Clinton News-Record, 1956-09-06, Page 8* '
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• PPONE.: 'EAMELD 4r
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*, and Mrs. -Fred DavAen, De,
trait, visited his friends' over the
weekend.
Miss Margaret Ferguson; Torn.
to, was a guest the AlbiOn 1 -lot -
el last week,
Gorden Pfaff, Windsor, haspr
chased Walter Cotton's pottage,on
Victoria Place,
IYhes Elaine Grainger is leach -
In at No. 4 and N6, 1.2 Biddtilph,
near Clandyboye.
Miss Mabel Seotchmer, Toronto,
spent the past week with Mrs.
Robert Scotchrnei.
Mrs. R. B, johnston returned to
Sault Ste Mark last week to re-
sume her teaching duties.
Mrs. Roy Tyreli, I..oridon, was -
the guest ef Mit L. M. Burt O'er
the weekend. of August 25.
George 13tiCkreli, Wind.sor, was
the guest of Mss Mary Lott Burt
over the weekend of August 25.
Mr. and Mrs. ' James 'Hayman
and Lisa, London, were 'the guests
of :his. •parents over -the long week-
end, •
Miss Barbera Bassett has—re-
turned to Loon after- having
been home on vacation. for two
Weeks:.
• Mr. and Mrs. Dail Leonard. and
family have returned to Toronto
afterspending the summer at their
cottage. -,
Mr, and Mrs. William Murray,
.Detroit, visited the, former's moth-
er, Mrs. Agnes Murray over the
weekend: '
Mr. and IVIrs. Lorne Cook, Lewis
and Gail, Evanston, Ill., were at
• theircattage, "Hightop" over the
long weekend.
M. and Mrs. Albert Long and
Miss Barbara, Stratford, were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs, Harry Bak-
er, `Wheel -In" over the weekend
.of August 25-7.
Miss Marion Makins, LOndon,
was home over the weekend,
Mies L, Powell, Seaferth, A vis.,
iting her cousin, Mrs. George Lind-
saY,
Mr. and: Mrs. S. Bryant left on
slay to spend a feW days at
their he at Byron.
Mr, and Mrs, 3. M. Atkinson
were at their home in the village
ever the heliday weekend,
Mr, and Mrs. Geor,ge Fellows
and ,family, Riverside, were at
their cottage over the weekend.
Mr, and Mrs. Nertna.n Toma, De-
troit, spent the Labour Day week-
end with Mr, and Mrs. Charles
Toms.
Tony Pugh and family have re-
turned to "Royal Oak, Mich., after
having spent the season at their
cottage..
Mr. and . Mrs. J Ingold, De
trolt, were with the latter's aunt,
ws, W. M, Purves over the holi-
day weekend.
M. F. Marshall, who has spent
the" past three months with Md.
A. W. ,Reid,^retgrned to Islington
n Saturday, „
Mr, and Mrs, R. J. Larson, Mrs.
Donald McLeod and Lea Anne
were in London from Saturday un-
til Monday evening.
Mr, and Mrs. Robert IVIcEwen
and M. and Mrs. L. lVfoKinnon,
Louden, . were at "The Cedars"
over the long weekend,
Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Vicary and
boys, Essex, spent • the weekend
with Mrs,. Weary's sister, Mrs.
•Harry Baker and family.
Mr. and 1VIrs. Xeith Leonard and.
children, Richvale, spent the long
weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. A. Featherston. •
Mr. and Mrs. DouglasKing-and
small sell, Murray, Toronto, were
with his grandmother, Mrs. -George
Xing, over the long weekend
Evans Cameron 'and sem, .Scott,
Toronto, were with his father,
Jelnea A. and Mrs. Cameron froth
Wednesdag; to Friday last week.
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Xr.. and Mrs. L. A. 13annister,,
Elkeeth and .Garyt have
been at their cottage have return
ed. to .Stratford,
Renout johns and sop thane
turned to Detroit 02 '4 •efter
having been: at Mrs* Walter West,
140 for three • weeks.
Mr, and Mrs. F M.; *MIAs,. Ann,
and Linde have returned to God,
ericiv!after• having .occupied their
cettage Dn Delevan Street.. ,•
The Rev, and Mro..P, H. Paull.
