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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1947-11-20, Page 6PAGE SIX CLINTON NEWS -RECORD TIimUIRSDAY, NO•VEMB!PtR 20, 1947 Interesting Items. From NEWS OF BAYFIELD Representative Miss Lucy R. Woods Phone Clinton 631r31, J. J. Finch lab on Tuesday to spen the winter in Stratford owing to it health. • Miss Beverley York, London, spent c,n the week end at her hates in the village,' I1V r. and Mire. E. A. Westlake are Spending this week in London and Sts Thomas. • IDr. and Mire. E. P. Lewis., Toronto, spent the week ends at the hone o Meas. 1M. F. Woods. Harry Baker, London, is spendingfew days with 'his parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bakes,.• ' Mr. and 'Mrs. Waiter Rohner .and baby Kenneth spent Sunday ab and Mrs, Nelson Heard's. 1 j'r. and Mts. Oharles Snelling and ;lvulhh, Brutaield visited with Mr. and Mns. Neilson Heard on Sunday. Wielilaun. Wight -man heft on Satur- day to spend the winter in Goderich where his wife is HI in the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Stothers and fainly Grosse •Pointe, ankh. spent the week- end ait the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Wee*. • FL,ny. Stotesbury, 1aterhazy, Sask., spent Tatursdey and Friday of last week 'with his father Rev. P. G. Sto4esbury. Mr Mr. and s, Harold Bing, Sarnia, M..8, and Mrs en Stith, and family of London, spent the week end 'with 14L'ta. Charles: Parker. Ms. Edward, Sturgeon returned home :after spending last week at Preston with her daughter Jean and hes son Stuart and his wife. School Holiday The school children' had a holiday ort Tuesday as their teachers were attending a ,Convention Meeting. Passes Suddenly • The village 'was shocked to learn en Saltueday morning. of the sudden death of John mRiehard ,Castle. Mr. Castle suffered at :hetet attack late r1 mediately. 1 He was born in Hayfield September 25, 1898, the third son of elm • ]alto. George and i Teethe, Heard -Castle and lived here all his .life. He was a commercial fisherman and also con- ducted an ice !business. He wwas a member of the Anglican church, also a member of the Clinton .Masonic Lodge and LOlL No. 24 Bayfield. f Surviving are his wife Mao. Jean Weir Castle and one son John Jr. a Toronto; three brothers: George, Goderich; 'Sydney, Siencoe and Thom- as Bayfield. His parents and one sister predeceased him several years Friday evening and died almost inn wbThe funeral took place on +Mon- day afternoon at 2 pm. Rev. F. G. Stansbury officiated,' Members' of Clinton 'Miasonie Lodge' No. 84 con- ducted a service at the cemetery. Pallbearers were John MaeLeod, Charles Toms Thomas Castle Jr. Nelson Heard, John Parker and Wal- ter Westlake., WALTON men. avellers: Mr. and etre. ,Tames Humrphriee, Windsor, ' with Mr. and Mrs. William! Humpbries}. Mr. and Mrs. James Ritchie, London, 'with friends; William Holman, Toronto, withhis parents Mr. and Mrs. P. Holman. Doug. Frazer has returned home from Winnipeg; Mr. and MTs. Russ Mark and George Taylor on a hunting trip to Noatthere Ontarir o; Mr: and Mrs. Tenechtel, London, with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph: Bewley. War Memorial Unveiled An impressive service was 'held in Duff's United Chusoh, Walton, when a war mennorias tablet was placed in the '.church by W. C. Bennett and •As't Bewley. Rev. Mr. Hazlewood preached Trout the text, "For the builders every one had his sword girded by his side, and so bedded." Here It Is, Girls! y Your Chance to Join The Happy Family who work at Clinton Hosiery Mills Limited APPLY TO SUPERINTENDENT Huron and Huron -Perth Progressive -Conservative Association ANNUAL MEETING Friday, November 28 • 8.30 o'clock Cardno's Hall, Seaforth Speakers: COL. GEORGE A. DREW, Premier of Ontario, and the fol'lowa'nlg: Dr. Hdbbs Taylor, M.L.A.