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Clinton News-Record, 1950-01-05, Page 6PAGE SIX ,nt�re�ting CLINTONNEWS-RECORD,; Items Frorn NEWS OF BAYFIELD Representative: Miss Lucy R. Woods Phone Bayfield 45r3 Mr. and'Mrs, J. O. Miller, Lon - Inn, spent Oast "week at their home. Mr. and Mrs. J, Fraser a n d family spent Sunday at Holmes- Ville. Robert Reid, Clinton, spent a few days last week with his sis- ter, Mrs. Ida Menery. Mr. end • Mrs. - B. Burt, London, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Baker. Meas Sharon Young, London, spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. R. L. McMillen, Donald McLeod, who has been working at Port Dover, spent a few days at his home, George Castle, Kitchener, spent the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Castle. Mr, and Mrs. J. Atkinson, St. Clair Shores, Mich„ spent New Year's . Day at their home. Mrs. George Reid, Varna, spent a few days last week with her mother, Mrs. Charles Parker. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Irwin and Baby, Seaforth, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Willard Sturgeon, Misses Maude and Josephine Stirling left on Saturday to spend three months at Bay City, Mich. Miss Beverley Merner, Gode- rich Township, spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Grant Turner. Mrs. Keith Pruss, London, spent a few days last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Parker. ' Mr. and Ilfrs. Allen and daugh- ter Ruth, Toronto, spent, the week- end with Mr. and Mrs'. J. Mc- Kenzie, Miss Jacqueline Cluff, Code - rich Township, spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. A. Scotch- mer, J`r, Mr. and Mrs. C. Pollock, Lon- don, spent Wednesday of last week with Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Johnston. Miss" Gloria Westlake and Bev- erley McClinchey, London, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. W. Westlake. Mrs. Robert Clark and daugh- ter Roberta, Cleveland, Ohio, spent the weekend 'with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berry. Anniversray Dinner A dinner was held on Wednes- day evening last at the New Ritz Hotel, sponsored . by Ivan L. Kalbfleisch, manager of ' T. C. Kalbfleisch and Son Planing Mill, Zurich. The members of tie staff, with their wives and friends, were present. Group singing was led by John Tuerkheim, accompanied by Mrs. Tuerkheim at the piano. The head table was beautifully decorated with a large cake, marking one hundred years since the Kalb- fleisch family came to Canada. Clayton Ortievein lit the candles and Miss Catherine Kalb- f1(isch cut the cake. Films were then shownby the principal of the Zurich Public ..••rye•... In Sincere Appreciation Mrs. M. E. Jacob and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Jacob and, the staff of Huron County Home wish to take this opportunity of expressing their sincere appreciation to all organizations and individuals who did so much to make Christmas 1949 such a memorable one for the "boys and girls" at the home. Your co-operation and interest is very gratifying at all times. Happy New Year to all! I -b Euchre and Dance TOWN HALL, BAYFIELD Friday, January 6 8 P.M. Admission: 50 cents Auspices L.O.L. No. 24, , Bayfield EVERYBODY WELCOME 'q!t'`✓<f +�+�+:»�;a!,'s..�+t!+k+Ao;7�:.'lt+�4!+S;I!•'.�»_'r_Ivtr�e+:»#�r,S»$d»S:�!I»: :r,»,+#.:.;�* Used Car Bargains New 1949 PONTIAC SEDAN, 1 equipped with air-conditioning New 1949 CHEVROLET deluxe Sports Five -Passenger Coupe, f equipped with air-conditioning, maroon in colour. 1949 CHEVROLET deluxe Coach, green in colour, less than .5,000 miles. Brand Brand 1948 CHEVROLET Coach, with less than 16,000 miles. Priced to sell at $1,595. ' 1947 PLYMOUTH Sedan, special de- luxe, with radio, sun visor, heater, and many extras. 1947 CHEVROLET Fleetmaster Sedan 1947 CHEVROLET Coach, priced to sell at $1,395. 