Clinton News-Record, 1952-07-17, Page 5•-•÷40-4÷•-•-41.
Miss Cora Taylor, London, Vis-ited a few days at her hortfle.
Mrs, G. Voth, Detroit, visited
her father, C, D. Simpson, thi$
week.
Ed Noonan, London, spent the
weekend with Mr, and Mrs, A,
Zanies,
Mrs, John Grainger, Ilderton,
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Swan.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ander,-
son and Carol spent a few (Jaya
in London.
Mrs, J. )3, Mustard and Bdna
are vacationing' at their cottage
at Inverhuron,
Mrs, Ida Menery, Buffalo, is
spending a few days with her
niece, Miss. Marie Elliott.
Miss Mary Broadfoot is -home
again from the London hospital
in which she was undergoing
treatment.
Gaye and Dwayne Elliott spent
several days last week with Mrs.
Harry Griffiths, at her cottage at
Bruce Beach.
Ronald Neale, Glencoe, is
spending part of his summer va-
cation with his grandparents, Mr,
and Mrs. J. W. Stackhouse.
Mr, and Mrs, Harry Thornton
and Norman, Hamilton, are
spending a week's vacation with
'Mr. and Mrs. Alex Paterson.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Cornish;
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brock, Exeter,
spent the weekend at Chesley
Lake just north of Southampton.
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Dunn spent
the weekend in St. Catharines
visiting the latter's parents. Mrs,
Dunn remained for a week's va-
cation.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Anderson and
Ina .
'
Mrs. Paterson, Toronto; Mr,
and Mrs. .Alec Anderson, Verdun,
Que.
'
'spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs, Alec Paterson.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Snelling,
Mrs. Arthur McQueen, Miss Mary
and Murray Gibson, attended the
funeral of John McNaughton, Ex-
eter, on 'Monday of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin,Zapfe, De-
troit, spent the weekend with the
former's mother, Mrs. Harry
Zapfe, and with the latter's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Swan.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Smith,
FAluevalee Mr!. and Mrs. John
Wickstead, Brussels; Mr. and Mrs.
George Griffiths and family,
Stratford, visited with Mr. and
Mrs, Gordon Elliott last weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Munn,
Richard, Karen, Margaret and
Julia, spent last weekend with
Mr. and Mrs, W. V. Dinnin,
Brucefield. Mrs. Munn and the
children remained for a few days'
vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. James Myron (nee
Margaret Moffatt), and daught-
ers, Norman and Ruth, Moose
Jaw, Sask., are visiting cousins
on the second concession of Stan-
ley, and Mrs. Myron's aunt. Mrs.
Simon McKenzie, Brucefield.
Brucefield WMS Meets
The regular meeting of the
WMS was held in, the school-
room of the church • with Mrs.
R. Allan, president, in charge.
Miss E. Bowey acted as secre-
tary in the absence of Mrs, A.
Haft.
Mrs. N. Walker had charge of
the devotional period which was
in keeping with the programme,
"Dearth on the Earth."
The program in charge of Mrs.
T. B. Baird was in the form of
a play and showed the many
ways the less fortunate may be
helped. She was assisted by Mrs.
A. Zapfe, Mrs. W. Scott, Mrs. A.
McQueen, Miss E. Bowey and
Mrs. N. Walker. A. hymn and
prayer by the president closed
the meeting.
United Church S.S. Picnic'
Chilly weather following rain
made the picnic of Brucefield
United, Church Sunday School
rather more pleasant than if held
a few days previous. The event
was held at Jowett's Grove, Hay-
field, on Wednesday afternoon,
July 9, with a good attendance.
The sports committee of four,
Mrs. Murray Squires, Miss Eva
Stackhouse, Robert P. Allan and
Stewart Wilson conducted a full
program of activities. Supper was
served by the ladies of the con-
gregation.
Winners of sports events were:
Races—children five years and
under, Brian Triebner, Jack
Walker, Sharon Burdge; girls
eight years and under, Carolyn
Ross, Helen Broadfoot, Barbara
Henderson; boys eight years and
under, Ralph Triebner, Gerry
Baird; boys 11 years and under,
St, Augustine, in St. -Augustine
Roman Catholic Church, Weds
nesday, july 2.
