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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1955-06-23, Page 6PAGE SIX CLINTON NEWS REOORD News of .Bayfield SY MISS LUCY R. WOODS Ontario's Champion Country Correspondent PHONE HAYFIELD 45 r 3 Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Stewart lett on Tuesday to spend a few. days at Orillia. Mrs. J. A. Connie, Winnipeg, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Ro- bert Scotchmer. Mr. and Mrs, Dalton Smith and Janet, London, occupied their cot- tage over the weekend. - AC2 Harold Higgins and ,bride are occupying one of the Jowett cottages for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs, A. F. Furter, Lon- don, visited the latter's brother, CUSTOM SAWING SING SAWMILL Situated 6 Miles from Clinton - on Bayfield -Clinton Road. M. K. MOTE FARM ALSO Planing - Matching Millwork at Mill in Bayfield M. K. MOTE Phone Clinton 238J1 Prof. and Mrs. R. K, E. Pem- berton, London, were at their cottage on Howard Street over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Manness, London, came on Monday to spend the season at their cottage on Tuyll Street. Mr, and Mrs. James Des Jardin and the former's sister and 'family spent the weekend at their cot- tage on Colina Street. Miss Helen McLeod is recuper- ating at home after having under- gone a tonsilectomy in Clinton Public Hospital on Saturday. Misses M. and It. Kruke were at the Village Guild aver the week- end, Mrs. James Currie, 'Dear- born, Mich., was their guest. On Sunday Percy Proctor's,bro- ther and sisters gathered at Deer Lodge to honour their father,'Wil- liam Proctor," Goderich, on Fath- er's day. - Mrs. C. W. Brown accompanied Dr. and . Mrs. Gordon Lee to To- ronto on Monday where she will be the guest of Miss M. Hodgins for a few days. ' • Misses Alice Drouin and Adele Fer"nette returned to their respec- tive cottages in the village on Monday after having spent two weeks in. Detroit.' Miss L. C. Morley, Highland Park, accompanied by her sister,. Mrs. K. Moore and granddaughter Pat. --Fisher, arrived on Thursday last to occupy her cottage, "Birch - cliff". The Rev. W. S. Outerbridge con- ducted the morning devotion over CKNX on Thursday last. Mrs. Outerbridge sang, "He Shall Feed His Flock" by Handel, during the service. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Atkinson, Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Cooper, Windsor and D. A. Atkinson, Detroit, were at the.latter's home on Bayfield Terrace over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs.' Clarence Renox, Mr. and Mrs, Vincent Paskiewicz. and family, Detroit, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Proctor, Deer Lodge, over the weekend. Mrs. H. Bauer's mother, Mrs. M. Heiser and Miss Kaye Martin, Waterloo, , were her guests over the weekend. Mr. Bauer and two sons, Paul and Tom, Waterloo, were also at the cottage for the weekend. Guests of Dr. and Mrs. R. G, Hunter over the weekend were: Mr. and Mrs. E. Wood, Miss Beale, Toronto; Prof. Hanno Rund was the guest of Miss Mary Alice Hunter, and .Barbara Scott, also of Toronto visited with Sally Beth Hunter. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dunn and two daughters, Alice and Janice, returned to London on Monday morning after having been; at their cottage over the weekend, Miss Barbara Bassett who was home over the weekend, accompanied them to London. Mr. and Mrs. William Moran returned to London the first of the week after having spent three weeks at their cottage. During this vacation, they enjoyed a mot- or trip to Midland and Penetang, being accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Houston. Miss Mabel Hodgins and Miss Margaret Macdonald, Toronto,. were at the former's cottage, "Stonehaven", over the weekend, They sail aboard the S.S. "Hots eric" from Quebec on July 1 to spend the summer in England, Scotland and on the Continent. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Lundbohn and three children were the guests of the former's aunt, Mrs. J. W. Jowett from Sunday until -Tues- day. They were on their way home to St. Paul, Minn., after having been to Syracuse, N.Y., where Mr. Lundbolin attended a meeting of the Chemical -Associa- tion. Guests of Mr. and- Mrs. LeRoy Poth over the weekend were Mr. H. A. Stinson, on. Sunday. Miss Jessie. Metcalf, Wayne Uni- versity, Detroit, is at her home here for the long vacation. Miss Nellie Reid, Stratford, is the guest of Mrs. H. A. Lawson at her cottage on Tuyll Street. Mr. and . Mrs. E. -J. Bauer and Miss M. Bauer, Waterloo, were at their cottage over the weekend. 'William Murray, Van Dyke, Mich., was with his mother, Mrs.. Agnes Murray, over the weekend. J. M. Atkinson, St. Clair Shores, Mich., 'spent the weekend with his wife at their home on Colina St. Mr. and Mrs. J. Cavanaugh, London, occupied their cottage, on Delevan Street over the weekend. lk Mrs. Martin Rosen has taken a position in Corrie's Market. which opened last week for the summer season. Fred W. Baker who was taken to Clinton Public Hospital on Thursday last is improving in health. Mr. and Mrs, James Day, Pleas- ant Ridge, Mich:, were at their cottage on Tuyll Street over the weekend. The Rev. Canon and Mrs. H. M. LangFord, Kitchener, were .' at their cottage from Tuesday to 'Thursday. Mr. and Mrs, Harold Savage and family, Detroit, are -holidaying in one of the Jowett cottages this week. Greyhound.BusService 'STARTS JUNE 22 BETWEEN GODERICH AND DETROIT Leaves Bayfield Daily NORTHBOUND - 2.49 • p.m. SOUTHBOUND 5.06 p.m. Bus Stop -at Bayfield Garage Phone Bayfield 5 All Times Daylight Saving ,. IS YOUR AUTO. THIRSTY? Let our experts give it a healthy "drink" of clean, high-grade oil to give it longer life and smooth action. South End Cities Service Cities Service Products Clinton, Ont. Phone 602 Blue Water Couple. Celebrate 40 Fears Marriage g. (By our Bayfield correspondent) Mrs. Roy'Allin, Colborne Town- ship, and Mrs. Vernon Oesch, Blake, 'entertained about 30 friends and neighbours at their parental home on the Blue Water Highway, Stanley Township, on. Thursday evening. It' was a complete sur- prise to their parents, Mr. and Mrs, Carl. Houston, who had invit- ed the former's sister and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. William Moran, for supper in celebration of their wedding anniversary. Progressive euchre was played, the prizes 'going to Mrs. William Hayter, ladies high; Mrs. Carl Houston, consolation; Milton Pol- lock, high, and Cecil Dowson, low score. Before lunch was Nerved, E. C. Fitzgerald expressed congratula- tions hes for the wars ions and best wishes Y to come to the bride and groom of 40 years. ' And they were pre- sented with an . electric table lamp and other electrical appliances for their future home. _ Carl Houston expressed thanks and appreciation of the honour accorded them in his usual easy manner, and Mrs. Houston also added her thanks to Pirestooe ALL -NYLON IOW to take the place of Good Green Grass Chicks which must spend 'their entire growing period indoors, require more in a feed than those that are raised on good, green range. Master Confinement Growing Krums are built especially for growing birds under inside conditions, containing all the vitamins, min- erals, proteins and carbohydrates necessary , to raise strong healthy M M M:M`. MMMM, MASTER BALANCED FEEDS Ail CLASSES OV POULTRY FARM LIVE STOCK FUR BEARING ANIMALS A DOGS MMMMMS_ birds, quickly and econ- omicgliy: S-RIDDiCK and 'SONS Phone 114 —.Clinton J., Virtually immune to iib pact damage. the Fire- stone 500" 'rolls" with the punch. Can take twice the punish. meat of ordinary tires,.. Butyl