1938 DODGE Coach 1937 GRAHAM Sedan 1936 DODGE, Sedan 1948 CHEVROLET One -Ton Pick-up Truck 1937 CHEVROLET half -ton pick-up truck, With racks And Many Others As low as 850 will drive a car away from Brussels Motors. All the above vehicles equipped 'with heaters. TRADE or TERMS Brussels Motors "THE HOME OF BETTER USED CARS" Convenient Terms Open Every Evening .5 s rf C ews-. Hallett Couple 50 Years Married MR. AND MRS: JOHN J. HUGILL, Constance, Hullett, Township, celebrated their' golden, wedding anniversary at their farm home on December 27, 1949. They were married at Har - loch, Hallett Township, by the late Rev. Mr. Copeland of the United Church, in 1899. Mr. Hugill will be 85 on August 10, and Mrs. Hugill will be 74 on March 30. Engraving courtesy The London Free Press (School, Catherine Kalbfleisch I' (entertained with a drum major- (ette drill. A vote of thanks was ' VARNA tendered Mr. Kalbfleisch by Al- t fred Milick. (Intended for last week) to. spent the holiday at her home Jack Pounder, Stratford, spent Christmas day in the village. (here, Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Ben Keys, Bruce - are spending this week in Ottawa field, were renewing acquaint - Juan Brandon, London i s lances in the village Friday. spending the Christmas holidays Miss, Maud Keys, Stratford,, has at her. home. I returned efter spending the holies days at the home of her parents. Robert Holman, London, spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. R. I Floyd MaA ,h, Toronto, spent B. Johnston, , Chirstmas at the home of his par - Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mack and eats, Mr. and 'Mrs. John McAsh. family spent Sunday and Mon- I James Stephenson celebrated day in Embro, ,New Year's Saturday, at the home Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Geenein- :Of Mr. and Mrs. George Steph- hardt and family are spending enson. a few days in Orillia. l Mr. and Mrs. E. Chutor ,cele - Miss Lola Elliott, Detroit, is brated Christmas with Mr. ) and spending this week with her 'Mrs. Walter McBride and family, mother, Mrs. M. Elliott, Exeter, Gordon Heard, Brantford, is 1 R v Reba Hern hes returned home after spending the spending a few 'days with his ; holidays parents, Mr. and Mrs, E. Heard. • at the home of her parents, Sault Mrs. L. M. Burt, Buddy and ,Ste. Marie, Ont. MMr. and Mrs. W. McClirrchey a few days with Mr. and Mrs. and family, Greenway, were F. W. Baker, 'guests at the home of their aunt, Miss Betty Lou Larson, Land- Mrs. William Hart, one day last on, spent Monday and Tuesday week,. , with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I Charles Reid, Ivan McClymont, R, J. Larson. , Grant Webster, George. Keys, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baker and John Dowser, Jr., are attending family, London, spent the Christ- (the OAC Short Course at Guelph sees holiday with the former's this week. parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. I Mr. and Mrs. A. Horner, Exe- Baller, t ' ter, Mr. and Mrs. G. Horner, Hamilton, Mrs. John Rathwell and Mr. George'Johnston, celebrated CONSTANCE I Christmas at the home of Mr. and Mrs, A. Iugs. ' Mr. and Mrs. W. Heard and Mr. and Mrs. B. Brown and family, Stratford, and Mr. and daughter Joyce were in Toronto Mrs. M. Elliott, Clayton and Roy recently, !celebrated New Year's, Monday, Milton Moore, Toronto, spent a !, at the home of Mr. end Mrs, few days with his brother, Wil- Harold Elliott and Mrs. Mossop, Hem More.Family Gatherings Held Mr. and Mrs. Kelso Adams Several families in the village spentMthe holiday with Mr. and 'homes family gatherings at their Mrs. Ernest Adams, homes during the holiday season. Pageant Presented Donald Stephenson, Ottawa, The pageant, sponsored by the was home with his parents for. WA of the Ulu a Church, was the Christmas holidays. , presented at Huron County Home I for the benefit of the inmates S. Alcock and J. Alcock, Bras last Friday evening. Bels, visited on Sunday with Mr.' and Mrs. Charles REley, Mr. end Mrs. Fred Riley, Kit- chener, and Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Riley, Seaforth, spent :New Year's at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Riley. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Riley and family and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Riley. all of Kitchener, spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Riley. Mr, and Mrs. Austin Dexter entertained Mr. and..Mrs. William Jewitt and family, Mr. and Mrs. C. Dexter, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ball end family, and Mr. and Mrs. John Sanderson, on Satur- day. FOR DEAD ANIMALS HORSES 44$2.50 each COWS $2.50 each ,HSC® eves' 250 c lbs. ea. J ewtt` according to size and condition PHONE COLLECT: CLINTON - 910r16 SEAFORTH - - 655r2 INGERSOLL - - 21 LONDON ROAD (Intended for last week) Members of ondon Road Community Club the at tile home of Mrs. M, Wfltse for their Dec- ember meeting with Mrs: Clegg presiding, The meeting was opened with the singing of "Joy To The World" followed by repeating of the club creed. Roll call was answered by 15 members and four visitors with a gift of clothing for children's welfare. Correseandem* was read,. A "Thank You" note was read from Miss Jeanne Fitzsimons. Treasltr- • and flower convener gave reports. It was decided that flower con- vener send boxes to shut-ins for the holidays. The traveling apron was re- turned which brought in the amount of $5.45. The mystery Box was won by j(qrs. H. Plumsteel. Election of officers was then held, Mrs. Swinbank taking � charge with the following results.: past president, Mrs. Clegg; presi- dent, Mrs. W. Managhan; 1st vice, Mrs. Bennett; end vice, Mrs. H, Plumsteel; Secretary, Mrs. Scott;' • assistant secretary, Mss. Watk- ins; Treasurer, Mrs. B. Plumsteel; I flower convenor, Mrs. Manning; buying convenor, Mrs. M. Wi'itse; social convenor, Mrs. Jackson; pianist, Mrs. Bennett; press sec- retary, Mrs. Scott. 'A short program was held con- sisting of el -wise -nes readings by Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. J. Nott. Carols were then sung accomp- anied on the piano by Mrs. Benn- ett. The meeting was brought to a close with "Cod Save The King". The nest meeting is to .be: held at the home of Mrs. Manning; at this time the program for the year will be made out. Roll call: pay- ing of fees, The Hostessts, served lovely re - freshmen etpgtn Lone eons, UI1 PHONE 73-X, BRUSSELS . °� r 's' : '' � e� + FOR FINE PRINTING ., _ K i :!"' ..... max_ + l t»#A 4 +k?>$t i€jil i 5 '.•• + THE NEWS -RECORD PHONE 4 BR111B11 '-- !ecord's BRUCEFIELi Bob Allan is in Guelph this week, Don McKay spent the weekend with his mother at Kintail. Mr. and Mrs. G. Griffiths. Strat- fodr, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mre H. Berry, Mr. land Mats. Allan , Esieler, Lloydminstex, Alta., are visiting with the latter's sister, Mrs. C. Haugh, Miss. Marion and Messrs Ron and Jim Paterson have returned to London, rafter spending the holiday at their home, Jack Rathwell spent the holi- day week in BelIeviile, visiting his brother-in-law and sister, 'Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Lazenby and family. Miss Evelyn Howard, Toronto, has returned there after spend- ing the holiday with Mrs. C. Haugh, Jean McIntosh, Marlene and Peter Haugh returned with her. Teachers Return Returning 'to their schools af- ter the holtday are Miss Betty Allan to London; Miss Janet Watson to Aylmer; Miss L. Allan to Hamilton; and Miss Blanche Zapfe to S.Ss No, 5 Stanley. Miss Phyllis McBride has returned front her home to teach at S.S. No, 10. WA Elects' Officers The first regular meeting of the Woman's Association of t lr e United Church, Brucefield, was held on the afternoon of January 3, with: Mrs. Gordon Elliott, the newly -elected president, inthe chair. The Devotional part of the meeting, conducted by Miss M. Swan and Mrs. H. Dalrymple was as follows: repeating the Lord's Prayer; Scripture reading b y Miss Swan; singing of hymn 399: poem read by Mrs. Dalrymple, entitled "Another Mile Shone Passed", and giving the topic, for 1-p THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1950 Correspondents Allow Stanley Couple Claim Against Estate In an action heard by Judge T. M. Costello at Goderich, a ellaim..