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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1941-07-03, Page 4PAGE 4 THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD THURS., JULY 3, 1941 cent.::...:.... Ialeof Stationer; Tablets NOTE SIZE 2..f" 16c ti2 for 26c 2' for 26c ENVELOPES 2 for'' 16c CHOICE OF LINEN OR VELLUM FOLD -OVER ;SIZE LETTER SIZE A. T. COOPER. Phone: ,,36`v^ •Main Store, 36j Second Floor `�i3dt«a: ±�, is c>!�::, «;.s,..,« • ,» .• ,»•,«; ✓ro'! :;ro�+:»;»2!+;»:+`r�.»tM��i+:",�!k!II,+'. '•t Warm: Y BUT MAKE YOURSELF COMFORTABLE ENGLISH HEALTH SALTS SILQUE SHAMPOO VEIlULTA BATH SALTS, 5 ib - Jasmine, Gardenia, Lavender' 3 5009e 59e i. SANi-PF4D tOltN PLASTER 25c SANI-PEED BUNION PLASTERS 25c FIRST AID --MOLESKIN•, for sore feet and callouses 25e MARATHON LINIMENT, for Insect Bites, and Burning feet 50c W. 5, R NOEMES PNM. 0. v.-at-x:61-ft- CLINTON, ONT. PHONE 61 Sport Shirts and. Pants Two piece Sport Suits, in or, outer style, Blues, Greens Fawn .• Price.... $1.95 to $5.95. Sport Jackets with 2 pr, pants in Blues, and Greens. Double and Single Breasts— $1.95 to 5.95, Sport Shirts with or without sleeves. All sizes and shades.$1,00 to $2.95, Fancy Hose in either Short with Elastic Top, or regular Sport Pants in all shades and sizes $1.50 to $5.95 Summer Under Searoopleated others or Trukswith Shirts to match 40e _ 50e and 75c each. Bathing Trunks. We early the Famous Catalina line $1.50 to $1.95. ri Boys Trunks $1.00 end $L25, Satin and wool, DAVIS & HERMAN CUSTOM TAILORS Be Measured by a Tailor. g eat A+f+44: , arra»paved» 044»`.»: •S .:.».»w :a:at :»::»tern -at S a a +t ateee ++; a :•'i;+Iw,3:S:s»�+`rtM�+i+3 M�±«:«;».r'•.+4 ; :•ti M+�+i!�rS+:�W2»:«;»: 2�+:«: , r :».:»tMti,`.»_:� Special Cash Prices I. ON N • Radios, Washing Machines, Refrigerators ALL TYPES OF SPORTING GOODS ON HANDI Sports Clothing and Footwear r. FISHING TACKLE 3 a EPPS SPORT SHOP , Headquarters For All Sporting Goods Acral .+e i :« . + t+.ta'.»i leteMk'+i" .44404':w ,.i.44.4i.••SH 44 f4,4 :••.' 4. 'r»i ii+ i 1 i+ 1/ 4 ((�,� DRIVE IN...SEE US FOR GOODYEARS...ON:•EA'S'Y TERMS. BUY COOMBS ON OUR EASY TERMS AND YOUYL BE NAPPY 700! BUY ON TIME .. . GOODEAR TIRES TUBES LIFEGUARDS Brownie's Service Station CLINTON ONTARIO PHONE 5.' Farpily Re -unions. HOLLAND REUNION July first was •chosen by the Hol land' Family group- as the day to hoId their annual . picnic, . at Harbor - Park Goderich. Representatives of many • fatuities numbering 'thirty-five were present from London, Springfield, Lucknow, ;•, Varna„ , Goderieh apo Clinton, as well as visitors from Winnipeg Man. After the picnic dinner ha i beetl served, the follo-wing novetly pro- gram of sports took place, Carrying peanut on spoon, marshmallow race, Peanut coat ramble, lady balloon con- test, inen pie plate singing, lady and. gent pie -plate race, and measuring contests, A. special prize was given to the oldestperson present, Mr. Al- bert Halstead of Winnipeg Claimed ibis at 85 years; also a special > prize for the couple conning the furthest' distance Went to Mr. and Mrs: Carl N. Halstead of Winnipegit Mau, t• Before tea J. B. Lobb and Roy Hol- land snapped a few group pictures. Clinton Public School . Report Promoted from Grade 7 to Grade'8 Arnold, Rose Bezzo, y Eve ln .