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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1957-04-18, Page 6TIP TOP'S DESIGNER STYL E IEN, SAYS "00300 begins and ends with COMFORT" Comfort is what you get in Tip Top's new Ivy influence stY/03, True natural lit without un- necessary padding, hmuhent to your personal measurements, 'this Spring choose Tip Top's Trim Look style in year choice from hundreds of fabrics 14 the colour best suited to you. Lei us (aim your personal, measumments te- Morrow! TAILOREO-TO.YOUR-MEASURE "rip Top" Clothes $64.50 2-pc. &elusive with Correspoialent MRS. RON HA/MIS Phone Chilton DX 'g-,336`4 Newlyweds Feted An enjoyable evening was spent in Porter's Hill school last Fr/dee, in honor of newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. John Watson (nee Eleanor Cox). The evening was spent playing progressive euchre. Prizes were as follows, high lady, Mrs. William McIlwain; low lady, Dian- ne Harris; high man, Jahn Wat- son; low map, John Harris. John •and Eleanor were then ask- ed to come forward and an address was read by Mrs. Donald Harris and the presentation of a hostess chair was made by Wilmer Harris- on, John thanked all and exten- ded an invitation to everyone to visit them at their home, Lunch was served by the ladies. The Woman's Association of. Grace Church met on Thursday, at the herne of Mrs. Ray cox. The meeting was in charge of the vice- president, Mrs, William MaIlwain. Following,the opening hymn, Mrs'. Renner lead in prayer and the Scripture lesson was read, by. Mrs. Donald Harris. Roll call was an- swered with an Easter verse. It was decided to purchase a• new dust mop, dusters, etc., to be used for church cleaning. Plans were made for the spring cleaning of the church to be done early in May, A quilt was quilted during the afternoon. 'The meeting, eloeed with the Mizpah benediction and lunch was served by the hostess. The May meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. A. Lockhart. VARNA Easter service will be: held next Sunday morning-at 10.15 in the United Church and the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be ad- ministered. Special week night services are being held this week on Triers- day evening and in GoshenVnited Chutch on Friday evening. Rev. T. J. Pitt is in charge of both ser- vices. A large congregation filled the United Church on Sunday last when a reception service was held for new members. Those uniting with the church on Profession of Faith were: Betty Postill, Joan McClyinont, Eric Chuter, LeRoy Workman and Douglas, McAsh. Parr Line Man Loses Finger (By our Hensall 'Correspondent) Andrew Hummel, Parr Line far- mer, met with a painful accidents on Monday. He lied trouble with a new belt on an electric pump. Mr. Hummel caught the belt and pulley to give it a start and it is thought his finger caught in a hole. The finger was taken off as the pulley went around. He was rushed to the office of ,Dr. J. C. Goddard, Hensall, where he was immediately taken to Clinton Public Hospital where he is now confined. Mr. Hummel is an employee of Edison Forrest. CHROME KITCHEN SUITES REDUCED TO CLEAR This Is An Example of What To Expect In Our Chrome Department: 1 Only— EXTENSION TABLE—size 30"x60" arjd Four Chrome Chairs—reg. 89,00. 4o. i 5 Pieces ., ..... . . ... 4 3 "Z Extra Chairs available" CHROME CHAIRS --Reg. $8.95 ... „ .... .... for $6.80 each ALL SUITES DRASTICALLY REDUCED ,............ [ Ii110E1ILER LARGE SIZE BAGS OF COVERING MATERIAL SPECIAL ,..... ..... , ...... ,...„--..... .. : .... „. $1.35 pet bag\ Hattie Furniture PORTER'S HILL Leave LEGION PAPER DRIVE . WEDNESDAY' AFTERNOON' MAY 1, 1957 Your Tied Bundles of Newspapers, Magazines and Rags at the Curb by 1. a:m. 