Mary is survived by a brother
Philip and her parents.
Interment, was made in the
church cemetery. , The pallbear-
ers being four friends, Billy Led-
dy, Denice Connelly, Arnold Mat-
thews and Eugene Devereaux:
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Veteran Canadian Pacific Airlines Captain Robert C. Ran-
dall (Front) of Vancouver, shows his twin sons, Howard (left)
and Robert Jr., who have just started their careers as first
officers onC.P.A. domestic routes, the route he follows on
flights between Vancouver and Tokyo for the airline. The two
boys are ready any 'time to listen to dad, who started flying
five years before they were born. Captain Randall began com-
mercial flying in 1928, and his service with the airline dates
back from 1937, wheal he flew with one of the smaller comp-
anies which amalgamated later to form Canadian Pacific Air-
lines.
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Attention to Citizens
At a special meeting of the Public Utilities
Commission held on July 14th, 1952, it was decided
that all citizens requiring any of the following services
controlled by the Public Utilities Commission, such as
water, sewerage, and hydro installation, make applica-
tion in writing and addressed to A. J. McMurray, sec-
retary of the P.U.C. All applications will then be
brought to the Commission and dealt with in proper
manner,
Hugh Hawkins,
Chairman
A.. Jr. McMurray,
Secretary
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Clinton Public School
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Please state salary expected when applying.
H. C. LAWSON,
Sectetarptreasurer,
Clinton, Ont.
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MARY JANE KING.
Rev. Father Toth conducted the
funeral service of Mary Jane King,
aged seven years, little daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Morgan King of
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News of Brucefield.
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Miss Pe) Finlay, Clinton, spent
the weekend at her home in the
village.
Miss Minnie Proctor, Clinton,
Anent Sunday with Mrs, Brogden
%%Math,
Holinesville• Church will be clos-
ed for the next two Sundays,
while the minister is on vacation.
Me: and Mrs, RaY Cox and
children, accompanied by Mr, and
Mrs. Torn Elliott spent Tuesday
in London.
Miss Marie Gliddon, nurse-in-
training at St, Joseph's Hospital,
London and Mr. Frank Lawson,
Toronto, were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. D, E. Gliddon.
Mrs. C. Shuler and- grand-
daughter of Detroit, Michigan,
and Miss Elizabeth Weston and
niece, of Hayfield, spent Thursday
afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Tern
Elliott.
Male Quartette Sings
Guest singers at the morning
service of Holmesville United
Church on Sunday, July 13, were
the Male Quartette of St. Paul's
Church, Clinton. The members of
this quartette are: Herb Bridle,
Charles Wilson, Charles Cook and
Joseph Silcock.
Congratulations;
Congrattilations to Mary Helen
'Yee, Da Grigg and Douglas Nor-
man, piano pupils—of Miss Eileen
Glidden, A.R.C.T., who passed
their recent examinations with
honors; also to Sandra Williams,
pupil of Mrs. Wendorf, and Helen
Potter, pupil of Professor Ander-
ton, both of whom passed with
honors,
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The W.M.S. and W.A. meetings
of Holniesville United Church
were held in the Sunday School
room on Tuesday, July 8, With
Mrs, Frank McCullough as leader,
the W,M.S. meeting opened with
the singing of "He . Leadeth Me,
0 blessed Thought", followed by
prayer poem by Mrs. Lloyd Bond.
Mrs. Jack Yoe read, the scripture,
John 3-10-21 and Mrs. Ninian
Heard read an article on Temper-
ance, The hymn "Softly and Ten-
derly, Jesus is Calling" was sung
and then the meeting Was turned,
over to the Rev, M. S. Newton,
who spoke to the group, taking
as his topic, "The Light of the
World" based on Holman Hunt's
picture of the same name. The
meeting closed with Rev. Newton
singing the first verse of "Knock4
ing, Knocking, Who Is There," the
women Joining in, in the last two
verses. Before the W.A. meeting
started, Rev. Newton showed
slides of different pictures he has
taken of several beauty spots
around Hplmesville.
