bartlett, stressing 'several phases of work she wou'd like carr- ied out, especially along religious lines. ' The monthly and annual reports were given and approved and showed a vezy succeas£ul year. The corresponding se-retary has written thirty-eight letters of ,condolence and 47 to sick and shut- ins. Flowers were sent to 38 during the year and 18 Christmas greet- ings sent to shat -ins. Mrs. Ballantyne of Toronto gave a splendid address en "Kitchens of to -morrow". "Homes are built now for' conveniences not style. The new oneswill have kitchens of beauty as well as usefulness. The main thing is to be able to turn out good healthy eating." Reeeipe books were dis- tributed, which would enable one to do this. The program consisted of solos by Mrs. Kearns and Miss Coronna Wen - 1 d'ord and a reading by Mrs. Reg., Bail The, meeting closed with a hymn and prayer by :Mrs. Burton after which tea was served by St. An drew's Ward and a very pleasant social time was enjoyed by all. There were forty-two present. V TUCKERSMITH The Tuckersmith Ladies Club will hold their regular meeting atthe home of Mrs. Howard Johns on j`Wednesday, January 10th. The roll call will be answered by suggestions for roll calls for 1945. For 'Sale Seven room frame house on Orange Street, equipped with- bath. Apply to V. D. Falconer. , 30-4 GREETINGS OF THE SEASON. AND BEST WI - 1 ME. Alex Ninilans (Celebrat- ed 83d Rirthday Co:gratu'atio ,s 'are ., extended] to M. Alex Neilsnsy who 'celebrated his eighty -thiel birthday on New'Yearts, Day, Mr. Neilans makes ;his home with his daughte ,• Mn.•rWin. Shad - dock, ;and enjoy good' health. SPIES FOR HAPPY MA ISOLEUTNI NECESSARY IMMEDIATELY To the Counc]hors: Dew. Sirs; When we have to bury* our loved ones cm these windy 'day_, it is a very unpleasant task for all. Is it not, time for Clinton. to get into the OUR CUiS'TOMERS AND line of progress,and erect first of 'all a Mausoleum where the 'dead' could be placed • until a more con- venient season for burial. Sincerely Yours G. G. Burton. A NEW YEAR TO' ALL FRIENDS ~ ; WITH SIN- CERE THANKS FOR YOUR PATRONAGE. G. R. McEwan Co. Books& Stationery lz TEN THE CHEAPEST ALWAYS THE BEST" PHONE 84 M WEDDINGS PARKIN REEVES The Baptist Church, Kincardine, with Rev. C. K. Dolby* officiating, was the setting for a wedding as Flora, dadghter of Mr. and Mas. Lorne Deeyes, of Kincardine, for- merly of' Clinton, became the bride sof Clarence Parkin, Royal Air Force, Port Albert, son of Mr. and: Mrs. G. Parkin, Athorpe, Scunthorpe, Lincolnshire, England. Miss Char- lotte Gall played wedding music and during the service Mrs. A. M. Kelly sang. Given in marriage by her father, the bri le wore a floor -length gown of white slipper satin . with full skirt falling into a train and long fitted sleeves. The veil fell, from a halo cap of pink and gold. She carried red roses. As bridesmaid her sister, Miss Greta Deeves, wore heavenly blue satin taffeta ani: carried pink carnations. Geoffrey 'Payers, Bort Albert, was grcom'man and Harry Rally and Beit Dicing, of Port Albert, ushers. A reception followed, V ��ll`Myr'4 40,1,, ;w41tl1 CLEARING.'` SALE of NARCISSUS BIJLI3S Whi'e they last 75c a d7:'Yl F. R. ` CUNINGHAME. Member of Florists' Tel. Del. As. Personal care given every order. and .special attention given to Funeral . Orders. Phone 176 and 31 Superior Sto • PNCINE 11 I -('I 1NTc1N SPECIALS FOR JANUARY 4, 5, 6,. ORANGE & GRAPEFRUIT MAR- MALADE 24 oz. jar 25c PALMOLIVE' SOAP, 2 bars llc AYLMER VEG. or TOM. SOUP ' 10 oz. 2 t•ns ... 