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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1947-06-05, Page 8PAGE EIGHT CLuTrov NEWS -RECORD Interestin T}IURp5L1AY;. JUN 5 1947' Items . From : News-Record'sRra1 Correspoiiclents NEWS OF ]HAYFIELD Representative Miss Lucy R. Woods Phone Clinton 631r31 Miss A. Fernette, Detroit, was at her cottage an the village over the weekend: Mr. and Mrs, James Brown, De- troit, were guests for a few days at The :Little Inn. Mr. and Mrs, J. II. Lambert, De- troit, are at their home in the vil- lage for the summer. ' Arthur ,Sullevai, Detroit, spent the weekend with his wife at the home of Mrs. W. J. McLeod, Mrs. J. Stinson and son Duncan, Detroit, spent Sunday . at the home of le rs. W. J. Stinson. William L, Cameron, Detroit, visit- ed his sister, Miss E. Cameron, over the Memorial Day weekend. Mrs. J. Webster, Seaforth, Spent a few days last week with her sis- ters, Misses M. and E. Reid. Mr, and Mrs; G. Churchward and two sons, London were at their cot- tage in the village over the weekend. The Bell Telephone Company an In .London offers you permanent work as a Telephone Operator Start at $21. a week, five days a week, opportunities for advancement. EARN OVER $4,25O.'IN FIRST YEAR HELP GIVEN IN LOCATING LIVING ACCOMMODATION Apply Chief Operator, Clinton Oiliea1111H1111131U e11111llillImlIeliiallealIIafNdillliallidlla11IrlIlidI1i111iillilllilliflllillilllIia NI it HaveYour Furnace ii VACUUM -CLEANED si i 4 J. -- i i H ti r This is the cleanest method you coud i t imai the gine ,a no dust nor dirt—and you get v i Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Atkinson,and Miss Marion, St. flail. Shores, ,were at their borne in the village over the weekend.' Mr. and Mrs. Harold Weston and two children, Detroit, spent the week Wendeston, With the former's father, George Mr. and Mas, William Speed and two children, Detroit spent the week- end with Mrs. Speed's mother, Mrs. Henry i4ieGlinehey. Miss Lola Elliott, Detroit, Mrs. Henzcs Millen, Mount Clemens; Mich., spent the Memorial Day weekend with Mrs. ail. Elliott. Me. and Mrs. Charles Kanter, De tr•oit, were at their cottage over th weekend. Their guests were Mr. andMrs. Carpenter, Detroit. Mr, .and Mrs. McComb and (laugh- ter, Birmingham Mich., were guests at The Little Inn for the United States 'Memorial Day weekend, Mrs. J. E. Howard and daughter m, Margaret, accompanied by Charles Genreinhard visited her sister, Mrs. H. G, E. Crosby in Mooretown lost week. Mae MacLeod spent a few hours on Tuesday 'with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. 'MacLeod while the tanker on 'which he is sailing 'was in port at Goderiah: Mrs. W. Grierson end daughter, Anne, who have been visiting her aunt, Mrs. F. A. E!dwarde, returned to Waterloo on Sunday with her spent the clay here. Mrs. B. Rudolph, son Clifford and his wife and (baby. and sen';Raymond, Toledo, Ohio, were guests of Miss Cecil McLeod over the holiday, while visiting the 'former's sister, Mrs. H. Thomas, Miss L .Morley, who spent the winter at ,Hollywood, Florida, came last week to spend the .season at her cottage "Birchcliff." Mr. and Mrs. Ray Morley, Birmingham, was with her over the weekend, husband and small son Charles, who Arthur Cotton who was taken suddenly ill was taken to 'hospital in London on Wednesday of last week for treatment. It is hoped that he will make a quick recovery. Charles Biggart, Vancouver, John Biggart, Mr, and iMrs. 3, H. ' Baker, Toronto, (former Bayfield residents, were guests at the Albion Hotel for couple of clays last week while re- newing ncquaintan'ees in the village. 