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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1957-10-31, Page 7A, IL Nethery Death took place In. -.Sarnia of A. H, Nethery, dear brother of Mrs, J. A. McGill, Clinton, and. funeral service Was held on Mon- day afternoon, from the Stuart Funeral Home, Bernie, Womb- ment was at the Lakeview Man- solemn, Sarnia, Archdeacon Hardy officiate& Born at Be"grave in 1873, Mr. Nethery was married to Clara C. .Ceultese Blyth, who predeceas- ed him in 1934, and four years later married Mrs, Margaret Sim- mons, Sarnia, who passed away in 1951, He was a former DominiOn Leg- 4 - -1,- 47. - • - -11. - - - NOTICE Township of Hullett Court of Revision The Court of Revision for the Towpship Hullett on the 1958 Assessment Roll ‘on which the Taxes will be levied, will be held in the 1Cotarriunity Hall, Londee- boro, on MONDAY, NOV. 4, 1957, at .0.00 p.m. GEORGE W. COWAN, Cleric 43-4eb 4- 4. - - -41 4- - • - • - • - • - • - • - • - • - • - • -" AVM:- • ;$-, • • ' -11 eeeeeeeexeeeeeeeee• .COr10".11.'1. la. • "rf450.. 'SP Impala Sport Coupe:— such luxury never - came out of the low-price field before! _ME X00 EN Is CHEVROLET !! The biggest, boldest move any car ever Made! The eye-filling new Nomad ... 4-door, 6-passenger station wagon. Meet the beautifully moving '58 Chevrolet! it's-so panther-quick, so silk-smooth it goes far beyond even the great Chevrolet per- formers of the past. Here are radical new departures in power, ride and body-frame design, a V8 unlike any other, a Full Coil suspension system and a real air. ride! Even -two new super models! See the '58 Chevrolet today! Look at Chevrolet's new styling, airy new gull- wing fenders-That's how new Chevrolet is all over. It's lower and wider — and nine crisp inches longer. There's an all-new Turbo-Thrust V.8" engine with a new brand of velvety action. Pair it up VW: r ksa eeMeemeyewee„,evs, eeeteie, with Turboglide* and you'll command the quickest, smoothest combination on the road! There are two new rides — cradle-soft Full Coil suspension — and the first real air ride* in Chevy's field. The body-frame design is new, the wheelbase is longer, for a sweet new handling feel. There's plenty more — a new 4-headlight system for_safer seeing, new 6 and V8 power, a new foot-operated parking brake. Improved transmissions include a smoother-than-ever Powerglide": And two new super models make their debut — the' Impala Sport Coupe and Convertible. They're the lowest, most luxurious Chevrolets of all. See all. that's new at your Chevrolet dealer's! *Optional at extra cost. rp •er.4::•$1:eax,favea..xa.(• • Bel Air 4-Door Sedan --,-13old new beauty and Fisher Body quality. A GENERAL MOTOR'S VALUE C I 88 0 ,ftwomonommit. Lonnie Brown Motors Limited Phone HU 2•9321 CLINTON, ONT. 'Two Car Collision. at Ileusall , .our Muse11 Correspondent) en by Harold Nairn, • Cromer tY, also travelling straight east, Damages estimated at .$600.wee Nairres car burst three tires when aused in a two-oar collision on it hit the curb, and missed hitting fain Street, Hensa11, early Satute the post office- door and. plate glass ay morning when a car driven by window by inches, No injuries. leorge Parker teavelling east and Constable E. R. Davis, lieneell, flaking a left hand. turn at Nel- and o.p.p. George Mitchell, Exe- on, WaS in collision with one driv- ter, investigated. COME AND HEAR Rev•WalterHughesl.BokM.B4E, "Through the Holy Land with Bible and Camera" At BAYFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH Ba.yfieldi Ontario — From SUNDAY, NOV..3rd to SUNDAY, NOV. 10th Every Evenings at 8 p.m. except Saturday EVERYONE CORDIALLY INVITED TO.HEARTHIS GIFTED *:SPEAKER, AND SEE THE PICTURES TAKEN DUitING HIS TOUR OF THE •HOLY LAND. "The Answer is Jesus" Acts 8: 35 43-4-b TITKEIRSI4113f LADIES r4r MEET ON NOVelelIBER