« Bozzo, Fred Colquhoun, Margaret Cooper, Clifford Cooper, Evelyn Currie, Edith Denomme, Jean Paul Elliott, Jean Falconer, Maitland Garon, Roger Gibbings, Raymond... Glew, Elinor Geniis,. Frank Reddy, Donald Hearn, Billy Holland, Marie Hunter, Jean Inkley, Ardyss James, Glen Legtpington, Jack McDonald, Douglas Millen, Bob Parry, Elsie Pearson, Betty Pickard; Donald Riehl, Billie Snyder, Clifford Thorndike, Fredi White, Geraldine Edna M. Jamieson, Teacher Promotions to Grade 6 Andrews, Billie Chowen, Isobel Colquhoun, Ross Cooke, Betty Cruickshanks, Anita Denomme, Clarence (Ree.) Fines, Joan Fingland, Catharine Fletcher, Thos. . to (Grade 5 regular) Glazier, Doreen Hattie, Shirley Hoggarth, Raymond Hulsser, Francis 'Jervis, Audrey Kay; Donald Lampman, Jean Mathews, : Billie Marshall, Bruce Miller, Donald Nediger, Jean Procter, Doreen Bozell, Jack Sperling, David Stanley, Marion Tideswell, Fred Ward, Betty Grade 6 to Grade 7 Beadle, Marie Forrester, Helen, (Ree,)' MacDonald, Frank McMichael, Ross, . (Ree.) —L. S. Palmer, Teacher .Promoted from Grade 4 to Grade 5. Bezzo, Wilfred (Aux.) Campbell; Norman Carter, Donald Carter, Fern Douglas, Daryl Elliott, Doreen Ellwood, Donald Falconer, Stanley Ford, Nancy Fulford, Mary Garon, Jeanne Grew, Kathleen Grealis, Howard (Aux.) Hoggarth, Douglas Ruiner, Edna Bunking, Joe Busty, Annie Lampinan, Betty Lobb, Helen MacDonald, Maier Ellen MacDonald, Evelyn McAllister, Marlene McMichael, Barbara Petrie, Jack Pickard, Lois Bdehl, ,Bobbie Shanahan, Phyllis Steep, Dick ,.(Aux.) Steep, Fred (Aux.) Sly, Joyce' Taylor, Bobbie Thompson, Mary Williams, Ruth Loreen Gilkinson, Teacher Promoted from Grade 3 to Grade 4 Andrews; Jeyee Arnold, Jerry Britton, Kay Chowen, Billy Cooper, Billy Currie, Janet D'enomrnie, Francis Elliott, Gerald Fletcher, June Fulford, Billie • Gibbings, Harold Glew, Anna Groves, Ruth Rusty, Andrew Jordan, Jodie Lane, Gordon 'Longfield, Donald Maltby, Cameron Managhan, Bobbie , Mulholland, Jacqueline Nediger, Billy • Oliver, Audrey Spading, Carol Stanley, Jack Steep, Barbara Thompson, Yvonne =—Norma J. Habkirk, Teacher Promoted to Grade 3 Britton, Arva Denomme, Bernice Elliott,. Bobby Grealis, Tommy Hoy, Phyllis McLeod, Marie -i Monteith, Neville Petrie, Donald Prosser, Lorna Shearing, Billy Silver, Sterling Shaddock, Ann Stanley, Marjorie Ward, John Promoted to Grade 2 Epps, Donald Hunking, Mary Ladd, Jack Pearson, Billy Pickard, Margaret Warcl, Donald --Jean Webster, Teacher Promoted from Grade 1 to Grade 2 Ashton, Kenneth Britton, Douglas Garter, Ronald Colquhoun, Murray Cooper, Gary Cowan, Jack Elliott, Bobbie Epps, Woodena Falconer, Marie Fraser, Jack Frees, Anne Freeman, Leota , Holmes, Gerald MacDonald, Barbara MacLaren, Joan Maltby, Clare McDonald, Bruce Manahan, Billy Oakes, Harris Petrie, Jean Riehl, Marguerite Scribbins, Mary Thompson, Joan —Donelda Adams, Teacher A committee consisting of Mrs. Bruce Holland Varna, Mrs. Bert Wise of Clinton and Mas, Erwin G. Zinn, Lucknow, were elected to arrange for a picnic in 1942, on July first at God- erich. . • ,` J4l lr' This, happy event closed with the singing of the National- Anthem.. SNELL REUNION The tenth annual reunion of the Snell family and family connections was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Yungblut, Htrllett• Township. near Londesboro; Upward of 100 at- tended. Rev. Harold Snell, president of the association was unable to attend ow ing to ilhtess in the family and in his absence Humphrey. Grey, Benton Har- bone, Mich., was master of mamm- ies', The afternoon was spent in games. The election of offices resulted: President, Rev. Harold Snell, Ethel; vice-president, Humphrey Grey; sec- retary, Mrs. Robert Welsh. The place of meeting for 1942 reunion will be at the Bonne of Mrs. E. Woods near Bayfield on the last Saturday in June. STIRLING RI6UNION One of the largest gatherings held in Harbour Park, Goderick, Sate ru+day, June 21, was that of bhe Stir -- lug family, numberingabout 180. Proceedings began with dinner at one o'clock. A minutes's enema was observed in memory of those who had passed away since last year's reunion. A letter was read by Miss Maud Stirling from a relative in Scotland which told of war condition e there.. Tomatoes; the 'writer said, were $2 to $3 a pound; eggs, 60 to 75c a dozen; • a pound of butter was sup- posed to do a person eight weeks. .;..Jaarnee Stirling