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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1960-07-14, Page 8MERRILL TV SERVICE 215 Victoria St. HU 2-7021 Mr. and Mee. Fred Davison, Detroit, have been visiting his 'brothers. Mr. and. Mrs. Herbert Kirk ham returned to London. Sat- urday night, Rosemary Turland, Goderich, is spending a week with Oath'. Irri Sparks, Mr. and Mrs, Warren P. Cook and family, London, are at their cottage. Mr. and Mrs, James P. For- guSon, London, were at their cottage for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Smith and Janet, London., are at their cottage on Sarnia, Road. Mr. and Mrs, Keith Brandon and family, Stratford, spent the weekend at their tent. Mr. end Mrs. J. M. Stewart attended the Evel-Weaver wed- ding in Hamilton on Saturday. Chris Howard, Windsor, spent the Dominion Day week- end with his brother, 3, E. Ho- ward, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Fras- er, Ft. William, are occupying Cecil McLeod's house on Lou- isa Street. Mrs, R., B. Johnston, Sault Ste. Marie, came on July 3, to spend •the summer at her home in the village. James Higgins, Toronto, came on Monday to spend a vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Higgins. Mrs. Keith Pruss and two children Janice and Charles, London, are visiting her moth- er, Mrs. J. H. Parker. Mr. and Mrs. W. Pitblado, Oakville, came on Sunday to spend a few days with h e r father, H. N. Brandon. Miss Ann Tait and Mrs. T. Heitman, Aylmer, were the guests of Mrs. Malcolm Toms over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Heard, Donald and Linda, London, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Heard on Sun- day. Miss Shirley Brandon, BA, Essex, was with her father the first of July before going to Toronto to attend Summer School. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh MacLeod, Helen and Donald, Kingsville, visited his aunt, Mrs. L. H. D. MacLeod, from Sunday t o Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. John MacKen- zie, Margot and John, Toronto, spent a weekend recently with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. MacKenzie. 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Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Atkins son, David and Elizabeth, St. Clair Shores, Mich., •were with his uncle, D. A. Atkinson, over the weekend, Mr. and Mrs. J. E, Howard and Miss Anne Drouin, visited Mrs, Howard's sister, Mrs, H. G, E. Crosby, Mooretown, from Tuesday to Friday. Mrs. D. Bettye, Mrs. Robert Blair and Brenda, accompanied by Mrs. J. E. Howard, visited in Orillia for a couple of days the first week in July, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Cleave who returned Prom their hon- eymoon trip on. Sunday, are spending a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cleave. Mrs. Harold King, Sarnia, came on Monday and visited her sister, Mrs. R, J. Larson, before going to Varna to be the guest of her sister, Mrs. George Reid. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer John- ston, and family, Hespeler, vis- ited his parents, Mr, and Mrs. William H. Johnston, on Sun- day. Judy remained with her grandparents. Mrs. • R. M. Johnston and baby Robert, Dundee, are visit- ing her aunt, Mrs. J. R. R. Wiiiock and family. Their husbands were also at the cot- tage for the weekend. Mrs. Emory Sutor, Cayuga, Mrs. Olive Coghlan, Miss Lois Suter and Jack Greenall, Ham- ilton, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lawrence at Cloverly Cottage. Mr. and Mrs. J. Pounder, Johnny, Cathy and Mary Beth, returned to London on Sunday after a week's vacation with Mrs. Pounder's mother, Mrs'. Lloyd Scotchmer and family. Di. R. B. Hunter returned' to Toronto after having spent a vacation with his wife and Sally Beth, at their home here. Mrs. Charles Rogers is also with her daughter for the sum- mer, Mr. and Mrs. R. 3. Rose, son James and daughter Sally, Oak- ville, accompanied by Miss M. Polk, Portland, Oregon, visited Mrs. Rose's' mother, Mrs. F. Helps, "Enfield" cottage on. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Len B. Smith, London, visited Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Larson on Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. George Reid, Varna, and grandson Larry Reid, Ottawa, spent Sunday with them. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Brandon and Gregory, who spent last year at Terrace Bay, visited his brother Ken Brandon and family for a few days over the weekend before taking up resi- dence 'at Beaton, Ont. Mrs. L. M. Burt who is tak- ing a special course at Teach- er's College, spent the week- end at her home here, with her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Burt, Jo Anne, Karen and Jeffrey, at present on va- cation. Miss Manion Hart, Detroit, is spending a two week's vacat- ion with her mother, Mrs. E. N. Hart, at their cottage. Mrs. Fred Polfchan and Freddy re- turned to Detroit on Monday, after having been their guests for a week. The Reverend Canon and Mrs. H. , H. Lan,gFord, Water- loo, came on Tneeday lest Week to be et their cottage for the seep= Their daughter, Mrs. R. Bricker., who aegert- papied them to the re, turned to Waterloo en Senday. Miss Graee Kolb and Mies Mary Klob, Sao ?auto, Brazil, are the guests of Mr, and Mrs. H. H. Ormond this month. Mr. and Mrs. -Ormond motored to New York to meet the ladies. on June 28,. and arrived home en July 1. On Monday Mr. Ormond took the Misses Kolb to Detroit, for the day. W. W, Higgins who hes spent the winter with his daughter Mrs. Alex Repeh and family, Thornhill, was brought to his home on the Blue Water Highs way on Wednesday of last week by ambulance. Mr, and Mrs. Alex Recoil and three boys, Bob, Allan and Billy, came the same day. Mr. Roech returned to Thornhill on alai- day, while his wife and eons remained with her father. Orville Gerneinhardt, Sags Maw, Miele, is vacationing with his wife and two children at the Genteinhardt-Knight re sidence on Louisa Street. Their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brown are visiting them; also over the weekend were their other daughters and families, Mr. and Mrs, Stan Wehener and son, Mr. and Mrs. Woolever, Gavin and Jim, Sagleaw, Miele Mrs. John Crawford, sonsin- law and daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Forbes Macdonald, returned to Pickford, Mich., on Wednesday of last week after visiting her sisters, Misses A. M. and E. OS Stirling for a week. Mrs. Colin Campbell accompanied her aunt and cousins on their return. Donald McKenzie and Miss Do- reen McKenzie left on. Tuesday for a short visit in Pickford, Mrs. Campbell will return ;with them on Friday. The Ahrens family reunion was held on the lawn at the home of Lyall, Melvin and Rus- sell Davison on Sunday • after- noon, July 10. Attending were: Mr, and Mrs. William Kerr and Douglas, Walkerton; Mr. and Mrs. William Phoenix, Saginaw, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. J. H, Pol- lock, Ripley; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pollock, Goderich; Mr and Mrs. P. St. Martin, Mrs. Lulu Lord, Montreal; Mr. and Mrs. T. Hallett and Tam- my, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rob- son and daughters, Patsy and Cathy, Mr. and Mrs. William Wood and son Geoffrey, Lon- don; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davis- on, Detroit. (Intended for last week) Guests at the home of Mrs. Walter Westlake for the week- end were Mr, and Mrs. F. Hess and sons, Elkhart, Indiana; Prof. and Mrs. L. J. Merten, Lansing, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. G. Pence and son, Detroit; Miss Ann Pence, St. Cloud, Minn.; Miss Linda Hensleigh, Detroit, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Wagner and son, Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. N. Cooper, Regent, Mich. Rev. and Mrs. Gordon Kurtz and four children, Rochester, N.Y., are occupying their cot- tage which they purchased last year, from George Levis. Stay- ing with them are Mrs. Howard Beck, East Orange, N.Y, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Schfeitlin, Susie, Judy and Donnie, Niag- ara Falls; William Robinson, Sarnia, Walter Robinson, Toron- to, spent the long weekend with their mother, Mrs. William H. Robinson. Jack Walmsley, Toronto, and Lorne Walmsley, Kitchener, have been visiting their sister, Mrs. J. R. Cameron. Mrs. T. W. Oates, Hamilton, is at her cottage on Delevan Street. Mr. and Mrs. John Oates and family, Kitchener, are visit- ing his mother. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Manners, London, are at their cottage, With them over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. W, E, Man- ness Jr., Jimmy and Joanne, London, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Thom and baby Marsha, Hamilton, visited the latter's brother, Ken- neth Mackie and family for the weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mackie, London, also spent Sun- day with their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mackie and Jimmy. The Rt. Rev. and Mrs. Wil- liam A. Townshend returned to London on Wednesday after having been at their cottage for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tovenshend, London, were also with them for the weekend, The Rev. Dr. R. P. D. Hur- ford and Mrs. Hurford, London, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ball at their cottage, Blue Wat- er Highway, Goderich Township, for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. W. Mack, Oril- ha, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs, 3, M. Atkinson at their home on Colina Street. Mrs. T. Poster's who is in very poor health, was taken to the Queoesway Nursing Home, Hen- sell, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Tewiltymare Cleave and Cynthia, Waukegan, Ill., Were with Mrs, Twenty- man's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cleave from Wednesday night to Tuesday. They were hero for the Cleave-Talbot wed- dies; on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs, Donald Talbot left for Tees, Alberta, on Sen. day, after spending a few weeks with Mr. And Mrs. Clifford Tal- bot, Ma Talbot is a Minister in the Church of God there. Mrs, Gledvein Westlake and Ann, and Miss Louise Talbot Motorted to Stoner on Sunday. Mr, and Mts. Walter Hobbes' and family, Sarnia, visited his cousin, Mrs. Nelton Heard on Tuesday'. ere Silver Wedding Day Marked (Raffield Cerreepondent) On Saturday, July 9, Mr, and Mrs, Fred W. Lawrence eeles brated their silver wedding ata niversary with a family dinner at "The Little Inn" with an attendance of 21, For this occasion the small dining room was decorated with baskets of peonies and madonna lilies. The bride's table was centred with an an- niversary cake, flanked by pink tapers and the floral decora.- tion for tables was of white orange blossom and sweet peas. This 25th anniversary cele- brated their marriage in Lon- don with the Rev, Charles Mil- hard officiating. The bride was formerly Miss Vera Trick, youngest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs, Levi Trick. The groom is the son Of the late Mr. and Mrs. B. Law- rence, Clinton, They have re- sided in Hamilton ever since their marriage Where Fred has been a member of the Hamilton teaching staff 'for 33 years, Guests 'included Mr. and Mrs. E, J. Jenkins, Clinton, uncle and aunt of the bride; Mr. and Mrs. William Hume (Frieda Wallis, bridesmaid), Milton; Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Tyndall (Harriett Wise, flower girl), Clinton; Mrs, Emory Sutor, Cayuga; Mrs. Olive Coghlan, Miss Lois Sutor, Jack Green- all, Hamilton; Mrs. Jennie Wise, Fletcher Townsend, Mr. and Mrs. Alf, Hudie, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glen, Mr. and Mrs. George Wise, all of Clinton and vicinity; Miss' Ethel Washing- ton, Goderich. After the dinner, a social evening was spent at Mrs. Green's cottage, Bayfield where Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence are spending two weeks holiday. 