'Guests at The Albion Hotel over the weekend included: Mr, and Mrs. H. Ormond and son, Allan. Dearborn: afie and Mrs. Floyd ' Jordon and daughter Patricia, 11Xr. and Mrs. S. Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. J. Griffin, Detroit. Phillip Calder, London, and Ted Southgate, Seaforth, are helping the carpenters get the Huron Church Camp in order for the summer. The Diocese of Huron .purchased a build- ing at Port Albert from the War 'Assets Corporation which is being to the camp site. Receives Degree At the graduation exercises of Huron •College held in Cronyn Me. morial Hall, London, Friday, Rev. Laverne Morgan received the degree of LTh, lie was also one of the candidates ordained as a priest by is Grace, the Archbishop of Huron n St. Paul's Cathedral on Sunday morning. 'Mr. Morgan is rector : of T rinityy Church, Bayfield. St. John's, arna, end 'St. James', Middeton, • LO N D E S13 OR0 Fred 'Gibbs is visiting his brother, Bob 'Gibbs, Hamilton. Me. and Mrs, Robert Smith visited with Mrs Elizabeth Lyon on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Adams- spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs, J. Vincent, Goderieh., Mrs. Ulrich, Arnold and: Roy, spent Sunday with the former's - mother, MTs. A. Fothergill, Mr. and Mrs. W, Govier, R, Seott, e Miss Kirk, Mrs... L. Webster, were in London on Sabuuday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gaunt, Kenneth and Fay, visited with Mi•, and Mrs. Andrew Gaunt, Luckn.ew, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, William Tares. , 'Col- Iingwood, visited with Mr. and Mrs, Walter Taros, a couple of, days last week, Mr. and Mrs. Manley Lyon, De- troit, spent . the weekend with Mrs, W. Lyon, and 1lLr, and Mrs. W. Govier. Mrs, W. Beacom and Miss Edith Beacom visited with the former•'s sister, ,Mrs. Brenner, Ethel, on Sala day, and •Mrrs. Brenner returned home with them. Mr. and Mrs. M, Lloyd, Mrs. .011f - ford Adams and daughter Ruth, and Mrs. William How, Winthrop, spent the weekend wilt Mr. and Mrs. Wes- ley Lloyd, Barrie. Mr. and Mrs. Freak Tamblyn left on Wednesday for Chatham, where Mr. Tamblyn will attend the United .ACK TATTLE Li VARNA rt ■ Mrs, M. Reid is visiting her son, Phone 335w CLINTON ■ Dr. H. Reid, Mrs. Reid and daughter, ill Ta'ronto. aIIiI11111111ilAiliIM11111111i11iY111ili1i111illlilgilllilllilllilllilili11111111i1Uilhilili111l11111110 H. McCiinchey, Bayfield, spent DEAFNESS NEED NOT BE A HANDICAP TO THE HARD -OF -HEARING IF YOU WEAR THE NEW 700 SONOT,ONE WITH "MAGIC K] Y" TRUE NATURAL 'CONE ALL -IN -ONE hearing aid. No battery cords. Distance pickup. Suppresses noises, double hearing comfort. Finger-tip power and volume control. 't FREE PRIVATE CONSULTATION 1 P.M. - 8 P.M. Mitchell, Tues., June 10th, Royal Hotel. Seaforth, Wed., June 11th, Queens Hotel. Clinton, Thur., June 12th, MacKenzie House. Qoderich, Fri., June 13th, Bedford Hotel. .friday 1 P.M. - 5 P.M. Clinics to be held at regular intervals for the convenience of the hard of hearing. Appointments if desired. Ask for Mr. Doerr, Consultant. ALL HEARING AID USERS WELCOME Write for Free Booklet. Sonotone Hearing Aid Sales and Service 62 QUEEN ST. NORTH KITCIDINER, Ont. PHONE 7.7330 23-b ONTARIO REGULATIONS are now in effect in Ontario relating to the licencing and inspection of Try 1ST .w:;t and the form, and contents of all eltiVE!{` S TTER pertaining to 'Hotels, Summer Resoles, Fishing; Hunting, Travel, Vacationing or other accommo- dation or facilities for tourists. 0 Interested persons may secure a copy of the Rega Iations by writing: The Director, Development Branch, DEPARTMENT OF TRAVEL & PUBLICITY PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS TORONTO HON. ARTHUR WELSH ' TOM C. McCALL Minir,er Deputy Moiler 16-47 the weekend with her cousin Mrs. William Bert. Mrs. S•telck., who spent the winter with friends in Windsor and Detroit, has returned to the village. Mr. and Mrs. Parsone and family and Mrs, Tuffiu, Staffnt, were aunday guests at the home of Mr•, and MTs. John Addington. Mae and 'Mrs. Ross Laytheur and family, Miss Gladys Beatty, London; spent the holiday and weekend with the ladiy's mother, Mrs. L. Beatty and 17dith. Weekend and holiday guests in the Village were: Misses ,Reay and Ade- line Palmer, Toronto, with Mrs. Gert- rude Reid; Mr. and Mrs. Lors'Elliatt, Walton in company with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Elliott with J. H. •Smith and family; 'Ma's. Kruger and son' Zurick, with Mr. 'and Mrs, A. Ings; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heard ;anti family, Strat- ford, with Mr. and Mrs: M. Elliott and damay. Service Withdrawn The service in St. John's Anglican Church was withdrawn on Sunday evening, June 1, owing ko the Or dination of the rector, Rev. L. Mor Leaves Hospital The many friends of Mrs. Mossop will be glad to knew the has 'suff- ieently improved to be able to leave the .hospital after hes recent operat- ion and at time of 'waiting was with her daughter Mss. William Ball, Clinton. To Present Play A play, happiness Ahead," will be presented by Beueefleld choir in the Tann Hall, Varna, on Friday, ,June 13,• under' the antspices of the Varna WA. The ,play, previously its nounoed for June *bag been chang- ed to June 13. • W.A. Meets Varna WA held its May meeting ie the Township Hall in the fosnn of a quiltingbee Twenty-six ladies were present. The president, Mrs. Ernie' McGlinchey, • opened the devotional part of the meeting. The theme song was suing after which Mrs. E. Me- Clinclsey read "My ,Daily' Prayer." Mrs. Will ,Stephenson then took charge of the devotional. Mrs, •George Reid then read the .Ser ,ptere reading and Mrs. ,Stephenson read the lG:tli verse of Psa1m GG The minutes af: the last meeting tl ti, were read and adopt-, ed and tie roll call answered by "an idea for making money.",Meeting was closed. ,by repeating in mason the prayer from the WA prayer cards. A : quilt was quilted for Mrs. Mel Webster and one for Mrs. Clarence Stepherman, . After the quilting, we, enjoyed a. tasty luncih. RECTORS EXCHANGE EXETER—An exchange of par- ishes orf Rev,Charles L. Langford, of Trinity Anglican Church, Mitchell, with Rev. M. A. Hunt, Exeter, has been announced. The Exeter parish consists of Peifv'ibt Memorial Church, Exeter', amcl St Fame Chuna, Hen call. Ma Langford has been in Mitchell eight years. Church conference; ,and Mrs, Taneblyn will visit friends, Mr. and Mrs. SidneyLansing Lanng at- tended the Gardhouse-Marshall wed- ding in Division St. United Church, Owen Sound, on May 28. Mr. Gard - house dea nephew of Mrs, Lansing. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs,. S. Lansing were Mrs. Lansing, Aub- urn. Miss Jessie Blue, Paisley; Mr. antci Mrs. Heele Peter•. and •Loran of Bervie, and Miss Nina Bunter, for- nserLy of Toronto, Miss Hunter will remain, on an extended visit. Mission Band Meeting ,. The Mission' Band will hoid its meeting on Jane 22 instead of Juna 15. Death of W. Pipe The sympathy of the community goes out to Lloyd and Jack Pipe in the death ,of their father, Mr: W. Pipe. 'VMS to Meet The W'MIS will hold its monthly 'meeting on Thnrsd'ay, ,- June 12, at 2.30 o'clock in the basement of the Ohureh. Group No. 3 will be in chatge. Kinburn Anniversary Milburn anniversary services will be held on June 15. Rev. R, G. Hazlewood, Walton, will be the guest preacher. There will be no service in Londesboro United Church. All are invited to attend the service at Kinburn. TITCKERSMITH Ladies' Club Meets Tuckcrsmitit Ladies' Club will hold its next meeting on June 11, at the home of Mas. Howard Jnhns, with group No. 4 in charge. Roll call will be "What I like and dislike most about the country." airs. Fear will speak on the advantages of living in town. Those unable to be present at this meeting are asked to send their names if they wish to become mem- bers of Huron County's Co -Operative Medical Service, as this will be de- cided at .the meeting. S.S. No. 1 Party S.S. No. 1 Tuckersmibh held their Annual section paaty in the school house. Bob Bell acted as chairman for the following .programme by the pupils of the school: choruses by the school; duett -by Cecil Pepper and George Parker; these numbers ac- companied by the rhythm hand. The Junior Red Cross report was read by Cecil Pepper. Although there are only tens pupils, contributionswere sent •to the Crippled Ohilds'en, Navy League and Chinese children's fund. Irl addition, a cot and blanket were bought for the school for use in ease of illness. airs. Simpson, the teacher. outiined the social activities of the year and introduced the operetta, "Goldilocks." Greta Pfaff played the lead, support- ed by Marian Pepper, Bobbie Clark, Gerald Bell, Joyce Pfaff, Jimmie Bell and 'Ken Parker. Bob Bell, Cecil Pepper, and George Parker 'acted as chorus. The chief prop for the play, the House built by Grade IV was much admired. in its garden setting of apple blossoms. Readings were given by Cecil Pepper. Bob Bell, Jimmie Bell, Joyce Pfaff, George Parker, Gerald Bell and Marion Pepper. Variety to these were afforded• by the following musical numbers: choruses by the .boys and girls eharus, solos Joyce Pfaff, and Ken Parker. A patriotic note was struck by the choral readings "Big Streamers" by the school .and "Britieli i'atnily" a choral reading from the Empire Day progranrnte by grades V and VI, This part of the program closed with two numbers by the Rhythm Band, with a fold dance " by Joyce ' and Greta Pfaff and Marian Pepper. Harold Paiker, member of the Tuokersmiat School Board, was Chairman for the visitor's program. He introduced Samuel Whitmore, Seaforth, who held the interest of all as he told of pioneer days .and ways PORTER'S HILL Rev. F. G. Statesbury leaves to- day to attend conference. Ladies. don't forget the W. A. meeting at Mrs. A. Lockhart's, June 12, afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Lockhart and family spent Memorial Day with Lawson's parents, Mr. ,and Mrs. James Lockhart, Rain, rain and more rain! Even on this high land. we find it Bard to get seeding finished. How dis- couraging it must he for those far- mers whio have heavy clay fauns! !STANLEY TOWNSHIP Ladies' Club Meets After a lapse of several months due to weather and road conditions, the May meeting of the Stanley Ladies' Cub was held at the 'home of the president, Mrs. Roy Cantelon. The meeting opened 'with the Lord's Prayer in unison. This was followed with the secretary's and treasurer's reports. It was moved by Mrs. Jahn McGregor and seconded by Mrs, Wil- liam Sinclair that $86 be sent to the Flood Victims in Engand. The .programme consisted of a read- ing by Mrs. Eddie Glen on the "Uses of Salt," and a quizz contest by Miss Bertha Diehl. The meeting closed by singing God Save •the King. The next meeting is to be