HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1950-05-18, Page 9'THURSDAY, 'MAY 18, 1850
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HOLIYIESVILLE
Mr. and Mrs. K. Langford and
children,. Woodham, were Sunday
guests. with Mr. and Mrs, E. J.
Trewartha.
Mrs. Harrison has been visit-
ing recently with Mr. and Mrs.
Wilmer Harrison and Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Mellwain, Goderich
Township.
Helen Bond, London, spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.
and •Mrs, A. Bond. Other Sun-
day guests were Mr. and Mrs.
L. Houghton and Terrie, Clinton.
Visitors at the • home of Mr.
and Mrs. D. E. Gliddon last week
were Miss Marie, Gliddon, Lon-
don, on Tuesday .and Wednesday,
and Miss Shirley Rapson, Clinton;'.
Mrs. Lloyd Bond who op
the meeting with a brief talk on
the Silver Anniversary of this
society, and also led in prayer.
Mrs. E. J. Trewartha read the
Scripture, and the study book
was taken by Mrs. Ewan Ross.
Molly Finlay and Mrs. E. Grigg
sang a lovely solo accompanied
by Mrs. W. Yeo. Mrs. H. Cud -
more and Mrs. E. Grigg gave
interesting reports on the Pres-
bytery which they attended re-
cently in Clinton. Papers on
Christian Stewardship ' and on
Teerance were Mrs.
N. Heard and Mollyiiven FinlayS. Mrs.
Ewan Ross was appointed suc-
cessor to Mrs. Tavener as leader
of the Mission Band which meets
monthly in the school. Mrs.
Frank Yeo will continue as as-
sistant in this work.
The WA business meeting was
conducted by Mrs. William Nor-
man, The 'chief item of business
was discussion regarding neces-
sary repairs and redecorations for.
the parsonage. After the con-
clusion of the business, the host-
esses, Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Er1-
liott, served a delicious lunch.
Special Church Service
The church service held an-
nually by the WMS will take
place on the morning of May 2'1
in the United, Church. • There
will be 'a special choir of WMS
members. The speaker will be
Mrs. Grierson, Londesboro.
on Sunday.
Mother's Day, visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs W. H.
Johnston included Mr. and Mrs.
William Marshall and Mr'. North-
cott, Exeter: Mrs. Annie Steen.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Fisher
and family, Beniniller; and Miss
Muriel Schram, Port Albert.
Included among the weekend.
guests with Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam McClinchey were Mr. and
Mrs: Jack McClincehy. Larry and
Sandra, London; Mrs. Myrtle
Oi.ivastri, London; Mr. and Mrs.
Albert. McClinchey and Sharon,
Colborne Township; Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Butler and Gary, Clinton:
Mr. and Mrs. J. 'Cbx, Jimmie and
Marie, Porter's Hill.
Teacher Re-engaged
Miss Kathleen Holmes, teacher.
in the village school for the past
two years, has been re-engaged
for the next year.
Mother's Day Service
A very beautiful Mather's Day
service was held in the church
on Sunday morning with a large
congregation present. A fine ser-
mon on "The Boy Jesus" was
delivered by the minister, Rev.
Campbell Tavener. Ronald Ken-
neth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
neth Trewartha, was baptized
during the services. Eileen Glid-
don, Sunday School pianist, had
prepared special music with a
choir of 20 girls and bays who
occupied the choir loft. The
children sang a choral number,
"Mothers of Salem," and a group
of five: Sandra Williams, Helen
Potter, Doris Hutchins, Ila Grigg
and Victor Corran, gave a very
sweet rendition of "Lead Kindly
Light." Jacob Graydanus and
Douglas Norman sang "God Sees
the Little Sparrow Fall," taking
solo parts alternately.
Winners at Festival
The Stratford Music Festival,
which was held last week, had.
two entrants from this commun-
ity, both ranking very creditably
among artists from Toronto, Lon-
don and other points in Ontario.
