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CLINTONNEWS-RECORD
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1945.,
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NEWS OF BAYFIELD
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MISS LUCY R. Fo-'V(YOII<S Phone CLINTON 31`31
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Mr. and Mrs. C. B, Chapman, Lon-
don, were at their cottage over the'
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Stewart, Hamilton,
were at their home on Louisa Sty over
the weekend,
Pte. Ellen MacKay, .C'
M y, •W.A,C.; Lon..
\don, spent the weekend"at her home
in the village.
LAC Fred Weston, R.C.A.F., Cent-
ralia, was at his home in the village'
over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. J, M. Atkinson, Stew-
at;t and Marion, Detroit, Mich., were
here for the weekend.
Mrs. LeRoy Poth' aiid Master Ron-
ald,'New Dundee, were: at their home
here over the weekend.
Mrs. William Moran, London, came
en Monday owing to the illness of her
father, : Samuel C. Houston.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bennett, De-
troit, Mich, are guests at the home
of the latter's brother,. Percy Weston.
Mr. and Mrs. R, Stephens and two
boys, London, were at their summer
home, r'Shangri-La", over the week-
end,
Mr.' and Mrs. L. M. Day returned
to their cottage ``Hilltop" on Monday
after having spent a week in Detroit,
Mich.
Mr, and Mrs. W. P. Holmes, St.
Gatharines, visited, their son, Rev, R.
C. Holmes, The Rectory, over the
weekend. •
Mrs, F. A. Edwards returned home
on Thursday of last week, after hav-
ing visited in' Waterloo and Kitchener
for several, weeks,
Mrs. J. Fulton left on Friday for
her home in' Biggar, Sask,, after hav-
ing spent three weeks with her sister,
Mrs. Percy Weston.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Bauer and Mr.
and Mrs, 11. Bauer, Waterloo, were
at their respective cottages in the
village over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Stephenson and
family, Toronto and Miss Ada Bing-
ley, Detroit, Mich., were at heir home
in the village over the weekend.
Mrs. K. Ballencker and Miss Esther
Tice returned to Clare, Mich., on
Thursday of last week after having
visitedtheir grandmother, Mrs. Henry
McOlinchey, ••for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kanter, De-
troit, Mich., were in the village on
Thursday and Friday of Iast week,
owing to their cottage having been
entered.
Russel and Will Heard visited with
Mrs. Delbert, Haw, Proton, recently
and were accompanied home by Mrs.
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NAME
ADDRESS
Dawna Eleanor, who are spending a
coupe o weeks with Mrs. William
Heard.
Mrs. Walter Morley and Miss. Lil-
lian Morley were in the village on
Tuesday, having come to identify
articles stolen last week from the tat-
ter's cottage "Bircheliff." They re-
turned to Bloomfield- Hills, Mich., on
Wednesday,
Resumes Trucking Business
William E. Parker, who has been
trucking at Amberley for. the Storms
Contracting Company, returned home
on • Saturday evening and has resumed
his trucking business in this locality.
Property .Changes
Mrs. W. M. Purves, it
s, Birmingham,
Mich recently purchased the cottage
on Huron Terrace belonging to the
J. Hamilton Estate; Peter McGee has
purchased the late James Walmsley's
home on the Bayfield Concession Rd.
Two Citizens I11
We regret to report that two of
Bayfield's oldest citizens, Henry Dar-
row and Samuel C. Houston are ill in
Clinton Hospital, Mr. Darrow was.
taken over by ambulance on Sunday
evening, and Mr. Houston went over
on Monday night. Their many friends
with them a speedy reeovery.
Writes From Holland
Holland, Oct. 10, 1945
Pte. T. B. Cann, A58936,
24th Cdn. Field Amb, C.F.N.
Bayfield Community Active Service,
Dear Mrs. Prentice:—Just a few lines
to let you know I received the cig-
arettes, also your letter of sympathy
regarding the passing of my dear
mother, I thank you for both.
I am •having a swell time in Leen-
warden. Last night I was at the con-
cert party in Harmony Hall, with
friends of mine„ I am hoping to be
home for Christmas but there are not
many leaving, just yet on separate
drafts. Our unit doesn't expect to
be back until the early part of next
year.
