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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1947-10-09, Page 6FAG]! I'x CLFlvri:ON NEWS -REGARD' THURSDAY, OK TOPER "9 1047,1 1 nteresting Items From News-Record's_Rural Correspondent NEWS OF EAYFIELD Representative Miss Lucy R. Woods Phone Clinton 631r31 Miss Beverly York, London, was home over the week -end, JVIxs..D. A. Volume has gone to To. ionto to spend Thanksgiving. Rev. H. 0.11, Langford, Wallier- viale, was in the village en Monday, Jahn Elliott, Waterloo,was at his home in ehe village over the week- end, Mk. and Mrs. Chaises' Itientes, 'De- troit, were at their cottage over the week -end. •. c ,Rev, .and Mrs. J. ,Graham, Watford, attended the Bayfield Fall Fair on Wednesday. • Keith Brandon, Exeter, and "Jtien Brandon, il`ensall, were home ovex the week -end. Ernest Ieneeshaw, London, spennt the week -end with 'his 'aunt, Miss Cecil M'eLeod. Mrs. L. 'Greens has returned to Guelph after having spent some time at firer cottage. Clinton Lions fall Frolic ARENA Friday, Oct. 17 Clinton Citizens'. Band Will p'arad'e to Arena and will present program of popular musk in Arena from '7.30 to 8.15 p.m. GAMES and LUNCH COUNTER PONY RIDES for CHILDREN DOOR PRIZES DRAWN AT 9.45 AND 10.30 PM. Duncan Phyte Mahogany Coffee Table Parker . Vtwutuna4ie Pen - Electric Sandwich Toaster Admission and chance on Door Prize -- 25c DANCE Town Hall 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. NORMAN CA'RNEGIEE'S SEVEN -PIECE BAND ° .Admission to Dance 60c •, • • Proceeds for Lions Community Welfare rY jl 111N'lUilLAi [�4 til E El aA eietereeet Mies. Doris McElwen,'London, event the weak -end withcher mother, (Mrs. F. W, McEwen, NIx. and Mts. Thomals OSr, Jr:, and Tom I11, Stretford, spent the week- end in the village, Lawrence Fowiie, London, visited his sisters, Mlesee F. and E. Pawnee over the week -end. Ma. 'and Mrs, Wickham, Flint,. ninth., visited Me. and Mrs. William' Wigltinan last week Prof. Lloyd C. ,FFodg'ins, Toronto, was at ht's cabbage on Bayfield Ter- race over the week -end. • Mrs. James. R. i3eott returned t• Toronto an Monday after spending the week -end in (Seafortie 'Mr, and Mrs. William Robinson, London, were ,at their cottage in the village over the week -end. Mr, and Mrs. Charles! • R. Will, London, wore at their cottage in the village over the week -end. (Dee, and Um. G. Chua'chward, Lon- don, occupied' their cottage in the village over she week -end. Misses Alice Drouin and A. Fer- nette, Detroit, were at their respec- tive cottages over the week -end, Mr. and Mrs. Le 'Roy. Poth 'and Ronald 'came home on Monday after having spent ten days in Kitchener. Mr..and Mee. Chas. F. Rogers left this week for Toronto and will 'go on to ,Montreal to spend' Thanksgiving. Mrs. Vidor Beet and family, Lon- don, were with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Baker, over the week- end. ,Mrs. Jas. Webster, EgmondvilIe, and Mrs. R. Reid, Olinten, spent ewe eral days 'last week with ,Mass E. Reid. Miss Ethel Fingan Blue Water Highway, 'spent .Sunday with Mrs. Harry Aliens at the Trail Blazer Cottage, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Furter and son, Bill, London, spent the week -end with Mrs. Fuater's mother, Mrs. Wan. ,T. Stinson. Weston's Bakery and Mrs. F. A. Edwards' shop and dwelling .are be- ing brighstened up with fresh coats of paint, ilr. and Mrs. A. Creaser, Detroit, were the guests of Miss Jessie Met- calf at ;her home in the village over the week -end. George Bell visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bell on Monday while .the freighter "Quedoe" was in harbor et Goderleh. Mr. and Mrs, Renouf Johns, St. Clair Shores, Mich., spent the week end with the, lattei's ,parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. 