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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1947-10-23, Page 6Lois Wood then ledin the singing of "O' Canada", followed ,by hymn 366,, after which all repeated the benedic— tion. The 'hostess then served lunch; which was enjoyed: by everyone: ZURICH; Awarded' Prize Ralph It. Krueger, Zurich, :has' been awarded the Helen M. Benson Prize; in Astronomy at University of West- ern Ontario Summer School, London„ and will receive the award et' the fall convocation October 24: it SALES.1. SERVICE tAcog s'x CLINTON NEWS -RECORD jx�t�resting Iterr�s 'From News ..ter. NEWS OF• BAYFIELD • Representative Miss Lucy R. Woods Phone Clinton 631r31 homeB:ever•ley York, London, was e oven.• the weekend. • Rev. F. G. Stotesbury left on Wed- nesday to •spend' a few days in oron- Glen Brandon has returned Monne after having worked at Exeter for Sound time. Mr.. and Mrs. William Moran and Mas, •Morgan, London, spent Monday in the village. Mrs.• D. A. Volame returned to the village ea .Monday after leaping visit- ed in Toronto. Mr; and 'Mas. B. E'. Foyston, Byron, spent the weekend at their .cottage in JoWett'e Grove. Mr. and Mrs. H, Bauer, Waterloo; were at their cottage in the village over the weekend. Douglas Stotesbury, Wemys's, Ont. spout Monday and Tuesday with his father, Rev. F. G. Stotesbury. Mr. andMrs. Robert Berry, London. spent the .weekend with the former's brother Charles and Mrs. Berry. ,Mk. and Mrs. C. Wright, London were the guests of Mr. and Mrs, Charles Berry over the weekend. Mr. and (Mrs. E. J. Bauer, Waterloo, Spent the weekend at their cottage. They are having the • ground% land - scoped, Mrs. G. S. Atkinson, Mr. and Mrs, Ceoil Hohnes, London, \visited M`rs. C. W. Brown "The Briars" one day r e ee rutty. .Mr•. and Mars. Maynard Corrie are on ;holiday this week. Mrs, Canfield has charge of the store during their • absence. Clarence Larson, accompanied by 'dics Lite Simpson, London, spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs, R. Larson. George E. Little attended the or• ganization meeting of the Maitland ' 'Fish and Game Chub in Goderioh Monday evening, Mns. F. Pearce is spending a few daye with her brother Dave Campbell and Mhs: Campbell, B am belt Bayfield field Line p ode•' G rhrsh Township. Miss Peggy Burt, Howard and Ronald Burt, London, spent the week- end with 'their grandparents, Mr. and M'us. F. W. Baker. Mhs. L. •G. Bassett accompanied by her sister, ;hers. G. Davison, Weed - stook, retuenedl to her home in the village on Monday. Mrs. Elude Newton, Detroit, is visit- ing her sister, Miss Elizabeth Weston Her son, Kenneth Newton, was also here over the weekend. Mrs Spencer Devine and baby daughter, Mary Elizabeth, returned home on Monday after having spent a week at Southampton, • Misses M. and 3. Miller •and .Miss A. Savage 'who was their guest for a week returned to Detroit on Sunday with Miss Jessie Metcalf. Me. Albert .0atling, Port Stanley, Bayfield Cider Mill Will operate for the FALL SEASON on Monday, Wednesday and Friday Afternoons by and Evenings Special Appointment GEMEINHARD BRAS Onto -01 BAYPIELD and son, Rev. James Catling, Dor- chester, and Mrs. T. Decou, St. Thom- as, spent Monday in the village. P10'Douglas Sam, who is stationed at the RCAF R. and C. School, Clin- ton, •and Mrs. Sant 'are occupying an , GODERICH TOWNSHIP •Muster •Gerry Wallis spent the weekend with his granadmothee, Mrs. Ambler Welsh. Mr. and Mrs. H. Lavin and children' New Hamieeng visited, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Thoaremon en Sunday, M. and •Mrs. ;Robert. Welsh, Frank Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Jack °tuff, motored to Tabermory lin Sun - eller. at G. Mc14Dillaii's lone. `l r, and ,1VLxs'. Edgar RathwelI and Drz•, ent at