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The Clinton News Record, 1941-12-25, Page 9PAGE 8 `et ?r ie!. izec locieterztee6+g Stete2826:rC4 62C2M62etere26282e2 te.°2Pa6' att Another Christmas, another greeting added to thee, long list of this organization's years—and • never before more sincerely! CONNELL &, TYNDALL " CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET " Phone 182. Albert Street r, ..aagtrraterprea9rMDMMi ran'r2io?M—DaDI�rryearn:9r3r:sfr ,140r;Tra trffireteMt2t ert +a't8rairal a� reeneKeetateter-?;ner-tat Mteleta:(eVaeat.` 'a ' e."met; +.see -064 lMra 6-1C-16tCLMV { 0 1; PHONE 147w. CLINTON, ANT. ill, ratat,MD i3rat'at-112 rrr4taro inagVt R: rurgliatRamotgatiratati; mligr rarataimarmr V -14t Mei cera C-MI:Weest4 ZIZCAVC-2ret0etg teteeeteegeeteeetaeeeetcte+ereuc!Marr et May the sentiments that rule Yuletide, move us in our relations with each other thru the rest of the year. Good Cheer! SUTTER• & PERDUE HARDWARE, PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS comeusall like a, May the Christmas season to 1 � , treasure galleon of yore—overflowing with its cargo of happiness :and good fortune. 1u r: steel ros. Arrow Shirts — Adam Hats — Scott & McHale Shots for Men 'es. , Agents Tip Top Tailors. • AarnitIniSVA3rnarAr lEaT:'tn Ir$r3Dr2t2frA• kniemrx, `stir.¢r`2i91iaraDON-`.rt.1W aaler at r9at21`dta rhes `kialocteletetetorw..G't.'t•',+G'°tetratetet'utatetutet.. ° tetteveegeeteletetztB taletSseteitetateoxri MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL rt, etNAID:DiDrnikaartNatrrttr HARDWARE and PLUMBING 9 Phone 244 Men Wanted: Skilled In The Works and Buildings Trades There is an urgent need for men skilled in the Works and Buildings Trades in the Royal Canadian Air Force. There are vacancies available at the present time for the following trades: Clerk—Should Brave 'studied GmAtt Accounting. Electrician ix years experience as Journeyman Electrician. Engineer (Stationary) -3rd class Certificate, 2 years experience with stokers. Engineer (Stationary Chief) -2nd Class Certificate, 10 years' experien- ce. • Fireman—at least one year's ex- perience•with stoker and their opera- tion. Fireman 2nd Class— 6 months ex- perience with automatic stockers. Fitter Diesel -3 years with Diesel plant, consisting of two generating units, total 'capacity of 500 h,p. or in ore. Oiler Diesel—should qualify as TIRE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD There'll Always Be A Christmas The bright eyes of Children around a Christmas tree ,will always be on Canada's priorties list. You can say its just sentimental, but the oldworld needs mote of thate i s nt ment. You can say it's unnecessary, but so are a Mother's kiss a friendly handshake and the song of a robin., If the world is moving too fast for Christmas, it's moving too fast far love and hope and' homes and families It's one day of the year when kind- ness and faith and joy havethe right of way; a daywhen the hearts are bigger, when eyes are brighter, when smiles are kindlier. Shure, there'll always' be a Chistmas. Whatever is going on in the outside world, for one day in the year at least, happiness and joy are para- mount, for it is Christmas Day, the day dedicated to peace on earth and then almost immediately follows the New Year.—a fresh start is made and with high hopes we press forward. To you' all, customers and friends, we extend our true wishes for a truly happy Christmas and success in the year to 'come. With peace on earth—. second class mechanic, Operator (Tractor) familiar with the use and operation of road -build- ing equipment. The age limit for service in the R.C,A.F. is 15 to 50. Those interested should communi- cate with or visit No. 9 R•C.A.F. Re- cruiting Centre, Old Post Office Bldg., R,ichlnond Street, London, Ontario. v REPORT ON HURON HOME SATISFACTORY The County Hone committee of the county council met in annual session at the Horne last Wednesday, when a review of the year's operations took place. The reports were all especially satisfactory, and the matron and manager were complimented on the condition of the home; the farm build. ings, and stock. The new warden, Percy Passmore,' reeve of Usaorne, was present, with the full personnel of the committee, Russel Doi,}ante, chairman, T. 