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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1942-07-30, Page 4PAGE 4 SUMi\;EP!. S LE During The Next Two Weeks: We Will Offer Many Special Prices on Sumer Goods LADIES AND CIILDRtENS SPORT GOODS SHOES, ETC. SEE OUR WINDOWS A. T: COOPER. Phone: 36w Main Store, 36j Second Floor HOT WEATHER TREATMENT ALKALIZE YOUR SYSTEM! WITH Certified English Health Salts Corrects Acid Stomach and cools the system, Makes you feel fit. 59c FOR LB. TIN W. S, Rr HO MES PIIM. B, CLINTON, ONT. PITONS ee i SPECIAL VALUES MEN AND YOUNG MEN'S SUITS $18.95 TO $29.50 I Save on a smart suit by choosing one of these Special Suits, Tweeds and Worsteds, in all the newest shades and patterns. - SLACK SUITS Two piece style, Shirt and' Trousers to snatch in Blues, Fawns, Greens and Browns $3.95 to $8,95. SUMMER SLACKS Washables, Tropieals, Bedford Cord Tweeds, English Worsteds $1.95 to $6.95 MEN'S AND BOY'S SWIM TRUNKS $1.2.5 to $2.95 Wool and Lastic. In plain and fancy shades. DAVISHERMAN CUSTOM TAILORS -- Be Measured by a Tailor. GET IN THE SWIM with our SWIM TRUNKS from $1.50 up SLACKS SUITS and SLACKS — all that are available this season. Get yours now and don't delay. GYM SHORTS'- .9'8c, $1.15 and 1.75 FISHING TACKLE RODS, REELS, LURES, SINKERS, LINES, HOOKS and LEADERS, GUT and MASON-THETIC. FOR RENT BICYCLES, FISHING OUTFITS, GOLF CLUBS and BAGS, and TENNIS RACQUETS. EPPS SPORT SHOP Headquarters For All Sporting Goods WEDDINGS BANKS—CLEMENT Given in marriage by her father, at a ceremony at the manse of the Pres- byterian ehurch, in Shakespeare, at 3.00 o'clock Thursday afternoon, Blanche Myrtle Clement, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Clement, Shakespeare, became the bride of Lawrence Earl Banks of the Royal Canadian, Naval . Volunteer Reserve, Halifax N.S., son; of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ward Banks, Sr., 159 Whitlock street, Stratford. Rev. J H. Moore offieiat- ed. The bride looked, lovely in a gown of turquoise blue jersey with ,white •accessories and wore a corsage •of .roses. Miss Doris Clement, Kitch-' ,ener, was her sister's bridesmaid, wearing a beige crepe suit with,ac- .cessories in matching shade; and a • corsage of roses. Betty Jean Clem- lent,; sister of the bride, was flewwer- ;girl•, freaked in blue organdy. Mr, Jack Banks, Galt, brother of the 'bridegroom, was best man. A. buffet luncheon wast served at the •bride's home, the table • being ;effectively done in a pink and white color theme. 1 Later Mr. and Mrs. Banks left on a honeymoon trip to Toronto and other eastern cities. • O LOCKWOOD pILGAS Baskets of summer flowers and fern in pleasing arrangement in Southniinister United church, Leth- bridge, Alberta, formed the setting for the pretty wedding of 'Kathleen , Dorothy Filgas, daughter of Mr. and Mas Pilgas, of Lethbridge, Alta,; and Leading Aircraftsman' James. F Lock- wood, R.C.A.F., only son of Mr. and, Mrs. Charles F. Lockwood, Clinton, Ontario, which was solemnized by the past5r of the church at 2,30 o'clock on Saturday, Seine 20th. The bride, charmingly attired in a white satin gown with long train and floor -length veil caught with a cornet of orange "blossoms, and wearing white slippers was given in marriage -by-her father. She carried a shower bouquet of roses in mixed colors with maiden hair fern and tied with a bow of white tulle, Miss Ella Star • of Lethbridge ,was bridesmaid wearing floor length gown of "pink satin with silver slippers and tarrying a bouquet of white and pink carnations tied with• THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD pink tulle. Mr .and Mrs,, Supnick•'of' Detroit Leading Aircrafsman Jack Mitchell, are