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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1960-09-08, Page 8Wedding at Dalevista Farm MR, and MRS. DONALD GLOUSHER, Blyth, were married on Saturday, August 20, by the Rev. J. C. Britton, Seaforth, at Dalevista Farm, RR 1, Clinton. The bride is Laurel Karen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Dale, and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Herb Glousher, RR 1, Auburn. (Wentworth Studio) Young Ladies Tour U.K. and Europe By Plane, Car Boat and Bus Mayfield Correspondent) Mrs. John Wallace, is the guest of Mrs. J. H Coble Miss Jacqueline ,Cluff left on Monday to resume her teach- Ina duties in London. W, J. Nicholls, Toronto, *as the guest of M. Fred 1VICEwee over the holiday weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Ferrite London, spent the holiday weekend at their cottage. Me and Mrs. G, Kallio, De, trait, were at their .cottage for the weekend, Mr, and Mrs. Clark Daly, London, occupied a Jewett cot- tage over the weekend, Mr, and Mrs, E. W. Kendall, Jane and John, Elmira, visited Mrs, Le Roy Perth on Sunday, Dr. William, A. Tillman and older children have returned to London after having spent the season at their cottage. Mr. and Mrs, Keith Kaptien and Sandra, London, were visi- tors of Mr. and Mrs, Gerrit Zondag on Monday, • Mr. and Mrs, John Murray, son and family, Toronto, were at their cottage for the week- end, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. McCallum and family, London, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Ferguson over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs, Harry Baker and Gwen returned to London on Monday after having been at their cottage "Wheel-In". Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Smith and Janet, London, were at their cottage on Sarnia Street over the holiday weekend. Mr. and Mrs. D, J. Hughes TmE a oLLEEE" 4wi THE IRAN WHO ONO HES A GREAT WIT, IS USLIAL01 MOW IIALF RIOT AT THAT a 200x Exceptional! Buy Some Today 129HURONst ' CLINTON L UNVEILING OF HISTORIC PLAQUE A Plaque Will Be Unveiled To The Memory Of Dr. William "Tiger" Dunlop on Thursday, September 15 at 3:30 p.m. at Dunlop's Tomb, just north of Goderich. The general public are invited to attend, and parking facilities are available at Sky Harbour only; transportation from this point has been arranged. Yours very truly, JOHN G. BERRY, Clerk-Treasurer WE ARE YOUR LOCAL DEALER ACCURATE AND EFFICIENT BUSINESS FORM RECORDS CAN INCREASE YOUR MOORE BUSINESS FORMS LTD. CALL US TODAY FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION SPtEtiSETZ SALESBOOKS REGISTERS AND FORMS REDIr'onM BOOM OFITS Clinton News-Record 56 Albert Street — CLINTON; ONTARIO plpro9unt,y?-840 HU.2-9653 CLINTON, 00/4 fait 45 ....00.1.•••••••••••• OLD HA$ WINTER 161. , ON WM, I OE COME 1,i6OR oh RIPPLY mak. 5 V • , °A. SHL111-5AIK WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL CLINTO N PLUMBING HEATING ELECTRICAL SERVICE 1-1112-7062 NEWS 'Of KIPPEN (Correspondent, MRS, N, I,,ONG, Phono, tHensall -694r15) and daughter Anne, Ferndale, Mich., are holidaying at his parents' cottage, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Pugh and family returned to Royal Oak, Mich., after having been et their cottage for a week, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yourd who were in "Char-Min" cot- tage, returned to Ann Arbor last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. James P. Fer- guson have returned to London after having spent the past month at their cottage. Mr. and. Mrs. F, Fisher and family, Royal Oak, Mich,, oc- cupied "High Top" cottage dur- ing August, Mr. and Mrs. Munro Fisher, Barry and Susan, returned ,to Kitchener on Sunday after hay- dig been at their cottage. Mr, and Mrs. Bert Sherritt and guest Mrs. Sidney Bain, returned to London on Tuesday after having been at their cot- tage for the weekend. Miss Carrie Dixon and guests Misses Mary Secord and Gert- rude Capel, Brantford, spent the holiday weekend at "Cam- borne House". Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bachone, Bart and Peter, Toronto, were weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Zondag, Bronson Line, Stanley Township, John Brent, Bill Susan, Paula, Barbara and Peter Brent, New York, left for Lan don on Sunday after having visited Dr. William A. Tillman and family for a few days, Mrs. Brent remained with her moth- er, Mrs. W. J. Tillman, in Lon- don. Mr. and Mrs. David Bricker and Terry, London, visited his grandparents, the Rev. Canon and Mrs. H. M. Lang-Ford at their cottage on Monday after- noon. Mr. and Mrs. John Pearson and Douglas returned to Lon- don on Monday after having spent five weeks at their cot- tage. Mr. :and Mrs. William L. Metcalf who have been spend- ing a ten-day vacation with re- latives here left on. Friday for their home in Montreal. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Quigg and baby' daughter returned to London on Wednesday after vacationing in Deer Lodge Park. Mrs. John Putherbough, Lon- don, has spent the summer with her daughter, Mrs. Eric Earl at her cottage. Miss J. Carter, Toronto, is her guest. Mrs. Walter Johnston and family returned home after spending Labour Day weekend with relatives in and around London. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gibson and Mrs. Harvey Lynn, Dear- born, Michigan, spent Labour Day weekend with Mr. and Mrs, George Wilson. 'Dr. and Mrs. R. H. Lattimer returned to St. Marys on Sun- day after Wending August at Mrs, ROMP:M.'S cottage on Howard StMet, Mr. and Mrs. John MeCOre key and children left for their home in London on Monday after having serene the Season at their cottage, Mr. and Mrs. Williem For- sythe, Jane and Leslie, have returned to London after oc- cupying "Sum-R-Inn" for Aug- ust, Mr, and Mrs. J. R, R, lock, Douglas, Cathy and Ains- lea, returned to Stratford on Monday after having spent the season at their cottage. Miss Mabel Hodgins and Miss Margaret Macdonald returned to Toronto on Friday after hav- ing spent three weeks at the former's cottage "Stenehaven". Mr. and Mrs. Alan Galbraith and Janis returned to their home in Clinton on Monday after having occupied their cottage on Bayfield Terrace. Mr. and Mrs, Harold Scott and Ronnie returned to Dear- born, Mich ,on Tuesday after having been at "The Little Inn" for the weekend. Mr, and Mrs. Armand Man- ness, David and John who spent the holiday weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. lVfanness, returned to London on Tuesday. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Schfeit- lin and Donald, Niagara Falls; Walter Robinson, Toronto, and Bill Robinson, Sarnia, visited their mother, Mrs. William H. Robinson over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Tomlin.- son and Richard and Miss L. Winter, who occupied the E. J. Hamilton cottage for August returned to Kitchener on Sun- day, Miss Helen Monkhouse, Lon- don, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shea and two boys and Mr. Justice M. King, Toronto, were at the Kennedy cottage over the Lab- our Day weekend. Miss Thelma Radford and guest, London, were alt the cot- tage of her mother, Mrs. J. Radford, Clinton, for the Lab, our Day weekend. Mrs. L. M. Burt, Howard Burt and family, Ronald Burt and family, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Rennennkampff, returned to London on Labour Day. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pounder and family left on Labour Day for their home in London after having been with her mother, Mrs. Lloyd Scotchmer and family. Mr, and Mrs. Ted Hart, Ed- ward and Anne have returned to London after spending a vacation at his mother's cot- tage. Mrs. E. N. Hart and Miss Dorothy Hart, London, came on Tuesday. F/0 Wood and family, RCAF Station Clinton, are occupying one of the Jowett cottages, and ;on Tuesday, Mr. and Mee e-lar- old Bricker and Harold Wright, Hamilton, came to spend a vacation here. Occupying cabins at the Woollen Shop over the week- end were: Mr. and Mrs. John Wright and family, Thames- ford; Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Hogg and family, Thamesford; Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Hammer, Strat- ford. Mr. and