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The Clinton News Record, 1942-08-13, Page 5THURS., AI TG. 13, 1942 THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD THE CLINTON LIONS' CLUB SPONSOR Clinton Red Cross Annual Frolic GAMES DANCING DRAW in CLINTON on FRIDAY Night, Sept. 4th TOTAL NET PROCEEDS TO RED CROSS FRANK FINGLAND, K.C„ , KEN. 'WATERS, Chairman of Frolig. • President Clinton Lions Club. MRS. JOHN RADFORD, MRS. FRANK FINGLAND, MISS DOROTHY MUTCH, Presidents of Red Cross Society.' AUBURN 'Mr. Roy Webster of Niagara, spent the weekend with his parents., Mr. and Mrs,J .as• Webster. Mrs, 0 .F. McIllveen of Bowman- viIIe is visaing hew parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Asquith. and two child- ren, L ' Raithb o 1'I oyd y a Li see Gordon and Paul, have returned to London after a week's visit with her parents, Mr. and' MTS. J. Taylor. Miss • Christine Robertson//of Whit- by. spent the weekend with Miss Jose- phine Weir. Reny. Mr. Siebert of Tavistock and Ronald Ross of Geckle h visited on .Sunday with Je W. Medd and Mrs. Fred Ross. . Miss. Margaret McNeil of Lttcicnow is visiting her cousin, Betty Craig. Mr, and Mrs. Mac. Jones, Toronto, Mrs. Oluff and daughter. Wanda, Lon- don, and Ted Hildebrancht of Kitch- ener were recent visitors with Mr. and .Mrs'. Chas. Scott. Mrs. Annie McCool of Clinton, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. L. Robison. Mrs, Harry Anderson of Luclntow .is visiting her mother, Mrs. Annie Wolper was in charge. The devot- ional period was .taken by MTs. Win. Haggitt and Mrs. Frank Lansing. The roll call was answered with a verse conbatning the word "Peace.' Readings wee :, given by Miss Marie Raithby, Mrs. John Raithby and Mrs Elmer Robertson. The topic wa given by Mrs. W. C. Robertson. Mrs. Frank Raithby invited the ladies to her home for the September meeting. A pot luck lunch was served. LONDESBORO Miss Wilnia Radford of Clinton, spent last week with her aunt, Mrs. A, Webster. Misses Edna and Helen. Ball are holidaying at the home of their aunt, Mee. Norman Wright. Misses D. Little, Fern • and Elda Watson and the three Govier sisters, and Helen Radford are away on a trip fog several days. Miss Gail Manning is spending this week at Sarnia the guest of Rev, A. E. Menzies and family who are . at their summer cottage. Mrs. H .Lyen is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Harry Duriean, Con- stance. - MTs. J. A Melville is spending a few days at the home of W. Leiper and other friends. Mrs. F. Shobbrrook spent a few days with her daughter, Mrs. E. Knox whose little daughter, Myrtle was quite ill. Miss, ss. Dori s Pickle, Reg.N., Leam- ington, spent the weekend with Mrs. W .Lyon and Mrs Meyers. s. Ms .and Mrs. Frank Campbell and Winnie of Westfield, Mrs. Hooper an Mrs. J .Tamblyn, spout Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Frank Tanr- -F� Ladies Guild Nesbit in charge. Rev. P. H. Street- er offered prayer and the scripture was read by Miss Mary Nesbit. Mrs. Fred Hatter of Blyth gave two read- ings. A trio was sung by Mrs. Nes- bitt and her two daughters Mary and Margaret. • The topic "Christian Mis- sions" was given by Mrs. David Hamilton. The president Mrs. Gor- den Taylor then tdolc the chair.: The roll call was answered by a riddle. A letter of thanks was read from the Queen's fund for a donation sent by CUT FLOWERS FLORAL DEIGNS For. Every Occasion C. V. COOKE FLORIST• Phones: 66w and 66i Britain 'Calls For More 'And • Better Eggs A few pointers in' improving qual- ity in hot weather. 1. Do away with all reale birds. 2.. Gather a often an G eggs d place in your coolest room. 3. If possible enaticet at least twice per week. 4. Give hens Plentiful s 1 d' a p upp y of fresh clear water. 