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DIXON'S AUTO SUPPLY Rattenbury Street East Phone HU 2-7034 Clinton, Ont. Alk. .... w. J. i d, Prot Marie e'raser's haw Milk wipes, Write today bAIRY PAkiVieFtS bit CANADA 409 Huron Street, Toronto ickett & Campbell Limited TIP TOP TAILORS THURSDAY, APRIL 1$, l'AG SIX CLINT NEW. $43erCO#D. News of Bay seld By 011$$ I.VOY A. WOODS 1.955 Ontario Champion Aare). Correspondent PHONE: HATFIELD 45 r 3 Miss' Barbara Scott. London, was the guest of Miss Ruth •`.. 'Hayman Over the weekend. Mrs. je Pease, Frvine Pease end Charles Guest, London, called on friends in the village on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. S. Bryant return- ed to Byron on Sunday, after hay- ing spent a few days at their cot- tage. ag. 3, Butler returned home on Friday after having been in Vic- toria Hospital, London, for a few days,. Mr. and Mrs, E. R. Weston, God- erich, have been spending a few days with the latter's sister, Mrs. Malcolm Toms. Me, and Mrs, J. M. Stewart, re- Waned home on Sunday after hav- ing spent .two months in St, Pet- ersburg, Florida. Mr, and Mrs. E. W. Oddleifson, London, care thr the weekend. Mrs. Oddleifson remained at their home on Main Street. Mrs. J, H, .Cobb returned home on Friday after having been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. Wallace in Oakville for ten days. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parker, and William Parker, London, were with their Parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. EL Parker, over the weekend. Misses Barbara and Marilyn Hayman, Belleville, came this week to spend the Easter vacation with their aunt, Miss Ruth E. Hay- man, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Watson, Bronson Line, Stanley Township, have been visiting their daughter; Mrs. William Leeming and family, Walton. The Rev, and Mrs. H. B. Scud- amore, Camp Borden, and the Rev. and Mrs. F. H. Paull, Listowel, visited Mrs. R. H. F. Gairdrier on Monday: Admission: 75c and 25c Auspices: Clinton Lodge 100F No. 83 16-7-b Stanley Township Hopes To, Have Public Lake Park Because property fronting Lake Huron in Stanley Township es be- ing rapidly gobbled tip by private cottagers and the public is being left without available bathing beaches, Stanley Township Coun- cil recently instructed R, e e v e Harvey Coleman and Councillor. John Scotehmer to investigate pos- Sibilities of purehasing land on the lake for conversion to a lakeshore park. Previously Farm The property suggested would be about L3' acres presently owned by a Westminster Township resi- dent, which was purchased a short time ago for subdividing. It was previously a large: farm, Grants oft $25 were given the Hensel): Spring Show and $200 to the Hayfield Community Centre Board. The Levis Contracting Company Clinton, has the gravel contract for 4,000 cubic yards at 76 cents. Pol- lard Brother, Tara, has the con- tract for supplying 100 tons of calcium chloride. joined the. S.S. Starbuck, on which he is First Mate, in Goderica*Har- bour. BaylielifFall Fair Will See More Saddle .tiorses (Ay Our payfield Correspondent) Harold Penhale was In the chair and ,Mrs. A. M. Bassett took her role as aeerotaryair the meeting of the directors of the Bayfield Agri- cultural Society held in the Town Hall on Monday evening. Sixteen directors and committee members attended, D. A, Finkbeiner, Exeter, was present and addressed the meeting regarding saddle classes in the .ex- hibition of horses,' The meeting de- cided to add two saddle classes to the entry list, also two classes in field crop competition: Garry oats and Rodney oats. The next meeting will be held on May 13, Goderich Township Miss Barbara Middleton, Lon- don, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Middle- ton. The Rev, W. A. Townshend, Suffragan Bishop of Huron, will conduct the Easter Sunday Ser- vice in St. James Church, Middle- ton, at 9.30 a.m., April 21, Flt./'Lt. Al White, ROAF, Mrs. White and family motored from Winnipeg last weekend and are visiting the lady's mother, Mrs. John Middleton, NOTICE Township of Tuckersmith TOWNSHIP OF TECKERSIVIITH DUMPING GROUND will be open on Wednesday & Saturday Afternoons. from 1 to 6 p.m. . until further notice-. 