Clinton News-Record, 1957-03-07, Page 8Arthur Payne, Termite, spent
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the weekend visiting 'friends in
thiS,.vicirlitY. •
Mr. Itaithby, Auburn, visited,
the -United Church Sunday School
on Sunday Afternoon last and gave
a Short address.
Mrs, Melvin Webster and Miss
Rachel Johnston, spent th4 Week-
end. With their sister, Mrs. ledd-
clington, in Cornwall, Ontario.
Bed Cross •
The annual Red Cross meeting
will be held on Tuesday evening
next for the election of officers
and the appointment of colleotors.
An obj4ctive of 8250 has been set
for the Varna branch.
Concert
•
The Clinton Junior Farmers and
Junior Institute ,put on a very fine
concert under the auspices of the
17PU. They presented their prize
winning play "The First Dress
Stilt" which was much enjoyed by
a large crowd,
Sleigh, Aide
The Goshen and Varna United
Church Young leeoples" Union went
or a sleigh ride at the Goshen re-
ceetlY. Bill -Elliott took charge af
the horses which had been kindly
leaned by hie father. On return -
big the group met at Mr. and Mrs,
Melvin Elliott's home where hot
dogs and hot chocolate were ser-
ved. .A. very enjoyable time was
spent. /The president MisS Lola
Chuter thanked Mr. and 'Mit.
loft for their kind hospitality.
At the end of 1955 some 6,600-
000 Cieritalians: were bovered by
voltattary hospital insurance.
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News. of giifield
By MISS MAWJ. WQQDS
OAltarie ChAmplOn Iterel Correspondent
PHONE: BATR,IELD 45 r
Miss Berbera Bassett LoTiclon,
was beetle ever the weekend
Mrs. J, Wallace, Oakvilla, is the
guest of Mrs. J„ H. Colob this week.
Mrs. Fred •IYIcEWee, London,
visited her eister, Urs. E. Schnell,
on Stinclay,
Mr, and *Mrs, R. H. Middleton
and BobbY, Hensall, visited Mls
Lucy' Woods on Sunday,
Mrs, Herbert Clark, Union, vis-
ited her siter-ineave"Mrs, Charles
Toros over the weekend,
Mr., and Mrs. E. A„ Featlierstere
London, nerd „Sunday with Mr,
and Mrs, Christopher Parker,
D, A, Atkinson returned home
on Tuesday evening after having
-spent a month at Clearwater, Fie.,
Mr. arid Mrs. Dennis Bisback,
Clinton, visited her parents, Mr,
and Mrs, E. J. Sturgeon on Sun-
day,
Glehri Sturgeon, London, was
',with his parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Willard Sturgeon over the weeke
end,
Nies. DenalellelcLeod and Leetenne"
whO accompanied them visited
her brother Clarence Larson and
Sidney Castle was able to leave
Victoria. Hospital, Lendon, on
Thursday last and return to his
home in Siincoe.
Gerald Sturgeon and Miss Aud-
rey Solonik, Preston, spent „the
weekendwith his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed. Sturgeon.
Mr. and Mrs: Jack Murray,
Owen Sound! are spending this
week with his sister, Mrs. W. J,
aWoLeod and airily.
,Mr. and IVIrs. Elden 1Vteener
daughter lifaxIne, and Al Cleaber,
London, Ndsito,d, the former's,atint,
Mrs. E. J. Stargeon, on Sunday.
,Mrs. Charles Scotchmer was
able ta Wine home o MOnday af-
ter having been a patient inClin-
ton Pnblic Hospital, from Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lindsay
and Carol accompanied by a friend
from Paris visited theformer%•
rnother,,,Mrs, J. Lindsay, 'on Sun-
day.
Corporal and Mrs. Lloyd West-,
Ieke en4„Itic4p l'Cie_teh'enere. Were
Nvith her parents, ivire.„' and Mrs..
Malcolm Toms from 'Friday until
Tuesday. .
Mr. and 'err's. Robert , Parker,
London, and Williern .Parker,
spent theweekend with,
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will -
lam E. Parker.
Mrs, Fred WeSten, Elaine, Jaekl
le and Cathy, spent Saturday and
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Keith
Ps and ,family.
•Guests of the Rev. and Mrs, W.
Outerbriclge at the Rectory over
the 'weekend were her brother-in-
law and sister, M. and Mrs, L.
Wiight, London.
Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd Maltins are
planning to attend the Hairdresse
er's Convention at the Royal York
hotel, Toronto, from Monday tO
Thursday next week.
