HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1943-07-22, Page 1'1 The Clinton News -Record Est. 1878
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NO. 6154-64t1i YEAR
CLINTON ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1943
The New Era Est. 1807.
THE HOME PAPER
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Candidate, Progressive
Engagement Announced
' Change in Half Holiday
Candidate Liberal Associ
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Conservative in S. Huron
Reverend David J. rind Mrs; Lane,
Goderich; announce; the engagement
of their only daughter Madeleine Elie-
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All the merchants of town have un-
animously agreed to change their
Wednesday half holiday next week to
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Thursday, July 29th, at a request
from the R.A.F. Station here: As
than is the big ,sports day at the sta-
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CALL AND- INSPECT OUR UP-TO-DATE SETTINGS,
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We have the stock, priced moderate, all diamond rings are insured
against loss or damage, without •ext o
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FOR THE WEDDING GIFT YOU ARE ABOUT TO BUY
We can supply, it to your satisfaction, and appreciation of the
persons receiving it,
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held their annual picnic at Goderich,
on Wednesday afternoon:
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;Prizes for a e Boys r mart:
Ronald McKay and John Holmes:
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No, 1 Class: Ist, Care. Maltby; 2nd
Gerald T3olmes,
' No. II Class: 1st Cameron Maltby,
2nd Gerald ElliottF
• No, III Class Three `:Legged Race:
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31st, and August 2nd and 3rd, from
8 a.m. until 6 pan. and from 7 part.
until 10 pan. The polling place for
the District of Huron will be in the
Clinton Town Hall and the Goderich
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1st 'Millet, 2nd ',jack Tyndall,
Town Hall, for the purpose of reach,-
in the
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No: IV Class. Three •T,egged Race:
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g votes of railwayemployees
sailors and travellers who b'e
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1st Roy Habkirk 2nd Ross Habkirk•,
Teachers Race and` fiicers.of S:S,
1st Mrs, Shobbxook; 2n Mrs. Stanley
MR, JAMES C. SHEARER
In conversation with the -News-Re-
will
absent fro! their ordinary places of
residence:
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3rd Harold Squne,
cord this morning Mr, James C. Shear-
er, said that he had withdrawn his
Further particulars on page five,
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DRESSES
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DR. R. HOBB'S TAYLOR
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night wasood physician
Progressive Censer-
votive candidate for Huron South at
a convention in the HensaA town
hall attended by more then 300 dale-
gates.
•Six men were nominated, but ail
withdrew with the' exception of Dr.
Taylor and George. Armstrong, of
Ha township, The physician was
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named candidate on the first ballot
• Junior Adult Class, Mrs. East.
Primary Marlyn Potter; Bea-
t.
trioti Murch. Marjorie Pickard; Jean
Petrie.
No. II Class, Ist Mari n D]pple; 2nd
Joan Jordan.
No. III Race; Straight, 1st Ruth
Groves, 2nd Betty Patter.
No.IV—Ordinary Ranee. 1st Betty
Pearson, 2nd Lois Pickaed.
The pieinc was an entire success
and all were back erre Clinton before
the heavy. rain. s:
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resignation upon the request of the
Heron County Agricultural War Com-
'mittee They met over the week end
and asked me on Monday to remain as
agricultural representative."
Immediately it became known last
Saturday. that Mr. Shearer had re-
signed his office as Agricultural the
presentafve in Huron County, the
HuronAgricultural War Commi tee
met in special session and it was un-
animously agreed that every effort
must be made to retain the services of
Mr, Shearer,
Since coming to Huron, County Jam-
Dance in Aid'
Donations to Greek Relief,
The campaign in aid of the Greek
War Relief Fund will close this week
and it is hoped that the objective of
$500 is reached before that time.
Subscriptions have not been comingHensall
in as fast as they did for the Russian
and Chinese War 'Relief Funds. Fo
lowin are the totals to date for the
three funds.
Aid To Russia
MR. BENSON W. TUCICOY
Reeve of Exeter, for the past four
ea
years, and present warden of Hue
on. County, who was chosen Soutl
Huron's Liberal candidate in tin
forthcoming election at a meeting it
last Wednesday night. Re•
ceivin the candidature on the rheic
ballot, defeated.James Ballantyrn
of Usborne Township, M.L.A. slum
1985,
Priced attractively for
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quick selling.
selling.
