HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1950-07-13, Page 7"THURSDAY, JULY '13,
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CLINTON. NEWSe ECORD'
LO;NDESBoR'O•
Fred Prest and Johnson Craw- Scott.
'ford spent the weekend in Lon- The Mission Circle of Londes-
•don. boro United Church is holding a
Mrs. J. Barker, Toronto, is bazaar and tea on the ,Parsonage
spending her holidays with her lawn on Wednesday afternoon,
,mother, Mrs. 3, Fingland. July 26, at three o'clock, .
Mr. and Mrs. R. Kwast and W. Patterson, Shamrock, Sask.,
sons, Lansing,. Mich., spent the and his brother and sister -in -
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. A. law, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pat-
Fangrad. terson, California, accompanied
Archie MeHarry and son Bob, by their sisters, Mrs: Annie
Windsor, visited Saturday last at Saundercock, Bewail, and Mrs.
the home of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Rose Russell, Exeter, visited one
Youngblut, afternoon last week with . their
Mrs. (Rev.)' S. H. Brenton is cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
fined to her home with an Youngblut. .
ttack of measles. We. wish her
speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Fangrad and
family spent Dominion Day at
Ipperwash Beach attending the
ogarth. reunion.
Successful Social
The Garden Strawberry Social
of the Sunday School which was
held at the Community Hall, July
4, was a success in every way.
The evening being ideal for such
Miss Millie Partlow and Mrs. a gathering. The tables were
V. Townsend, Toronto, spent the laden with good things, •including
eekend with Mrs. F. Wood and strawberries and cream which the
ther friends. crowd enjoyed to the full. After
Mrs, Ed Pollard spent a few the supper was over, a play in
aye with her son-in-law and three acts, "Henpecked Henry",
aughter, Mr. and Mrs. Mester presented by the YPU of Duffs
intoui, Brussels. Church, Walton, was enjoyed. The
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Scott and play being very humorous, made
wo little girls, St. Catharines, many good laughs. Misses Phyllis
pent the weekend with the for- McCool and Doreen. Armstrong
er's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John sang between acts. The proceeds
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1949 Chevrolet Coach
1948 Plymuoth five -passenger coupe, in
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1948 Chevrolet Fleetmaster Sedan, radio,
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Two --1948 Chevrolet Coaches
•1947 Plymouth Sedan
1940 •Dodge Sedan, very good
1938 Dodge Sedan
1938 Plymouth Sedan, priced
sale at $225
1937 Nash Sedan
1937 Chevrolet Coach
1936 Pontiac Convertible
4936 Chevrolet Coach, $225
1935 Dodge Sedan, $ 195
1934 Chevrolet Sedan
1933 'Pontiac Sedan
TRUCKS
'1937 Chevrolet Half -ton Pick-up
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Godericli Township
Mrs. Eli "Holtzhauer, Clinton,
visited last week with Mr, and
Mrs. Ed Grigg.,
Ernest Taylor, Luckuow, has
hired with Stewart Middleton
for the coming year.
Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Cooke,:
Clinton, spent Sunday with Mr.
and: Mrs, Elden Vee, .
Miss June Miller, 'who is taking,
a summer course in London,
spent the weekend at her ,home,
Mr. and Mrs. D. D. P'urvie,,.
Maidstone,. spent the weekend at
their summer home at Lane 0' -
Pines Beach. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Clark
havereturned to Toronto after,
spending the past two weeks with
relatives and friends in the
of the evening was over 5200.
Lonclesboro WI
The regular meeting of Lon-
desboro WA will be held in the
Sunday School roomof the
church, on 'Thursday, July 20, at
2.30 o'clock. Roll call to be
answered by "My first school-
teacher." Programme committee:
Mrs. T. Fairservice and Mrs. S.
Carter. The hostesses are Mrs.
J. Rapson, Mrs. W. Lovett, Mrs,
W. Vodden and Mrs. H. Snell. A
cordial invitation is given to be
present.
Slightly improved
Miss Mary Scott, who is mak-
ing her. home with her niece,
Mrs. Alister Broadfoot, Seaforth,
is not at all well and has been
confined to her bed at times, but
at present is slightly improved.