Cooper, Detroit, en- daughteas• •and'. ,M'r, and Mrs. T. Rath- tentained a stag party of eight from ,well and Lois, nese guests -e Sunday Detroit at Wave Cease", from of IVIr. and Mrs. B, .3, d2athwell. Thur•sclaiy until Sunday 'last week. IMi, and Mrs. C. R. Gibbs, Harry Smith, .Royal Oak, Mr, and Mss. G. Burlinggeme, Detroit, were guests at the Albion Hotel over the weekend. William R. Elicit returned hoarse on Sunday from Stratford hospital, where he wase taken last week when he suffered a severe nasal hemot- irb age. Mies Mamie Henning amici Mrs. Alice Woodward returned to Detroit on Sunday after having been the guests of Miss L. Keeley "Birrehciiff" from Thwtsday. Mrs. le. A. Edwards, Mrs. R, J. Watson and Master• Edward's. returned home on Wednesday of last week af- ter having spent Thanksgiving in Waterloo. Mhs. R. H. Middleton and Bobby who spent last week with her mother, Mrs. N, W. Moods returned to Hen - sail on ;Sunday with Mr, Middleton who was here for the day. tev.,a nd as.F. H. Paull, were the guests. of Mrs. N. W Woods over Sunday night. They left on Mon- day morning for Windsor where Mrs. Paull attended the semi-annual meet ing of the W. A. of Huron Diocese Spencer Ervine, Charles, Jack and Gordon S'eothchmer and Milton Tal- bot have returned from their trip to the ploughing match at Kingston. They motored to eifontreal fell -tying the event and report a most enjoyable trip. ,Mrs', E. R. Milburn, Detroit, and Meir. F. D. Hendrick, Birmingham, IVeiche visited d Miss M. Patalrh u Weslnvmd .ever the weekend.is M s Fairbairn, who has closed her eobtage for the season accompanied them on their return to Detroit. Mr. and ;Mrs. Cliff Pollock and two daughters, Helen and Marjory, Lan- don, spent the weekend with the for- mer's sister, Mats. R. B. Johnston, William Fee and Miss tMary Fee, Hen - sell were also ,the 'greats of 1ifr. and Mrs'. Johnston on Sunday, Attended Convention Mrs. Oliver Rhyme, who recently left for Toronto after having spent some time with her 'brother, William L. Ferguson and ,Mrs. Ferguson, at. tended .the meeting of the Womens Hospital Aids A'ssoeiation of 'Manit- obaand the Oanadian Hospital Coun- cil, at Winnipeg last week. ;Mrs. My- nas is Administrator of Public ;Relat- ions of the Women's Hospital Aids Association. of Ontario. Speaks on Algoma There was a large attendance at St, Andrew's United Church when Douglas Stotesbury gave a very in- teresting illustrated lecture on North- ern ,Algoma. A naturalist, Mr. Stotesbury had taken the coloured moving pictures himself while travelling in the count- ry as a student naissios'ary. They gave a great insight into .the .life, beautiful scenery, and also the 'hard- ships of .travel in scenes depicting hunting. the +trapping of beaver, mink otter, fishing through the ice and the preparation of meals hi hunters' cab- ins, the mining of iron ere from bhe mine to the boats at Sault Ste Marie: ekes and waterfalls and the cane 'nside an ice bridge on Superior shares and bhe railway from 'Sault Ste Marie to Hearst which in many placer s cut deep through the rock and over which a locomotive does not travel more than .twenty-five miles an hour. (Intended for last week) Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Ludlow, To- ronto spent Thanksgiving with the latter's' grandmother, Mrs. William Howard. Mrs. William S. Wightman, who has been confined to bed for many months at her home in the village, was taken to Alexandra Marine and General hospital, Goderich, on Saturday. Jack C'as'tle, who was. taken to Alex- renidra Marine and General hospital, Goderieh, on Friday last, when he was threatened, vrith ,bronchial pneumonia, has recovered and returned to his home in the village. i llt1111111m111mI111111ImI11mRImlllmiilllilmif111111m1 im111mlllmlllmlllm11.111111111N\IiIm111111111m1111Fe a Have Your Furnace VACUUM -CLEANED Ii i i i This •is the cleanest method you could •—= imagine—I-no dust nor dirt ---and you get • • the job done very efficiently. DON'T FORGET! WE Wrn1'EWAS%I • AND SPRAY WEEDS! 