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THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
THURS., MARCH 6, 1941
MARY ELIZABETH JENIiINS
Death came to Mary. Elizabeth Jen-
kins of Woodlands Farm near Clin-
ton on Friday February 28 while vis-
iting relatives in Ottawa: A funeral
service was held in Ottawa at which
Rev. F. C. Milliken and Dr. H. J.
Keith officiated, It was attended by
many friends of the late Miss Jen-
kins who now live in that city.
The funeral in Clinton was held
at the family homestead "Woodlands"
on the Huron Road where ,the late
Miss Jenkins lived ahnost'her whole
life with.ffer brother T. Rees Jenkins
The service at Clinton was conducted
by Rev. Andrew Lane and interment
took place in Clinton.
Pallbearers wereWalter Washing-
ton, Wilmer C. Wallis, Herbert Jen-
kins,
enkins, Fletcher Townsend, •Harry
Charlesworth, and William Wise.
The surviving brothers and sisters.
are Mrs. A. L. Trick of Dorchester,
Mrs. J. J. Washington and Mrs. Els-
worth, Erratt of Auburn, Mrs. Els-
S. Jenkins of Vancouver, T. Rees Jen-
kins of Clniton and Edward J..Ten-
ins of Ottawa.
_ Balance Of February
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EPPS SPORT SHOP
of Bayfield United church. Interment
took place in, Bayfield cemetery. the
pallbearers were six nephews Fraser,
Jack„ Bob, Grant, Douglas Stirling
and Murray MacDougall.
Friends from a distance were Mrs.
Annie Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
'Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Morgan
and Mr, and Mrs. Will Stirling of
Port Stanley, Mr. Herb. and bran
Russell of Brussels also Mr. and Mrs,
Alex Masse of Zurich.
MARIAN A. STIRLING
After a illness of four and a half
months resulting from a stroke Mar-
ion A. Stirling passed away Tuesday
morning at 9 o'clock at the home of
her brother, James R. Stirling, God-
erich Township, where she made her
home all her life. • She leaves to
mourn a brother, Alfred of MacGreg-
or, Man, and sister (Sarah) Mrs. P.
W. Cross of Grosse Isle, Man. and
Jas.R. at home,
The funeral was held on Thursday
afternoon conducted by Rev. H. Curry
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CONSTANCE
Miss 1 ayth Stewart of Clinton
;spent the weekend at the home of Mr.
.and Mrs. Austin Dexter,
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Toll Jr. and
ulaughter Audrey of Auburn were
,guests at the anniversary dinner of
J&i'. and Mrs. Austin Dexter on the
:evening of March 1.
Miss Ethel Dexter of Kitchener
spent the weekend •with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Dexter.
Mr. Henry Adams of near Londes-
bore is visiting- his daughter, Mrs.
•-Austin and Mrs. Charles Dexter.
Wedding Anniversaries
11 Sr. and Mrs. Austin Dexter of Con -
'stance entertained about fifty of their
*lends and relatives to a six o'clock
dinner. on Saturday evening, March
lst, at their home. It being the twen-
ty-fifth anniversary of their wedding
,day. -
Two .interesting features of the oc-
casion was that it was also the twenty
fifth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
-.Chas. Weymouth of the same concess-
ion and the birthday of Barbara,
younger daughter of. Mr. and Mrs.
Thos, Oliver of Clinton, who were a-
mong the guests.
• The room's and tables were beaut-
ifully deeerated_ in Pink and White
:and the Brides' table which was dee-
+orated with tall pink candles in silver
ihol'ders :and bouquets of pink sweet.
',peas wan centered with the wedding
cake.
Rev. Mr. Menzies proposed a. toast
ito the bride's which was '.suitably, re -
'plied to by Mr. Dexter and Mr. Wey-
mouth. w •
Both couples wes+e' the recepients df
aonie lovely -gifts in silver. ' yi
After •the dinner'the 'evening We'd
sipent m ,games and 4iusit .after, -which
the guests departed thanking Mr, and
Mrs. Dexter for their kind hospitality
and wishing both Mr. and Mrs: Dex-
ter and Mr. and Mrs. Weymouth many
more happy anniversaries,
GODERICR TOWNSHIP
Mrs, Win. Brooks visited on Friday
with her daughter, Mrs. E. Townsend.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Scotclnnere spent
Friday with 1\fr. and Mrs, Myron But-
ler.