Mrs. John Downie and baby Christine, Pittsburg, Pa., visited her parents Dr, and Mrs. R. G. Hunter for a few days at their home here, Ac- companied by Sally Beth and Mrs. Charles F. Rogers, they all left for Toronto this week. Mrs. Donald Murray who was with her daughter, Mrs. Thomas W. Castle for three weeks, and Miss Donna Mur- ray, vacationing with her sis- ter for two weeks, returned to Toronto on Monday. Clayton Guest joined his wife who has been visiting her sis- ter Mrs. Malcolm Toms for ten days on Saturday, They left on Sunday to spend a day with their daughter in Guelph on their way home to Leaside. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Leonard and six children Ieft on Labour Day for their home in Willow, dale after having spent a week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Featherston. Mr. and Mrs: Lorne C. Cook and Miss Gail Cook, Evanston, Ill., were at their cottage "Hightop" from Saturday to this Thursday. Miss Gail Cook returns to Webber College, Babson Park, Fla., this month where she is in her second year in a retailing course, Miss Kathleen Reid came on Friday night. On her return to Windsor on Wednesday she Miss Betty Mae Pugh, Lon- don, visited Miss Jacqueline Cluff on Sunday and Monday. They were abroad together and spent a delightful summer tour- ing in England, Ireland, Scot- land and on the continent, They left Malton Airport on July 4 ' for London, England, where they visited relatives of Miss Pugh at Boreham Wood, Herts, spent a few days in London and then went to Dub- lin. Went to Langford to other relatives and on to Gorey, They visited Glendalough and, other lovely points in Wicklow County. In Scotland they tour- ed Glasgow, Edinburgh and visited The Trossachs and Loch Lomond. They came back to was accompanied by her moth- er, Mrs. A. W. Reid and Mrs. Walter Helps, who have been at "Enfield" Cottage for the past four months. Dr. and Mrs. William Aber- hardt, London, who spent Aug- ust at their cottage and Mr. and .Mrs. Aberhaedteand family, Sarnia, left for their respective homes on LabOur Day. Miss Helen Aberhardt, Stratford,' also spent a vaca- tion last month with her par- ents. Visitors over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. 3. B. Rath- well were: Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rathwell and son Bobby, Mrs. Fred Rathwell, Lindsay; Mr. and Mrs. John Keen, Stratford; Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Rathwell, Kathleen and Mary Joyce, Kit- chener; Mr. ,and Mrs. Henry Ackersville, Jr., Stratford. Miss Nellie Zondag returned to her home on the Bronson Line on Monday after having been with Mr. and. Mrs. Aden Martin, Gowanstown, for two weeks, and Miss Ineke Zondag went home on Monday even- ing after spending the summer with Miss Lucy R. Woods, Miss Heather Ferguson and Miss Ruth Hays, London, were at their cottage for the Labour Day weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ferguson and three children occupied their cottage for the previous two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Feather- ston motored to Sarnia on Fri- day to meet Mrs. Featherston's cousins. Returning with them on Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Mel McKitrick are the guests of the Featherstons and Mrs. Vern Boushele, is visiting Mrs. R. J. Larson and family. They are from Bowman, North Dakota. Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Heard and Joey returned to London on Labour Day after having occupied their cottage for the last two weeks of August, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Edighof- fer, Mitchell, and their daugh- ter and son-in-law, Rev. and Mrs. T. V, Hart and family were at their cottage over the long weekend. Hugh Edighof- fer and family returned to Mit- chell on Saturday after having been at the cottage and Miss Loy Edighoffer who has been doing caravan work amongst Ontario Indians for the United Church spent a few days at the cottage. She left on Moe- day for Port Credit where she will teach. Mr. and Mrs. Harald Print, Detroit, have been