•, L. E. Cardiff, M.P.; J. A. Bradshaw, M.P.; J. W. Hanna, M.L.A.; Thomas Dent, M.L.A.; J. Fred Edwards, M.L.A.; Thomas Pryde. The address of Col. Drew will be recorded and broadcast over CKNX at 1 o'clock on Monday, December 1 E. D. BELL, President CLARK rfSiiDR, Secretary e rs ecord's GODERICII TOWNSHits Mr. and Mrs. T. J. )Salkeld, Luck now; were guests on Thursday last Of Mr. and, MTS. Fred' Middleton. tee. and!Mrs. Fred Middleton were in London • on Saturday . and Sunday, the guests • of Mar, and Mas. Ritchie McNaughton, While in the 'city they attended the Varsity -Western rugby game. Newlyweds Honored VARNA _• Mrs. M Reid 'spent the past yrcek. with i•e'aitives in Louden. Mrs. John "Rsthweil visited with reaati'des in London recently. 1418ss' Gertruclo Smith, Winghasn spent' the weekend at the parental borne. S. eiedesif, Wunghamt, called, on his cousin, Janes 'Stephenson, one day last week. •i. pleasant eocial evening was seem Flo. T d McAsh Toronto, romitb, spent the by the members of 'St. James :Ohureh weekend, with his. parents, Ma. and Middleton, at the home of Mrs, Wil -,Meas. Johe McAsh. • Mr. and Me. ,Bclbeiit -Reid have moved into their apoa+tments at Mr; and :Mrs. O. Weber's •house Baan Wse en Monday, November 17. The reit feature of the .eveatling was a double pitesetuteuton to two newly -married ,couples; Mr. and'Mas- Lorne. Tyndall and Mr. and 'Mrs. Kenneth MacKenzie. The, brides were. the former Harriet Wise and Jessie MnCbllough respectively both valued members:members:of St. ,Tames Church, A suitable .a'ldress was read by Stewaat Middleton and 'Mr. and Mrs. tynden were ` given an aluminum shower, Mr, and Mrs. Mae:Kenzie a beautiful Iaege mirror. These gifts were accaptedi vat speeches of thanks. The remainder of the evening was spent in playing euchre Mrs. Wilfred Cblelough and Mr. Donaid Middleton winning the most games. A splendid. lunch was served. Farm Forum Meets Farm Forum of S. B. • N. 4 God - etch met Monday - evening " at the home orf Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Telbbutt with an attendance of 19. Following the broadcast the •discussion period' was led by Irvine Tektite Tit was decided that Farm Organization meetings could' be made n>ore inter- esting for the ladies and young sPeapl,; by addition of .a melee hour at the close of the meeting. Miss Helen Crich was re=elected secretary for the following term. Games were Plan- ed during the recreation, period and lunch was .served by the ladies. The meeting next Monday night will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Hebden with Ma•. and Mrs, Jaek Merrill and Josephine Muir on the recreation committee. (Intended for Last Week) Mrs. Ira Merrill and Elwin visited this week with friends n Toronto. Mr. and Mrs Morgan Jones and sons, Lawrence and Alvin, spent the week end with relatives in Windsor. Walter Wallis has returned from a few weeks' visit -with two ,brothers and their families at ,Rudyard, Mahe, and Sault Ste Marie, Mich. • &Ir. and Mao. Wilbert Johnsen, Deer Lodge, accompanied by the Intr- ter's parents, Mr. and 14fr.•s. Ed Boyos, Brucefield, spent a few days last week with frends in Arthur. Erected Tho Cottages 'Mr. and 'Mrs. Thomas Dunbar who have spent the past six months at Lane 0' Pines Beath, have returned to their home in Lambeth. During the summer, 'Mr, Dunbar erected two summer cottages, his own, and one for Mr. and Mrs. James Barnes of London. Suffers Accident • Miss Emma Elliott of the Blue Water, suffered) a painful accident on Sunday evennig while tnilli]ng. The cows sbarbed fighting and she suffered a fracture of the hip. At pxsenent she is a patient n •Clinton Community Hospital. Her friends wish her a complete and speedy re- covery. . 