5. Feeda properly balanced' ration. blyn. Miss Jean Cowan, who has been a visitor here, has returned to Brus- sels. Mrs. Clara Beattie and Mrs. Bonne • Haines spent Sunday with their sis- ' ter, Mrs. Mazy Brundison. Mrs. Moore and granddaughter from Perth are visiting with Mrs. Janes McGee". The church services will be held as usual on Sunday. Miss, Clarissa Lee of Kincardine was rushed to Clinton Hospital on Fri- day last for an appendietis operation. Little Marjory Hesk who was taken to London Hospital for a very ser- ious •operation on her eye returned home on Monday Mr .and Mrs. W. E. Manning and girls "were the guests of Rev. A. B. and Mrs. Menzies at their cottage, Sarnia, over the the weekend. Little Russel Pickett is home from Clinton Hospital and is recovering nicely from his operation. Mrs. Fred Prest and Mary Ellen are visiting with Mrs. E. J, Crawford and other friends. Miss .Aliee Fingland, Mrs, Town- send and other friends returned from their holiday trip Sunday night. Misses Audrey and Barbera Oliver of Clinton spent last week with -Miss E. Mains. And• Miss Nora Poll and Miss Ella Upshall, London, were also recent visitors with Miss Mains, St. Mark's Anglican Church Guild ;net in the Orange Hall with Alfred .Doyle. this society. This Guild has decided Mr .and Mrs.- War. Dodd, Jr., .arid to :share in the expenses of a comfort- s* Billy visited with Mr. and Mrs. er which is to be made by the Blyth Ladies for Huron College. Several birthday donations were received from the menfolk of this congregation. Russell Carter, Seaforth. Miss Alma Yungblut has left for Western Canada where she intends to make• her future home; Mrs J. C. • 'Clark has gone to Star City, Sask., 1' to visit her brothers; MTs. B. Staples •(nee Eleanor Sprung} has gone to HURON ROAD Winnipeg to join her husband who is .in 'the R.C.A.F. The regular July and Augast meet- Mr, and. Mas, W. T. Robison and ings were cancelled but. the Septem- Ruth Frost were Stratfordvisitors ber meeting will be held at the homy 'Saturday. of Mrs, Mak Noble the first Thursday in the month. The following are the articles turned in during July and August: 3 dresses; afghan; 2 slips; 6 pr. spoke; 2 quilts;'6 boys sweaters; 6 suits boys underwear; 8 pr, boys trousers ante -8 dresses. The monthly meeting of the, Wo - emu's Institute will be held in the Foresters Hall on Tuesday August . 18th. This ie the children meeting and the program will be put' on by the children. Hostesses: Miss Josephine Weir, Mrs. S .H. Johnston, Mrs. Wes. •Bradnock .and Mrs. Washington. Mrs. Janes' Howitt has sold her residence en Main St., to Miss Mar- garet King. Miss Frances Huston, nurse-in- 'draining urse-in- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith and son training at Kitehener-Waterloo Hos- of London spent a few days with Mr. pital is spending three weeks holidays and Mrs. J. K. Cornish. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John - Mrs, Alice Rohner spent a few days Huston. in Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Wheeler spent ler, and Mrs, Robt. Buchener and the weekend in Stratford, family of Kitchener were weekend Mr. and Mrs, Ronald McKenzie and Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.. Chas. Lois, of Detroit, attended the funeral Scott. of the late Mr. Harry Collins, Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. We are sorry to report that Mrs. John Huston over the weekend were Selden Ross is very sick in the Sea - Mrs. Murray and daughter Olga of forth Hospital. We hope she ~vitt Buffalo, Mrs. Ruston and daughter soon 'be better. .Margaret of WalIaeeburg, Miss Aliee Don't forget the street folie to be Ruston of leitehener and Miss Mc- held on August 20, in aid of Bruce - Queen of Galt. field, Patriotic Society. Miss Mary Dobie bride-to-be, was ,guest of honor at a dinner party at Death of Harry Collins the Name of Mrs. Wes. Bradnoclt on :Friday evening. Those present were The village and community were Misses Mary and Joan Huston, Jose- shocked on Thursday to hear of the Thine Weir, Laura Phillips, Norma sudden death of Mr. Harter Collins; Daer, Evelyn Plaetzer, Edythe Bea- although his health never was good coni, Ila B. Craig, Isobel Scott, Mrs. his death' carne as a g+reset shack and Oliver Anderson, Mrs. Hugh Bennett Mr, Collins or better known to his and Miss Noreen Kin:ehan. Follow- friend's as Harry will be