Clinton News-Record, 1961-08-24, Page 6Paso 6--Clinton News-Record-'--Tours„ Aug. 24, 1961
Married at Londesboro
MR. AND MRS. DAVID ROSS MILLSON were
married in Londesboro United Church, on &tun,
day, August 12. The bride is Muriel Dora,
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Bert Shobbrook, RR 1,
Auburn and the groom is the son of Mrs. David
Millson, RR 2, Seaforth, and the late Mr. Mill-
son. (Photo by McDowell)
their aunt, Mrs. Bruce Metier- Big Barn ey on Tuesday while spending
the day with her 'cousins', Mr. Success, and Mrs. William Elliott and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McLaren
and Christine visited Misses A.
M. and E. 3. Stirling on Thurs-
day, Miss A. M. Stirling ac-
coMpanied her sister and fam-
ily on their return to Port El-
gin on Friday for, a week's
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Don MacAuley
and four children, Hamilton,
called on friends in the village
recently, Mr. MacAuley, for-
mer principal of Bayfield Pub-
lic School is now a member of
the teaching staff at Teachers
College, Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Att-
wood and Timmie, Sarnia, vis-
ited his sister Mrs. Alvin Dutot
and family, Goderich Township
over the weekend'. Mrs. Harold
King who accompanied them
was' with her sister, Mrs, E. A.
Featherston.
Visitors over the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Arm-
strong, Bronson Line, were Mr.
and Mrs. R. MacMath and
family, Chatham; Mr. and
Mrs. E. A. Fleming and fame
Ey, Simcoe; Mrs. J. B. Mac-
Math and Mr. and Mrs. E.
Ross, Holmesville.
Guests of Mr, and Mts..eass,
Fisher and the latter's mother,
Mrs. B. Dunham, at his cottage
here, last week were: Mr. and
Mrs. More Mountain, Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Fraser, Buffalo;
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hem-
merick, Waterloo, and Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Dunham, London.
Dr. Doris Nicholls visited' on
Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Fred MeEwen. She left on
Tuesday by plane to join her
husband, Dr. Ralph Nicholls,
who has been attending a con-
ference of scientists in. Palo
Alto, Calif., for the past two
weeks.
Guests at The Albion Hotel
this week are Mr. and Nine
Don Scott, Heather, Bruce and
Jennifer, Fonthill; Mr. and
Mrs. William Elliott, Jennifer,
Laurie, Steve, Jamie and Tim-
ey, 'Newmarket, and G. M.
Donnell, Brantford, William El-
liott and family and' G. M.
Donnell have rooms at Mrs. W.
Westlake's'.
Mrs. Richard P. Barnard and
children Colby, Teb and Dana,
Franklin, Mich., came on
Tuesday of last week to be the
guests of Mrs. Frederick Erb,
Ricky,' Wendy, Leslie and John
through the weekend. Mr. Bar-
nard and Mr. Erb joined their
families on Friday night and
on Saturday night escorted
their wives to Stratford and
attended the Shakespearean
production of Henry VIII.
The Right Rev. William A.
Townshend, L.L.D., Suf-
fragan Bishop of Huron, and
Mrs. Townshend returned to
London on Tuesday after 'hav-
ing spent two weeks at their
cottage. With them during the
last week were their son and
datighter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
James A. Townshend. Rev. and
Mrs. It, W. Foster end babe,
Whim also visited her par-
ents at their cottage.
Recent guests .at "The Little
Inn" included. rs. It. C. Mc-
Dowell, Laura B. Campbell,
Blenheim; Mrs. M. D. Sykes,
'Toronto; Mrs, Fred Campbell,
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Dance
Return hi '62
The Hayfield Lions celebrat-
ed 'the opening of the new floor
in the arena by playing host to
the CKNX Barn Dance and
their artists, on Saturday, Au-
gust 19.
In spite of the unsettled
weather, a crowd' of over 800
turned out to greet the CKNX
entertainers who • rendered a
splendid program, and music
for the dance which followed.
Johnny Brent, master of
ceremonies stated it was the
largest crowd they had ever
entertained for a program, and.
was, quite agreeable to make
an annual date to return the
third Saturday in August, 1962.
Blenheim; Miss Margaret I.