1 1 i Phone 335w :,tori lifiIininspin1ialilalllmllimlllmlllitilmliimiallmmmmlilmlilmlllmitII11miilIIIIimiilAF w CLINTON 111 the world's doily newspaper -- THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR, you wol .tend yourself one eft' the bast -informed persons in our community. on atorld *affairs when ' yyou regi $his world-wide 'dory. newspaper regularly, You will p�ooleI {rich new Zlewpo(nts, a fuller, •richer understondinp of todoye vitoil news --PLUS her from its exclusive features on horeemoling, •duos* t1on, business theater, music, radio, sports, saberiSe now to este epadat "•e& ecatiefnee4" offer 'a! erentk far t: Rt. S. funds) A.�The Chri,tlan Science Pubtishind Society ' le I One, Norway Street, Boston 15, Mors., UJ, S• A. _ ,:1 Enclosed.is $1. for which please send me The CMalic jScience Monitor for one month. -111, n v t • 3trat, _ .. __ I City zone, , , ,stab . ,,'ti (Intended for last week) Mr. and 'Mrs, F. McAllister, Lin- den, - spent the week -end: at their summer home at .the Bayfield High- lands. Mr. and Mrs. George Woods, De- troit, and Mrs.` Olive Welsh, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Fred Wallis. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wallis, Mar- garet and Carol, were guests on Sun- day of Mr. and Mrs, George Addison and Betty, Londsboto. IM'r. and Mrs. Phil Heit'hchmer, George and Neva, Stratford, had es their Thanksgiving week -end guests Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hergott and family, Barelyerg. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil ,Merkley, Wing - ham, spent the week -end holiday at their enterer home at Lane O'Pines. Their guests were Mr. and .Mrs, Bob Hall, Miss Dorothy Pipe and Mr. Roy Manuel, and Mr., and Mrs. Howard Fuller, all of Wingham. Mi. and Mrs. James Barnes anti Miss Alma Barnes, Londton, spent Thanksgiving week -end at their cot- tage at Lake GRines beach, Their s'on-in-liaw an -• ' d daughter, Ma, and Mrs. A. Thomas' and Mary Anne Chatham, were their guests. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Philips .and daughter, Joy, of Ulnae, Mich., Miss Violet Phillips, To- ronto, Miss Jennie Irvine, Brigden, anis Norman Ritz, O.A.C., Guelph, were guests at the .home of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Merrill .and family over the week end. John Finlayson, Y pioneer residents of Sumpter Homes Sold that ,township. After her marriage in Mr. and .Mrs. Loren W. Burch have 1896, she lived in Tuckersmith. In sold all their summer homes at the 1944, she and her husband went to Bayfield Highlands, With the excep- Detroit, where Mr. Forsythe died, tion of their own summer home, to Surviving are orate son, John F., the following ' OtiVln families, les, who spent the Detroit; one daughter, ,Mrs. G. E. week -end andholiday i their Bav field • Highlands ;homes.;Me. and Mrs.'Saiih, Detroit, three bnothers, John E. Al. Millsap and daughters,"Jill and F•1 Seaforth; James F., Tuckersmith; Judy, and their guests, Mr. and Mrs.;and Wellman, New Westminster, B.C. Wiliam IMeHugh, London; Mrs. G. '.V. l Mrs. Forsythe was a member of St. Millsap, accompanied by her secre- iAnd``kew's United Church, Kippen, and tary, 'Miss Isobel .Simpson, London; active in the Woman's Missionary Mr. and, Mrs. Lemon, Base Line Road, Society. London, accompanied by their family; Mi. and Mrs. Oh Kippen East W.I. ecor ural BRUCEFIELD Concert Well Attended .A. grand musical concent was held in Brncefield United church, .Monday _October]. 