HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1941-04-17, Page 5T11URF ,, FIPRIL 17, 1941..
A.LIBLRI
Mr.Darwin Meeklam,, of Fergus
pent the weekend with friends here
' Jack Raitltby, of Guelph, is visiting
his grandfather, George Raithby.
Misses, Margaret and Annie Web-,
areturned to Strathroy on Friday after
spending the winter with their broth-
er, Dr, B. C. Weir.
Mr. Alex. IVlaokenzie - returned'
honie.on Saturday after spending the
'whiter with his. daughters, Nies. A.
P. -Walker and 1VTrs. A. Coad, of Tor-
onto.'
Mr. and Mrs'. Gordon Dobie and
;Sillie, of Fergus were. weekend visit
-
• - ors'with friends here.
Mr. and Mrs, A1don Hasty of
:Stovenville visited on Saturday with
'Mr. and Mrs, Harvey McGee. •
Miss Zeta Munro had her appen-
dix removed, on Monday at Chilton
;Public Hospital. We wish her a
speedy recovery.
Mr, and Mrs. Roy Barr and family,
• of Detroit, spent the weekend with
Yr. and Mrs. John 'Wilson.
Miss Bethel Washington, of Picton
is holidaying with h'er parents, Mr.
• and Mrs. Joe. Washington.
Mr. Ben Bamilton,° of Toronto. is
visiting his parents; Mr. and Mrs.
David Hamilton.
Born -On April 4th, to Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Wilson, of Carlow, for_=
•
rilerly of Auburn, a son.
Mrs. John McKnight spent the
' weekend with her daughter, Mrs.
Lloyd Ferguson and Mr. Ferguson
of Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Robison spent
'Saturday at London.
TI IE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD,,
A B.Y.P,U. rally was. held in the
Meal Bechurch Friday evening
with delegates from Goderioh, Olin-
. ton,. Wing]rasn and London" There
were about 125 present. Miss Vera
Wilkins of Goderieh presided. Fol-
lowing a sing -song led by Rev. A. E.
Silver, Rev. Harold Trimer of London.
led in prayer. The,devotional period
was taken- by Wingham B.Y.P.U.: with
Frank Collar in charge. Shirley and.
Emma Robertson .sang a duet, after.'
which C. Burnett, of London presid-
ent of the Middiessex-Lambton As-
sociation gave a few remarks ' and
conclulcted : the election of .officers
resulted, as follows: president. 'Frank
Collar, Winglrani,; vice-president,
Vera Wilkins, Goderich; seeretary-
iaeasurer, Betty °GI'Iar, Wingham;.
councillors, _Marie Kelly, Wingham;
Mrs. Earl McKnight. Auburn; Marj-
orie Miller, Goderich; peaa'l McPhee,
Clinton; Rev. A. J. Milligan, Goder-
ich. Several members of the R. A. F.
stationed at .Port Albert rendered
two 'selections. Rev. A. J. Milligan
gave .the address on "Behold the
Man." After the meeting all repair-
ed to the basement for lunch.
The tennis Club held their annual
meeting on Monday night inthe con-
tinuation school. Ways and means of
raising funds were discussed, The I
secretary -treasurer gave her report,
stating there was $4.62 in the treas-
ury. The .elections of officers result-
ed as follows: honorary president,
Dr. -B. 0. Weir; pros.' Betty Asquith;
vice -pies„ Ruth Arthur; sec. treas..
Laura 'Phillips; tournament commit-
tee, Donald Ross, Reid Sheppard, Bob
Prest, toe
George Straughan left on lVMonday
to commence sailing on the Great
lake's boat, "The Saskadoc."
Mr, James Henry and son of Galt.
'spent the weekend 'with Mr. and Mrs.
`Charles Scott.
Miss Christine Robertson; of White -
'by spent the weekend with Dr. B. C.
Weir and Josephine.