Mr, and Mrs. T. M. Leckie, Miss
Donna Leckie, accompanied by
Miss Nancy Henning,„ London,
were at their cottage hi Lakeside
Park over the weekend,
Mr. and Mrs, E. W. OddliefsOn,
London, accompanied: by, the let-
tere' cousin, JOhn Wood, Meese
Jaw, Sask., spent the weekend at
their home on Main Street,
The Woman's Day et Prayer
will be held M Trinity Church,
Baedfield, on Friday afterpoon, at
three o'elock, This service is Wer -
Id wide in its Seeee and this year
was prepared bY Hungarien.
, Mrs, W, F. Metcalf, who *as a
Patient in Clinton Public Hospital,
returned to her home in the vil-
lage on Wednesday of last week.
Mrs. J. Hubbord, Blenheim, is at-
sisting Mrs, A. Ctimmings in car-
ing for Mrs, IVIeteaN.
. Mrs. W. S. Outerbridge and
Peter left on lkilanday morning to
visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
L Latta, leockpert, NX., for a -
few days. They leave on March 8
for --Venice, Florida, via Melton
Air Pert, Mr, Outerbridge will
join them early in April to become
vicar of St. David's Episcopal
Chtireh, Englewbod and assistant
to the rector of St, Mark's, Venice.
Pertertiiin Wives e
The firemen have recently re-
decorated the fire hall and to show
how nicely it has been fixed up,
they entertained their' wives on
:Tuesday evening': Reg. Francis
Projected beautiful and interesting
local views •,and others which he,
had taken on trips. Winners at
euchre were Mrs. J. Sturgeon, Jr.,
high; ,Mrs, Grent Turner, low;
Clift letter, high; Fred Weston,
This happy evening was
brought to a close with a cold
turkey lunch. •
Elle' lire Party
At the Etichre Club meeting at
the home of Mrs. Fred Arkell, on
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Mrs. A. E. Pollock
Celera ties 921 -til
Etiithclay, Mar, 12
(By iolg Bayfield OrxesPeluient)
-Corigratilletions and best wish-
es go to Mee? .Agnes ,Pollock,
who on 11/larch, 12 will Celebrate
her.92nd birthday.
Mrs. PoLloeir wha is a resident
at the HUron County Hone is in
good health and -able to be up and
000 her room each day, he was
or a Dry,siwei being the youeg.
est -child of Mr, and Afro, James'
Pollock.. She went West' where
she married a cousin., James Pel -
lock, •
After living in Satkateheviran
for some years, Mre. Pollock re-
tnreed this district In. 1930.
Ernest Pelle*, Varna„ end.1101-
tore Pollock, Goshen Line, Stanley
Township are nephews. •
Thursday evening, February 28,
the hostess surprised Mrs. Walter
Westlake. It was her birtliclaY
and Mrs. Arkell haa baked a cake
and decorated it with candles to
make the occasion quite festive,
Motet Opened
"Wildwood" Motel, built over
the past year by Dr. W. E. Prid-
harze. Mitchell, on the former
Baechler property, a mile and a
half -south of the village, was of-
ficially opened on SuridaY.
Dr, Pridharn was not able to be
preseni,owing, te illness, but Mrs.
Pridharn received about 300 guests
for tea from 2-4 p.m. She was as-
sisted by her two daughters and
son, and brother-in-law and wife,
Mr. and Mre. Fred. Pridham, Mit-
chell, also the managers, Mr. and
Mrs. D. McKnight and daughter
Deiborah in serving.
,Conple Honoured
- The • dance held in the Town
Hall on Friday evening to honour
Mr. and Mrs. Rebert-Parker, was
well attended and quite anenjoy.
able affair. The Hank Norris or-
ehestra played especial waltz for
the bride and • groom when they
arrived. Before lunch Donald
Warner read an address, an. Don-
ald Bell presented theni with a
picture onebehaft. of their many
friends. The frame wife fOund to
hold a inuidrecl dollar bill. Bob
expressed thanks in a few well-
chosen yvords. Later the couple
received a ppm in addition to the
"picture. in the frame."
. Pancake Supper
A paneake supper ,was held in
the parish hall of Trinite A.nglican
Church on Shrove Tuesday, with
a large attendance.
The rector, the Rev. W. S. Out-
erbridge, was at .the door. Mrs.
R. J. Larkin stitred the ingred-
ients and.Mre, Percy Weston and,
Lloyd Sebtchmer cooked the cakes
prescribed by the ancient church
for .this aye; •
Mrs. Lloyd Scotchmer, Mrs. A,
M. Bassett, Mrs. W. J. McLeod,
also „assiStedin.theekitchere, ,e/fre.,
J. B. Higgins was in charge of the
tables, assistedby Mrs. C. Knack-,
• Misses.Ilen, McLeod,Elaine
Weston, Margaret Howard and
noverley Heard waited on tables.
