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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1951-03-22, Page 8PAGE EIGHT CLINTON NEWS -RECORD THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1950 News of tay�iel Miss Lucy R. Woods Phone Bayfield 45r3 Mrs. J. Davison returned home' from Scott Menem -Jai Hospital, Seaforth, on Tuesday. P.C. Lloyd .Westlake and Mrs. Westlake, Mount Forest, spent Sunday with the latter's imsrenits, Mr. and Mrs. Malcom Toms. Beverley McClinchey spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wel- ter Westlake. On his return to Allendale he -was accompanied by his wife and .babe. Mrs. R. L. McMillan returned home on Saturday after having spent several days last week with her mother, Mrs. E. Willert, and sister in London. Mrs. L. Burt and Harry Baker, London, were called home on Friday owing to to critical ill- ness of their mother who passed away suddenly on Monday morning. . Mrs. T. Mallett, London, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davison, De- troit, returned to their respective homes on Sunday . after having spent last week here owing. to the serious illness of their moth- er. Mrs. Davison's friends will iitgglad to know that she is mak- satisfactory progress towards recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Vic Falconer, Goderich .Township, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bell, Donnie and Joyce motored to Port Huron on Sun- day and visited relatives of the Bell family. Gepige Bell, who accompanied them took the train for Chicago, en route to Mil- waukee, 111., where he joined the freighter "Prindoc" as third en- gineer. Moving to London Sgt. J. Glass and Mrs. Glass, who have occupied "Blink Bon- nie" for almost two years, are moving to London this week. Sgt, Glass, ' who was stationed with the RCAF at Clinton for five years, was transferred to the Recruiting Office at London e month ago. The Irish social under the auspices of the WA of St. And- rew's Church, was held on Fri- day evening last. This is an an- nual event end has been held almost without a break for over 40 years, on St, Patrick's Day. Miss McBride, teacher of the Bronson Zine school, led a group in a medley of songs and in- strumentals, while the audience was gathering. After a short pro- gram, consisting of songs by Mrs. Kingsbury, harmonica • solos by Mrs. Bisback of Clinton, quar- tettes and choruses by a group of Stanley ladies and contests led by Mrs. Rennor and Mrs. Campbell, the main feature • of the even- ing's entertainment a short play entitled "A Wife for Parson Paul," was presented by ten ladies and one men. Those in the oast were Mrs. H. Rohner, Mrs. L. Cleave, Mrs. G. Westlake; Mrs.. g. H. Scatchmer, Mrs. J. Scotch- mer, Mrs. Bert Greer, Miss Phyllis. McBride, Miss Stewart, Miss Elane Denby, Mrs. Gordon Scotch - mer and Ted Dunn. The scene is laid in P1eaeaht Valley and has to do with the Ladies' Aid of the United Church. These ladies, being usiable to agree among theanse %'es, had divided into three groups, viz: widows without children, widows with children and spinsters, cal- ling themselves by much mere high sounding names, of course. Spring Implements Now In Stock BUY NOW AND AVOID WAITING LATER ALSO IN STOCK Used—John Deere A R with gas engine John Deere Model. H—with Quicktaeh Cultivator like new John Deere Model M with Plough like new W. G. Simons & Sons John Dem Sales & Service GODERICII Phone 1132 EXETER Phone 115 Spring is Dere! Itarrived officially E.AVESTR000HS WILL NEEDWednesday, 21 REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT FIRST COME — FIRST SERVED Get your name on our list and be sure of a good jab Agents for the following Furnaces: ANTHES_IMPERIAL and GAR WOOD WINGHAM SUNBLAST FURNACES ONE FOR EVERY PURPOSE CaII us to solve your WIRING and PLUMBING PROBLEMS SE and BATEMA Junior Leaders Attend Training School • A two-day leaders' training school was held in the Ontario Agricultural Office Board Room, Crlinton, last week, with young women attending from Huron County. The school's Project: "The club girl stands on guard," was in charge of Miss Jean Scott, of the Ontario Department of Agriculture, and house economist for Huron County. A group of the leaders are shown above with their first aid kits: (left to right) Mrs. Leslie Pryce,R.R. 1, Dublin who didn't let a fractured ankle, suffered in skiing, stop her from attending; Mrs. Herold Taylor, 11,R. 3, Exeter; Miss Seott• Mrs. Paul Doig, R:R• 4, Seafortti; Miss Leone Lamb, R.R. 4, Goderich, end Mrs: Wes Bradnock, Auburn. Hullett Federation Holds Fine Party Hullett Federation of Agricul- ture held a very successful euchre and dance to the Community Hall, on Friday evening bast, The early part of the evening was .spent in playing cards. Prize winners were: ,women's high, Mrs. Elmer Dale; women's low, Mrs, Wes Hoggart; womens' lone Assistants to the Ieaders who attended the course in Clinton are shown above. Mrs. J. Hiliebrecht, R.R. 4, Seaforth, applies a sling, used for a fractured collar bone, to Miss Marie Connolly, Dublin. Mrs. Maurice Bean, Auburn, end Miss Mary Durst, R.R. 2, Clinton, look on. —Engravings courtesy The London Free Press hands, Mrs. Bob Hamilton; men'a. high, Barry Lear; mnenrs