Eileen Gliddon, wlio is a pupil
of Miss Cora B. Ahrens, Strat-
ford, vice-president of the Strat-
ford Festival, came fourth in a
piano solo lly Beethoven, and
third in a piano solo by Bach.
Both these classes were open to
amateur or professional, and each
had six or eight entries, the
majority being Toronto Con-
servatory of Music students.
On Saturday night Jin Corran
t d inthe operatic tenor
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HENSALL
Mr. and •Mrs. George Hess
spent the- weekend with their
son-in-law and. daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. L. McCloy, in Toronto.
Teachers Ile -engaged
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. F. Arkell.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Welsh
were guests on Sunday of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Wallis.,
Mr. and Mrs. George Woods,
Detorit, spent the weekend at
their summer home et Lane 0'
Pines Beach.
Jack Hyde, Hensall, has been
busy putting in the spring crop
on the farm he has rented from
Gordon Turner.
Mr. and - Mrs Harold Bower, AmmerDetroit, were at their mmer
home car Lane '1 T'.nes Beach over
the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Markley
and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Husband,
L' ondl'n, spent some time at the
3crmer's cottage at Lane 0' Pines.
Beach.:
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Heitbohn:er,
George and Neva, Stratford, spent
the weekend in "Cedar Hollow."
their summer home at Lane 0'
Pines Beach.
Whooping Cough
A number of the pupils of
S.S.. No. 10 are suffering with
the whooping cough.
S.S. 4 Community Club
The May meeting of S.S. No. 4
Community Club was held at the
home of 0Mrs. M. McAdam, Clin-
ton, with a good attendance. The
president, Mrs. Carman Tebbutt,
was in charge and the meeting
opened with the repeating of the
Lord's Prayer.
Reports of the secretary and
treasurer were read and adopted.
The roll call was responded to
by the paying of fees.
competed' ie Mrs. 1. Merrill gave a reading
class, accompanied by Eileen and a demonstration of making
Gliddon, and he also was up tissue paper 'mums was given by
against specialized talent, but he Mrs. W. Churchill. A gift, don -
was accorded first place by the ated by Mrs. Forbes, was won by
adjudicator. It is with great with M
pleasure that we see these two
musicians who help so generously
with musical activities in the
community win acclaim in a at the home of Mrs, W. Bigg n,
larger field. the roll call being an exchange
Women's Meetings of Held of slips and plants.
The May meetings of the WMS The community extends deep -
of l WA were heldeon Tuesday est sympathy to Herbert Oakes
Cale week at the home S Mrs• and family in their recent
Charles Wilson. The WMS wor-
ship service was in charge of bereavement.
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notice that all children beginning
school in September must have
reached their sixth birthday on
or before December 31. 1950.
Parents of these children are
asked to register them with the
principal before June 9. The four
teachers have been re-engaged
for another term: Principal, John
F. Blackwell, assistants, Mrs. R.
Cook, Miss Reta Avery, Miss
Winnifred 'Gray.
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BRUCEFfiELD
Brucefield may be without a
barber after. May 27 es Oscar
Blanchard, who Dame here nine
years ago, and has conducted the
only local barbershop, has de-
cided to take down his sign and
retire. Mr. Branchard has dis-
posed of some of his equipment
Lo Miss Johnston, Exeter. Mr, and
Mrs.Bl.ahchard have no definite
plans for the future, but may
locate in Clinton, if living quar-
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Max. Drawbar poll in lbs...
Gallons of gasoline used
per hour, rated load
Per Thousand Hours
Cost of Fuel for 1,000 hrs.
work a(Facta froma'University27.65 $268.83 of Nebraska Tests) $275.50
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No. One No. Two
$910.60 5955.75
1,432 lbs. 1,167 lbs.
.785 gal, 927 gal. .950 gal.
785 gals. 921 gals. 950 gals.
THE "CUB" CAN PULL A BIGGER LOAD)
164 lbs. more than "ONE — 429 lbs. more than "TWO".
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