20, Mr. IvfeGee, London, reg. ularly P'L heard on CFLondon dem- onstrated the Hatnmotnd' org'nn mecent- ly installed in, the - c'hurc'h, He was assisted by Gayle Gordon, noted Lon- don violinist. (intended for: last week) Mrs. D. A. Cameron, Clinton, spetct a few days with friends around B field. There were many visitors i around the village for the Th giving holiday. .Among those n were Misses Elizabeth, Ina and May Scott, Miss Hazel Dining Rossi billing, Mies Marion Patt Miss Margaret Aikenhead', all of don, Thanksgiving Services Thanksgiving services were attended in the United Churlh on day, and the 'sermon by Rev. Stanway and inu'si!c by the choir BLYTH ' in keeping with the day. At the 7&FTUR'S'DJetY, GOTOBER,,23, j847' Correspondent, LUN DESBORU Mas, Davis, Exeter, visited Mr. and is, J. H. Shobbrook on ,Sunday. Miss Eva Goodhue, Poet Stanley, spent 'the week -end with Miss Bina Kith. lo. MT. and, elks. Colin Fingland spentSunday with the former's sister, Miss Alice Fingeand, rctee•• M. and Alis. Aathur Kerslake, Exeter, •spent Sunday with Me. and n and Mrs. Bagri Gaunt: otieed Mr: and 'Mrs. Prank ;Rolbetton, Billie Ellen and. Joan visited Mr. and Mi.'s. John • and Nott on Sunday. eelon, Mi. and Mrs. Clarence Crawford Lon•- and family .and Miss Doreen Ann- ' strong spent the week -end in Ham- iltonand Niagara Fall's. gee. Ahniversary Services. E. R. The Annniversaay ,Seaveces of the were United Church will be 'held Saniday, morn- October 26 at 11 a.m. and 7.80 p,mr sang The ;Choir will render special music and Rev, Dr. W. Fingland. Niagara Fall's. will be the guest preacher. Mission Circle Meets The Aintwell Mission Cerele held its regular monthly meeting .at the home of (Mrs. Allan .Shaddick Tues- day evening, October 14, with the. president, M'xs, John Pipe, in the chair, The meeting opened with the singiaag of hymen 78, followed by the reading of the minutes of the last meeting, roil call and the treasurer's p re. ort. The 'business' was than dis- cussed' after which the program com- mittee took charge of the meeting. The study 'book was given in different parts which were taken by Thelma Shobbrook, Frances Lyon and Leis Wood. Hynin 380 was sung and Do• leen Arnnsitrong read the Scripture.Phyllis MlCool favored us with a 'solo and Doreen Armstrong led in prayer., ing service, Mies June Murdock To Receive Degree a solo "Thanks be to God", Three infants were baptized at the Rev. John Lanceley Henderson, morning service: Caroline Mary Aik- Blyth, has been granted the degree I enhead, daughter of Mr. and Mrs,. of Bachelor of Divinity by the Un- Fred Aikenhead; Douglas Glen Me• iversity of Western Ontario, London. (Reath, son of Mr. and 'Mrs. Alex Me - His will be one of 63 degrees and diplomas which will be presented at the Fall Convocation of the Univer- sity in Beal Technical School Aud- itorium, London, on October 24. KIPPEN Passes in Detroit Mee. Jean Finlayson Forsythe, w iid'ow of Abe Forsythe, died Wed- nesday night, October 15, at the home of her daughter, iMac. G. T. Scott, Detroit, titer cm illness of two weeks. Born ''in Tecicersimlth, 'she was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. nares Dalton and Enmity, 'Chuck, Laity and Carol, Lan- The October meeting of Kippen don; Mr. and Mrs, John Miller, theft ,East Woinen's Institute was held at sons and guests, London; Mr. and the home of Mrs, W. McLean Wed - Mrs. D. t. Douglas, also of London. Inesday, October 15, with 1VIrs, T. Ifay Mr. and errs. Jack Griffin and as co-Shostess. Mrs. W. Kyle, dau hter, Margaret, Toronto, visited y peeS2- at ehe hone of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred idertt, was .in the chair. The meeting Biggin during the week -end, opened by singing bhe Institute Ode • followed by the Lord's Prayer. All Community Club Meets .joined in singing "Way down upon SS. No. 4 Community Club met at the 'Swannee ,River", Dr, Brady, See- the home of Mrs, L. Pearson for their forth, was guest spoeeer for the ev- Octaber meeting. The president the meeting with the Lord's Prayer open- ed ening, and gave a splendid address cl . „ in unison, folowed by the reading of 011 Hospitalization", explaining the the minutes of the previous meeting. 