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THURODAY", 1957'
/le Larry Wheatley (left), RR. 1., Dublin (Seeforth Junior. Far-
- niers), etel Beit ;Pepper, RR 3, Clinton, (Clinton Junior 'Farmers),
were meinbere ef the Junior Farmers judging team at the Mid-'
dlesex Seed Fair, Loden, a week ago, that placed second in the
inter -club -Completitions. Bert was high man in the seed judg-
ing. At the leurereCounty Seed. 'Fair, Leery placed second with
870 Points out of 1,000, coning next to Murray Gaunt, RR 1,
.leicknow, Bert was rated fourth with -.83$ points,
, (Ne"We-Record. Photo).
Godefich T9wnship
"77
Harry Torrance, 'whose house
was inerned two months ago, has
the frame up for a new house,
Mr. and Mrs, H. E, Harrison,
Weston, spent. the weekend with
the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James R.. Stirling.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Wallis, Bay-
field, accompanied bY Mrs, gd,
Welsh, Clinton, attended the funl
eral of a cousin, the late Ernest
F. Reed, London, on Monday.
The Women's World Day of
Prayer service will be observed in
St, James' Cherch, Middleton, op
Friday, March 8, at 3 p.m. The
ladies of the -community are in-
vited to attend this lovely service.
The sympathy of everikne is ex-
tended to the bereaved parents
and family of little Andrei 1. Wal-
lis, whq passed away on Sunday
morning . in Clinton Public Hospi-
tal.
District AiUtion Sates
AUCTION SALE
of
60 Head of Cattle, Pigs and
Horses
far
J. Scott Davidson, RR 1, Britton
and.
Elton feleLelland, Bervie
SATURDAY, MARCH 16
lat 1.30 pm.
tii J. .Seott Davidson farm,
lot 14, eon. 10 (of .Mornington tovvn-
ship, 4 miles north, of Milbank, 5
miles west of Linwood and 2 tulles
south of Hesson
Cattle: 22 Holstein heifers, 9
fresh, remainder due to freshen
shortly; 30 Holstein bows, some
freeli, the „rest due shortly;. 1 Hol-
stein heifet, registered, due short-
ly; 1 Ayrshire heNer, fresh; 1 Ayr-
shire heifer, ,yearling; Holstein
heifer, 7 mouths old; 1 Holstein
calf, 2 months old; 1 white faced
steer„ 6 montha'
Pigs: 4 sows, ,bred 12 weeks; 1
sow, bred 2 weeks; 1 pure bred
boar. 20 started pigs. ..
Horses: 'Watched team of greys,
Weighipg' around 3,200 lbs.; geld-
ing rising four; mare rising five;
bay gelding, ten years old, weigh-
ing 1,600 lbs.
Whether your need be for found-
ation stock or to add to your pres-
ent herd, this is an excellent op-
portunity to purchase holsteins of
good size and type, carrying well
balanced udders. A. number are
progeny of Unit Bulls. A ,goodly
number are artificially bred.
In, case.of bad weather,. the sale
will be held under cover.
Terms: Casi on diy of sale
lAnetioneers:
. Doran McLelland and
Edward Giesel
10-b
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm IStockoHay, Grain and
Dairy Equipment, At Lot 30, Con-
cession 5, Hullett Township, three
miles north of Clinton, on the
Base Line, on ,
Tuesday, 'March 19
at 1.30 p.m.
50 Head of Registered
• and Grade Cattle,
Including: Holstein cow, 7 yrs.
old, calf at foot; Holstein cow, 3
yrs. old, freshened 2rnonths; Pure-
bred Holstein cow, 3 yrs. old, fresh-
ened 3 months; Purebred Holstein
cow, 3 yrs. old, freshened 5 weeks;
Holstein cow, 3 yrs, old, freshened
6 weeks; 4 Holstein cows, 3 yrs.
old, bred Holstein and due May 4,
May 15, April 20 and July 24;
4 Holstein cows, 4 yrs. old, bred
Hereford and due April 2, April 15,
March 19 and April 3; Holstein
cow, 3 yrs. old, bred Hereford, due
Sept,; 2' purebred Hereford cows,
4 and 5 yrs. old with ealves at
foot; purebred - yearling heifer
(these calves are suitable for 4 -el
Calf-Clabs); 3 Holstein heifers, 2
yrs. 61d, bred Hereford, due Sept.