Matthews, Donald McCueig,
London; Mrs. W. S. Richards,
Chatham-I; Mr. and Mrs, C. .D.
Bailey, Barbara Bailey, Amber-
stburg; Mrs. Allan Wood and
daughter Julie, Toronto; Miss
Helen Raymond, London.
Douglas -Gemeinhardt, a pa-
tient in Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital, Goderich, for
,,week returned home on Sat-
tnelay. He -was, hospitalized'
when he became seriously ill
after being stung by some
hornets, They _attacked him
when he was working amongst
his bees,
William H. Johnston return-
ed home last week after hav-
ing visited relatives in Nekorna,
N. Dak., for as week. He was
accompanied on the trip by Or-
ville Greer and son Harvey,
RR 4, Seeferth. Mrs. William
H. Johnston visited her son
Ford and family and Mrs. Or-
ville Greer during her hus-
band's absence,
Robert MacVean and son
Robbie left on Wednesday for
Montreal to board the Empress
of England on Thursday for
Scotland. They will visit his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Mac-
Veen, Perth. and two brothers,
This is the first time Mr. Mac-
Vean has visited' his homeland
since coming to Canada in
1947. They will embark for
the' return trip on the Empress
of Britain at Greenock on
September 13 arriving in Mon-
Areal on September 19. We
wish them "Ban. Voyage".
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'Vitas.. Joyce Nostabakker, An
eroid, Sask, spent the Week-
end at the .Ken Fereesons.
Mee Irene Martin, Barrie,.
spent Saturday with her 'cogs-
in, 1Vire. Bruce Menerey.
Mrs. J, Pease and Ervine
Pease, London, were at their
cottage for the weekend,
Miss Shirley Brandon left on
Monday to visit, in Toronto and
Oakville.
Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Smith
end Janet, London, are at their
cottage on Sarnia Street.
Mr ,and, Mrs. Frank Burch
end Donald, Sudbury, exe oc-
cupying the Mustard cottage
this month.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Sturg-
eon and daughter Nancy, Pees-
ton, spent the weekend with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed,
Sturgeon,
Miss Jean McLachlan, Lon-
don and sister, Mrs, J. Wylie,
Chatham, were the guests of
Mrs, L. M. Burt on Monday
and Tuesday.
Mr, and .Mrs. Howard Burt
and family, London, were with
hiS mother, Mrs. L. M, Burt
over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Pfaff
and Mark returned to Wind-
sor on Sunday after two weeks
vacation at their cottage on
Victoria Place,
M. and Me, Reg Francis
Marion and Lloyd were inn
Hamilton on, Sunday attending
the McMillan-Martin family
picnic,
Mr, and Mrs. Donald Fer-
guson, Debbie and Dirk went
to Ipperwash on Friday, re,
turning home on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Cham-
bers ,and Mr. and Mrs. Jan
Keyjore. and two children, To-
ronto aro occupying .Jewett
cottages,
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Hall,
Morris and Bill, Swartz Creek,
Mich., visited Mee. Bruce Men-
erey from Thursday to Sun-
day.
Magistrate end Maw. Angus
McMillan, Windsor, were at
their home on the Blue Wat-
er Highway, Goderieli Town-
ship, over the weekend.
and Mrs, Ernest Itehn,
Grosse Pointe Farms, were
with the latter'e mother, Mrs,
David Deieat, from Sunday to
Wednesday.
Mrs. Etta Latham, Acton,
who is visiting relatives in the
district was with her brother,
Charles and Mrs. Bell from
Sunday to Thursday.
Mr. ,and Mrs, J. E. Howard
visited her brother-in-law and
sister, Rev. and Mrs. H. G. E.
Crosby at their summer home
in lVfooretown from ThprOvy
to Sunday,
Mrs, J.. Paquette and .daugh-
ter, Diane returned to Ottawa
on Tuaday .after visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Robert Orr for
a week,.
Mrs. Robert MacLeod, Lon-
don spent e. recent week with
her beelbend'e mother, Mrs. L.
H. D, Macleod, Robert Joined
them for the weekend.
Mr, and Mrs. John MacKen.-
zie, Margot and. John, Toronto,
came on Thursday lest to sp-
end 'ten days with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John MacKenzie,
Mrs. J, Fraser went 'to Lon-
den on Wednesday of last
week where she was a patient in
Vietoria, Hospital. She return-
ed home on Friday.