Listowel, were the 0114'0s of Mrs,
W. and Miss Kathleen Reid
from Monday te Wecinesday,t,
Dr. and Ma. Ralph' Nicholls arid
W. J, Nichollst London, gargle- last
Week to be with Mrs, Fred me -
Wen, And Are staying this week.
Mr, and Mrs,- William Dye„ Lo --
den, and Mr., and Weitgel,
Londen, were regent guests a Mr,
and -Mrs. W. Munroe,-"Shangri-
• i
J. and Mrs. oward Burt and
family 'Were with Mrs. L. M. Buri
over the Weekend and she aceorn-
panted, them on their trip to Len -
don, -
,SeVeral friends from Bayfield
attended a shower for Miss Beet.
ah "Parker which was held in fthe
Town' HeJl, Varna, on Thursday
last. "
1\0, and Mrs. Carson reweett,
sernaa, canie on • Thursday to
spend some holidays with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. H, Mac -
Lead.
Mr. and Mrs,. Fred Erfb and four
children returned to Birmin,gharn,
Mich„ on Tueiday after having
spent a •week at "Sirchcliff" Cot-
tage.
Misses M. Hodgins and M. Mac-
dOnald returned to Toronto on Fr4,4
• day after having been at the for
flier's cottage, "Stonehaven" for a,
fortnight.
Mr. and Mrs, George Lindsay
and Carel, Paris,
Mr. and Mrs.
John E, Sparks and family, Drem-
bo, visited Mrs. Gebrge Lindsay
on Sunday. ,
Mr. an Mrs. T. James, Detroit,
and the latter's sister, Miss Mabel
Grout, London, England', were the
guests of Mrs. A. W, 'Reid from
Saturday to Monday.
-Mr. and Mr. Argus McRae and
Douglas returned to London on
Friday after having spent a week
with her 'parents, Mr. and Mrs,
William IL Johnston.
Mrs, J. A. Orr and son John
who have been at their cottage for
the summer and X. A. Orr who
was here over: the Weekend have
returned to Stratford.
Mrs. E. McEvoy -and,Mri. Lela
'Landenslager have returned- . to
Enid, Oklabotha, after having
spent the summer with their aunt,
Mrs, E. W. Oddleifson• ,
Kenneth Scotelinier, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Scotchnier, Bronson
Line, is in Scott Memorial Hospit-
al, Seaforth,, where he underwent
Surgery on Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs: William -Barber
and family,. St, Thomas, Were at
their cottage in Bailey Park,
which they have purchased recent-
ly, over th-e holiday weekend.
- Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Jackson have
returned, to Detroit after having
spent several weeks in the Mc-
Combe cottage. Mrs. Jackson is a
sister of Mrs. Charles R. Will.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hayman and
four. children returned to 'Belle-
ville the last week in August after
having spent the season with his
parents, M. and Mrs. A. W. Hay-
man.
Mr. and Mrs: Richard Dick,
Garden City, Mich., were at her.
father's cottage last. week. Mr.
and Mrs. David Luck and three
.1)oys:are now at the Kanter cot-
tage. ,
Miss Ethel Blair, London, -was
home over the long weekend. Her
mother Mrs. R. Blair, 'and Mrs.
George Heard, went to London -on
Tuesday:evening to spend Wednes-
day with.her.
Miss Helen Blair left on Satur-
daS, to commence her teaching
• duties at Lively, near- Sudbury.
Her father, Robert Blair,. motored
With her to Tillsonburg where she
joined a friend for the trip.
.,Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Knight,
Toronto, visited her mother over
the weekend. Linda Gemeinhardt,
who has been visiting her aunt in
Toronto and in Niagara Falls, re-
turned to the village with them.
Mr. anct Mrs, Grafton Weston
were here aver the weekend. Their
daughter Judy returned to London
with them after having spent the
long vacation with her grandpar-
eats, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Weston,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mather,
ead, Garrett and Christopher left
on Saturday for their home in
Arlington, Virginia, after having
been the guests of the former's
aunt, Mrs,. R. W. 13r1stol, for a
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Roliald Burt who
had been holidaying at Britannia
Lodge, Huntsville, were ,at their
home in the village last, week,
Misses Elaine and. Linda Keyes,
Hensel', visited their autt, Mrs,
Ronald Burt,
Mr, and Mrs. Arch. Ormond
Newark, N.J., recently visited his
brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs, H.