'E. P CHESNEV., Clerk It., No. 4, Seaforth, Ont. 15-6-b TENDER For Construction of McGREGOR DRAIN Township of Tuckersmith TENDERS for construction of the McGregor Municipal Drain will be received by the under- signed up to '7:30 p.m.„ April 18, 1957. This work consists of 5,680 lineal feet of tile.,drain, 3 catch basins, 1 field stone protection. Plans and specifications may be seen at the clerk's office. Marked cheque for 10% of 'bid must accompany each tender. Lowest or any tender not nec- essarily accepted. E. P CHESNEY, Clerk R. R. No. 4, Seaforth, Ont. 15-6-b TENDER For Construction of BIG MUNICIPAL DRAIN Township of Tricker smith TENDERS for construction of . the Big Municipal Drain, Town- Ship of Tuckers:WM, will be re- ceived by the undersigned up to 7180 p.m., April 18, 1057. This work consists of 24,200 lineal feet of open drain (12,000 ca. yds. excavation). Plans and specifications may be seen at the clerk's office. Marked cheque for '10% of the tender must nec'cmpany cads tender. Lowest or any tender not nec- essarily neeepted, E. P CHESNEY, Clerk R. 11, NO. 4, Seaforth, Oat. 15-6-h N,CONSTANCE Cp.r.resimmIerkt MRS. V. AlLEY Pinnle Se4,forti: 8411,32 William Moore is still a patient in .Goderich Hospital,, but is im- proving. Mr. and Mrs. H. Kiegswell and Brenda, Clinton, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Mellwain., Ivan Lee has sold his farm and at present is going to live in El- gin Notti$ house on Highway 8, Miss Joyce Dewitt, Thom:14e, spent the weekend with her 'par- ents, Mr. end Mrs, William Jewitt, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Betties; Paul and Gary, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ,Robert Grimold- by, Miss Janet McGregor. and ,Miss Mary Whyte, of Stratford Teach, era' College spent the weekend with their parenta. Mr, and Mrs. Harold Stone, Mr. and Mrs, Ron Corrigan and Mrs. 1Mb McFarlane, Toronto, sPe.nt the weekend with Mr. and lvfxs. Frank Riley and Douglas. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dilwood' and Wayne, Rensall, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Riley, Clinton, visited. Mr. and -Mrs. Joseph Riley on Sun.-- day. Mr. and Mrs, Borden Brown,, Joyce and Elaine, visited the for— mer's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Jos- erg), Brown, Hanover, on Monday evening. At time of writing Mr. Brown is in very poor health. The Woman's Association and. Woman's Missionary Society held their Easter meeting in the Sunday School room on Wednesday. Mrs... W. L. Whyte gave a splendid Vas- - ter topic. Used clothing was brought in far the bale. The open meeting in June was discussed. but in the absence of the president, choosing a speaker has been left over for a week. A report of the o s by t eri al in Wesley Willis. church, Clinton, was given by Mrs.. Borden Brown and Mrs. W. L. Whyte Mr. apd Mrs. F. Flagg, London, were at their cottage on Main St, over the weekend. Herbert McGregor was able to leave Clinton Public Hospital on Thursday last and is staying at the home of Arthur 114c011eehey, Goshen Line, Stanley Township, Mr. and Mrs, Cleave Richards, Stratford, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. L, H. D. MacLeod, over the weekend. Robert MacLeod, London, was also with his parents over Sunday. Corporal and Mrs. Lloyd West- lake and Ricky returned to Kit- chener on Tuesday