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THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1910
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itIiss Gloria Allen, Londesboro,
spent a few days' holidays with
Miss Bonnie Kennedy.
Ronald Peck,' Stoney Creek,
spent the, weekend with G. N.
Davies and other friends in this
community.
Mr., and Mrs. Walter Zerbaek,
Stratford, ' called on Mr., and
Mrs, Ed Farquhar on Sunday
evening.
Miss JoAnne Cuninghalne, Sar-
nia, spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Cuninghame.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L, Trouse,
Woodstock, are visiting the for-
mer's sister, Mrs. Fred Liver-
more, and other relatives in town.
Miss Alice Beveridge, Regina,
Sask., spent a few days with her
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Bartliff.
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Levis
and Lonny, Birmingham, Mich.,
were the guests of Miss Emma
Levis' over the weekend.
Miss Dolly Cantelon is visit-
ing her sister, Mrs. Andrew
Weatherwex, Orillia, having vis-
tted her aunt, Mrs. E. Floody,
Toronto. en route.
Mr. and Mrs,Robert N, Irwin
and three children, Patricia, Joan
and John are spending a vaca-
tion at Gravenhurst, Muskoka.
Mrs. Harry Bartliff, Miss An -
nice Bartliff. and Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Bartliff visited on Sun-
day with Mrs. H. A. Stevens who
is at present a patient in West-
ern Hospital, Toronto.
Misses Sarah and Bessie Sloman
have returned from Cleveland,
having motored there with Mr.
and Mrs. Fletcher and returning
via Trans -Canada Air Lines to
London.
Miss Catherine Ann and Don-
ald MacLeod have returned to
their home near Dunvegan, Glen-
garry County, after visiting their
grandparents, Dr, and Mrs. J. S.
Evans.
Mrs John A. Sutter and Mr
and Mrs. R. P. Robbins and son,
Ronnie, ' were weekend' visitors
with the former's sister, Mrs. W.
E. Floody, and Mr. and Mrs.
Martin .Crutcher, Toronto.
Fit. Lt. and Mrs. J. H. Lynch
and two children, Freddie and
Paul, have returned home after
spending a month's vacation with
relatives in Charlottetown and
Summerside, P.E.I.
Mr. and Mrs. William Stirling
and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Stirling,
Lansing, ,Mich., and Mr. and
Mrs. James Fritts, Jackson, Mich.,
were weekend guests of Mr. and
Mre. John Stirling.
Visitors during the recent Old
Boys' Reunion with Mn.sDavid
Steep included her grandson, H.
W. Steep, Collingwood; h e r
daughter, Mrs. A .Mallough and
two daughters, Goderich; and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Draper, Brus-
sels,
Miss Helen Turner returned
home on Monday after a six
weeks' trip through Western
Canada. 'Before coming home
she spent a few days in Parry
Sound, the guest of Miss Eunice
Snow who accompanied her on
the trip.
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25 YEARS MARRIED
Rev. and Mrs. Hugh C. Wilson,
Wesley -Willis United Church
Manse, Clinton, will be at home
to their friends on Tuesday af-
ternoon and evening, September
5, from 3 to 5 and from 7 to 10,
on the occasion of their twenty-
fifth wedding anniversary,
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Londesboro in• 1950
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When all is finished there may
be
a dance.
George Cowan is the Township
Clerk,
If you get all mixed up he puts
you straight.
If you want a glass porch dr some
shingling done,
A new house built with cup-
board put yin,
Bab and Ed Youngblutt ere
your men,
They'll be on the spot
as they can.
Another carpenter, Bob
send by name,
Is making folk happy
great fame.
We have two good painters, we
call them both Fred,
They can paint your houses
either white or red.
Now don't . forget Dr. Grierson,
he is such a good cook,
His wife, Mary, sure has all
the luck,
Tom Fairservice is a town farmer,
He grows corn. cabbage, and
other fodder,
He also draws the rural mail
And 'gets around each clay
without fail.
We have a chopping mill, Tom
Allen, the owner,
Keeps things humming around
that corner.
Another farmer • who lives in
town,
Harry Durnin has a chicken
farm,
He keeps caws and porkers too,
But with Ida he soon gets
through.
If ypu need a good man to cut
some wood,
Just ask Charlie Vodden, he
do=; it real good,
And Harold Beacom, with his
truck so near,
Will draw all your wood, your
cows and your steers,
He has been doing such work
for years and year';.
Fred Shobbrook and Ed Pollard
ore handy men,
If you need some work done,
just ask them,
They can dig a garden. or fix a
fence,
Help with the harvest or hoe
the turnips.
Bert Brunsdon has a very nice
home
Everything around it is done
up brown,
The flowers are lovely, the lawn
is clean,
As slick a place as we have
seen.