L Ormond. Mr. H. iSebitts,
Mount Vernon, Ohio, a classmate
of Mrs. H. IL Ormond, was her
guest last week.
Mr, and Mrs. Robert MacLeod
spent Sunday 'With his DarentS, Mr,
end Mrs. L. H. MacLeod. On their
return to London, they were Se-
comparded 'by their daughter,
Cathy, who has been with her
grandparents f� r the surniner.
'Guests at the home of Mrs. Wal-
ter Westlake reeently included;
Mr., and Mrs, Arthur AtithiSon,
Birniinghani; Mr, and Mrs, A.
Hartry, Hamilton; Mr„ -arid Mrs, J..
D. Eubanks', Detroit; Robert TA'oldt,
Herman Dingelhofer, Grosse Poin-
te,
Wiflia '. Buchan, Dunnville,
spent Sunday and Monday with
his sister, Mrs.'11. W. Woods. On
his return, he was accompanied by
his oldest brother, W. E. 'Euchan,
who has been with his sister ter
four weeks. W. E. Euchan will
visit in Dunnville and also his
daughter in Ottawa, enroute to
his home h Calgary.
•
•
14rs. Jack Sturgeon, jr.,
com-
puied by her son Birinie, Howard
Scotehmer and Ricky Netkins vis-
ited with her sister, Mrs. Gilbert
Knight J11 Toronto from Monday
to Wednesday last weeic The
stysin4en?noytehtle tohitey.t`NB and sight -
Kiss lVfary Alice Hunter and
John DovImie, University Of TRr.
Conte, accompanied D. R. G. H1/o
ter from Toronto, and were hero
ofer the weekend of August 20.
MisS
Sally Beth's guest -tP the
Liabour DaY weekend wasEliza,
1144Miss i31Jaekaen' 113,'IQettIC9avbeell'ang
Maeleackl, Torontec Were .the
guests ef Miss Mabel Hodgins over
thejso, eerke•Golv wnhdc:Owt:Artoig:un211
gust 25 Mrs.
James and Miss Bonnie Cow,
wi
Goderich called on Miss Nedgins
one day that week
Mr, and Mrs. - Douglas Long
came on Friday to visit her par -
ens, Mr, and Mrs. Harry Baker
before leaving fax Vancouver, B.C.,
on Sunday. Mr. Long will enter
the University of British colturibia
to study for his IVIaSter's degree.
Mrs, Long will be on the 'Staff ef
the Victorian, Order off Nurses,
Mrs. Tack Murray ;vile ha been
visiting her sister-in-lavv, Ws. W.
J. McLeod, returned` to„ Owen
Sound with her husband who Was
here for a few days, IVIrs.
Murray and daughter, Miss ponna
Murray, Toronto, also visited her
eider daughter, Mrs. W, J. Mc-
Leod and farnibeover the weekend.
James Adams, Chicago and
South Haven, MIb., accompanied
by nephews and their wives and a
mice, Mr. and 1VIrs. Stacy .Adams,
Atlanta, Georgia, Mr. and Mrs.
john Adams, 1V/ilwaiikee, Wis., and
Miss Olive Hyatt, East St. Los,
Ill., visited Bayfield, his native
villageanAugust 24, . and called
an
frids.
' Guests at Deer -Lodge recently
were: Mr. and Mrs. F. X, Crooks
and family,l)etroit; Mr, and Mrs.
T. M. Fraser and family, London;
Mr. ...and Mrs. James Ifarris and
family, Mr. and Mrs, J. Harris,
London;' Mrs. James Prew, Lamp-
ster, N.H. Mrs. Frew is an artist
and she was out sketching on the
beach at six o'clock in the morn-
ing when weather permitted
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Elliott,
daughter, Mrs. James Lorent, and
son Danny, Oshawa,
yvent on to
visit his sister in Detroit on Wed-
nesday of last week after having
visited his cousin, 14s. Alfred
Seotchmet, Jr., and family from
the previous Saturday, Eric re-
newed acquaintanees in the vil-
lage. He was a school boy- here
when his father Ed. Elliott was
principal o f Bayfield Public
School.