the guests of the latter's inotii R.C.A.F. Lethbridge was best 'roan. Mrs. Iiolley:,, The bridegroom and his best man Mrs, K, Moorehouse of London w wore the uniform of the Royal Cana -the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. Jowe dean Ale Force. After the ceremony, a reception and dinner was:held at the home of the er PERSONALS Mrs. W. Johnston sand Miss Effie W Johnston of London have been tb guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Jphn- ston this week. over the weekend, Mrs. L .B, Smith and little Maxine returned /to London this. week aft visiting her mother Mrs, C. W. Park Miss • Mary Galbraith and Mrs. Ada Reid' of.. Seafartlh are the guests of, 1VIr, Donald ;Galbraith, Miss Mary Robinson of the General Hospital, Brockville, is spending her vacation with her parents Mr. and r of Brighton were weekend visitors bride's parents. L.A.C. and Mrs, Lockwood left later for a honeymoon with the lady's parents, Di, and spent at Jasper Park, Banff and the Pacific Coast. The bride travelling in air force blue dress and navy ac- cessories. • i Their place ref residence will not be chosen at present as' Aircraftsman Lockwood has, since his marriage, MTs, W. H. Robinson. been transferred to an Ontario Mrs. MaryMcKeown of ' Wind+ser training depot. V and Mr. justice' and Mrs. McTague VINCENT—STEWART of'Toronto are the guests of Mr. and A quiet but pretty weddhng took Mrs, V, Quarrie. place on Saturday, July '25th .at the Mr's, Ferguson and son of Detroit place • of Miss Aphra Steep, Ontario were the guests of Mrs. A, Ferguson Street, Clinton, when Miss Eolith R. over the weekend.• Stewart, of Clinton was united in Mr. Gordon Heard of Hamilton is marriage to Mr. John Vincent, of spending his vacation with his par- Goderich', At 4 p.m„ the' Couple who ents Mr. and Mrs. Emmerrson Heard. were unattended, entered the drawing Noss Mary Gray of Lorrdosi return - room where Rev, A. Lane, pastor of 'ed home en Sunday after' spending Wesley -Willis church, performed the the past two weeks with Mrs, F. A.. ceremony ,amid a setting of baskets Edward's. of tall blue Delphinium, roses and Corporal Fred Cooper of Baby's Breath, and witnessed only by Port Albert was the guest of Mr, and close relatives and friends. The bride Mrs. Wen. Ferguson over the 'week- close for her wedding a smart dusty , end. rose sheer jacket frock with shoulder Lance -Corporal Borden Claris oP bouquet of pink Ophelia rose buds, Kitchener spent the weeknd at hi Corn -flowers and Baby's Breath, and home here. Mr. and Mrs, Ian McLeod and family s large rose hat. l ' Mrs. Wm. R. Elliott returned home Atter congratulations' the bride and from the Goderich Hospital on Mon- groom left for a 10 day motor trip. ; day after an illness of three weeks For travelling the bride wore a navy ! ehiration, ensemble with , white accessories, l The little Catholic 'church. of the Their friends showered them with i English Martyrs at Bayfield was visi- confetti and best wishes: I ted by His Excellency Bishop John T. On' their return they will reside 'Kidd ,af London, on Sunday, July in Goderich where the groom has a' 26th. The occasion of his visit was responsible position. the blessing and dedication of the V Stations of the Gross. His Exeell- COREY—FISHER envy was assisted by Father Cook, A quiet weddingwas solemnised at and two Seminarian's. The $ishop the home of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron C, conducted the ceremony of dedication Fisher, Colborne Township, when and then explained the Catholic pray their daughter, Amanda Marie, was ers called the Way " of . the Cross•, united in marriage to Joseph George There are fourteen stations each de. Corey, son