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Clinton News-Record, 1950-02-16, Page 6PAGE SIX CLINTOli IYEWS-It15C'CbtA NEWS OF BAYFIELD' Representative: Miss LucyR. Woods Phone Bayfield 45x3 E.A. Featherston, London, spent the weekend at his home. Spencer Ervine was a weekend visitor of Mr. and 'Mus. Phil. Rhyeas, Toronto, Fred Turner, Goderich, spent the weekend with his son, Grant Turner, end family. Harry Baker, London, spent the weekend withhis parents, Mr. and Mrs, F. W. Baker. Mrs. Spencer Ervine and dau- ghter, Mary Elizabeth, ' spent the weekend at Southampton. Mrs. G. E. Mulhern and baby eon returned home last week from Clinton Public Hospital. George Castle, Kitchener, is visiting at the home of his par- ents, Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Castle. Mrs. Hazel Murray and family, Owen Sound, are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mc- Leod. Mr. and Mrs. J. Pease and fam- ily, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Barron, London, 'spent Sunday in the village, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anderson and baby. Mitchell, 'spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. E. Sturgeon. Mr, and Mrs. Robert MacLeod, Goderich, spent Sunday with the former's parents; Mr. and' Mrs. L. H,° MacLeod.. Attended Reunion ° J. Ernest Hovey was in Toron- to during the weekend, attending a reunion of RCAF' instructors, formerly stationed at St, Eugene, Ontario, Valentine Party The Junior and Senior pupils of the Bayfield Public: School held their annual Valentine party in the school on Tuesday afternoon, Valentines were dis- tributed to the children after which a box social was held. Valentine Social A social . evening sponsored by the Trinity Guild was held in the Orange Hall on Friday even- ing of Iast week. Euchre and Court Whist were played. Prizes were won by Dorothy MacLeod, Mrs. P. Weston, Mrs. Fred Wes- ton, Ellen MacKay and Fred Middleton, Lunch was served by the Guild, L-ON'DESBO'RO • Miss Mary Ellen Prest, Strat- ford, spent Wednesday afternoon, at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Prest. Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Young and family, Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Shobbrook and Charlie, visited with Mr. and Mra. Tack Partridge, Brantford, on Sunday. Mission Band to Meet The Mission Band will hold its meeting on Sunday, February 19, at 10.30 a.m., in the basement of the church. Mission Circle Meets The Aimwell Mission Circle held. its February meeting on Tuesday, February 7, at the home of Miss Edith Beacom, with the president, Lois Wood, in the chair. The meeting opened with hymn 112. The theme was "Jesus, the Lord of Life," The offering , was taken up during which Joyce Fan'grad favored with a solo, Mrs. Brenton presented the next chap- ter from the study book; hymn 172 was then sung, Francis Lyon gave the treasurer's report. Min- utes of the last meeting were read by secretary Thelma Shob- brook. The roll call was answer- ed with a Bible verse beginning with "F", with 22 present. Mrs. Fangrad gave• a temperance story. The Christian Stewardship story by Mrs. Allan Shaddick. The meeting closed with hymn 354 and prayer by Mrs. Joe Shad - diet, after which Iunch was sew- ed -by the hostesses, Miss Edith Beacom, Mrs. Tom Allan and Miss Thelma Shobbrook. Social Evening Held A social evening of the Young People's Class was held on Sat - SKATING RINK FOR SALE 244' x 73' TENDERS will be' received by the undersigned to March 4 for a frame building with metal roof on West Street in the Town of Goderich. Building to be removed within sixty days from acceptance of tender. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. • (Signed) S. H. BLAKE, Town Clerk, Goderich 7.8-b EXHIBITION HALL FOR SALE 180' x 75' TENDERS will he received by the undersigned to March 4 for a frame exhibition building in Agricultural Park in the Town of G,odcriclt. This is an octagon shaped building, 75' in diameter and 40' high, plus two one -storey wings approximately 35' x 50' each. Building to be removed within sixty days from acceptance of tender. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. (Signal) S. H. BLAKE, Town Clerk, Goderich 7-8-b -Applications for Assessor Applications are hereby called for the position of Assessor for the Township of Goderich for the year 1950. Salary has been set at $500 to cover, all the Asses- sor's duties. All applications are to be in writing in the Clerk's hands by March 1. (signed R. E. TI'IOMPSON, Clerk. Township of Goderich' 7-il-h Gravel Tenders TENDERS are called for the Crushing and Deliver- ing , of 10,000 yards of gravel to the Township roads for the year 1950. Tender price should be for (1) gravel pas- sing through a 5/8 -inch screen; and (2) for gravel passing through a 3/4 -inch screen. Tenderers are expected to do both patching and gravelling, and 8,000 yards are to be delivered by July 15. The Township will supply the gravel. A marked cheque for $250.00 is to' accompany the tender, and all tenders are to be in the cle'rk's hands by MARCH 1. Lowest br any tender net necessarily accepted, (Signed) R. E. THOMPSON, Clerk Township of Goderich 7-8-b *UMW 4•11•11W000011 HENSALL Ilensall WI 'Meets A splendid attendance marked the monthly meeting of Hensall Women's Institute held . in the Legion Hall Wednesday night, February 8, With president Mms. F. Beer in charge, Roll cell was answered with 'Name a city in Canada you would like to see and why." Mrs, T. Lavender pre, seated the motto, "It's loving and giving that make life worth living," During the business discussion the' matter dealt with was the crib quilts for London War Me- morial Children's Hospital. •A special collection was taken for the purpose of buying linings, threads, and other supplies. Quilt blocks and materials. were also received.'Several tops were dis- played finished by members, Members are reminded of the quilting to be held in the Legion Rooms Wediiesday, Feb. 22 at 1.30 p.m. The secretary announced that as a result of the euchre and dance held recently the amount cleared was $45. This, plus $15 from the Institute funds, Com- posed the share towards the cost of piano donated to the Legion rooms by Hensall Institute, Kip - pen East Institute, and Legion Auxiliary. Mrs. Stewart Bell ex- pressed thanks for bank book given to' her baby daughter, Paul- ine. Current events were review- ed by Mrs. Orr. Mrs. A. E. Munn briefly reviewed highlights from the book, "The Unknown Conn try" by Bruce Hutcheson, Con- tributing to the program: vocal solos by Mrs. R. H. Middleton; violin selections, Miss Greta Lam - sale; piano solos, Mrs. L. Mickle; readings, Mrs. Anna Walker. Miss Phyllis Case and Mrs. W. Lee were hostesses. At the March meeting at which Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Orr will be hostesses, members are asked to bring in their talent money, At this meeting a demonstration will be featured by the Singer urday evening in the basement of the church to honour Mrs. F. Tamblyn on her retirement from teaching ,that class. The classes of Mrs. Lansing and Mrs. B. Shobbrook were also present. The evening opened with singsong conducted by Mrs. Brenton, after which a short programme was enjoyed, Following this, Mrs. Tamblyn was asked to come to the platform and an address was read to her by Doreen Armstrong, lof and Jack Webster presented her with a lovely end table on be- half of the • class. Mrs. Tamblyn replied very fittingly. Games were then enjoyed and .a de- licious lunch was served. Goderich Township; Mr. and.Mrs: Cecil ,Merkley, Wiugham, Were guests on' day of of Mr. and Mrs, Erect wall's, Mrs,' Agnes Davidson, 'who hes spent' several months in London, is visiting 'her coni -in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hopson, Fourth Concession. Forum Did Not Meet S.S. No. 4 Farm Forum did not meet on : Monday night, on account of unfavourable weather. The last meeting was held at the home of Mr. and lairs, Robert Thompson. The meeting next week Will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Welter Forbes, with Mrs. Forbes and Jim Lobb on the Sewing Machine representative, Legion Auxiliary Meets The LegionAuxiliary.'y met in the Legion Hall, Hensai'l, Tuesday evening, Feb. 7, for their Febru- ary meeting. The chair was taken by Mrs. R. Taylor, first vice- president, Mrs. F, Appleby was pianist for the evening. Ten candidates were admitted into membership in an initiation ceremony, as follows: Mrs. Wil- liam Parke, Mrs, Keith Buchan- an, Mrs. C. Kennedy, Mrs. A. Scholl, Mrs, Bertha Moir, Mrs. E. Little, Mrs. Jack Tudor, Mrs. Harold Bonthron, Mrs. A. Foster, Mrs. Wesley Jones. A letter of thanks was read from James Clark, secretary of the Legion, for the recent do- nation