contributed a egmie song and Andrew! Emmerson; Kin- cardine sang a solo, President Don-' aka Mackenzie presided over these proceedings and the election of of- ficers for the reunion of 1942, which resulted as follows: presiclent, James Stirling, Goderich township; secre- tary -treasurer, Mrs. P. Warner, Gocle erich; sports committee, Albert Har- den. and Miss Mary Stirling of God- erich township; Miss Ina Campbell of JLucknow, and William Stirling of Gaderich township reception com- mittee, Mrs. William Strachan,. of Goderich, James Stirling of Goderich township, and Miss• Josie Stirling of Bayfield. A quilt made by Mrs, Chrales Mc- Phail, 'Ilolmesville was the prize in a draw' winch was won .by Mrs, Percy. Warner. The tickets sold realized about $10 which will be contributed to the British War Victims Fund. A. collection was taken to send a box to relatives in Seotlancl, and amounted to $5.32. In an interesting program or sports the winners were: child. n, 5 -and ten- th*, Jean Warner, Olive Hairisin; boys, 8 and under, Donald; Campbell, Kenneth Keyes; 10 and under, Ken- neth Harris; George Warner; girls, 12 and randier, Joyce Hueston, Meijer - ie Hueston; boys 12 and under, Goldie Einersou,,, George Keyes; single lad- ies, Mary Stirling, Dorothy Stirling; Angle, mien, Fraser• Stirling, Donald Keyes; married ladies, Mrs. William Sterling, Mrs. Ralph Jewell; married men, Allan Johns, Ralph Jewell; feed- ing the elephant, Herb Harrison and Mrs. Sherlock Keyes; plate race, Mary Stirling and Grant "Stirling; graceful walking; • Mr. 'and• Mrs. Ar- thur Heemer of Sandusky , Ohio; banana race, Mese Colwell and. B. F. Colwell, Jr.; kicking• the slipper, Mary Stirling;. thread the needle race,. Miss Ralph Jewell and Fraser Stirling, , The oldest lady ;present,. was Mrs. Brooks. of Clinton, $4; the oldest "man, was Andrew Emmerson of .Iiijnear- dine, 85; the youngest baby was Ron- ald Powell, five months old, son of • 'and Mrs. George Powell of S'ea- forth'. Those who had come farthest' were Mr. and Mrs. Heemer of S'and- usky,'Ohio. In addition to members +ef the family from Goderich town and township, representatives :were present from Southampton,, Markham, Kj^lcton Exeter, Luelcnew ' Dungannon Scien- ce Hill, Sault Ste, Marie, Priuoe, Sask; Unionville, and Sandusky, Ohio. • CARTER. REUNION The Carter reunion picnic was held at the home 'of Mr. and Mrs. John Nott,..Egrinondville on Tuesday, July 1st, with an attendance:' of 40•,mern- bers. The president, Mr. Fred 'Shah - brook called the gathering to order and after extending a vote of thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Nott for their kind-, nese, the- business• meeting was cons ducted. The following officers were then'elected for 1942. Pres, Raymond Nott, Seaforth;, Sec. Tress. Mrs.Nor: man Carter; Sports coimnittee, Arnold Jamieson, convenor, Gordon Richard, - son, Mervin Nott, Clifford Shobbrook, and Mrs. Rayonend i . Nott. Lunch committee Mrs. Gordon Bi hard'son, convenor, Mrs: John Nott, Mrs, Effie Jamieson, 1VIM., Keith :Webster • and Mrs. Stanley Carter. It was deeide'd to hold the next annual pienie at Seaforth Lions Park, June 20, 1942. Under the capable direction of Keith Webster the following- program of sports was enjoyed by. all. Races: 5 years and under, Nanny Nott; 7 years and under; Tommy Webster; Nancy Nott; 19 years and' under, Anna Glew and Kathleen . Glew; young ladies, Joyce Carter, Elinor Glew; young men Mervin Nott; married ladies, Mrs, Raymond Nott, • Mrs. Harvey Jenkins;' young married men, Arnold Jamieson and Raymond Nott; girls' horse driv- ing, Joyce Carter and Elinor Glew, Kathleen Glew anca Anna Glew; men's horse driving Raymond Nott and Mer- vin Nott, Arnold Jamieson and Ber- nard Nott; balloon' race, Kathleen Glew, Anna Glew; nail driving con- test, for ladies, Mis. John Nott