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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1958-09-25, Page 6Glenn Brandon was with his wife and family over the weekend, Mrs, J. Pease and Ervine Pease, London, were at their cottage on Sunday, Mrs E. W, OddliijagM, London„ was at ller heirile in the village !last week. .Steadman and family, Lon- don, were at their cottage over the weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ashton, Lon- don, occupied their cottage. over the weekend, Mr, and Mrs. W. Pitbla.do, Oak- Ville, spent Sunday with her fa- ther, H, N. Brandon. Misses Jacqueline Cluff, London, and Vicki Cluff, Londesbore, were home for the weekend, Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Parker, London, were at their home "Park- cliff" for the weekend. Mr, and Mrs, George Kalleo and Jennifer, Detroit, were at their cottage for the weekend, Mk. and Mrs, William Bennett and family, London, spent the weekend at their cottage. George Hopson is a patient in Westminster Hospital, London, having entered on Thursday. Mr, and Mrs. James Day and family, Grosse Pointe, Mich., spent the Weekend at their cottage, Mr, and Mrs, Dalton Smith and Janet, London, spent :Sunday at their home on Sarnia Street, Gordon Pfaff and family, Wind- sor, were at their cottage on Vic- toria Place for the weekend. Mr, and Mrs. James Fisher, Larry and Frank, Kitchener, spent the weekend at their cottage. Mr, and Mrs, Claire Merner, De- troit, and family, spent the week- end at 'their home 01 Mina St. Mr. and Mrs, F. Peter and fam- ily, Stratford, spent the weekend at itheir cottage at The Poplars. J, 0. Doyle who has been in- disposed was taken to Westminst- er Hospital, London, last week, Mr, and Mrs. A. S. Charlton and family, Stratford, were at the Metcalf homy for the weekend, Mr. and Mrs. F. Hendrick and guests, Birmingham, Mich., were at "Westwind" for the weekend, George Telford, Stratford, was with his parents, Mr. .and Mrs. Fred Telford, over the weekend. Mks. T. C. Bailey who has been in London for the past three months returned home on Satur- day, SEAFORTH SATURDAT EXHIBITION , COMMUNITY at 8.45 OF 81ell... SEPTEMBER p.m. AND G CENTRE' 27 SCIENCE! Tag Team 2 Frank ''Scotty" "Logger" Match Two --: Referees time limit and Dick Caron Nurnberg out of 3 falls — 1 hour Thompson vs. McDonald and "Skull" RONNIE Semi — -Final CHUCK — LOGUE vs. One Fall — 45 minutes time FRIGULP limit LLOYD MORRIS vs. HAL "Diamond" BRADY One Fall — 30 minutes time limit General Admission: Adults $1.00 Children (under 15, with parents ONLY), 50c- Ringside $ 1.56 TENDERS Will be received by the undersigned for. Caretaker of Hokriesville United Church. Duties to commence on October 1, 1958., For further particulars apply to Harry Williams, phone HU 26633, (Signed) Frank. Yeo, 30-b • R.R. No; 3, Clinton, Ont. HOWARD'S NOW is the time to get rid of pests before winter sets. in. Get your Howard's ready to use RAT KILL in bulk form at H. F. WETTLAUFER CLINTON Phone HU 2-9792 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 S. Hunt,' Shipper Phone 77S 43-tfb You'll see it better on a FUEL OIL MOTOR OIL GASOLINE LUBRICANTS ;:•4*.`40•' Are' Come In And See Us About Your GAS FURNACE NEEDS J. R. SANGSTER PLUMBING — HEATING — ELECTRICAL WIRING Clinton — Phone HU 2-7035 WHY WALK WHEN YOU CAN RIDE AT THESE LOW. PRICES 1955 PLYMOUTH 2 Door Savoy owneC very Tiet'coar;e.. Only $1525.00 1953 CHEVROLET Bel Aire Sedan Radio Only $ 7951)9 1950 PLYMOUTH 2 Door Special at $295.00 MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM SHOP NOW AND SAVE AT MURPHY BROS. GARAGE PHONE: HU 2-9475 CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH-FARGO ilittAFROM S21 MORE , 00. PROMPT. COURTEOUS SERVICE IF IT'S CASH YOU NEED. THEN DON'T DELAY- CALL T.C.C. ON THE PHONE,„TODAY BALANCED FEEDING HEADQUARTERS CUNTON NEWS,-RECQRD PAM.S.IX THURSDAY, *SEPTEMBER 25, 1958: 1959 PHILIPS Styline TV from Mr, and Mrs, George Fellows and three children, Riverside, ec- ektPied their cottage over the week- end.. Mr. and Mrs M, Stewart re„, turned. home on Saturday