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Clinton News Record, 1955-07-07, Page 91.1rTiRSD4 JULY 'j 10555 CLINTON NEWS-R$ORD PAGE Nibig STANLEY The Stanley " CommunityClub held a picnic at Bayfield yester- ,day . Mr, and Mrs, Fred Robins and three children, and Jack Gra- ham, Toronto, spent the weekend at the home of Mrs. Goldie Gra- laam, • Mrs. George Jarvis, Toronto, forrner1y • Miss Catherine Laut, Crcissfield, Alta„ visitedover the weekend with Mr, and.Mrs. John ' McGregbr. ' MSS Kate McGregor, NA/lighten and Miss. Margaret McGregor, To- ronto, visitedat their home over the weekend.' Miss Kate left for Toronto on Monday to mark ex- amination papers, and Mies Marg- aret is attending a short course in Guelph this 'week, Porter's Hill Pupils Ella,joy Year-end Trip The pupils of SS b, ,Goderich Township (Porter's;`H?A Sthool)- were taken on a bus trip to Exe- ter and London on Tuesday, July 28. They ` were accompanied by their teacher, Mrs, Frank,' Yeo. Several mothers of the pupils also attended. Places of interest visit- ed included Exeter ,Canning Fact- ory, Kellogg's, Springbank, The London Free Press; St. Paul's Cathedral; Canada Bread and Fanshawe Dam. The group ate a picnic lunch at Springbank at noon and at Fanshawe Darn in the evening. • George Durham and. bride, Cal- ham, at the home of his uncle gary, Alta., are spending a week Carl Diehl. Miss Margaret Dur- • of'their honeymoon with his par- ham, London, also spent the long • tints,- Mr, and Mrs, Morris Dur- weekend with her parents. LLASHMAR- DIVEiN \\,.1 THEATRE _CLINTON -NEXT TO CLINTON COMMUNITY PARK OPEN AT 8.00 P.M. FIRST SHOW AT DUSK THURSDAY and FRIDAY --July 7-8 "DEVIL'S CANYON" (Colour) Virginia Mayo Dale Robertson SATU1 DAY and 'MONDAY—July 9-11 "GIRL IN EVERY PORT" Marie Wilson William Bendix TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY • July 12-13-14 "BOTANY BAY" (Colour) • Alan Ladd — James Mason — Patricia Medina • FRIDAY ONLY—July 15 "LAUGH NITE'" All Cartoon and Comedy Show Come and Bring the Kiddies Cartoon and Short At Each Performance CHILDREN'S PLAYGROUND ' 2 SHOWS NIGHTLY — Children Under 12 in Cars FREE! • Former Clinton, Girl Weds The former Phyllis, Maureen Shanahan, daughter of Charles Shanahan, London, formerly of Clinton, and the late Mrs. Shanahan, exchanged marriage vows' with Owen Alexander Boyd, ,sen of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Boyd, St. Antigonish,.N.S., at 'Blessed Sacrament Church, London, • The couple will live in London. ►a•w 4+.4•..4• - News of Londesboro Orval Hills, Grand Valley, visit- ed with Mr. and Mrs. John Miller, Mr, and Mrs. C. Snyder, Wind- sor, visited with Mrs. Lillie Web- ster. Mr, and Mrs. E. Hesk were'with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lobb, Holmes - Ville. Dr. Robert Grierson, Toronto, was in the village a few days last Week, Percy Nfanning, London, visited his mother, Mrs. Margaret Man- ning. Miss Bette Tait has accepted a position at the Huron County Home. Mr. and Mrs. Capling, Kitchen- er, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Clare Vincent. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Radford, Collingwood, visited with Mrs, J. H. Shobbrook. Miss Vitra Knox, Toronto, is with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Knox. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Alexander and family are spending this week at Port Elgin. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Napier, Detroit, were with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Brunsdon. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Millar, Bay City, Mich., are holidaying with Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Millar. Mr. and Mrs, Spencer Hann and daughters, Kitchener, visited with Mr. and Mrs. William Gooier. Miss Edythe Beacom, Miss Flora Turnbull, Mrs, Joseph Shaddick, Mrs. Allan Shaddick, Mrs. Eleanor Throop, Mrs. Townsend attended the Shakespearean Festival in Stratford on Monday night, 1. S. Scruton CITIES SERVICE DISTRIBUTOR For Service Call 377W After 6 p.m. — 377J Mr, and Mrs. William Gillies and Mary, St. Thomas, called on rela- tives in the village on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Radford and boys are holidaying at Balm Beach in the Georgian Bay dist- rict. • Mr. and Mrs. Mark Spinney, Alma, Mich., are spending the holiday with their aunt, Mrs Margaret Manning and other rela- tives. Mrs. Lillie Webster spent a few' days last week in Port Colborne. Mr. and Mrs, Charles Gooier re- turned with her for the weekend with relatives. SS 11 School Picnic SS 11 pupils held the annual picnic on the hall ' grounds on Tuesday, June 28. The sports were under the supervision of Mrs. Al- lan Shaddick, Winners were: five years and under, Arthur Mc- Michael, Jeffrey Shaddick; . seven and under, girls, June Govier, Joan Moon; boys, Alan Caldwell, Robert Shaddick; eight and nine, girls, Rita McMichael; boys, Richard Shaddick, David Scanlon; 12 and under, girls, Elaine AIexander, Nancy Caldwell; boys, Jim Alex- ander, Bill Shaddick. Young men, Hartwin Fangrath, David Alexander; young ladies, Edelgarde Fangrath, Lenore Ham- ilton; married men, David Ander- son, Arthur McMichael; married women, Mrs. A. Shaddick, Mrs. R. Gooier; men's slipper, David And- erson, women's, Lenore Hamilton; milk bottle and clothes pin, Ken- neth Moon; balloon blowing, David Alexander; suit case, Arthur Mc- Michael, Thomas Airdrie. About 75 sat down to, supper after a peanut scramble for the children. The evening ended with a ball game. Fireside Foram. Held Picnic At Seaforth-Park The Fireside Farm Forum group of Hullett Township enjoyed its annual picnic at Seaforth Lions Paris, with 55 attending. The following were winners at sports: five years and under, Betty Hoggart, Connie Howatt; eight years and under, girls, Marsha Tebbutt, Joyce Dolmage; boys, Randy Babcock, Paul Cook; 12 and under, boys, Neil Dolmage, Gordon Hoggart; girls, June Dol - mage, Laura Hoggart (tied). Young ladies' race, Ruth Cro- zier; young men's race, Neil Dol - SS 4 Trulckersniith Celebrates Year's End With Picnic Pupils of SS 4, Tuckersmith Township, with their parents,' en- joyed a picnic . in Seaforth Lions Park last Wednesday afternoon, Results 'o1 the sports • contests were as follows; races, boys, six and urnder, Kenny Whitmore, Ronny Crich; eight and under, girls, Joan Rogerson, ' Riemke Bruinsma; boys, Herman and Al- bert' Hummel] ten and under, girls,' Betty Ann Gibbings, Mildred Crich; boys, Kiaas Bruinsma, Bruce Whitmore; 12 and under, girls, Anne Hummel, Carol Pep- per;. boys, Angus Hummel, Allen Ball; 14 and under, girls, Elaine Ball, Carol Tepper; boys, Ronald Smith, Angus Hummel. Three-legged race Carol Pep- per and Elaine Bali, Reg. Smith and Angus I-Inmmel; soda biscuit, Mrs. Bert Garrett, Reg. Smith; married women, Mrs. Ross 'Alex- ander, Mrs. Mervin', Falconer; wheelbarrow, Cecil 13ruinsma ''and Ronald Smith; spot. race, Angus Hummel; shoe scramble, Anne and Angus Hummel; ladies' kick -the - slipper, Elaine Ball,- Betty Ann Gibbings; piggy back race, Carol Pepper and Joan Rogerson, Angus Hummel and Steven Smith; mar- ried men, Bert Garrett, Mervin Falconer, Allen Ball's softball team won. Supper was served by the ladies of the section. Mrs. Ross Alex-, ander is teacher. BRUCEFIELD Jack Ross, Detroit, called on the McDonald family last Thursday. John Wright is not as well as his many friends would like to see him, Miss Lois Moffatt, Windsor, vis- ited withher parents over the weekend. Miss Margaret Zaphe, Byron, visited with friends here over the weekend Miss Mary Broadofot was ap- pointed delegate to Guelph for the Junior Institute, Donald Gray left on Wednesday last week for Calgary, Alta. where he will attend the •Stampede. Mrs. Tough left on Saturday for Brampton, where she will visit with her son for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barr, Patsy and Jeanne, Burlington, spent the weekend with Mrs. Barr's parents, Mr. and Mrs, W. V. Dinnin. Minister Inducted Induction services for Rev. Syd- ney Davison were held in the Brucefieid United Church last week. The - Rev. Peter Renner, Bayfield, addressed the minister, and Rev, Howard Dickinson, God- erich, addressed the congregation. A reception was held after the service, in the school room of the church, Mr.' Davison has been minister of the Parkhill United Church, and he has also served in Wingham. He and his wife are getting settled in the manse, where they moved in last Wednesday. Since the end of the war the average wage in Canadian manu- facturing plants has increased from 30 to 60 dollars a week.