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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1945-05-03, Page 8• MONS '1"--N , ; . , . .:,..,-4,,,A,,14,..- '' is,- 44,-74tW ''' • ' ' '7 '.z.14.",-, -...*, - 4.1- -' IA , • ••,..,: .4.t •9, , ": • , 1 . ,...............0 .... . . . Space Donated by ' SUTTER' &, PERDUE 141w. CUNTON, ONT• . • Credentials . will be distriboted to the chaieman of each municipality immediately prior to the meeting. EVERYBODY WELCOME ' . "God Save 'The. -King" J. W. Morley, Pres, Clark Fisher, See'y ... [ "6,1r/ „le wet/ _vete/ the. 14 And the Full Faith and credit of our Great Dominion of Canada guarantees your Victory Bonds Safest ' • Javestment in the world. ' Se let's buy Extra Victory Bond Now! ' 8 t "WY 29/iAjeli'elie e° " VICTORY SVAID., • Space Donated by • Plumsteel Bros. ....„ Ulna — Adam DiMa — Batt & Maids now tar Ms Aga Tip Tap Tanen. We have a complete Stock of Dresd Goods and Dress Trimmings also -- Lace, Embroidery and Insertion ' 69 Intlell in demand ' , • 1 i • BROWN'S I , One boor North Of Royal Bank - ARE YOU READY, FOR VE .DAY? Bu Your Victory Bonds .11 NOW . . Let's '-Have Victory on the Home - Home Front. . . - Before We Celebrate ' - Victory On The Battle Front • Huron County National War Finance Committee. Wesley-WilliS The Girl's Club, will meet at the home a Mrs. Paisley on . Tuesday evening, May 8th, at 6,00 pdii$ Mrs. Groom .will be the guest speaker. Mrs. , A. Inkley's • group will be in charge of the meeting. EXPORT POTATOES' Reg/14,60ma requiring export Per- mits for the sale of table -stook Potatoes, from. Eastern Canada to the United ,States have* been suspended until the end of April, When.the regulations will again in reviewed, '• •,Stop to tbirtK boev roucli Cetiada \lave beet' r spared of die botors a wax-. of ttie bitter sacti,- fices soade by so many otlleis--daeri lead every car 4. dollar yott ' SPare.- ovilie eAP ,•,, ‘tiSiklitelS: i • Space Donated by G. R. McEwan Co. 'OFTEN THE CHEAPEST ALWAYS THE BEST" PHONE 84 cir Rev. and ,Mrs. Anderson, and daugh- ter Esther, are spending the week in Brantford. IViiss Mabel Rathwell who has spent the last seven months in Alberta, has returned to her home in town. Miss Kae Snider spent a few days lastweek with her perents, Mr, and Mrs. J. S. Snider, returning to her duties at Kitchener. on Wed- nesday. Rev. J. H, Colelough of Oshawa, and Rev. Frank Herman of Markham, • were visitors intown this week. Rev. Herman coming up to visit his mother. ' • Fit. Lieut. and Mrs. John E. Cuning- haute who, have been enjoying a repatriation leave with the for- mer's parents, Mr. and, Mrs. Gor- don Caningitaine have left for Toronto to report for further duty. Ontario Street W. A. , The W. A. of Ontario 'Street Church met Wednesday, May 2nd, in the school room of, the church, with the President Mrs. Townsend in the chair and Miss Grant at the piano, the meeting •opened with a Hymn, and repeating Hymn 363 in unison. Mrs. M. Wiltse bad charge of the devotions, and read the lesson from several passages of the scripture. She spoke on the Christian democra- cy in the home nation, MrS. Wiltse led in prayer and the Lord's prayer was repeated in unison. The President, Mrs. Townsend spoke on the power of women in helping to bring about peace. The minutes were reed. by the Secretary Mrs. Olde, and approved. The 'Treasurer Mrs. Proctor gave her report, and this was adopted. -Flower Convenor, Mr. Lebb., re- ported flowers sent to Six persons. Miss Rena Pickett read 5 letters of appreciation and reported writing four letters: The secretary also gave thanks for