and for men Mr. Fred Shobbrook; guess- ing game for wo'inen Mrs. Norman Carter and for the men Mr. Fred Shobbrook. Mr•. Gardiner gave a read- ing and Mrs. John Nott an exhibit- ion of club swinging. The oldest member present ,was 1lD, . William Hiles and the youngest was little George Nott, After a sumptuous sup- per and ice cream all retired to their hones after a pleasant clay's outing, Judging Competition For Huron Junior Farmers, July 8th Arrangements have been made for the Annual Livestock Judging Cone - petition open to al farmer's sons in Huron County, to be held in the Cline ton district on. Tuesday, July 8th. Two classes of the following live- stock evil be judged: Heavy Horses, Beef cattle, Dairy cattle, Sheep and Swine, The prize money for the event lies been donated by the Huron. 'County Council through ,the Junior Extension. grant. Mr. J. W. Gamble, Reeve of How - ick, is chairman of the Agricultural Committee and together with the Warden Jas, Leiper, will likely be on hand to present the prizes. The competition will be under the direction •of J. C. Shearer, Agricult- ural Representative, BAYFIELD Mrs, Harry Ahrens of " Detroit, Mich., is spending.a few weeks at her. cottage in the Vills.ge. • Congratulations are extended to. Miss Doris McElwen who obtained ninety-one per cent h Grade 2, Theory of Music, in the recent examinations of the C'orvsevatory of Music, Tor- onto. ' Miss• Mary Geddes retijrned ±4 Seafdr•tlr on Monday evening after having ,spent a week with .her aunt Mrs. Jas. Ferguson. Miss Peggy Bailee/ill' Reg.N. London, is spending a' vacation with her aunt Miss`'Nora Ferguson: Miss Margaret Ferguson' of -Tee ulpseh is home for the Summer vac- ation, ' 'Mr, and Mre, Iiar}old Edwards of London were with the letter's another, Mrs. T. C. Bailey .oyer the weekend. Mx. and Mrs, E. W. Kendall and baby datighter are visiting Mrs. Ken - dales parents, Mrs. and Mrs, W. R. Jowett. Mrs, J. Reid and Mise Mary Gal- braith of Seaforth are visiting their brother, Mr. D. 0 Galbraith, . this week. Mrs. M Burnside and two daughters of East Orange, N.J,, are visiting her aunt, Mies Marion Fairbairn, at her Sumpter home, Pte George Sturgeon of Camp Pet- awawa spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. Wm. Sturgeon.' Miss Margaret Prentice, Mr. Stew- art OIapp, Toronto, and Mr. David Prentice, Hamilton, were weekend vis- itors at the home of Mrs. W. J. Stin- son, Mrs. A. Furter and son, Billy, of Toronto, who accompanied them re atnined for a longer visit with her mother. . Mr. and Mrs.. Roy Kennedy and two children, Robert and David, visited Rev. and Mrs. J. Graham on Dominion Day. Mr, Kennedy is Editor of the Brunelle Post. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baker and fam- ily of London and A.G. Fred China, and A. C. Ed. Smart of Port Albert visited the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Baker, over the weekend and holiday. Mr, and Mrs. M. Herbert, Mr. Hall- man, Listowel and Mr. E. Herbert of Wingham were the guests of Mr. and Mrs, Wm. E. Parker on Sunday. Miss Vera Pease has returned home after having spent a fortnight in London. Mrs. J. E. Brent and babe of Mon- treal are visiting her parents, Dr. and Mrs. W, J. Tilhnamt, at their cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart McInnis left for Dublin last week at the close of school. Miss Dorothy Henderson, who has also resigned as teacher of the Junior Room. in Bayfield Public School, returned to her home in God- erich. Dr, and Mrs. W, A. Oakes of Clin- ton and two children have taken Miss E Churchill's cottage for the season. Amongst those Wilo are at their cot- tages in the village are: Dr. and Mrs. N. B. Alexander, Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Tillman, Mr. and Mrs, R. Heard, Mrs. Galbraith and family, Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Granger