•for $492 and costs was al- lowed Samuel and Mary Oesoh, Stanley Township, against the estate of Henry ' hederd, father 10i Mrs.. Oesch. The claim was for board, ledge ling and nursing of Mr. Bedard ;while living at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oesch; in whose favor lie made a will. After he left 'them, he made a new will which he left his estate of $220 to 'a nephew, Thomas Jones,, Windsor.,,, Afternoon Teas make friendly entertainment sz LrD� TEA CARD OF THANKS I wish to convey my sincerest thanks to all those who supported me in the recent election. Wishing you all a 'Happy and Prosperous New Year. Wm. Rogerson the, day "The Master Key, ee 4/4.0 •44~4,1 1ieN14 • - FO' Faith," followed by prayer.'A feeding by Mrs. R. Allan, "Cour- age for the New Year," was much appreciated. The minutes of previous meet- ing ,and roll call were read by Mrs. L. Wilson, secretary. The secretaries of the various com- mittees reported a successful year in 1949. rills. W. Moffatt assumed the duties of first vice-president in lieu of Mrs. W. Haugh for the year 1950. It was decided that the association be divided into four groups with the following leaders: Group No, 1, Mrs. G, Henderson; Group No. 2, Mrs. T. B. Baird; Group No. 3, Mrs: A. Ham; Group No. 4. Mrs. G. Rich- ardson. The meeting closed with prayer. • ,. I •s:. TO THE ECECTORS OF THE TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH: I wish to express my sincere appreciation to all who supported me at the polls ore Monday, January 2. I would also like to express my best wishes to the Council for 1950. Happy New Year to all! Harold Jackson Canadians are thinking of tomorrow 1940 1941 1941 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1940 19441‘ $2,019142,697' .N ,, >. �i� :.. :�,. {ate. �''`'y <``�,q�,t'',j .M13,.:.:.X'�S.s 1:31;;� ly.T�'.^>,i`i•... � Q�i��kt� iCZ:J.'C::: \:1::^�:;:'�:`. ..i,�`�",v!`�,�.✓�i.,`�. x �c ,,,'. sn`� .: mt.:: .,.q a...; Y;..: o..r :;ai ";;u. �. ��•., fi.N' ..k1. ,.�'�?`&`. n,.>'i:• pry'' �qa:.`,v,�.u�'�e'. NW .,; �� �zsaY `�ssr:,.?:a, � 'MY RA ::.i:::., r,.rf .v: sem??.. f.P:iX.;•ssem:.:. s.3r, . v >. :u'.$.< W'':`a.x:, +'�..'`i$.�.C�`ti5 �v �y r .ua%.....'Y. 31 .�?,.;'\.,N'e,:;";'•;:',5:1�`,.^t`nt:,,`.iix>4".,'':a ..6 ..: ,.:.•.sR::`y ,;.e<.> '�":�'�'v k `�><Ss � :...+,.o .� - y'�a'„'3,:.},..p+:C:d.....i.:>✓,`.a w1F:v*^.r..:PN..;: .x�;,,;gy:ks,:. y,r.::,:�Y:,af�;�:e. r", $ b ,:;;S.�.a.:,;y ars ,s.. .:,'s:�:'8L,•,r .ry/� •., r �� W A Mui,m cseewj DEPOSITS AT THE 'B`of'M HAVE Ls dk(�j 4d eft 10 V —NOW TOTAL MORE THAN TWO BILLION DOLLARS This huge sum is a tribute to Canadians' foresight and thrift,' Ten years ago, B of M customers kept a total of $848,000,000 in their savings and current accounts. During the war years, these people took the opportunity to boost their 'Fund For Tomorrow' to $1,613,000,000. Their habit of saving for the years ahead has not only persisted since the ivar but has gained in strength. Today, their de- posits stand at more than two billion dollars — an all-time B of M record and the largest Canadian deposits of any bank. Of this money, well over a billion dollars is in savings. The fact that the B of M's resources also have topped the two•billion mark during the past year proves one thing clearly -- that the size of a financial institution such as the Bank of Montreal simply reflects the measure of confidence a million and a half Canadian men and women share in it. And by thinking of tomorrow, these people are helping to build the Canada of today and tomorrow. For their savings de- termine the support the Bank can bring — through investments and loans —to the enterprise of men and businesses across the nation. Indeed, this year, loans made by the B of M are the highest they've ever been. Working with the people of Canada for the past 132 years, the Bank has kept continually before it these two guiding purposes — to assist actively the nation's economic development and to justify al. ways the confidence of its depositors. BAN K��O F MONTREAL //��a G%KKel4 t stat l a rk Clinton Branch: W. H. 'ROBINSON,, Manager Londesborouab (Sub.Agency) ; Open Mon. and Thurs. W011111N4 WITH CANADIANS. IN EVERY WALK OF LIFE magiumumairrommark SINCE 1a1T ut47e