flowers. A committee was ap- pointed to supply flowers for mothei.'s day. Arrargcanents were made to gtiilt two quilts,.and it was decided to invite the ladies of Tur- ner'e Church to the meeting in June, and have thein supply the peograin, The program for the day c,onsisted of • a reading by Mrs. Farn- ham, on the life of the late President Roosevelt, a reading was given by Mrs. Maltby, entitled "If" by ,Kip- ling, a duet by Misses Carter and Shoebottorn, a piano solo by Miss Chapman. The meanie, closed with .1-Iyann 40 as a prayer; after which a social time was -spent and a picnic lunch served by the social committee, Evening Auxiliary of W. W. The April meeting of the Even- ing Auxiliary of W. M. Si. was held April 19th at the home of Mrs, Hearn with the President Helen Nediger presiding over the business part of the meeting. The supply secretary stated ehe would like all donations towards 'the bale layette brought to the next 'meeting. Mrs. Hearn favoured the meeting with a solo "Lard Give IVIe Strength". Isobel Bruce •then took over the study perierl, and IVI-iss Rudd led the -.study of - the Christian in Thailand. A social half hour was spehtat the.,olose of the meeting, •.. • ,,,HOS1104 . 1, y b d'iarTfefai .-Pink 4 • . Better Tnries 7 • Queen Eiitabetb •For sale. at Greenhouse, • Limited 1111111113er '°n1Y6f)e: EACH Spanish, Onions 40e a ,bo3t BUY VICTORY BONDS F. R. CUNINGHA1VIE • Member of Florist TeL Del. As. Personal care given every order and special attention given to Funeral Orders. Phone 176 and 31 BINGO St. Joseph's Church Hall Wednesday, May 9th Fifteen regular rounds 3 Specials Jack Pot 1 Share-thezWealth Special Night • With • Young Peoples of • .Ontario Street United Young People of Ontario Street will give a display of ° MISSIONARY BOOKS" NEW PAINTINGS BY 'YOUNG ARTISTS OP TIT4 TOWN. Program to, suit the occasion Slides, and Films Refreshments Included MONDAY, MAY 7th Adults 25c at 8 pm. Children 15c 47-1 NOTICE Clintonians order their Avon Pro- duct from Mrs. Edith M. Tremblay. She has had aver twenty years ex- perience in the business and will render the best of service always. - 47-1 The Y. P. U. Anniversary services Brucefield United Church Sunday, May,. 6th Guest Speaker --- Rev. Andrew McKenzie B.A. B.D. Special Music by, Y.P.U. Choir Services at 11.00 a.m. and 7.30 pan. • . M'Liss (My Western Miss) Will be presented in the Basement Of Brucefield _United Church. Under the auspices of the Brucefield Y.P.U. A Play Monday, May 7th • at 8.30 pm. . CAST George Smith — Melvin Graham MiLiss Smith Blanche Zaphe John Grey — Frank Mustard Yuba. Bill Thornton Mustard Mrs. Moffits Wonnetta Henderson Ciytie Moffits Marion Paterson Bess StarlightMarion Hill Clara Hunting.—.---- -Betty Wooley -Carter Langdon ---- Adam Wilson Judge MeSnaghey - Gordon Mustard • 47-1 Goderich Music Festival • In the early part of 1942 the members of the Goderioli Music Club conceived the idea •of a music festival for Goderich and the county 'of Huron. They •,secureci the co- operation of some of the music teach- ers -of the county and in Victoria Street United Church in May 1942, 'the Goderich Music Festival was born. Since then under the careful guidance of the Music Club it haS' grown until it represents one of the finest county groups of musicians in bid s Pravin ce. At the 'first Festival there ' were thirty-five entries. Fax the Festival to be held an May 7, 8, 9 and 10 there , are, over four hundred entries. This ' gratifying expansion has been ac. complished only by the keenest co.