The saw mill commenced operat-
ions on Monday. Several people
wound here have started gardening.
'Three of our local youths.took.their
.'first dip in the river on Monday.
• A. combined meeting of the wom-
en's Institute and Red Cross will be
held in the Forester's hall on Satur-
day afternoon at 2.30, There will al-
so be a sale of home-made baking at
tate conclusion of the meeting, the
proceeds to be hi. aid of British War
Victims Fund,
• Eric Meliveen, of Bowmanville is
visiting his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Asquith.
The Ladies Guild of St, Mark's
Anglican church held a successful
baking sale in James Medd's store on
Saturday. About $22 was realized
The United church Sunday School
presented a very beautiful cantata,
"The Master Liveth," in the church
auditorium on Thursday evening,
Mrs. R. D. Munro presided at the pia-
no with violin accompaniments by
Harvey McDowell. Solo parts were
taken by Rev, f. • C. Wilson, Miss
Betty Craig and Mrs. Fred Plaetzer,
,duets by Zeta anti Mary Munro, Zeta
Munro and Vivian Straughan, Mrs.
Plaetzer and Mrs. Sadie Carter and
a , quartette niunber by Rev. Wilson,
Mrs. Plaetzer, Miss Carter and Earl
Wightman,
GODERICH TOWNSHIP
Mr. and Mrs. Erland Betties of
Toronto spent the weekend With Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Kettles.
Mrs. Lowden and son Harry are
moving to their new farm near Ham-
ilton.
Rev. Harvey Colclough of Thorn-
hill visited his. sister, Mrs. W. H.
Pickett, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Steverisoa and
family of Detroit were holidays vis-
itors with. Mr. and. Mrs. H. Balsam,
Miss Elizabeth Diehl of Preston
spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
John McGuire.
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Weston and Mrs.
and Miss Chrff Weston of Detroit
spent the weekend with Mr. and Airs,
Alex. Weston.
Miss .Kathleen Middleton of Lqn
don is spending the Easter vacation
at her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ritchie McNaughton
and Margaret of London spent Eas-
ter Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Fred
Middleton.
Mrs, Mervin Lobb and Donald
and Bruce of Tuckersrnith spent the
past week at the hone of. Mr. and
Mrs, Bert Lobb. . •
Mr. and Mrs. John Barry of De-
troit, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Livermore
of London, Mr. Charles Ferguson
and Miss Florence Lovett of London
were gnats on Sunday of Mi'. and
Mrs, D. L. Stephenson.
Miss Rota Beacons of Toronto
spent the holiday with her parents,.
on the Bayfield Line,
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Birch of De-
troit spent the holiday at their cot-
tage.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Welsh and
Helen Mae spent Sunday with Mr.
BIRTHS
WILSON -To Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Wilson of Carlow formerly `of
. Auburn, on April 4th. e son.
CARHAET-To Mr. and Mrs. J. Ray
• Carhart . (nee Margaret Ball), at
the Kirkland Lake General, Hospit-
al, April 8, 1941, a daughter, Rutli.
Ellen.
McELROY--,In Private Patients Pav-
ilion. Toronto General. Hospital, on
Friday, April 11th, to Mr. and Mrs."
Francis 'McElroy (nee, Ruth Shob-
brook), a son, Jerome Francis.
and Mrs. Fred. Wallis,
Mr. and Mrs; Robert Welsh enter-
tained a number of friends from the
London Road to a fowl supper on
Saturday evening.
Misses Joy ' and Margaret Lobb,
spent the weekend with relatives; in
Mitchell..'
Council. Meeting •
'Council mot in Holmesville on April
7. Dept of Highways . acknowledged
approval of bylaw to spend, $6,000,00
on Highway improvement 'during
1941.
Unemployment relief instructions
read and filed.'
The Teastirer's bond was renewed
with the Casualty Co. of Canada. Mr.
H. G. Lawson, agent.
. The Dept. of Municipal Affairs in-
structions that a subsidy of one mill
on the total assessment will again
bepaid this year.
