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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1958-08-28, Page 6.. dews 4f Bayfi'elld By MM LUaY fs. WOODS pIo *iiJ: B.A,.YMLD 45 r 3 ZZZ R. H. Middleton and Bab, Mr, and Mrs. Herbert ICixkham '.Mrs. were with the latter'stparort"' bY, Hensala, visited' ber sister, Miss Mr. and Mrs. ersson Heard, Luwcy R. Wioodg, froze Sunday to over Sunday. Wednesday. Mr. and Mras. J. M, Atki,rrsion- Mm, Kenneth. Brandon, and Ireturned• to $t Claire Shares, children Lynn, Karen, and Patrick, Mic:h.., on. Monday after a week at accoalrpar . d her sisterLynn, their home here. Visiting them and Pat Denby, Denby, who have been were their saeinlaw a?ddaugdt- vacationing With her, to Buff_alo, ,er, Mr. and! Mrs. GeraldSpe+nse, to visit hex parents this week. Fersld'ale, and. Mas. Addison's Mr. and Mm. Lawrence Sprague, sister and husband, Mr.. and Mrs, Derolt, were at her cottage, "Hal W. Mack, Or!Ria, Renouf Johns iy Dodge„ over the weekend, And son', Gwane, Detroit, were also The Rev, and Mrs. Thomas with them for the weekenld- Smith, Kitchener, spent Friday Mr, .and Mrs, Ed Twentyman with, 0anlon and, Mrs, H. M. Lang - and family deft for their home. in Ford and stayed over night at WaukopA Ill., our Tuesday after the New Ritz Hotel. Mr. Smith havingspent a vacation with who is curate, at St. Jodn s C h- Tvcrtyar,an s parents, Mr. ad uric, Kitchener,r as a,uate of Mrs. Paul, Cleave. Dublin, University an!d was. curate Johns R. MacLeod, Port Burwell, at Newcastale, County Dolwly, Nor - Visited his parents, Mr, and' Mrs. thorn Ireland, for three. years, bbe- L, H. D. MaaLead on Sunday and fore coming to, Canada last Deo. Monday'. em'b'er. Mr, and Mrs. C. M. Anderson, Mrs. C. Van, Kregten and Many St. Paul, Minn., Mrs'. Blanche Anne returned to Wdnds'pr von ,Comnett, 7Jarug. Beach, Calid',arvAa, Monday with Mass; Kathleen' Reid were -the guests of W. J. W. who was with her mother over Jowett from Sunday to Thursday the weekend. Vast week. They went on to Mont- F" /L R, A. Simons and fam ly meal, mowed frrorru Clinton Ito their home, Mr, and Mrs. Harold Prun, Det- "MShangxi�La', In the village on, xodt, and the farmer's, parents,, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. E�. (Prim, Belleview, Mrs. Dori Murray, .who has; been Icy., are, vacationing here cthls m,, is, recuperating, at the home of Week, her daughter, .Mrs. W. J. McLeod. •..` Turn to HFC for money service you can trust HFC, Canada's leading consumer finance company, has been making prbmpt loans, in privacy, to over % million Canadian families a year. At HFC you can borrow up to $1,000, take up to 30 months to repay on terms you select. Modern money service backed by 80 years' experience HOUSEH01011 NANCE e araa'ro M. R. Jenkins, Manager 35A West Street Telephone 1501 GODERICH Use Cities Service Premium Gasoline Buy It From The Cities , Service Dealer In Your Neighbourhood Miss Helen MCL*od, iMdon, Is vending P. week's vacation with her a wither, Mrs, W, J, McLeod and sisters Mrs M Geiger returned to "The Rut' on Wednesday after having been at ber home near lux*iah from, Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. J. M. Stewart, visited the latteVs, niece, Miss- Hel- en Boowrullee, IAorndon, over the weekend, Mn, R. B. Johxastan who has spentthe e asummer at ber home On LauYsa Street, accomnp- an7ed them to I.,oaudaru to Spm a few days !before returning to her teaching duties at Sault Ste. Mar- ie, Mr, and Mrs. R. H. Coats, Qt- i talwa, are guestsi at The Little Inn. Dr, W. A. Tillman, London, cad fame']: the wa ktheir cottage. with his wife 'Don Matthews, London, was