Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1950-08-17, Page 6-PAGE SIX News of Bayfield Representatives Miss Lucy. R. Woods Phone Bayfield 45r3 Miss Aust end Miss hazel Webb are at the Aust cottage. Miss Pat Morley, Birmingham, is visiting her aunt, Miss L. Morley. , Miss • Mary Geddes, Seaforth, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. James Ferguson. ` Mrs. G. Churehward and son Jack, London, are at their cottage in the village. • . Miss Mgi°garet Ferguson, Toxon- to, was home, over the Civic Holiday weA.kend. Mrs. E. McLeod who has been in poor health has entered a rest home in Blyth. Mrs.. Jack Barrons, London, is the guest of Misses Juen and Audrey Brandon this week. Miss Maxine Smith, London, is visiting her. grandmother, Mrs, Charles Parker, _this week. Mr ,and Mrs. William Kay and family, Riverside, occupied Wil- Barri L .Ferguson's cabin for a week. • ' Mrs. Robert Clark and Roberta, Cleveland, Ohio, came on Friday to visit her cousin, Mrs. Lloyd Scotchmer. Miss Margaret Robinson, To- Tonto, was the guest of Mrs. J. H. Cobb for a couple of days last week. Miss Inez Cavert and Miss Anne Loucks, Detroit, are holidaying at Miss C. P. Ranlrin's cottage, "Glenboig." Mrs. Alfred Butler returned to Tdronto, Saturday, after having spent a week with Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Butler. Mr. and' Mrs. Roy Claley, Wat- ford, spent Friday with the lata ter's brother, Rev. LaVerne Mor- gan and family, Mr. and Mrs. James P. Ferg- Lison, London, spent the weekend with the former's mother, Mrs. James Ferguson. Miss Eula B. 'White, Mrs. Boughner and Ernest Little, Lon- don, are occupying William L. Metcalf's cottage. Mrs. Arthur ' Sullivan and David, Romeo, Mich., and Mrs. T. Crane, Diana and; Michael,. Detroit, spent.last ` week at Scotchmer's cabins. Mr. and Mrs. J. McLennan and two boy9 Sarnia, are occupying the Sage cottage in Lakeside Park for two weeks. J. L. Dixon and. Miss Carrie Dixon returned to Brantford on Monday after having spent a vacation in the village. Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Spence, Ann an,d Michael, Mount Hope, Hamilton, are the guests of Mrs. V. C. Quarry, Llanduario. Mr. and Mrs. J. Vernon, To - ronto, were the guests of their niece, Mrs. LaVerne Morgan and family, over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs,. Sid Castle re - turned to Simcoe on Sunday af- ter having spent a fortnight at their home in the village. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Murray, Jr., and child, ' Detroit, spent the weekend with the former's grand - mother, Mrs. Agnes Murray. Dr. Eleanor and Misses Caroline and Elizabeth Harvey spent the I past 'week et Holley Lodge, re- I turning to Detroit Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Meyer, I Diane and Donald Meyer, De- l troll, are occupying William J. i Ferguson's home for a fortnight. I Mr. and Mrs, William Attila and two sons, Mrs. C; Seager, I Mrs. Harris Elliott, . London, are occupying Lemon's cottage at the I Highlands. Ih, 1 Mr. and Mrs. William Speed; 1 Merle and Beckey, Dearborn, Mich., came Monday to visit c t BAYFIELD PAVILION DANCING 'EVERY FRIDAY 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. Admission: 75c FRANK AHER and 'his Orchestra TR 33-b-tfb c 1 v f I 1 11 r `----- .N., -.1 v ti .... ; - 112 `Val. Summer " :PA .� a4: ;1 i e d to),A ii ,. ., e, orac riving f Real Gas PRICES REDUCED - "PORT" TRIM RINGS iiSavers= k..:,.az I {'�\ �•---`ts ?1, n be ate, IC' , I ,i.,iiiik � i ' i & ` it :v STREAMLINE YOUR CAR tet of G. set of s, Wes E2,SD Was 13.19 i.ss 2.69 swap, ''sew :.:aulck-typo" port rings . •.enol •to ln- Mall. Gleaming chrome plate /Mich -- �/p�pp III OTO. MASTER ' e ' Oathurelers — Fuel Pumps a -CARDURETOas—Predators built Orisinal Equipment Muality—SAVE VP ,TO 50%. Ford 4-oyl. 5.95 For Ford ME 11,9 I Cho& '29-31 9,75 Cher.12.41 1;.49 L Plymouth Dodge '55-45d13.95 care other 14.70 e C 1 I tt Gunnar Automatic all tars. !TM) r11)r11!