after bavtng spent a few days Or- Master Bobby PoSnian,.. London, is, spending a week with his grand- Parents, the Rev, and Mrs. Ivor Iiodenbam, Mr, and Mrs. W, H, .otInn,. Alice • and Janice,. London, . Rent the • weekend at their .cottage en ..Bay- field Terrace, Mrs, L, M, Burt, Mr, and Mrs. Ronald Burt and Janice, London, spent the weekend at their borne Sarniaon Street, Mr. and 'Mrs. Stewart Cook, Donald and Nancy, Stratford, oc- cupied their cottage at The Pop- lars" °We the weekend, Mr, and Mrs. Harry Baker two daughters, Connie and Gwen, London, spent the weekend at their cottage, "Wheel-In". ,.. Rev, nod Mrs. more have returned to their .eet- tege.at Hays Beach after spending, a .few days in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Fraser, Who have spent the past six Weela at the home of Miss Cecil McLeod left on Friday for their home' in • Fort William. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hopper; Desbarats, visited on Friday with their old - neighbour; Mrs. *New- man, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Roy Fitzsimons. Mrs, A. F. Furter, London, spent Sunday with her brother and sis- ter, H. A. Stinson .and Mrs. George Reid. She returned on 'Tuesday for a few days. Mrs, Donald Murray, Toronto, came on Monday to visit her dau- ghter, Mrs. W. J. McLeod, Miss Helen McLeod, London, was home for the weekend. Mrs. George Heideinann and brother, -Fred Hill, Toronto, are at her cottage in Bailey Park. Miss Isabel Heidemanm Toronto, was here for the weekend. Miss Mabel Hodgins, accompan- ied by Mr, and Mrs, W, A. Jen- nings, returned to Toronto on Monday after having been at her cottage "Stonehaven" from Sat- urday. Mr. and Mrs. E. J, Bauer, Kit- chener, were at their cottage from Tuesday to Sunday. Their son-in- law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. E. Feidburger were with them, and Mrs. J. Huck and two child- ren, Kitchener, also spent the 111111111111.11411111111111 HARRY WIL41441: TO GUM :ER. WITH 711-11=:. COLD, SAY WE, 1 IS SUCH A USELESS 11 AGED( HARRY WILLIAMS Phone H U 2-6633 cLINTON.fiunu. Laudenbach—Bauer (By our Bayfield *Correspondent) Rev David Batter, . Toronto, of- ficiated • for the marriage of his sister, Margaret Angela Eauer, Kitchener, to Joseph Adam Laud- enbaCh, Windsor, at St. Louis Ro- man Catholic, Church, Waterloo, on Saturday, September 13, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Edgar Jacob Barter, 675. Dunbar Rd., Kitchener (and Bayfield). The bridegroom's par- ents are.Mr;:and Mrs, Lenis Latld- enhach, Seaforth, Bayfreld,„Foremen Save Life of Lady After Heart Attack at Home (By our'13ayfield Correspondent) Prompt • action of two firemen, Apical Makins and Reg. Francis, is credited with saving the life of Mrs, Charles Toms when she suf- fered a. heart attack at her home here at 2 a.m. on Saturday. They used the pneolator to ad- minister oxygen until medical aid arrived, and on the trip by am- bulance to Clinton Public Hospi- tal at 4 a.m. Mrs. Toms improved in health next day but is still a patient there. o Infant Daughter Has Holy Baptism Rites (By our Bayfield Correspondent). The Reverend E. J. B. Harrison officiated at the service of holy baptism for Ellen Maureen, in- fant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Matthews, in Trinity Church on Sunday afternoon at two o'clock. Godpareitts were Miss Alice Dunn, London; Miss Helen Blair, Bayfield and Jack Denyes, Belle- ville (by proxy). Serving mass was the bride's nephew, John Pager- Raymond Massel was organist and Mrs. Ro- bert Kuntz was soloist. The church was decorated with white gladioli and chrysanthemums for the cere- mony. The bride wore an original for- mai gown of peau de peche styled with molded bodice and sabrina neckline, Garlands of Bruissels lace dotted with French chenille were appliqued on the bodice and the bell skirt which draped, to a cath- edral train, Her French illusion fingertip veil was held by a band of peau de peche appliqued With lace. She carried a white prayer book which had been carried by her mother on her wedding day, white spray