The •Clinton Stock Fair asked for
the, usual grant. $35.00 was. given. °.
The collector reported a few tax-
payers still in arrears. I•Ie was in-
strutted to complete his work.
Accounts paid:
H. C. Lawson, premium on
Treasurer bond $24.00
H. Sturdy, postage and
exchange . , ........ 10.80
A. 3. McMurray grant to
stock fair ,, 85.00
H. C. Dunlop fumigators for
Board. of Health .'75
Supt, Pay voucher' No. 3 . , 114.35
Council then adjourned to meet on
Monday May 5 at 1.30 pan.
VARNA
Mrs. Connell has returned to her
Mame after spending some time with
her daughter Mrs. Marks of Toronto.
Mr. W. Hart has purchased the
property owned by Mr. N. Keys re-
cently vacated by Mr. J. Grassic and
intends moving in the near future.
Mr. Roy Dawson held a very suc-
cessful sale on Tuesday afternoon.
Urs. J. Mossop was a guest at the
home of Mrs, N. Ball and family
Sunday afternoon.
Dr. and Mrs. Harvey Reid anti fam-
ily of Toronto spent Easter holiday
at the home of Mrs. M. Reid.
Mss. A. McConnell 15 spending the
Easter holiday with her daughter in
Toronto.
Mr, Elliott Chu'ar of London spent
Sunday at the, home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. E. Chutor.
The Junior Farmers held thir meet-
ing in the Township Hall on Monday
night.
The funeral of the late Mrs, H.
Coultiee was held from her home on
Tuesday afternoon. The remains
were taken to Forrest for interment
in Beechwood cemetery.
Mr. G. B. Woods of Toronto was
renewing acquaintances in the village
Saturday,
Miss Rena Johnston Reg.N spent
the weekend at the hone of her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs, Wellington John -
We have again Been able to secure an out-
standing class of used cars and are in a position
to give the Moter Buying 'Public . even Better
Value than we did last year.
1938 CHEVROLET SEDAN
Master Special 85 horsepower, 112 inch wheel-
base, Hydraulic Brakes, Turret Top, Distinctive
Tan Color, Good for Thousands of miles. A. Re-
fined, car,
1940 PLYMOUTH COACH
84 horsepower' Motor, 117 inch wheelbase, All
Steel Top, Hydraulic Brakes, Mecl}anically per-
fect. A Real Buy.
1935 Dodge -Sedan, Driven. carefully
1929 Chev. Sedan, Attractive Buy
• :1938 CHEVROLET SEDAN
Master Deluxe, Dark Blue color. Very Low
1VIileage. Wonderful condition throughout. See
this one,
1939 CHEVROLET' COACH
Another oustanding• Chevrolet with low mile-
age:. This car has had delicate personnel treat-
ment from the first Day sold. A Refined family
car.
1930 FORD COACH
1929 FORD COACH
Buy the Best -
Supertest
MAIN CORNER"
SHIPLEY
CLINTON
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CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL, DESIGNS
For Evert Occasion.
C. V. Cooke
FLORIST
Phones: 66w and 663
Egg -Grading Station
0-140
We are having the best of setts-
faction, with our new Egg. Rooms.
Eggs are kept cool and in, good, con-
dition far overseas or storage pur-
poses. Our candlers will give you
goad service. '
There may 1 b e 80MO boarders in
your flocks that have been producing
since last Autumn. Poultry cullixug
done 'at anytime.
N. W. TREWARTIiA'
Day Phone 214. Night Phone 328.
Batkin's Locker Storage
Offers you Fish el all kinds ,at ail
'miaow
of Beef and halves of
Pork at reasonable prices.
Custom Killing and sausage mak-
ing.. Alae buy hides.
It pays .to save the cola storage
way, .
WE BUY HIDES
"Frozen Foods are Better Foods."
sten.
