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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1954-07-29, Page 6AGE SIX CLINTON NEWS -RECORD THURSDAY, JULY 29; 1954'. News of Represen MISS LUCY R. WOODS Mr. and Mrs, Art Sullivan and -David, Port Huron, spent the weekend in the village. Miss Ruth Murray, Detroit, was the guest of Miss Jessie Metcalf from .Wednesday until Monday. Mrs. L. M, Burt, London, came on Tuesday to visit at the home of, her sister, Mrs. Lloyd Scotch - mer. • Mr, and Mrs, Harry Baker, Syl- via and Gwen, London, are vaca- tien ng at their cottage on Main Street:.. Mr. and Mrs" -Arthur Maxwell, Hanover,- are spending this week. with their niece, Mrs. S. Ervine and family. Mrs. Herbert Beattie and live children, Toronto, have been oc- Ba field tative Phone BAYFIELD 45 r 3 cupying F. ,Scotchmer's cottage this month. Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Orr have returned to Stratford after spend- ing 12 weeks at their cottage on Bayfied Terrace. Master . Bobby . Healey, London, sang the solo, "A Prayer Perfect,;' in very fine ` voice in Trinity �ERT� EXTRA MILEAGE Church on Sunday. mother, Mrs. Wiliam Robinson. Roberta . and Frieda McLeod -re- t urned home on Sunday, after hav- ng spent a week with their aunt,' Mrs, Art Sullivan, Port Huron. Mr. and Mrs. Armand, Manness, John and David, London, are va- cationing with the former's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E: Manness. The many friends of Charles F. Rogers, who has been confined to bed at his cottage, will be glad to know that he is improving in health, 1 Mrs.' B. Myers' and. Janie, Byron, spent. the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. S. Bryant. Janie remained for a'longer visit with her grand- parents. , –Recent guests at The Little :Inn are Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Thompson, Ottawa; Mrs. W. R. Copp, Wind sor; Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Coats, Ottawa. Mrs. Spencer •Ervine and ^Mary Elizabeth. returned home:en Sun- day after having spent ten days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Rourke, - ''. • • Cpl. and' Mrs. George Adams, Susan and Bobby returned home on Wednesday. of last week after having visited the -former's par- ents in Saskatoon. Mr. and Mrs.' Charles Mother- seed, Garrett and Christopher, Washington, D.C., arrived on Sat- urday to visit the former's aunt, Mrs. R. W. Bristol, Recent guests at the Albion Hotel were Mr.+and Mrs. Murray and son, Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs. Ted Fournier, London; James L. Mrs. W. R. Hambly, London; and Miss - Kathleen McGill, Toronto, are the guests.. of Mrs. R. H, F. Gairdner this Week. The Rev. and Mrs. R. G. Mat- thewman, Kitchener; were the guests' of Canon. and Mrs. H. M. LangFord on Tuesday. Mrs, J. Pease, Lloyd Pease and fiancee, London, spent • the Week- end with Mr. and Mrs. J. Barron at the family cottage, Mr.„. and Mrs. Ernest Rehn, Gross.Pointe Farms, Mich., spent the weekend with the tatter's mo- ther, Mrs. David Dewar. Mrs..Robert Clark who has been visiting. Mrs. Lloyd' Scotchmer and family left on Tuesday for her home in Cleveland, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs.'F. B. Schafheitlin .and three children, Niagara Falls, are visiting Mrs. Schafheitlin's Civic Holiday Dance—Mai.., Aug. 2 in the BAYFIELD PAVILION on KEN WILBEE AND HIS` ORCHESTRA Bayfield;s Favorite Sumner• Dance Pavilion REGULAR ADMISSION 30-b The Right Rev. F. W. Wilkinson; Bishop , Coadjutor ' of Toronto, at- tended service at; Trinity Church on Sunday. His Lordship and Mrs. Wilkinson were the guests of 'Dr. and Mrs. R. G. Hunter over the weekend, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Davison; De- troit, and Mr. and Mrs. T. Mallett and family,' London, visited their mother, Mrs. J. Davison, and bro- thers over the weekend. Mrs, 11. Lord and son, Jack, Montreal, are visiting., her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Freiburg- er and family, Kitchener, are spending two weeks with Mrs. Freiburger's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Bauer. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur, Maloney, Toronto, were also their guests on Sunday and Monday. Visitors during. the weekend at the home of Mr, and Mrs. LeRoy Path included . Mr. and Mrs. V. Koenig, Edward and Millicent, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Current and son, Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs. Emerson H d son,New Dundee Local Man Hurt Broadfoot, Vancouver, B;C. Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Jowett, Clin- ton, Iowa, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jowett, Rockford, Ill., arrived on Saturday to visit their aunt, Mrs._ C, W. Brown. -Paul Bauer, Waterloo, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Bauer. Mrs. Bauer's mo- ther, Mrs. M. Heiser, Waterloo, was also with them over the week- end. Mr.' and Mrs, David Ormond, Lucy and Stephen, have returned to Plymouth, Mich., after having spent ten days 'with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Or-. mond. -Renouf Johns and son Guane, Detroit; Don Hirst, Dearborn, and Mr. Colby and son, Milford, Mich„ were guests at the home of Mr. and ' Mrs. Walter Westlake over the weekend. Miss Lola Elliott Detroit, is` spending this week with her bro- ther, Leslie'Eliiott. 11;1r. and Mrs. Henry Miller, Mount Clemens, Mich., were also with them over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Haven have returned to their " cottage .after having gone to Quebec City to see their son-in-law and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Archer and fam- ily, off to England. —. \kA , , SUNSETtTHEATRE ter.. - ,auris 1'/a MILES EAST OF GODERICH—On No. 8 Highway FRIDAY and SATURDAY JULY 30-31 "FOUR FACES WEST" Joel McRae '— Lola Albright - Comedy- Cartoon SUNDAY MIDNIGHT SHOW , August 1 And MONDAY and TUESDAY August 2-3 "BLACKBEARD THE PIRATE" Robert Newton - Linda Darnell Cartoon Comedy WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY AUGUST 4-5 "JACK SLADE" (Adult Entertainment) Mark Stevens - Dorothy 'Malone Comedy Cartoon BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 8 P.M. TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY First Show at Dusk . 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PRONE 73-X CUNTON Contact Knox 'Williams, Ph. 641 In Car' Mishap On Night Drive ;(By our Bayfield correspondent) Paul Cleave is in Clinton Public Hospital suffering from - shock and compound fracture to his left leg, above the knee, which he sustain ed in an unfortunate automobile accident, about' three o'clock on Saturday morning + Mr. and Mrs. Cleave, who had been visiting their daughter,.�]VIrs. E. Twentyman, Waukegan, I11., for three weeks were returning home accompanied by their two grand- daughters, Vicky and Lynn Twenty' man.. "Their son-in-law, Edward Twehtyman, was at the'wheel whet) ;the car went out of control Harper an about,three miles 'north of Grand We wish "bon voyage" to Mr.' Bend, -snapped off nine posts of and Mrs. Ke neth Castle .and four the west guard rail, and -dropped' Kenneth about 12 feet down onto the cement spillway in Turnbull's .gully. It came to•rest on its side against the cement, just a car - length • from water, three feet in depth. sons, ,Kenny, Gary, Scott and. Dana, who said, on August 3• to make their home in Mrs, Castle's native country; Scotland. They have been visiting Mr, Caste's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. ' W. Castle. , Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Morse ac- companied Mr;' and Mrs. Nprman Steenhof, and '• small 'daughter Karen, River Forest, Ill., visited Mrs. Morse's sister„ Mrs. R. H. F. Gairdner from Thursday until Sunday. Mrs. Steenhof and little Karen remained' to spend this week with her aunt. Dr. and Mrs. Byron Johnson, Erica, Ruth, Mark 'and Stuart, Ashtabula; Mr, and Mrs. Robert Bond and son, Laurence, Wooster,. Ohio, left on Tuesday for Ashta- bula in the former's cabin cruiser, the "Nautilus", after having spent a vacation with Mrs. Johnson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Or- mond. Mrs. Barbara Terribile, Detroit, spent last week with her small son at the home of. her -mother, Mrs. Lucy Plater. Earl Martin, ac- companied by Mr. and Mrs. has. Plater, Jr., and three children, Terry, Ricky and Debbie, Detroit, came on Friday for the. weekend. Mrs. Plater, Jr., and three child- ren remained to spend this week with her mother -hi -law. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur. R. Ford entertained at a family re -union when for the first time in several years, the four sisters and brother in Mrs. Ford's family were all to- gether. Present at this happy af- fair were Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Helwig, Mr. and Mrs. George Woolway and children, Douglas and Donna, Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs. J. " L. Kingsborough, Mrs. A. N. Knowles, London. Friends in the village were sorry to learn recently that Mrs. George Morley (formerly Miss Gladys Gale), Port Dover, had been in a motor car accident several weeks ago and sustained a broken collar bone. She was returning from the funeral of a • sister-in-law, with other relatives, when the car in which she was a passenger sud- denly, went out of control. Mrs. Morley was taken to Ross Mem- orial'Hospital, Lindsay, where she was a patient for some time. Anniversary The Rev. George Scotchmer, Galveston, Texas, will be the spec- ial preacher ',Id the anniversary services in St. Andrew's United Mr. and Mrs. L. H. MacLeod, Dorothy Ann and Margaret, Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacLeod and Cathy and F/O and Mrs. Andrew Tama enjoyed a family picnic at Formosa on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. T. Morley .and family returned to Toronto and Mrs. L. M. Burt