Miss Muriel Rathwell returned home
on Sunday after spending the'past
Iwo weeks with Mr. and Mrs. D'Arcy
Rathwell..
Mr. Geo. ColClough spent the week-
end in Toronto.
The South End Red Cross Unit will
meet .on Thursday afternoon, March
13th, at the home. of Mrs. W. H. Lobb
All ladies of the community are in-
vited to attend.
Miss Grace Stirling of Toronto and.
J ek of St. Catherines attended the
funeral of their. aunt, Marion. A.
Stirling.
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GODERICII TOWNSHIP
Council met in ' Hohnesville on
Md;ch `3rd. Department of High-
ways sent notice that the subsidy on
road expenditure during 1940 will be
$2,170.30, which will be forwarded
shortly, Mr. Benson Sowerby ex -
Pressed his •appreciation • to , the
council for opening the road during
their recent bereavement. Mr. L. E.
Cardiff, M.P. -asked the council to
organize for the collection of papers,
rubbers, copper, etc., for: war pur-
poses, each councillor is to organize
his own ward and to arrange for de-
livery. Me'. A. N. Fellowes, Dis-
trict ,Engineer, sent notice of the an-
nual -meeting of councillors and road
superintendents to be held at Kit-
chener on March 28th, the road
superintendent to ' attend if possible.
The collector's, time was extended
until April 7th, when all taxes must
be paid before that date.
The following accounts were paid
Dept. of Health, insulin, $7:314D. E.
Glidden, auditing and postage, $22.28;
E. A. Yeo, auditing, $20; H. Sturdy,
the Mildred Lloyd taxes, the land ha-
ving been purchased by the town-
ship; Supt. pay voucher No. 2,
$40
meet on_Monday, April 7th, at 1,30
p.m..
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BRUCEFIELD
Mrs. Wnt. Sinitic of Exeter spent
the weekend with Mrs, A. Rohner.
Mrs. Wen. Wight of Seaforth
spent a few days with Mr, and Mrs.,
T, Grainger. °
The Red Cross Society are holding
a Refugee Shower and Supper on
Friday, March 14th, in the basement
of the church. Here is a chance for
you to do your bit as anything new
will be accepted.' They are also hav-
ing an egg contest.: Bring in your
big eggs (brown and white). Don't
forget .the date March' 14th.
Mrs. Abe Zapfe and Blanche spent
the weekend in Toronto.
Mr, and Mrs. F. Kling and daugh-
ter of Egmondville visited Mr. and
Mrs. T. H. Wheeler,
Mr, and Mrs. H. Temperton of
Hamilton are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
G. Swan,
The Red Cross Society wishes all
people who have any old iron, rags,
or papers to bring them in and leave
with Mr. A. Paterson on or before
March 15.
We offer our heartiest best wishes
to Walter McBeath, Sr. who on Max.
1st entered his 92nd year.. Mr. Me -
Beath enjoys life to the fullest de-
gree.
Messrs Carlyle Cornish and Archie
Mustard and friends spent the week-
end in Toronto.
Mi. and Mrs. J. K. ,Cornish, and
Anna and Mrs. L. O'Brien spent Mon-
day in Stratford.
Misses Dorothy Swan and Kay
Snider spent a couple of clay"s in Lon -
.05. The come il adjourned to don..
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fixtures, and after this sale the
1 balance of the stock. I wish to
take this opportunity of thank-
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age. This stock Will be handled
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cleared out within 10 days.
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1 Fur Coat black Seal, Box Style size 40, Reg. 92.50 for 7®.
fust Arrived t New Spring Shipments too late for cancellation.
4 Ladies;Tailored Suits 10.95 worth 17.50, 1 Navy size 36, 2 size 16, Brown & Navy
6 Reversable Plaid Coats and 4 Polo Coats specially priced at 14.95
13 • Ladies, Silk Dresses Regular 4.85 and 5.95 incuded in group No. 3 at 3.00 each
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