and Oct.; Ayrshire cow, 7 yrs. old,
due in April, bred Hereford; Hol-
stein X ,Hereford cow, 4- yrs. old,
due in May, bred Hereford; Dur-
ham X Guernsey OW, 5 yrs. eld,
due hi Angast, bred Hereford; Hol -
stele heifer, 2, yrs, eld (Open); 20
yearling Durham x Hereford steers
and heifers,. 300-700N.; 2 Holstein
heifer calves; Ilieletein bull calf
(from purebred herd).
k 'Dairy Equipment: 12 Milk cans
(nearly new); 1 Strainer; 1 cool-
ingetrotigh,
Pireet3 tow, carrying second lit-
ter dtta time of sale;SCAir'carrying
third litter, due time of sale; 'sow
with 10 pigs4 weeks old; 2 Tam-
worth Sawa, 'bred 4 weeks; 2 York
SOWS., bred 4 weeks; Fork
Mese, ;Feed end Miscellaneous:
General purpose herse, 10 yr. old;
Set of breeching harnest; approx.
40 ton mixed hay; approx. 600 bus.
mixed giairi 2electrie brooders;
2 electric fencere; 200 -gel. gel
tank and Pelinp; stoelt trailer;6
Steel pig troughs and MinierOUS
other articles.
No reeeeve as ,farrri L Sold.
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Edward Alit" Altetiotteet
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Clearing .
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Impietnents, at Lot 9,
Concession Tuckerinaith Town-
ship, 2' Milessouth of $eaforth and
W infl east,.on .
Wednesday, *arch 13
At 1.30 p.m., the following:
Implements, etc.: Allis Chalmers
model C tractor, with hydroulic,
pulley &' PTO; set tractor chains;
Fleury Bissell' 2 -furrow tractor
plow (on rubber); John Deere No.
12A combine with auxiliary scour
clean andhelt pickup; McCormick
7 ft. spring tooth cultivator (on
rubber); McCormick 15 -disc power
drill; John Deere 10 -inch hammer
mill; 75 ft. 6 -inch drive belt;all
steel wagon .with roller bearing
(qp., rubber); grain box 1.4'x7';
dump rake; mower, 6 ft, cut;
alummninebox wheel barrow; Ste-
wart electric clipper; bag truck;
LE.L.
super chain saw (36 inch
bar); jackeall leak; 2 fanning
mills; 2,000 lb. scalee all steel 8 -
compartment, hog feeder; Pollard
%-ton vertical feed mixer; approx.
400 ft. of 4 -inch eave trough;
quantity of conductor pipe; 100 -
gal, gas tank with pump; Holland
electric brooder -e600 chick capac-
ity); six 50 -lb. steel hanging feed-
ere;- a number of chicken fount-
ains; 1953 Dodge 3 ton pickup
truck with van; 3.drum steel rol-
ler; 4 -section drag harrows and
bar; quantity of ' ten -test siding
4x8; :block and ,tackle, forks, shov-
els, chains, numerous other artic-
les.
Ternts: ,Cash. • No. reserve.
H. GRANT. CHESNEY,
Proprietor
Edward W. Elliott, Auctioneer
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Clearing
AUCTION SALE
Of farm Stock, Machinery and
Household • Effects will be held at
Lot 3, Concession 1, iStanley Town-
ship, 1 mile north of Hippen, on
No. 4 Medway, en
Friday, March 8
e at 12 o'clock.
Cattle: 9 Cows ranging from 3-7
yrs. old, supposed to be in calf, all
pasture bred; 9 spring calves; 1,
fall calf; 7 steers rising 2 yrs. old;
2 steer calves rising 1 yr. old.
Implements: 60 Oliver row crop
tractor with power -lilt and scuf-
fler; McCormick Deering Standard
tractor W4; 7 ft. stiff tooth cul-
tivator; 4 -section drag harrows;
12 It, steel drum roller; McCor-
miek-Deering 15 -disc fertilizer seed
drill, 3 yrs. old; 4 -section of har-
rows; McCormick -Deering 2 -fur-
row tractor plow; MeCormiek-
Deering manure spreader, tractor
drawn; McCormick -Deering 6 ft.
mower.'Massey-Ilarris side rake;
new entle elevator, 32 ft. long; New
Holland (baler, used 1 yr.; McCor-
mick -Deering combine with rnotor,
grain blower with pipes; grain
grinder; rubber -tired wagon with
flat rack and grain box; 6 ft,
lVfassey-Herris binder; trailer,
stock rack; gravel box; cement
mixer; eircular save root pulpier;
flat rack kr wagon; 14 ft. wooden
gate; set of sleight; cream separ-
ator; pump jack; 1/2 hp. Motor; 1/4
h.p, motor; fanning- mill, s'ereeese
set 2,000 lb. scales; beltte lumber;
planks; steel water trough; bar-
rels; 2 wheel barrews; number of
3x6 rafters; chains,forks,. shovels;
3 rolls new barb wire; vase; sling
ropes;.4 ft. land reeler; 3" tile;
6 rolls snow ,fence; steel Nets; ex-
tehsion ladder; ehicken brooder;
few tens baled hay; set &rebid
hatte$8; horse collar's; 400 bus. of
Reclney oats, grown from Reg.