to London the end of the week after having spent a holiday in H. Baker's cot- tage on Main Street, The ladies of the Church of the English Martyrs are busy prepar- ing for a sale of home-made bak- ing and handicrafts to be held at the summer home of Mr. and: Mrs. H. Bauer on Friday afternoon. Mrs. Cleave, E. Twentyman and his two daughters escaped, luckily, with minorcuts and bruises. But. Paul' Cleave who had been sitting beside the driver, was in some:. unaccountable manner thrown over and pinned beneath the steer- ing wheel. It was twohours be- fore he was extricated. Mrs. Cleave' accompanied him in the ambulance; to the Clinton hospital while Mr. Twentyman and his daughters went to the home of James Cleave. It took Walter Westlake an hour to get the car out of • the gully, later in the morning. He hauled the wreck. to J. Cleave's farm. xxicomooxicioNicomow NEIL CAMPBELL'S- . CHECKERBOARD NEWS Clinton Farm Supply Disease germs, mites, lice can upset your pdultry plans and turn your expected profits into losses. It's sensible. to take sen- sible precautions against' them. PURINA INSECT OIL is a real help. Painted pr sprayed ,on wooden. surfaces, It kills germs with which it comes in contact, repels mites for a year, and he':ps preserve the wood. Apply when the house is empty. (If you have much. wood to paint, or earth floors to disin- fect, Insect O11 Concentrate will prove more economical). PURINA POULTRY IN- SECTICIDE will help you .get rid of lice. Paint it on the roosts just before roosting time. Repeat in ten days. It's good .practice to inspect birds for lice at housing, and after that at least once amonth. "A stitch in time saves nine". A clean, disinfected pen and a clean, disinfected sow may not save you nine pigs -but clean- ing and disinfecting will cer- tainly save both pigs and trouble. Before bringing the sow into the peg scrape, clean and dis- infect—using ;Purina Disinfect- ant. Then: scrub her with soap and water, and disinfect her ud- der with Disinfectant solution. to kill disease germs and Worm eggs. Our four, turkeys are now 16 weeks•. old with the biggest Tom better th2in 11 lbs, and the four birds averaging 15 lbs: in i► weight. PURINA. FLY SPRAYS are helping keep up milk produc- tion at your neighbour's. We have a sure death fly spray to fit your needs. We would be pleased to tryto kelp you with any of your feeding, sanitation, or management problems. Clinton Farm: Supply' CLINTON PHONE 127 E. Twentyman returned to Wau- kegan by bus. on Sunday. Latest - reports are that Mr. Cleave is making satisfactory pro- gress and his many friends wish him a complete recovery. ,Fl:..... Sprays, Y We have sprays for barns, livestock or house. Let us know your ,requirements' and we will supply the best spray to take care of them_ BUG KILLERS We carry a complete stock of these, either to P use dry or wet. Now is the time to spray weeds. Weed. killers work best on hot, dry days. Have Western Oats recleaned, good feed for poultry on range. Fred O. Ford:. -PHONE 123W CLINTON Church, Bayfield. Mr. Scotchmer is • a son of Fred.Scotchmer Rich- mond Hill, and with his wife and six children will spend -a vacation at his father's cottage in Lake- side Park. Christening In Trinity Church early Sun- day afternoon, the small son of Mr, and Mrs. John Townshend was christened Paull Elliott. The Godparents were Mr. and Mrs. George Partington, Toronto. The. baby's grandfather, the Venerable Archdeacon W.A. Townshend, DD, officiated at this service of holy baptism. Following the service, Mr. and Mrs. George Fry, grand- parents of the infant, entertained guests and served refreshments at their cottage. NOTICE TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS or- occupants in the County of Huron—Under the Weed' Control Act all noxious weeds must be destroyed: You are hereby notified that all' weeds -must be destroyed on or before August 5th„ 1954; After that. date, steps will be taken. in accdrdance'with the Weed Control Act, W. R:. D.OUGALL,, Weed Inspector;, County of Huron:. 29-30-b 'Goodrich. /101/DAY RESALE SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICt For quality Sihriertown fires as used on NEW CARS- ' Che. k these low prices 6.00-16 Defianss and your old tire 6.70-15 Defiance $15.95. DEFI4MCE TUBES at Bargain Prices t0 match your new tires MAKE OF CAR Studebaker; Willys Ford; Chev. Plym. Merc.; Pontiac; Dodge Olds.;: Buick; Desoto Cadillac; Lincoln Cadillac 8-75 Imperial 8.20-15 Older Popular Cars 6.00-16 6.50-16 TIRE SIZE SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICE 6.40-15 6.70-15 7.10-15 7.60.15 8.00.15 $26.00 27.20 30.95 33.90 36.25 37.90 24.90. 31.75 ALLOWANCE ON A RECAPPABLE TRADE-IN $6.50 6.80 7.75 8.5'0 9.05 9.50 6.25 7.95 SUGGESTED SALE' PRfCE $19.50 20.40, 23.20+ 25.40. 27.20, 28.40 18.65 - 23.80 OE SAFE " RIDE ON NEIN R. F. GOODRICH TIRES C. FREEMAN King St. Clinton, Ont. BUTLER and COX White Rose Station Clinton, Ont. Phone 680