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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1952-06-26, Page 7Couples Reside In Goderich Town'ship Pictured above (left) are 1414. AND MRS. KENNME ROY' TYNDALL, following their re- cent wedding in the United Church, Blyth. The bride is the former Irma Gwendolyn Wallace, younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Wallace, Blyth. The groom is the son. of Mr. and MrS, Roy Tyndall, Goderich Township. Upon their return from a wedding trip to Northern United States and Sault Ste. Marie, the yonng couple owl to live in Goderich.Township, pear Clinton. At the right are MR. AND MRS, ANDREW G. WHITELY; who were married in the United Church, Londesboro. The bride, formerly Eleanor Floris McDougall, is the daughter of Mr. and MrS. James McDougall, Hullett Township, The groom is the son of Mrs. Charles A. Whitely, Goderieh Township, and the- late. Mr, Whitely. Upon their return from a wedding trip to East- ern United States, they plan to'live• in Goderich Township. --Photos by MacLeren's Studio 4-14.4-4-1-e•-•••-•14 VARNA Mr. and Mrs. -1304Koys visit- ed with friends here ort'Suhday, Miss Mary McClymont, Toron-to, spent the weekend at her home here. Work has commenced on a new,,, bridge south of - Varna, by County Engineer, *it+ Ireetle•-•-•,+++.... News of l ayfield Representative, MISS LUCY R. 'WOODS " Phone BAYFIELD 44.3 'Woollen Shop for. the season, companied Mr. and Mrs. G, L. Edighoffer has opened the Misses E. ond E. Fowlie op- Ronnie Poth, Kitchener, is Koehler, Zurich, to London on, bonne for the summer vacation. Sunday where they spent the J. E, Howard, J. Lindsay and day with Mr, and Mrs. Fred K. Gemeinhardt were in Gait on VOWlie. Sunday. Mrs. E. R. Weston returned Mr. and Mrs. E. a, Bauer, Wet- home on Wednesday evening of ,erloo, are at their cottage on last week and is recuperating "Aktyll Street, after having undergone en opera- Mrs. A. McPhedran, Petrolia, tion in Alexandra and Marine is visiting bet' cousin, Mrs. Ro- Hospital, Goderieb. bert Scotchmer. Mrs. A, Suppnielt is spending. Mrs. Stanley Thompson and son this week at her cottage "Holley Bobby, Detroit, are spending the Lodge". Miss Holley Louise Mr. and Mrs. W, H. ,Ciarlc, Roose, .Cleveland, Ohio, were summer at their cottage, pnick, Detroit, and -Misses, F. and Union, spent the weekend .with also here over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Toms. Mr. and Mrs, R. Gibson, Tor- Miss Jessie Metcalf returned to onto, spent last weekend ..with Detroit on Monday after having Mr. and Wks. Arnold Makins. Mr. been at her home fora few dayS. and Mrs. George Wright also Misses M. and R. Kruke, Dear- visited their daughter on Sunday born, Mich., are at The Village and Miss Mary Wright, who spent Guild on Main Street for the the past two weeks with Mr, and season. Mrs. Makins-returned to London The WA of St. Andrew's Unit- with her parents, ed Church is planning a supper Mrs. Ida M. Orr and Mrs. W. to be held on the church lawn F. Gray and Joan, Toronto (for- on July 1. merly of Calgary) are spending Mrs. S. Turnbull, Toronto, is a few, days with the former's. the guest of Mrs. Harry Peter sister, Mrs. J. Cree Cook, "Loc- at her cottage. .at The Poplars hame," at The Poplars. Mr. and for a _fortnight. Mrs. L. A. Stephens ..and. two Mr. and WS. James Maitland children, Toronto, were also with and Master Peter, London, are her .parents . over the Weekend. occupying' one of the Jowett cot- Mrs. Angus Mee and, Doug- tages,. this week. - las, London, spent Sunday with Mrs, P. Cook and. grandson, her Parents,- Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Gary Potter, London, came last liam. If. Johnston. Also visiting week to spend the summer at her Mr. and Mrs. Johnston on Sun- home, "Shore Acres." day were: Mr. and Mrs. .Qrval William Greig returned to Tor- Greer and two children, Joseph onto on Sunday after having .Greer, and Mrs. James •' Dewar, spent a week at his cottage, "Bali Mitchell, and Mr. and Mrs. Gar- Acres" at The poplars,net Dattars, Mrs, J. A. Ferguson and Mrs. Dalton 'Smith, London, spent William R. Jovrett, Goderiely Sunday with his wife,. and dau- spent, Saturday with friends and ghter, at the home, of her par- relatives in the village. ents;:-M.r. And Mrs. W. W. Higgins. Mr. and' Mrs. J. Brouln, Rivr- lugging, We regret to report that Mrs. who' has -been. in ill • side, and MiSs Kathleen Reid, health for some time is now con, Wirid0r, were 'at "Enfield" cot= fined to bed. Her ',many friends tage over the weekend. -oh her holtii will soon be Mr. and Mrs. Newton Sturgeon improved'. and four children, Port Dover, preVed. • • spent Sunday with the former's Mr, and Mrs. W. 3. Nicholls, mother, Mrs. William. Sturgeon. who- have recently arrived from Mrs. Mary Sperling- has return- Have, Sussex,' England, Dr. Ralph ed to her'home in. Clinton after W: NichollS and Miss Doris Mc- visiting her brother and' sister- Ewen, 'UWO, London, were the in-law, Mr: and Mrs. Ben Rath- guests of the latter's mother, WeII.; Mrs. /F. W. McEwen, over the STANLEY GeOrge S, IfOdgsOn, London, is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Har- old Penhale„ for. aweele. Celebrates "90th BirthdaY Mrs. L. Makins- and -Mrs. Roy weekend. Mrs. Elton Schnell, De- troit, is spending this week with her sister. Mr. Schnell was also here over the weekend. Taken to CDCI Pupils of the Eighth Grade were taken to Clinton District Collegiate Institute on Monday afternoon on the school bus to acquaint them with the scene of their future studies. Ancestors From Hayfield Mr. And Mrs. Harold Scott, Dearborn, Mich., were guests at The Little Inn, from Thursday until Monday. Mrs. Scott's great- grandfather, James Barge, came to Hayfield, Canada West, from England, and settled here with his family in the spring of 1849. After a few years he moved to Clinton, and later spent some time in Mitchell before going to Amherstburg to reside. Mr. and Mrs. Scott were favourably im- pressed with our quiet pictures- que village and hope to return at scene future date. Outdoor Movies Through the kindness of G. M. Galbraith who will show the films, the directors of the Pioneer Park Association, have arranged for an outdoor movie each Wed- nesday evening during July and August at Pioneer Park. The first film, "I'll be your Sweetheart," will be -shown on July 2. It is hoped that those who attend will contribute generously when a collection, is taken each night, to defray the cost of the films, and build up a fund for park improve- ment. This year extra seats have been added and it has also been suggested' that people bring their own camp chairs -for greater comfort, iliffltktitMgrt 26-b DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR You Can't Beat "Bell"! cq C9mporison shows 'that the quality of a Bell "IMPERIAL" Threshing Machine stands up over more years of service. Buy your threshing equipment from the firm that specializes in manufacturing a better product for this one phase of farming. • Machines available for immediate delivery Robert Bell Industries Limited Seaforth, Ontario Phone 268 - 269 HOW WONDERFUL, I• BETTER FIND OUT IH I S To-DAY. 0 ABOUT -40:1100/0111 0041.1114141411,14414 .... .......... 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Webb: gave an inspiring address. 4,44.4.44-4-4-44-41-4-44-40-44_ BINGO Sponsored by Hensel]. Branch, No. 408, Canadian Legion and Ladies' Auxiliary CONIMUNITY. ARENA, FIENSALL MONDAY, JUNE 30 at p.m: sharp $1,000 in Prizes — 15 Regular Games $15 4 Specials: $50 -- $75 -- $150 — $500 Everybody Weldome. Booth in Arena. Admission: $1. Extra Cards, and Speetals 25e 26-h 4-4404-44-44-44-444-4.4.4-44-4-44-44-4-4-4,4,4444-41-4-4041.44,44-44.-•-4 444-4-6-0. Lakeview Casino • DANCING EVERY NIGHT — Bobby Downs and his Orchestra *. SPECIAL HOLIDAY MIDNITE DANCE June 29 — 12.05 a.m. till 3 a.m. MEN'S SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT Tnesday, July 1st First Game, 1.30 p.m. — Final Game 6.30 p.m. Sylvan — London — St. Joseph — Grand Bent "THE BEND" IS IN "FULL SWING" BRING ,THE FAMILY circle. Mrs. Murray has extra good health, and is a very active lady. At the home of her son, Cecil, with whom she lives, all the members of her family gathered for the occasion: Gertie (Mrs. W. McEwan), London; Esther (Mrs. Robert Talbot), Edmonton, ,Alta.; Garet, London, and Cecil, Ex- eter. We wish Mrs. Murray good health and happiness in the years to come. 1 Scotchmer called at the home of their aunt, Mrs. Mary Arm Mur- ray, Exeter, on Sunday last, it being the occasion of Mrs. 1VIur- ray's 90th birthday. She is the last surviving' member of her family (Stevens), being a sister to the late Mrs. W. H. Talbot. 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