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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1951-04-26, Page 6PAGE SIX CLINTON NEWS -RECORD THURSDAY,, APRIL 26; 19512 News of Bayfield Representative: Miss Lucy R. Woods Phone Bayfield 45r3 +r+ ro-o-o-rt+++e+ee o+s++-•-••t Mr. and Mrs, James M. Day Miss Jessie Meteaif, Detroit, Was home over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. J. Keen spent a few days last week • in Stratford. Charles Guest, London, was a visitor in the village over the weekend. John R. MacLeod who has been working in Peat Dover returned home last week. R. W. Stephens and son, Don, London, spent Saturday et their home in the village, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Johnston, Goderieh, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Weston. Mrs. Gordon Cameron, Toronto, spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. John R. Cameron. Mr. and Mrs. J. Stewart, Ham- ilton, were at their home in the village over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Parker, London, were at their cottage in the village over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. S. Bryant, Lint - don, arrived on Saturday to spend a few days at their cottage. Miss Janet Manson returned to the village on Saturday after having spent the winter in God- erieh. Malcom Toms was able to leave Clinton Community Hospital on Thursday and is recuperating at home. Mr. and Mrs. James P. Ferg- uson, Landon, visited the form- er's mother, Mrs. J. Ferguson on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Atkinson, St. Clair Shores, Mich., were at their home in the village over the weekend. - Mr. and Mrs. W. Cohen and children-, Galt, visited with Mr. and' Mrs. Glen Spencer over the weekend. Miss Agnes Savage and her nephew, Bob Keenan; Detroit, are at her home on Main Street this week. Mrs. W. L. Metcalf returned home on Friday evening alter having spent a few days in De- troit. Robert MacLeod, Goderioh, spent a couple of days the be- ginning of the week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Mac- Leod. and fancily, Pleasant Ridge, M1e11., were at their cottage over the weekend. - Mrs. E. Geddes returned to Seaforth on Saturday after hav- ing spent the week with her sis- ter, Mrs. James Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. Beverley McC1in- chey and babe, Allandele, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Westlake. Mr. and Mrs, D. Bieback, Clin- ton, Mr. and Mrs. F. Anderson and baby, Mitchell, spent the weekend. with Mr. end Mrs. Ed Sturgeon. P.C. Lloyd Westlake and s. Westlake who spent a weeks' vacation with the latter's mother, Mrs. Malcom Toms, re- turned to Mount Forest on Sat- urday. Miss Margaret MacLeod who underwent a thyroid operation in Clinton Public Hospital on Fri- day is making good progress to- wards recovery, we are pleased to report. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. R:athwell end 3Viles. John Keen were in 5trar/ford on Monday attending the funeral of the late Frederick C. Shore who was killed in a car accident on Friday. Mrs. Clayton Guest, Guelph, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Malcom Toms. Mr. Guest was also here over . the weekend, 'and Mr. and Mrs. William Johnston and Bar- bara, Windsor, were also her guests on Sunday. Adding to Garage Walter Westlake has commenc- ed building onto his garage, the front part of which has to be removed as required by the De- partment of Highways. Joins Lake Boat Malcom MacLeod is sailing a- board the "Ft. Willdoc" of the Patterson Steamship Lanes which left Goderieh Harb n= on April 10. His wife who spent two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Mac- Leod, returned to Pont Dover last week. Daylight Saving Time Bayfield adopts Daylight Sav- ing Time at midnight on Satur- day. So don't forget to turn your clocks ahead an hour before you go to bed on Saturday night or •-i4-.t EBENEZER Ebenezer WA Meets The WA of Ebenezer United. Church met on Wednesday, April 18, at the home of Mrs. Harold Howard. The president, Mrs. F. Jones, was in charge of the meet- ing. The meeting was opened by singing the theme song, and re- peating the Women's Greed. The Scripture and prayer were, giyen by Mrs. Charles Houghton, The roll call was answered by 15 members. Following the business session, the chapter of the study "book was token by Mrs. Newton. Mrs. Carman Tebbutt gave a reading on "Korea," and. Mrs., C. Houghton read a poem. The meeting was closed with the Mszpuk benedic- tion. The remainder of the after- noon was spent in quilting. • The: hostess served a bountiful lunch, The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs• Irvine Tebbutt. a++•a+••+ewo 0+++4-0-10+•••++-•-4- Goderieh Township News of Londesboro James MCCOoi is quite ill and meeting were read and adopted, under the doctor's ceTe• , Cards of appreciation were read Miss, D. Armstrong has taken a from Miss Elizabeth Mains, Mr. position in the Bank of Montreal; i and Mrs. F. Longman, and Miss Clinton. ( Lawdy Young. The treasurer's Miss Young went to Victoria report was then given. The roll Hospital, London, on Monday, for ;call r bazaar," was erProgre me 'em ed by "Donations a further check-up. Mrs, W. E. Manning returned , mittee for. May:. Mrs. Gooier and Mrs. Pipe. Readings were given by Mrs, J. Lyon and Mrs. E. Wood and Mrs. T. Allen favoured with a piano solo. The meeting closed with a hymn and bene- diction. Lunch was served by hostesses. There were 20 'present. Young People Meet The B -I, Youny People's Union 'held its regular meeting in Lon- desboro United Church on Sun- day evening and had as guests the members of the executive of the Presbytery who supplied The program. The meeting opened by singing hymn 399 after which the call to worship was given by Donald Yungblut, Patsy Anderson and Benson Sutter. Following this Benson Sutter read the Scrip- ture and Donald Yungplut led in prayer, The offering was then taken up after which Patsy And- erson led in prayer. Patsy And- erson then gave a reading entitled "Always." The theme "Strength for the day" was given by Har- vey Sperling. Hymn 441 was sung and then this part of the meeting was brought to a close with prayer offered by Rev. S. H. Brenton. A Short recreation period was conducted by Lucille Boyce and Benson Sutter con- ducted a sing song. An enjoyable eventing;was brought to a close with the serving of lunch. Mission Band Meets The Mary Grierson Mission Band held its April meeting on Sunday morning, April 15, in the basement of the church with June Manning in the chair end Marg- uerite Lyon at the piano. The meeting opened with a call to worship, the singing of a hymn, the National Anthem, and the Lord's Prayer, repeated in unison, The Scripture lesson was read by Donald Young. Minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary, Evelyn Young. The roll call was answered with 35 present. Birthday pennies were home on Friday, she having spent a week or ten days in Clinton Public Hospital where she had a Minor 'operation. WI To Meet The regular monthly meeting of L•ondesbore- Woanlen's Institute will be °held ere,the Community Hall on May 3 with the Meeting commencing alt 2 pan. sharp. The roll call is to be answered by bringing something antique and giving it's history. 'There is to be an exchange of bulbs and perennials. At 2.30 p,m., J. Grant Welsher, our Field Publicity specialist, will be showing slides and: giving a talk hydro ifromthe change-over 6cycle. 25 to 0 Anyf - one interested, men included, are welcome to come and hear him. F/L G. B. Stilbb'ards, chaplain (P) 'from. Centralia, is also showing slides on Labrador and New- foundland, and giving a talk on our new tenth province. Host- esses are: Mrs. Jim Crawford, Mrs (Gries'e, Mrs. Joe Shaddick, Mrs. Torn 1VIeRer, Mrs. 3. Arm- strong, Mrs. C. Crawford. Londesbone WMS The April meeting of the WMS was held on Thursday, April 12, with Mrs. Tamblyn in the chair, who opened the meetingby withthethe call, to worship, and m and hymn, "Tell me the old old story", 'and the Lord's prayer in unison. Mrs. Bert Alien read a story on Christian Stewardship. Delegates to the Presbyterial are Mrs. Townsend and Mrs. Brenton. Good used clothing, bedding, towels, children's cloth- ing, etc, will be gratefully re- ceived for the bale to Korea. Articles may be left with Mrs. Govier. Bale to be sent not later than June 15. Mrs. Tamblyn read a Korean story, "Little Funny Face." " Visiting committee until next meeting: Mrs. Bert Allen and Mrs. Brenton. A poem, "Making men over," was read. Owing, to sick- ness there were only ten present. Meeting closed with prayer. 4•-•-•-• 4 -••"+•o.• -o-•+ Mr. and Mrs. Ed Welsh spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wallis. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Markley and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hall, Wingham, spent Sunday at the former's cottage, Lane O'Panes Beach. Mr. and Mrs. George Woods and Mr. and Mos. Royal Cooley, Detroit, spent the weekend at the former's sununer home, Lane O' - Pines Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Sauvage and family, Seafonth, and Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Nediger, Clinton, were callers on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Rathwell and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Welsh. +w-oma+-a•eu-e+••s+e-•+ Your Favorite Number i at HOUSE CLEANING TIME is 466W Besides wearing apparrel, we clean drapes, mats, small rugs, comforters and slip covers; curtains done at the owner's risk. PROMPT PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE G We Press while U Wait ATTENTION KIDDIES—We pay 1 cent each for good wire suit hangers. Gliddon Cleaners Nash and Austin Cars ARE GOING OVER WELL We have. • 1951 AUSTIN SEDAN—without new teal 1951 NASH—without new tax Also USED CAR'S: 1950 CHEVROLET Sedan, 6,500 miles, like new 1950 METEOR, overdrive and extras, lovely car 1949 AUSTIN Coach, like new 1938 STUDEBAKER Sedan, new motor, new tires and paint job, years of service 1931 FORD Coach 1929 CHEVROLET i These cars must go at once. No reasonable offer refused Convenient terms can be arranged Jonathan Hugill Austin and Nash Dealers PHONES: Seaforth 667r6; Clinton 616r34 On Highway No. 8 St. James WA The W.A. of St. James Church, Middleton, MNfll meet on. Wednes- day afternoon, May 9, one week later than usual, at the home of Mrrs. Charles E. Wise. There will be a quilt. STANLEY Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Bennett, Goderieh, spent the weekend with Mr,,and Mas, H. Penhale. James Hodgson, Myrtle, Man„ spent a couple of days with his niece, Mrs. Harold Penhale, Bron- son Line. Stewart Daymond, of TJniver- sity of Western Ontario„ and Miss June Ramsay, London, spent the you may find yourself late for church. Service in all churches will be at the regular time (DST). Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Featherston, London, spent Sunday with Mrs. Charles W. Parker. Trinity WA Meets The regular meeting of the WA of Trinity Church was held at the home of Mrs. N, W. Woods on Thursday last, The rector, Rev. H. J. E. Wpb, conducted the opening exercises and Mrs. E. Heard presided. Mrs. George King read. the Scripture. Mrs. Willard Sturgeon, Dorms secre- tary, reported the, articles needed to complete the bele for St. Paul's School, Cardston, Alta. Mrs. R. J. Larson was appointed to at- tend the Diocesan. WA meetings in London next week. It was decided to sponsor o"•Libtle Help- ers branch for which Mrs. R. H. F. Gairdner was named secretary. Following the benediction tea was served by Mi's. Emerson Heard, the hostess for this meeting. weekend with the former's grand-. father. Adam: Stewart. Mr. and i -Mrs Fred Rice and Doug, and Mrs. William Rice, Sr. Buffalo, spent the weekend w' Mr. end Mrs: Walter Baird. Mrs Rice, Sr„ is remaining for longer visit. The regular monthly meeti of the Stanley Community Clur was held aft the home of Mrs George Cantelon with the presi dent in the their.The meetins opened by repeating the- Lord' Prayer followed by the secretar and 't easurer's reports and rol call. There 'were 17 members an three children present. It was agreed that we sen $10 to the Easter Seal Cq:mpaig and $10 to the Canadian Cance Fund. Readings were given by Mrs Bert Murphy and Miss Billi: Stewart and a contest by Mrs Ed Glen. The roll call for 'th' May meeting to be held at th home of Miss Billie Stewart i "My pet peeve around the house.' Alter a social half hour aye enjoyable lunch Was served b the hostess and her group. given by Eileen Joshing and Jim- mie Alexander. The offering was taken by Barry Pipe. The temperance secretary re- ported. by "Kenneth Gaunt and World Peace by Billy Crawford. In the absence of the study book Mrs. Shaddick read a letter from a Japanese girl to boys and girls of Canada, and stories were read by Mrs. Shobbrook and June Manning. The missionary story was read by David Alexander. The meeting •closed with the singing of a hymn and prayer offered by Mrs. Shobbrook. WA Holds Meeting The regular meeting of the Londesboro WA was held in the Sunday School room of the church on Thursday, Am_ with the president, Mrs. B. Shob- brook, in charge. A hymn was sung and Mrs. L. Pipe read the Scripture which was followed by prayer in unison. 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