8. S. No. 4 Parra Forum meeting was held at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Jack Merrill an Monday night, Nov- ember 6. The topic under discussion was "The Farther takes a Brien" the broadcast being dramatized. There was an interesting discussion under the leadership of Irvine Tenant -b. A recreation Period followed the dis- cussion, and lunch was served. The next :meeting is to be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Tefbreett. Should You Have Completed and mailed This Card? '--'•.mal .. ,y xcYN t•" �- .IF you are entitled to repayment of the Refundable Savings Portion of your 1942 Income Tax, AND— IF you live at a different address, or have changed your name d ue to marriage or other reasons since filing y0110.942 Income Tax return, YOU SHOULD COMPLETE THIS' CARD N • itzrtur if you have not yet done so please act now ... All cards should be in the Department by Nov. 30th Remember! There are complete details of what to do on the cards delivered to each household in Canada during recent weeks. If, for any reason, you did not get your card or an insufficient supply was ]eft at your address, go to your nearest district Income Tax office or your lDeal Post Office, where cards are available. If you have a change of name or address to report do it now. It will assist :n the proper delivery of yotu•citeque! DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE Taxation Division Ottawa Uon. James J. McCaten Minister of National Reissue Mee. Tendeon and two Sons. Cent - melee ase spending :seine time with her ,Metter, Mrs.',Gertrude Reid. there. 11i'. Geodfellow, Toronto and John Glenn Hensall were guests at the thoune of their eoueim, Mrs. G. Beatty. George Poster Windsor spent the weekend with relatives, returning Monday accompanied' by 'his sister, Mrs. C. ,Stelek, who intends 'spending the winter in Windsor, Mrs. Robert Woods and IMdss C'harlatte Jolhnoton, 'Sla. EelenS in canupany with Mee. V. Taylor, ;Bruce- fiehl, were renewing acquaintancesin the Village recently, Property Changes Hands D. A. Galbraith had purchased the prepenty of Mrs. A. Austin but owing to ''weather conditions, the sale of her etfeets was postponed until fur - ;biter matte. Bazaar Planted Varna United''Chureh WA is earn. plating arrangements for holding a bazaar and sale of .home cooking in the Town, hall, Varna, on Satur- day, November 21, from 3 to 5 pan. and 8 to 10 p.m, STANLEY 'TOWNSHIP Rural. Correspondents L eiDJ J3-, I o Mr, Aubert; Radford has purchased the house in Blyth formerly owned by Tont Mason. Miss ,Doris Cooper, Clinton, spent the weekend with her grandparents, Mr. and Mao. Tom Fadrserviee. Mr. aced Mrs. • Albert Cardiff and family, Brussels, and Mr. and +M'2;,. George Pearson, E'thei were .Spnday vlisitors alt the home of Mors. W. Beacom. Enjoy Social Evening Thirty-one enefubere of she - Live Ware Farm Foram of the Nth con. of Millett enjoyed a tmlcey dinner and 'mole' evening at thein• Best meeting, ,in Londesboro 'Community hall, lest weak. W. M. S. Thanpofforing The Woman's Missionary .Soeiety of the United Chureh, Loondesbare, held a successful Thankof,fering meeting with !the ladies of Burns and Constance societies as their guests. Rev. UNITS. .2tamvay of Brueefield gave a wonderful address on condit- ions in China where she and her husband served es missiona'ta;es. The psogrant consisted of a solo by Ms. B, Lindsay, a coronet solo by Miss Marjorie Waist, =a reading by Mrs. William Britton and a solo by Miss P:hyllds eneCool. A social half hour was enjoyed at the close when lunch was served by members with Mrs. M. Manning and Miss B. Kirk pouring tea at tea tables. Mission Circle Meets The Ainvwell Mission Circle held BRUCEFIELD Miss Mlargaret' McEtwen has taken a. position en W ingham. The Iced Cross will meet this tont- inig Thursday afternoon at ehe home min Tana Baird visited miss Mary of Mrs. Lindsay Eyre, There will be Gilmour, .Bayfield, last week. quilting. Miss Eleanor Fiber, •Gravenkutst, Walter IMehlwen, who is employed' visited her sister, Mrs. Welter with a lumber company in London Moffatt. visited at his home near Brucefield Mrs. S. E. Hodgson, of Saskatoon, yer the week end. Sask., is visiting at the hone of her Considerable interest was evident brotherin,ilaw and sister, Mr. and in. the football game between Varsity Mas W.!