Clinton News-Record, 1950-07-27, Page 7'THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1950
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
HOLMESVILLE
Miss Fiances Potter has been
a guest with Mr. and Mrs. 3'ohn
Potter' recently:
Sandra Collier, Exeter, visited
for a few\ days with her uncle
and aunt, "Mr, and Mrs. Ewan
Ross.
Miss Barbara Oliver, Clinton,
has been holidaying for several
days with her friends, Misses Ila
ehd Dawn Grigg.
Mr: and Mrs. Kenneth Lang-.
ford, Walter and Donald, visited
this week with Mr. and Mrs.
E. J. Trewartha.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Johnston have
as guests this week Mr, John-
ston's niece, Margaret Wildfong,
and her friend, Ruth Kleinfeldt,
Exeter.
Miss Eileen Gliddon was home
from Toronto to spend the week-
end witfi her parents. Miss Marie
Gliddon, London, also spent the
remaining four days cf her holi-
days at her home last week.
Family Gathering Held
A family get-together was
held Sunday 'afternoon on the
lawn of Mrs. J. B. MaoMath, the
guests including 'Mr. and Mrs. D.
W. Collier and Sandra, Exeter;
Mr. and Mrs. D. 11, Rutherford,
Ingersoll; Mr. and Mrs, W. D.
Armstrong, Bayfield; and lifts -an.
Mrs. Ewan Ross and John.
HolniesVille.
S'nloeessful Picnic
Among those attending the
Maclylath-Trewartha isicnic held
in Harbour Park, Goderich, Iast
Thursday, were Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Trewartha, Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
neth' Trewartha and Ronnie, Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Trewartha, Mr.
and Mrs. W. Norman and family,
Mrs. Ewan Ross and John, Ken-
neth Trewartha was nominated
director of the gathering for hexa
year.
Congratulations Extended
St. Joseph's school of music,
tGoderich, has ptzblished its list
of successful candidates this
week. Our congratualtions go to
one of them, Miss Gloria Palmer,
New Spring Stock
arriving at
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Memorials and Cemetery Work
of Every Description
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Cabinet Minister Here
Hon, John H. Sturdy, Minister
of Rehabilitation in the Saskat-
chewan government, while en
route by plane to Ottawa, visit-
ed with his sifters, Mrs. 'John-
ston and Mrs. Finlay. and with
his brothers, Arthur and Clar-
-enee_,5tnriv_,. While here, he at-
tended the Sturdy family reunion
held on July 15 at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Peter MacEwan,
Goderich.
WMS Speaker
1V(rs. Ewan Ross wasguest
speaker at Victoria Street Unit-
ed Church, Goderich, and Union
Church, Goderich Township, Sun-
day morning, the services being
under the direction of the W1wIS
groups in the congregations.
Mission Band Picnic
The IVlisaiou Band held its an-
nual picnic on Friday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ewan
Ross, with Mrs, Harry Curimore
and Mrs, Ninian Heard assisting
with the activities. A programme
of sports was run off first, and
among the many . winners, Helen
Potter and Victor Corran cnunt-
ed up the most .points, with
Franklin Yeo, Mary Hutchins
and. Jack Norman as runners-up.
Games werethen conducted by
the games committee. Helen and
Kenneth Potter, Doris Hutchins
and Jacob Grayd'anus, The lunch
committee, Sandra Williams Jack.
Norman!, Ila Grigg. and, Helen
Potter, served refreshments high-
lighted by quantities of orange
drink prepared by Mrs. F. Yeo,
and ice cream cones. There will
be no Mission Band meeting un-
til early in September,
(Too late for last week)
Mr, and Mrs. Wallace Avery
spent a week with friends in
Detroit.
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PAGE SEVEN
PORT'ER'S HILL BRUCEFIELD
Thornton Mustard, St. Marys,
visited •+t his' "home during the
weekends.
Mr,' and Mrs. R. McKenzie,
Detroit, spent the weekend with
Mrs, H. Zapfe.
Several from in and around
the village attended the. Chapman
picnic in Goderioh on Sunday.
Misses Ruth Scott and Blanche
Zapfe and Marion Paterson, Lon-
don, visited at their homes over
the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs, ' A. Zapfe and
Wayne have returned to London
after a two week holiday with
relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Paterson and
Mel land Mrs. Arthur Dutton,
Montreal, have returned to 'their
home after visiting with. Mr. and
Mrs. A. Paterson for several days.
Miss Mayme Swan has returned
from Toronto where she spent
the weekend. She was accompan-
ed by Miss Ella Kaiser who is
returning to her home at Moose
Jaw,
Mrs, Ida Menerey, Bayfield,
Mrs. Edna Turner, Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Turner, Miss Patty and
Stewart Turner, Detroit, visited
with Mr, and Mrs, Gordon El-
liott over the weekend.
Rev. David • Wren, Stratford,
occupied the pulpit in United
Church on Sunday. Next Sunday
Rev. G,' F N. Atkinson, Wards-
ville, will be in charge of the
service.
Community Club: Meets
Porter's Hill. Connnunity Club
met, at the borne of Mrs. Jim Cox
on Wednesday last with the presi-
dent, Mrs, George Colclough, in
charge of the meeting. The roll
call was answered by the paying
of a one dollar fee In place of
having the annual baking sale.
It was decided to have a com-
rnunity picnic at the school
grounds on Tuesday evening,
August 1. Everyone is welcome
sand all are asked to bring' a picnic
Iunch. The afternoon was spent
in quilting.
Mr. and Mrs. F. 'Mulholland
visited with friends at Mitchell
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Bolton,, Colborne
Township„ visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams,
Mrs. Moss, Waterloo, visited
her mother, Mrs. Elford; and
aunt, Mrs. Walter, on Tuesday.
Miss S. Acheson is still a pa-
tient in Clinton Public Hospital
but is able to enjoy the visits
of her many friends.'
Mrs. W Jervis went on Mon-
day to stay with her 'mother,
Mrs. Walters, who is convalescing
at her home, Benmiller.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Parks and
little son, Wayne, Trenton, were
guests with- Mr. and Mrs. L.
Jervis over a recent weekend. ,
Franklin Heinz, New Hamburg,
visited last week with his grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Nor-
man, and with other relatives in
the village.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Cox, Clinton, on the
arrival of their baby son, Brian
John, in Clinton Public Hospital
recently.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Heard, ac-
companied by Mr. and Mrs. E.
Heard and Mrs. Howard, Bay-
field, attended the Orange Walk
at Harriston on July 12.
The July meetings of the two
societies were held on Tuesday,
July 11, at the home of Mrs. W.
Norman, Mrs, C. Freeman was
in charge of the WMS worship
period which included readings.
by Mrs, E. Trewartha and Mrs.
Heard, a duet contributed by Sia
Grigg and Helen Bond, and the
study book taken by Mrs. Heard.
The scripture was read by Reta
Yeo. Mrs. Freeman on behalf of
the society, welcomed Mrs. New-
ton into the organization,
The WA meeting, with Mrs.
Norman presiding, dealt briefly
with items of business, following
its opening exercises. A picnic
pot -luck lunch was then enjoyed
by the ladies,
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