The' Rt. Rev. William A: Town-
shend, DD, FOtS, Mrs. ToWnshend
laarbara and Robert, London, and
a nephew, Alan Townshend; Sarn-
ia, were at their cottage on Fri-
day and-Sattrday. 13ishop TOW114,
ihend, Suffragan of Huron, left on
Saturday evening to attend the
meeting of the Canadian House of
Bishops in Brockville. He wiltal:
so attend the Executive gounen' at
Kingston, September 6 to 12. Alan
Townshend attended the Huron
Church Camp before leaving for
Sarnia.
Mr. and Mrs.- Norval Gemein-
hardt, Carl and Lois, Saginaw,
Mich., returned to their home on
Monday after having -spent a week
at the home of Mrs. F...C. Gem-,
einhardt. Other visitors ith Mrs.
Gemeinhardt were Miss Muriel
StalkerNher sister and lirother-in-
aw, Cheboygen, Mr. and
Mrs, Stanley Widener and $on Lar-
ry, Mrs. E. Wuhner, Seginaw;, Mr.
and Mrs. C. Rogue, M and Mrs.
W. Worthington, Toronto;, Jack
Wilson, I.,eridarn Dan Dupqs,
.4114 Mrs. Gordon Dupuis _and
daughter Sandra, grittieby. •
Oleate at The Little Inn; Miss
Susan Ardist, Highland Park,
Mid:4 Mrs. Edith Sestocit and
fanUy,DirnAingiunn, Mich.; Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Petinsk, Worth-
ington, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs,„Robert
lieWISOTI, Ann Arbor, Mich.; Miss
Margaret Jarvis, Hamilton; miss
Margaret Haskins, Royal Qak,
Mich.; Miss Jessica King, Detroit;
William Strasser and family, Dear-
born, Mich; Mr. and Mrs, D. me-
Cr,immon and son, Donald. Mont-
real, Qge., F/Q and Mrs. 33. Stead -
Man, LOrt;31011; M. and Mrs, K. R.
CeneiY, Ferndale, Mich,; Miss gel -
en Beanmount, Cleveland; William
Davidson, EaSt Laiping,
Miss A. Grimes, at LanSing; M.
and Mrs. M, L. Oseneranz, East
Lansing; M. and Mrs. John Mes-
senger, East LanSing; Mrs, B.
Long and- Barbara, • Walkerville;
Mrs, F. Bally and Janet, Vindsor;
Mrs, W, Heyd and daughter Ruth
VVincis' or; , Mr, ,and Mrs. R,
Coates, Ottawa; ' Mr, and IVlrs. n. H.
Wolslie,
Hamilton; Dr. and MrS.
H. L. Dyer, Detreit, Web,: 1)r.
and Mrs. R. NfacKafand children,
Landon; Miss,„ Muriel, Dyer, Ed-
monton; Mr, and Mrs. J. Brown,
Jr., Detroit; 'Mr. and Mrs,, Karl
Davies and Susan, Detroit;
and Mrs. Frank Kelly and Rich-
ard, Detroit; Miss Mabel ReSs,
roto, Mr. and IVIrk D. Green, pe-
troit.
At The Poplars .
Mrs. J.. RadfordClinton, and
grandchildren, Nancy and Caroline
Watters, •Goderich, were 'at her
cottage over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. /4. A. Stephens,
Jane, Mark and Norah, returned.
to Toronto, on Sunday after hav-
ing spent the summer at their cot-
tage, "Loch Harne.e
Mr. and Mrs. '''Stewart Cook,
Nancy, and Donald, who have been
at their cottage far the season
returned to their home in Strat-
ford on Monday, "
" Mr. and Mrs. J .Cree Cook re-
turned to their home in Clinton on
Monday after ha'ving spent the
summer at "Wee Loch' Heine.",
Mr. andMrs Wililam Grieg and
Miss Jean Greig let on Tuesday
for Toronto, after having been at
'their cottage,' "Bali Acres", far the
summer-
Mr .and Mrs. William, Bell, Jr:,
Jeffrey and'Billy, left on Wednes-
day. for their home in Dearborn;
Mich., after, vacationing in . the
parental cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. /Stanley Blowes
and four 'children have returned
to Stratford after occupying their
cottage, "Grunthlenot".
