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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1950-02-02, Page 6-PAGE SIX NEWS OF BAYFLELD Representative; 'Miss Lucy R. Woods Phone Bayfield 45r3 E. " A. Featherston, London spent the weekend at his home. Mrs. J. Robinson, Toronto, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Grant Turner. Miss Jessie Metcalf, Detroit, spent the weekend with, her mother, Mrs. William Metcalf. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mack and daughter Merry, are spending a few days of this week at Detroit. Miss Norma Sturgeon, Zurich, spent 'the weekend with her parents, Mr. end Mrs. W. Stur- geon, Miss Betty Lou Larson, Lon- don, spent the weekend with: her parents, Mx. end Mia. R. J. Larson. Miss Gloria Westlake, London, spent a few days last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Westlake. r Mr. and Mrs, LeRoy Path and son Ronnie, Kitchener, spent' -the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Jowett. Mr. and Mrs. George Howard, Detroit, are spending a few clays with the, former's mother, Mrs. Ellen Howard. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fowlie, Lon- don, spent the weekend with the fornrer's sisters, Misses Frances and Ethel Fowlie. John Cameron left on Monday to attend the funeral of his bro- ther Gordon who passed away at his home in,Toronto. Mrs. Robert Clark, Cleveland, Ohio, returned to her home on Saturday after spending last Week with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berry. Mr. and Mrs. H. Baker and family, Mrs. L. M. Burt end fam- ily, all of London, spent the ' weekend with Mr. and Mrs. F. GALVANIZED ROOFING at COUN'TER'S Phone 120 -- Clinton W Baker Mrs. R. H. F. Gairdner, James Scott and daughter Katie, return- ed to Toronto on Monday after spending the past three weeks at. their home. MT. and Mrs. William Speed and family, Inkster, Mieh, spent the weekend with . Mrs. 11. Mc- Clinchey. On their return home they were accompanied by Mrs. McClinchey who will spend the winter with them. Firemen's Dance A very successful Firemen's Dance ' was held in the Town Hall on Friday evening of last week. Music was supplied by Collins Orchestra, Bayfield, and lunch was served in the basement, BRUCEFIELD Miss Rhea Hall, Blyth, spent the weekend with Miss Margie Zapfe. Miss Marion and Mn Ron Pat- erson visited at their. home over the weekend. ' •• • Mr. and Mrs. George .Griffiths and daughter visited. Saturday, with Mr. and Mrs: H. Berry and Mr. and Mrs. G. Elliott. Mrs. Leadnor, Miss Mary Gor- don and Mr. W. Sages end Mr. D. McQuire, 'visited at the home of Mr. T. B. Baird on Monday. Robert Allan has returned home after attending a, Folk School at Dorchester. Miss Betty .Allan, London, spent the weekend at her home. Church Annual Tonight The annual meeting of Bruce - field United Church will be held on Thursday evening. Feb. 2, be- ginning with a pot -luck supper at 6.30 p.m, Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Baird enter- tained on Monday, January 30 at a family dinner" for Mr. Baird's mother, who celebrated her 90th birthday. In excellent health, Mrs. Baird spent a very enjoy - Pre -inventory Sales Here is your chance to choose from large stocks of Hardware, Kitchenware and Drygoods, reduced from 10 to 20%. DRASTIC REDUCTIONS apply to: A LARGE STOCK OF LEATHER GLOVES AND MITTS A NEW HEAVY-DUTY ELECTRIC RANGE (enamel slightly scratched in shipping) A NEW GILSON GAS -DRIVEN WASHING MACHINE A USED BEATTY ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINE TWO' OIL -BURNING BROODER STOVES Many Other Hardware Items Alexander's General Store LONDESBORO WANTED The Huron County Historic Com- mittee are desirous of securing a 'building for a County Museum. Any municipality having such a building please contact the County Clerk. N. W. MILLER, Clerk, County of Huron Goderieh, Ontario 5-b WANTED Applications will be received for the position of Janitor for the Huron County Pubic Health Unit. Applicants please contact Dr. R. M. Aldis at tb:e Unit Headquarters. N. W. MILLER 5-b Secretary TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT Tenders' for' Gravel SEALED TENDERS will be received by the Clerk until 1 p.m., Monday, February, 6, 1950, for the crushing and delivering of 12,000 cu. yds. of gravel, must go through '5/8 inch screen. Township to supply gravel. Work , to commence not later than June 1, 1950. A marked cheque of $200 must' be enclosed with tender. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Work to be, done to satisfaction of Road Superintendent, For further information apply to, LEN CALDWELL, Road Superintendent, ' or GEORGE COWAN., Clerk 4-5-b Had Brilliant Career MRS. JAMES R. SCOTT "Liz Gairdner," Bayfield, well known writer who died in Toronto January 9, 1950, in her 30th year. Her career was forecastwhen, as a girl of 12 years, she wrote and illustrated a weekly tabloid 'newspaper for a patient in Queen Alexandra Sanatorium, Her last article appeared in "Mademoieslie," —0 Most Canadian textile mills are located in small cities in towns bringing employment close to people in rural areas. able day with her -family and friends. Guests were present from Stanley, Bayfield, Exeter and Goderich. Besides her son, with whom she spends the winter, Mrs.. Baird has one grandson and two great grandsons. CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, Goderich Township Mrs. Dave Bean, Bert and Ber- ' Pheeney, ail of Detroit, spent nice, Colborne, spent Sunday with Saturday as guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wallis. Mrs. Fred Wallis. Mrs. George Colclough, Seventh The WA of St. James Church Concession, spent a few days' last Middleton, will meet on Wednes+ weekk at the home of her parents, day, afternoon, February 8, at the Mr. and Mrs, Ira Merrill. home of Mrs. Milton Steeple, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bower, 'There will be a quilt. New mem Miss Carolyn, theirson-in-law beta will be welcome, and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mr. and Mrs. Walter Forbes entertained the S. S. No, 4 Corn - Ebenezer Church at their home recently, The ev- munity Club and' their families Reports Good Year ening was `spent in progressive games, etc, and the ladies sery ed lunch. The next social even- ing will be on February 17, Farm Forum Meets S.S. No, 4 Farm Forum met at the home of, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams, on Monday night. This was "Review Night" and the topic for discussion was "milk", As all members of the forum send theamilk from their farms to the Carnation Milk Co. at Holmes - vile, this was a timely topic for discussion. For recreation The annual meeting of the congregation of Ebenezer' United Church.. was held in the church with Rev. C. 'Iravener presiding at the meeting. Jim Lobb was appointed secretary for the meet- ing, New members were appointed to various offices and favourable reports were given by the various organizations of the church. Irvine Tebbutt 'moved a vote lion of appreciation of the congrega- contest was conducted by Miss Rev. and rdxsthe e f aith ulness of V mer, ant card games The annual Sunday Schooliat were played.loof the ets served meeting was held following the at the close of the meetinw congregational meetingwith the aa The meetingmnext week will be following officers beig elected Robert the home of Mr. and Mrs. for the coming year: Superintend- Thm Thompson, witc. Mrs.eR. ent, Carman Tebbutt; . assistant Thompson and Mrs, Jack Merrill on for recreation. superintendent, Jack Merrill; missionary superintendent, Car- man Tebbutt; temperance super_ t. James Church butt; assistant Mrs. Ira Merrill.Reports Good Year intermediate 'teacher, Mrs, a were host and hostess . and Mrs. Fred Middleton Merrill; assistant, Mrs. Bert Lobb; annual vestry meeting of St. Junior class teacher, Mrs. Frank James' Church (Middleton) The Jones; assistant, Mrs. Mervin meeting was opened with prayer Lobb; primary class teacher, Mrs. by Rev. L. Morgan. . After read - Carman Tebbutt; assistant, Mrs. tug of the minutes of the prey - Jack Merrill; secretary -treasurer, ions meeting . by vestry clerk Stewart Farquhar; organist, Lewis Robert Bowden excellent reports Tebbutt; assistant, Gerald Teb- were given by the officers of diff - butt. Election of officers for 1950 intendent, Mrs, Wilfred Riggin; nible Ciiass teacher, Irvine Teb- '19 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1950 - event organizations of the church. were as follows: Rector's warden, Aif. Hudie; people's warden Robt Bowden; lay delegate to synod, Pred Middleton; substitute del- egate, Chas ; Cooper; vestry clerk, Chas, Wise; Sidemen:— George Wise, Keith Miller, Edward Wise, Donald Middleton, . John'"Mid'dle- ton Jr., Ray Wise and Ed, Deevee. Board of Management, Alf Hudie, RMrs. John Mrs.a Stewart Middleton, Midd- leton, Fred Middleton, George Wise, Ken Merner and Joe Storey. A ' vote of thanks was moved by the rector to the organists, Mrs. John Middleton and Mrg. IBert Rowden, to the caretaker Don Middleton and to all work-- ers La the .church. A proposal to erect a sign out- side the church was given strong. support by the meeting, also a proposal to install hydro in the church was strongly supported',. The meeting was closed with the Benediction after which a social hour was spent at carols and delicious lunch was served by the ladies. Before all had departed a hearty vote of thanks. was tendered Mr. and Mrs. Mit.. leton. a You will be delighted with. this fragrant tea LANA!J MEMi TENDERS MARKED SEALED TENDERS for lot 12, Lake Road East, will be received •by the undersigned and opened February 15, 1950, for the above property on which is a shed 16'x30' and approximately 18 acres planted to red, white, Scotch and Sack Pine, and 25 acres which is reseeding itself naturally to pine. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Terms cash. William W. Hill, Bruce St., Goderich 3-4-5-b NNPO. - `a\\\,.ate\.: -aiaaa>. s 6 e4r a Catildraer,/ 8,7= a+18, V6 o/ NIMMINIOZImumpairiLingfaMil V aIS ND/,vG 00248/1/ / SMO I• O Air 540swaS 0/ eeproR PeRiviemeR4WX;i7409 dee them More power to you, more profits to you — in the new and "highly -improved Chevrolet Trucks for 19501 They're des- tined to raise even higher the Chevrolet Truck reputation for economy,' safety, comfort and durability. 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