'C. Wilson, Alex. Mc- Donald, Rioland Glrain and Benson. •Tuckey. Inspector George Feagan was also present. The W. 11. Fair Go Often the Cheapest—Always the Best '�����I�I��I'io 93111 e Rev. and Mrs. G. G. Burton are seen - ding Christmas in Woodstock with friends. ss Cathleen Cuninghame of Univer- ity College, Toronto, is home for the Christmas' holidays. Mr. G. E. and Miss Evelyn Hall are spending Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hall of Toronto. Mr, and Mrs. L, W, Dippell and child- ren of BowinanviIIe are holiday guests of Mr• and Mrs. 0. W. Pot- - ter. Mr. anti Mrs. W. C. Redmond and son Billy of Detroit, Mich., spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Pearce. Professor Harry Shaw of Dartsmouth College, New Hampshire is the guest of his parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Shaw. Jtlrs. Will Moffatt and Mrs. G. Pick- ett spent last weekend in Toronto and attended the Dunford—Arehi- bald wedding. Miss Hattie Turner of Toronto is' spending the Christmas holidays in town with her parents, Mr. and' Mrs. George Turner. Miss Eleanor Plumsteel of Sioux Lookout is spending the holiday season with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Plumsteel. Miss Jean Colquhoun of Toronto will spend the holiday and weekend in town, the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, E .W. Colquhoun. Miss Helen and Gordon Herman of Toronto are spending the Christ- mas vacation with their parents,. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Herman. Miss 0. Brigham, teacher in the Windsor Technical School, is spend- ing the .Christmas holidays in town with her sisters, Mrs. Er, Adams and Miss L Brigham. Mr and Mrs. T. E'. Mason of Sinn- . anerhill, Miss Madelon Makin, nurse -in -training, Clinton, and Mr. Ray Mason and Miss Dorothy Wil- son left Tuesday for Windsor to spend Christmas at their daugh- ter's Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Totten. They will also attend the Golden Wedding Anniversary of Mr. Mas- on's sister, Mr. and Mrs. H. Josling of Detroit. v MILITARY NEWS Sgt. G. A. Lawrason of the Algon- quin Regiment, now at Niagara -on - the -Lake, is spending' his holiday leave in town with his mother, Mrs. Norman Sly. ACl Willard Aiken of the R.G.A.I'. at Rogersville is spending a 14 day leave at his, home in town. AC1 Mame Bartliff of the R.C.A.P+. at Aylmer spent a two weeks leave in town with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bartliff. Sgt. R. D. kremlin, Wireless Oper- ator Air Gunner, spent a four clays leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E A, Fremlin of town, and is now on coastal dtuty. • Sgt. Observer Ernest E Mittell; son of Mr. and' Mrs. E!. L. Mittell of town, As navigator and second in connnand when ferrying planes overseas. The members of the R.0:A.F. from Clinton who are stationed at St, Thomas and now spending' their Christmas' leave at Bane include, Cpl. Gordon Monteith, andi Aircraftsmen Phillip Sperling, Howard Cowan, Reginald Cudmore and Laurie Col- carhoun. °�e�6��'•G'�R>i�!6r��t�ie.���r.�-R?�>tir4i8 mSay Merry Christmas With Flowers When in doubt what to give send flowers, they are always suitable and please everyone. Choose your gifts from our stock of Begonias, Cherries, Cyclamen, Potted Carnations, African Violets Primulas. Basket of Assorted Plants etc. �. See our Christmas Wreaths and Centerpieces._ , For friends at a ,distance use our "Flowers by - Wire" Service. Powers can .be delivered in Eng- land, The States and anywhere in Canada. CUT FLOWERS Mums, Roses, Carnations, Snap- dragons, etc. PLEASE ORDER EARLY F. R. CUNINGHAME Member of Florists 'l el. Del As, Personal care given every order and special attention given to funeral orders. Phones 176 and 31 aoloamr9'a'Valm`d'raYz"tvtrhvez,m?.JrN.A2'3--2iUS ar% a 'oe To our friends of long standing— Greetings! To our new squain- tances—TGreetings! And to those we have yet to meet and know—Greetings! e 1li BOSS FITZSIMONS nep PHONE 76 IS aa;R M-22 3t3:ar9r� 1%-=.ae.G «; : =-W.S yta.k. 