greatly ing the dinner Mss. Bennett read an missed. Not only by hie family but address to Miss Dobie wishing her by the•village especially the Patriot - good wishes. A lace table cloth was is Society ofwhich he was the see - -presented ley Laura Philips. Miss retary and in which he took a great Dobie replied thanking her friends for interest. Mr Collins was been in the gift. Later in the evening' a Kingstown, Ireland, and was in his dance was held in the Foresters Hall, 52nd year. He came to Cana* in BRIE CEFIELD end a . number of friends attended, 1915 and enlisted with the 30th Bat - 'Music was provided by Harvey Me- talion, and was attached to the Brit- 'Dowell and Harry Jackson acoompan-' ish Imperial unit; before this he led by Miss Ila Craig at the piano., 'spent 1 year in Sierra Leone and 5 The B.Y.P.U. held their monthly years in South .Africa with the 1m - meeting Sunday evening. The meet- perials. In Feb. 1920 he married :ing was in charge of Mrs. Earl Raith- Margaret Mckenzie, of Brucefield; by and Marie Reithby. The seciptuie and they moved to Brnceficld in 1922, -vas read by Harold Killough. A ' where he kept a General Store for a reading was given by Glen Raithby.'short time but owing to his very poor :Mas. Buchener of Kitchener gave a . health, result of war service, he had talk and Mary Ellen Buchener repeat- ed the 1st chapter of St, John. Mrs, Earl, McKnight sang a solo. Enema Robertson conducted, a Bible • drill. Mrs. Jas. Raithb•} gave the topic "Building of Character", Bill Rai:th' by l,ed in prayer and MTs. Jas. Eaith- by closed the meeting with prayer. Baptist Ladies Aid Mr's, Frank L'yin'g gave her home for the August meeting of the Baptist "Ladies. .Aid. 'The president Mrs. Ito give it rip, but continued to live in !tire vil'age. He was a member of the Brucefield United chureh• He leaves' V Londesboro Red Cross News The monthly meeting of Londes- boro Red Gross was held on August 6, in the Community Hall with the President Mrs. R. Fairservice, persid- ing, with an attendance of 17. The meeting opened• by singing "The Maple Leaf," followed by , Prayer for Peace In unison. A new! quota for infants' garments was read+ but it was held ever until next meet- ing. A letter from the Ontario Division was read asking each branch to help make comfort bags for sailors for Christmas ,the approximate cost per dozen liege $41.90. It was decided to make 1 dozen. Work Committee for September: Mrs. Hall, Mrs, S .Carter, Mrs. R. Shad'dick. Tickets were sold on a towel dona- ted by Mrs. L. 'Pipe. Lucky ticket went to Mr. J. McCool. Proceeds from towel $2.00. . No 'lunch was served but a 10e collection was taken, proceeds 31.90. The August hostesses, made a dona- tion of $2.50. $1.00 was added to donation from July hostesses. Two quilts were finished during meeting, also a number of hospital handkerchiefs were hemmed. Quilt Donations for August: 1 top donated by Mrs. A. Radford, quilted' at meeting; 1 top donated by Mrs.' A, Jamieson, tied at meeting; 1 afghan •donated by Londesboro Mission. Cir- cle. Meeting closed by singing "God Save The Ring." V r ST. _ANDREWS, BAYFIELD 40TH to mourn the loss of a loving hue- I band and father his wife, one sop Harry Alexander, medical student at Western University, London and one: (daughter, Norma, at home, besides his mother and several sisters and one brother in England, and one brother in Gambia, W. Africa, who have the sympathy of the entire coni- munity in their loss. ANNIVERSARY • . The. feetieth anniversary : of the building of St, Andrews church will be celebrated on SUNDAY, AUGUST 15TH The service at 11.15 a.m. will be in charge of Squadron Leader, the Rev. Scott Morten, R.A.F. and at 8 pen. the Rev. W .J. Rogers of Holmesvil•le will be the guest speaker. The music at the morning- service will be in charge of the Radio School choir from Clinton. 