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CLINTON NEWS-RECQRD
NEWS O.F. BAYFIELD
bum, Lucy ;11, Woods
Representative:
Phone Bayfield 45r3
Miss Berthena Sturgeon spent
Monday in Clinton.
E. A, Featherston, London, was
home' over the weekend.
,Miss Doris McEwen, London,
ares home'over'the weekend.
Virg, Tares, Kansas' City, is
Visiting her aunt, Mrs.' A. Bishop,
Prof R: Torrens and family,
London, Spent the weekend at
their cottage.
•
. Mr. and' °Mrs. R. B. Johnston
left on Monday to' spend', a 'few
days iri. i,+endon.. :e .e.. e «
Miss Margaret Ferguson came
home on "Thursday last to spend
A'Week's vacatiola.
Mr, and Mrs. Freda Bryant,
London, occupied' their cottage
over the weekend,
Mrs. F. V, Martin, Detroit,' is
at her cottage, "Boulder Lodge,"
for the month of June.
Don Scott, Seaforth, was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. James R.
Scott 'over ,the' weekend
"Prof. H.• R. Kallifleisch " and
family, 'London were at their
summer liome•over•the"weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleave Richards,
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Stratford, are spending two weeks
with Mr. and Mrs. L. I.,Macletjd,
Mr.' Mrs. Dduglas ' States-
bury;"Chatham, spent the week-
end with Rev. end Mrs. F. G.
Stotesbury.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dunn and
two daughters, occupied their
cottage on Bayfield Terrace 'over
the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Baines; London,
were the -guests of Wolter Cotton
at his cottage in the village over
the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Rehm, De-
troit, spent the weekend with the
latter's parents, Mr. and. Mrs.
David Dewar. •
Mrs. Elton Schnell, Detroit,
spent last week with her brother-
in-law and sister; Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. Schnell.
Mrs. W. Reoch and children,
Toronto, are spending the sum-
mer • with her. . parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. W. Higgins..
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Stephens
and two sons, London, spent the
weekend at their home in the
viflfge'"Shangri-La." '
Dr and Mrs. Wilson Mitchell,
and family, ,Birmingham, Mich.,
were at" their cottage `in the •vil-
lege over the weekend. '
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Souder,
Kitchener, were the guests of the
letter's aunt Mrs. 1:' .A. Edwards,
froth Saturday until Tuesday.
Miss Alice Hastings returned
.to the home of Miss Thompson
last' week after having been in
Clinton Hospital for . several
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Mitchell
and two children, Toronto, and
the former's mother, Mrs. Mit-
chell, were at Maryville cabins
over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Scott
and daughter Katie, attended the
wedding of the former's brother,
Harry R; Scott to Miss Lois
Lockridge in Wingham on Satur-
day last.
Mr. and Mrs: Fred Heard 'and
children, Stratford, visited with
the former's mother and brother,
Mrs. William T. Heard and Bial,
on Sunday.
Mrs; Delbert Haw and daugh-
ter, Miss Dawna, Proton Station,
ere spending a short holiday with
the former's mother and brother,
Mrs. William T. Heard and Bill.
Mrs. Fred McEwen, Mrs. Elton
Schnell, Mrs. L. G. Bassett and
Mrs. George Davison attended
Convocation at the University of
Western Ontario, on Saturday
afternoon,
M. H. Odd, E. J. Mulrooney
and Ralph'' Ashtdri, arti46 from
Kitchener; were^' gueaas!' et the
Albion Hotel, over the ,weekend.
They did' a' Midrib& of wafer
colour sketehCs of the ri"
hoUieis ie id tlieauty 'Witt "limit d
the village, .
nmaimed ,of ldiss Marion JF. N. Humors, London, .to Donnas/at
gt',
t0'f3ka placie'LSnLutst' 'aurae Medlar
_�lbtoath. "' -cit v
TSS eztj j r/1460 ha.; been 4n
�pt$tt9►," L irk/Luton n.
* Plate*• at Wir'lli a
'iltila7iborie 'Masses loft Jiine
i towtaklt, O V b
�hyleisi' in.L
r a! tical- a,
sleuth tinder Dr. D. A. 1Eelort►t
Nominated
REV, F. H. PAULL
Rector of Christ Church, List-
oWel, and St. Alban's Church,
Atwood,' end formerly rector of
the Hayfield parish, who was
nominated for the office of
' Rural Dean by the clergy of
Perth Presbytery of the Church
of England in Canada at Strat-
ford.
PORTER'S HILL
Community Club Meeting
Due to the Federation of Agri-
culture picnic felling on the reg-
ular meeting day, Porter's Hill
Community Club will meet one
day earlier on June 14 at the
home of Mrs. Maurice Frame.
Purchase of car insurance from
the Government is compulsory in
Saskatchewan whether your ear
s already privately insured or not.
We, congratulate Doris on obtain-
ing the Botany Gold Medal and
Dr. Dearness Bursary in mycol-
ogy. She has been an honour
student all through University
and her many• friends wish her
success in her'work.
Graduate in Toronto
A'J<r. acrd Mrs. E. J: Bauer and
two" daughters, Rita and Marg=
list, r'etur'ned .to Waterloo on
Mondayy evening ' after, , having'
been at''their cottage since'Thurs-
day Task. ' 'At the Univeisi'ty ° of
jTorontp Convocation do Thursday,
`! Dai id ,B,auer, ,_who-' is' 'atttending
Michtputi'6:' Cdllege.;•'add'kiss
D!! ueri.:UrrivendtY, "will 'r+e-
,•e ve-their $echeto a "Artt De-
jE+�.," Anotiler daughter' Ther-
�, iraduated from St. .foesph'e
Collage.'• £shoal, Volonta, this
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lalra trill: be'in *Mayfield 'fbh lied=
y',I •Jttn 13, ret the "*had
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air at ,a.aa pad.. nub • w+ill
tide: 'Eye iiyp' !t'fineai N+f'•' a•
rainistu.': Flettleal, When e11 the
people play. Fartilly'Pitting,, and
i'hbta Canada. :i
Trinity 'Gillick dial)
T c regular meeting ed Trinity
Ch'ur'ch • Gull' :was' held at' the
hcsne $d.' Mrs. Sam McEwen on
Thursday evening last; The presi-
dnet,'' Mrs Byrd Sturgeek con-
ducted the '" operiitig excretion.
It was decided to hold the An-
neal Summer Bazaar in Mrs.
Edwards'• store on July 23. Ways
and means of raising money to
re-decorhte the interior of the
church were discussed. Following.
the Benedution the hostess sere
ed refreshments.
Change of Governmen
ON JUNE 27, RE-ELECT:
My Record of Service speaks
for itself! All classes receive
consideration because of my
understanding of their needs.
Special attention for service-
rnen always.
L. E: CARDIFF x
1 -le has given nine years of faithful service in your interests
CARDIFF' FOR NORTH HURON!
DREW FOR CANADA!
NORTH HURON PR /OGRE:ME CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION
Goderich Township
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Heitbohiner,
Neva and George, and their guest,
Keil, Cook, of Stratford.
'Mr. and Mrs, George Woods,
Detroit, and their guests, Miss
Beverly Woods, Mr. Royal Cooley
and Mr. and Mrs, Joe Havis, all
of Detroit; Mr, and Mrs. Harold
Bowers, daughter Caroline, and
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Feeney, of
Detroit.
Weekend visitors to their- re-
specttve summer homes at Lane
O'Pines Beach were: Mr. and Mrs;'
Cecil Merkley, Wingham, with
their guests, Mr. and Mrs: Howard
Fuller, Mr: and Mrs. Harry
Husband and Mrs. Merldey, Sr.,
London.
Home After 28 Years
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lavis,
Vancouver, B.C., are visiting the
former'e sisters, Mrs 1'. Thomp-
son, Bayfield Line; and Mrs, J.
Huller, Huron Road, ,West. It is
28 year's since Mr. Lavis .was home
and he sees a great many changes
throughout the district,
Newlyweds Honored
About 65 friends and neighbors
gathered at the school of SS. No.
4, tospend a social evening and
to join in extending congratula-
tions end best wishes to Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Lobb, Toronto, who
were spending their honeymoon
with the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Lobb and other
relatives in the vicinity. An ad-
dress was read by Carman Teb-
butt and a living -room mirror
was presented to the newlyweds
by Jack Merrill from the neigh-
bours in the community. Harry,
very ably, thanked his friends far
the gift, and all joined in sing-
ing "For they are jolly good
fellows.' The remainder of the
evening was spent ' in corjtestrs
and playing cards, and lunch was
served, by the ladies.
EBENEZER
Ebenezer WA
The WA of Ebenezer. Church
met on Thursday at the home of
Mrs. Ira Merrill for the June,
meeting. With, the president in
charge, the meeting was opened
33, singing a hymn, Which' was
followed by the Lord's Prayer,
repeated in Unison. The',rrll"call,
"one cent for, each letter: in' your
second name,; was answered by
13 members., The reroutes of the
pr vrous meeting were read•:and'
approved The. Spriptuge gelding,
and prayer, ,were iv�ea by Mrs,
C. Tebbutt, .A'"reading 94r. P.f
Sloman's'School Car" ini'thet2une'
Reader's :DigdistrT"" tree:4i0II' by
)itra, 1. iierri►l.. !te tYieetlt►fl w ss
clpecd .'I17 the' Mizyah Beffedic-
Bon. 'Mrs. S. P.rquhar conducted
af. contest. Lunch wet -served by
lite hoatesa ,, „r
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Clinton News.Record
Clinton, Ontario
THURSDAY, .UNE 9, 1949
Correspondnts
PASSES EZAMINATIONS.
SFORTH--•Oban .°M$eTayish,
son of Mr. and lirs. John Mac-
•ravish, hoe successfu11y passed
e?tatireriatrons of tlie'third year in
architecture, University of Toron-
ta,,,., He nerved'' with the RCA '
during the Second World War.
FLAN: FIELD DAY
BELGRAVE ••='East ' Wawattosiu'
Township School Board and'.
teaching`staff met to plan' a fieldl
dayand picnic to be held June
10' in the new ' Belgrave Com-
munity Park. There are ten;
schools in thearea to compete -
in the sports program,
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