Mr. and Mrs. John Scott and
Maw and Mrs. Kenneth Scott and
children visited with, Mr. and
Mrs. Alister Broadfoot and Mary
Scott, Seaforth, on Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Prest who spent
several days at the home of her r
mother, Mrs. E. J. Crawford. has
returned.
LOWER TAX RATE
BRUSSELS — Brussels Village
Council has struck a new tax
rate of 50 mills for 1950. Last
year's rate was 58 mills.
district.
Mr. and Mrs, 'Phil ,Ieitbolnner,
George and Neva„ Stratford, were
at Cedar Hollow, their Lane OL
Pines ;Beach summer home over
the tveekerid.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Me;kiey,
aeconipehied by Mr. and Mrs'
Howard' Fuller, Winghain we
at their Lane O'Pines Bea'
summer home on Sunday.
Me. and Mrs. Gordon Ari
strong, London, and two children
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs
Armstrong, Sr., London, spent th
weekend at their cottage at Para
dise Vista.
Thomas Dunbar, Lambeth
spent a few, days at his.' cottag
at ,Lane O'Pines Beach. His
Pais. rs. Gordon Brodie an
two children, Donna. and Ronald
were with him.
Miss Mary R. Stewart, Kenora
is spending the summer at her
cottage at Bgradise Vista. Mr. and
Mrs. Brown Stewart, London
spent Wednesday and Friday of
last week with her.
Mr. and Mrs. George Woods,
Detroit, are spending. a three
week vacation at their Lane 0:-
Pines Beach summer home. Mr.
and Mrs. Royal Cooley were with
them over the weekend,
Miss Elsie Martin, accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. Martin and,
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Sruicke, all
of Stratford, spent Sunday at the
former's nearly -completed sum-
mer home at Lane O'Pines Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bower,
and daughter Carolyn, son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Feeney, all of Detroit,
were with them over the week-
end at their cottage at Lane O' -
Pipes Beach,
Mr. and Mrs, George Schmidt
and small son Michael, Detroit,
are vacationing in their cottage
at Lane O'Pines Beach, Their
weekend guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Schmidt, Sr., and Mr. and
Mrs. Phil Burnes and three child -
en. all of Detroit.
Mr.' and Mrs. James Barnes and
Miss Alma Barnes are vacationing
in "Alsaja," their Lane O'Pines
summer home. Their guests. have
been Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Bol-
ling, Buffalo, N.Y.; Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Barnes and son Leigh, Lew-
iston, New York, and Mr. and
Mrs. Abe. Thomas and two dau-
ghters, Chatham. Miss Mary Ann
Thomas, Chatham, is haying an
extended visit with her grand-
parents.
St. Tames Ladies Entertain
The W. A. of St. James Church
Middleton, were hostesses to the
ladies of. Trinity W. A. Hayfield
on Wednesday afternoon, June
28. This meeting was held at the
home of Mrs. Stewart Middleton
whose spacious rooms were beau-
tifully decorated with tea roses,
PAGE SEVEN
peonies and seasonal flowers.
The President, Mrs. Stewart
Middleton was in:charge of the
meeting which opened by singing
the W. A. hymn followed by
prayer by the president and the
Members' Prayer in unison. The
Scripture lesson was read by
re, Mrs. William} Wise. The minutes
cli were read and adopted.
The president in a few well-
- chosen; words welcomed the.
,'guests and eypressed regret that
the W. A. of St. John's Varna
e were unable to attend owing to
• the death of a valued member in
the person of Mrs. J. Smith,
Mrs. C. Cooper gave an inter -
e esting reading "When the Wind
is Against Us." Mavis Steepe
d' favoured with a piano solo.
• The highlight of the afternoon
was a most interesting detail
account of the 63 Annual held, in
London given by Mrs. Larson,
which was, much enjoyed by all
., present.
The meeting closed with e
short prayer by the president.
A pleasant social hour follow-
ed. Tea was poured by Mrs. La
Verne Morgan, the rector's wife,
and Mrs. John Middleton, the
immediate past president and a
bounteous lunch was served.
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Clinton,'' W. S. Alexander, Wal-
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