holidaying at "Holley Lodge", Mr. Prim's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Prim and the latter's sister, Belle- vue, Icy,, were their guests. Also, from Thursday to Sunday, Mn and Mrs. Lawrence Spra- gue and the latter's son-iii law and daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Richard Stephenson, Los Angea les, California, were at. Mrs. Sprague's cottage, Mrs. Steph- enson had not visited the old Scenee for six years. She and her litielaand arrived in Detroit on Thursday Morning by tierce plane from Manchester, He had bean; attending the llith elm" of the International Astro- nautical, Congress iri StoOt- Hull and Yarmouth and went down to •spend a couple of days at Stratford-upon-Avon. Here they enjoyed the production of "The Taming of the Shrew" and "The Night of the Burn- ing Pestle". Crossing the channel by boat, they arrived at Rotterdam where they rented a car and made trips out from that city, Amsterdam and Brussels be- force driving to Luxenburg and on to Metz, France. They spent several delightful days in Paris before- driving to Balbegny. At La Pradet, a small village with a beautiful beach, they enjoyed their first swim in the Mediterranean, They also stopped at Le Nap- oule and Nice. In Italy, they climbed to the top of the lean- ing tower of Pisa. In Rome they did conducted tours, one of which was to Vat- ican City and botanical gard- ens. Here they found the wea- ther very warm. They drove on to Florence and Venice and did the romantic gondola tour of that city in the evening. Next stop was Innisbruck, Aus- tria, and Mohlin, Switzerland. Taking turns at the wheel the • holm, Sweden, August 1.-20, after which they visited Paris, Zurich, The Alps, Venice, Mil- an, Nice, Rome, Copenhagen, Norway, Brussels, London. At The Poplars Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Cook, Nancy and Donald, returned to Stratford on Monday after having been at their cottage for the season. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Stephens, Janice, Mark and Nora, who spent the summer at "Loch Herne" returned to their home in Toronto on Labour Day. William Greig spent the long weekend with his wife and daughter Jean at their cottage "Bali Acres". They have all returned to Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. William Bell, Dearborn, Mich., occupied their cottage for the month of Aug- ust. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Vel- ette, Greg and Kirk, Grand Blanc, Mich,, were with her parents from Tuesday to Mon- day. Mr. and Mrs. William Bell Jr. and two boys, Dearborn, were also here for the week- end. Frank Peter and family and George Peter and family have returned to their respective homes in Stratford after hav- ing been at their cottages here. Miss. Sine Verbeek returned bpktne from a three Weehe'. yea .cation in St. Catharines with Mr, and Mrs. Bert ,Kortser. Mr, and Mrs. James Arm- strong, Staffa, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. W, L. l\fellis, Ronald Eyre and Don .Trem- eer are attending, Teachers' College in London beginning September 13. Mr, and Mrs. John Seichene and family, St. Catharines, were weekend -guests of Mr. and Mrs. R, Verbeek and family, Mrs. Eklin: Kerr, Winthrop, spent the weekend with her Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elston Dowson and on Monday, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Lovell, Strath- roy, were visitors, Bobby Gridzak who has been empleyed for the summer months on a farm in Monkton returned to his home to cone memo school again,. Mr, and Mrs. Harry Van Wierren visited on Sunday with Quick Canadian Quiz 1. When and why were shin- plasters, 25-cent paper notes, first issued hi. Canada? 2 What Canadian started a boys' organization ,f r o m which Lord Baden-Powell of England originated the Boy Scout movement? 3. Ten years ago total govern- ment spending in Canada was $4.7 billion. What was last year's total? 