05-1 N. W. TREWARTHA Day Phone 214. Night Phone 328. Batkins Locker Storage Special this week Ground steak at 25o lb. Farmers style sausages—try them. We have many kinds of fish for sale at 16e lb. and up. ..Now is the time to stone Thimble Berries and Beans. We have Waxed Containers. WE DO CUSTOM KILLING AND BUY HIDES "Frozen Foods are Better Foods" EBENEZER A very endoyable time was spent by the W.A.. of the Ebenezer United church, when the August meeting was held at the river,' behind Irvine Tebbutt's fnn. The young ladies prepared the program for the meet- ing. Marianne Merrill presided, and the meeting was opened with a hymn. The scripture reading was given by Margareb Lobb and Bernice Lobb led in prayer. The minutes of the prev- ious meeting were read and adopted. The roll call was answered by giving the name of your favourite flower. After the next hymn the following program was given:. duet by Marion and Lois Jones. reading by Joy Lobb; trio by Shirley Jones; Grace Hayden' of Nile, and Dawn Biggin of Windsor. The meeting 'was closed with a hymen and the Mizpah benediction,' A pic- nic lunch was served. Miss Bernice Lobb has accepted a position, as stenographer hi Water- Iao. Miss Grace Hayden of Nile has been visiting her former schoolmates in this vicinity. MARRIAGES FREEMAN—CARTER — On Satur- day, August lst, Frances Elizabeth Carter, was united in marriage to Stewart "Ulmer Freeman, by Rev. Andrew Lane. THOMAS-PRO'SSE'R---In the Ang- lican Church, of. , the Redeemer, London, on Saturday, August 8th, when Ivy Florence, daughter of Mr. and Mas. John Prosser of London, became the bride of Cpl. Trevor Thomas, R.C.A.F., Clinton, •son of Mr. and Mrs. T. Thomas •of Ham- ilton, Rev. W Wallace officiated. McLEAN—BRUGGER--At the man- se of. First Presbyterian .church, Seaforth, on. Friday, July 31st, when Rev. Hugh Jack united in marriage Franoes Helen Bragger, slaughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Bragger, to Keith . Tari Me - Lean, sonofMa, and Mrs. Keith Mol'hail McLean of Seaforth, BIRTHS - McFARLANE In •Glinton Public Hospital en Wednesday, July 12th, to Mr. and Mrs. John MacFarlane of Stanley township, a daughter. DUCHA.RME—In Clinton Public Hos- pital on Friday, August 7th, to Mr, and Mas. Ibrbati Dehcarane. of Zur- ich, a son. GRE2IN—In Clinton Public Hospital PAGE 5 ROXY THEATRE NOW PLAYING: "To The Shores of Tripoli", in: Technicolor. MON., 'TUES. •& WED. Abbott and Costello on the loose in the wild and. wooly west. A merry jamboree of fun and melody "RIDE 'EM, COWBOY" The Merry Macs, Dick Foran,. and Anne Gwynne THURS., .FRL & AT. Michele Morgan, Paul Henreid Laird Cregar and May Robson Bravery and fortitude that rivaled that of Joan of Are the :story of a woman. who sacrificed love and life that England might carry on - "JOAN OF PARIS" Coming; "Dangerously They Live" and "The Body Disappears". CAPITAL THEATRE coomniCH NOW PLAYING: "Two Latins From Manhattan and "Wild Bill Hickok Rides" Man., Tues. &'Wed.• Two Features Frances Langford, Ken Murray and Don Wilson These top-flight: ab -stars present a melodious and riotous, fun -fest "SWING IT, SOLDIER" Gordon Harker, Elizabeth Allen and Joyce Barbour In 'a shipboard mystery "SALOON BAR" Thur., Fri., Sat.—Double Feature Richard Dix, Ann Rutherford and Robert Stack Indian craids• and a bank robbery complicate a tale of two brothers "Badlands of Dakota" Penny Singleton, Arthur Lake and. Larry Simms, in Blondie Goes To College' REGENT THEATRE S eRTH NOW PLAYING: "South Ameri- can George", George'Formby; and `Across The Sierras" MON._ TUBS. & WED. Rita' Hayworth, Victor Mature and James Gleason Head grand cast_ in a Techni- color musical "MY GAL SAL" THURS., FRL & SAT. Gene Autry, ,Smiley Burnette and Fay MacKenzie The singeing• cowboy and his pals get on the trail of some film 'DOWN MEXICO WAY' g Coining: "The Show Goes On" SATURDAY SPEC'IALS SUEYS DATE LOAF FRIED; CAKES TRY OUR: -- CHOCOLATE CAKES THEY ARE SWELL. RARTLIFF'S PHONE 1 WE DELIVER GODERICH TOWNSHIP Miss Evelyn Wise has returned to London after holidaying at the hone of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wise. The S.S. No. 11 Red Cross group will meet on Thursday, August 20th, at the home .of Mrs, Clarence Potter. Miss Doreen McGuire returned hone on Monday