Mr. W. Fee and sisters of Hensall
called at the home of G. Beatty Sr.
on Friday afternoon.
During Holy Week, services were
held in the Anglican and United.
id -lurches. Rev. J. Graham, Rev J.
Peters, Rev. Burton and Rev. Mairs
conducted the' services.
NOTICE
Citizens of _Clinton, please be a-
gain reminded that. No Ashes, or
Garbage of any nature are to be
placed on the Streets, according to
By -Law, ,
Spring is CLEAN-UP time.
Citizens please co-operate. Clinton
Town Council, Street Committee,
LOCAL MAN WANTED
Reliable man with car to sail ;on
our customers; well established
route., low prices and epeciai
pay while training assures good in-
come from start. Write or see Sales
Manager, Fuller Brush Co.. Ltd.,
London, 36-1
TIME TABLE
CHANGES
EFFECTIVE
SUNDAY, APRIL . 27, 1941
Full Information from Agents
CANADIAN NATIONAL
RAILWAYS
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders will be received up to 7
p.m. Monday, April 28th, for the
crushing and trucking to any place
within the township of Hallett, The
crusher material must be put through
a 1 inch round screen and the crusher
to be moved up to three sets, if need
be, without additional ' cost to the
`township,
Tenders May be_for both or -dither
and contractor nsus't comply with.the
Workmen's Compensation Act, A
marked cheque for One Hundred
Dollars must accompany each tender
J. W. MCCOO'L.
Clerk of the Township, of 'Huliett
36.2
Pasture for Rent
A 100 acre farm, good pasture, with
plenty of shade and a never -failing
spring creek. Apply at News-Reeoi.•d
Office. 36-2
For Sale
One camp cot with ostermoor and
feather mattresses, one wood bed, 54
in. wide complete with springs and
mattress. Apply to Mrs. L. M.• Mc-
Kinnon. 36-2
For Sale:
One frame building, 20 ft. by -24
ft. hi the village of 'Brucefield.
Tenders will be received up to May
lst, 1991, Tuckez'smith Municipal
Telephone System. _3. K. Cornish,
Sec. -Treasurer.: 36-2
For Sale
Urban and Vanguard • oats, grown
from seed from Alex, Stewart, Ailsa
Craig, free from weeds, harvested be-
fore the .rain last fall. A1Ro,.0.A.0.
No. 21 Barley and yellow sweet,,elo-
er. James R. Stirling, telephone 900-
12; Clinton. 36-1
Cow For -Sale
Choice Jersey Cow, Due to freshen
about April 30th. Apply to Chas.
Dale, 4 miles East of Clinton. 36-1
For Sale
Boys C.C.M. Humphrey Bicycle,
balloon tires, in first class conditions
Phone Clinton 259. 36-1
Seed Grain for Sale
Quantity of good mixed grain, Im-
proved Banner Oats, mixed with
barley. Ira H. Merrill, telephone,
902-16.• • 36-2
BOXY THEATRE
CLINTON
NOW PLAYING "Mexican Spit..
vire" and "Dr, Christian Meets
'the' Women."
MON., TUES. •& WED.
Bela Lugosi, Boris' Karloff, Peter
Lorre and Kay ICyser and
Orchestra
"Kay Kysee's, music soothes the
savage breast, but it meets its
match in a house full of ghosts._
"YOU'LL FIND OUT"
• THURS., . FRI. & SAT.
Henry, Fonda, Gene Tierney,
Jackie .Cooper
Frank James, returns; driven on by
the Urge 'tel.. avenge his brother's
death, but held back by a woman's
love. , . •
"The Return of Frank
James" -
Mats.: Sat. and Holidays at 3 p.m.
CAPITAL THEATRE REGENT THEATRE
GODERICII SEAFORTH
INU,/y cited Hanna-, and "j1'4er
Quintuplets Grow Up"
MON.; TUES. & WED.