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HAMPTON.
Sizes to
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and on motion of Mr. Armstrong the
choice was made unanimous.
Others nominated were F. II,. Dar-
row, Frank Donnelly and H. J. Mc-
Ewan; 'all o Goderich' and H, G.
Meir of Seaforth. '
Dr. Taylor will oppose Warden
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Benson W. Tuckeyeof Huron County
chosen Liberal' candidate on the pre-
violas evening..
his address' of acceptance, Dr,
Taylor pledged full support to'the
22 eine, • ro ram of Ontario Pre
p program
gressive leader George A. Drew.
thCec oG. Frost, K, C., president ;of
e provincial association was the
special speaker ati'the meeting which
�, attracted a record crowd..
Outlining the 'principles of freedom
Dr. Elliott Leaving
Dr. George S. Elliott, leaves
for London where he will
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small animal hospital;' .
late G Geost rge H, of MEllio rs. Elliott
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auctioneer and politician,
graduating at Guelph in
bis home town; Where he
(iced successfully ever since.
only onelIioteri vett's terinarysurwilt
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ton Dr. J. S. Evans, wee
tired here -i or�over, '
Elliott has 9 brother, Edward,
with the Canadian Firef
seas, and three sisters; 141iiss
Nott in Toronto, Miss Pearl
London and Miss Jean •#
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Although : re ream his
Dr. Elliott
Town
shortly
conduct a
He.is the
the
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and after
541 came to
has prae-
leaVe
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has
vas prac.
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who is
ghlers over-
);dna EI
Elliott .in
hom• e, ,
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tie Shearer has been most enthusias-
tic about his work and the agricultural
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future of Huron County. He has de-.
voted considerable time and effort to
all patriotic Loans, War Savings
Stamp: Drives, Blood Clinics, Farm
Commandos and so on and, it was withS'
surprise that word of his resignation
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became known to Huron residents.
Asked for the reason for his resig-
nation Mr. Shearer_ said that it was
just personal but added that there
was absolutely no
(ween himself and the agree r of abe-
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rieulture, Mr. Dewar, He said that the
suggestion of Dr. Taylor, progressive
conservative candidate, that an at
tempt had been made to use his of-
a for political cam»atgn purposes
had no foundation at all: ];t was the
first time he had heard of such ecru-
sations,' .:
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Previously Acknowledged, $1,660,80;
Stanley Community Club, $20,00; Jun-
for Red Cross, S.S. 8 Hallett, $3,00;
Burns Church, Y. P:, $5.00; Total
$ 1,688.80.
to China
Previously acknowledged, $1,180.24;
S. 3 God $ 00' $6.00; Red Cross
nardis b C1i $100.00; Stanley' Com
inanity Club, $16.00; Rev. D. Lane,
38.00; Burns Church, Y: P:, $6,00;
Total, $1,30$.20:
Aid to GreeceIn
Previously acknowledged, $368.00;
Art •Knight,, $2.00; Miss L. Welkin-
elkin-
Shaw; $2.00; Levi Stong 60; W. L.
Whyte,
(Hulett)1$6.00; TheoP emlin, 2, 0
Chas. B. Middleton & Son, $10.00;
Varna School, $12.00; Total $401.50,
All those who attend the dance in
the Clinton. town hall Friday evening,
23rd
July ,' rellproceedpi b
"The rural people before 1934 were
paying -too much for their hydro," de.
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dared icon. N. 0, Hipel, minister 01
lands and forests for Ontario • and
principal speaker at the Liberal con -
vention.
Pointing out the reduction made in
the rural service charge in 1935. Hon,
Mr. Hipel announced that the resul-
tent total savings have been $6,000,.
partyHwouldeina easeaitst heffor Liberal
is to
lighten the tax burden of £ttrmers acid
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p Preseno e'of a large number of wo.
men at the meeting brought forth coin
an from Hon. Mr, Hegel.
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Operator of a transport firm in
Exeter lY1914. Ire has,, in e.
