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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1953-08-06, Page 6'PAGE SIX News of Bayfield Itepresentative $ISS WCY" R, WOODS IN41r-! P 1^1-x'-4 Gerald Sturgeon, Preston, was home over the weekend. Mr. .and Mrs. Charles Kanter, Detroit, are holidaying at their cottage in the village. Mr, and Mrs, 13, Myers and fam- ily, Byron, spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. S. Bryant, Charles Harleib and family, Kitchener, are occupying James Day's cottage this month. David Ormond, Detroit, visited Ms parents, Mr. and Mrs, H. H. Ormond, over the weekend, Mr. and Mrs, W. Cotton have returned to, the village after hav- ing spent a week in London. Mr, and Mrs. Allan Hayes, De- troit, are occupying the Metcalf cottage for .the month of August. Jackie and Mildred Fraser, Lon- don, spent the weekend with their parents, Mr, and Mrs. <J. Fraser. Roy McLeod, Toledo, Ohio, came on Sunday to spend a fortnight with his sister, Miss Cecil McLeod. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Scott and Ronald, Dearborn Mich., are spending this week at The Little Inn, Miss Margaret Stirling, London, was with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Stirling over .the week- end. Mrs. Frank Bauer and family and Mrs. James Huck, Waterloo, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Bauer. Miss L. C. Morley' returned to Detroit on Monday after having spent the past few weeks at her cottage. Dr. and Mrs. Paul Walden, Montreal, are spending this month in one of the Galbraith cottages at The Point. Phone BAYFIELID 403 Mrs• William Moran and Mrs. L. G. Bassett, London, came on Mon- day to spend a few days at the former's cottage. Mrs. R. H. Middleton and Bob- by, Hensel), are spending a few days this week with hen mother, Mrs, N. W. Woods. Mrs, W. M. Purves left' on Wed- nesday to attend the Shakespear- ian Festival en route for a boat trip up the Saguenay, Mr. and Mrs, James A. Cameron Were the guests of Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Oakes at their cottage at Bala over the weekend. Mrs. A. Catling and daughter, Mrs. S. Taylor, Port Stanley, came on Sunday to visit her bro- ther, Herbert Sturgeon. Mrs. A. Woodward and Miss M. Henning returned to Detroit on Friday after having been the guests of Miss L. C, Morley, at "Birchcliff". Mrs. William Menerey and Mr. and Mrs. Clare Hall adxi two sons, Morris and Bill, Yale, Mich., were the guests of Mrs, Bruce Menerey over the weekend, Mr, and Mrs, James Day and family returned to Pleasant Ridge, Mich., on Saturday after- having spent the past few weeks at their summer home here. Guests of Mr, and Mrs. Charles F. Rogers over the weekend in- cluded Mrs. F. C. Walls, Miss Barbara Walls, Hamilton, and Mr. and Mrs, , D, J. Patterson, Gode- rich. Charles F. Rogers, Jr., and Dirk Aberson, Seven Islands, Que., were the guests of Dr, and Mrs. R. G. Hunter over the weekend. Miss A. M. Dative and Mr. and Mrs. W. GET OUT AND VOTE on M NDAY, AUGUST 10 for L. Elston Cardiff Your PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATE IN HURON Committee Rooms in Bank of Montreal Building, Clinton Phone Clinton 116 For Cars and Information on Election ul. ay Published by Progressive Conservative Association of Clinton CLINTON NEWS -RECORD THURSIAAY, AUGUST fa, 1. J, . J. Avey and family, London, also visited them on Sundae' Mr, and Mrs. F, Erb and three children, 1+ rederiek, Wendy and Leslie, • Birmingham, Mich., are occupying " 13irchciiff", Miss L. C. Morley's cottage, ;for the month of August. The Rev. La ,Verne and Mrs. Morgan and three children, Kar-, en, Phillip and Marcia, Marine City, Mich., are occupying Mrs, 3. 1-1. Cobb's cottage, "Sum -R -Inn" for a couple of weeks. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Hall, in the death of her husband, William James Hall, formerly of Toledo, Ohio, which occurred on Wednesday, July, 29, 1953, follow- ing an illness of Several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hudson and Miss Penelope Shepherd, Windsor, were the guests of Miss Kathleen Reid at "Enfield" cottage over the weekend. Penelope remained to spend this week with Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Reid. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph V. Bennett, Frances and Roger, Norwalk, Con- necticut, are the guests of Miss Eileen Hession, "Fair Acres"; Dr. and Mrs, B. L. Hessian and fam- ily, London, also were guests of his sister over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cunning- ham, Mooretown, Rev. and Mrs. H. G. E. Crosby and Miss P. Crosby, Ree.N., Scotia, N.Y., who are at their cottage at Moore - town, were the guests of Mr, and Mrs, J. E. Howard on Thursday last. Misses Margaret Howard and Rosalind Carew -Jones left Tues- day to spend ten days at "Keeway- din"`the Girl Guide Camp, 25 miles north of Goderich. The Rev. and Mrs, E, Carew -Jones and Mrs. Howard motored to the camp with the girls. Guests at the Albion Hotel are Roger Moire, Detroit; Mrs. Vera Ballingall and Miss Mary Joan, and Miss Dorothea Treleaven, London. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Nev- ille and Stephanie Neville, Sarnia, Charles, Brian and Pat Rourke and George Cooper, Toronto, and Misses Rubie Fisher, Barbara Pol- lock and Isabel Andrews, Kitchen- er, were also guests over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. James Maitland and Peter, London, and Mr. and Mrs. T. Marks and family, Grand Rapids, Mich., are holidaying in one of the Jowett cottages. Others who arrived on Saturday to occupy Jowett cottages are: Mr. and Mrs. J. Rapsey and family, Ajax; Mr. and Mrs. J. Hall and family, De- troit; Mr. and Mrs. E. Blair and family, Windsor; Mr. and Mrs. D. Higgins and family, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. W. Heyman and family, Detroit. Trinity WA Tea Miss L. C. Morley was hostess at a delightful tea on Wednesday afternoon, July 28, for the bene- fit of the Woman's Auxiliary of Trinity Church, at which there was a good attendance. The tea table, done in Corona- tion colours with gold -coloured cloth and artistic floral centre of hydrangeas and purple buddleia, was set in the charming secluded garden under the apple trees at "Birchcliff." Mrs. C. R. Will, Mrs. W. M., Purves and Mrs. R. H. F. Gairdner poured. Misses Margaret Howard, Mary Alice Hunter, Barbara Bas- sett, Helen Whittall, Rosalind Carew -Jones, Donna and Lucy Day assisted Mrs. A. Woodward and Miss M. Henning in serving the guests. Over $40 -was realized for special WA purposes. The four ducks in our window display average six , pounds at nine weeks of age on Thursday, August 6th. These ducks will make thie eating. The Deeves boys have 30 of these ducks ready for killing.. We will be pleased to take orders for these- fine ducks. You can get profitable r€sults on the PUR.IN.A. Programme. Purina Products are made not to sell at a price but to produce best results at lowest cost Consult the Clinton Farm Supply for your feed needs. CLINTON FARM SUPPLY :ENO Nx1 NNN Come... To The -Huron County Trade Fair Then See.. The BEST SELECTION of M hone 465 hit Huron County at MURPHY BItOS. (OPPOSITE THE ARENA) CLINTON HuronSt. EBENEZER w<rffe�f�fai4Ps The Woman's Association of Ebenezer United Church xnet at the home of ' Mrs. Fred' Lobb. The president, Mrs. d! . Jones, was in charge of the meeting, which was opened by singing the theme song, followed by the creed and Lord's Prayer repeated in unison. A hymn was sung and the de- votional period was taken by the president. The roll call Was a famous person whom we have always admired," end was an- swered by nine members and two visitors. The minutes gJ . the previous meeting were read and adopted. It was decided to use a travell- ing apron to .make funds for the society. The chapter from the study book was given by Mrs. Irvine Tebbutt. The meeting was closed by the president with a benedic- tion. Ebenezer Anniversary Arrangements have been i'hade for the anniversary services of Ebenezer church, to be held. on September 13, :A former at- tendant of the church, Archdeac- on W. Townshend, London, is to be the guest speaker. Three Are Baptised At the regular church service en Sunday, August 2, rites of baptism were administered t'o three children. A. guest soloist from Hamilton sang, Next Sun- day, August 