Seed; 50 bus. ivfontealtri barley,
suitable for seed; alfalfa seed,.
POultry: 175 laying hens,
IiOusehold Vitas: Clare Jewel
4 -burner electric stove; Frigidaire
cold -wall refrigerator; day lied;
•kitchen ahairs;.dioing teem chairs;
dressers, lamps, beds; grey 'rig
1242; thauve rag 7x12; rug 7x9;
2 tugs 9x12; stetter Mats; Nome
piano and bench; ne,,A radio;
quantity �f dishetr ehurn; milk
tare latihdry seillerst kitchen
eabinet; drep-leaf table.' Other
artieles toe numerous to mention.
Terris Cash'
Ne reserve; farm, sold,
atAilst itriqormoikt,alo
untold. 4acksoo, Amduoiloi
:t coemloy, cietit. 4
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News of Ilensall
Vereeependent 111, BMW
one netesell,
Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Pyrn spent
last Friday in Toronto.
Mr,. and Mrs. J. E. McZWari at.
tended the Keys-MeWilliarns wed.,
ding' at Rodney Saturday last.,
Mr. and 1Vire, E. APPleton' and.
Mrs. Herb Blatchford, Exeter spent
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, 0,
jinke.
Miss Betty Miekle, Toronta,
spent the weekend with her par-
ents Mr. and Mrs. Laird Michie
and family,
Mrs, Stewart MCQneeri who un- ,
derwent an operation at Septt
Memorial Haspiter Seaforth, has
returned holm.
Mr. and Mrs, James Harkness
and family, •Teeswater, Spent :Sun-
day with Mr; arid Mrs Clarence
Reid and family,
Mr, and Mrs. W. J, McLean,
Hamilton, and Miss With McLean,
Exeter, were guests en Sunday last
with John Passmore
leippen. East WI sponsored a
very -.succeseful bake sale on Sat-
urday afternoon atDrysdale's
hardware. The pratTeds were
most gratifying, •
Barbara Schwalm, daughter '
Mr. and Mrs. .Gordon Sehwahn,
has returned 'home from $t, Jes-
el:els Hospital, London, where she
underwent surgery on her eye,.
Mr, arid Mrs. William Cann,
Hensall, entertained at their
home last Friday to a fowl sapper
in honor of their uncle e and aunts,
Included on the ..gu.est wee
John Passmore, Hensall, A rec-
reational, period ef cords; rolincled
out a most delightful evening.
Cpl. Donald 'Orr, ROAF„ who
has been spending a -few days with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs, R.. A,
Orr, and brother Jim at Hensel],
left Halifax on Saturday aboard
the SS. Scythia for Grier, Ger,.
many. He has been stationed at
Tonne, Vancouver Island, B.C., for
the past year. CO, CO is a tele-
phone and teletype technician and,
has been with the 110447' for the,
past four years.
The town hall here was packed,'
to capacity on Friday for a rem>,
tion kr Mr. and Mrs, Keith Love
(nee Pat Tuckey), The young
couple were presented with a well-
filled purse of money, Henry
Geyer rend the address, and Ger-
den Coleman presented the gift,
Desjardine'e orchestra provided
music for the dance. The affair.
was arranged by Glen Weida and
Gorden Coleman.
• The Hensall 'Women's Institute -
will meet 'Wednesday, IVIareh
in the Legion Hall, 8,15 p.rre.
Guest speaker will be W. P, Rob-
erts, secretary -treasurer of Tuck-
erernith School Area, who Mlle
epeak on ?Education." Mrs. R.
Elgie will comment on the motto,
Politeness is like an Air cushion,
there/might be nothing in it, but
it eases up the jolts." Will Ca,14
"A notable Canadian." Hostesses:,
are Mrs. E. Norminton and Mrse
A. Orr; program conveners, Mrs._
T:, Sherritt and Miss Ellis.
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IlArlPY WORKERS TO MEET
ON THURSDAY, MARCH 14,
The, Happy Workers' Club willr
meet at the home of Mrs. Jack.
Smith, Thursday afternoon, March:.
14; 'The- roll call will be "A sche011f
day incident.that I remember."
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