Mrs, Malcolm Toms returned
home on Saturday with Mr.
end Mrs, Clayton Guest, Lea-
side, who spent the weekend in
the
vi la; Mrs.Frank Anderson and son
Paul, returned to her home in
Science Hill on Saturday after
spending a few holidays with
her parents, Mr, and Mrs. E.
Sturgeon,
William C, Parker joined „his
wife and two children at the
home of his parents, Mr, and
Mrs. William E. Parker on Fri-
day. They returned to London
With him on Sunday,
Mrs. Robert Clark and dau-
ghter, Miss Roberta Clark re-
turned to Cleveland on Monday
after having spent the week-
end with her cousin Mrs. Lloyd
Soatchmer and family,
Mrs. Percy Teel and daugh-
ter, Miss, Donna 'feel, Oakwo-
od, Detroit, came on; -Satur-
day to be 'the guest$ of her
bre-ther, Rev, W. C. Smith and
Mrs. Smith at the parsonage.
Mr. and Mrs. William L.
Metcalf, Montreal, came ore
Thursday last to spend a week
with his sister, Miss Jessie L.
Metcalf .and 'her mother, Mrs.
David Dewar.
Mr. and Mrs. John Town-
shend and four children, John,
Paul, Peter and Jennifer, Lon-
don, are holidaying at his par-
ents' cottage.
Rev. and Mrs. LaVerne Mor-
gan, Midland, Mich„ with their
children, Karen, Marsha and
Phillip were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Maynard Corree from
Friday to Monday. Karen Mote
gan visited Sally Beth Hunter
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Maynard Carrie and.
Martha, spent Wednesday of
last week with her mother,
Mrs. H. A, Lawson and sister,
Mrs. Les Gray, London, return-
ing home on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. William C.
Ameel, Imlay City, Mich., niece
of Mrs. T. Davies, camped at
Jowett's Grove last week.
WO2 T. Davies and family al-
so spent some time with them.
Della Lou Ferguson was a
guest with her aunt and family,
Ipperwash Beach, when they
visited the zoo and other points
of interest in Birmingham and
Detroit from Tuesday to
Thursday last week.
Stuart Sturgeon. and Joe
Brown, Hespeler, were with his
parents over the weekend. Al-
so visiting Mr. and Mrs. E.
J. Sturgeon on Sunday were.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bisback,
Clintonl; Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Baird, London; Mr. and Mrs.
Ryan, Corbett.
Karen and Lynn Brandon,
Patricia and Paul Payne re-
turefed home with Mr. and Mrs.
W. Pitblacio on the weekend,
While visiting their aunt in
Oakville they also attended
the Canadian National Exhilb-
ftion,, Toronto.
Miss Marie' Elliott accomp-
anied by Gaye and Lawrence
Elliott, 13ruceffeld, were with
Porter's 'Hill W.A.
Meets at Home
Of Mrs, A. Harris
The regular meeting of the
Woman's Association of Grace
United Church was held. Wed.:
nesday last at the home of
Mrs. Austin Karnis with 16
members, two visitors and
three children present. The
pwraessili.neetc,haMrgres. ofA Te B.t
n meet
tlegs
which opened with singing the
W.A. Theme Song.
Scripture lesson was read by
Mrs. Tom Sowerby, topic and
prayer by Dorothy Cox. Roll
call was answered .with a verse
containing the word "Peace",
Secretary and treasurer's re-
ports were read, Mrs, Elgin
Cox reported for the sick and
visiting committee, Mrs. Allen
settles for the quilt commit-
tee and Mrs. Donald Harris
for the quilters.
The birthday song was sung
fEolranMehres, .EcollxisonwiiCooxboatnhd
cele-
bleated birthdays.
During the afternoon a crib
quilt was quilted. The meeting
closed with the Mizpah bene-
diction and the hostess served
lunch,
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MIDDLETON
Mrs. Stewart Middleton was
hostess •to an executive meet-
ing of the Clinton Citizens'
Horticultural Society on Mon-
day evening of last week, when
plans were laid for the annual
Clinton Flower Show.
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