0 Trousseau Tea For E. Grainger Held By Mother (Bayfield Correspondent) On Saturday, July 2, Mrs. Russell Grainger entertained at a delightful trousseau tea for her daughter, Miss Elaine Grainger. The spacious home of her mother, Mrs. T. Snow- den, Blue Water Highway, Stanley Township, in which the family will shortly take up residence, was decorated with a profusion of summer flowers of various hues for this occas- sion. Mrs. Grainger wore a green flowered silk frock, and was as- sisted in receiving the many guests by the bride-elect in blue crystal charm, and the mother of the groomsto-lbe, Mrs. V. Deichert in a pink flowered silk. All wore cor- sages of red carnations. Mrs. Thomas Snowden and Mrs. J. Downie, Strathroy, cir- culated amongst the guests, Showing the trousseau in the afternoon were Miss Mary Grainger, Mrs. Harvey Hohns er, Mrs. William Taylor, Mrs. Earl Deichert. In charge of the tea room were Miss Phyllis Scheele and Mrs. Thomas Penhale. In the evening, Miss Marg- aret Deichert, Miss Helen. Grainger, Mrs. Edgar Ellig- sen and Mrs. Claire Deichert showed the trousseau while Mrs. Clifford Pepper and Miss Norma Geiger were in the tea room. In charge of the guest book were Phyllis Grainger and Margaret Elligsen. Shirley Keys, Joanne Elligsen and Dor- is Pepper displayed four bea- utiful quilts made by the grandmother of the bride-to- be, Mrs, Thomas Snowden. 0 During 1959 the index of Canada's industrial production rose eight percent to 169, basis 1949 equals 100. Another in- dicator of national growth. /45 auk PRODUCTS ARE TOP$, PIA SERVICE TOO, t 'MK WHAT WE'VE) \-141/11,7 TR'41001 top ice top PRODUCT'S! -411111110111111w SERVICE ,IS MIDDLE NA rOlt tVtgYTIIING • PtTIAOLEtlef Be Careful. Boating Warns hayfield Chief _ (Ba.yfleld Correspondent) -Boating aceidents in verjegs . places are becoming almost as common as ,automobile mashes and .alaliMing many lives, Se for, Bayfield has escaped any boating tragedy, But on Satur- day evening a young man with no experience in handling wat- ercraft gave other boaters some 4W-raising moments by oper- ating a, speed boat in a very clangers/us manner before be- coming stuck on the sand' bar in the centre of the river be- tween the fishermen's docks. Village Constable George Little, following complaints, is investigating the matter. He stales that boat owners would be well-'advised to observe the regulation's. 0 Bayfield School Promotions Listed (Bayfield Correspondent) Promotions at the Bayfield Public School axe released as follows by Principal W. A. Fra- lick and Mrs. Vina Parker, Promoted to Grade 9, Rich- ard Bird', Douglas Darnbrough, A n n Gerneinhardt, George Lindsay, Gayle Mote, Walter Orr, Michael Scotchmer, Kath- ryn Sparks, Jackelyn Weston. Grade 8, Shirley Darnbrough, Mary Elizabeth Ervine, Terry Fitzsimmons, Wayne Heard, Douglas. Kingsbury, Micheline Lavoie. Grade 7, Neil Bellchamber, Linda Gemeinhardt, Peter Land, Ellen Lindsay, Jim Mc- Curdy, Janice Merrier, Joan Mote, Beverley Sparks, Doug- las. Telford, Basil:era Turner, Gayle Turner, Philip Turner. Grade 6, Lloyd Francis, San- dra Irwin, Anne McCurdy, Jacqueline McIntyre, Garfield Merner, Ted Heard. Grade 5, Bruce Bird, Nancy Heard, Donnie Lindsay, Bill McCurdy, Barbara Sparks. Grade 4, Karen Fitzsimmons, Marion Francis, Marcel La- voie, Terry McClinchy, Calvin Scotchmer, Buddy Sturgeon, Kathy Weston. Grade 3A, Lynn, Brandon, Garry Darnbrough, Monica Gemeinhardt, Sharon Heard, Robbie MacVean, Clara Mason, Lorne Merner, Patricia Sparks, Rhea Sturgeon. Grade 3B, Ralph Eckert, Rand MeClinchy, Delores Tel- ford. Grade 2, Kelso Fitzsimmons, Robbie Irwin, Brenda Makins, Colleen Merner, Randy Sim- ons, Linda Sparks. Ross Stanway, Toronto, spent the weekend with his friend, John. Moffat. Mr, aild Mrs. Victor Har- greaves visited with friends• in Toronto over the weekend. Mr, and Mrs. George Hender- son attended the Lobb Picnic and spent the weekend visiting friends. James Burdge, Parry Sound, spent the •week with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bur- dge. Mrs. Grant