4. Of the Great Lakes, which has 'the largest area in Cana- da? 5. On a per capita basis, has Canada's total national pro- duction increased or declined in recent years? ANSWERS: 5. From 1946 to 1956 Canada's gross national product increased by 19.3 per cent, since then has declined by four per cent. 3. In 1959 total government spending was $11.2 billion. 1. In 1870, because there was a shortage of silver coin and paper money could be printed in a hurry; shinplasters were last issued in 1923. 4. Lake Huron, with 13,675 of its 23,010 square mile area in Canada. 2. Ernest Thompson Seton, naturalist and writer who started the Woodcraft Indians here. Material prepared by the edi- tors of Quick Canadian Facts, the pocket annual of facts ab- out Cananda. young ladies enjoyed the breath-taking beauty of the countryside. At Baden-Baden, Germany, they visited friends at the RCAF base and did little side trips after which they returned to Rotterdam and after shop- ping here for a day or so they took the train to the Hook Van Holland, caught a boat for Horwick and back to Boreham Wood. In London they, saw "My Fair Lady". They arrived home on Sep- tember 1, having met and talk- ed to many people during their travels and the days were pack- ed full of memories" to be re- called through the years. Mr, and MM. Tony Varboorn end Mr. and Mrs,. Hank Smith, London. Mr, and Mrs, Norman Long visited over the weekend with. Mr. and Mrs, John Long, Owen Sound, also .Called on friends' in Southampton, Owen Sound and Walkerton. Mrs, Wilfred Vieille visited- a few days in Wroxeter last week with her sister and bro- ther-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bourke, her three bro, there and her mother, Mrs, William Gibson, who just re- turned home from Listowel hospital, Mr, and Mrs. Ross Love en- tertained on Saturday evening in honour of their son Robert and his financee Miss Ingrid Conway, London. Guests at- tending were Mr, and Mrs. Jack Rathwell, Lindsay; Mr, and Mrs. Cliff Talbot, London; Mr, and Mrs. Ian McAllister, Zu. rich; Morley Taylor, Sarnia; Miss Lois Nethercatt, London; Mr, and Mrs. Keith Love, Zu- rich; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McKay, Kippen, Thrifty Hippenettes The first meeting of the new project "The Club Girl Enter- tains" was held at the home of the leader, Mrs. Alex Mc- Gregor, on August 31. The meeting opened with election of officers: president, 'Carol Var- ley; vice-president, Marilyn Tremeer; press reporter, Jean McNaugton. It was decided to appoint a new secretary for each meet- ing, giving more members a chance to participate. The sec- retary for the first -meeting is Katherine McGregor. 14 mem- bers were present, The olub is to be called "The Thrifty Kippenettes", meetings to be held each Saturday morning at 9 a.m., with the exception of the meeting on September 19 when Miss Tillman will be present. Record book covers were dis- eeeSed. An exhibit will be pet up at Seaforth Fall. Fair on. "How To Choose Meat Wisely". Di tsh WAShl ng,. abbreVla,- tions, weights and measures and oven temperatures were re- viewed. Mrs. Alex McGregor demonstrated on how to mea- sure a liquid. Mrs, Harry Cald- well led a discussion on "Hospi tality in the Home", saying It was an honour to be invited to a home. A home should make a guest feel welcome. This may be done by adding flowers. Mrs, McGregor and Mrs. CaldWell demonstrated by making dining room table bou- quets. Dianne Finlayson, pat- rieia Harris and Jean Mc- Neughtort applied some of the rules when they each made their own bouquets. Several table bouquets were judged, The roll call for the next meet- ing is "One Thing I Would Ap- preciate in a Guest Room." Home assignment, "Begin your Record Book". DON'T MISS THE LAST DANCE OF THE' SEASON AT BAYFIELD PAVILION Jowett's Grove ON FRIDAY HITE September 9 STEW and HIS COLLEGIANS 36b page 8----Clinton News-Record,---Thursdoi, Sept. 8, 1960 News of Bayfield BY M1S$ LVOV WOODS la.A.X7XELD 45r3 IF YOUR OLD WIRING HAS BEEN NEGLECTED, IT'S TIME THOSE TROUBLES WERE DETECTED/ 28 Huron Street Phone HU 2.3815 AND PROVEN FOR — POULTRY —SWINE — CATTLE BROILERS CLINTON FEED MILL You Are Always Welcome at the Shur-Gain Demonstration Farm at Maple, Ontario ‘SHUIGAIN FEEDS ((-*C"Fa7em THE PROVING GROUND FOR