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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1951-08-23, Page 6PAGE SIX CLINTON; NEWS -RECORD THURSDAY, AUGUST 23,• 1951 *en ••+:•-••-•-•-•-• Nis of Bayfield , Representative,, 1Kiss Lucy R. Woods phone Bayfield 45r3 Miss Hilda King, London, visit- a vacation with her sister at the ed friendsin the village. Kanter cottage. %' J. L. Dixon and Miss Carrie Mrs. A. Catling and daughter, Dixon, Brantford, spent the Mrs. S. Taylor, Port Stanley, are Weekend in the village. visiting the f. iner's brother, , Mr. and Mrs. James Campbell, Harbert Sturgeon, Lowden; are the guests of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. •Footit, London, and Mrs. J. P. Ferguson. end Miss Howarth, Santa, are home of Mrs. nv at the Vartyholidaying Douglas Mr. and Mrs. Do ug h1W1 and Barbara, London, spent last Robert Scotchmer. week at Belle, Vue cottage. Donald Haw, Proton Station, Miss Lena Slrortt, London, spent came a week ago Saturday to the weekend with Mrs. G. spend a holiday with his uncle, Churchward at her cottage. William T. Heard. Miss, Maxine Smith, London, Miss Bee Finnigan, Egmond•- spent the weekend with her vine, was the guest of her cous- grandmother, Mrs. C, W. Parker. in, Miss Barbara Bassett for a Mr. and Mrs. T. Mallett and few days lest week. family, London, visited her mo- and Mrs. Munro Fisher and then; Mrs. John Davison, on Sun - family, Kitchener, are spending day this month at Mrs. Lewis' cot - Miss Barbara Pollock, Ketch- tage in Lakeside Park. ener, came Tuesday to spend a Miss Mabel Hodgins 'and Miss few days with Mrs. F. A. Ed- M. McDonald: Toronto, are the "wards• guests of Miss M': Fairbairn, The marriage isannounced of "Westwind," this week. Miss. Ann Seaforth Bishop, Bay- Mrs. V. A. Burt, London, and £laid to William James Hall, daughter, Mrs. Morley and little Toledo, Ohio. Christopher, Toronto, are visit - Mats. D. Luck and two child- Mg her father, and F. Wrs. BakFitzer. ren, Lansing, Mich., are spending MONSTER BINGO Sponsored by Remelt Branch Canadian Legion No. 468 B.E.S.L. and Ladies Auxiliary COMMUNITY ARENA HENSALL Monday, August 27 $500 IN PRIZES — Three Specials — $150, $75, $50 15 Rounds $15 each • Doors Open 8 p.m. •-- Bingo 9 p.m. sharp Everybody Welcome - Booth in Hall. ADMISSION: $1; Extra Card 250; 25b for Special Roun33ds and two children, Washington, D.C., are occupying Mrs. J. H. Cobb's cottage, `Sum -R -Inn." Harry Ahrens, accompanied by Milton Riman, .Detroit, spent a week recently with his wife at their cottage, "Trail Blazer." George Castle, Goderioh, is erecting a fine cottage on the lot which he purchased`` this spring from S'. Watson on Ann Street, Roberta Clark, Mary Lou. Burt. and Master Howie Scotchmer, re- turned home Fri- day, the F turned o spending a week in a after d Y> 9p g Landon. Mr. and Mrs, Clayton Weston, Chicago, have been spending two i the weeks vacation with h former's parents, Mx. and Mrs. E. R. Weston. Mr. and Mrs. Norval Gemein- hardt and family, Saginaw, Mich., came on Sunday to visit the former's mother, Mrs. F. C. Gem- einhardt. The lucky number at the Fire- men's Carnival, Bayfield, was 415529. Anyone having this num- ber, call Hovey's store and re- ceive prize. Rev. and • Mrs. F. H. Paull re- turned to Listowel on Wednesday of last week after having been. the guests of Mrs. F. A. Edwards for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Howard, Windsor,' stayed Tuesday night with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Howard, en routeto spending a vacation in Owen Sound. J. E. Brent left the beginning of the week to travel by airo- plane to Paris, France, after hay.- ing spent a vacation with his wife and family here. Mrs. R. R. Simpson and Mrs. D. N. Ross returned to Toronto on Thursday last after having been the guest of Miss M. Hod- gins, "Stonehaven," for a week. Mrs. Edna Turner, Mrs. Chest- er Van Norman, Mr. end Mrs. Thomas Rivers and daughter Ann, returned to Detroit, Wednesday, after having been the guests of Mrs. Bruce Menerey for a week. Dr. and ' Mrs. Paul Walden, London. visited the latter's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gal- braith, recently after having spent six weeks at Lake Nioigon. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McLaren and daughter, Sheila, returned to Toronto on Monday after having been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. James P. Ferguson from Thurs- day. Mr. and Mns. W. . E. Black, Whitelaw, Alta., were the guests of Rev. and Mrs. H. J. E. Webb over Wednesday night of lest week on their way home from Montreal. Mrs. Delbert Haw and Donna, Proton Station, spent the week- end with her brother, William T. Heard. Little Miss Donna re- mained to visit with Mrs. Haw's aunt, Mrs. Myron Butler. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Merrier, who have been enjoying a vacat- ion in Bayfield planto return to Detroit on Sunday after having spent seven weeks: with their niece, Mrs. Grant Turner. Miss Helen Whitten, Amherst - burg, who was the guest of Miss athieen Reid, `Enfield," over the weekend, visited at the home of Mrs. F. A. Edwards before re- turning home on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Maudsley, Brantford, spent the weekend of August 11 with the former's son- in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Brown Higgins. Mrs. Hig- gins returned to Brantford for a visit with them. Mrs. C. McTague, Toronto, is visiting her sister, Mrs. V. C. Quarry, "Llandudno." Mr. Mc- Tague was also here over the weekend end Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lewis, Washington, D.C. are Mrs. Quarry's guests 'this week. Mrs. George Miles, Toronto, Mrs. Herb Duncan, Sarnia. and Mrs. Bob McKenzie, Port Huron. were the guests of Mrs. F. W. McEwen last week. Miss Doris McEwen;, UWO, London, is spend- ing her vacation with her mother. Mrs. Rance Bricker, Waterloo, is with her parents, Canon and Mrs. H. M. LangFord. Miss Susan Bricker returns to Waterloo to-' day after spending a week with her grandparents to join friends at a house party at Stoney Lake. Miss Jessie Metcalf returned home on Wednesday of last week after a most enjoyable motor trip with friend's to Banff, Alta. She also spent a few days with her brother and sister-in-law, FIr. and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William L. Metcalf, Oatsa Lake, B.C. John McKenzie, Toronto, has been spending his vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Mc- Kenzie. They enjoyed a motor trip to Owen Sound for a few days. Jim. Harris, Toronto, spent last week with them and this week, Rev. Robert Hamilton, To- ronto, is John's guest. Lakeview. Casino 1 GRAND BEND Dancing Every Night BOBBY DOWNS and his Orchestra 33. and 35-b tr, S?i :1 3: N• -•-L ♦.41=4•4-1-$'441.1 News of Lonldesboro Mr. and Mrs. Fred Prest visit- and Mrs. J. Crawford are the ed, with Mrs. E. J. Crawford. social , committee for the neat Mrs. Kate Bremenar is visiting three months. with her ,enter, Mrs. C. Beacom, Mee. K. McVittie' gave a read - Miss Barbara' Fraser, "Seaforth, ing and Mrs. Fangrad gave a re is visiting at, the home of her port on • the picnic at Goderieh. sister, MTS. "Gordon Radford. a request was made from the Muse rn articles of fancy- Goderich, u forat Mr andMrs. Len Govier, M s was with their sister, iwork. Mrs. M. Manning gave a Mrs. Lillie Webster and Jack. ;reading on the history of the Miss Edith Beacom and Miss 'former Institute from 1909-1939. Helen MoGre ar are , spending Mus. Watson gave a reading. Mrs. their holidays ^ at Wasaga Beach. Bert Allen and Mrs. M. Manning Mrs, Margaret Ballantyne, sang a duet. Brussels, 'was a recent visitor A debate followed on "The with her sister, Mrs. E. J. Craw- Modern Woman is a more effie- ford. ient Housekeeper than Grand - Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stewart, mother was." Clinton, and. Mrs. William Lyon The following grandmothers were callers or; Auburn friends were awarded with',a corsage or 1951 Chevrolet deluxe "Bel Air" hard- top Convertible, two -toned in col- our, custom radio, air-conditioning 1951 Chevrolet Styleline Sedan, brand- r new 1950 Chevrolet deluxe Fleetline Sedan, ;l custom radio, air-conditioning, an4. d many .other extras 3 1949 Chevrolet Fleetline Coach 1949 Chevrolet Fleetline Sedan '1949 Chevrolet Styleline deluxe Sedan, custom radio, air conditioning and , two -toned in color 1948 Chevrolet Fleetline Coach 1948 Pontiac Fleetline Coach, radio, air- conditioning, whitewall tires, extras 1947 Chevrolet Coach 1941 C-levrolet Coach 1941 Dodge Coupe � p 1939 Chevrolet Sedan '1936 Plym9.l.lth Sedan: 1936 Dodge Sedan 2 — SPECIALS — 2 1947 ChevEolet Sedan—$1,150 1946 Mercury Coach—$950 TRUCKS 1948 Chevrolet :,34 -ton Stake NEW CARS Mr. and Mrs. Fred Youngblut and family, ,,Mosley, visited on Sunday with Mr. and MTs. Joseph Youngiblut. Rev. Elisile A. Townsend, 2100 Marlowe Ave., Montreal 28, Que., was a recent visitor in Clinton, Goderioh and Londesbaro. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Young- blut spent Sunday at Bayfield, Mr. and Mrs. William Wells and Douglas, accompanied them. Mr. and ,Mus. Tt Fairservice were with their daughter, Mrs. Cliff' Cooper,, Clinton, and Mr. Cooper and family on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Yungblut and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wald- ron, Seaforth, spent the August 10-12 weekend at Muskokaand other places. Mr. and Mrs. Daer and fam- ily, Auburn, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pipe;;. Brussels,were the guests of Mr. , and Mrs. Charles Vodden, Sunday. Mrs. Nellie Watson and Fern will spend a week • at Kippen a' w e family an. Clinton Plumbing I have taken over the shop formerly occupied by Moore Upholstery. Your patronage will be appreciated. prize: smallest waistline, Mrs. E. Youngblut; shortest lady, Mrs. Brunedon; tallest lady, Mrs. J. Mott; largest family, Mrs. Mc- Dougal; youngest grandmother, Mrs. Hewett; grandmother mar- ried the youngest, Mrs .Howatt; grandmother with birthday near- est August 2, Mrs. H. Sprung; grandmother with the least gray hairs, Mrs. E. Younglblut; grand- mother married the longest with husband living, Mrs. Tom Knox; youngest grandchild present, Sus- an Clarke. The regular Women's Institute meeting will be held in the hall on September 6 at 2 p.m. B1 Women's Institute are invited and the roll call is "Why I join the Institute year after year." -+++as-neeno Goderich Township Mr. and Mrs. John Middleton and Hens 11 with th f it d spent the weekend ' with Mr. and Russell Anderson, Totten - also visit Mr, and . -Mrs. Will I Lyon, Thorndale . ham. Mr. and Mrs. James R. Stirling Henry Youngblut, who has been spending his holdiays with • his parents, Mr. and Mrs. •Joseph Youngblut, has returned to Niag- ara iagara Falls last week. Dr. Robert Grierson and Mrs. Grierson who have been holiday- ing ' at Haliburton and other points, were expected home on Wednesday of this week. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gibson, Abilene, Kansas, and Mrs. John Feirservice, Blyth, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fairservice and Mr. and Mrs. James Feirser- vice on Friday last.. Home From Hospital Mrs. Bert Brunsdon, who has been a patient in Victoria Hos- pital, Landon, for about two weeks, was brought home on Sat- urday last, Her ankle has been re -set and is now in a cast, and is doing as well as can be ex- pected. We wish her a complete recovery. • Church Services 'Church services will be held at the usual hour -10 a..m on Sun- day nexlt, August 26, when a colored minister from U.S.A. will be in the pulpit. This will no doubt be. sgmething unusual and Should draw a crowd. We hope to see the church filled to its capacity, Londesboro WI ' Londesboro Women's, Institute held its regular meeting and en- tertained the Grandmothers of the community. Following tile usual opening exercises and' busi- ness, an interesting program fol- lowed. Mrs. Bert Griese, Mr's. J. Lee CHEVROLET, PONTIAC, BUICK, t OLDSMOBILE, • FORD; METEOR = Approximately 24-hour service with choice of colours .3 'REGULAR LIST PRICE CASH TRADE,` ' TERMS * OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK • Brussels .Motors Huron County's Foremost Used Car Dealer Phone, 73-X BRUSSELS. Mrs. Richard Simmons, Ottawa, who has returned recently from England, spent a couple of days last week with her sister, Mrs. Cecil, Holmes and family who are occubying D. A. Atkinson's home on Bayfield Terrace. Mrs, G. S. Atkinson, London, who accomp- anied her danghiter was the guest of Mrs. C. W. Brown. Mrs. J. E. Howard, Margaret, and Miss Anne Drouin returned home on, Friday evening after having spent the week with the former's sister, Mrs, H.G.E. Cros- by and family at their summer home at Mooretown. Rev. and Mrs. H. G E. Chosby, Father Parse, Scotia, N, Y., and Miss Patricia Crosby, London, had previously spent a day with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Howard. Dick Geyer, M.R.IC.V.S.. Mrs. 1 -tarry Everett, Christine and Amar, Guelph, were the guests of Mrs. Ted Davies over the weekend. Baby Frances Everett. who has been in Mrs. Davies' care foe some week, returned to Guelph with her mother. Also guests ever the deekend were F/S Terry Tnindey, Clinton. and Miss M. Lindey, London. Sharon and Gail Tendev are attending the Huron E. J. REYNOLDS, �°R PLUMBINO HEATING Re it . General R pa 22-bhflb 30-b x.19 have been visiting the past week with friends in Mimic., Weston and Niagara Falls. Has Interesting Trip Miss Lois Middleton has re- turned home after spending the past six weeks on a motor trip through the United States to the Pacific Coast. Some