and family, 'Mrs. 3. Mc- Millan, Mrs. A. McKenzie and Molly, Mrs. G. S. Atkinson and Miss Lore mine, of London; Mr. and Mrs. E. Bauer and family, Waterloo; Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Oates, Mo. and Mrs. J. Stewart, Hamilton; Mr, and James Cameron and son, Evans, Mr. and Mrs. B, T. Stephenson and family, Toronto; Mr. and Mars, H, Peter g family Stratford, Mr. and' Mrs. llass Harrison ,% daughter. of Goderich visited relativ in 'thd'village on Sunday, e. A fire of unkown origity whi might have had very serious cons quenees had it not been discovered b fore it had gained great headwa broke out in a bru$h pile part w awn 'the bank from Jowett's Gro to the North pier on Monday' nigi Men at the Dance Pavillion and fro tine Village and neigbborhood respell ed to the call for help and soon h; it under control with fire extinguis ers and by shovelling earth onto Had it reached nearby cedars, not o lythe Grove and Pavillion would ha been seriously menaced but also r the cottages along the lake bank. Tl flames and sparks were fanned high•_by the wind that at one ti watchers on the South pier said I'ooked as if the whole bluff were fire. Caution in throwing aw Matches and cigarette stubs cava be over -emphasized• in this dry wea Rev. and Mrs, H. G. V, Crosby a three children who are at their su mer home in Mooretown, visited M Crosby's mother, Mrs. G. W. Woo , and_ 'sister, Mrs. J.• E. Howard, Thursday of last week. Mr. and Mrs," Gilbert Knight a two children of Toronto came epend the .weekend with Mrs. Knigl mother, Mrs. F. G. Gemeinhardt, M Douglas Gemeinharst•who was vi ing relatives ilii Orillia returned ho with them. Miss Marilyn Maxwell, who been attending school in Preston home for the Summer vacation, Dr. and Mrs. A. -Newton -Brady Hamilton called on friends in village on Tuesday. Mr. Paul Christie 'of Toronto the guest of Miss Betty Gairdner er the weekend and Dominion Da Miss Margaret Granger returne her ditties as nurse -in training at Joseph's Hospital on Tuesday - having spent part of her vacation the family cottage in the village. Mr. and Mrs, H. Bauer and fan of Waterloo have taken the Ran cottage on Tayll St. for the Sumjr Miss Pauline Maxwell and Mary Hoffman of Waterloo are spe ing their vacation with the form parents Mr. and Mrs. A. lilaxwel CONSTANCE A. reception for the newlyweds, and Mrs, Jack Keller of Whittle who were married recently in V iiia, was held Wednesday even June 25 in the Kirrburn hall, D ing took place during the even and at lunch time the lgresentatior several gifts was made includin studio couch, chenille bedspread, vensible wool glanket and a pars money. An address was read Peter Dunlop. Mr. and Mrs. Ke thanked all those responsible for gathering: There was a short 1 gram of readings and songs. Mrs. Earl Lawson held a quilt on Wednesday afternoon, Two Cross quilts were quilted. Mr. and Mrs, John E'. Busby Shirley of Chatham spent Sun with her parents Mr. and Dfrs. H and Armstrong. Miss Stella A strong of Seaforth is spending vacation with her parents. • saw commis AT LESS C - MODEL 13-60 Now Rddiantube Cooking„Unit with 5 Cooking Beats One meal cooked on this fast, thrifty, dependable range will show you why so many housewives are changing to Erigidaire's carefree electric cooking. De Luxe features Throughout. Here are a few: • Cook -Master Oven Control (It operates the oven while you're eway) • One -Piece Porcelain Cooking Top :'De Luxe Cooking Top Lamp • De Luxe Thermizer Well Cooker • Extra -large Twin Unit Oven • De`Lutee Cabinet Design • High-speed Broiler • 5 -Speed Switches --a heat for every cooking need. Models for every home — a price for every purse. EASY PAYMENT TERMS . Mode by - GENERAL MOTORS Makers of the Famous iFRIGIDAiRE REFRIGERATOR Sutter & Perdue, Clinton; Phone 147