of Mr. Harry Corey and pitting an incident of poignant suf the late. Mrs. Corey of Goderich fering of our Lorcl an the way from Township, Rev. Harold, Currie of !the CourtofPilate to His Crucifixion the Benniiller United church offioia- and Death on the Cross at Calvary, ted. 1 The congregation found the Bishop's The bride wore a floor -length gown !brief history of this devotion partic- of White sheer over taffeta with a ! ularly impressive as he himself had veil of embroidered net held by a j ndarle the Way of the Cross when he circlet of small flowers,. She car -11 visited the Holy Land .some years ried' a bouquet of Hollywood roses. l ago, I•Iis Excellency and the congre- Miss Zelma Fisher of London was igation then completed the Devotions. her sister's bridesmaid wearing a 'His Excellency idad hoped to visit in floor-lengh gown of heavenly blue Bayfield' and meet all Father Cook's sheer with white accessories and a parishioners but had, to leave Mimed, corsage of pink Briarcliff roses. Gately 'after the ceremony for To - The groans was attended' by Flight- mato to attend the funeral of a life Sergeant R. D. Fremlin of Sydney, long friend Rev. M. V. Kelly, C.S.B. Nova Scotia, Following the ceremony a wedding ; Bayfield has no service clubs but dinner was served at the home of the i the men of the village are rallying bride's parents and later the young around, working hard' together to couple left on a short motor trip, Imake Friday night, July 31st ,a real .-,---g_...� I Gala Night for the benefit of the Red Cross. The Kiltie. Band from Reunions 1, Clinton will be in attendance and 1tATH' REUNION 1 there will be attractions to appeal to The 14th Rath reunion was held at all ages. Springbank Park with 50 attending.. Mr. R. G. Walsh of Ansonia, Con - Dinner was served at noon and then necticut, father of Mrs, Leonard Duf- followed the business meeting, The fy, is' visiting at his daughter's cot - following officers were elected: Pres- tage. ident, James 0. Rogers, Dorchester; I vice pros., Byron Rath, Mosley; sec, I Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Martin and retary-treasurer, Mrs, W. A, Spring,(Edithhte fs Ruth Joy, and ayingaret Dorchester; sports _committee, - Her- Detroit are: holidaying at bert Smith, Windsor; Lyle Hopper, their .summer cettage "The Cedars" Brussels; table committee, Mrr, and The many friends regret Miss Faith= Mrs, W. White, Dorchester, and Mr,' will learn with of her to the and Mits. H. •Corlett, .London, departure for my oro, owing to the A good program of sports follow- death of has only brother. ed under the management of Mrs. E. Hodgins and Mrs. Vern McMillan, A ball game ,with Lyle Hopper and Walter Ellery as captains ,ended in Mrs. R. Townsend and Miss Dor- e tie. othy Little, Miss Alice Fingland and Mrs. 'Geo. Moon are taking a holiday HAYFIELD `trip to Ottawa and other points. Miss Betty Brunsdon who has been Mr. and Mrs. Orville Weston and holidaying with friend's at For Erie, returned hone en Monday.• LONDESBORO Mr. and Mrs. tido Newton of Detroit r are the guests of Miss Elizabeth Wes- Mrs, Fred Cooper has moved to. ton. Seaforth, where she will rent the Miss Margaret Ferguson of R.C.A.house recently occupied by Mrs. F. Wireless'School; Guelph, is spend- .Straughan, ing• her vacation with her parents, ; Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Kew and. ttle son of London spent Sunday- Mr. and, Mrs. Wm. Ferguson, li Mrs. Clayton Guist of Toronto and With Mr. and Mrs, Fred Prost, Mrs. E. Weston of Goderich are the Mr. and Mrs, Wm, Wells, Clinton, guests of Mr. and Mrs. MVlaleolm spent Sunday with Mrs. Wells's par - exits, Mr. and Mrs;Robt. Yeungblutt, Toms: , Mr. Lawrence Fowlie,of