• operation of. all the. musie. minor visors and teachers of the county and town. Truly it can be said that the interest in the Goderich Music Fes- tival has been over increasing. The morning and afternoon ees- sions commencing at 9.30 aaii. and 1•30 pan, respectively, will be given to the competitions of the \children from the town and rural elementary schools. The evening sessiont, to coirimerice at 7.15 pan., ,w1,1 be de- voted mainly to the final competi- tions, In the day's classes, secondark school selections, and senior plane and vocal numbers. The public has always attended these festivals in good numbers and the members of the Goderich Music Club and the music supervisors at the county' hope that.the same keen, interest will he shown • this year when the fourth Festival is present- ed in North ereet United hri-ch, oduich, on Monday, Tuesday, Wed- pesday and Thursday, IVItty 7, 8, 9 and 10, eek -end U PECIALS AT T.111THAMPSON'S Superior Food Store • CAMPBELIeS VEGETABLE SOUP 2 tins ........, . 19e QUICK QUAKER OATS PEANUT BUTTER -16 oz. jar ..25c ARCTIC PASTRY FLOUR 7 lb. •blig.....................25c OLD DUTCH CLEANSER, .... 10e LILY CHICKEN HADDIE tin 29c H. P. sAUCE, BOTTLE 31c DOMESTIC SH9RITIaNING ib 19e MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE Ib 43c QUAKER MUFFETS pkg. 10c NUGGET SHOE POLISH tin ., 12c ST. WMS. RASPBERRY JAM 24 oz. jar 37c OXYDOL LARGE pkg. -'25e ORANGES, Size 288s Doz. 39c GRAPEFRUIT, Size 11.2s 4 for 27c LEMONS, Size 300s Doz. 45c NEW CARROTS 2 lbs. • HEAD LETTUCE each 15c. 17c GREEN •CELERY -2 bunches.... 25e • PHONE ORDERS FILLED WEEK END SPECIALS E, D. SMITHS Plum jam 24 oz. 29c APPLE & RASPBERRY JAM • 24 oz. . aOq APPLE & STRAWBERRY JAM 24 oz. 30c ORANGE MARMALADE 24 oz. 33c PLUM JAM 12 oz. -18c WHEAT PUFFS 1 BUSEL ..45c HEINZ or AYLMER BABY FOOD 3 cans for 25e CHASE & -SANBORN COFFEE Ib. 43e LI'PTONS TEA RED LABEL lb. 38c ()RANGE LABEL lb. 40c PURPLE LABEL lb. 45e NEILSON'S COCOA Large 29c Small 19e AYLMER, BOILED DINNER .24c POST BRAN 'FLAKES Large 17e 2 for 33c Small 13e. 2 for 25c POSTS CORN FLAKES 3 for 23c THRIFT SOAP. FLAKES pkg. 35c ORANGES 3445 • 288s 220s 33c 2 doz ac 39c doz. 49e doz. LEMONS 300s 3 for llc GRAPEFRUIT 126s 4 for 25c W. L. JOHNSON & SON PHONE 286• GROCERS DELIVERY HOURS 4 to 6 p.m. MAY 3rd to 5th APPLE & RASP. Jain 24 oz. jar 30e OXFORD. INN Vegetable Soup 5 tins' 25e GRAPENUT FLAKES 2 pkg. 19e CLUB HOUSE COFFEE, 1 lb. tin 39e LIDO' Self Polishing Wax pt. tin 39c QLUB HOUSE Sweetened puddings 2, pkg. ' 15e AYLMER SWEET Cauliflower Relish 24 oz. jar 150 GIANT pkg. RINSO , 52c DELTA Floor Wax 1 lb, tin , 29c QUEST ,Tomato Juice 2 tins 17c SHRE'DDIES 2 pkg, 23c CUDAY band soap for removing grease and dirt bar ..... 5c 2 & 1 Black or Brown shoe polish 10c PALMOLIVE soap 3, Jars 19c GARDEN FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES LOOK IN OUR REFRIGERATED •. COUNTER FM • COTTAGE ROLLS ib piece 39e MINCED, HAM lb. 49c• -FRESH SAUSAGE ib. 25e DUTCH LOAF lb. 29e FRESH WIENERS lb._ • 27c •110711:11010 0 19c LB. Orval Lobb ' Free Delivery • Wanted Full time Secretary -Treasurer to, take ehaage of. Hospital Ac- counting, Apply to nearest Se- lective Service Office Refer ' to Order No. 1502. 