At
security, opportunity and British
partnership laid down at' the Winni-
we, wish every success in
his new work:
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Blood DonorsFilm'
as •the entire •proceed,c •will be given
will given
to the Greek. War Relief Fund: It is
hoped that the objective will be res-
er since 1914. He is 37, married and
ma d and
has one son,
Dr.
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only , . $3.95
peg convention, Mr. Frost declared
"there be sacrifice
A film, showing the complete pro-
blood into the
'ailed.
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Shaw of town was chairman
of the meeting, P. Fingland was sect
must equality of
to win the war."
He urged his listeners to make On-
Honour Retiring Foreman
titan, fellow workers gathered at
cessing of plasma state,
ready for service to the bombed 'and
wounded victims will be presented in
AMONG THE CHURCHES
retain,. The speaker was int}oduced
by Mr. Ballantyne.
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tario string by electing Col. Dew as
premier.
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the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Me
Clinchey last Saturday evening to hon-
our Mr. McClinchey. on his retirement
from the C.N.R.y .
the-' Clinton Presbyterian Church on
Sunday, July 23th, at 8.15 pm. •after
services, No admission charge, Major
E. H, A Watson, field ofp
Presbyterian Church
.•Morning Service: 11.15 a.m. —Our
Subject for meditation "Voices that
Accomplishments of the Dominion
Government were ,outlined by W. I3:
Golding, M. P., for Huron -Perth. Oth-
Mr. Stewart Taylor read the fol-
lowing address:
the Canadian Red Cross Society will
Society
give an address,
Through the films taken from cap-
tared Nazi the
Prevail."
A welcome to All
er speakers were Mr. Ballantyne and,
Dr, A. R. Campbell of Hensel!.
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Ladies and Gentlemen:
officers, we see terror
and devastation wrought in Europe by
D. J. Lane, B. A., Minister
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RED CROSS NOTES
rvs are gathered this evening to do
honour to one of our fellow drnployees
Germans. These films show the tan.
tics of speed and ruthless desi ruction
United Church of Canada
Congregations of Wesley Willis aiid
LITTLE LOCALS
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Mood Donors Clinic
Urgent i4. ppeal (
who has elected to retire from active
service, with the Company we all
know so well, the Canadian National
Railways.
Stan-
practised during their invttsion of cle-
fenceless Nations,
,Th second part of the filen deals
withwith the counter-strataSunday.
counter -strategy of the re-
lied Nations and the immense re.
Ontario Streetivill worship together
in Ontario Street United Church, or-
ner of WilliamsW iliiasns and Ontario streets.
Services at 21,00 a.m. and 7.00
bled Envoy Wright of London con.
ducted the services at the Salvation,
Army barracks on Saturday night and,
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from 11 many
111 to select
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YOUR BLOOD MAY SAVE HIS
LIFE:. The giving of your Blood is
such a little thing when they giveFor
everything. Just now, our Boys per-
haps your son, your brother, your
friend; are fighting valiantly on the
shores and hills of Sicily, that you
might carry en in your peaceful way.
It is very much to ask? We haven't
been hurt yet, we Haven't met' cold
steel Face to Face(we are only asked
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to send a small portion of our Blood
Mr, McClinchey was born in
ley township; nn June 12, 1878: 1:1
eomenced work as sectionman atester
Clinton 1908,. was promoted to - foie-
roan Oct. 7th, 1915 and has completed
35 years o£ service et that point with
a clear record. This isroud arid of
which he may well be p , d one
which all others would de well to. em-
elate.
It may also be of interest :to men-
McClin-
sources
challenge. re mobilizing to meet
More than ten years fighting
China has successfully withstood the
barborous armies .of Ja an. Stag-
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drew •but under
wouldthe
riot (admit she
def at.
Using gorilla tactics to, brilliant ad-
vantage; she 'kept the enemy engaged
while gathering strength to , rid . her
land of the aggressors,p
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pan.
Rev. G. G. Burton will be the min-
iii char ger
Turner's Church Service will be
held at 9.45 a.ni.
of Ontario Street Chur Official Dowel
Bmee
Baptist Church
Said
Said the. Psalmist:— e, was glad
when they said unto me, let ns go
MILITARY NEWS i
Warrant Officer Dick Fremlin has
returned to his station at Chatham,
with hisafter
parents,furlough
Mr. and Mrs, A: E.
Frentlin.
O. D. Melvin J..,choenhals of Peek -
hong Hos •ital, •Halifax, N,S,, is s end -
p
ing a long leave at his home in rerun:
t� �"p
ppastel
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shades.
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BeadsBeadshort
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overseas in a Bottle, to help save the
lives o£ these boys. Clinton' has never
failed i? any appeal .Why Should
we now? We are pledged to give' one
hundred (100) Donations of 'Blood
next Tuesday and to date we are far
of that number. Have You
signed up yet?' If not Why? Are you
satisfied tolet somone else do 'your
Share?This is a very Urgent. Ap-
peal and Men and Women both are
asked to volunteer their services at
once to Mr. Jas, Shearer, Mr.'MeMur-
ray, Mrs. Gordon Miller or Doctor J.
W. Shaw, Chairman of the Blood Do-
r}or Cl me of Clinton,
I You have Leaned your Money —this
is your opportunity to GIVE even tho
it might hurt'for a little while. Your
tion at thin time that Mr,
ehey was born, raised and worked der-
ing,his lifetime in this onecommon-
ity. Mr. MoQlinehey has been a faith-
put employee for the Canadian Nation-
al and has always been untiring ie
his efforts to further the interests
of the company, and assist and.,help
his fellowmen, whenever the oppor.
tunity presented itself,
Now that the time has come for
you to 'sever your active connections
with us, we would a k you to accept`
this purse of money as an expression
of our appreciation of the many yearsg
of happy and pleasant associations in '
our daily tasks, We would alselike. to,
remember Mrs, McClinchey at thin
time whom we know,was a very help-
fug companion 1, rgi;ghout the years.
k this
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PERSONALS
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Miss Marie Savage. is. •
holidaying in
Toronto, St. Catharines and .atLake .
Simcoe, '
Wallace MacDonald .has' returned . to
Toronto after spending two weeks
with his parents.in,.town,
Miss Barbara Sheppard has returned
to her work' at the Royal Bank after
a,holiday spent on the Great Lakes.
Margaret Morrison of- Toren-
to is visnin friends and relatives
in 'Clinton and district this week.
Mr. and Mrs: Thomas Scott, of Crom-
arty were guest§ at the Caldwell-
.and our wedding on Tuesday.
Mr, and Mrs, 'I. W. Johnston have
home after a three weeks
into the house of
That gladness is
ivho worship in the
sincerity and in truth,
"Come let us worship
let us kneel'before
ers'i•
You will' profit
evening bright •gospel
„ Christ and Him
claimed in song and
For this comin
service the minis
•wilt lie, "Worker
of the Kingdom."
-You are invited
vice.
the Lord." '
maintained by all
house of God in
and bow down
the Lord our Mak-
by attending our
service' where
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Crucified is pro-
expos iioti• `
• , en a . eveningcoast,
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er's sermon sebjeot
and Their bVork
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to attend the ser-
His son, Bud Schoenhals, who is also
with the R.C.N.V.R. is visiting in
town,
Cpl. Don Colquhoun of Baggtvilia
Que., is a visitor at his home in.
town -
Coder J. C. Shanahan,, who has spent
his leave at his home in town having`
successfully completed his courses has
now returned to duty at St. H
Q f Hyacinthe.
asand expects to leave for the
'AC, Ken Cooke, of Aylmer was a
w Lk end visitor at leis home. in town,
AC: J. N. Kennedy, and his wile of
Toronto were here Ins' mg a few. days
with Mr. and Mrs, Norman irennedy-
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Blood will be made up in three weeks.
Phone 'in your name by Friday noon
so your appointment card may ,be
mailed to you • to any of ,the_ above
mentioned. We. need ow cro-o oration,
The Clinton Red Cross Society wish
to ack•nowledge with .thanks the gift
of
of an afghan from S:S:S. N:, 2. Hui-
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and would you tq•. accept gift
on her behalf, ,i
We. trust that you and Mre, MaClin-
diet', will be spared' many years to
enjoy your well earned rest.
CTineher. w with a Wallet containing a resented. Mr. Me,
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sum of money and 1iSrs, Tone.Oliven
presented. Mrs. McClxateinehey with. a
line11 tablecloth. Mr. ] xetein of Strat
.returned
visit with relatives- in .FenVvicic.
loan arid Betty Lou Nediger are spend;
ing this week with their cousins,
Ronnie. and Carol. Anne VanHorne
of London.'
MT'oronto penth a week end in Kennedy'ofA
ken, with Mr' olid' Mr's. N. Kennedy
and tMtars. Harris. es Lunn of London and Miss
Miss A
The Ladies
day, July 27th,
home of 'Nisi
be in charges
keyword,.is
St�
Thursday
vice. 5th Sjinda
Aid
at
J. Butler.
of Mrs,
`safe."
Paul
7.30
will meet on Tues-
7.30 p.m; at the
Devotions will
. Butler and the
a Church •James
p.m. mid -week ser-
After Trinity
Honour Roll Unveiled at
St, James Church, Middletom
special service will be in St..
Church, Middleton, 'on ' Sun-
day morning next at 11,00 a.m. when,.
the •Church and Community Honour
.Pearls..
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TOOK Wr®n Car .which
ford, who was unable to; attend sent • 7). Shaw of Harriston were week
Mr. McClinchey a hand' carved pipe •, end `visitors with Mr,and Mrs. A,
was presented by atr; Ghas, Wil- J. Mclyfurray
'Kaye 'and Lorna `Plum-
10.00 a m.'
11,00 a.m ,
to
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Sunday School.
Matins Sermon: A Ca 1t
Roll will be unveiled olid dedicated:
This Roll has been very beautifully
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prepared and bears the naives of eight
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Counters for Finer ., elle y f Ov Half
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Celntury in Huron County :
Reeve Victor Falconer left his oar
parked.on a Seafoxthisireet £or about
an Roar and, came back to find
it gone. County Constable Helmer,
who was called in to investigate,
found the cars travelling towards Sea-'
forth, jus west of Dublin: 'The driver
had been asked to drive a similar rno-
i del home for a 'friend and upon `des-
w 'covexna, he had the wrong car had
started:baek• to reborn it to its right-
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Misses Ross
Mr. and Mrs, McClin.ehey replied'; steel of. Toronto' are. at, their homes
with words of gratitude co all ,the in town where they Will . lend a
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men; 1Vlr. 'G: Swan and !Mr : C:: Van- •two 'weeks holiday,
Horne both spoke adding' their wishes 1Vtr. and . Mrs. phonies .Caldwel'1 and
of happiness. Miss .Barbara of Port Colborne at=
The' rest of the evening was .spent tended his 'brother's wedding in
in playing cards and. Mr. T. Wells en- , ,Clinton on Tuesday:
tertained with Several selections on Master ;,Ronnie. Van Horne aitd
the' piano.. Latex a delicious lunch •was Caro] Anne Van .home, .o# .London '
served b the hostess assisted'by Mrs'. :spent. the week end':w}th: their
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G. Swan and Miss K. Hackle .and :Miss rge
grandparents, lVIr:.and Mrs„ ,Geo•
Christian, heroism. 2 Corin, 10.e. ,
7.0e , p.m., Evensong Sermon: All
Things Work Together for. Good to
themg
that love God. Romans 8: 28. ;
W•ednesday 1.16 p:m. Sund•ay School;
and Congregational Picnic to Harbor
Pant Goderich: 411 assemble at the
•sister. Parish Fall •with: Basler( liuiieh: :
There will be no evening' service
drier the five Sunda s in the month
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men from the Church and District::
The service will be in charge of Ehght•
Lieutenant: T. H. Floyd, padre at..tlie•
R.A F, Station .who will dedica •
the .ono X to
dress a Honour Re 1 and deliver Gra am
and the Reverend J. Graham
rector of the Church. A number •af'
airme•
n will be present find contxx-
bate some sacred numbers in the ser -
vice. The public is cordially invited':
fel owner.
B. McClinchey. • Van Horne. of
August,to
this special service.