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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1948-08-19, Page 7THU.RSDAz AIII'GLTST 19, 1,941' CLINTON. NEWS -RECORD LONDESBORO Mr:and Mrs. John Pipe- spent the weekend at the home of Mr: ::nod Mrs. Mervyn Pipe and family, Brussels. Mrs. Bert Deer and family, Auburn, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vodden for a few days last week. Dr. and Mrs. C. L. Treidaven, New York City, and Mrs. W, R. Reek, Guelph, called on.. Miss Lawday Young recently. Mrs. Parker, Toronto, and Miss Carol Cornett, Owen Sound, vis- ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ' .Sidney Lansing for a few days 4, LOW RAIL FARES To The Canadian National Exhibition AT TORONTO AUG. 27th—SEPT. 11th Fare and one third ' for the Round Trip (Government Tax Extra) Good going Thursday, Aug. 1 28th to satnrday, Sept. llth ine.'lusive Return 'Limit—Sept. 15th Full information from any Agent CANADIAN NATIONAL. last ,week. Mission Circle' Meets The Aimwell Mission Circle held its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday evening, August 10, at the home of Mrs. Tom Allen with the President Miss Lois 'Wood presiding, The meeting opened with, the Call to Worship and singing hymn 249 followed by the Lord's Prayerin unison. The Scripture.lesson was read by Frances Lyon.' 'The roll call, treasurer's report., and minutes of the last meeting were given. The business was then discussed fo11- odved by singing hymn 262. A temperance reading was given by' Helen Lee and a story was read l by Ruth Pipe and Lois .Wood. The offering was taken while Gail and June Manning sang a duet. Miss Clare McGowan gave a very interesting talk on her work in China. The meeting closed by singing hymn 568 foll- owed by the Mizpah Benediction The hostess then served a .very delicious lunch. HOLMESVILLE Mr. and Mrs." H. M. Whitmore and daughter Mary, left Saturday after spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Whitmore, Holmesville. 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ABOVE is reproduced a picture taken before the car left showing D. M. MALTBY, Clinton (behind) supervisor of creameries; JIM MORTON, (left), poultry -super- intendent at Harriston; and CLIFFORD' COOPER (right), poultry .superintendent at Clinton. Mt Cooper accompanied the shipment to Boston in behalf of ,Canada Packers Limited. Stanley Township Goderich Township M Miss Lenore McGuirewas visit- ing friends in London this week. Mrs'. William Townsend has re- turned from Clinton Public Hos- pital Miss Beverly Merner is holi- daying with Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bowden have taken a trip to the Manitoulin Islands. Mn and Mrs. Robinson, Bruce County, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Kettles. Miss Muriel Rowden is holiday- ing at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bowden. Miss Mary Harrison, Weston, is spending two weeks' holidays with Mr. and Mrs. James R. Stirling. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Fouran, Toronto, spent last week with the former's sister, Mrs. Jack Mc- Guire. Mrs. Andy Sloan, Sheffield, pent last week with her sister, Mrs. P. V. Elliott. She returned home on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon MacFar- Iane, St. Thomas, spent the week- end with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lobb. Loftus Miller, Watford, has been calling on the Miller fam- ilies and other relatives in Gode- rich Township this week. Alex Sparks is spending a few days in London on business. Mrs. Oliver Hopson returned home on Sunday with her baby boy. George Woodsh as returned to Detroit, Miss Beverly Woods, Mr. Royal Cooley are staying with Mrs. Woods at their Lane O'Pines Beach, summer home. Mr. and Mrs. Bagnall and son Peter were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ab. Thomas and Mary Ann, all of Chatham, at the. Barnes Cottage at Lane O'Pines Beach. Misses Doreen ,and Dorothy Mc- Guire, Audrey and Phyllis Har- ris, Estelle Cox and Grace Lobb, spent last week at a cottage in Deer Lodge Park, Bayfield. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bowers and daughter Carolyn, Detroit, accompanied by their niece, Miss Carol Ann Ankeny, Wyndotte, Mich., spent last week at Lane 0' Pines Beach. Busy Threshing Farmers ere busy these days threshing, with a good turn -out of grain. M• . and Mrs.' Joel,Toronto spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs, Ronald Joel. Mr. aro Mrs. Charles Snelling and Ruth, are visiting Mr S,:el- ling's brother, Por:, Co,b'trne. Mrs. McDonald, Sehforth i s spending a few weeks visiting her cousin, Mrs. E arbelie Thom - Stn. Dr. Melvin Graham, Ponoka, Alta., is visiting his brother, Goldie Graham, and sister, Mrs. Tames Broadfoot, Seaforth. Hubert Taylor, Thorndale, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Craig, Strat- ford, visited over the weekend with Mr; and Mrs. Walter Baird Mr. and Mrs. Grant Love, Cairo, Mich., visited on Sunday at the home of the latter's brother-in- law and sister, Mr. and NIrs. Stewart Baird. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Stewart and family, London, and Bert Holt, Torento, spent a couple of days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Fen- wick Stewart. Mrs. A. Zapfe, Miss Kay Elliott both of Brucefield, and Mrs, J. Ussher. Barrie, former members of Brucefield Rangers Softball team, spent an afternoon with Mrs. F. G. Smith, who also was former member but now resides in Noranda. Friendships were renewed and by -gone days lived over again. Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Smith and Nora and. Stewart, Noranda, Que., were holiday visitors with Mrs, Smith's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Fenwick Stewart, during the past week. Miss Nancy Stewart, Lond- on, accompanied them to their home in Noranda for a two week's visit. Back from England Miss Jean McEwan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex McEwen, Stanley Township, returned last week from England where she has spent the past year as an exchange school teacher. She is a member of the teaching staff of Toronto Public Schools. Here From Manitoulin Mr. and Mrs. Philip Barkley, Bar River, and James Barkley, Echo Bay, who were attending the Bruce County Old Home week visited with Mr, and Mrs. Fen- wick Stewart last week and call- ed on a number of old friends in the neighborhood. Mr. Barkley is an uncle of Mr. Stewart's and a Lucknow "Old Boy" He is hale and hearty in his 90th year. Community Club Meets The August meeting of Stanley Community Club was held at the borne of Mrs. Alex Melllwan, with the president, Mrs. Glen Broad - foot, in charge. There were 13 members, nine visitors and five children present. The meeting opened with the Lord's Prayer and the secretary and treasurer's reports were giv- en, and the roll call was answer- ed by recalling an embarrassing moment. After a varied business discussio,n a short program was enjoyed, consisting of readings by Mrs. John H. McEwan and Mrs. Frank McGregor, also solos by Miss Elizabeth Laramie. The September meeting will be held at the home of Mrs, Cliff Stewart, the roll call to bring as many coppers as the size of your foot. WITH THESE ORMT GOODYEAR HAILERS HI -MILER XTRA TRED • ' Gives longer wear on highways hauls where speeds are reasonable. HI -MILER RIB TREAD bur free -running and trailer wheels . cool, smooth rolling ... extra Meg mileage. HI -MILER ALL-WEATHER On drive wheels assure safe road - gripping traction under all conditions, No other tires give you such ail -round service, safety and satisfaction. Drive in today . we have your size. IIY Goodyear Butteries for '!'ruck, Cur or Tractor. b r�hG.t'i•a�r . Complete Shell Service CLINTON PHONE 5 BRUCEFIELD Miss Ruth Joynt, Ottawa, is visiting her friend, Miss Ruth Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Boyce and family are visiting his broth- er, Fred Boyce. Miss Margaret Henry is holi- daying at the home of bre par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Henry Mihs Margie Zapfe has return- ed home after holidaying with. Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Addison Clin- ton. Mrs. J. Cashel', Barrie, has re- turned to her home after visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Haugh. Mr. and Mrs. W. Stackhouse and Eva, attended the wedding of their neice at Westfield on Sat- urday. P Miss Marion aterson, London,e spent the weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Paterson. rs Suffe Injury Miss M. Marks is in Clinton Public Hospital. She sustained a a cracked hip in fall at the home Mr of her niece, s. Ross Scott. W.M.S. Meets The regular meeting of the W. M. S. took the form of a pic- nic when the members entertain- ed .the Mission Band and the Baby Band. There was a good attendance of children and their mothers. The Mission Band put on a short program under the leadership of Mrs. J. MacDonald. All then enjoyed a program of sports and games on the Church lawn. An excellent lunch picnic style brought a very enjoyable afternoon to a close. Brucefield WA Meets The August meeting of the W. A. of the United Church was held on Wednesday, August 4, with a very fair attendance. Roll call was answered by "Your Favorite Game". The President, Miss Bowey, was in the chair, Mrs. McBeath at the piano. Mrs. McQueen presided at the devot- ional meeting and Hymn 428 "Strong Son of God, Immortal Love" was sung. Mrs. Stanway's talk was on "Thomas" Hymn 113 "At the Name of Jesus every Knee Shall Bow" closed this part of the meeting. The business meeting followed. The group to raise funds chosen for August consists of Mrs. G. Elliott, Mrs. Dawson, Mrs. Blanch- ard, Mrs. Henry, Mrs. J. Murdock, Mrs. Brock. It was announced that in the contest being conduct- ed at present, Stanley leads by a slight margin. The flower committee for next month will be Mrs. McQueen and Mrs. McBeath and the roll call will be '' A verse you learned in school or Sunday school. The social hour took the form of a picnic on the lawn. All did justice to a bounteous supper af- ter an hour of contests. 