of the most interesting points visited, were San Francisco, Los Angeles, Cat- alina Island, Mexico, the Color- ado Grand Canyon and Texas. Mrs. D, A. Cameron, son and daughter, were also here o Wednesday of last week, the oc- casion being Miss Elizabeth Cam- eron's birthday. William L. Cam- eron also spent the weekend here. Special Preacher Rev. C. Gemmell, rector of St. Anne's 'Church, Toronto, will be the speoial• speaker at St. James', Middleton, and Trinity Church services, Bayfield, on Sunday morning. next. On Soo Staff Mrs. R. -B. Johnston left last week to visitin. London en route to Sault Ste. Marie, where she has taken a position as kinder- garten teacher on the Public School staff of that city. Carnival a Success The Firemen's Carnival held on Friday evening last was a de- cided success, due to the 'organ- ization of the Fire Brigade, un- der Fire Chief Walter Westlake. Reg. Francis had charge of bingo and members of the brigade ap- preciate the help given them in it and genies of skill by local and summer residents and RCAF personnel: Church Camp. Donald Cameron and Miss Eth- el Cameron returned to North- ville, Mich., on Monday after having spent a week with the former's sisters, Misses Elizabeth and Mildred Cameron. ,Miss Grace Cameron who has been with her sisters for several weeks accomp- anied them as far as Detroit an her return to Chicago. Miss Helen Cameron, Denver, Colorado, came on Wednesday of last .week for a visit, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cameron and Mrs. Snyder, Wil- liam L. Cameron and Mn and 4-4.-•-•-•÷01-•-•-•-0-0 4.0-4 -11-0-4. �. STANLEY Community Club Meets The August meeting of Stanley Community Club was held at the home of Mrs. Goldie Graham, with a good' attendance, and a number of visitors present. The president, Mrs. George Cantelon, conducted the meeting. The chief item of business was the sending of $10 to Huron County Children's Aid Society. A program consisting of a solo by Joan McGowan, reading by Anna Moffat, recitation by Anne McCowan, solo .by Elaine Taylor, and reading by Marjorie Graham, was followed by a lunch served by the hostess and her group. Changeover To 60 Cycles Well Advanced Congratulations! For the first time in years, the children of Robert Orr, who is in his 34th year, Mrs. Albert Leitch, Gbdenich, Willeim Orr, and Mrs. "Walter . Westlake, were all together when they gathered with himat the latter's home with. members et their respective fam- ilies on• Stunday afternoon for a most enjoyable family re -union. About 30 guests from Goderich, Preston and Bayfield enjoyed a chicken dinner before departing for their respective homes. Happy Reunion A happy family reunion took place at the Thomson farm near the village during the past week., Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Thomson and two child,- gen, hildren, Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. John Thomson 'and three children, ,Grand Rapids, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Mslcohn Eraser, Fort William, Mrs. Violet Walters Toledo, Ohio, and Mrs. Verna Kneeshaw, Code - rich. Mr. end Mrs. Fraser, Mrs. Walters and Mrs, Kn.eeshaw re- mained for a longer visit at the old family home. Approximately 150,000 custom- ers of all classes of Ontario Hydro's Southern Ontario System are now enjoying the benefits of 60 -cycle power. This was announced by Hydro Chairman Robert H. Saunders, who said that steady progress was being made en the 21 areas sche- duled for "Operation Standardi- zation" in. the "25 -cycle island" of the province. Mr. Saunders. stated''tthat stand- ardization work has been com- pleted for more than 130,000 do- mestic, 10,000 commercial and 2,000 industrial customers through- out this 12,000 square - mile "Island." An estimated 720,000 individual items of frequency -sensitive elect- rical equipment, and appliances have been altered for operation at the new frequency for these customers. Mr. Saunders said two' of the Areas, "A," north of Toronto, and "B," around Sarnia, have been completed, and work is well ad- vanced in three others, "C," the London district, "D," the St. Marys-Seafbnth-Goderieh sector, and "M," covering most of the lakeshore communities between Hamilton and Toronto. The equipment of some 850,000 Hydro customers will have been altered by the time the big pro- gram is finished in Southern On- tario, Mr. Saunders said. St. Andrew's Anniversary Anniversary services were held in St. Andrew's United Church on Sunday, August 12, with Rev, ;T. J. 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