�'`T,. " 2.65 - _ Universal—to to fit FUEL rumrs—To fit Fordo, Chevrolets, Ply. mouth, Dodge and many others ;,7s FUEL PUMP REPAIR HITS -.Contain all the parte needed to completely overhaul your fuel Dump for economy drivingl i Chew, '20.90 ....59 Cher. '37-40 .91 ford, Plymouth, most J all .79 to 1.25 models ,81 to 1,31 Moet other ears and trucks at smiler serlegel yj itl �r b \i , b 3.79 i" GarNDER _ Complete w it h Wheels. Well worth $5,00, Si75 PAIR 4 R A,V tHIEL.DR Chrome. To Chrysler care 1052-45, E L ilt' built' CAR •�0 DOW ANTI • RATTLER ouDoes not h1n- der window op- eretlon, l .19 t SUCTION C UP COAT HANCER Adheres '1'0%1y surface- oe oath 1.53 boon SPOTTEIt MIR, ROli—Spurklna chrome, De Loge Mirror Z,89 rs, 1.39 s f TRonaLlt LAMP -- ll. 1 .99 volt. For ears and . i -WAR RIM WRENCH true"'2f-Lt. $8.00 sturdy [orcinQ qts . k value, I vnhle Ilm nuts. Featur6 t tilit/zt' • - fe'r ., ,85 RIMEL' SPINNER —Gives- positive steering cordial. .•.__ yp 1 l` r IYI Tl' •, 'es j .24 .53 KEr CHAIN . -- voNRrrs MIR-. "Lucky 7" Diet Cllpa on, Charm, visor, t+irge via• loh, �N1wSafetyEngineered �. t i 11 I1►•\tet .23 PAIR PEDAI, FADS _ To fit over Clutch and brake pedals, �14'lt, !(p' hp !Rig •'v \!ft f 11 ((�� "�-� cliPftrj'i' AUTOMATIC HACK BACK-UP LAMPS 1 rltcae handaomt aux lf��' liters {amps tdent(aal 4 .. to - oduss -or- iginal equip- meat, enable driver. to �g,� bin e k - op enrolsy . and Ing chrom/es. 3.9\7 " STANDARD M 0 DEL Hnek-up Lamp 2.49 -UP MDT SWITCH ,99 FAN BELTS POR a . minims # ' 'r .{, •f `' t; SAVE r 6AFELX For moat Chevrolet .80 to .95 a Others .. ,7s to E75• %A TIRE . _ '36 = — T F E CARP PI t = S• O Rff4N . T NORTI ; ST. I gS.ERYKE_ Goderich, Ont. - Phone 69 L. O. Whetstone CLINTON NEWS -RECORD 800 Veterans, 11 Legion Branches In Parade THE HUGE PARADE' that marked observances on Sunday, August 6, of Clinton; Old Boys' Reunion was made up of 800 marching Canadian Legionnaires comprising 11 branches of the Canadian Legion,' taking part in a drumhead service. They were led to Clinton Community Park by Clinton Citizens' Band shown in 'foreground, with eight'other bands in attendance. ABOVE picture shows the main, intersection with Town Hall in background. Engraving courtesy The London' Free Press. firs. Speed's mother, Mrs. Henry tIcClinclrey. Mr. and Mrs. C. Richards, itratford, visited their daughter, t rre. H. Briggs, who is occupy - ng Miss R. MeEwen's cottage his month, for a few days. Mrs, V. A. Burt. is visiting her arents, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Howard 3urt and Ronald Burt, London, vere also with them over the veekend. Miss Jennie Grant, Toronto, lame .on Tuesday to spend • some ime with Mrs, E. A, Feather ton. She was accompanied to he village by Mrs. Taylor, Bel - on, With whom she had been visiting. , Mrs. Delbert Haw and Dawns, eturned home to. Proton Station in Saturday after spending a few lays with the former's brothers, M1nilliam and Russel Heard. They vere accompanied as far as Strat- ord by Donnie Haw, Mrs. M. J. Sutler and William Heard. Recent guests at The Little nn included: Miss Mabel, Ross, oronto; Miss Maude Smith; Miss o Stead, J. Murray, London; ss Grace 51 abeth Carolyn ea d Drr.. Elrson, - anor Harvey, Detroit; Mr. and ars. A. H. Bennett, Grosse Pointe goods, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. C s. Brush, Algonac, Mich.; Mr. rid Mrs. C. V. Waters, Mr.and IIis. H. G. T. Craig, Windsor; ir. and Mrs. Norman Brandon, atchener; Mr. and Mrs. Charles i. Goldsworthy, Mr. and Mrs. A. imillie, Mr. and Mrs. James 3rown, Sr., Detroit; Charles Vyse, Mrs. M. MoKerrocker, ondon, Mr, and Mrs. I. K. Ar- ott, Windsor. LONDESBORO • Mrs. Bremner, Ethel, is spend- ing some days with her sister, Mrs. Beacom. • Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Pollard are spending a couple of weeks with their daughters at Brussels. Mrs. Margaret Manning visited with her niece, Mrs. George Francis,' St. Thomas, on Sunday. Visitors with "Mr and Mrs. W. E. Manning were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Townsend and daughter, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. William Govier, Mrs. Nellie Watson and Fern spent several days with ' Mr. and Mrs. Evart Dewar, Ottawa. Recent visitors with Mrs. Marg- aret Manning • were Mrs. Abe Kunkel, Niagara Falls, and Mrs. Mary Peters, Clio, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Rapson and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tamblyn visited with Mrs. Margaret Tam- blyn, Port Stanley, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Crawford and Sandra, London, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Israel and Linda, Kitchener, were visitors with Mr. end Mrs. Fred Prest last week. Recent. visitors with Mrs. F. • Wood were Mrs. Howard Pertlow, Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Townsend, Brantford. Mr. and Mrs. Val Townsend, Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs. Will Townsend fro mthe west, also visited them. Recent visitors with Mrs. J. Melville and brother James Hes- selwood were Mr. and Mrs. Shep- Special Speaker Rev. A. it. Kenyon, Findlay, >hio, will be the special speaker t Trinity Church, Sunday morn- s. Baby Baptized Rev. LaVerne Morgan officiat- d at the service of Holy Bapt Ism in Trinity Church, Sunday est, when the infant son of Mr. nd Mrs. William Smith, London,. was christened Matthew •Corbin, n the presence of about 25 rela- yes and friends. The godpar- nts were James Steele and hristina Myers. Successful Anniversary Anniversary services were held n St. Andrew's United Church, Bay±'leld, Sunday last with Rev. . C. Britton, as guest speaker. The choir opened the service y singing the `Salutation" by Gilbert, and Mrs, _Milne of Kings way-Lambton United Church, To- nto, contributed two beautiful solos: "Oh Lord, Correct Me," y Handel, and "Beautiful Isle of Somewhere," Mr. Britton chose as his sub- sct the call of Isaiah and re- sted this to our modern life and he calls that come to us to a higher life. At the evening service, Mr. Btittlon took for his subdect Doke your foot off the hose." basing his thought on the pea- SI • in Exodus 17, where the Si • is told of Moses striking he rock so that water might low for the•thirsty Israelites. And he developed the idea of a. Christian life being the channel through which should flow the nowledge and love of God and hat nothing should be allowed. to interfere with thatiow. The Zurich prion Male Chorus rus once more delighted the audience with is rendition of three numbers: Riches of Grace", "Redeemed", end "I Shall Be Ready", with Mrs, Oesch presiding at the organ. The flowers were particularly beautiful, many baskets being placed by members in memory of departed friends. Mrs. Parker Honoured On 91st Birthday Marks 91st Birthday Last weekend was a very happy one for Mrs. .Charles Parker who on Sunday marked her 91st birthday. She received many cards and gifts and her home was filled with beautiful flowers sent by her numerous friends, On Saturday afternoon, her cousin, Mrs. M. Searle, Hespeler, accompanied by her nephew, Howard Johnston, Alberta, visit- ed Mrs. Parker. On Sunday af- ternoon and evening, friends in the village dropped in and the following children: Clara (Mrs. E. A. Featherston) Chris, John, Margaret (Mrs. Larson, et home), Louise (Mrs. Harold King), Belle (Mrs. George Reid), and William, with their husbands and wives spent some time with their moth- er. Percy and Beulah (Mrs, Len Smith), were not able to be present. No celebration had been plan- ned but pleasure was added to the occasion on Sunday after- noon, when Mrs. Alice Lucas, son Fred, and daughter Mabel, Brussels, cousins of the late Charles Parker, called to add their 'best wishes. The two fam- ilies had never met before but the Lucas family heard Don Fairbairn broadcast the con- gratulations of the Clinton News Record to Mrs, Parker in the Over -Ninety Birthday Club in Neighborly News on Sunday morning end decided to become acquainted that day. • pard and daughter, Winnipeg, Mx. and Mrs. Robert Hamilton, Trowbridge, Mr. and Mrs. Russ Craig and daughter, Meadow Lake, Sask., Jim Craig, Windsor, and Mrs. Bert Jackson. Morris Township. Church on Sunday There will be church service as usual on Sunday in the United. Church at 10 a.m. Dr. Grierson will supply for Rev. S. H. .Bren- ton. Ill in Hospital We are sorry to report the serious illness of Mrs. George Moon, who is now in Scott Mem- oriel Hospital, Seaforth. Mission Band to Meet The Mission Band will hold the August meeting next Sunday morning, August 20 at ten o'clock in the basement of the chprch. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shobbrook were Mr. and Mrs. Norman Radford, Park- hill; Mr. and Mrs. Don Snell, Westfield; Miss Doreen Elliott, Clinton, and Mrs. J. H. Shob- brook, Londesboro. Londesboro WMS The regular meeting of the WMS was held in the Church Sunday School room on Thursday Iast. Mrs. Webster, leader of group No. 1, took the chair. The program was followed as was in the Missionary. Monthly. Those taking part were Mrs. J. Armstrong, Mrs. W. Lyon and Mrs. Webster. Miss Phyllis Mc- Cool sang a solo. The president, Mrs. Frank Tamblyn, then took the chair. Mrs. Mary Grierson gave a talk on how the Miissionaries got out of Korea, and also read portions of letters received from Korea. Mrs, M. Manning read a piece on Christian Stewardship. The question of clothing or supplies for the bale to be sent overseas, was discussed, those having anything to contribute for that purpose, please leave at Mrs. William ,Lyon's as soon as possible, Ways and means of making money for this worthy. cause were discussed. Meeting closed with a hymn and prayer. VARNA Rev. Reba Hera is spending her holidays at Sault Ste. Marie. A number from here attended fhe Bayfield United Church an- niversary services last Sunday. Attended Derry Day A number of Orangemen and their families attended the 12th of August Celebration at Guelph on Saturday last. A Neighborly Act About 40 met met at the farm of Lorne Coleman on Monday evening of this week end stooked his entire crop. Mr. Coleman is at present in a London hospital seriously ill. We hope for a speedy recovery. St. John's to Reopen St. John's Anglican Church, Varna. will be officially reopen- ed Sunday evening at seven o'clock, •after having -been closed for several weeks for repairs and redecoration. Dr. A. H. O'Neil, principal of Huron •College, will be guest speaker. Special music will be provided. 1. la& din aluminum plates and bought in those same aluminum plates - that's why so many "aver -the- counter" pies taste as good as lite homemade kind. I I 1 THURSDAY; ` AUGUST 17, 1956:; E ITS FRAGRANCE IS SEALED IN VACUUM LAKEVIEW CASINO GRAND BEND DANCING NIGHTLY NEIL McKAY and his ORCHESTRA Featuring Kaye Jennings, Vocalist 31-b NOTICE Under the provisions of the Weed Control Act all Noxious weeds must be destroyed. All occupants of land in the County of Huron are hereby notified that unless all noxious weeds are destroyed by the 31st day of August, 1950, action will be taken ma provided by the Act. 33-34-b WILLIAM R. DOUGALL, • Weed Inspector NOTICE OF MEETING TO CONSIDER A BY-LAW Township of Goderich TAKE NOTICE that a By-law for raising $30,090 under the provision of The Tile Drainage Act, will be taken Into consideration by the. Municipal Council of the Township of Goderich on the' 11th day of September, 1959, at 7 p.m, (Signed)—•R. E. THOMPSON, Clerk Township of Goderich 33-34-35-36-b August 15, 1950 SPECIAL Cedar Shingles 5X Extras $2.50 per bunch 5X PATCHING SHINGLES $1.35 per bunch 'Fred C. Kalbtleisch & Son Ltd. Lumber, Shingles and Builders' Supplies WHOLESALE and RETAIL ZURICH and GODERICI-i Telephones: ZURICH 69; GODERICH 388 Residence Phone: Zurich 162 32-bifia. 2Aluminum p1ahis • give you tender, thoroughly bated pies with the delicious hikes aa, seated in. The natural minerals in foods' and water sometimes leave a dark deposit on cooking utensils. It's easily removed from aluminum. Simply use a tablespoon of vinegar in boiling water. ALUMINUM COMPANY OF CANADA, LTD. .me ews soeoc ®.ie oen am. z® ueo "ew. gy 3 Aluminum plates moon no more broken plesfor I the baker .., no more thick, soggy bottom crusts for you/. • I votwao 0O 0 dam .99 M..awe mac. "m M. Cm aeoe 4 No other material is more "food -friendly" than aluminum. Whenyou see aluminum on the outside of , a food or a drink, there's an "inside story" ofperfectly protected flavour, quality.