17c FRESH MACARONI 2 lbs. . , 13c NO. 1 ROUND' GRAIN RICE. 2 lbs. 23c 'NUTRIM BABY CEREAL 9 oz. pkg. 29c SILVO, SMALL Bottle 15c OLD DUTCH. CLEANSER Tin ..10e SANI WHITE TOILET TISSUE 4 rolls 25c bX0' CUBES 10 cube pkg. 25e PRINCESS SOAP FLAKES age. pkg. 25c COOKING SALT 5 lb. bag . , 12e BULK LAUNDRY STARCH Ib. 11c IQELLOGG'S RICE. KRISPIES. 2 pkgs. 25c ORANGES, NAVELS, size 344s doz. ale LEMONS, size 300s 3 for 13c GRAPEFRUIT size 112s 4 for ..25c WASHED CARROTS ib. 4c CABBAGE, Firm Heads, ib. . , . , 4c Wesley -Willis Mothers Miss Myrtle Hueter of Galt spent Study Class I• T 11 1 T P N Christmas and New Years with The Mothers Study class of Wes- 1! I (I 1 f0 her mother Mrs. Wm. Hunter. ley -Willis met. at the home of Mrs. I free Delivery Miss Marjorie Bayley, of Kitchener, Archie Douglas on Thursday even -1 spent the week end with her par_ ing with a good attendance. ,The ents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Bay- meeting opened with Hymn 67. ley. Christmas stories were •read from Miss 'Lisbeth Siouan spent the the books of Matthew and Luke b3,t Christmas holidays with her par- Mrs. Britton and Mrs. MacLaren. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred .Shuman Mrs. Mureh was elected secretary of Capreol. treasurer for the coming year. l Miss Janet Kingsburgh, of Toronto, 1 The story "Silent Night" was read spent the, Christmas vacation at the home of Miss Catherine Fing- land. LA.C. H. Keefer, of Hamilton was a week end guest of Flt./Lt. H. Tull and M's, Tull. Miss Marion Gibbings returned to Dundas on Tuesday, after spend- ing the holidays with her •parents,. Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Gibbings. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Roberton and daughter Sandra of London, spent the week end with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Rober- ton. Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Martin of Kit- chener spent New Years with Mr. and, Mrs. Wm. H. aiggins. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. wHoggart and Mrs. Annie Brown spent New Years with Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Hoggart. Miss Ruth Thompson, of London, and Miss Mary Thompson, of Ottawa, have returned after spending the Holiday Season with their parents, Mr. and/ Mrs. R. G. Thompson. Mr. Win. Oke, of Exeter, has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Higgins this past week. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Thompson of Detroit spent the week end with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Roberton. Miss Lois Draper, ,of the Ontario College of Art, Toronto, spent them_ Christmas vacation with her paigP ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Draper. Miss Irene ,Snider of London, Mr. M. J. Snider and Mrs..Snider, and Mr. and. Mrs. Murray Hetherington of, Goderieh, and Miss Kae Snider of Kitchener spent the holiday season with their parents, Mr.• and Mrs. J. S. Snider, who also celebrated their fortieth wedding anniversary on Friday December 29th. Christmas visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fingland were: Mr. Alex Paterson, Toronto; Mr., Louis Fingland, Winnipeg; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Townshend, Toronto; Dr. and Mrs. Robert Grierson and Miss Doris Grieco- Son, Toronto, Mrs. John Barker, R.S.M. Ross Barker, Camp Bor- by Mrs. Griffith, Hymn 53 and the Mizpah benediction cloyed, the meet- ing after which a social half hour' was enjoyed by all. The next meet -1 ing will be held on Jan. 23 at the )sore of Mrs. W', C. Jervis. j —V • Wolf Cub News On Thursday, Dec. 27th, The First Clinton Wolf Cub Pack met in the Cub den. Games were enjoyed dur- ing the first part of the evening. Akela then outlined the work to be carried on by the pack for 1945. Re- sults of the competition which has been carried on for the last three months were announced. The Green Six trader Sixer Bill Shearing emery gel victorious with a total of 212 points: First Alder's Badges were award- ed to the following: Bill Shearing, Bill Ducasse, Clare Maltby, Cameron Maltby, Bob Elliott. ' The meeting was then closed with the Grand Howl. The Wolf Cubs enjoyed a game of Hockey at the local Arena on Satur- day afternoon. Evening Auxiliary of W. W. The Evening Auxiliary of Wesley- Willis Church held their December meeting at the home of Miss Rudd. The President Florence Shipley conducted the business. Miss Rudd presented the slate of Officers for the year 1945 as follows: Hon pres. Miss Rudd; Pres. Helen Nediger; 1st vice, Isobel Bruce; 2nc'i vice Viola Nelson; 3rd vice Jean Currie; Recording Sec. Dorothy Mutch; Corresponding Sec. Barbara Lobb; Press Sec. Jean Livermore; Supply Sec. Miss Davis, Adell Jer- vis; Temperance Sec. Effie Beattie; Community ' Friendship Sec. Grace Addison; Treasurer, Ferrol Higgins; Pianist, Jean Livermore. A very lovely candlelight Service, consisting of Carols and Christmas Messages was conducted by Helen Nediger. Dainty refreshments were served by the Hostess at the close of the den. meeting. is Hospital, London. WEEK END SPECIALS 3 Tins Asst. SOUPS 25c 2 Tins Clarke's Mu'hroom Soup 19c 1 Bag Robin HOOD OATS 29c 1 Pkg. VITA B Wheat Germ 10e 1 Tin Apple Juice 15e 3 lb. Gra. or Yellow Sugar 25c 3 lbs. Ready Cut Macaroni , 20c 2 Tins Harry Hornes Coaoa 25c 1 ib. G. & S. or Maxwell House Coffee 45c 5 lb. Cooking Apples 25c 3 lb. Washed. Carrots ... 13e 3 Tins Dey. Beans 25c 1 Bag Butter Cream Sodas 15c 1 Jar Plum Jain 19e 1 Pkg. Kraft Dinner or Cheese • . 19c 1 Jar Bingo Horse Radish 20c , ORANGES 288s doz. 39c GRAPE FRUIT 112s 3 for .. , . 20c W. L. JOHNSON PHONE 286 ' GROCER DELIVERY HOURS 4 to 6 p.m. AUBURN Miss Frances Houston, R. N. of Kitchener spent the week end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Houston. Miss Sadie and Mr. Joe. Carter were week 'end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hill, God'erich. The following teachers have re- seined their duties after spending the Christmas holidays at their res- pective homes: Mary Houston, South Porcupine; Ila Craig, Stratford;, Lenora • Plaetzer, Northern Ontario; Vivian Straughan, Benmiller; Betty J. Asquith, St. Thomas and Donald Ross to Galt. Mrs. Earl McKnight has returned hone from Clinton. Hospital where she had been a patient the past ten days. Mies Susy Blair Inas had the,hydro installed in her home. Congratulations are due to Misses Mary Munro and Ruth Arthur who received word that they had received their R. N. Miss Munro is a graduate of Woodstock General Hospital while Miss Arthur graduated 'from Victor - VALUES FOR JANUARY 5th, t_o, 6th: AYLMER FANCY TOMATO' Juice 2 tins 17c. 'RED i & WHITE FLOOR. Wax ib. tin 29c QiUICK QU4'1R Oats lg. pkg. 19 RED & •WHITEI TABLE Salt 2 boxes ....,w 15 Wagstaffets. Pure Orange Vancanip's Quick Serve Marmalade 24 oz. 33c Beans 2 pkgs. 19e RED, & WHITE TOMATO" Soup 2 tins 19c LIBBY'S VEGETABLE Soup 2 tins 19c Glenwood D'eecl , I / Glenwood' Diced BBBTS 2 tins 25c' `� 4 �) {'1 /, CARROTS 2'for $3 • Country Kist \\� 1 }}} tt `� Crit Green PEAS' 2 tins 25c, ''^° 'e. BEANS; tilt, 14e Quality COFFEE, lb. '39c. Lifebuoy SOAP 3 for 19e rO�QER s r" lb. pkg. 20c Sider COPD 8E lb. 33e Sunlight SOAP 4 for 25e GARDEN FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES TURNIPS - CARROTS - PARSNIPS - CABBAGE - TOMATOES SPANISH ONIONS - RADISHES - GRAPES TANGERINES Cal fornia Juicy 360's 11c • Lettuce each 19. Lemons 3 for California Choice Head Flo i'a..Seedless 96's Choice Hearts of Grapefruit 3 for 20c Celery bunch 19c California