London is Miss .Bina' nit and Mrs: Wm., spending this week with his sisters, Lyon, spent the weekend with Wing - Misses E. and P. Fowl+ie: liar frlendts, Mr, and Mrs: Harold Weston and Mrs+. Genions Melville of Toronto, small son Ray, of Detroit are spend- is visiting with J. D :Melville'. ing their vacation with the formers' , Mrs. Harriett Burgess and Miss M. father, Ms. George Weston.' Duncan of Toronto are the guests of Misses Elsie McLeod and Pat At- Mrs. Margaret Manning for a few kinson spent a few days in Detroit days. last week. Mrs. James Kew , of London is Mrs. V. Burt and two 'children and visiting with the Prests, Mrs. Harry Baker and family of Mrs. John Ball, Goderich • was a Londeai are visiting Mr. • and Mrs. visitor at Mr. Leslie Ball's home fast Fred Baker, • week. Mr.' and Mrs. A. Furter and son Rev. Win. Fengland ;i and and Mrs, ring - Billy of Toronto are the guests of land of Niagara Palls are holidaying the latter's mother, Mrs. Wm. • Stine with ` Rev. W. Parents and Mr. and son.Mrs. Jahn Fingland. Miss y Mar. m Wid,c o be ,be Windsor IIisses F .a ndF Jamieson visitedis spending hervacation with. r and last Thursday with ,Miss Mrs. Wm: Parker. Hamiltons, in Brantford Mrs. J. S. Evans. Mr, and Mrs, yl', .I, t'lunssisel were, in Stratford on Tuesday attending the funeral of the late Mrs, M. E, Ingixs ;formerly a resident of Clin- ton, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Charlesworth of Grand .Forks, N. Dakota, visited. with the former's brother, Mr. Harry' Charlesworth and family this week. - Dr. Maurice and Mrs, Kingston and small daughter, Mary Eleanor, of Seattle, Wash., who have been re- cent guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Plumsteel, left yesterday for Lon- don, where they will be guests- for two weeks with Dr, Kingsston's parents, Dr. J. H. and Mrs. Rin•g- aton. Red Shield The regular meeting of the Red Shield Women's Auxiliary was held at the home of Mrs, Robert Carter last Friday afternoon with twenty- two members present. The articles brought in were: 4 pair seeks; scarf; 'crib' quilt; sheet; slip; 2 pair bloom- ers, One quilt was donated by the Wo- men's Institute and some refugee clothing by the Brucefield Red Cros4, also refugee clothing from Mrs. C. V. Cooke and quilt patches from Mrs. Miller. 1VIrs, Garter showed some •of the relics her husband Signaller George Carter, has sent from Eng- land., Subscriptions amounted to $2.35 and the next meeting will be at the hone of Mrs. T. Glazier on Friday July 31st. V• Men, Women Over 40 Feel Weak, Worn', Old :141 Want Normal Pep, Vim, Vitality ? Docs weak, rundown, exhausted condition make, you fool fagged out. 015? Try Ostrox. Contains senoras tonica.flthaulants, niton needed attAr SO or+ general Supplies iron, oalolum, phosphorus, vitamin .nt, 'Mips you get normal coy. vim vitality. In -1 bale nt all good drug stooTonle ovoryve aronly 260. SMt.. t'l1C;KERSNti1'.E • Mr. and Mrs. A, E. Matheson and Miss Marion of Stratford were Sun- day visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Austin Matheson, Mrs. A. Shepherd of Auburn visited with Mr. and Mrs. L. Lawson last week. Mr, P. Townsend had a very suc- cessful sale last Thursday. Mrs. Gift Crich is with her daugh- ter Mrs. 0. Gale of Goderich twp. Miss Ewa Douglas of Strassburg, Sask., is visiting relatives in this vicinity. Fletcher Whitmore of R.C.A.F Camp at MacDonald, Man„ and Mr. Carman Whitmore ;of Weston, were visitors under the parental roof over the weekend. Mi. and Mrs. C. W. Collett of Nia- gara Falls, Miss Elsie Sperling R.N. of Detroit and Mrs. Mary Sperling, Clinton, have been visiting with Mr, and Mrs, Ray Fear and Mr, and Mrs. James Landesborough, Mrs. Fletcher Townsend was called to Dorchester on Tuesday on account of the sudden illness of her father, Mr, Levi •Trick, who was rushed to London hospital for an emergency op- eration. Y`. OBITUARY HECTOR JUNOR Word has been received; here of the death in Hamilton on Tuesday, July 28th, sof hector Junor, formerly of Clinton. Mrs. Junor was the former Ruth Brownlee, and he was, well known in Clinton and, surrounding' districts as a stone mason fifty years ago before going to Hamilton where he has ever since resided. Surviving are his wife and one grandchild and two nieces, Mrs. H. R, Sharp of British Columbia and Mrs. Goldie Graham of Gadesich Township, The funeral service is being' held this •afternoon (Thursday) from his late residence with interment in Hamilton cemetery. V MRS. M. E. INGLIS Well known and liighly respected among a large circle of warm friends and acquaintances. : Mrs. Margaret Elizabeth Inglis, 73 Parkview Drive, died in the Stratford General Hospi- tal early Sunday=prelim, following an illness of several menthe, Widow THURS., JULY 30, 1942 erialsomaimmesaianotasiaor ANTE et;and Wo - For Factory. en .. During TOMATO SEASON Beginning about August 25th. Make Application To Libby, McNeil} Libby CHATHAM, ONTARIO Applications from those engaged in war work will not be considered. of John Inglis former superintend of the Stratford Chair Company,h died in 1837, Mrs. Inglis was th daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Trowhill, and was born in Elora, in 1882. A few years later the family moved to Clinton,'where Mrs. Inglis spent her early girl -hood and where she married in 1910. Be- fore coming to Stratford in 1917, she had lived in Handilton, Dundas and Kincardine, Mrs. Inglis was a pro- minent worker in Knox Presbyterian Church, of which she'was a member.She was also president of the ladies' aid at the time of her death a life Member of the Women's Missionary Society and, a member of the Gordon Auxiliary of that church. Surviving are two sons, AC. 2 Charles Inglis, Royal Canadian Air Force, Manning Pool, Toronto.; John Inglis, South Porcupine; three daughters, Mrs. Walter Sherwood (Christina); Mrs, E. G. Thompson (Grace); Mrs, W. R. McIntyre (Margaret), a 11 o f Stratford; one brother, George Tiowhill, Toronto; o n e sister, Mrs. G. H, Morse, Memphis, Tenn., and three grandchildren. One broth- er, Lance Corporal Charles De Forest Throwhill, was killed in the First Great War and another brother John Stanley Tiowhill, died in Edmonton,Alta. Funeral services were held from the family residence, 73 Park- view Drive Tuesday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock ,followed by interment in Avondale cemetery. Rev. C. S. Oke, pastor of'Knox Presbyterian church, officiated, eat WILLIAM THOMAS BRUNSDON w e William' Thomas Bru csdon, a long e time resident of Londesboro passed away Monday evening, July 27th, af- ter a lingering illness at his home in Londesboro. Mr, Brunsdon was born in' York township ,near Toronto, in December 1860, but when a child his parents moved to Londesboro, where his father ,the late John Brunsdon was a carriage maker and the son went in partnership with: him, He was also the Massey -Harris agent. He was a member of Londesboro United clnneh, also a member of The Canadian Or- der of Forresters. Surviving are his wife, the former l Mary Frances Mason; a daughter, Mrs, R ,Vodden of Londesboro; three sons; John Howard of Clinton; Ar- thur Alvin of Wadena, Sask,; and William Albert of Londesboro; and eight grandchildren. The funeral service was conducted by Rev. Wm. Neil of Toronto and Rev, A. E. Monies of Londesboro, from the residence on Wednesday afternoon. Interment was made in Londesboro