'many advantages of this new scheme Articles finished for the bazaar were Peee in progress. Miss Florence handed in and marked. It was decided, Welsh, Retrial], favored with a to buy more print to be made intopleasing solo, "Bless this house", ac - aprons for ,the bazaar. Plans were 'companied by Mrs. Laird Micicle. Roll made for the bazaar tea. r !call was answered by "a new health A gift donated by Mrs, Vtrilliants,habit which I should r raebice daily". was won by 'Mrs: Pearson, The next p Y meeting is to be 'held at the home Mrs. J. McClellan and Miss Grace cif Mrs. Stewart Farquhar. The meet-;Tremeer were appointed delegates to ing closed with the N'izpab beneciic- the Western Ontavtie -Institute eon - tion, The -hostess served a very de . vention to be •held at Hotel London lichees lunch. October 28, 29, 30. It was also decided to use the Insti- tute sugar that is left to make Cheist- ma's crake to be sent to England for Christmas. The Institute is making an appeal for donations of fruit, nuts or ;butter to be 'eft at Ityde's or Damon's stores in Kippen or with any Institute member where it will be distributed to the ccnnmuittees in charge of making these cakes; all do• nations to he left by November 1. 7t was also. decided to have a euchre and dance in the near future and fur- ther .particulars will appear 'eater, Letters of thanks were woad from Mrs. W. Lean re ourin St. John's Thanksgiving Toronto, •and Mrs. P. Kay. 1VLissran Helen. Harvest Thanksgiving .services will Love favored with a piano, solo, be held in St. John' (Anglican Church Tchaikowskey's' Conee-,to Nd. 1. The on Sunday, ,October• 26. Rev. R. M. motto, "To mite ie the voice of the P, Bulteel, of St. Paul's Church, Clin- 'past; to prevent is the divine whisper ton, will lie the guest speaker at of the fature", was presented by ;Mrs, 11 -am, In the evening at seven Glenn ;MeLean in her most capable o'clock, E. Lloyd Lake, Huron 01- manner. A recitation, "The singing lege, 'London, will be in charge of the of that .hymn". was given by Mrs. service. Everyone is cordially invited Ross Chapman. The meeting ceased to attend ,these services. Service in with singing the National Anthem, the United Church will be withdrawn. and Mee. Jack Sinclair roved a hearty vote •me .thanks to the hostesses and those taking part in the program Lunch was served by the committee in °barge. Mrs. al. G. Beatty and Mist Mese sop, in company with MT. Stephenson, visited with friends in Cromarty and Brussels last week. Newlyweds Feted A. very ,pleasant evening was spent in the Township Hall on Friday When newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. R. Reid were presented with a miscellaneous shower, followed by 'a dance. Lunch was served, (Intended for lett week) Mrs. Willis, Toronto, is .a guest at the home of iMe. and Mrs, W. Web- ster and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Clarke and family are getting comfortably set- tled in their new home. We welcome tlseen to the vilage. Mr. and Mrs. Lather and family and Miss G Beatty, London, spoilt the week -end and holiday with Mrs. L. Beatty and 8biith. Dr. Harvey and Mrs. Reid and daughter, Toronto., were holiday and week -end guests with the former's mother, ,MVM'rs. M. Reid, Mr, and 'Mrs. Argo and two sons, Toronto; spent the holiday week -end with Mrs. A.. ''McConnell. Mrs. Mc- Connell returned with them and will spend •so'ine time in the city. • .Sunday guests were Mr. and Mrs. B Keys, Brumfield, with Ms's W. Hart; 'Mrs E. Smith