9, the speaker will be Brock Vodden, Blyth, who is a candidate for the ministry. CONSTANCE Mrs. Mary Nicholson, who has made her home in Toronto for a few years is visiting friends in the neighborhood. Mrs. Edith McFarlane and daughters, Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stevenson, Brussels, spent Civic Holiday with rel- atives in the village. Mr. and Mrs, Bernard Riley and family, Kitchener, spent the weekend and Civic Holiday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Riley, Master Dennis and Shir- ley Ann returned home with them after four weeks holidays with their grandparents. At The Poplars Miss Wilma Radford, who spent a vacation with her mother, Mrs. 3. Radford, returned to London on Monday. Mr, and Mrs. R. Hamilton and two children, Penny, and Gerald, are occupying "Grumble -Not" cot- tage this month. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Cook and two children returned to Windsor on Monday after spending July with the former's parents. William Grigg returned to To- ronto on Monday after+a vacation spent with his wife and daughter at their cottage "Bali Acres". Mr, and Mrs. Frank Peter, Mary and Douglas, Stratford, are at their cottage. Mrs. Harry Peter, Stratford, is occupying her cottage. Mr. and Mrs. William Bell, Sr., returned to Dearborn on Sunday after spending a holiday at their cottage. Mr. and Mrs. William Bell, Jr., and baby, are at the cottage this week. Janie and Mark Stephens, To- ronto, are visiting with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cook. Dr. and Mrs. Fred Landon, London, called on Mr. and Mrs. Cree Cook on Wednesday. HULLETT The, Burn's W. M. S. and W. A. met at the home of Mrs. William Trewin on Thursday, July 30. Mrs. E. Knox was in charge of the worship service. A pro- gramme based on the work of the rural missionary at -large was used, Mrs, Roe, Mrs, W. Reid, Mrs, G. Watt, and Margaret Tre- win, each represented a mission- ary, and told of her work in Canada. During the business session, it was decided to have the Miss- ion Band meeting on August 27, in S.S. No. 11 school. This will be Group 1's meeting, but Group 2 will bring tarts, Group 3, cook- ies, and Group 1 the drink and sandwiches. Anyone ttill having articles for the bale to be ,sent to the Fred Victor Mission are asked to send them to Mrs. Jixn Scott, who has been appointed to ship the bale. Members are asked to give their Bible Society donations to their group leader or to Miss Ida Leiper. There were 19 ladies present. Oid ou knowthat., THE FIRST AUTOMOBILE WAS BUILT-IN 1769 -OVER 180 YEARS AGO ! (I7 WAS WRECKED WHEWIT HIT A WALL AT FULL • SPEED,.. 2 MPH I ) JIGGER,SOFTER SUPER•CUSHIOWS BY GOODYEAR PROVIDE GREATER DRIVING COMFORT, LONGER MILEAGE.TWO PRICE RANGES... REGULAR PRICED DELUXE SUPER•CUSH1ON AND THE LOW PRICED MARATHON SUPER -CUSHION. SEE US SOON FOR EITHER OF THESE BIG GOODYEAR VALUES 1 LOOK FOR THIS "HIGH SIGN" OF QUALITY 0 Clinton Monument Shiop ' Open .Every friday Qnd by Appointment Loco! Representative; J. J. Zopfe, Phone 103 T. PRYDE and SON CLINTON EXETER -- SEAFORTH See our display . . TIRES & TUBES BATTERIES.` . BICYCLES at the I-IURON COUNTY TRADE FAIR August 6-7-8 HEY KIDS . , . Don't forget, to get a FREE ticket on the WESTERN Bicycle that ;vill be given away at the fair on, Saturday. Western Tire and Auto Supply Rattenbury St. E. tClintoB Lakeview Casino • GRAND B,,E: N -D:s. NEIL McKAY and his ALL-STARS DANCING EVERY NIT.E The Best Orchestra in Yearsl Tunes you want to dance to, and vocals by JUNE ---• JOHNNY -- and the QUARTETTE -- EVERY THU'w S ARTHUR MURRAY AY — z. NIGHT Ballroom dancing by the country's most outstanding instructors! The intense interest in this show has trebled attendance! Don't miss it. 21/2 hours danc- ing—IA hour of exhibitions, and tuition at regular admission of '75 cents each. Vote CARDIFF AND CUT T XES! SEE WHAT YOU'LL GAIN 1 Under a Progressive Conservative Government Income Tax EXEMPTIO\ Married Man Single Man SALES TAX On Clothes, Shoes And Other Necessities Now $2,000 $1,000 1O% MCT (ARDIFF After Aug. 10 $3,000 $1,500 :gid :Lopsided Government 'ti Wisheld by }-I t on Progressive Conservative Association,