of a piano to that organ- ization, from Hensel]. and Kippen East Women's Institutes and Leg- ion Auxiliary. Miss Jean Taylor reported for visits made and cards sent to the sick and shut-ins, Discussion centred around a. bazaar to be held in the spring. The mystery prize, in charge of Miss Jean Taylor, was won by Mrs, Wilfred Cameron. Refreshments were served; social committee were Mrs. Appleby, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Beer, and Mrs. Peebles. Successful Sale A very successful home bak- ing sale and afternoon tea was held in the HOOF Lodge Hall Saturday afternoon, February 11, sponsored by Amber Rebekah Lodge. Many lending their pat- ronage from the village, district, Seaforth, anti Goderich, The hall was lovely decorated with pink and green streamers the lodge colours, while the tea tables centred vases of daffodils. Soft music was played throughout the ternoon• One of the highlights of the affair was tea cup read- ing. 'After expenses were paid, $60 will be realized froni the sale, ()- In In Italy the women use their bare feet to tramp on grapes and bring out the juice for wine- making. SUMMERHILL Ladies' Club Meets The February meeting of Sum- merhill Ladies' Club was held at the home of Mrs. William Jenkins with 28 members and three vis- itors present. The meeting was opened with the singing of "Sil- ver Threads among the Gold," and the repeating of the Lord's Prayer in unison. The minutes were read and adopted and a "thank -you" note read from Mrs. McGuire. The programme consisted of: a read- ing by Mrs. Norman Ball; a name contest conducted by Mrs. Charles Merrill and woe by Mrs. Keith Tyndall; a singing contest con- ducted by Mrs. Knoblau.eh and won by Mrs. Norman Ball; a guessing contest conducted by Mrs. Allen Neal and won by Mrs. Sid Lansing; a solo by Miss Sandra Merrill which greatly de- lighted her audience, The raffle was won ty Mrs. Wes Hoggart, The March meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Sid Lansing, Those in charge of the lunch will be Mrs. L. Stewart, Miss Dorothy Blake, Mrs. F. El- lis, Mrs. W. Jenkins. The pro- gramme committee will be Mrs. Graydon Neal, Mrs. W. Penfound, Mrs. D. L. Stephenson, Mrs. L. Stewart, Day -Time! Date -Time! Beauty . • Depend on our regular expert beauty care for charming loveliness. Let' us style your hair to stilt your person<abittyI Verna's Beauty Salon For your appointment Phone Goderich 1095-W collect Newgate and Hamilton,' Sta. trader; Ch Weak, Tired, Nervous,' Pepless Mee, Women , Net New Vim ll%, roIVita/ weetq is ere Nue ti`w a r 411 THURSDAY FEBRUARY 16, 10Oi, ecOrd9 s Correspondents recreation Committee, Sgccessful Party "The Tipperary School," No, 9, Was the scene of a. successful party on Tuesday evening, Feb. 7. This party was organized by John beeves, the proceeds to be used toward installing hydro in St. James Church, Middleton. There were 17 tables of peogres- sive euchre with Mrs. Charles Cooper, ladies high, Allan Bat- tles, Sr,, men's high count. A door prize of a box of groceries was won by Wilfred Glazier. A bounteous lunch was served by the ladies, Dancing was then enjoyed till' the wee sma' hours with Mrs. John 'Middleton at the piano, Clarence Perdue, violin; and Allan ' Betties, floor man- ager. The proceeds of this even- ing were $51. 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There were 15 mem- bers and three visitors present. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and the tr'easurer's report was given. Mrs. L. Scrimgeour, district' rep- resentative of the Women's In- stitute, gave a talk on the work. of the WI, Mrs. H, Phillips of BIyth and Mrs. A. Campbell of Auburn, also were guests and told of the Institute work done in their Institutes. A vote of thanks was extended to these visiting ladies, and the meeting was closed with the Mizpah Benedic- tion. Lunch was served by the Mrs. R. Thompson and Mrs. L. hostess. The club will meet at Tyndall were appointed as a the home of Mrs. U. Thompson committee to look after games, for the March meeting. More ° flavour? ?Chi is because it's better tea SALADA' TEA ROBERT W. (BOB) COLE R. R. No. 3 Clinton - Ontario dealer for PIONEER CHAIN SAWS invites your inspection of THE PIONEER THE NEW SINGLE PIONEER TWIN R'he ideal one man saw The last word in chain manufactured in answer to saws. 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