HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1957-05-30, Page 9Marks 40th WeddingDay
REV, AND MRS. j. T. •WIIITE, Londesboro, have served in
that community for the past four years. They came from. Sask-
atchewan to London Conference 13 years -ago; They were mare
ried at Wapella, Sasle„ 40 years ago on May. 30. Mr, White
,graduated from Toronto University in 1911, and from Victoria.
College in '1915. His birthplace was Birr, Ont. Mrs, White
spent her earlier years at Wapella, Sask„ and taught school
prior to her marriage. They have five children: Dr. W. S.
White„ Springfield, Ill,; Mrs, leaYenonci Butcher, Sarnia; Mrs.
Fred Charlton,, Springfield, Ill,; Edward M. White, Ingersoll and
Norman J, White, Sarnia.
93 Years Old
Mrs. W. J. Stinson
In 'Hospital
(By our Hayfield correspondent)
Congratulations to Mrs, W. j.
Stinson, who on May 23, marked
her 93rd bitrhday. Mrs. Stinson,,
hag been a patient in Clinton
Public Hospital for several years,
but her interest in Bayfield is still
keen.
Among those who were with her
on the occasion of her birthday
were a daughter, Mrs. A. F. Fur-
ter; London, a son, H. A. Stinson,
Hayfield, and a sister-in-law Mrs.
John Gemeinhardt, Douglas, Wy-
oming.
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The May meeting of the Hay-
field Dairy Calf Club was held at
the County Home on Friday, May
24. 19 answered the roll call. Aft-
er a type demonstration a class of
Holstein Cows were judged. The
senior members gave reasons on
their plaeings.
The official placing and reasons
were• given by Arthur Holton.
Ross, Heniger, manager of the
Seafeeth Co-op and a graduate of
OAC spoke on feed and feedings.
He has spoken to many of the
other calf clubs. On behalf of
himself and the club, Don Mac-
Kenzie thanked Harvey Johnston
for the use of the• cattle, and
Bruce Lobb thanked the guest
speaker for his -talk. It was decid-
ed that the nextmeeting would be
on Tuesday, June 25. •
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Huron. County
Farming Report
(By D. H. MILES, Agriculture
Representative for Huron.
County)
"Continued rains are holding
back corn and bean sowing. Corn
that was in two weeks ago has
sprouted but has shown no grow-
th. Grass is making slow growth
and is not keeping ahead of the
cattle. Fall wheat is making
good growth."
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We are shipping cattle every Saturday for United
Co-operative of Ontario and solicit. your patronage. We will
pick them up ,at your farm. •
Please PHONE COLLECT not later than Friday nights,
Seaforth Farmers Co-operative
H. S. Hunt, Manager
Phone—Day 9, Evenings 481w
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SEED POTATOES
Just received a stock of IRISH COBBLER, KATADHIN
and SEBAGO CERTIFIED FOUNDATION STOCK
POTATOES. Seed potatoes are quife scarce. We
expect this shipment is the last we will get.
FERTILIZE YOUR LAWN
MILARGANITE. Far
ORDINARY VIGOR°
First warm day -. .. • get those dandelions with 2-4-D
0 Weed Spray.
Still carry a complete stock of CLOVERS and GRASSES
for Hay,, Pasture or Lawns.
For good silage, increase your Sugar Content of Corn
with Sorghum.
CLINTON SEED STORE
FRED FORD, Manager
Phones: HU 2-7041; Evenings HU 2-3852
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for their owners.
We have all breeds available.
Help yourself while helping your Organization, The cost
is modest and the seqice efficient.
For service to our well proven bulls or carefully selected
young bulls, call collect to:
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Mr. and Mrs. jaenee Ferguse
London, spent the weekend at
ell7 cottage,
Mr, and Mrs. L. M. Sprague,
etroit, spent the weekend at the
tter's cottage, "He/ley Ledge,"
Mrs. Sidney Castle returned to
home h the village on Thurs-
y, after having been in Siencoe
r a few days.
Mr. and Mre..Peter •Stilortionson,
alifax, visited with Mr, and Mrs.'
S. Roddick, "Century House"'
er the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. William j, Ham-
11, Mr. and Mrs, C, Cook, De-
oit, were the guests of Mr, and
rs, J. IVIAcKenzie over the week-,
Mr. and Mrs. Art Turland. and
mily visited Mrs, Turiand's par-
ts, Mr. and Mrs. S. Farrell,
neardine, from Friday until
unda.Y.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dunn, Jan,
e, and Mrs. Dunn's sister, Miss
ace Vessey, of the ljON, Lon-
on, occupied their cottage for
0. weekend.