$parks and Western in 'London last Satur- Mx and Mrs Chester Neilans and day. Among those 'who took a trip baiiy returned to their home in Lend- to London to see. the game were Miss on on Sunday after spending the past Blanche Zapfe and Miss Ruth .Scott. week at 'the theme of the lady's par- Move to Brucefield ents, Mr. ,and Mas. E. C. Glen. Mae and Mrs. Stackhouse and Eva Mr. and 'Mrs, Chester Neilans spent are now living in the village: They Thursday of last week in, Kitchener moved there last week from the and on their intern were aicompanied farm. We 'hope they will enjoy life by Nies Ruth Case, tvho spent the rn ,their new home. weekend with them at 'the parental Ministers Exchange home, Rev. E. R. Stanway conducted services in Varna Sunday evening last. Lt was the Thanlcaffeeing meet- BLYTH ing- of the W,iM8 Ii v ,Reba Fieat'n preached to 'Bruce;freld .Church the Call For Tenders - same evening, `" e'er Receiving no response •to';a caul io•• , i .vhititc•Treasures tenders for the installation of toil tare v.' E Stanway on'.:WAdnesday and ,pump at the public school, .the e yen ng : 1.l exhibit his '"'Chin ese treasure€ in the church basement. This will be under the auspices of the organ committee. school board at a special meeting named J. Armstrong and N. Hamilton a .committee with eutli¢ority to let a contract far installing a deep well pump. Business Changes Several ehanges of burliness' and new ,businesses opening up have been taking place in the village. Grover Clure has opened a new restaurant in the sawyer of his hotel;' and a Sew beauty parlor has been opened in the residence recently bought from A. -Stead by Mr. .and Mrs: E, F. Chap- man, Listowel. Irvine Wallace hall bought the general drygoods stock of Mess Olive McGill, Contract Let For . Well A special meetng of +the Public •Sdhool ,Board named trustees J. Arm- strong and W. Hamilton a committee with authority to tet a contract for installing a deep well pump, tank fittings and piping. A contract for a drilled well, which had been let la'slt lAlpril 10 P. Davis, Wingham, is being renewed. alt had been tabled pending the result of the varte on the proposed' evaternvorks system, Practical Assistance Mr, and Mre, Russell Cook were pleasantly sntrpeised recently when 15 of their neighbors took possession of their woodlot; where they felled several trees and hauled thein out of the blush to where Doyglas'Oampbell's circular saw outfit soon out them into 12 -inch shove lengths. The result wag 20 cords of wood in the record time of four hours. Mr. Cook, who is a veteran of the least wary was seriously injured in the Mg and he has had to spend a great deal of time in various hospitals-, both overseas and since Ms return home. Rare Fruit Gro n n The &teen melon, a "rare fruit 111 Ontaelo, was grown successfully in the garden of Emmerson Dennis •Blyth this year with succors. Onie of the larger fruits reached a weight of 50 pounds The eiielotr which has a flavour sim- ilar to citron when canned is a mem- er elf the gourd fainly and a native The bazaar and home cooking sone oa British Columbia. ' Seeds' of the 'held in sit. Andrew's United Chur'o fruit are all bunched in the centre I{ipperr sponsored by the WA was analnug it favored for caneiaa,g, Tak-,very sitccess'ftul despite ,the l��ten- ing artificial coloring readily it is ; ent weather with over'e200' .realized. designed as a decorative canned fruit Assisting in the borates were: fancy f work—idles, L. Mellis, Mrs, C Wat- son, 'Mrs. W. Kyle, Mrs. 11 M Peck; rurnn nage—M Mrs. Ra cGregal Me.er M. Cooper; fish pond' -Mrs, W 13e11,•as MC'ooper'; vegetables --Mas, :III M'cBs' id'e, Mrs. A Parsons, Mrs. J. Anderson, .Mrs. A lli'reMim'trie; home cooking ---M s. E Jars.ata 'Mrs. Ii. Jones, 142hs. Iarold Jones. Mrs. A. Johnson. Mars, E Anderson Mrs. E. have to be hand -pollinated. Whitehouse; tatueh-anddtalre—IMrs. E. So rapid is the growth of fruit Cihipchase Mrs. W. Workman; tea— that 21 days after the fruit is set Bernice Me0linchey, Moria C'al'dwell the 50 -pound melon was 'picked.:In Betty ]:ion Watson, Joyce and Teem its native slim rte .the melon will 1 etroadfeot. The children ' were in reach 100 -pound' weight. I&'barge of the candy 'booth., I OLMESVILLE Mrs. John Harris' and Mrs. Dewar Talbot spent the last two weeks with M. and Mrs. Riggs Feagan. Do'. and Mee. A. P. 