Love, Cairo, Mich., is visiting with her sis- ters, Mrs. Stewart Baird and Mrs. Robert Dalrymple, Mrs. Grace McDonald, Otta- wa, is visiting with her mother, Mrs. John MeCowan et the hospital, and other relatives. Mrs. J. W. Stackhouse re turned home on, Saturday, from Clinton. Public Hospital, much improved in health. Miss Margaret Aikenhead, London, spent the weekend with her sister, Mrs. J. Aid- winkle. Charles Kovacs, Thelma Snelling and Sandra Martin, Port Colborne, spent the week- end with Mrs. Snelling, and Ruth returned home with them, Mrs. Charles Kovacs, Port Colborne, spent all last week with her mother, Mrs. Charles Snelling. Mrs. Snelling is a patient in Clinton Public Hospi- tal. Mrs. W. H. Wightman, Pas- adena, Calif.; Mr. 'and Mrs. Al- bert McKellar, Freeland, Mich„ were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mac Wilson and Mrs. J. W. Stackhouse. WA Picnic The Brucefield Woman's Ass DANCING Every Friday Night AT BLUEWATER DANCELAND Musk by —Desjardine, Orchestra ADMISSION-75 cents Join The Crowds secietion held their annual pic- nic at the smellier cottage of Mr. axis Mrs. Ross Scott, )3asr. field. Owing to the. JAW har- ing season the attendance was not es large as usual, The senior sports were in the- charge of Mrs. George Clifton and Mrs. Irving :Sinew. Child- ren's eports were conducted by Mrs. John Henderson and Mrs. Edgar Allan: Results are as follows: Picking the most clothespins, Mrs. John Broadfoot; kicking the slipper in 'a box, Barbara Henderson; largest waistline, Mrs. John, Cairns; oven mitt re- lay, Mrs. Broadfoot'e team; lucky spot, Mrs. Robert Dal- rymple; oldest lady present, Mrs. Tena Daymond; passing the ball relay, Miss M. Swan's team; guessing the jar of beans, Mrs, E. Thomson; the most recent grandmother, Mrs. John Broadfoot; guess. what the can contained, Mrs. Ken Scott. Children's races, four years and under, Billy Thompson; six and under, Bert Lobb; eight and under, Stewart Mustard; ten and under, boys, Ronald Scott; ten and under, Dorothy Ross; 12 and under, Bonnie Dalrymple, Bernice Lobb; kick- the slipper, Bonnie 'Dalrymple; young ladies, Jean Broadfoot; wheelbarrow, Gordon Hender- son and James Ross; Ron Scott and Billy Henderson; three-leg- ged race, Bonnie Dalrymple .09y Found At Play Nearby (04y000. Conreepondent) Stewart Jones, six-yeassold son of Mr. and Mrs, Jones who are occupying Dr. E. A. Me- Master's cottage, gave his par- ents and police a bad time of it on Friday evening, He was last seen at four o'clock :by his parents, with his little dog. At seven o'clock, the police or, ganized, a search of the beach- es. He was found at eight o'- clock playing with -Calvin Scotchmer, quite innocent of the anxiety he'd caused. Thompson House Windows Broken (Baytielci Correspondent) The old Thomson farmhouse on the north bank of the river was entered on Monday after- noon and considerable damage done in broken windows. The boards covering them which had just been nailed on that day had been pulled off an hour later and every window brok- en, It is a pity that citizens (perhaps minors of the fair sex) have no respect for other people's property! and Sharon Baird. A picnic lunch was enjoyed by 'all. Mrs. Spa was thank- ed for her hospitality, by the president, Mrs. W. Broadfoot, and presented with a gift by Mrs. David Triebner. A record 480,000 babies born in Canada in 1959. Correspondents MRS. .134FIRY Miss. M, Swan anal Mrs. C. Hare are holidaying at Bala. Milskoka, Mrs. Margaret Vair was tele- en tty ambulance to Hospital in London on Sunday, MASSEY-FERGUSON DAY Fridays July 22nd DON MESSER JUBILEE with Charlie Chamberlain Marg Osborne and The Buchta Dancers at the Western Fair Grounds, London A full two hour program will begin promptly at 2.30 p.m. featuring the Don Messer Jubilee and a product presentation (of Massey - Ferguson Machinery). 5.00 p.m,—Barbecue Supper. Some tickets still available at BOYES FARM SUPPLY SEAFORTH PHONE 110 or see GEORGE WRAITH GODERICH PHONE JA 4-9934 28b