'To our friends of long standing— Greeting—To our new acquaintan- cesL--Greetings! And to those we have yet to meet and know— Greetings! JOHNSON GROCERY The New Red Front Store PRONE 286 Superior Stores PHONE 121---CLINTON. • s w 4— THURS,, DEC. 18, 1941 AMONG TH•E CHURCHES Baptist Church "Hope for the sinner, comfort for the sorrowful and strength for the Christian warrior is available at the place of worship." The minister's sermon subject will be: "A New Year Resolution." Ontariotre S et Church 11 aan. Continuing the Christmas Music "From Egypt to Nazareth", "Instructing our Youth,,; 2 p.m. Sun- day School and Worship at Turners +c'hurch; 2.30 p',m. Clinton Sunday Stool; (Starting, first Sunday in Uhu'u'ary 1942, the Sunday. School will begin after the morning service.) 7 p.m. The Last Sunday Evening Ser- vice in the tragic Year of 1941. Be sure to attend "church. Special mus- ic—Christmas Carols. "The Year Is dying in the night The Year is going, let him go" Ring out the thousand Wars of old Ring in the thousand years of Peace A Happy NOW Year to all. St. haul's Church Sunday,. December 28th, 1941: 11 a.m., Morning Prayer; 2.30 p.m. Sunday School; 7 p.m. Carol Service. The usual Evening Service with ser- xnon will be set aside. Instead' there will be a Carol Service with Bible Readings. The choir under the lead- ership of 'Corporal Lawson, the organ- ist of the' Evenings service, has been preparing for this outstanding event ifor many weeks. Thursday, December 31st, New Year's Eve, beginning at 11.15 o'- clock there will be a Watch -Night Service. In these days of strain let us begin the New Year of 1942, not sin frivolity, but in the Worship of God. By using a whole page, we could not tell you more sincerely how much we value your friendship, than in this small space. We wish you the best that Fortune may have in store for you. t R. THfl'MPSON Free Delivery RILEY'S GROCERY The dollars that come in over our counters got out again in trade. But your friendship we have locked into the vaults of our hearts— our most dear possession A Merry Christmas to you! t coir feecete elet t 622116106atCit6:626wa D' SEASON'S GREETINGS To You - Best Wishes for a Merry Christmas and a properous New Year. From—C. — � m 'C. M, SHEARING AND1 STAFF) FRUIT COCKTAIL Aylmer tin 25c TOM COLLINS STUFFED ' KIST GINGER MIXER Ig: bot. 23c Olives jar 3;3'l Ale 2 lg. bt. 25c TOMATO JUICE Red & White 2 lg. tins GRAPEFRUIT SWI:'p'P MIXED LEMON Juice 2 tins 25c Pickles jar 25c Juice 2 tins 23c 'SAUSA., E. COCKTAIL Schneiders tin 2§c I 23c YOUR CHOICE 19c Ib. QUALITY FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES SEEDLESS 6 forGrapefruit 25e Tomatoes Radishes Cranberries CH;OiICE CALIF. forLemons ... 10c ORANGES Sunkist doz, 19c, 29c 39c 49, 59c C. M. SHEARING ,,PHONE 48 For Quality Foods CLINTON' stDrsrN-2ter;3a�t&tirt9r�t2tyr`Patctpar>�r�ttatntAia'karst'ir r2r�tprpa�t.�2rMt2aur'ag$: i. -D alatata'raai2t2aMD-2r8r2at2ssskai2rXir'Dar2r9r-Mai--DarreaaEarMa:n2tr,' May the Christmas season come to us all like ai treasure galleon of yore—overflowing with its cargo of happiness and good fortune, ti "The Store With The Stock" Si n, 1'p it Hardware -- Furniture -- Funeral Directors -- Ambulance Service. re W Bali, Phone 361. PHONE 195 J. J. Zap£e Phone 103. iy I kra ••at�ra7"aYina"�ir1�t`�Yi"d't` inini°dt°rliu�oi°resist3'faDPAIt'imsnini`Zez•zt`DAM,1v 3- i :Dart - r e.l 4".i ib �i s s � � s .o � � a s BALL 9 ZA PE, a; 0 A; 40 gti pa 1s ra e r^ GREETINGS:— The nearing of the Holiday Season again gives us the pleasant opportunity of expressing our ap7 preciation of your friendship and good; will. The greatest satisfaction we have. derived as our business grows is that friendship and confi- dence which we have been able to create be- tween our customers and ourselves., As our expression of the esteemwe place OA that friendship, we wish on behalf of ourselves and our staff to extend to you and yours the best wishes for a Merry Christmas and may the New Year, bring you a real share of prosperity. Cordially yours, CLIFFORD LO'BB & SONS.. PHONE 4(1 THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY.