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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1952-06-12, Page 9A n nua. I Strawberry Festival Friday, June 24, COMMUNITY HALL LON'DESBORO SUPPER FROM SIX 'TO EIGHT O'CLOCK Concert afterwards, with play from Bayfield entitled "Always in Trouble" Admission: Adults $1; Children 40c 24-25-b 'elnenselnont-S4-0-nnesS4-111s44-1 4s0-44".4-411,410-41senS44-0-fr Deltresentativet Phone 13APREILIA 45r3 D. and. Mrs. A. C. Chapman and, son, Paul, Detroit, occupied their cottage over the weekend. Mr, and Mrs. E. J. Jacob and Master John, Clinton, occupied their,cottage ilsier the weekend. Miss Margaret Stirling,. Loris I spent the weekend With her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo, Stir- Mrs. L. M, Burt and Harry Baker, Londina;" spent the week- end with their father, W. Aitken Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Featherston, London, visited the latter's' moth- er, Mrs. Charlet Parker, inner the weekend. Mrs. J. Fulton, Biggar, Sash; came last week and spent none time with her sister, Mrs. Percy Weston. William. Gineiner, Susan and Billy; Detroit, occupied One of the Jewett cottages over the weekend, • Master Francis Anderson, spent last week with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed, Sturgeon, Mr. and. Mrs. W. Riehl and three children; Whighain, were the gttelts of Mrs. William Stur- geon on Sunday. Mrs. palton Smith and ,little MiSs Janet, Lambeth; visited her Parents, Mr. and ,mss, V4. W. Higgins last meek. Mrs: M: Marshall Toronto, Plews of ilayfield. 44-4,44-•-•••••-4-•-•-•• MONSTER BINGO Sponiored by Hensall Legion and Auxilikry COMMUNITY ARENA NENsALL MONDAY, JUNE 16, at 9 p.m. sharp $1,000 IN PRIZES 15 SPECIALM roundsat $1$5105 eac- r15—, $50 Admission: $1; Extra cards and Spetiali 25c Booth in Arena • 24-b •-•-•-•+-0-04-4,4,444-4*-40-1-+ WHY BE A SLAVE To Your Garden & Lawn Lawn Gross and Garden Weeds are making rapid growth. A Charemaster one-wheel Garden Tractorewill work your garden and can 'be quickly attached to your own, lawn mower. If you want a straight power lawn mower, ask us about the• TORO POWER MOWER. Have you a small Briggs & Stratton or other gasoline engine? Why not put it to work on a Choremaster Tractor unit to get a power mower and garden tractor for about $100. R. N. Alexander Seeds LONDESBORO n"' , 23-24-b Spacious Parking Refreshment Booth 24-b 4-44-4 4-44444 4.4444444,44+44-4-44-4.44-444-4444-444-4-4-•-.4.44-54-0-s-I-0- I BAYFIELD PAVILION Every Wednesday Night— Dance to the finest Modern and Olde Tyme Music in 'Western' Ontario— "THE MELODY MAKERS" from Springiank Pav- ilion, London, featuring Len Masse, Claude Gelinas, Mrs. Lindsay (Clinton) — 10.00 p.m.-1.00 a.m. Every Fricl‘ Night— Dance to FRANK TRAHER'S Popular Orchestra, with "Happy" Hopkins on vocals-10.00 p.m.-1 a.m. MISS LUCY R. WOODS Mrs,` N. Jones, London, anent the weekencl with her sister, Mrs. Emerson Heard. Mr, and Mrs,. H. Thomas Orr, Stratford, AN at their cottage on 00401 Terrace. 'Mrs, Gordon Heard, London, visited her father, H. it Brandon, over the weekenn. Rev, and Mrs Peter Renner. Left On Monday to spend a month at Carragens Sask, and .Mrs. .Sperieer Ervine and ,Mary Elizabeth spent the weekend in Windsor, George Henson returned home from Westminster ItOspital, Lens don, on Thursday last. - Mr. and Mrs. Munro Eisner and family, Kitchener,• visited Mrs. F. .20Wards on :Sunday.. Mrs..F., V, Martins Detroit, has been at her cottage, -"Boulder Lodges" for a fortnight, Dr, and Mrs.William Tillmann, Jr., and family 'were in the vil- lagess over the weekend. Mr, and 1104. Stewart and two children,-London, were at "Shang- ri La" over the weekend. Mr.„And. Mrs: JAcis Tillmann and family were at their , cottage Oran Friday' until A/kind-at Mr. and Mrs. j. M. Stewart, Hamilton, were at their home here ,over the long Weekend. Harold Vanstone and family, Kitchener, visited his father, A. Vanstene, over the weekend.- The rtaict meeting Otthethe .HURCPS COUNTY COUNC IL wilt be• held. sn Council Chambers,cerih, c Court House, a commencing Wedne.saay, June. lg. at 10,04 a.trk.. (Dm All accounts, notices of deputations and. other business requiring the. attention of council should be in the hands of the County Clerk not later than Saturday, June 14th,. 1952, (Signed)---A. H. ERSKINp, County Clerk, Godierich, Ont. 28-24-b - • MADI IN CANADA Good reasons why more farmers are buying the No. 6 • • Smart appearance--built to last. . . . Welded frame construction gives greeter strength, without costly weight. . • Simpler and easier to adjust. . • . Mare Compact. foster Is Store. . Easier to drive—.1e move around. • Coils. handled with One *vertigo 2-plow tractor. • Threshes cleaner and faster. • Handles up to 3 loads per hour. ORDER YOURS NOW ! See us today for illustrated folder and price list. JAMES A. COX PHONE 903r34 — CLINTON HOW WONDERFUL I'D BETTER FIND OUT ABOUT THIS/ Agjllic:" VESI YOU CAN WIN 1015 AND MORE/ You can win the prizes• vod aqua/ 4116.0114.406. By Roe FOrM5 Service Dept. $0 YOUR BIROS ARE. -\ HOME ON THE. RANGE, JACK. HOW ARE THEY MAKING OUT NOT 50 BAD, DOC, BUT THERE'S A LOT MORE. -to THIS RANK. f3U61NE65 THAN YOU BET THERE 15, JACK. PROPER HANDLING OF BIM ON THE RANGE. MEANS PROFIT OR L055 IN THE LAYING PEN . YE5, JACK. A COOP RANGE 15 MIGHTY iMPORTANT — A 00019 GROWIN6 MASH 15 JUST A$ IMPORTANT. SO DON'T POROET TO USE Roe 6ROW. I'M ONE UPON YOU THERE, DOC. I ALWAYS USE 1474-GROW, Z RA/6e maepoz "v .ers,opeo,e,e) e/v.s ,5414R/17764),' 2, OPeil, Si/40749S 47 44)V61; r0 PR4/E4ttP/C47,1116 3. WAte/ FOR COCC/D/S/6" /. 6 COMP ROWI $LETE .EiEASH fisisAT M ti ists Two Ways -11) Bigger Egg Fivtits A GOOD RANGE 0.4 H. Charleswortb t LINTON A. J. MUSTARD. MUCEFIELti r — , I r THURSDAY, 1TJWE 12, 1902S 9- SAGE BIGHT CLINTON NEWSslIECORD Formerly Edith. Emily Day, the deceased woman, who died in. Victoria Hospital, Friday, June 6, 1952, was in her 70th year. She had anent many` summers in. Hayfield with her sister Mrs. carne on Monday to spend this- week with, Mr; VW Mrs, 4, W; 0X01014" cottage. . Mrs. M J, ises? and Mr, and Mrs, Allan Millsan and family were at their cottages at The Highlands, over the weekend. LAC and Mrs. Ronald Kessel and two children, .OW*0. PASS, Labrador, are occupying' one of the Jowett cottages this month. Charles Aberhardt, Dr. and. Allerherdt, Bill and HeTen,. -London, were at their cpts tam ever the weekend .and and Mrs, J. B. Howard and Miss Margaret, accompanied by Mrs. George Reid and IL A. Stinson, 9pent .Sunday et Kettle Point. Mrs. J A. Beechie and Miss Alma Beechie, London, and Joe lieechie, Toronto, were at their home on Bayfield Terrace for a few days. William J, Hall returned to Toledo, Ohio, last Week. Mrs. Hall,. who remained at her cot- tage here went to Toronto on Tuesday, Mr. and. Mrs. G.- Churchward, and Mist .Letia•Sliorti returned to London On Monday 404n:having been at their cottage over the weekend. Mrs. Gpulx and son left Satur- day for theiehonie at Aylmer, Que., after having spent three weeks with her datighter, Mrs, 0. Lamirande, Mr. and Mrs, • Hugh McLaren and Miss Christine, Port Elgin, visited Mrs. McLaren's sisters, Misses A. M. and E. 3, Stirling, over the weekend, Mr: and Mrs, Jaynes Dewar and, small daughter, Janice; Kingston, Visited the, former's parents, Mr. and Mrs David, Dewar's-- from Thursday until TtiesitliSs". Mr. and Mrs. Harold Current and son, Kitchener, and Mr. and Mrs„ 3,, Slips and son, Waterloo, *were, the . guests of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy. pool on Sunday,, Lawrenee,Fowlie„ Mr. and. Mrs. Fred Fowlie,, London, and and IVA'S. G. Koehler, Zurich, Spent SuritinY with their, sisters, Misses F, and E. . Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McKeown and family, 'Hamilton, occupied •the Tillmann cottage at the cor- ner of Bayfield Terrace and Mara Streets over the weekend. Mrs. Robert Haggerty, Mem- phis, Mich., and Dr. and Mrs. K. Gingrich and family, Richmond, Mich., visited Herbert and Miss Maude McGregor on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brown, Port Dover' ' P.C. and Mrs. Lloyd West- lake, Owen Sound, visited the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Malcom Toms; over the weekend, In reporting in last week's is- sue, the arrival from England of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wain and family, the name of their- daugh- ter Cynthisswas omitted inadvert- ently. Misses. M. Hodgins and M. Mc- Donald, Toronto, were the guests of Mrs. C. W. Brown .over the weekend while the former was opening her cottage, "Stone- hanen. ' Miss Lola Elliott, Detroit, ac- companied by Mrs. Henry Miller, Mount Clemens, Mich., came on Saturday because of the serious illness of her mother, Mrs, Maria Elliott. Mrs. 3:' M. Atkinson and grand- son, Guane Johns, are spending this week at her home in the village. Mrs. J. Harding, Miss Marion and J. M. Atkinson, St. Clair Shores; Mich., were also here over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. E. Flaggand son, London, were at ..their"/ cottage over the weekend. Mrs. Flagg's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Collard, were their guests. Miss Janet MacLeod, who re- cently finished nersourse at nnie School of Colismerc,e, Clinton, was home, over the weekend. She has taken a position with the Wright Lithographing Go., Lon- don. .John R. MacLeod, Port Dover, is with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. MacLeod. Mrs. MacLeod spent several days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacLeod, Goderich. John Hayman, wife and child- ren, Belleville, were with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hay- man, at their cottage in the Jowett area over the weekend. Mrs. J. Haythan and children re- mained to spend the summer here.' Weekend guests at The Little Inn included: Mr, and Mrs, Wil- liam Ferguson, Sarnia; Mr. and Mrs. ' John Benson, Berkley, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. G. B. David- son, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Geo- rge Pickering, Detroit; Misses Eleanor Davidson and Lillian M. Lamour, Hamilton; Mr. and Mrs. John Armstrong, Detroit. Mr. and. Mrs, S. Bryant left on Sunday for their home in Lon- don to attend the funeral -of the late Mrs. P. Alway which was held from the A. Millard George funeral chapel on Monday, June 9, at 2 p.m Interment took place in Woodland Cemetery, • London. DURING A HARD DAY ENJW (CV ° R aL Al STANLEY ssenninn-snsenss-s-sinsanss-s-sn-s-•-sns Miss Clark and Miss Hazel Phillips, London, visited Mr, and Mrs. Victor Taylor op Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. James Cameron, Hamilton; Miss Jean Mustard, Port Elgin; Miss Kate McGregor, Wingham; Miss Margaret Mcs Gregor, Toronto, visited over the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. John McGregor. Children on Tour Children from grades $-8 of Stanley school area were in Guelph on Tuesday, where they toured Ontario Agricultural Col- lege and other points of interest. late Mrs. T. Biggarts an aged widow who spent the winters with her daughter in Toronto. Sdne spring she *as ill and not able to return to her little Cot- tage until summer. When she arrived, she found that Wh en flow- er garden which she enjoyed so much, had been desecrated by petty thieves—her favourite rose- bush, peonies, etc„ had been dig- ged out She'd tended those flow- ers for years until they seemed a part of herself. And the loss of them caused' untold grief to this gentle old soul. If' persons tempted to rob another's garden would but recall the Golden Rule a poignant tale told us by the all would be well! Hybrid Seed Corn TOP CROP is a Well known brand; we have in stock all varieties, both early and late. Late type good for silage; early type good for cob. Let us know type you require and we will supply you with seed that will give the best results. IN TURNIPS we recommend Laurentian—nice for table and best for feed. 'We always have all varieties of grasses, either for lawn or for pasture. Price for lawns will be 80c to 90.c per lb.; can make up any mixture you desire. In the. market for Ontario Grain and have West- ern Grain for sale. red 0. Ford GRAIN and SEED Phones: 123W, 123J and it can be any or all of I. 11 BIG PRIZES. FOR 25c The DURHAM MEMORIAL ARENA $251500.00 • Membership Certificate Campaign 1.951 Chevrolet Styleline Sedan 1951 Pontiac Styteli'ne Coach 1951 Chevrolet deluxe Styleline Sedan 1951 Chevrolet five-passenger Coupe 1951 Chevrolet deluxe Fleetline Sedan 1951 Chevrolet deluxe Styleline Sedan, custom radio, air conditioning, two- toned in colour 1950 Chevrolet deluxe Styleline Coach 1950 Pontiac deluxe Styleline Sedan 1948 Plymouth Coach 1947 Chevrolet Fleetmaster Sedan 1947 Chevrolet Fleetline Sedan, fully- equipped 1940 Nash Convertible Two-1939 Pontiac Coaches TRUCKS 1950 Chevrolet three-quarter-ton Stake PROMPT DELIVERY of New Pontiacs and New Chevrolets 444-4-4-444 4 4-11-4-44 CASH -- TRADE — TERMS OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK Brussels Motors Huron County's Foremost Used Car Dealer Phone 73-X BRUSSELS ab. _.•L. —a. .6.. AA, "nn.n4"1 -10-4-1I-4-•-•*441sseninn 'LANE OPINES. BEACH_ Mr. and Mrs, Dirk Stsvik, Walter Cotton, at the latter's Stratford, spent Sunday at their cottage. cottage. Beach Levelled Off Mr, and Mrs, Harold Bower, The Village Trustees have had Detroit, spent the weekend at the south beach levelled off with their cottage s bulldozer, the work being done t Mr, and Mrs. Phil Ileiteohmer by Lavis Contracting Co., Clan- and family, were in their 'cottage ton, It now presents a much over the weekend. better appearance, I Mr, and Mrs: George Woods, Congratnational Detroit, spent the weekend at Mr. and Mrs. Colin Campbell, their summer home, Bronson. Line, Stanley Township, I Mr, and Mrs. Harry Husband, held a most enjoyable family plc- London, spent the' weekend in sac at the beach Sunday in their summer home. celebration of their 26th wedding Mr. and Mrs. D. D, Purvis, anniversary on June 10, and also Maidstone, are spending a few family birthdays which fall near days in their summer home. that date, Mr. and Mrs. ,James Barnes United Church Ladies and Miss Alma Barnes, London, The United Church women were at their cottage fpr the met •on Thursday last at the home weekend. of Mrs. Robert Greer with .an at- Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Merkley, tendance of over 20. A feature winghain, had as' theirsguests on of the VVMS was an article on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Robert the United Church Mission in Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Manuel, Angola, read by Mrs. Renner, all of Wingham, at their cottage. And the WA discussed Plana for a lawn supper on July 1, and two 4-40",-.÷. ++1, 4-.0-0÷4.-41-•44÷•-•-•-•-•, bazaars, one on july 26 and the other August 23; also a church cleaning bee to be held on Thurs- day afternoon, June 12. Lunch was served at the close by the committee; Mrs. Greer, Mrs. G. Scotehmer, Mrs. Cleave, Mrs. H. Holmes and Mrs, Porter. Flowers Missing! „ When Mrs. George Hopson Went out to her flower bed between the corner of her shop and the living-rOom door, on Sunday morning to pick two choice Iris for a floral basket'for St. And- rew's United Church, to her dis- may, she, found that the flowers had gone, plant and all. One Was a pure white which she had watched unfold its first bloom. Apparently some lover of Iris coveted those varieties so strong- ly that he or she broke another commandment to secure theM. And the church also Was robbed of a gift of natural beauty. This nefarious practide of help- ing oneself to other's plants has been going on over the years, We've heard of whole rows of delphinium, beds of regale lilies, rose bushet, peonies, phlox, bulbs and even little English daisies disappearing overnight. Do not persons who thus pilfer realize that the flowers mean just as much, if not more, to the person who planted them with tender care and watched them grow? We'll never forget, years ago, Clinton, Ontario 20-21-b