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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1943-09-09, Page 4PAGE 4 Kr • THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD SCHOOLS RE -OPEN Tuesday, y, P Se tember 7th.." WE HAVE A LARGE School Text B and SchoolSuppliei. STOCK OF Ask for one of our' large shopping bags, which are Free, but don't ask for Credit — OUR' TERMS. ARE CASH A. T. COOPER. I�. is 3' _£ EVENINGS 6 TO 8 OPEN PHONES 36W 36J . ^tC•.41«rtit5Et !R4-•tw»C MIM t. -CC .-C4t•i«/ ,,+c ,44 --C » H Hi Rz./•1ilc+M''ii': iti 3 MADE TO MEASURE SUITS AND OVERCOATS House of Hobberlin. FALL SAMPLES ARE: NOW IN SUITS FROM $27.50 to $55.00 OVERCOATS' $25,00 and UP FIT AND WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED +=e • 3 , 3` • .€ DAVIS 8c HERMAN CUSTOM TAILORS -- Be Measured by a Tailor. it Your duty to Yourself Is to keep yourself physically fit for the duration at least. Build up your resistance to colds, and a run down condition. by using Certified Halibut .Capsules THEY ARE RICH IN VITAMINS A and D 100 CAPSULES $1.25 W. S. R. HOIMES PHM. B. CLINTON, ONT. Siam PHONE 62 DUCK SEASON OPEN'S IN BRUCE SEPT. 15. Hunting License now on sale BOAT CUSHIONS $125 PIZOTOPACK $2.25 1302 0 BOZ FLOATS $1.25 and UP . DON'T FORGET OUR RENTAL .SERVICE BICYCLES — GOLF CLUBS — FISHING TACKLE EPPS SPORT SHOP Headquarters For All Sporting Goods. 1 NA 4t. Clinton Monument Works WILL IN THE FUTURE BE OPERATED BY CUNNINGHAM & PRYDE IN CONJUNCTION WITH THEIR Exeter Business Mr, .1. J. Zapfe will be pleased to receive any inquiries 3 1• v$ OSIwL..«X . ».«ji+,,,1µ'M'.««M3•,z«'.�+ktMM.�.•,i»2+`,.M«m».�'.!3«.w�„�«s,«rg»5.:.�,`,s$:,��i GODERICH TOWNSHIP S.S. No. 11 Red Cross group will meet on Thursday, September 16th, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rehill of Lon- at the home of Mrs. William Vodden. don were visiting the latter's broth- er's rother's Jack and Bill McGuire. • Miss Grace Stirling of Toronto spent the week end with her parents Mr. and Mrs, Jas. R. Stirling. Mr. Don;Smith, of Toronto spent the holiday with his father, Mr, D. A. Smith of Sloan Crest farm. Miss June McDougall returned to Toronto'Monday after spending • two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Murray McDougall, Miss 'Elizabeth Thiel of London spent the holiday at Mr. John Me- Guire's. Mr. and Mrs. Will McDonald of De- troit spent Sunday with -the former's brothers James and Can McDonaId. Mr. and Mrs Fred Middleton and Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Middleton have returned home after spending a very Mr. J. ',Ross Middleton motored to Lion's Head on Sunday on his return to resume his duties as Public School Principal at Sault Ste. Marie after spending the month of August at his home, Miss Phyllis Middleton 'returned on Monday from visiting friends in To ronto and Markham. Miss Kathleen McNaughton and Margaret McNaughton London have been spending a few holidays at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred .Middle- ton.. • Mr. and Mrs. Ritchie McNaughton and Mr, John McNaughton of Lon- don • were Labor. Day " visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Middleton, Mrs. ohnston returning to London with hein, Miss Margaret Middleton, Reg. N. who has been at Bigwin Inn, Muskoka J pleasant week on Manitoulin Island, Red Shield The R.S.W.A. held their regular meeting Tuesday afternoon, there were 18 members and .4 •Visitors ,pre- sent. Captain Davies led: in the de- votionals and the ;President Mrs, J. Cook, presided, over the business part.. We acknowledge, with thanks 1 quilt topdonated by Mrs. George Potter, and Refugee Clothing donat- ed by Mrs. Howard Williams. Special thanks is extended to Mr. Melvin Crich for a donation of $50, made from dances he has sponsored. The next meeting will be Tuesday,Sept. 14th and this will be packing day. • for: the summer returned home last week. Rev. G. G. and Mrs Lyna of Tor- onto accompanied by the former's sis- ter, Mrs. Art Bradley of New York attended the .wings parade .at Cen- tralia last week when Wesley Lynn received his wings as a pilot. They also. were the guests of Mr. H. Me- Cartney of Goderich township. Council meeting -Council met on Monday Sept. 6. The University of Western Ontario wrote' asking for the donation of any old relics such, as. old guns, pistols, Indian relics etc, if any of our ratepayers 'have any to donate get in touch with the