'Compet- ition was keen as nearly all the members e1ntered heartily into the programme. BLYTH New Game Overseer Gerald Harris, Blyth, has been appointed temporary game over- seer for Oxford County, it was announced today by E, R. Mead- ows, inspector, Fish and Wild Life Division, Department of Lands and Forests, Mr. Harris succeeds Ted Shaddock, Inger- soll, who resigned as county game warden last month. Drop Fire Protection Lack of interest by the rate- payers has caused Blyth Munic- ipal Council to shelve its plans for improved fire protection. At a meeting of council, Reeve Frank Bainton stated that, as there had not been much interest shown by, the ratepayers in the proposed project, he felt that the people of Blyth must be satisfied with the present fire protection. In view of that, he felt that an expenditure of approximately $30,000 should not be undertaken or approved by the council itself, and, suggested that the matter be set aside until the ratepayers take more interest. A motion was passed that "due to lack of interest re fire protect- ion, it be aside for the present time and that the Municipal Board be advised of this action". Councill decided to have some !resurfacing done on No. 4 high- way. Since the province is having its portion of. the ' highway through the village resurfaced, Council plans to have the balance done extending from the province owned portion to the curb on what is known as Queen st. Permission' was granted to have pipe laid on Dinsley and Coombe sts. A deputation with Frank Tyreman as chairman, supported by A. Taylor and W. N. Watson, waited upon Council to point Out the need for,. the work. The group was granted permission to lay the pipe according to, plans to pe submitted to the clerk for Conne- ll approval, PAGE SEV IN Baby Falls 'into Well; Rescued Uninjured Gregory Hazlitt, 18 -month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. K; 3, Hazlitt, Goderich, fell 20 feet into a well excavation near Benmiller, and rescued apparently uninjured ex- cept for slight bruises on the back of his head. Mr. Hazlitt has bought property near Ben miller, and while Mrs. Hazlitt was busy in the 'garden there, the baby fell into the space around the outside of thenewly sunk well. His cries were heard. by his mother, and immediately neighbors gathered too render as- sistance. • Men liftedthethe top well curb to enable Leonard Fisher to be low- ered down by rope: He was able to reach the baby, who had been there for half an hour, and to restore him to his very anxious mother with only a few marks on the back of his head. BLYTH Walton Wins A fast game of junior soccer football was played in Walton Community Park Monday even_ ing, between Walton and Blyth, ending with the score 3-1 for Wal- ton. .The game was refereed by Nelson Marks. Properties Change Chester Morrison has sold his garage, business to James Arms- trong and Ben Walsh who took possession August, 9.; John Claris Brussels, has purchased Herbert Dexter's property on Hamilton st. Samuel Burgess, Morris town-. ship, is the new owner of John A. Cowan's residence and two lots on Wellington st,, and Lloyd Turvey has sold his home on Morris st. to S. Shannon, Morris township, Men's 'Bargains All -Wool Mackinaws $4.50 = - _, Tropical Pants—to clear 2.49 Denim Bibber-alis 3.49 Khaki Overalls 1.49 , Denim Smocks 1.75 Blue Wool Shirts .98 Dress Shirts with collars .98 Dress Socks pr, .35; 3 prs. 1.00 Dress Socks, Reg. .95 for .49 Washable Peak Caps .19 Police Suspenders .59 Dress 'Suspenders .39 Boys' Bargains Tweed Pants $2.95 Everyday Pants 1.95 Wool Pants 2.75 Good Broadcloth Shirts, size 13, 131/2, 14 1.49 Clinton War Assets Surplus BOX 428 Clinton, Ont. PHONE 460-W �r:«aW';«;,iQ«►,«»+A+: :. :w, ;..:..;»;«.+b,1.,;«HA W, •.:«... �»;«, .».M,;.O«.;««««'r� '�R3»:«, Poultry We are paying the following prices: DRESSED FOWL 5 lbs. up lb 37 cents LIVE FOWL Heavy Colored Ib. 32 cents Leghorns Ib. 27 cents Canada Packers Limited PHONE 580 Hog N�.r,,....�..« Cone, Quality Feeds Dairy They Pay Laying �.�. Mash Supplement PEP UP . THE QUALITY AND QUANTITY OF YOUR EGGS Be sure of the Best Grades. It's these extra eggs each day that pay off. — FEED A BALANCED RATION — Feed Quality Feeds for Better Results. A Feed For Every Need— CHICK GROWER LAYING MASH PIG STARTER HOG GROWER DAIRY RATION CALF MEAL & PELLETS Whole Grain Mixed Feeds Concentrates — Minerals & Fertilizer Samuel Riddick ( Sons PHONE 114