after having been, with Mrs. Westlake's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Tones over the weekend, The Rt. Rev. William A. Town- shend, FCIS, Suffragan Bish- op of Huron, will conduct the Eas- ter Service and Celebrate Holy Communion at Trinity Church, at 1,1 am., on Sunday. Joseph McEwen who spent sev- eral weeks with his niece, Mrs. William Hayter, Stanley Township, after leaving Clinton Public Hos- pital, is now with his sister-in-law, Mrs. Fred MeEwere Mrs. H. H. Ormond sails from New York City today, Thursday, aboard the S.S. "Constitution"... for Partugal and Spain. ,Mrs. Ormond and a friend expect tb be on a tour for two months. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Cooper and daughter Sylvia, and Miss Mildred Fraser, London, visited the latter's parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. Fraser, over the weekend, Mr. Cooper is Mrs. Fraser's twin brother. Herbert Kirkham and George Hewitt, London, visited the latter's sister, Mrs. Emerson Heard, on Sunday afternoon. Mr. Hewitt MUSICAL TREAT "THE HARBOURAIRES" George Buchanan, Conductor Edward Stiles, Pianist And Assisting Artists: BONNIE GOWMAN, Soprano THE AUBURNETTES THE JUNIOR MISSES LEGION MEMORIAL HALL, CLINTON 4 4 Monday, April 29, 8,15 pips 44 ANNUAL MEETING Huron County TB Association TOWN. HALL, CLINTON MONDAY, APRIL 29 8:00 p.m. Speaker: E. J.' O'BRIEN, Executive Secretary, Ontario TB Association Everyone Is Invited To Attend GORDON KNIGHT MRS. 3. B. RUSSELL President Eeecutive Secretary Easter Dance The annual Easter dance under the auspices of the Bayfield Agri- cultural Society will' be held in the Town Hall on Wednesay, April 24. ° Knox WMS The Women's Missionary Society of Knox Presbyterian Church met at the home of the president, Mre. C. W. Brown on Wednesday of last week. The minutes of the last meeting were read by the secre- tary Mrs, R. Heard and the finan- cial statement by Mrs. Bruce Menereye ' After the routine business a Party was planned for the Sun- day School in farewell to Mrs. Gil- bert, a valued teacher, and her three children who are moving to the West. Mrs. Brown led in the discussion of the study book on Southeast Asia and the hostess was assisted by Mrs. A, A. Armstrong in sew- ing refreshments. Couple Honoured John Watson and his bride, the former Eleanor ,Cox, Goderich, were honoured at a gathering in the Town Hall, Bayfield, on Wed- nesday evening of last week. Shortly after the dancing com- menced, it was interrupted for John Campbell to read an address and Kenneth Scotchmer to present the newlyweds with an automatic lazy-boy chair from friends in the district.' John expressed thanks and ap- I preciation on behalf of himself and his wife. This enjoyable social evening commenced with progressive euch- re. Miss Clara Harrison, Goderich, and Reg. Francis, held the high scores and low were Mrs. Logan Cleave and Mervin Falconer, Clin- ton. Mrs. F. Boyce, William Hay ter and John Armstrong played for the dance. The ladies provided lunch. Willing Workers The April meeting of the Will- ing Watkers was held at the home of Mrs, Arnold Makins and opened with prayer. The president, Mrs, Grant Stirling was in charge. She chose the topic "Easter Eternal", The Rev. P. Renner led in prayer. Roll call was answered by 14 mem- bers and one visitor. The treasur- er, Mrs. Robert Blair read the financial report. Three had birth-- days in April. The gift of the month brought by Mrs. Grant Stirling was taken home by Mrs, Bert Greer. Mrs. Kenneth Brand- on gave the card and flower re- port. A lengthy business period was conducted.. The meeting was closed with the Mizpah benedic- tion. Lunch was served by the committee, assisted by the hostess. The May meeting 'will be held at the home of Mrs. Edgar Rathwell,