with ;his wife and baby Maureen for the wee'lcedd. Mrs. Fred Potter and Miss Bet, ty Anne Fatter' aro at cher hoarse I, ShAre A res, , BettytY Anne who was rushed ,to hospital in London! from (Rayfield, snzfferamg from ac- ute, appendicitis Is recuperating nicely following Surgery. Mr. and, Mr's. Spencer Ervine and Mary E!?azabeth were in, Slauth- amplton on Sunday to visit Mrs. Spencer's father, Garfield Rourke, who has recently been able to leave hospital after a lengthy ill- ness'. Mrs. T. Postans' and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gunning, Eketer, ac- companied Pastor and Mrs. Ivan Bodenhiam to the Canadian Kes- wick Conference at Lake Rous- seau where 500 persons heard, out- standing speakem at dafuly Bible TeaclAng, froth August 12 to 18. Mrs, Posrtans! had Beard an Eng- lish ,guest speaker, Dir. Sid3ow Baxter of E'n,glland, 20 yearn ago band enjoyed renewing his acqu- aintance, Pastor and Mrs. Badem- harp went on to visit their son- in-law and: idaughter, Mr, and Mus. H. Peters' at Menry Lake, where theyattended the Musko- ka Baptist Fellowship Conference, Mrs. W. H. Helps, Wdnd'sor, is visiting Mrs. A. W. Redid, " Einfiedid" cottage. Mr. and Mos. Keith Leonard and six children returned to Wibl- l:owdal'e on Sunday 'after having ,spent a week with Mrs. Le,omard^. parents, Mr. and Mrs. E'. A. Feath- erston. Harry' Lowry, Windsor, 9's spend- ang a fortnight with his brother- in-law Spencer Ervine and family, Sergeant and Mrs. J. Maymar and, ;baby Jeffrey., Centralia, and Carol Deacon, Hamilton, spent the weekend with Mrs. Mayman's par. eats, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. McMillen Mrs. E. R. Weston, Goderich, accoin!panied by her granddaught- er, Judy Weston;, Landon, who bw been spending, the vacation wiitl; her, visited Mr and Mrs. Malcolm Tombs from Thursday to Sunday Mr. and Mrs, William, Clark. b R : Because Modern Cars Are More Complex.... . ;THEY NEED EXPERT CARE regularly! 'That's why you should always drive in here ... and enjoy complete, thorough service. Don's B -A Service Volkswagen Sales Clinton HU 2-9088 G'LIN'K'ti�;f �°i�WS�IiBCARD HPG Appointment ent F ' i. Yf IR / / : z N ...Syri �a z • MAURICE,. R. JENKINS �Iousehold Finance Corporation of Canada is pleased to an- nounce the recent appointment of Maurice R, Jenkins as man- ager of their branch office in Goderich. Mr. Jenkins has worked for HFC in several of their Ontario branch offices and latterly was assistant manager of their North Bay office. Union, and, Mr. and Mrs. William Little, Brantford, visited Mrs. Charles Torus on Sunday. Mrs, Lloyd Westlake and two children, Reeky and Catherine An- ne retnuxmed to Kitchener on,; 'MUr- srdlay with her husband, Corporeal L. Westaake, OtPP, after having ,spent five weeks' with her parentis, Mr. and Mrs. M. 'hams. Visitors during .the weekend at the home of Mr, and Mrs. -LeRoy Poth were their son Ronald and friends, Bob, Shields, Miss. Joan Root, Toronto; Don Slaw, Mim- a'ca; Miss- Marion .Graney, Gobde- rich; Miss Mary D'Sena, Calcutta, Imdia; Mr.. Pouts mother, Mfrs. Frederick Poth, Mr. and Mrs, Har- old Po*,, [Richard and Donald, Mrs. A. Bechtel, New Dundee; Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Poth and Lindy Lou, Waterloo. The Rt, Rev. William H. Town- send, D.D., F.V.I.S., Suffragan Bishop of Huron and Mrs. Town- send, came to their cottage here ,on Saturday for a. hod,uday. They were met do Mointreal ' !by memb- ers of their family when they ar- Ave,d on Friday from Lngdand where Bishop Townsend attended the, Lambeth conference, Mr. and ,Mrs. Porter, two child' - ren, Bob and Mary, and friends Steubenville, have been holidaying :at the Rockery Cabins*, Mr, and Mss. David Bricker and Terry, London, visited the form.