Nivel 220's Choice Mtlntosh Oranges doz. 49 - Apples 5' lbs. 25c CSM. SHEARING PRONE 4R FOR QUALITY FOODS — CLINTON Here's Hoping that 1945 may bring you alt, Greater Happiness dhan we've had for the past five years, as 'we surely ought to see the dawn of ,peace soon. We want to thank you heartily for . your kind patr•pnage and confidence, during the many years we have served you, and will endeavor to do our best to merit your confidence in the future. BALL el ZAPFE Dealers in Hardware and Furniture Modern Ambulance Service, Funeral Directors Store Phone 195 DOUGLAS G. BALL Phone 110 LONDESBORO Mr. and Mrs. Fingland wish to extend their hearty thanks to their friends and neighbors for their kind remembrance on their wedding anni- versary. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Youngblutt spent .Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wells, Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Mountain spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Josling. We are glad to hear that Mr. Robert Townshend is improving. Mr. and' Mrs. J. H. 'Shobbrook spent New Years with Mr. and Mrs. Percy Gibbings. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Little spent New Years with Mr. and Mrs. R. Townsend. Mr. and Mrs, Bert. Deer and fam- ily and Mr. and. Mrs. Jack Pipe spent New Years with Mr, and Mrs. Charles Vodden. • Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Lansing, Mrs. Lillie Webster and Jack Web- ster and Mrs. Nellie Bar spent New Years, with Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Adams. The W. M. S. will ,hold their mon- thly meeting in the basement of the church on Thursday, Jan. 11th. Mr. and: Mrs. John Fingland of Londesboro, celebrated the diamond wedding Anniversary on Dec. 27th, with all the family present. At the worship service on Sunday, the minister's 'subject will be "Look- ing unto Jesus". V BAYFIELD. Rev. and Mrs. Max. Moore• of Birmingham, Mich., visited the lat- ter's parents, Rev. and Mrs. Cald- well at the Parsonage from Thurs- day until Saturday of last week. A,.B. John MacLeod, R.C.N.V.R. left'on Thursday last for an Eastern Canadian port after having had twenty-eight- daysRave. A.B. James Dewar, ,R.C.N.V.R. who served aboard H.M.C.S, "Buctouche" for twenty-seven months left on Thursday to visit in Detroit and Chicago after baying spent Christ- mas with leis parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Dewar. After Ms furlough he will take a course on II.M.C.S. "Corn- wallis". Miss Dean Castle, Reg. N. return- ed to Stratford on Saturday after having ,spent the Christmas season with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. JOHN J. ZAPFE Phone 103 Jan 4th to 6t1 BULK MACARONI Cut in initials 5 lbs, for PEP Cereal deal 2 pkg. and free tumbler for OLD DUTCH Cleanser 2 tins I HABITANT Pea Soup 28 oz, tin 2 for WHYTE LARD 1 Ib. pkg. IDEAL CATSUP 105 oz. tin AYLMER diced Beets tin CANADA SEAL Herring in tomato sauce tin AYLMER asparagus cuttings tin i COWAN'S', Cocoa 1 Ib. tin FOREST CITY Baking powder qt. sealer AYLMER Tomato juice 20 of, size 2 tins LIPTON'S Noodle soup 2 •pkg KRAFT DINNER pkg. NEWPORT Fluffs 13 qt. size • bag with cup and saucer .. MAZOLA cooking oil CLUB HOUSE Coffee 1 lb. tin I;RESH 'FRUITS '& VEGETABL OUR MEAT COUNTER CONTAI; BOLOGNA lb. MINCED HAM lb COTTAGE: ROLL in piece Ib. .. FRESH. SAUSAGE lb. FRESH WIENERS Ib. CAKE 5c Oral Lob Free Delivery Albert Leitch of Goderieh spent Christmas vacation with rela here. Thomas W. Castle. Mrs. Angus McRae, Joyce Kenneth of London spent C mas week with her parents, Mr, Mrs. Wm. IL Johnston. Mrs. W. Harvey and George of London spent New with her parent,, Mr. and Mrs. Sturgeon.