Alex Wells, the turkey farmer,
Can raise turkeys on almost
every corner;
Willows Mountain feeds the
flock,
If they're not fat, it's net his
fault,
John Nott was once a thresher,
He can drive an engine on
either gas or water -
He can shingle a barn and also
a .house,
Is afraid of nothing, no, not
even a mouse.
Jim Fairservice is a great men
to work,
But at 82 one is inclined to
shirk,
So he bought himself a garden
tractor,
And now he's as happy as any
youngster,
Billy Addison looks after the hall,
Billy Griffiths goes around to
call,
Tom Knox helps the fanner to
store the hay,
Stooks the oats, a busy man
every day.
Jack Scott is a retired farmer,
His wife works at the store;
Jack keeps house, mows the grass,
Traps the mice, but is never
cross,
If you don't believe it
Just ask Murdy Ross.
Bill Knox, tho' not smart - on
his feet,
Can give you advice which is
hard to beat.
George Moon who lives near the
East end,
Is just as busy as any man.
He keeps pigs, both big and little,
Those he doesn't sell he puts
into pickle.
We have e bachelor whose name
is Will,
He lives all alone on Quality
Hill,
He has a fine home end money
too,
But with no one to talk to the
whole year through,
We all feel so sorry for little Bill
And would like to help him, if
it was his will,
as fast
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So, we think the best thing for
us to do
Is to give him a good wife,
Then he would be happy all his
life.
Yes, Londesboro is quite a place
' to live,
The 'neighbours are friendly
and willing to give;
But a few things are lacking,
. money and such,
And being sorry doesn't help
very much -
We have no Doctor, should we
f need one quick
So let's hope that no one ever
gets sick --
A policeman, big and strong.
To keep good order, as we
travel on.
A traffic cop is needed too
To stop the cars which go
speeding through
At 80 or 90 Miles per hour.
It is not safe to cross the street,
You may crushed to death.
Last but not least
Is Rev. Brenton who preaches
good sermons
For our soul's edification.
The church doors are open each
Sunday at ten,
So come along all you folk.
And now I'll say amen.
Church Directory
(All services on Daylight
Saving Time)
St. Paul's Anglican •
Church
REV. R. M. P. BTJL TEEL, Rector
Mrs. Theodore Fremiin, Organist
Mrs. 3, G. MacKinnon,
Choir Leader
Sunday, August 27
11.15 a.m.-Morning Worship
Presbyterians and Anglicans wor-
ship together in this church
for August. Morning service
only.
THE UNITED CHURCH
-OF CANADA
During August the congregation
of Wesley -Willis _Church
will worship in
Ontario. St. United
Church
REV. W. J. WOOLFREY, Minister
Mrs. E. Wendorf, Organist
and Choir Leader
Sunday, August 21
9.45 a.m.-Turner's Church
11.00 a.m.-Morning Worship
12.15 -Sunday School
Morning Service Only.
Baptist Church
PASTOR CLAIR CLARK, B.A.
'Mrs. W. Aikenhead, Organist
Sunday, August 27
11.00 a.m.-Worship Service
12.00 -Sunday School
EVERYBODY WELCOME
End of Summer Clearance
Look at these bargains! You can't' afford.
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SUMMER COATS „ . , ... , 1/3 off
CHILDREN'S FALL COAT SETS -
Boys and Girls.
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T -SHIRTS -Short and Long Sleeved,
Sizes 4 to 12 25% off
Many other bargain items include -
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IRWIN'S
Pentecostal Church
Matilda St., South of CNR
JOHN OSTLER, Pastor
Boys and girls of Clinton -There
is still another week of Vacation
Bible School. Come and join the
happy groun that is already at-
tending. Woodworking for the
boys, sewing and birch bark
work for the girls as well as
interesting Bible stories, songs,
and games. Parent's, your child-
ren need to come to know the
Lord when they are young. En-
courage them to come.
Sunday, August 27
10.00 a.m,-Sunday School.
11.00 a.m.-Miss Harriet Brown,
Reg.N., will bring the mes-
sage.
7.30 p.m. -Evangelistic Service.
Friday, Aug. 25-8 p.m. - Bob
Ostler, group leader. Special
speaker, Miss Harriet Brown.
This meeting will be follow-
ed by a camp fire and sing-
song if the weather is suit-
able. All welcome.
Saturday, Aug. 26 -8.00 p.m. -
Street Service,
Tuesday, Aug. 29-8 p.m. -Mis-
sionary Study and Prayer.
Rev. 21 : 27: "And there shall in
no wise enter into it. any thing
that defileth, neither whatso-
ever worketh abomination, or
maketh a lie: but they which are
written in the Lamb's book of
life." Is your name written in
the Lamb's book of life?
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