after visiting her aunt, Mrs. Cronyn of Toronto. Messrs. Mike leer* and Charlie Thompson of Toronto visited last week with the former's sister, Mrs. John McGuire. A large number of friends from the sixteenth and Maitland concess- ions gathered at the home of Mr. Leslie Jervis to do honour to his son• LAIC. Ivan Jervis, who was home on furlough. Ivan who has been in train- ing at Yarmouth, N.S., has been transferred to Guelph for further training. The evening was spent in games and music, and an address was read to Ivan and he was presented with a. signet ring. The following is the address.: Dear Ivan: Your 'friends and associates have assembled here tonight to enjoy a social evening together with you. We did not wish this opportunity to pass without in some way expressing to you bhe high esteem in which yoti are held by us. We all understand that it takes loyalty, 'bravery, and courage to en list for our King and Country. May that bravery and courage go with you in the days that are to come. We- ask you to kindly accept this small gift froom us as a slight token. of our esteem and friendship for you, May its presence among your belong- ings always remind you that the thoughts of your friends of the six- teenth and Maitland are ever with you, wishing you the 'best that God can give you. We hope peace will coon prevail over war, and you will be allowed to return safely to our midst again. Signed on behalf of the neigbourhood Harry Lobb,' Ross Merrill. The "Good Old Days" Are' Here The "Good Old Days" must not be forgotten when the pioneers' pint shoulder to shoulder to -daray their burdens, and a fortunate neighbor passed the shank -bone of a bullock up and down 'the consession ,that all aright have soup when times were hard. Yes! . There were goods old days. • , on Friday, August 7th, to Mr..and Mel Bradburn, of the Sixth Line in Mrs. R. B. Green of Clinton, a _East Wawanosh, with a set of hosed- daughter, tal-harness on his broken leg, a pair DEATHS CRAWFQIbD--In Toronto, on Thurs- day, August 6th, John Blake Crawford, formerly of . Clinton. PEPPER -In Stanley ' Township, on Friday, August 7th, Matilda Churchill, wife of the late Roger Pepper, in her 86th year. of crutches to hobble about,' and 50 acres of sheaves lying exposed to tke weather, sat down with his happy family: the other night saying:: "The Good Times are Here and Now." j He had been surprises. A nurse, who had taken pride in his pluck with broken bones; had drivers down to see how things were going since he left the hospital and uneonsciously "let the ROBSON'S CHOICE Tomatoes andPeaches Fresh Fruits. and Vegetables i Season S son Grown Right—Picked Right Packed Right Make your sugar go farther by buying fruit that is ripened on vine or trees. Phone Your Orders to 903r23 cat out of the bag," hinting •that there was going to be a stooking : bee. Things moved quickly with- a string of cars from Blyth, Belgrave, Morris and Wawanosh rumbling past to- wards the oat -fields. Fifty-two men, armed with pitch -forks, spread hith- er and thither, and up went the oat- harvest in jolly good stooks. Mel was all -in. What could he do with such a gang who had taken pos- sess*? There, were his neighbors, whose forks had waiting fields to clear of a bountiful harvest; yonder were lively chaps, familiar on the streets of Belgrave and Blyth; railway hand's, druggists and und'ertalcers; ye editor with a fork instead of his quill; postmaster, store -keepers and insur- ance man; a few of the clergy and in- deed, the chief -of -police; ether men, just as good -all feeling that one man's misfortune can be the occasion for human kindness and practical re- lief. Like a flock of wild ducks, off they sailed to Percy McLean's Beide' on the Nineth to help out another neighbor, whose health is not equal to the big sheaves in a great harvest. Here then is a salute to the "Good RId Times, which are Here and Now." CARD OF 'THANKS Mr, and Mrs. E. L. Mittell wish to extend their thanks to all those who sent flower's and tools part in the memorial service for their son, the late Sergeant Observer Ernest Mit- tell. Mrs. M. Nediger•, Mrs. James Liv- ermore, Mrs. L. Swan, Mac. Levi Stong, Mrs. A. E. Runsball, Mrs. B. J. •Gibbings, Mrs. Win. Walker, Miss L. Grant, Women'sAssociation, Wo- men's Missionary Society, Quarterly Board of Stewards, Sunday School and Ohoir and Organist of Ontario Street church, also the minister, Rev. G. G. Burton and Mrs. Burton, and Rev. G. 0 ,Moore. z Wanted—For Cash A good medium-sized house in town. Will pay cash. Write to Box 30C, the Clinton News -Record, 05-1c Rooms for Rent Three rooms, furnished, with use' of bath and laundry. 