clerk who will forward to the University. Toronto General Hospital sent no- tice of a patient 'there which they are charging to this township. Coun- cil were of the opinion the patient was able to pay and would not accept the account. J. V. Ludgate, District En- gineer approved of the tender of Messrs Looby •to build two bridges. Mr. Frank Elliott drew the attention of council to the condition of his fence, where a hill had been cut too close to his fence,` the Supt. was dir- ected to arrange a settlement. Bylaw No. 5, setting the rates of taxation was read and passed with the following rates :County 87.10; Township 35.10; General 53.10; S.S. No. 1 64.10 ; No, 2 3 nulls; No, 3 a mills; No, 4, 35.10; No. 5 32.10; No. 6 33.10; No. 8 25.10; No. 9, 3 mills, and debenture rate 27.10; No. 10, 3 trills, No. 11, 36.10; Union No. 2 12.10. U. N. 10 closed; U. No. 12, 3 mills, U No. 8 45.10. The Bureau of Muni- cipal Affairs drew attention to an amendment to school act. if the sal- ary of the teachers was $800 or more the general grant to schools would be $800 instead of $600 as formerly. The rate for the Police village of Bayfiold, Local rate 4 mills, Hydro 44.10 and special rate one mill, all Hydro arrears and telephone rates be those furnished by the different systems. Accounts paid, Dept. of Health, Insulin $8,15 ;Miss Acheson use of house $0.00; Supt pay roll No. 8 $425.82, Council adjourned to meet on Monday October 4 at 1.30 p.m. • -Miss Bernice Lobb of Waterloo spent the week end at the home of per parents. Stocker 1 Alvin Lobb R.C.N.V.R. of Kingston spent the week end at the hone of his parents. BAYFIELD The old school bell rang on, Tuesday morning and summoned pupils back to study after the long vacation, llfr, J. Bates resurrect his duties as prin- cipal and Mrs, W. E. Parker as assis- tant, - Mr. ami Mrs. Chas Rogers of Ham- ilton Mr. and Mrs, R. Hunter and Mary Alice of Toronto spent a week at the former's cottage "Chemin.' Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. Hunter remain- ed here. Mr, and Mrs. Norval Gemeinhardt June, , Helen and Doris returned to their hone in Saginaw on Monday after having spent a fortnight with the former's mother, Mrs. F. -C. Gem- einisardt. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Knight Ronnie and Mary of Toronto were also her guests over the week end. Mr. and Mrs .1. Merner of Detroit spent the holiday with the former's niece, Mrs. Grant Turner, Mr. and Mrs, Robt Elgie and dau- ghter, Eleanor, Mr. and Mrs. A. Alex- ander, Kippen spent Sunday at "Trail Blazers" cottage with Miss E. Finne- gan. Lieut. Ted Hart, R.C.N.V.R. and Mrs. Hart spent. their 'honeymoon at the family cottage in the village. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Manness, Jr., of Hamilton and the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Forest Taylor, Mound Pleasant, Mich., visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Mannessover the week end. Mr. and .j1,4rs. Jas. P. Ferguson, of London were with the former's moth- er, Mrs. Jas. Ferguson over ,the La- bor Day week end. Mr. Arthur Peek and mother, Mrs. IL Peek, and Miss Mary Fergie vis- ited' Miss M. C. Reid on Sunday. IVIcs. M. Ross and daugh ter Mrs. H. Cobb of Torontocame on Saturday to t a weak at their cottage, "Sum - 0." rs, LeRoy Poth and MVIsster Ron- t :nen R -In M nie who, have been visiting her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Jowett, re- turned to their home in Caledonia on Sunday with•lid} P„oth who' was also here for ay few daye lagt week. Mis. Adam Boyd, of'Gravenhurst is spending a �' P g a V elclat='her cottage in' the village. Her daughter, 'Miss Peggy Boyd, of ICitehener was also here over the week end Mr, and Mrs. Morley of Toronto and Mr. and' Mrs Robt Clark and little daughter Roberta of 'Cleveland Ohio were the guests ` of iVir. and Mrs. Chas Berry over the week end. Mr, and Mrs, Harry Baker and three daughters, of London spent the holiday with the former's parents, Mr. andr Mrs. F. W. Baker. On their return to London they were accom- panied by Mrs. V. Burt and -Mary Lou, Miss Vera Pease and Lloyd Pease of London were with friends,in the village over the week end. Mr. and les. W. E. Parker, Billy and Bobby spentthe week end with Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Smith in London. Mrs. Walter Harvey and son, Geo. of London and Miss Helen Sturgeon, of Clinton spent a few days recent- ly