low, Stewart Dale; men's lone hands, Earl Blake. The Huron Fish and Game Orchestra provided lively musk; for dancing which was enjoyed by young and old. By request, a similar parte•. will be held In the Community Hall, Londesboro, on. Friday' evening, March 30, with the sante orchestra, There will also be 'a lunch counter. Mese groups. still unable to egree, met in the church hall separately and on different days, first having to receive the grac- ious pernnission of the hall care- taker, Mrs. Jones. The story deals mainly with the unfortunate oc- casion, when through a mistake, two of the groups arrive simul- taneously, each armed with per- mission. Mrs. Jones, the most capable and energetic caretaker, takes over and settles the die ficulties, also settles all the women and in the end claims the prize, Parson Paul. The author of the play, Mrs. Ewan Ross of Halmesville, being present to witness its first pro- duction, all the players were on their nettle and 'did their best, which was very good indeed. —Phone 147— PLUMBING and HEATING — SHEET METAL WORK ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Successors to Sutter-Perdue's Shop Work KIPPEN LONDESBORO Several Ill A number of our villagers and outside community have been afflicted with the flu. There also has been a case or two of measles. Buys Farm in Hullett Leonard Youngb'iut has bought the old Morris :Farm on the 10th concession of Hullett which he will use as a pasture .farm. A Strange Season Where, oh where, has the little Robin gone? Old Men Winter hes rushed in with several inches theof sap buckets cold winds, are dfuetc., and ll of snow and ice. Kippen Club Second Four teams from Ridgetown, Kippen, Goderich and Duart, competed in the Oxford Gun Club Shoot held, et Duart Wed- nesday, March 14. Ridgetown etaptttred the London Winery trophy (held by Kippen Gun Club last year, with 103 out of 125. Kippen Club placed second with 101 out of 125; Goderich, third, with 95 out of 125; Duart, fourth, 94 out of 125. In a radile, John Anderson, Hensen, won a kodak. Good Friday Shoot The annual Good Friday shoot- ing snatch will be held at Kippeut Friday, March 23, at 12.30 p.m., sponsored by Kippen Gun Club. It is expected clubs from Ridge - town, Duarrt, Goderich, Crumlin, and two Kippen teams will com- pete. This shoot is open to all clubs in Western Ontario. High- lights of the shoot will be e trophy for the best five -man team with the highest score out. of 125; merchandise shoot, prizes donat- ed by the merchants of Kippen and Hensall. prizes ranging from $2.50 to $5. 0 NameSY, Money Money is responsible for many Paradoxes; not the least of which is the wealthy relative who is at once both distant and close. was answered by "What's Your Beef?" The programme commit- tee. for April: Mrs. Townsend end Mrs. Nott. Roil call for April: "An Article for a bazaar" which will be held later. Readings were given by Mis. Brenton and Mrs. L. Saunder- cock; and a solo by Mrs. C. Vin- cent. Piano duets by Muriel Shobbrook and Marguerite Lyon and piano solos by Doris Grierson were also enjoyed A presentation of household articles was given to Mr. end Mrs. O. Fangrad and family, re- cently arrived from Germany. Hymn 215 was then sung, and the meeting closed with the bene- diction. Lunch was served by the hostesses. There were about 45 present. Come to. Church Sunday Don't forget to come to church on Sunday morning at 10.30 o'clock and hear and see the splendid Easter Cantata put on by the Mission Circle of Londes- boro church. Londesboro WA Meets The regular meeting of Lon- desboro WA was held in the Sunday School room of the church on Thursday, March 15. The meeting opened with the call to worship and a hymn fol- lowed by the Scripture reading by Mrs. C. Ball and prayer in unison. Another hymn was sung and the minutes of last meeting were read and adopted. A card of appreciation was read from Mrs. E. Josling. Mrs. J. Nott gave the 'treasurer's re- port. It was decided to start another travelling apron; also to have the play "The Family Wash," given by Bruoefleld peo- ple, putt on in the hall on April 4. A committee was named to plan a social everting which was to be :held in the churolh on Wednesday, March 21. Roll call Huron Original FIDDLERS' CONTEST Friday,April 6 8 p.m. TOWN HALL,HENSALL New Special Attraction .. . The MOUNTAIN BOYS and GIRLS from. the Halls in a costumed Square Dancing Number ALL PRIZES IN CASH Get Your Fiddle heady and Enter This Contest Admission 75c and 25c Sponsored by IIensall Chamber of Commerce (FURTHER ANNOUNCEMENT NEXT WEEK) li e=_4 te=lt:* M«r« sere tf :te,e to WiH ekete'M.4_'Fneeee WHt1^. sten The Hullett Branch of the Federation of Agriculture are holding a CARD PARTY and DANCE in the COMMUNITY HALL, LONDESBORO on FRIDAY, MARCH 30 Cards to start at 9 o'clock sharp. DANCE to follow with music by Fish and Game Orchestra. ADMISSION: 50c Lunah Counter in the Ball EVERYONE WELCOME 12-13-b CLOTHESNEVER � AWN s� Fp��uc��'pa,� °a:'"� �7 ' C:S !6� g`�u' W f'�35e W 5L li F: <'t'' D a A NEW 40,.. Meri Y E 1':tilr TOMA TNiA TIC� A power wash and a power RINSE both done by the efficient Beatty Agitator action - gets clothes cleaner than'ever before. 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