rubber-Sattl•Liner bonded to inside of tire, clings to nails and other sharp objects, preventing air Toss. Twofold gripping'dctiAV. gives added traollorj,. O uter grooves remain o pen on curves for eats. .grip and Inner ribs mesh' to provide "biting action on stops and starts, rums Gordon Radford Service Station -LCNDESl3O'RO Phones: curium 803r41 Blyth 24r all for the beautiful gifts. It was on June 16, 1915, that Miss Ethel Mose, daughter of "the late Annie Hayter and James Mose was married to Carl Hous- ton, son of the late Mary Anne Harrison and Samuel Houston. The quiet ceremony was perform- ed at noon at the home of the bride's parents, Walton, by the Rev. Richard Page, Brussels. Lat- er, the young couple left on a wedding trip to• Toronto, Niagara Falls, and Buffalo. Upon their return, they took up residence on the groom's farm which he had taken over from his father, and where they have lived ever since. They have two daughters, Beatrice (Mrs. R. Allin) and Madge (Mrs, V. Oeseh) and She granddaughter, Servs Madge Al - lin. Recently Mr, and Mrs. Houston have sold -their beautiful lake- front farm ` to -:James Lind, . Lon- don, who gets possession in No- vember. Their many friends hope that they will locate in this vicin- ity. Mr. and. Mrs. Houst6n'have taken an active part in community life, He has also served on' the Stanley Township Council of ' which he is still a member. and Mrs. J. O. Hughes, Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hughes, North- western University, Evanston, Ill,; and on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Fred Poth and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Poth and sons, Richard and Don- ald, New Dundee, were also their guests. Guests at ,'Deer' Lodge are Mr. and Mrs. G. Campbell and family, Goderich; Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Foote and family, Bayfield; .' Mr. and Mrs: Robert Smith and fam- ily, Clinton. The following mem- bers of the Women's Division, RCAF Station Clinton, have taken a cottage for the. season:- Teddy Tetzlaff, G e o r g i an a Hancock, Pamela Chapman, Audrey Sallee, Lyle Anderson, Jean MacFarlane. Miss Elizabeth Hennessy, Flint, Mich., was a guest at The Little Inn last week. Weekend, guests included Mr. and. Mrs. A. Spoel- stra, London; Misses Annie and Marion Watson, Windsor. Miss Jeanette Keavey, Detroit, and Mr. and Mrs. H. L, Kennedy, Toron- to, are guests at The Little Inn,. and on Sunday Miss M. and J. Torrance, Clinton, entertained Misses Nina Allin and Mabel Bris- bane, Toronto, and Misses D. and W. O'Neil, Clinton, at a dinner party. • News Prom The Poplars Mr. and 'Mrs, J. Cree Cook, Clinton, are at "Wee Loch Flame" for the summer. Mr, and Mrs, Stewart Cook, Nancy and Donald, Stratford, Spent the weekend at Loch Hame cottage. Mrs. J. Radford, -Clinton; Miss Wilma Radford, London, and guest, spent the weekend at her cottage. Mrs. William Greig and Miss Jean, Toronto, are occupying their cottage, "Bali Acres" for the sea- son. William Greig, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jenkins, Toronto, were with them over the weekend and Jim Jenkins, Stratford, spent Sunday .-H HENSALL THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1.3rXx'. VARNA Mr. and Mrs. George Ortwein, Great Falls, Man„ visited friends and relatives during the past week,. The Sympathy of this community goes out to Mr. and Mrs. Anson Coleman' and family in thein recent bereavement. The a n n ua l service of the Varna LOL No. 1035 will be held 'n the United Church at Varna next' Sunday, June 26, 1955, at 7,20 in the evening.' The Ban- rioekburn Pipe Band will be in attendance. Rev. T. J. Pitt will conduct the service. WMS-WA The Women's Missionary Society and Woman's Association of Varna United Church rnet at the home' of Mrs. Lee McConnell with 22 members and six visitors