orchids and stephan- otis entwined with ivy. Mrs. Thomas Dillon,, jr., Leit- town, N,Y,, was matron of honor for her sister. She wore a chain. pagne chiffon dress featuring bouf- fant skirt, plain bodice front and softly shirred back. Panels of champagne, frost green and cocoa brown draped over the shoulders to the back hemline, She wore a champagne featured headdress and matching accessories. The attendants' cocoa brown dresses were similarily styled and they wore matching accessories. John Laudenbach, Sarnia, was best man for his brother, and ush- ers were Michael Laudenbach, Toronto, a brother of the -bride- groom, Raymond Bauer, Waterloo, a brother of the bride, and Ronald Sills, Kitchener. Receiving 150 guests at the Wal- per Hotel, the bride's mother wore an ivory beige brocade sheath and three-quarter coat ensemble, and brown accessories. Her sheath Was designed with a bead-embroi- dered watteau neckline. The bridegrooni's mother choie a black and white dress and black accessories. A corsage of green cymbidium orchids enhanced her costume. For travelling to the-New.Eng- land states, the bride selected a brown wool broadcloth suit accen ted with a white mink collar and white feather cloche. Her acces- sories were brown and she wore a corsage of white gardenias. The couple will reside at 520 Wyandotte St., Riverside, Another marls error. may be your accident. Always drive to allow for a possible error by the -other man, advises the Ontario Safety. League. Teeswater Fall Fair Wednesday, Oct. 1 Outstanding Livestock Show Harness, Road, Chariot and Pony Races— Vaudeville — Rides Bands (Daylight Saving Time) STAGE SHOW In the Arena-8.30 p.m. Circle Eight Ranch with support- ing Artists "CORONATION SQUARES" International Square Dance Champions Dancing at 10 p.m. on the New Polished Floor H. I. Arkell, President Melvin Rome, Secretary 39p News of Bayfield By MISS WY It,, WOODS. PHONE; BAYVELD 45 r Merrill T.V. Service "Be Wise Buy From A Service Dealer" HUnter 2-7021. Clinton weekend with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. ,McFadden, daughter Mary; enjoyed a vaca- tion, Trom Sunday to Friday re- cently. They Vtisilted Old .Fort Henry, took the Thousand Is- lands :tour, - went on to Ottawa and home via Algonquin park. Mrs. Fred Telford kept baby, _Shirley McFadden during their' absence. Mr. and Mrs.-William Murray returned to Warren, Mich., on Monday after having been here for ten days. The former's moth- er, Mrs, Agnes Murray, is making good progress towards recovery, after having undergone surgery for the amputation of a leg at the knee, in Clinton Public Hospital on Wednesday of last week. Scouts and Cubs. Auxiliary The regular meeting of jjh Snouts and iCubs Aitueiliary was held at the heine of Mrs..Arnold Makins. Ten;;; members and one visitor attent,ded, The president, Mrs. Jainee'Caineron, was in charge. The meeting opened' with the Scoiut Mothers' promise. The secretary's :report was read by Mrs. Grant Turner' ands Mrs. Wil- fred Castle ;gave the treasurer's statement. A motion was passed to pur- chase a. patrol cooking kit, and camp wok's: tool leit, also to hold a Halloween. euchre and bridge on October .30, The meeting eloS- ed With the -Scout Mothers' pray- er. The hoStess served refresh- ments. The next m.eeting will be held at the home of Mrs. James ;Cameron on November 18, at wh- ich time there will be an election of officers. vh/NNI#04.104,4•04~4,0,10040% MANAGERS WANTED so- MALE or FEMALE Full or Part Time $300.00 minimum monthly income guaranteed for spend- ing only a few hours weekly in just spare time, more full time. Canadian company has immediate openings for ambitious men or women to manage local business. No experience necessary as we train you in all phases of the business and no high pressure men are wanted as no selling on your part is re- quired. YOU MUST:- -Be of good character and able to furnish referenCeS. —Be able to devote 8 to 10 hours weekly to business. —Be able to make a cash deposit of $1,600,00, which is refundable. 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