With the president, Mrs. Ed-
ward Grigg in the chair, the W.A.
meeting opened with the Theme
song, and repeating the Creed in
unison. It was decided to have
the W.A. picnic at the home of
Mrs. Harry Cudmore on. July 16.
It was also decided that the roll
call, at the August meeting, was
to be answered with an article for
the "Touch and Take" booth at
the bazaar on October 18. The
meeting closed with the singing
of "0 Master Let Me Walk With
Thee," and prayer by Mrs. Grigg.
Hostesses for the day were Mrs.
Will Yea and Mrs. Fred Mahal,-
land who served a delicious lunch.
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JOHN McNAUGHTON
John McNatighton, beloved hus-
band of the late Lillian McPhillips,
a forzner resident of Stanley
Township, passed away in Victor-
ia Hospital, London, on Friday,
July 11, in his 88th year.
He was the eldest son af the
late John and Catherine Mc-
Naughton, Bayfield Road (at Ban-
nockburn) Varna.
Born in Stanley Township, he
tilled the farm taken up by his
father in 1832, for over 40 years
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until his retirement to London in
1920.
A former reeve and councillor
of Stanley Township and also on
the Huron County Council for sev-
erer years, he was the laSt sur-
viving member of the 21 members
comprising the 1906 Huron Coun-
ty Council.
A short service conducted by
Rev. H. E. Merifield, St. James
(Westminster) Church, in the Geo,
E. Logan and Sons Funeral Chap-
el, was held on Monday, July 14,
1952, to Trinity Anglican Church,
Bayfield, where Rev, H. J. E.
Webb conducted a ,prayer service.
Mr, McNaughton was a warden
in Hayfield Church over 60 years
ago when the late Rev. F. S. New-
ton (father of 'Mrs. Ray Lawson,
wife of the former Governor Gen-
eral of Ontario) was. Rector. In
his absence one summer the Rect-
or in charge was the late Arch
Bishop Stringer.
Survivors include a daughter
Kathleen McNaughton, at homb
and a sori Ritchie, both of Lond-
on; one granddaughter, •Margaret,
at present in Toronto; one broth-
er, David, Hayfield; four sisters,
(Margaret) Mrs. James Johnston,
Goderich Township; (Catherine)
Mrs. sT. D. Leslie, Saratoga, Calif.;
(Maud) Mrs. Sydney. Jackson,
(Charlotte) Mrs. E. A. Sharman,
bath of Lethbridge, Alberta; a son
William, member of 161st Huron
Regiment, was killed in action in
France Nov. 1918 during the- First
World War.
London pall bearers were Tom
Owen, Wilfred Reynolds, John
Lutman, Charlie MacKenzie, Char-
les Steele and Geo. McCormack.
For burial in Bayfield Cemetery
the pall bearers were 'Murney
Johnston, Donald Middleton, John
Marks, three grand nephews),
Clayton.-Elliott, Wilfred Chuter
and Melvin Webster, Varna.
jeana th well ; boys' shoe (12 end
under), Gerry 'Baird, Orrin Baird,
Jack Broadfoot;
Ladies' kieh-the-slipper, Betty
_Squire , Eva Stackhouse, ,Teat*,
McGregor; men's Xick4he-alipper,
Seldon Ross, Robert Allan, %a-
wort Wilson; bat relay, boy's
team; three-legged race (1g _anti under), Betty Ross and .Carocili
Ross, Jean Rathwell and JOAO
Broadfoot, Jack Broadfoot And
Orrin Baird; three-legged race
(over 12), Bob Allan and Stew-,
art Wilson, Murray Vinlayson. and
Bob. Broadfoot, Pat Neale and
Olive Aikenhead; peanut semi--
We; sack race, Jack Broadfoot,
Olive Aikenhead, Bob Broadfoot;
minute walk (ladies), Mrs. F,
McGregor, Mrs. A, Helmer, Mrs.
C. Christie; hop the, rope race,
Bob Broadfoot, jean. Broadfoot,
Margy 'Merrill; running, relay,
girl's team.
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