with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Sturgeon. Mrs. John Baird Sr., and Mrs. Dave Baird and son, Carl of Grand Bend visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Stur- geon over; the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Orr and baby Douglas of Stratford are at the fare - By cottage in the village. Mr. and Mrs. H. McClinchey vis- ited their daughter in Preston over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Morley of Plea- sant Ridge, Mich., spent the week end with their sisters Misses F. and L. Morley, •attheir cottage "Birchcliff". Their daughters Pat and Barbara, OBITUARY H.W.A, COOS The death of H. W. A. Cookson of the late Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Cook,.of Clinton occurred in Toronto on Sat- urday, at-u day, September 4th. He was a veteran of the last war and had been in ailing health for some time. He is survived by one son, Alvin of the R.C.A.F. at Guelph, a brother J. E. Cook, Clinton, and six sisters, Mrs. B, Priditam, Detroit, Mrs. W. J. Dy - merit of Chicago, Mrs. Y. G. Ross, Mrs. Geo. Boyer and Mrs. Roy Dick- son of Toronto, and Mrs. Henry Gar- rett, of Clinton, The funeral services took place on Tuesday and were conducted by Col, Sydney Lambert. MRS CALVIN WILLIAMSON The death occurred' at the family home in North Cayuga, Township, on Thursday, August 26, 1043, of Mrs. Calvin Williamson, following a short illness. Mrs. Williamson suffered a Seizure on the Saturday previously from theeffects of which she never fully recovered. The late Mrs. Wil- lianison, whose maiden name .,Was Jane Ann Campbell was born in Varna, Ontario, a daughter of James and Louisa Campbell. In 1905 she was united in marriage with Calvin WiIiamson and since that time they have continued to snake their home in this district. Surviivng besides her husband are four sons and five daughters: Lloyd Earl and Doreen, at hone; Mrs. E. Dyte, (Ina) and Mrs. J. L. Murdock, (Cela) of •Cayuga; Mrs. 11. Zeats (Marion) and Mrs. H. Johnson (Ir ene), of Aldershot; Bruce of North Cayuga and Roy with the R.C.A. overseas. Two sisters and two broth- ers also survive, Mrs. Carl White, Detroit; and Mrs. James Steep, Clin- ton and .Robert and Norman- Camp- bell, Varna Ont. --------•V JOHN RAYS ON Last rites for John Rayson who died Saturday at his home, Gibbon street, Goderich in his 76th year were held Sunday at 2 pan. from the chap- el at the Beattie funeral home Clin- ton. The ;departed man was of English parentage a son of the late John Ray- son and Mahilla Townsend, and was born in Clinton in 1867. He attended the Clinton schools and afterward learned the trade of painting and de- corating•in which he was active until a short time before Ms death: He had resided for the past four years in Goderich and previous to that was a resident of Windsor. He was twice married and twice bereft. Three sisters survive, Mrs. Thomas Campbell, Mrs. Walter' Bar- nes and Mrs. Edith Ball, Toronto. Mrs. Bali was in attendance during his illness of a heart condition and accompanying complications. .He had been confined to his home but, a short. time, his last activity being his per sonal appearance at the ration book office to procure his No. 3 ration book,. While there he was overcome and required assistance in returning home. He was Anglican in religion and tile fnneral service was conducted by Rev. G. W, Moore, rector of St. Paul's. church, Clinton. Interment took place. n Clinton Cemetery, . who have been visiting their aunts ac- companied their ccompaniedtheir parents on, theirr re- turn to Pleasant Ridge., Dr. Blanche : E. Burton returned, to Toronto on Tuesday after having been the guest of Mrs., N. W. Woods for a few days. She was accompanied, by,. Mrs. E. P. Lewis who has been here for the past two months: Misses Barbara Pollock and Ruble Fisher, of Kitchener and Mrs Walter Grierson of Waterloo were the guests, of Mrs. F. A. Edwards over the week Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Buchan of Dun- ville visited the former's Sister Mrs. N. W. Woods over the holiday. Lieut John Oates and wife and Lieut Donald Oates and'wife spent a few days last week with their par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Oates at their cottage. Mr, J. Stewart returned to Ham- ilton on Monday to resume his teach- ing duties after having spent the summer at his home in the village. Mrs. E, Arnold, Miss Peggy Hutch- inson and