- em's ;grandiparents, Canon and Mrs. H. M. Lang -Ford' on Sunday. Mrs. Mildred Jury, Detroit, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ber Rathwell. At The Poplars William Greig returned to To- ronto on, Sunday after having sipent .a week with This wife ane daughter Jean at their cottage "Bale Acres". Mrs. Chester Vellett, two sons. Greg and Kirk, Van; Blanc, Mich., are at the Belli cottage. Chester Vellett who was herewith his fam- ily for a fortnight returned tc Van Blanc on Sunday. L. A. Steipheng, Toronto, spent :East week with his wife and fam- Ry at "Loch Home" cottage. Lorie Biaser, Toronto, is spend - Ing ,this week with his wife and -two children Lynn.and Paula whc have ,been holidaying in the Rad- ford cottage. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Peter and daughter Mary are on a twc week's motor trip through North- ern Ontario. On their return their son Douglass who has been, a. fire ranger near Sudbury MR join, them. WE ARE BUYERS OF WHEAT - OATS - MIXED GRAIN BARLEY and WHITE DEANS TIMOTHY SEED and CLOVER SEED Check Our Prices Before Selling . Now Is The Time To Buy Your Winter Supply of Feed Beans We Have Fast Unloading Facilities, and Have Just Installed a New Hoist for Unloading Semi -Trailers. 32-33b Children's Auction Earns $20 for Park, Unique Village Idea (By our, Bayfield! Corresp9mleat), The 04d.ren's. Auction Sale at the Fellow's cottage lin Friday afternoon proved' to :be a popu2ar spot igr p o o h ch ld en and adults, K1ixr, Fellows, D,oixraki Burch, Justin Lance and Greg Vellett acted in, turn as auctioneers and clerk. The children collected all the articles. Bidding was li mkted. to those, 112 years of age and' under, At times bidding was quite brisk, At least one little g;iri proved toi be a Vatancler. She reported that she bought a pair of swiarl ruing flippers for two cents• and salla them to :a boy for t6n, cents. (She slpent the profit on candy later on). , The wIno f w0 s .4 s a t 8 w ,reed in to h treasurer,f ru t e o the. Pioneer Park Association, Mrs, J. V. How- ard, for park development, This spl'endad effort by the children portrays a community in, HENSALL COMMUNITY SALE PRICES Weanling pigs, $12.25 to $15.40; chunks, $16.50 to $19; feeders, $22.50 to 25.25; sows, $85 to $105. Holstein cows, $145 to $175; DurPiam caws, $165 to $204; Hol- stein,calves, $12 to $2S; Dunham calves, $35 to $49. Stacker steers sold up to 23c a lb. 550 .pllgs and 125 head .of cattle and calves were sold. ,.„ , THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, IrA terest by young visitors and augurs well for continued irltereSt�.�AY EEN and support of the work of the Pioneer Park Association in years SPECIALS come. i `�^'�r-+.+�--w*�^w�-+wrrw--•war at SEED WHEAT TIEMANYS Place your order as soon CEDAR6ROVE i as ass bl o t can possible s that We take care of your require„-. e t 1 FIELD,m n s EYR,.ALEXANDER.. ROAST A ST T URK . N.aFR! CI! KE14 LONbESBORO 0 PRIME ROAST BEEF' With. All The Trimmings TheGrass �N.eed HeI �. Old bossy hos beer* chewing away ow pasture for quite awhile now. The grasw this year has been pretty good too. But now its beginning to !'ase it palatability and food value. Protein and vitamin ,w. content are falling off... On hot days t bossy doesn't eat too much either.. Your cows need a BALANCED dairy ration to holt!+ up milk production. Possibly you have noticed some drops= already. 'And you know that once they go down its mighty hard to bring them back up. 1 Com,, ,.r r ^... 4k� r•itil,d.