05-1 Room Wanted Wanted, a cotnfortable room in a good home for a girl' attending Col- legiate, Apply to, Bon "B"., 05.1 Rooms for Rent Three front rooms, other accom- modations. William Steep, North Street. 05-1 Work Wanted Young married woman wishes to do housework, by the hour. See Mrs. Gordon Pearson, James Street, (off the London Road) Clinton. 05-1 Apartments for Rent Two downstairs apartments for rent, furnished and with all modern oonveniences. Apply at the News - Record office. 03-2 Wanted Board and room wanted;, by a young business woman. Apply, stat- ing rates, to Box 395, News -Record. 08-3 For Sale A two year old Hereford Bull Ideal Domino, No. 126560, quiet and right, Phone Blyth 28-11, Wm. Hog- wart, Londesboro. 08-2 Boy Wanted Boy or young man wanted, Military exempt to deliver groceries, Must be good with horses. Apply to T. J. 'Riley, Clinton. 03- e e!es Mee el lei 1 •gig.teue MONUMENTS To those contemplating build- ing a Monument . . Get my prices before buying. Cemetery Lettering a specialty, All work guaranteed. JOHN GRANT CLINTON MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS Clinton — Ontario Successor to Ball & Zapfe . 59 lat eiemenameeereiereteinereleineeretteleeteleleth Electrical Equipment Shur Shock Electric Peaces, com- plete with Battery and Insulators $15.00 guaranteed. I carry a full line of radio tubes, up to date tube tester, General hat- teries and Dominion Washing Mach•, Ines ,all electrical appliances and roofing supplies.. • A. W. Groves, Princess St.. Princess Street --- • Clinton Make a Note of This Roy MacKenzie and his orchestra will be in CLINTON this SATURDAY NITE for sure So for a swell time tell your pals "It's Town Hall Tonight"—Kids! WESTERN ONTARIO MOTOR- WAYS LTD. BUS SERVICE Change of Schedule June 27, 1942. LEAVE CLINTON Southbound: DLY. ex. Stm. & Hol. Sun. & Hol. 8.15 a.m. 8.15 a.m. 1.26 p.m. 4.50 p.m. 4.50 p.m. 8.30 pm. Northbound; DLY. ex. Sun. & Hol.. Sun, & Hol, 10.50E 2.20 2.20 9.55 8.45 B, Indicates to Wingham only. For furter information call Bartliff's Confectionery Phone 1. For Sale House and furniture for sale in Bayfield ,real cheap. Apply to Mrs. Lyda McNeil, Clinton. 02-4 House for Bale The residence and appurtenant lends of the late Eliza J. Crieh on ' Isaac Street, in the Town of Clinton, in the County of Huron, are being of- fered for sale by tender. The residence consists of a good frame cottage, well located and equip- ped with running water, electric lights and furnace. Inspection may be made by apply- ing to Malcolm Montgomery, - who lives immediately to the South of this property. . The highest or any tender not nec- essarily accepted, Tenders received by any of the undersigned.. F. FINGLAND, K•C., Clinton On- tario, Solicitor for the Estate. LESLIE BALL and HOWARD CRICH, Executors • of the Estate of Eliza J. Crich. 04.2 NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of Eliza Jane Crich, late of the -Town of Clinton in the County of Huron. Widow, Deceased All persons having claim's• against the Estate of the above deceased are required to file the same with •the un- dersigned Solicitor for the .said Estate, on or before the 25th day of August, A.D.'1942, after which date the assets' will be distributed amongst the panties entitled thereto,having regard only to the claims of which notide shall have. been. given. DATED at Clinton, this 4th day of August A.D. 1942. F. FINGLAND, K.G., Clinton On- tario, Solicitor for the said Estate. 04-3,.