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Clinton News-Record, 1947-10-02, Page 6AGE/ SIX CLINTON NEWS=,RECORD THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, ,1947 Interesting Items Fr 1 NEWS OF BAYFIELD Representative Miss Lucy R. ' Woods Phone Clinton 631r31 D. L,Atkinson, Deteavt, was hi the Village over the weekend. Miss Beverly York; London, was home' over the week -end. • Mr. and ,Mrs. Miller, Toronto, spent the weekend with Mrs. C. KnucItey. Mrs. K W. Woods went to Toronto on Sunday .to visit Mrs. E. P. Lewis. Mrs. H. Ahrens, Detroit, was at "Trail Blazer" cottage over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson McConkey, North Bay, were in the village over the weekend. lithe and Mrs. A. Heinen, Grosse Pointe, Mich., spent a day in the village last week. Mr. and Mrs. C.' R. Will, London, were at their cottage, " bingleton" OM the weekend. Mr. and :Mrs: Norman Toms, De- troit, •aer visiting the former's mo- ther, Mrs. FI. Toms. 11fir. and Mrs. B. T. -Stephenson, Toronto, spent the week -end at their home in the village. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Stewart, Haan - then, were at their home in the will- age over the' weekend. Mr. and Mrs. V..C. Quarry, Ham- ilton, were at their .home in the vill- age ever the week -end. agar. and Mrs. LeRoy Poth and Ronnie went to Kitchener on Thurs- day last to spend a week. Mrs. V. Burt and family, London, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Baker. Mies Jean •Sturgeon, Preston, spent the week -.end i.virth her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sturgeon. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd .Makins and Marion spent Sunday in Woodham with Mr. and Mrs. E, Vodden Glen Brandon and Charles Guest, E'xetei, ,.trent the weekend at their respective homes in the village. Miss Margaret MacLeod spent a few days last week in Goderich with Mr. and •Mr. Robert MacLeod.' ,Miss 'El'aine Denby and Arnold Makins spent the weekend in St. Thomas with the former's parents. E. A. Featherston returned to Lon- don on Sundayafter having :spent the week -end .at this home in the village. Mxe and Mr. Dennis Bisbaek, Olin. ton, spent Sunday with the latter's ,parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed (Sturgeon. Ma'. and Mrs. Fred Ritchie,, Elm- vale, came last 'week to visit the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George King. Mr. and Mrs. John G. Stumpf, Long Island, New York, are spending a week with bh. a .latter's mother, Mrs. W. J. Stinson. air. and Mrs. Walter Morley, Bloomfield Hills, ,Mich.; spent the weekend with the formers sister, Miss L. Morley "Birehcli£f." Mt. and Mrs. Charles Parker and small daughter, Toronto, spent sev- eral days Iast week with the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Parker. Mrs. •C. Wallace and son •Gordon Mason, accompanied by Miss Anne Drouin, Detroit spent the weekend with the former's mother, Mrs. Wm. 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Scott, To. ionto, were at their home in the vitt- age over the week -end. ;Mrs. Scott remained to spend,this 'week with Miss Lucy Woods. Mr. and Mrs. George Peck left last week' for their home in Fargo, N. Dale., after having visited Mr. P'eck's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and !Mrs. William Dowson. Miss Marion Atkinson returned to her hone in Lake Shores, M1rh., on Sunday after having spent the sun - met in Onillia and the past ewe weeks at the family home in the village. Mrs, J. II. Cobb returned to Toren- to on Thursday left after having spenta few days at "Su-m-R-Iun" cottage. Miss Verna Graves, Seaforth, was her guest for a couple of days.. A. N. Vansitone vacated 'Mrs. J. Cameron's dwelling which ` he' has occupied for some time and spent Thursday last with Mr. ' and Mrs. George King beforegoing to London. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Featherston recently sold their home on Welling- ton Street London. Mrs. Featherston moved baek to their residence on Louise. Sigma on Thateday of last week, Mrs, J. H. Lambert returned to Detroit after spending ,the weekend at her home in the village. Misses Mabel' and Eva &chars, Detroit, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lambert over the weekend. - Mr. and Mrs. •William Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Chester' Vellet, Billy Bell, Dear- born, Mich., were the guests of Me, and Mrs. OEee Cook "Lochame" over the weekend, while here closing their cottage "Dingle Bell." Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Bristol left on Sunday for Arlington, Virginia, • after having spent the past six months at their cottage "The-house-by-the-side- ofthe-roadd". Their nephew, Charles Mothereeod, motored from Washing- ton, D. C., to take them to ,Arlington.. F. a and Mrs. F. Ashdown and family are occupying the upstairs a- partment and Flight Lieutenant and Mrs. Erie Wilson and fainly are in the downstairs apartment in the Brisson dwelling on Main Street The nien are stationed at the RCAF School at Centralia Lindsay Smith and William T. Heard spent Sunday with the latter's brother-in-law and •sister, Mr. and and Mrs. Delbert Haw, Proton Sta- tion. On their return they were ac. companied •by Mrs. Haw andi daugh- ter„ Dawna, who are spending this week with her mother and brother. and Maxine, London, Mr. and Mrs. Recent Burglaries Fred Telford's fish shanty was broken into one night recently and amongst articles stolen were a com- pass 'and a barometer. L. H. Mac- Leod's shanty was %also broken into but as far as can be ascertained no- thing was missing. A window was smashed. Move to Watford Rev. and Mrs. LaVerne Morgan and Karen left on Monday for Watford 11Ir. .Morgan's parents and brother came on Monday to -superintend the moving of his furniture to Watford., Mr. and Mrs. H. McLaren and Miss Christine carie on Friday to visit Misses A. M and EE J Stirling GODERICH TOWNSHIP tea_ Ptrs. James Johnston is spending a few weeks in Goderich with her son and family, Mr, and, Mrs. )'red Middleton and Misses Margaret and Kay Middleton, who were on their holidays; enjoyed• a pleasant vacation last week ort Manitoulin Lsland. Ted .Middleton, Stratford, was home for the week -end andi on his return was accompanied by Mrs'. Ted ;Mid- dleton, who had spent last week at the parental home.. Divine Worship will the held in St. Jaynes church, Middleton, on October 5, at 3 p.nn.' Mr. Lloyd Lake, student. at Huron College, London,. will be in charge. • Community Club Meets The S'hptenrber• meeting of S,, S. No. •4 (immunity Club was held at the ,hone of Mrs. Frank Jones. The meeting opened with the' Lard's Pray- er in 'unison. .The minutes of the previous meeting 'were 'read ;And a-. Plans were made for "tire bazaar., which is to be held October 1.1 an Council :Chamber, A quilt was OM- ed uilted during the afternoon. The next. *meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. L. ' Pearson When any articles for the bazaar that are finished are to be handed in, The. meeting a%Bed .with the Mizpah ben- ediction. The Hostess served a del- icious lunch. BLYTH • Travellers: Kiss. Jean Ho'dd, Haan- ilton, with her mother, Mrs. D. G. Hood; Mrs. Blair, Westfield, with Mr. and Mrs. Roland Vincent; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kechnie, London, with Me. and Mrs. Frank Benninger; Miss Irene McCallum, ,London, -with Mr. and Mrs, D. McCallum. To Improve Park Blyth Lions Club park committee met to discuss further plans for com- pletion of • the park. Arrangements were made to have it levelled, and sown with grass seed. A bowling green and tennis court are to be added attractions at the ,parrs. Honored by Choir Miss Enid Brigham, who has been a valued member of the United church here, was honored following choir practice • by 'the other members of the choir in view of her approaching marriage. ,She was presented with a coffee percolator by Miss Irma Wal- lace; and Miss Shirley Phillips read an address. Lunch was served. Relatives Pass Stanley Sibthorpe has received word that his mother, Mrs. John Sib- thorpe, died September 15, in her 79th year, at the home of her son, Albert Sibthorpe, Manor Park, London, Eng- land. She was buriedi -beside her hus- band in Canbey Island cemetery. Mrs, R. Harvey Robinson has received word that her yomngest brother, Ro- bert Davis, New Westminster, B.C., had died Monday, September 22, Mr. Davis leaves his wife, ene son and one daughter. Member Honored Mrs. N. W. Kyle was Hostess at her home, Thursday evening to group 2 of the United ,Chureh Woman's As- sociation. A special feature of the Harvest Thanksgiving service was evening was the presentation of a veil attended at 11 a.m. in Trinity pair of earrings to one of the mem- rch on Sunday morning, The rec- bens, Mrs. Albert Stead, who will or, Rev. LaVerne Morgan, introduced leave shortly for her new horne near • Lake, of Huron College, who Whiteehureh. The convener of the ill have.charge of the parish, and group, Mrs. Frank Holleman, read an who also ,assisted in the service. address commending Mrs. 