Last Sunday I went to the Salvation
Army and they certainly have a lov-
ely
ovely band of 50 and a songster brigade
I really enjoyed it. I am enjoying my
stay in Holland, but certainly wish,
at times, that. I was back home on
my farmwith my Dad and.my sister,
Pearl, and Jim and Gordon. One thing
about our unit, the meals are goed,
considering that this is the army.
Have you seen Buss Glaris lately?
I haven,t heard from him since he
returned home. Has young Floyd
Westlake arrived home yet? If so,
how is he?
Were there many tourists in Bay-
field this summer? I must return to
my work now and also to my cup of
tea and cokes, at our canteen in town
here.
I must thank you again for the
cigarettes.
Sincerely yours,
BRUCE, CANN.
BISBACK—STURGEON
(By our Bayfiield Correspondent)
A very pretty wedding was solem-
nixed at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward ,. Sturgeon on Saturday af-
ternoon, October 27, when their second
daughter, Helen Louise, was united
TO ALL HOG
/PRODUCERS IN
\ HURON COUNTY
kt it4
A, e' A proposed Hog
Marketing Scheme
1 fori
t
Ontar o under
N'
the'Farm Products
Control Act, has been .submitted to the
Farm Products Control Board by the
Ontario Hog Producers. Association.
Before the Board will consider recom-
mending the scheme, it must be satisfied'
that a fair representation of the Hog
Producers are in favour of its adoption,
in order to obtain the recorded views of
the Producers,'a vote by ballot is being
taken on the question
"ARE YOU IN FAVOUR OF THE
PROPOSED ONTARIO HOG
PRODUCERS MARKETING
SCHEME BEING BROUGHT INTO
FORCE iN ONTARIO?"
Only Hog Producers who
are registered for the pup. %fit pose wan theft owe County
tl5, moo? Agricultural Represetacve
/45
,`"�✓ wilt be entitled ko rote on
7 the scheme. All Hog Pro-
ducers
ducers are there r
fora urged to register at once by
mail or in person at their County Agricultural Rep-
scntative's office' in order to be eliglble to vote.
When registering by mail, please forward name,
address and township. •
g,ng�rs`,{y1pp' py R�.Pd��Sf.EBIA'�1I�.;
U11r MUIit1011URtga
Y0 B. STNV
Clanton
BIdLGRAVE
Foresters'` Hall,
8 p•.m., Nov. 12
HENSALL
Town Hall,
8 p.m., Nov. 13
At this meeting the scheme
A i �ir1 will be explained fully and
0
`/ questions answered, Ballots
will be supplied at the meeting to producers who
have registered, so that they may vote then. Registra-
tions will be accepted at the meeting and also for ten.
days after it. All producers who are registered will
receive ballots, either at the Agricultural' Represent.
ative's olfuce, at the meeting or by mail. Copiesof
the proposed scheme may be secured at ;he Agri-
cultural Representative's office or at the public meeting.
All ballots must be returned to the Agricultural Repre-
sentative helote December 8, 19451, • • Any Ballots,
received after dial doe will not be recorded
ALL HOG PRODUCERS ARE URGENTLY
REQUESTED TO REGISTER, TO ATTEND
THE MEETING IN THEiR AREA -- AND TO VOTE:
VARNA.
W. Fee and sister, Mary, called on
friends in the village Saturday.
Mrs. A. Austin spent Sunday with
her, son, W. Austin and Mrs. Austin,
Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. Corby, Watford, were
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Alf. Ings one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Aldington Cromarty,
spent the weekend with their so
John Aldington and Mrs. Aldington.
Mrs. Dedsworth and Mrs. Robinson,
London, visited with the former's
mother, Mrs. E. Smith, one day last
week.
Miss Easier, Minneapolis, Minn.,
Who spent some time with her sister,
Mrs. A. McConnell, returned to her
home Monday.
Sunday and weekend visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. M. Elliott were
Mr. and Mrs. P. Heard and family,
Stratford; Mrs. R. Morrison and
friends,' Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rathwell and
little son, Peter John, Windsor, spent
the weekend with the former's moth-
er, Mrs. John Rathwell; also Dr.
Bruce Foster and Mrs, .Foster, De-
troit, Mich., with, Mr. Rathweil and
Mrs. C. Stele's. Mrs: Steick returned
with . them for the winter.
Clothing Relief
For the relief for overseas,., the
Varna school children contributed $3b
worth of new clothing, in addition to
a quantity of second-hand Clothing.