The Tuelteremith Ladles' .Club will meet at 2 p.m., November 6 at the home of Mrs. Bert Garrett, Roll call will be "ideas and dem- onstrations for Christmas gifts" and- the paying of fees for .1958e . Malco mMeDermid Malcolm McDermiddied Sen., day, October 27, at the Thamer Nursing Home in -Seaforth, in his 82nd year, Mr, McDermid had been in failing health for the past two-and-a-half years, He was born and educated in Hullett Township and farmed most of his life on the Huron, Road West near Clinton, He retired in 1945 and moved to Seaforth. In 1917 he was married by Rev. H, Larkin, Seaforth, to Joseph- ine fraford, who predeceased him in 1956. He was a member of Northside United Church, Senior- th. Funeral service was held at the G. A, Whitney funeral home on Tuesday afternoon, with Rev. Bru- ce Hall officiating, Burial was in Mairtlandbank Cemetery. elr. and Mrs. S. Bryant have re- turned to their cottage after a few days in Byron. Guides and Brownies The annual meeting of the local. association for Guides and Brown- ies was held, at the home of Mrs. Grant Turner on Tuesday of last week, October 17. Mrs. John Lindsay, chairman, conducted theopening exercises. It was decided to buy a cross of poppies for Remembrance Day. Mrs. Lindsay thanked the mem- bers for their support during the past year. Mrs. Lloyd Scotchmer took the chair for the election of officers, which resulted as follows: Mrs. Scotchmer, Jr., chairman; Mrs. A. M. Bassett, secretary (Mrs. Bassett was appointed in, June to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Mrs. Fred Wal- lis); Mrs. Merton. Merner, treas- urer; Mrs. Roy Fitzsimons, badge secretary. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Merton Mer- ner the first Tuesday in Decem- ber. After the Mizpah benediction the hostess served-lunch. Jack SC ir TON YOUR Cities Service am= Distributor Phone HU 2-9653 Budget Plan Available At No Extra Cost 0 "The Home of Good Clean Fuels" SATURDAY EXCURSIONS to T r `"-RONTO EVERY SATURDAY (TO AND INg.DEC.14th) Good going and returning same Saturday only. EXCURSION FARES FROM Allenford $5.05 Guelph ' $2.05 Brampton .,.. .95 Hanover 4.60 Brussels „ ...... 4.60 Harristoir 400 Chesley 5.05 Ingersoll 3.95 Clinton 5.05 Kincardine .. 6,20 Elora 2.60 Kitchener ..., 2.60 Fergus ...... ..,, 2.60 Listowel 3.80 Georgetown .. 1.30 Mitchell '4,20 Gotlerich 5.30 Owen Sound., 5,05 Paisley 5.50 Cetreeporiding fares from Intermediate Points Palmerston ..$3,55 Sarnia 6.85 Southampton 6.25 Stratford 3.65 Strathroy 5.50 Walke"rtoe ,, 4.85 Watford 6.05 Winghani 5.05 Wyoming .„, 6.50 FULL INFORMATION FROM AGENTS = T.7.60 FARMERS We are shipping cattle every Monday for United Co-operative of Ontario and solicit yOur patronage. We will ,pick them up at your farm. Please PHONE COLLECT not later than Saturday nights. Seaforth Farmers Co-operative H. S. Mutt, Shipper Phone '773 43-tth THURSDAY)" OCTOBER 31, 1957 MINTON' NEWS,RECORP u4rriv worouras wax,. nrxr, NOVEMIWIle 7 The regular meeting of the hap- py Workete Club will be held: at the home of Mrs, Wilfred 'Glaz- ier on November 7 at 2.30 pen, Roll call will be answered by. donating an article for the bazaar and group 3 are in charge of lunch. islative Representative for the Order of Railway Conductors and Trainmen in Ottawa for many years, and was a retired conductor of the Canadian National Rail- way here. He was associated with many lodges, and on October 22 had completed 67 years as an Orange- Man, For years he was secretary a the Loyal Orange Lodge; member of Derry Loyal Orange Lodge No. 514, Fourth Line, Sarn- ia Township; the Royal Black Kni- ghts of Ireland Preeeretory Lodge No. 56, A.F. and ei,M.; the Vie- Tory Chapter No 50, Order of the Eastern. Star; a member of Messiah Shrine No, 7 and was twice worthy patron of Victory Chapter. He was for' many years a faithful