— mage; married women's race, Mrs, James Howatt; married , men's race, William Dolmage; gum race, - Anna Dolmage's team; peanut race, Anna Dolrnage's team; spot race, Mrs. George Hoggart. Slip race, Mrs. Harvey Taylor; oldest lady present, Mrs. Robert Jamieson; yo ngest child, Gerald Riley. At the conclusion of the sports and a peanut scramble a picinc supper was served. 0 th*n$ on four heel The a//-oeav PLYMOUTH A quick glance hints at it. A momentary pause confirms it. You'll lose your heart to this beauty. You'll thrill to the eager, inviting lines that spring : from Plymouth's motion -design for The Forward Look. . Even more discoveries await you. There's luxurious • new riding comfort that smooths out the bounces and jounces such as you have seldom experienced. 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CLINTON • ews of Goderpeh Township Haying is almost completed. It was a, fair crop and well saved. Mr. and Mrs,•Bert Schilbe'spent last :'weekend in Flint, Mich., 'vis- iting,friends. Alana Switzer, Oshawa and Jean Elliott, 40wen ;Sound, spent the weekend with, Mrs,. John Mid- dleton. Mr. and Mrs. S. Middleton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James Earley, Hillcrest Angus Farm, Kerwood. ' Mr. and Mrs. John' Ritz, Belle- ville, and Miss Violet Phillips, To- ronto, spent the weekend' at the home of Mr,• and Mrs, Ira Merrill and other relatives in the vicinity. Holidayvisitors over the 'week- end were Mr, and Mrs, Robert Haines, Severn Bridge, with the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reid Torrance, Recent ,visitors at the home of Mr. and `Mrs, William McGuire, were Mr. and Mrs. J. ,Clifford, Mr. and Mrs. E. Dodge, Detroit, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs, J. Read and family, Elmira. Community Club The SS 4 Community Club met at the home of Mrs. Ira Merrill in June. The second .vice-presi- dent, l\ rs. Irvine Tebbutt, was in charge of the meeting, which was opened by repeating the creed and the Lord's Prayer in unison. The roll call was "Your Birth- day" and was answered by 11 members present. During the busi- ness session it was decided to -do- nate 210 to the Clinton Public Hospital. The meeting was closed with the Mizpah benediction The remainder of the afternoon was spent in quilting. Lunch was served. by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Fred Lobb and Mrs. M. Jones. The July meeting, is to be held at the school, with a picnic lunch provided by the members. Sea me f r;remarkably ,LOWRATESION AUTO INSURANCE With State farm Mutuali LLOYD ETUE 8-15p-tfb ?hone Comet - Zurich 78r5 Mr, and Mrs. Earland Bettles; Toronto, and his mother„Goderich, were with'Nfr,' and Mrs. Allen Bet- ties, over the holiday, Miss Dorothy Reinke and Miss Hazel; Long, Hamilton; called on Mr. and Mrs,- John Torrance on, Saturday. . Workmen have begun on the new road from.,Clinton to Bayfield and ; hope to have it completed this fall: Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stirling and baby Mark, Toronto; Mr, and Mrs. Lewis Bailey ;and daughter Jean, Amherstburg, were with Mr. and .; Mrs. James R. Stirling. Del Gardiner has sold his farm owing to ill health and is moving the end of the month. Neighbours will be sorry to lose Mr, and Mrs,. Gardener from the -area. Hot sticky weather means more frequent changes, more wear and tear on shirts, undershirts, shorts -- unless you pick your laun- dry carefully. Our opera- tors know their jobs, respect your "property”, guard against needless damage. Phone 312W -.this week. Ce1/4i*I' LAU N DRY-. CLEARERS 'LET ONE CALL VPIT,ALL'� CLINTON;' , 312W Clean and Polish Experts! Let us give your car a clean, new look with our expert wash and polish job. Our low price will please you. QUICK, COURTEOUS SERVICE South End Cities Service Cities Service Products Clinton, Ont. 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