Mr. and Mrs. George. Peter,
Stratford, were' at their 'Cottage
over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Bentinger, 1VIrs.
Harry Peter, and Mr. and Mrs.
Franc Peter, Douglas ail* Mary
Stratford, spent the long weekend
at the Peter cottage.
ANSWER
TO
THIS
• WEEK'S
2C -W011,1?
NUS., S• jOhMtOil.
(B our Dayfield 'correspondent)
The death occurred in Alexan-
dra. Maxine and General Hospital,:
Goderieb, an Sunday, Aupst X'
of Mrs. Sarah johnston,
The deceased woman who was
a daughter of Mary Ann Bell Eird.
William Bell, was born in
anIi-
ton, January 9,„'1870.
In .early childhood she moved to
Goderich with hev parents, where
she continued to 'reside,
Site was parried to .Johti John-
ston, who predeceased her in 1.948..
'Besides raising her family of:
three children, she also raised a
niece and a grandson, William. 11.
jolInstono in later -years, Follow,
-mg her husband's derniSe, she
made her home with this grand -
eon..
She was a member Of Victoria
Street United Church, Goderich.
Mrs,..:•J''.ohnson had spent some
tune .with, her daughter in 134y-
-field and also been in and out of
hospital for some months during:
her lengthy nines's. .peat/z was
due to a heart condition and corn -
•plications. •
Surviving are, a .son, Clarence,
GocleriCh, a daughter, Ada (tMrs,
George ‘Little), Bayfield; four
grandchildren, -William H. Johns-
, I
ton, Doris and Arlene Jobnstong •
Goderich, and Mrs, Cecil Grist,.
Halifax, N.$,, and three great.,
grandchildren,
The Amoral WAS held frau), OA.
Ledge funeral home'GotieriChro.
Tuesday, August 28. The service.
was conducted by -the Rev. S. A, .
Moate, Goderich, assisted by the .
Rev. Reter Renner, Bayfield.
Interment was made in Malt., •
land Cemetery, Goderich, -
The pallbearers were: George-. s
Mtnnby, Wilfred Larder, Robert
McCabe, George 1VieCabe,
Bell,D, M, O'Brien.
Those attending the funeral.,
from a ,distance were; Mrs, jobn,.
W. Bell, Mr. and Mrs, Ernest '
Rowe, Nerwieh; Mr. and Mrs..
Reg. Tnfford, Stratbroy; 1V1r, and,
Mrs. Jahn E. Patterson, Seaforth;
Mr% Fred Unteh, Mrs, 3, Rands, „
Mr, and Mrs, Dick Jacob, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas 4. Riley, Clinton,' Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley I Bryant, Lori
don; Me,.and Mrs, 3, M. Stewart,,
Mrs. Fred McEwen, the Rev. and•„
Mrs. Peter Renner, Bayfield; L. $„.
Walden, London; MP, Corey E.
Back, Detroit; Mr. and Mrs, •
Theron Betties, Seaforth,
(Additional' Bayfield Hews
, on Pages 3, 9, 10 and 11)
TENDER, Tovinship of Tuckersmith
TENDERS ore invited by the TOwnship of Tucker -
smith for the construction of the Shepherd Creek Drain
consisting of 33,500 lineal feet of open drain (17,700
cu. yds.). .
Marked cheque for 1096 of the amount of tender
mutt accompany each tender and tenders must\ be in
the clerk's hands by Sept, 15th, 1956, at 6 p.m. DST.
,Plans and specifications may be sten at the clerk's
office.
Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
E. P. CHESNEY,
,„Clerk, Tuckersmith,
36-7-b ', _ (
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The Township of Tuckersmith Municipal Dumping
Ground, , situated one-half, miie west of Egmondville,
Con. 3, HRS, will be topen to ratepayers of the Town-
ship of Tuckersmith only, on Wednesday and Saturddy
afternoons from the ',hours of 2 to 6 p.m.
No wire, car bodies or garbage (organic) is to ,be
deposited and all dumping must be cione, under the
supervision of the. insPector.
, 33:4-5-b
E. P. CHESNEY, Clerk,
•- Township of Tuckersmith.
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