111T. Atkinson. Mr. and Mrs. R. Parker London, entertained at a house party et their summer home in the village, "Wave Crest", over the week -end. Mr. and Mrs. E. Kendall and two daughters, Elmira, visited Mee. Ken - den parents, Mr. ,and Mrs. William IL Jowett, over the week -end, Weston's Bakery, Bayfield, is doing something to alleviate the ;ugh cost of living in the village. Bread has been reduced from 13c to lle per GODERICH TOWNSHIP Mrs'. john McClure, Goderich, visit- ed with Mins. H. L. Wise on Friday last. D'Aroy R<athwell had the misfor- tune to. lose one of his good black loaf. Dr. and, Mrs• R le. Lewis spent the week -end with ears. N. W., Woods. who accompanied them from Toronto on Friday. Mrs. Lewis. remained to spend this week here. The ;property of the late Thomas King •changes hands, lots 1, 2, 3 lo- cated on Jollies, and Agneas 'Slt `et. ha. been purchased by Mr. and Mrs. Harry .Ahrens,. Detroit, Miele Mrs'. R,,Iaggerty returned to Mem- phis, Mich., last .week after having spent a few days with Mies Maude McGregor "and Herbert •McGrego'r, on their return fro .ma visit in Bad :Axe Miieh. Mos. • Hugh Allen, 'Mrs. James Muth and son Malcolm, ,Mrs. Chace. Nunn, daughter Maty Elizabeth and son Scotty; Port Dover, were the gceels of their aunt, Mrs. Eliza Toms ever the week -end. Mr. and Mrs. Newton Sturgeon and family, Port Dover, .8pont the week- end with the formter's mother, Mrs. William 'Sturgeon. Mr. 'and Mrs, Jaanes'Orutckshenk sand baby, Clinton, were also with them on Sunday. Arthur Cotton and his housekeeper, MTs. Precious, moved, back to Lon- don on Friday. "Owing to ,ill heath, Mr. Cotton, who has only spent a year in the village, sold his home on Main et, to Lloyd Betkin, Clintah. Mr. .and. Mrs. Jim Day and two children, Pleasant Ridge, Mieh., spent the week at "High Top" cottage. On etheir return they were accompanied by the formner`s parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Day, who have spent the sum- mer season at their cottage. Mrs. Honey McOlinohey returned to her home in the village last week with Mr. and ,Mrs. William Speed and daughters, Beekie and ,Merle, Detroit, who spent last week -end with her. Mrs, lDaal Holm and babe, Preston, are visiting Mrs. •M.halinchey this week. • Mr. and Mrs. Walter Westlake and daughter, Gloria, and Miss Milvene Sturgeon returned home on Friday after having enjoyed a motor trip to the Kirkland Lake district, and also to Virginiatown, where ,they vis ,ted their son and his wife, provincial constable •and Mrs. Lloyd Westlake. Move from Grosse Point Mr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Mack, who have purchased the Charlee Seotehmer H'ardwar'e moved their effects from Grosse Paiute, Mich., to the living quarters over the store on ,Monday. Mr. Mack bets posses - ion of the business the first of Mo- ven-thee. We wecome Mr. and Mrs. Mask to the village and also their two 'daughters Mary and Phyllis who will arrive later. 1 • j4 beeauselii 11 edq 1 Lc�r When more than a million Canadians buy Canada Savings Bonds, there must be a good reason! And it isn't hard to find! It's because through Canada Savings Bonds, they can save money surely, steadily, systematically. uo because you've shown you like this. method of saving, here's' your chance to keep it up. You can buy the new Canada Savings Bonds in the same convenient ways, for cash or on cosy instalments. The interest is still 23/4%, and you may purchase up to $1000 in any one name (but no more). Decide now how much you want to save during the next twelve months, then place your order without delay. On Sale October 14th through your Investment Dealer, your Bank, or your Company's Payroll Savings Plan. WNW 4,46wr ceere Ili Bonds Sscorn) SERIES eek. low teams of horse. Mr. and 'Mas. Gordon Troyer, Hen - sell, visited with ,Mr. ancll Mrs. H. L Wase, an Sunday^ Mr. and Mrs, leobert 'Welsh and children spent Sunday at Fulilarton with .Ma. and acs, Roy Read. Mrs. El Durst,' Charles, Dorothy cold Jerry, Detroit, spent Sunday with het -elders Mee. J. ilullex and Mrs, Faed Thompson. Service in St. James The regular ' afternoon service will be held in St, .Fames church, Middle- ton, ,Sunday, October 12„ at 3 p,ni., as the Varna Harvest Thanksgiving lass been ipo'stponed•. BRUCEFI'ELD 1Wr. and Mrs. John Cairns are sporting a new Dodge tar. ,Mr, and Mrs. F. Grieve, ,Seaforth, and Mr. and Mas. H. Jenkins, have moved into the Elliott home. bit. and .Mrs Ettrl M'eKgdlar encs Jack McKellar, and Allan ,Reeves, Freeland, Mich., visited at she Mc. Cully home. Misses Ina and Mien Scott; Londes- bero, spent the week -end with M2'. and. 'Mrs. Ross ,Scott and Mr. and Mrs. William 'Scott. .Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs, Feed Burdge were Mr. and Mrs. E. Bali" and, Sylvia, •Olinton, and Mr. and Mrs, William Fotheringham and Bobbie. • Mrs.. W. A. Bremmer.a Mies Edna Bremner and Mr. and 'Mrs. Colin West and daughter D'orotihy, St. Thomas, visited Mee and ,Mrs. T. B. Baird oil Sundtay. i71r, and Mrs. Albert MCKellaT, St. Charles. Mich., Mr. and .Mss. Forrest McKellar, Midland, Mich., visited Joseph .M'eCully and Mary ,and Mr. and (Maas. W. Staelchouse recently. Brueefield WA The October meeting el the 'WA. was held on Tuesday, October 7. at the ;home of Mrs. E. Stanley. The meeting opened with Mrs. William Scott ,and 'Mrs. H. Adkenhead taking the devotional, and opened with the WA creed. Mrs. W. eleBeatih, presi- dent, was in the chair for the busi- ness part. whieh opened with the minutes of the last meeting and roll call. Mss. R. 'Allan gave a very in- teresting talk on "Time"..Mrs. 14:e - Beath conducted a couple of contests, after which the meeting elosed with the WA hymn and prayer. A delight- ful lunch was served. VARNA Mr, and: Mrs. Ed .Chutes' were vis. iters in Harriston last week with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mr. Harvey Ohuter. ales. Walter L• .Murray, Ottawa, spent a few days last week visiting her brother, Dr. Lloyd Moffatt and Mrs. Moffatt at their homes in Lon- don .and Varna. DING OOSTSI he Tire That" MORE For Youretoo �Y•. *MORE MiLES PER DOLLAR ®MORE SAFETY *MORE SATISFACTION 0 YOUR SEE US TODAY • .'4474.w. -E DEALER GOOEIVY REG. BALL REG. BALL'S Shell Service Phone 5 Clinton, Ont. Whprew have i Heathy Wash ' 'e( pq-rt5 ra : {stock and can repair,•or re- b4iid YSior. WrisIier Irkg;. hew. SALES ,,n4SERVICEI F., SKELTON Raan'il'ton St. Phone 89 ' Goderich LONDESJBOR Mils. Alton- Anderson; Receter, vis- ited Mas W. Lyon over the week -end, Mrs. 'Stevens, Ethel, vished with Mrs. Laura ,Snuadercoek over the week -end. Me. and Mrs, E. Harvey and Mae Gillis, Exeter, visited with 'Mrs, W. Lyon on Saterd'ay. Mrs. James Crawford spent a few days in London with Mr, .and Mrs. Pete Crawford. Mr, and Mrs. 'Russell McLean and Tittle daug'hte'r, St. Catharines. spent the week -end with Mfr, and Mrs, Robert Scott. Birthday Congratuations! 'ilhe many friends of Mrs. Marg- aret ,Manning congratulate' her• on her 86th drirbaday, vetch ,she celeb- rated on Monday, October 6. Burns Anniversary A'nnivers'ary services 'will be held at Burns Church onSunday, October 12. Rev. W. J. Rogers, Blyth United Church, will.be the guest preacher, Mission Circle Meets The Aim Well Mission Chicle will hold its October meeting Thursday • evening 'Ctetober 14, 'at •the home of': Mrs. Allan ISha'ddiek. • WA to Meet The WA will ,have its Oletober meeting on Wednesday, October 15, 2,30 pen. in theSunday School room., of the church. The hostesses are . MVldsses Z. Mains, Flossie Jameson,. Mrs. W. Mountain and Mrs. L. Shab- - brook. IHENSALL Death of George Hudson • Residents of .Hensal'i and district:. learned with regret of the passing sof a well 'known and life-Iong resi- dent of Hensel' is VVistot is hospital, `London, eVon'day, October 6, in his 77th year following an operation:, from which he failed to rally ; Fur- lther' particulars will be given in next weep s .issue. Counter Cheek Books" at The- NEWS-RECORD- Z>elice:cetti C 0 a Grand Musical Concert Brucefield United Church ON THE EVENING OF OCTOBER 20, AT 8 P.M. by Mr. McGee, London, regularly heard over Station CFPL Who will demonstrate' the qualities of the Hammond Organ, assisted by Mr. Gayle Gordon, noted London violinist Above concert is presented by Heintzman and Co., Agents for Norther/—Hammond 'Organs and other musical instruments Don't miss this treat Admission: Adults 35c Children 20e ONTARIO OPEN SEASON for P MIDGE 1947 There will be an open season for ruffed grouse, spruce partridge, sharp -tailed grouse and ptarmigan from the 11th of October to the 18th of October, 1947, inclusive, in the whole of Ontario except— the counties of Brant, Elgin, Essex, Heidi - mend, Halton, Kent, Lambton, Lincoln, Middlesex, Norfolk, Oxford, Peel, Perth, Waterloo, Welland, Wentworth and York, and the townships of Pickering, Whitby, and Whitby East in the County of Ontario, and the township of Puslinch in the County of Wellington. 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