46-2 TOURal 1WAY 3r4 1945 VALUES. FOR NIA. Y 4th and 5th. RED kind WHITE MAXWELL ROUSE COFFEE lb 43c COFFEE lb. , 45e • AYLMER agoras APPLE oxvonn INN. ygo. • JUICE bottle 1()c • SOUP tin • 50 STAFFOR,DS ASSORTED •Pricle'of Niagara Toniato , SOUP MIX pkg. • 5e JUICE 20 oz. tins 17C CANADA'S 8th VICTORY LOAN LET'S BUY 'ALL THE VICTORY BONDWE CAN -- AND THEN ONE MORE "INVEST IN THE BEST" LYNN VALLEY BEET HEDLUNDS ASST. MEAT GREENS 2 tins •27e SPREAISS 3 oz. tin 10c WALKERS NEW CRISP PURE PORK PRODUCT SODAS lb pkg. 14e PREM tin •32c VIKING TOILET -TISSUE; 6 rolls • GLENWOOD CHOICE 25e PUMPKIN 2 Ig. tins 15 GARDEN FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES TOMATOES — LETTUCE — CELERY — RADISH — CUKES GB ONIONS — R. BEANS — GR. PEPPERS — ASPARAGUS CALIFORNIA JUICY 288's • NO. 1 DUTCH SET OIRANGES doz. 37a ONIONS 2 lbs 29e MARSH SEEDLESS 112's NEW TEXAS GREEN Grapefruit • 4 for 29c CABBAGE lb. CALIFORNIA JUICY 360's NEW CALIFORNIA LEMONS 3 for 9c CARROTS lb. • 9e Ce M. SHEARING PHONE 48 FOR QUALITY FOODS — CLINTON • BUY VICTORY BONDS * Yes, another Victory Loan . . .our Eightt • Let's send it smashing over tbetop like we did Ee other seven Those powerful seven that changed the war picture from fearful. doubt to confidence in cornpleteVictoryt • And we've got a heart-stirringreason for putting every dollar we ean into the, Eighth . . . for ,every Victory Bond we buy this time will hasten, V -Day , . . will bring our men marching back home to peace and safety. BALL & ZAPFE • Dealers in Hardware and Furniture , Modern Ambulance Service, Funeral Directors Store Phone 195 DOUGLAS G. BALL Phone MO JOHN J. ZAPFH Phone 103 • "INVEST IN j3 THE BEST" / My/WM r Space Donated by Hugh R. Hawkins Plumbing, Heating, Sheet Metal Work Agent for Hecla Furnace PHONE 244 Progressive Conservative •.f. CONVENTION IMO TOWN HALL, CLINTON FRIDAY, MAY 4th/ 1945 at '8.30 p.m. to select a candidate to contest the riding of Huron in the for- thcoming Provincial Election. Speaker; • HON. GEORGE H. CHALLIES Vice -Chairman Hydro Electric Power Commission; Minister without portfolio, • Credentials . will be distriboted to the chaieman of each municipality immediately prior to the meeting. EVERYBODY WELCOME ' . "God Save 'The. -King" J. W. Morley, Pres, Clark Fisher, See'y ... Presbyterian W. A. The W. N. S. met at the home of Mrs. Roberton for their April meet- ing, on Wednesday, April 25th. A moments silent prayer was observed for a bereaved member, Mrs. Clif- ton and family. After singing "All the way Tey` 'Saviour leads Inc", the business neried was held, and re- ports given by ' the Secretary and Treasurer. It was decided to have each member donate an article to - wands a layette, to be brought to the next meeting in May. Mrs. Lane told of re -organizing the Mission Band. Miss McArthur was expected speak to the Band on the aftet- neon of May 2ncl, when the' Seaforth Mission Band were invited to attend The W, M. 5, membees.were asked to assist with the hinch. The Roll Coll was answered with a verse on "Peace", Mrs, Lane favored with a solo, "Bearing the C.ass", • which was much ,apaxeciated. The Study Book was ably taken by,Mes. Steven. eon, the theme'"Preparing for those who enter". Mrs, Nott gave the Glacl ' • , . , , , , , Tidings Prayee, and the Scripture lesson as contained in the24th chap- ter of St Luke was read by Mrs,, Wilson. A hymn and the Lord's Prayer closed the meeting. The hosteis served nefreshinents and a social half hour was enjoyed. GODERICH TOWNSHIP. Don't forget to come to S. S. No 11 on Friday night. 'Miss McIntyre of New Rambling, spent last week end at the home of Miss Ruth Middleton. John Moore, middle-aged resident of Geduld', Township, was slightly injured Monday night, when he was strnek by an projection from an auto. • Mn. Moore was walking along No. 8 Highway, near ' his home, about 10 o'clock, when the accident occurr- ed. P'olice reported that the man did not see what struck him, but believ- ed that an object sticking out from the car knocked hint over, Provincial Traffic Officer James Culp investi- gated.