attendant at Grand Lodge of the Eastern Star. He was a member of St. Geo- rge's Anglican church, and a stau- nch Progressive Conservative. Surviving is one son, Heber A. Nethery, Q.C.; one sister, Mrs. McGill; two brothers, C, Nethery, Beigrave and G. A. Nethery, Ham- ilton; three granddaughters. As Alice *Said: "Curioyser And' Curiouser' Rather a curious story must be told with regard to the accompanying material print- ed concerning `Wows of Bay- field". It is marked "too late ' for last week" and it most certainly was. 4 However, as far as can be ascertained this situation was no one's fault, The envelope in which this news of the lake village was contained was mailed as is customary, on Wednesday morning, It left the post office in Bayfield that day, and is postmarked Oc- ' tober 23, as proof of that fact. However, it did not arrive in the Clinton Post Office until Friday morning. This we are certain of, since we encourag- ed 'a thorough search of all likely spots in the Clinton Post Office, both on Wednes- day evening, • and again on Thursday. Where the wandering envele ope Was during Wednesday and Thursday, we have no idea, at all. Mr, and Mrs. Dennis Bislback, Clinton, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sturgeon visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anderson and Francis, Science Hill, on Sunday. Miss Jacqueline Cluff, Teachers'," College, London, was home for the weekend. Fred Scotchmer, Richmond Hill, has 'been at his cottage and visit- ing relatives in- the vicinity. Mrs. William Carrie, London, is the guest of Mrs. Robert Scotch- mer, " Mr. and Mrs. William Barber, an diamily, St. Thomas, spent 'the weekend at - their cottage. Mr., and Mrs, L. H. D.-MacLeod,- Fit. Lieut and Mrs. -Andre Tema and two children spent Sunday in Port Dover with the ,former's sis- ter, Mrs. W. J. Brock, and ,dati- ghter-in-law, Mrs. Malcolm Mac- Leod. Mr. and Mrs. Carson Faw- cett and babe, London, also joined them in Port Dover. And while there Malcolm MacLeod joined his wife, and -son for a few hours whileeins ship was in port. The Rev. E. J. 'B. Harrison of- ficiated at the baptism of Mary Kate, infant daughter of F/L and- Mrs.-Andre Tama in Trinity Ch- urch op Thursday afternoon at foiir o'clock, Miss Dorothy Ann MacLeod was god-mother for her niece. ' Mr, and Mre.William White and two children, Berkeley, Mich., spent several days recently at the family home, Blue Water High- way, Goderich Township. Mrs. T. B. Mullen and Miss Anne Deouin arrived on Monday to spend a few deers at the latter's cottage. Misses Adele Fernette and Alice Drouin returned to Detroit on Tuesday. Harry Baker, London, is spend- ing nights at his cottage, "Wheel In" while on a business trip in this district. News of Bayfield 10,14TSS /cf„Tic/V WO6DS 1055 04tario Obwri.ou Aural Correspondent EiA171.1,,D 45 r$ (Too Late for Last Week) Mrs. William II, Robinson was the guest of Miss F. .Cock; Mrs. J. H. Cobb visited Mrs. F. Scott, and Mrs, R. W. Bristol was with Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Mannees in London over the weekend, Kenny Arkell, who had been visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, F. P. Arkeil, left on Friday for ..his home in Burlington with his father. Mrs. J, W. jowelt moved on Thursday last to her home on Main Street for the winter. " Mrs. Frank Nelsen returned home on Friday after haying vis- ited her two sons, David and Frank and families, :in Duedas; and: her sister, Mrs, E. A. Haley, Arreaster, for a fortnight, Mr, and Mrs, William Murray, Van Dyke, Mich., were with his. sister, Mrs, Agnes ,Murray, over the weekend. Guardsman Robert Orr, ?eta- wawa was with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, -William Orr over the Thanksgiving weekend. This Was his last long weekend leave before sailing for duty in Germany.