'Cooper and two sons Grant and Bruce, Toronto, spent the weekend with ehe former's sister aril brother-in,lnuw, •Mr. and Mrs. A. E Bond. Mrs. A. E. Bend spent a few days last week in Taranto and on Friday attended the Convocation In Convoc- ation Hall when !her nephew, Grant Cooper, received his B. A. Se. degree from the University of Tenanto. HULLETT TOWNSHIP Happy Workers Meet The November meeting of the Happy Workees Club was held at the home- of Mrs. Arnold Jamieson. The meeting opened by singing "Blest Be the Tie" followed by the lord's Prayer: The ,treasurer's and secret .cry's reports •were then given. The (text meeting is to be held wt the Moine of Mrs. Warren Gibbings. The lucky ticket was Avon by leers. William Holland. The afternoon was spent in quilting atter which a dainty lunclt was served by group KIPPEN Missing Husband Pound Mts. Thomas Monroe, Fox Point, Northern Ontaro, while visiting with parents 14Ir. ancli Mrs. William Deutz' ICi]'pen' 'reeeived word that her husband luras missing in the bush - land while :hunting deer and was 'i missing for three days. Mrs. unvoe immediate! y left for home on Monday rind slater a message received groan hes said that her husband was otnad and safe, Successful Bazaar os the Ohnannis season, M'r. Dennis bought ten .seeds of the odd fruit •nod •anter starting the plants indoors planted them in the garden in mid-June.. The vigorous. growing plants reached a length of. 50' feet. The blossoms are white, two inches in diameter, but 'they open only at night and for successful eevelopnnent their. Autumn Thankofffering meeting on Tuesday evening. November. 11 at the home of leers: Pamgrad with the president Mire. Sohn Pipe, 'presiding, The sheeting opened. by hymn 286,- followed ,by the;singing minutes nt the last meeting, roll cell and treasnrer:s' report, The business 'was their discussed after whfeh the pro- gram committee ,took charge of the meeting': The Scripture was :read by 'Gladys Gosling. Psi't of the study book was 'then given• by Edith Bem- ent, Gladys Josling mut Nona Pipe. Phyllis iMkC'ool favoured us 'with a caronet solo While the offering was being taken. Mrs. 1'angrad then led us in prayer. The; rest of the study book was then given by Mrs. Pan - grad and Nona Pipe, The mneeting closed by singing hymn 888 mane -all t.Vetting the Lord's Prayer in .unison The hostess .then served :a very, de- licious brach which was enjoyed by 'everyone,, LONDON ROAD Successful" Social' The London Road Chub held a very sue,cessfue social" evening:; on • Fa'iday November 14, in the Board Room,,; Ontario Agrieulltural oefice .Oliiiton. The evening was spent' in progtes... sive euchre. The high eoun't Wentto .Mrs. Wilbur bur Welsh Clarence .Sturdy; the low count to.. Mrs, Norman Ball and Fred Nott, A' sneerer prize for 'the most lone -hands was won Illy' iMr.. 8aeeman,-. vele wore 11 lone hands. A quilt had -been prepared and offered' for sale during the evening. Eddie Elia' wase called en to, auction it off and -was sold to Mel Orioh.; Coffee, sandwiches and cake were served by the ladies and a half hour of sable chat' wee enjoyedl The ladies mealiead' a substantial SUMP towards. theriehospittal fund.. SL MMERHILL•., Mr. and' Mts. T ,Mason, formerly of Sun unet+hill; heave- eelct'Oahe home: in Bl'ytih• and have bought a home in Windsor- where they are moving a couple, of weeld's;time. Clerk's Notice of Ffrst Posting of Voters' List Municipality of IiULLETT TOWNSHIP, Huron' County Notice is hereby given that I have complied with section 3 of The Voters' List. 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