'Stead on The rector based his inspiring ser- her faithfunees and expressing regret on on the text, "In Thee, d Lord,. at Icer removal; Mas. Kyle made the I :put :my trust; let me never be presentation. Mrs. W. J. Mills eon- ut to confusion". He pointed out tnibuted' R bending, and refreshments at we had gathered to give thanks were served. God for the harvest. "Perhaps," Special Rally Day said, "we think it a slim harvest A. large congregation filled the is year and we are not satisfied United Church auditorium on Sunday h the way it is distributed, but morning for the special Rally Day we should look about us and consider services. (Members ,of the various ow planer things for which we have classes of the Sunday School with be thankful" He went on to speak their teachers almost filled the centre his experiences on the Six Nations 'pews. Twenty-five members of the serve, :of the poverty, neglect of newly -teamed Glee Club made their ire children and appalling home first appearance •andi led in the service oeditions. We should be thankful for of sang, accompanied by A. E. Cbok, ongandst of the church, They also contributed several special numbers. Fo1•loiving the litany of dedication, 'red by Rev, W. J. Rogers, Mrs, Fraitk Marshall. superintendent of the .Sun- day ISehool, took charge and presented diplomas and seals. i chi t Li w 211 do h to he th wit ho t9 of re 50 CO our parents who love us; for our homes, when airmen, soldiers and sailors who risked their lives in the war for us are unable to find living quarters. He spoke of the unrest and uncertainty in the world and that people said: "Why doesn't the C'hureh do something about it?" The Church is you and me. When we say that thea we are saying "why don't you and I do somethirug about" During the offertory Mrs, Einer - son Heard sang "Open the gates of the Temple". At the evening service Mr. Morgan preaehed' his farewell to the parish. Tie chose for his text, Phillippianns 4, verse 11, "far I have learned in 'whatsoever ,state I am, therewith to be . content." Re spoke of his regret at having to . give up his ministry here. How at first he had been re- bellions 'that hie health had inter- .rupted ;his 'work. He sought comfort in the Bible •aria found this text. He said that perhaps nobody has ever been in the state that St. Paul was when he wx(ote these words to the. Philippians. And then he thought' of all the things happening to people whiiih: were much worse than had. happened to him, anci although He was still not quite as r'esig'ned as St. Paul, he was learning, 'He thanked the people for their co-operation dmr- iaug hie seven months' pastorate here and bespoke the same co-operation for Mr. Lake, who also waisted . at the evening service. He hoped that when; people were in London they would call on him in Queen Alexandra` a5anatai+rum, which he enters Thurs- day. Mrs. R; Leeson sang "The Beau- tiful Garden of Prayer" during the offertory, At the close of the service the wardens presented Mi. Morgan with a purse from Trinity .Church, for which he expressed his deep ee• - STANLEY TOWNSHIP Me. and (Mrs. Chester Neilans and Babe returned to their home in Lond- on on Sunday after spending the last ten days with Mrs. Neilans' parents, Mir. and Stirs, Ed C. Glen. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Glen, Donald Glen and ,Mr, and Mrs. 0hesten: Neilans were in Goderich on^Saturday attend- ing the Sully—Saunders wedding ire Knox Presbyterian Church. Mrs, John rMcCowan, Sr., and Mrs. James MacDonald' lett last week to visit ;Mr. and 'Mrs. Albert Batt, of S'touffvillo. (Sunday visitors at the ,home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. G. Glen were Mr•. and Mrs. Guy Madrock, Mrs. Mary Elliott, Mrs. Jack Elliott and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Howe, all of Toronto. 'Sgt. and Mrs. Don Wilson and two children left on. Friday for their home in Florida after spending (two weeks' vacation with the lady's' par- ents, iMa•• and (Mrs. Adana Stewart. Mr. ,and ,Mrs. Stewart accompanied them as far as Chatham where they wEl` spend a week with Mr. and Mrs. Francis Daymond and also with Mi', and rMrs. Iilarolcl Noonan, Windsor. • vices in Trinity elmech, On -Friday evening for Jaynes Thompson, son of Mi', enol 1bbi. Thos, I•I. Scotehmer•;. Sunday morning, 1Maegaree :Tacque- line, daughterof Mr, and Mrs. 'Fred Weeton, and Bonnie. Ano, daughter pn•ecnatnon.. - of rMi. and Mrs. Charles Parker; and Before leaving the parish Mr. Moa.. Sunday evening ,for David Glen, son gen held the following bap'tiesnal ser- of Mr. and .Mrs. Maynard Ciereie. __ BRUCEFIELD .Mrs; Alice Ham is visiting friends in Toronto, :, Mr. and -Mrs. Ross 'Scott spent a few days in Toronto last week. Mrs. FI. Zapfeis visiting in Detroit with Mr. and Mrs. ,Ronald McKenzie. Mr. and (Mrs. Ronald McKenzie, Detroit, spent the week -end with rela- tives. • ,Muss •Marion Paterson and friend London, spent the week -end with Mrs. A Paterson; Mrs. Elsie Forrest, London spent the week -end with Mr.. tnd Mrs. Ar - thee McQueen. Drew Swan and Miss D. 2bwey visited Mr. and Mrs,. James Bower, Exeter, on ,Sunday. Mr. and. Mrs..George Swan and Mr. and :Mrs. D. Ward, Clinton, spent Senday in Woodstock. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Murdock, De_ trait, spent the week -end with Mr. and -Mrs. John Cairns. Mr. and Masi E. Bell and Sylvia, Clinton, 'visited with Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Burdge recently. - OGroup .No. F of the W.A., under the leadership ;of Mrs. H. Berry, are holding a bazaar and tea in the church basement on Friday evening, October 10. To Organize Boy Scouts A movement is on foot to organize a Soy Scout Troop at Brumfield. Death of Mrs. S. Thompson The eomnnunity was saddened to learn of the passing away of Mrs. Samuel Thomson, second concessions of Stanley, whose death took place early Sunday morning. Funeral was held Tuesday .afternoon from the residence: . •' Successful Rally Day Rally 'Day services were 'h'eld in Brucefield United church last 'Sun- day. There was is good attendance of children and adults. Rev. E. R. Stan- way,. the pastor., conducted the ser- vices. He was assisted by Charles Scott, a nephew, .formerly- of Cape Breton: Mr. Scott is studying for the ministry of the United Church and spent the past summer on a mission field near Willie, Sask. He told a venw interesting story at the morn- ing service, and in the evening he preached a very fine sermon. Bean Harvest Reid Up The damp weather of the past few days has held up the bean harvest and many farmers still ,have beans in the field. We hope that the wea- ther niay improve so that the harvest may be completed soon. Group No. 3 of the W.A. of the United Church will hold a sale of home cooking and hand -made articles on the evening of October 10 in the basement of the church. Everybody 'welcome and will the members of this group, active and home -helpers, please make any contributions as soon as convenient: TUCKERSMITH Ladies' Club to Meet Tuckers/rah Ladies' Club will hold its next meeting at the home of Mrs. Albert Pepper on Thursday, October 9, with group 2 in charge. Roll call will be 'answered 'by "a health hint", and Mrs. Herbaria's will be the guest speaker. Counter Check Books at The NEWS -RECORD. L>• S t"4[aeeE$0 SAYS: • I should be seeing you, at once, about our NEW DOMINION SECURITY POLICY, because . . it's the most eoniprehens. ive plan yet devised. It pays 2 -ways, by providing financial protection for your family now (in units of $5,000) and by building a fund for YOUR own retirement. Wish you'd phone .use, and LET'S TALK IT OVER Basil' B. Pocklington Rattenbnr7 St. Phone 473 SALES,, SERVICE F. SKELTON Hamilton '.St. Goderich Phone 89 LO NDESBOR0 Miss 011ie .Moon, Toronto, spent the week -end at home, Mrs. CalvinStrrau ham and B Goderich, spent the week-endw with Mr. and Mrs. W. Mountiau. (Mrs. Lou Marshall and Miss Ethel Mlarshall, Sdeaford, spent 'Sunday With Mr. and Mrs. Robert•Townsend. Misses Mary Ellen, •Nest and Betty Skinner, Mitchell, spent Sunday (with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ps'est, Misses Beth and Elva Gainer, Jean Woods, London, and Willa James, Goderieh, left on Sunday on a motor trip to Quebec and .Montreal. Mr. and Mrs. Fred .Shobbrook and Mrs. Aline (Carter returned on Satur- day from a two ;weeks' visit with frri_ ends at ILuean, Granton, Denfield, St. Marys and London. WMS to Meet The MIS will hold its monthly meeting on Thursday, October 9, in the Sunday School •room. Group No, It will be in ehaege, On Sunday October 5, Commums ion service will be held, and on Oce. sober 12, anniversary services will be observed at Binns :Ohurch. Rev. W.. J. Rogers, :Myth, will be the guest. preacher. The Rally Day service was observ- ed in the United Church on. Sunday. moring. ;Rev. A. Penman gave as very impressive talk to the Sunday School children; taking for hie text,. "Remember you thy 'Creator in . the days of thy youth". The Sunday •School ehoir sang a selection with Mr. Meraiit art the organ. While the ofter- in'g was received, the orchestra played The Stranger of Gallilee"; Grant Sneii and Jack Webster played violins; and Miss Phyllis 61]cCool played the' cornet. John Arthur, little son of iti'r.. and Mrs. Cilff S•uadereock was baps tized.. LAIIN TSA Earn while Learning Clinton Knitting Cornpauy Ltd. 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