Mrs. J. Robinson of London spent the week end with the latter's mother, Mrs. H. Tanner at her cot- tage. ' Miss Barbara Atkinson and two guests Misses Lucille Shain and Mil- licent Schroder 'of London, were at the family cottage over the week end. Mrs. M. Burnside and two daugh- ters of East Orange, N. J., and Mr. and Mrs. F. Hendricks and son of Birmingham, Mich., visited their aunt, Miss 15!. Fttirher'n • at her cottage "Westwind" recently Recent guests at the Little Inn in- clude, Mr. and Mrs., Wi C. And, Geo. J. Aust, Miss M, Aust, London; Mrs. Vera McPherson, Windsor; Mr. Leon- ard Lorentz, Waterloo, Mr. Jerome Kunjyeh, (Kitchener. Miss Maragaret Granger, nurse -in training at St. Joseph's Hospital Lon- don, is spending a vacation at the family cottage in the village. INTRON ROAD The Happy War Workers Club held their` September meetingat the home of Mrs. Wm. Ball on Thursday Sept, 2nd, with an attendance of 12 members and three visitors. The meeting opened by singing "Bringing in the Sheaves" followed by the Club Creed in unison, The "Lord's Prayer" was then repeated. The president read a letter sof ap- precation received from, an air force boy stationed on the west coast, who had received one of the ditty bags. A card of thanks was read received from THURS., SEPT. 9, 1943 .-,,:j STANLEY The StanleyCommunity Club held their September meeting at the home of Mrs. Victor Taylor with thirteen members present. The president Mrs, Baird,' presided. It was decided to send for 12 ditty bags to be filled to reach headquarters by November 20th, and a special collection to. be taken at the 'October- meeting tc buy articles to fill ditty bags: The eel- lection amounted to $4.46. After the business meeting Mrs. J. A. McEwan • and . Margaret each gave a reading and Barbara Graham conducted a corp. the Gliddon Family. Also a letter of test. Mrs. Alice McEwan invited 'the club to her home for the October appreciation from Mrs. George Glaz- ier, Mrs. George Glazier donated $1. Mrs, J W. Crich donated a coat for refugee clothing also bonnet and boo- tees for the layette. Things tm•ned in to the club: 2 girls drosses, size 8 years; 1 juniper, size 10 years; 1 -dress size 4 years; 1 boy's suit size 4 years; 3 pair socks, 9 tow- els, 2 wash clothes 1 afghan, and 1 quilt, The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs, J. K. Noble on October 7th, 1943..Mrs. Noble's group to serve lunch.: • The meeting came to a close by singing "God Save the Ring.";. The remainder of the 'afternoon was spent in quilting. After whielr a dainty lunch was served. HULLETT TOWNSHIP The family of Mrs. Dominic Flynn were alI home for the week end. They are Mr. and Mrs. John Flynn, Therese and Gertrude BrunelI of Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Leo. D. Flynn, Noreen, Charles Flynn of •Montreal;. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. B. Duncan of Toronto; Mrs, John Curran, Marjorie and Lorriane Curran of Clarkson; Mis. Fred Thompson of Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs. for a few days on their honeymoon. Lewis Rowland of Walton, and An—Their many friends wish them much drew Flynn of HuIlett and Tont at happiness as they journey through home. life, meeting. Two sweaters; one pair mitts, one pair gloves and eight pairs of socks were brought in.. The meet- ing closed with the singing of the national anthem. LONDESBORO Mr. Thomas Inch, London visited with the Prests and Mr, and Mrs. E. J. Crawford recently: Mr. Jack Webster has taken a pos- ition in the Clinton Knitting Company Mr. Frank Tamblyn and .family, Mrs: John Tamblyn and MIS. Marg. aret Manning spent several days with Toronto friends returning Monday night. Dr, and- Mrs, Anderson . of Exeter are visiting at the home of Mrs. Jen- nie Lyon. Dr. E. K. Lyon Leamington and Dr: A, H. Lyon of Windsor visited their mother here last week, Mrs Wm, Lyon announces the mar- riage of her daughter, Marjorie Gray, to Mr. Jack Morosso of Copper Cliff. The wedding took place at Copper Cliff, on Wednesday Sept lst, 1943. The `bride and groom visited at the Immo of her mother -Mrs. W. Lyon WANTED Men For Sugar Refinery in South Western 011tario Now Operating, Good Wages hole Cost of Livhig Bonus Board and Lod'iog AilIabIe l� tie 4 'l' at CoiupauyRoardio at° r $8O� pci weed. Apply your nearest Employment and Selective Service Cffice. ce. Refer.. C. 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