held at the home of .Mrs. Adan. Stewart and the roll call is to be answered with "Thinge I Don't Understand," British ''Tide Welcomed •L/'RM. J. H. Stewart and Mrs. Stewart, an English bride of five months are visiting at the home of the formee's parents, M. ands Mrs. C. J, Stewart, 2nd of Stanley, Jack, Who has been confined to hospital for the last eight weeks, met ,his bride when she arrived in Halifax on the "Aquitaitia" on Sunday, May 25, and accompanied her home where ire will enjoy 28 days' leave. We wel- come Mrs. Stewart to our community. in Tuolrersmith, ,A: Lillico and James Macintosh, members of the board, spoke briefy. Miss Bilis, Hensall, favoured with 'readings and piano solos were enjoyed by Mrs. C. For- rest and Marilyn •Mousseau, Heusali. Charles Alexander and MTs. Ross Broadfoot contributed musico num- bers. Lnnrh was served. 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Mr. Herbert Passes The community was saddened hearing of the pissing er former beloved pastors of vi le United Church, in the Rev. J. W. Herbert which at his home in. Toronto on May 31. Our sincerest sympathy extendedtie Mrs, Herhert, Bili; Swsday as Proctor, are the Church of in to 11 �a.m, hour for on one of the , Holmes- person of occurred .Saturday, is Edith and dairy Royal from of .Scott's re- bred by will of forty are. and Mrs, Percy, Harrison, Betty and LeRoy, Goderi lt, Mr. J. Aiken. head, Kippen, .and l'Fr. and Mrs, Har - old Willeat, l-ensall spent with Mr. andAles. 1. Sunday Mrs. W. • J, A]Iconitead. Mr. and Mts. R. Pennywitt and Bobbie, Don Tones, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morrison, all of Detroit, Miss Olive Harrison and MissAiken. head, both of Londoit, :spent t the week- end with Mr. and Mrs, J, W. Aiken - head. o Farms an Horne Week At OAC, June 9-13 Biggest evert of the summer sea. on at Ontario Agricultural College. Guelph, will be the •anrnrual farm and Home Week planned 'for June 9-18. Arrangements are being made for 20,000 farriers and their families from all parts of the province to at. tend. Other events being held on the col.' lege campus this :summer include meetings of Wellington Co. Holstein and Yorkshire Breeders' field day, June 7; Ontario Poultry Confederat- ion, June 5 and 6, district agricult- ural representatives' conference, June 18-21; Junior Farmers' field day, June 27; Ontario' Poultry Conference„ July 15-18. IMP,O'RTS BULL The two-year void double Shorthorn bull,. "Teneplereagh King," which has been imported Ireland 'by James JL Scott, Poultry Farm, 1Seafortlh, arrived eently. The bull, which was Robert ' •Stewart, of Temples'eagh, Stelwartown, 'Novtheen Ireland, head Mr. Scott's fine herd accredited IShorthor.'ns. !! , ah a P i a. j, r . , x Vit? f9 Y (1°- 4051:°„,,,„„0-41-411:-.- TUCKERSMITH will ineet on MONDAY, in the Town Hall, day, June 7, as (Signed) Clerk, �� TicE TOWNSHIP COUNCIL JUNE 9, at S p.m., Seaforth, instead of Satur- previously announced, E. P. C11 ESNEY, Township of Tuckersnuth 23-h Court of Revision: TUCKERSMITH TOWNSHIP COUNCIL will sit as a Court of Revision on the, 1947 Assessment Roll on Monday, June 9,, at 8 p.m., in the Town Hall, Seaforth. Interested parties should govern themselves accordingly. (Signed) E. P. CHESNEY, Clerk, Township of Tuckersinith 23-b ']Che reason? Goodyoars' extra -thick, extra tough tread lasts longer, gives greatertraction. o• ilea rYou etmrem s t;`r of safer service at lower cost -per -mile. You can't get a better tire buy—why try/ Come in today for bland new Goodyears. YOUR G SEE SJ TODAY! 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