,A 'joint junior Red Cross meet-
g was- held in Bayfield Public
onool on -Friday, when the june
Reforn entertained the Senior
oqm and visa 'Versa, with music-
al numbers.
'lying Officer eind Mtee.. Pat
Dawns and small daughter from,
,Ohathatt, Na, and Mr, and Mrs,
Heal and two children,
Fredericton, Ma,: are occupying
Jewett eettages.
Miss. Emily Thompson and Mrs.
Gertrude McDougall, Toronto,
spent a night with Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Westlake and also visited
their sister, Miss Elsie Thompson,
overe the recent holiday weekend. e - • Congratulattons go to Ronald
Poth, who received his 'Bachelor
of Arts (Honours Business .Admin-
istration) degree at University of
Western Ontario. His parents,
Mr, and Mrs; LeRoy Poth Attend-
ed Convocation oneSaturday,
Mr. and Mrs. William C, Par-
ker returned to the village on
Sunday, after a honeymoon trip
through Kentucky, Smoky Moun-
tains, North -Carolina, Georgia,
Tennessee and back through Ken-
tucky and Illinois. They escaped
the eternise only running into
heavy . rainfall at Chatanooga„
Tenn., for about three .hours -on
this delightful motor trip, -The
country, they describe as being
most beautiful. They return to
takeup residence in London, on
Question Asked
About Election
.(Her• one Wayfield ooreeepeenlent)
Questione.Now is Beyfield going
to benefit in the coming election?
Is any . one political party going
to see that a retaining wall is
built between the present fisher-
men's dock and the 934 iron brid-
ge? Or do we have- to wait until
the river current undermines the
River Hill Road completely, and
the village starts slipping away?
If some automobile en route to .or
from the south pier inadvertently
slipped into the river some night
with loss of life, would the pow-
ersethat-be move to prevent a sec-
ond tragedy? Or to use a slang
expression., would it be a matter of
"passing the buck" agaih?
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs; J. Fraser, accorn-
pained by her parents, Mr, and
Mrs. Cecil Cooper, Clinton, were
in London oven the weekend. Mr,
and Mrs. Fraser visited their son,
Jack Fraser and his wife; and also
celebrated the birthday of Mrs.
Fraser and her twin brother, Har-
vey Cooper, at the latter's home
on Sunday,
They attended Coevocation at
U.W.O. on Saturday, at which
Harvey's son, Keith Cooper, gold
medalist in maths and science, re-
ceived his B.A, (honours Business
Administration).
He seas prefect of the University
Student Council in his last year.
Mr. and. Mrs, Orrin DOWSOn and
family 'visited over the wekeud at
Midland,
Mr, and Mrs. Fred hands,
Woodbridge and Miss Margaret
McClymont, Toronto, visited last
week at the home of Mr, and Mrs..
Fred MoClymont...
The regular meeting of the Un-
ited Church Wornan'e Missionary
Society will be held on Thursday
evening 'of this week in the chur-
ch.
The official board orthe Varna
Charge, • met in the United Char-
#ch on Wednesday evening last for
their quarterly meeting. Ward.
Forrest was appointed as delegate •
to Presbytery and Certferenee
with George Reid as alternate, It
was also decided to again hold a
vacation school this year in July..
WA In Clinton
The Varna Woman's Associat-
ion met at the home of a former
member Mrs. Fred Reid, Peincem
Street, Clinton.
Well-laden tables at one o'clock,
greeted the ladies as theyeat down
to a' pot luck dinner. 'For the
Clinton Man. Is
'Fined $75
William D. Rozp, 31, Mary
Street, Clinton, was fined $75 and
costs by Magistrate A. F. Cook in
Stratford on Monday after plead-
ing guilty to a charge of driving
On Huron• Street, May 25, while
his ability was impaired by alcohol.
Rozell was., arrested about 1.05
a.m. Saturday after Constables of
the Stratford police force followed
his car on Huron Street, Strat-
ford. He was driving on the wrong
side of the road when the officers
first observed the car, Crown At-
torney W. E. Goodwin, Q.C., told
the court.
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meeting, Mrs. Harold, Dowson and
Mrs. Louis Taylor conducted the,
worship .service. Mrs, Lee Me-'
Connell conducted the business
period.
Items discussed included some
re-decorating at the manse, and
cleaning and re-varnishing the
church floor. ,A. committee was
appointed to put 'flowers in the church, and another to look after
arrangements for a wedding dine
ner in. June,
A reading by Mrs, Gordon Hill
and a contest by Mrs. Robert Stir,
ling, 'brought an enjoyable after-noon to a close,
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