Joan Bennett, Francis Ledere
Anna Sten -and Lloyd Nolan
Present an amazing and timely
story.
"1 );Married A Nazi"
Thera, Fri-, Sat.—Double Feature
Guy Kibbee, Carol Hughes and
John Archer
spice a rustic romance 'with dry
humor
Also Tim Holt as "The Fargo Kid"
"Scattergood Baines" -
Coming: "Sixty Glorious Years"
Anna Neagle.
NOW: "Covered Wagon Days" &
"In Old 'MissouriE' ,
• MON..; TUES. & WED.
Shirley.' Temple, Jackie Oaicie and
Charlotte Greenwood
A. stage troupe turns to farming
with surprising results
"YOUNG PEOPLE"
Thur., Fri., Sat.—Double Feature
George Sanders, Wendy Barrie
and "Cy. Kendall
The modern Robin Hood in anothe-
ez breathless adventure
"The Saint in Palm
Springs"
Also Tim Holt in "Wagon Train"
Coming: "Toms Brown's School,
Lay9b'reuWe Jiartholornewd.
•
Sat.ecalS �
A
Bran. and Date .Muffins
Date Loaf
Suey Loaf
Nut Loaf
Tea Biscuits
Silverwoods Ice Cream
Smoother than Velvet
BARTLIFF'S
PHONE 1 WE DELIVER
COME TO THE
Easter Tea
at the Rectory,
Friday, Apr.18
3 to 6.30 p.nr.
EVERYBODY WELCOME
Easter Novelties For Sale
Mrs. McInnes, Group, St. Paul's
Guild 35-2
For Sale
100 asses, choice, good' barns,
cement silo, litter carrier. modern
brick house, two miles west of Sea
forth, immediate possession. Mrs.
Rachel Kirk, Seaforth. 36-2
For Sale
5 year old gray gelding, Bay geld-
ing rising three, broken. Both horses
sound, J. W. VarsEgmond. phone
805-13, Clinton. 35tf
For Sale
Ladies—Have seou seers the new
house-cleaning unit at Hawkins
Hardware. 35-2
Potatoes For Sale
Irish cobblers, Green j!Jountains
and early Warbles. Apply to Roy
Tyndall, R,R, No. 3, Clinton, phone
907-3 34tf
For Rent .
House to rent on High Street, Clin-
ton. Apply at Chuffs Shoe Store. l)
,. . , 35-21
For Sale
Two-story frame house on James
.street with town lights and water.
Apply at the News -Record office.
30-1
For Sale
We now have on display three new
lines of vacuum cleaners, $57.00—
$79.50—$99.50. Low down payments
and .easy terms, On Sale at Hawk-
ins hardware. 35-2
For Sale
Good clean seed,oats for sale, good
color, grown on alfalfa socl, Price
50c per bushel. Apply to John Noble
R.R. No. 4 Clinton, phone 5-638. 35tf
For Sale
40 acres of pasture land, lots of
water and shade, well fenced, cheap
for quick sale, 1 mile north of Hol
rnesville on the Maitland concession
A.piply to Fred Hopkins, Holmesville
phone 902-25. ' 35-2
For Rent
Cottage on Townsend street, 6
rooms, lights and water. Possession
after the 16th of this month. Apply
to Mrs. John W. Bayley, Clinton,
Phone 800-5 35-2
20,000 Muskrats Wanted
.Highest market price paid, no
shipment too large or too small for
me to handle, Norman East R. R.
No. 1, Clinton.. 35-3
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of George Pope, late of
the Township of Hallett in the
County of Ruron.Yeoman,
deceased.
All persons having claims against
the estate 'of the abovedeceased.
are required to file the same with
the undersigned Solicitor for the
said Estate, on or before the 26t11,
day of April, A.D. 1941, after which
date the assests will be distributed
amongst the parties entitled thereto,
halting regard only to the claims of
which notice shall have been given.
