HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1957-08-01, Page 9LONDESBoRO
nee Marguerite Lyon is spend-
ing this week in -T.orento,
Otteeva„ went the
'weekend -with, Mee. Charles 'Simla..
Meg. Eleanor Ilitmele haa-
:guese, her .eisiter-en-law, Mrs. Van,
iD,yoke, Oak -Park, MI,
.and nee Frafik. Ternielyn,
Mrs. Margaret. Manning spent
SUlnidaF !afternoon ie. St, Thomas.
effre. Henry leilgert (nee Alberta
Shells and.son Peter, Londen, cal-
lee on several of her .010 neigh-
32oune On 'FrI14W.
Mrs?. WdSliaan Lyon has returned
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(ONSTAN(E
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MiRS, V.14 RILEY
Filene .Sea/orth 841412
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Riley were
holidays last week.
Kiss Ernestine White, Toronto,
visited Mr, and ATM, Walter Scat
last week,
Miss Lynda Weis, Hanover, is
holidaying with, her cousins, Joyce
and plaine Brown.
Mr. and We.. Ellwood Clarke
are spending a few days in Esparre
ola visiting Mr. and Mrs. Shear.
down.
Mr, and Mrs', Robert Geistrioldby
visited Mr. and Mrs. James At-
wood and family at Port Albert on
Sunday.
Mrs, William LeS.ouder and in-
fant son, Stratford, are visiting
her parents, Mr, and Mrs. 'Robert
Jamieson,
ayln, ,and Mrs. dames Medd and
Allan Finch spent Sunday with
Mr. and' Mrs, Layton, Exeter. Mr.
Layton is a patient in Exeter hos-
vital, His many friends wish him
a speedy recovery.
Mrs, Mildred Couture,. Nanaime,
Bat,, is spending this week with
her cousin, Mrs. Walter Scott. On
Friday night Mr. and Mrs. Scott
and Mrs. Couture attended the
Shakespearean Festival in Strat-
ford;
Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Dener, Bmart-
ish Columbia, visited old acquaint-
ances in and around the village on
Sunday. Mr. Dener spent his boy-
hood days on the Luther Sander's
farm and moved to Sask. in 1906.
They have sold their farm in.Sask,
and now are Making their home
in British Columbia.
Big thirsty weekend ahead!
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'THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 195T cLINTON NTAWS,R4COR.1).
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• LAKEFRONT
• DANCING
EVERY FRIDAY
NIGHT
BAYFIELD
PAVILION
KEN WILBEE'S
ORCHESTRA
'ri0111 a visit with her son at Leane,.
ingtom Mr, .and ans. Slaney,
Leffeneingten. 4000enealtied .her
home, remaining over the week-
end,
The sere amity was saddened to
learn of the death Of Mrs, Feter
Beovere Windsor, She was well
known, having taught - in SS 8
school. for 1.e. eleale!, .SellepathY
extended' to -bee bereaved buelband,
Miss June Naming is spending
two weeks with a United Church
Caravan team teaching vacation
school in. Flirdon, a rural area
leoufth of Belleville. She ha-9! j1,11,5t.
completed two weeke, with the
eeraivan in Hamilton, June -finds.
this work very intereeting as well
as educational.
Friends Honour
Donna' Haggiq
At Bride's Shower Frietos, of Miss. Dorme lieggett
gathered at her helm- last Friday
evening. Mrs, Keith Machan pre-
sided or the program Which in,
elude:4'a reading. by Mrs, Theanae
lieggitt; 'piano solo, Miss Shirley
eluenene reading, Mrs. Gordon
ler. A eoutest by Meehan
was Won by Miss Kathleen Craig,
The prize for the lucky chair was
wan by Mies Ruth Deer.
Mrs. Gorden Chamneiy read an
address of goad wishes to the
bricleeto-be and the numerous giete
were carried in by Mrs. Gordon
Miller, Mrs, G. McDougall, Mrs,
Jack Maize. and Mrs. ,K. -Meehan,
Miss leaggitt thanked her friends
for the lovely gifts,
ABouy A DISH OF
ICE CREAM IS THAT
IT IS eor4eLEs./
Now is the time for picnics
or trips to the shore or moun-
tains . , . is your car ready
forlhe job? If not, drive in
and we'll put it in top,Jtch
bondation for all those trips
ahead.
1
I OBITUARY '
Herbert McGregor
(By cur eeayfield Correspondent)
F011owing an illness extending
over some years, Herbert McGreg-
or succumbed to a heart ailment
in Clinton. Public Hospital on -Sat-
urday, July V, 1957,
Born in Gederech Toweebip,
June 7, 1877, he was the only son
of Andeew. McGregor and Marg-
aret.Ann Ceriee.
In 19e4 he moved to Bayfield
with his father and sister. They
resided in the old Queen's Hotel
for awhile before buying the home.
on the corner of Colina and Ann
Streets, where he has resided ever
since.