cemetery. MRS. GEORGE HOLLAND Anna Lobb, life-long resident o Huron county and for ten years resident of Clinton, widow of Georg Holland, died suddenly Thursday, at her home, Victoria street ,in her 76th year. She was of English parentage, a daughter of the late William Lab and Emma Jary Lobb and was bor in East Wawanosh June 19th, 1867 where she spent the early years o her life. In December 1886 she mar. ried George Holland and they farnde in Goderich township and ether iocali ties in Huron, In 1982 they retired and took up residence in Clinton where Mr, Holland died in the follow- ing year. Mrs. Holland was a faith- ful member of Wesley -Willis United church and was interested in Chris- ian and charitable work as her strength afforded. Always a good neighbor, she won and held many friends by whom she will be mourned.There survive three sons, Norman J., Goderich township Clifford Roy, Goderich; Bruce H. Clinton; two daughters, Emmeline, wife of Ervin G. Zinn, Lucknow, and, Viola wife of Charles Nelson ,Clinton; also fifteen grandchildren and three great grand- children.- James. B. Lab)), well-knownretired resident' of Clinton i5 her only surviving brother. The funeral. was held on S•aturilay, at 2.30 p.m. and the service was con- ducted onducted by Rev. A. .Lane, pastor of Wesley -Willie United church, assisted by' Canon W .A. Townsend of London. The pallbearers were six grand -sons: Jahn and, Douglas Holland, ' Warren Zinn, and, Harold and Glen Wise,' Four other grandsons were flower -v DIES AT GODERICH Taken suddenly ill while on a visit to a sister at Bemniller, Mrs. William G, Parkinson, 71 of Detroit ,died in Alexander Hospital Goderich, last Wednesday. She was born in Bay- field, daughter of Zephariah and Sarah Young Osmond, but had lived in Detroit for the past 43 years. She is survived by her husband, two daughters, Mrs, Neil Jenkins, and f Miss Ruth Parkinson; also one son a Lincoln, all of Detroit, a brother e William Osmond, lives in Bayfield and a half brother, Charles Card, in Winnipeg. There are also three sis- ters surviving, Mrs. William Walters, b of Bemniller; Mrs, Nellie Hayward, n i of Hollywood, Cal., and Miss Emily Osmond, of S'eaforth. The remains f rested at Brophey's funeral par- - lois until Thursday ,when• they were d taken to Detroit on Saturday for - burial. bearers: George and Murray Holland, Clark Zinn and Alvin Wise. !A, large number of friends called to show thein{ respect for the departed and to express their sympathy to the. family. Interment was made • in Clinton. cemetery. , .r, DIED FOR HIS COUNTRY The following from the Star -Phoen- ix, Saskatoon, Sask., refers to the son of Dr. P. W, and Mrs, Winthrope, Mrs. Winthrope was formerly, Miss Lettie Smytih, a well-known resident of Clinton, being in the law office of the late William Bryd'ocie, W. J. Winthrope, M.D., eurg'eon- lieutenant on a British destroyer, the Campbeiltown, who, reported missing• after action, is now presumed dead, according to word received by his parents, Di•, P. W. Winthrope, and, Mrs. Winthrope, 913 University Drive, The father is a well-known dental surgeon here. Surgeon; Lieut- enant "Jock" William James Win- threpe was born in Saskatoon 30 years - ago and attended Albert and: Victoria schools and Nutana Cialleg late. He was a science graduate of Saskatchewan University and reeeiv- ed his medical degree froan 'Toronto University at theage of 24. He prac- ticed for a short time in .Quebec and. n/as instructor in anatomy, and phys- iology';at Toronto University when, he joined( the navy. ' He was on loan to the British Navy.when he last his life. Besides his parents, he leaves a ids - ter, Jean, a teacher at Pleasant Hill School here.'