`DATED at Clinton, this 6 th, (Jar
of April, .A.D. 1941.
F. FINGLA141), K.C., Clinton Ont.
Solicitor for the said Estate.
38-3
FORYOUR
R
BAKING
TRY
WENDORF
FOR
BREAD, EAD, BUN.
and CAKES
Wend�rfs
BAKERY - CANDY — LUNCH
PHONE 68
BABY CHICKS
S.C. White Leghorns and
Barred Rocks Custom
Hatching.
E. L. MITTELL
Phone 213 Clinton
For Sale
House and lot with garage on Rat-
tenbury street, town lights & water;
also house and two lots on Huron
street, 9 rooms, Iights and water, also
stable and henhouse. Apply to Miss
Bertha Cantelon, Huron, street, Clin-
ton. ., 27tf
Wanted at Once
Secondlihand sewing machine to
buy or rent. Apply to Mrs. Robert
Hattin, Bayfield Rd. 36-1
For Sale
Quantity of clean seed, early Alas -
]ca oats; Also some home-grown Al-
falfa seed. J. Leslie Coic. phone
903-2. 35-2
Farm For Sale or Rent
80 acres good pasture land spring
creek, Iots of shade, Brick House,
farm Barn, orchard. Apply to Ellen
J. Cox, Clinton, Huron St. 33-6
For Sale or Rent
Good home on High street for sale
er rent. Apply to Mrs. Harvey
Cooper, Clinton, Ontario. 80-.
Por Sale
Maple syrup and -maple `sugar. Ap-
ply to Fred McClyntont, Varna, or
phone Clinton, 622rz4. 34tf.
Rooms To Let
Furnished or unfurnished rooms.
Apply to News -Record. 3(3-2
Wanted
Cattle wanted for pasture by the
month on Lot 19, Con.' 5, of Hallett
township. Good grass and sure wat-
er.' Apply to James Reynolds, Sea -
forth, 35-3
For Sale or Rent
Desirable eight -roomed house on
Princess street for sale or rent, Ap-
ply at the News -Record office, 15tf
Wanted
Experienced cook -general for fam-
ily of three adults. Small hone, best
wages to capable person. Apply to
Mrs. Ramsay, 197 Ridout street, south
London, Ontario, 35.3
For Rent
Brick house an Princess street with
all modern convenience. Apply to ill.
Ward, Huron street, Clinton. 35tf.
Farm for Sale
One hundred acres of Choice land„
situated on No. ii highway between
Seaforth and Clinton. The buildings
consist of large bank barn, brick
house, new double garage, hydro
through -out, well fenced,' never fail-
ing water supply. Immediate pos-
session, Geo. W. Nott, Oliriton Post
Office. 33-4
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Take notice that all persons' hav-
ing claims against•the estate of Rob-
ert Welsh; late of 'the Town sf Clip
ton, in the County of Huron, gentle-
man, deceased, who died on or about
the 18th day of January, 1941, are
hereby notified to forward full part
iculars of their claims, duly vertified,
to the undersigned on or before the
25 day of Aril, 1941, as after that
date theassets of that estate will
be distributed having regard only to
the accounts then filled.
DATED at Goderieh this 28th day
of March, 1941.
Frank Donnelly, Goderich, Ontario,
• Solicitor for the Executors.
35-3..
BURGESS' STUDIO
CLINTON
Photographs .of Distinction
IRENE BURGESS
Phone 115.
Developing and Printing
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 W,ORKS
Clinton — Ontario
Successor to Ball & Zapfo.
59 t8
5555 ARD LONG WA9F 1911 50051
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TUBES TESTED FREE
Tubes and General Batteries
The complete 6 -Page Basle Log
Card is yours for the asking.
A. W. Groves, Princess SL,
PRINCESS ST. CLINTON
For Sale
A cow, due to freshen April 21st.
Apply at News -Record office. 36-1
400.
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