present. The meeting opened with the theme song. Mrs. Stevens read the Scripture lesson. Thoughts on the lesson' were given by Mrs. George Reid and followed with prayer.' Mrs. Robert Taylor and Mrs. Wil- liam McAsh gave fine reports on the WA convention. The bake sale planned for Aug- ust has been cancelled. Mrs. Ings, Mrs. Robert Taylor and Mrs. Stev- ens are to look after the church flower beds. Misiter Honoured Rev. W. J. Rogers, minister of Hensel]. United Church for the past five years received an ever - sharp pencil from the Sunday School on ,Sunday morning. Dave Kyle, superintendent, spoke brief- ly, and Robert McKelvie made the presentation. Rev. Rogers is leav- ing this month for Lyndwood- Suburban Area in Toronto Town- ship, near Port Credit, This . is a newly organized congregation looking forward to building a church. He will also serve Ban - dale United Church. AIRCRAFT SPOTTING UNIT ORGANIZED AT WINGHAM The RCAF --has organized an aircraft spotting system for Can- ada, and recently Flying Officer Moll, London, visited Wingham, to organize a unit in the Wingham area..Wingham Advance -Times. HARRY W!LL1AM5' A. COMBINATION THAT IS NICE. IS 4sERVICE, QUALITY AND .,011:P PRICE GASOLINE= FOR FARMS HARRY WILLIAMS FUELOIL MOTOROIL ice e • GASOLINE LUBRICANTS! R.R.2,CLIKON1/04 526J Rumball's IGA Market Fresh Meats SPECiAL.Y SELECTED BLUE BRAND BEEF Round Steak or Roasts . , 'L 65c Premium Cooked Picnics . LB. 55c Premium Bacon y, 0i;i10 PING. -.39c ea. Pure Pork Sausage 1i'Ii.°..45e Pork Liver s. 23c Platter -Pec Cooked Meat PKG. 49e Clark's , BEANS with Pork - Aylmer CATSUP ..... . I.G.A. MARGARINE Ogilvie WHITE CAKE MIX KRAFT 'DINNER REot 20 oz. 2 for 31e 11oz.,21e Ls. 2$c Iii oz. 31c iii. - 2 for 29c Rumba 04vw. • 1 e e 1 ,-r•d-.-�•hs•A-s-P-++�+-n-so-o+-��e-a-e-++r-saw-a-+-ra•ai� a Exeter Kinspnen Present Their Dominion Day CELEBRATION FRIDAY, JULY 1 EXETER PARK TERRIFIC VAUDEVILLE Y 1 E SHOW Dale Sisters; lovely dancerM; Billy Meek, Canada's top comic; Mary. May Demers, acrobatic beauty; Cy Leon- ard, ventriloquist; B ett y' Gray, Detroit's Miss Variety; Nancy McCiaig, s on g and dance; Lee Paul, emcee; and others. STARTS AT 9 P.M, Ball Game — Soccer Game ' Start at 6 p.m. BANDS Free Treats For Children Admission' — Adults' $1.00 Children Free 25-6-b TENDERS Goderich Separate School. Board welcomes TENDERS for the • Painting of Interior of the School Work must be completed by the end of July. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Particulars on ap• plieation to the SECRETARY, W. A. COULTHURST, Box 382, Goderich, Ontario Ill LATE MODEL' 1948 Studebaker $545.00 1948 Plymouth Club Coupe, radio $550.00,: 1949 Dodge $195.00 A NICE LINE OF International Harvester Refrigerators in stock now MURPHY BROS. CHRYSLER -PLYMOUTH--FARGO Sales and Service PHONE 465 Huron Street CLINTON, ORT,. '1 .$+r-.-* s-.;.--� • LITTERS LIKE THIS WILL INCREASE YOUR FEEDING PROFITS Big, strong healthy pigs at birth mean more pigs weaned. And the more pigs' youµ wean, the greater your hog profits. If you, wean en average or 9 pigs per litter your cost per pig is"going to be a lot smaller than if you wean only 6 pigs per"litter because you still have to ` feed and! core for the sow regardless of how many she weans. Is balanced feeding important with sows? IT CERT- AINLY 1S! You wouldn't expect a hatching :flock to do well if they did not receive a well-balanced hatching ration. The same applies to brood sows. Tests prove that balanced -fed sows WEAN on 6ie average up to 3 extra pigs per litter compared to straight grain -fed sows. Came in and see us about SHUR-GAIN Sow Ration— a BALANCED feed for sows. Or if you haveyour awn grain we can make a completely balanced sow ration for you using SHUR-GAIN Sowmix Concentrate. Li TO FEED ILL 1 4,s4•4,041.w,venk,ake nbsaaea,i,rasa+v.r..,+a,.wau