and daughter, Mrs 13'odsworth, London, with Mr. and Mars. W. Bell and children Mr. Rickert and Mrs. E Cole, Tucker - smith, with (Mrs. M G. Beatty and Miss ',Cosset); Mr. and Mas. F Ca.ieve, Bruceifield, with Mr aid Mee M. Elliott and ttandly Mr. and iMis. Carter and daughter, London, with Mr. and ,Mrs. E. Orator. Harvest Thanksgiving Harvest Thanksgiving services twill be held in St. John's Anglican Church Sunday, Ocotober 26, at 11 a.m. Special Services ' Rev. C. P. Tavener. Holmesville; delivered two splendid aerm.ons in the United Church Sunday last. The ser- vices were well attended both morn- ing and evening. In the evenng the choir was assisted rby Lockart John- ston and daughter, Betty, London, The :latter sang a solo in a very cap. Mile manner, which wen greatly en- jo'yed: �eat'h; end John Eclevard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Walker. B. C. Couple Honored Mr. and Mrs, James Forrest, 'Al- berni, B:C., were the guests of honor at a gathering 'held at the home of Mr. and. Mrs. William Henry on Fri- day evening, Ootober 10, (About 30 relatives ansI a few friends spent a happy evening together. Mr. and Mrs, Forrest return shortly to their home in B.C. Mrs. H. Aikenhead and Mrs. Henry are aunts of . Mr. and Mrs. Forrest, and 18. D. Cameron, Clinton, is an uncle. HOLMESVILLE Holmesville W. M. S. and W. A. Holmesville W. M. S. met at the home of Mrs. C. Wilson for the Oct- ober meeting with 'Mrs. E. Grigg presiding. The devotiona▪ l period• opened by use of Hymen ??2 Ym . , after which Mrs. W. Yeo lead in ,prayer. A poem in- t'[tred "Thanksgiving Prayers" was read by the leader. The scripture lesson was the 147th Psalm 'An article on Christian Ste• wardship: was given by Mrs. H. Cud - more and one en Temperance by (Mrs. C. Freeman. The secretary read the minutes of the last meeting and roll call else a letter of thanks for Hewers from Mbs, Harold Yeo, All joined in singing H.ynm 33, Tho topic for the day entitled "The Bible for the North American Indians" was taken by Mrs.. E. Potter. Mrs. C. Freeman and Mrs. W- Norman, fay. ored with a duet, Meeting closed by singing Hymn 156 The meeting of the W. A. followed conducted by Mrs, A. Bond and' open- ing with Hyman. 284 followed by pray- er by Mrs. Norman. The minutes of the last meeting were read and a- doptod. The treasurer gave a report on expense of decoration of church. A lengthy business period follow. ed with plans being made for bazaar to be held October 25 in Clinton Town Hall. •Ohrisbmas cards which Society are selling were also on hand. All joined in repeating the 1tVizpah Benediction after which Mrs. N. Heard and Mrs. C. Wilson •served lunch. PORTER'S HILL (Intended for Last week) Mrs. John Harris is spending a few weeks at the Bert Harris home. Mt•. and Mrs. Bert Harris and two :children left en October 6 by but for the West. Most of Porter's Hill attended an. niversary services at Holmesville on Sunday last, Sympathy Extended Sympathy is extended to Grant Stirling in his hour .of sorrow through the passing of his young wiufe. The W.A. 'held its October meeting ma, Thursday afternoon at the home of ,Mrs, Jim Cox with 11 ladies' pre- sent and Mrs. Les Cox in charge. The meeting was opened with a hymn. elf T1hanlosgieing. 'Mrs. Elgin Cox read the lesson, followed by all re- peating the Lord's Prayer. In the absence of the seeretary, Mrs. Will Cox read the minutes. It was moved and seconded that we hold a crokinole. panty in the church basement on Hallowe'en, everyone- welcome. A number of quilt blocks were -handed in. .Some articles left over from the bazaar were sold. A. lovely lunch Was enjoyed, Extra Copies of Clinton News, -Record available as 'follows: BAYPIELD Weston's Grocery Store Maynard Corrie's VARNA W. T. 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