He was possessed a a greet
sense of humour- and until ill
health, overtook leen, he worked
as a labourer besides .caring for his
aged father, and ailing sister. And-
rew McGregor !predeceased his son
in 1945 and Miss Maude McGregor,
his sister, died in 1954.
The remains rested at Ball and
Mullah funeral home, Clinton, un-
til Monday afternoon, July 29.
The service was conducted' by
the Rev, W. Peacock," pastor of
St. Andrew's United Church of
which the deceased was a member.
Intennent Was made in Hayfield
Cemetery. The pall-bearers. were:
John McGuire, Douglas McDougal,
Russel Heard, Leslie. Stirling, Har-
old Stinson and Lloyd' Making.
Amongst the relatives who, at-
tended the funeral were: Mrs.
Haggerty and son, Memphis.; Mr.
and Mrse Stanton, Bad Axe; and.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred McGregor,
Detroit, all off Mich.; Mrs. Sam
Emerson, Douglas lereDaugal, Gad-
witch Township; Mr. and Mrs,
Theron Bottles, Seaforth; William
3. Elliott, and Miss Frances El-
itott,
Fish and Game
Club News
(By Don Epps)
Here's a bit of advice on keeping
forest animals:
Deer can be dangerous' and
fawns, cute- as they may be, should
he left to grow up in their own
environment.
Officers. carried on a deer hunt
almost equal to a gangster chase
this year after reports that a deer
had chased several persons into
their cottages!, savegely attacked
a woman with its horns and front
feet and knocked her to the
ground A man also was attacked
by the big buck and escaped only
by crawling under a cottage.
Warnings were broadcast. A
veteran bushman, with four con-
servation officers entered the bush
country east of Buckhorn village
where the buck was found near
an unoocupied cottage and; when
it showed fight one of the offic-
ers shot it.
This was the result of an in-
nocent baby wild animal carried
out of the bush and taken away
from the natural care of the Mo-
ther. Raised by humans, such ani-
mals soon lose the 'ability to forage
for therneelwes in their natural
state and after reaching adult
stage and maturity, many wild
animals raised in captivity become
cross and ugly tempered . . There
are imany cases where persons
have been severely injured or even
killed by wild animals raised in
captivity.
It is contrary to law to keep
a wild animal in captivity, the
place for wild animals is in the
bush unless they are kept in a
public zoo or park under proper
care and supervision. This is esp-
ecially true in the cases of deer
and bear. * * •
Tice monthly meeting of the Hu-
ron Fish and Game Conservation
A,seaciation will be held at the
farm on August 6 at 7 p.m. Come
early and de. some work for your
club,
Wire, William' Charters called on
Miss Mary Gibson en Sunday.
Miss, Lon/Se Allen, Hamilton, is
visiting with her brother, Edger
Mien.
Miss Eleanor McCartney is at-
tending eturrinicr school in' Toron-
VARNA
"Sherlock Keyes was able last
week to return home from the
hospital.
Rev, end Mrs. T. J. Pitt are
spending part of their holidays at
a cottage at the lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Davidson,
Carmen, Manitoba, called on reke
-twee. here last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Manley Coleman
and family have returned to their
home in Ottawa after speeding the
past week with relatives here.
Kenneth Ashton; Blyth, had
charge of the, services in the Ueit,
ed Church last Sunday and will
also have charge of next Sunday
services.
Q
Vallee ;off construction contract
awards in the first five months of
1957 was 14 per cent less than' in
the same period- of 1956, due
chiefly to a heavy decline in resid-
ential
to, taking as course in art,
Gordon Mustand, 'Kamilton, .0414
Robert lVfastard, Galt, spent the
weekend at their home.
Mr, and Mrs, Harry Dalrymple
and. Mr, and Mrs,. t).avid Triehner
visited in Kertwo.od on Sunday.
Mrs, Betty Ann Lazenby, Belle-
ville, is visiting with her grand-
parente, Mr. and' Mrs. Fred Rath"
well,
Mr. and Mrs, Wilfred .Loieb,
ellint, Mich., visited for 'a few
days with Mr, and Mrs. George
Henderson.
Mr. and Mrs. V, Hargreaves and
'family spent -Sunday with Mile.
Hargreave's parents, Mr, and Mrs,
Henderson, Ingersoll.
Miss Ilene McCartney, R, N.,
daughter of Mr. and Mee, George
McCartney, has returned home art-
ter a year with a hospital in Van-
couver.
Barry P.etralia, flew
here on, Saturday evening, to land
on D'Arey Rathwellrs farm,. He
brought his daughter Kathy to
spend the week with her grand-
mother, Mrs, W. Wright, Seaforth.
Mr, and Mrs. S. Davison left on
Tuesday 'for a month's vacation.
They intend spending part of their
holiday with their daughter, Mrs.
(Dr.) John MacGregor, Owasso,
Mich., and with their eon, Weyer
and family at Batavia, N. Y.
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