I11 In Hospital
The many friends of A. McConnell
will be sorry to• hear that he was
taken to Clinton Hospital for treat-
ment. We hope soon to see him home
again.
Welcome to Village
The Brown family moved into their
new apartment on Monday. We "wel-
come them to the village and wish
them every success as the young Mr.
Brown just recently bas returned
from overseas. Mrs. Mossop, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Elliott, moved their ef-
fects to the home recently purchased
front Gordon Horner.
St. John's W. A. Meets
The W. A. of St. John's Church
held its monthly meeting at the home
of Mrs. H. Diehl Friday afternoon,.
with a good attendance. The after-
noon was spent quilting. At the close
of the meeting a hot supper was
served by the hostess and daughter,
Mrs. Durham.
in marriage to Dennis McPherson
Bisback, son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Bisback, E'gmondville. The ceremony
!was performed by the Reverend F. G.
Stotesbury.
The beautiful bride entered the
room on the arm of her father who
gave her in marriage, and took her
place beside the groom, under an arch
artistically decorated with pink and
white streamers and bells. Her floor -
length gown was of French brocade,
organza over white taffeta and was
fashioned with long sleeves, close -fit-
ting bodice and full skirt. She wore
a waist -line veil caught with white
sweetheart bows and the groom's
gift, a ]:earl necklace with matching
earrings. Her colonial bouquet was
of rose charm and white poi -porn
chrysanthemums, The matron of "lion-
or, Mrs. Leslie Dolmage, sister of the
groom, wore a floor -length dress of
ivory brocaded satire with a shoulder -
length net veil and she carried Bronze
Indianola chrysanthemums. Leslie
Dolmage, Winthrop. was groomsman.
The reception was at the Albion
Rotel,' Mrs. Sturgeon received in a
gold frock with which she wore a
corsage of white pom-poms. and the
groom's another wasattired in a moss
green suit with which site wore a
corsage of yellow pom-poms.
:Miss Jean Sturgeon, sister of the
bride, and Miss Marie Ellwood of
Clinton, assisted in serving the wed-
ding breakfast. The bride's table was
centred with a beautiful three-storey
wedding cake, and floral decorations
throughout the dining room were of
pink and white chrysanthemums.
Twenty guests were present from
Grand Bend, London, Port Huron,
Clinton, Egapondville and Winthrop.
The gift to• the bridesmaid was' a
locket
an
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gold cat d to the groomsman, a
leather billfold. '
The evening was spent in music and
dancing, after which the young couple
left on a short trip East. For travel-
ing, the bride were a lime coloured
tailored coat trimmed with racoon
fur, brown hat and accessories•.
Upon their return they will reside
in Clinton. We join in' extending
congratulations and best wishes to
the young couple,
BEUCEFIELD
Mr. and Mrs. W. McBeath' spent a
couple days in Hamilton and Toronto.
Mrs. Broadfoot, Egtnondville, spent
Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. E.
McLeod.
Mr, and , Mrs. Sant Hohner and
daughter, Stanley, spent Sunday with
Mrs. A. Hohner and Jack.
Miss Beattie, London, spent the
weekend With her cousins, Miss M.
Swan and Mrs. Hani.
Mr. and Mrs, John Beattie, Sea -
forth, and Tantes. Gemmell, spent
Sunday with Mr. and, Mrs. Ross Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wright,' Miss
Jean Wright, FOS Bruce Wright and
;Friend, all of Seaforth, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs.' Ross Scott and
family.
United church Anniversary
Bruoefield United Church helda
very successtuul anniversary on Sun-
day, October 28, with splendid con-
gregations at both services.. Rev.
Arthur Sinclair, Blyth, . was the
speaker in the morning, and ,Rev. D.
MacTavish, London, in the evening..
The choir, under the leadership of
1Virs. Murdock, rendered two lovely
anthems.
Capt. Sain Ronnie was soloist at
the morning service, and Miss Betty
Moore, Egmoaidvllie,in the evening:
LONDESBORO
Mr.; and Mrs. Sidney Lansing were
in Owen Sound on Saturday.
.Mr. and Mrs. Jim. Crawford were
with bit. and Mrs. Jim McCool
Mr. and Mrs. Toil, Westfield, visit-
ed Mr. ' and Mrs. Charles Stewart,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fisher, Galt,
was with Mr. and 1VIrs, John Snell.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott, Aub-
urn, visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Prest..
Mr. and Mrs, Mervyn Pipe and fare`
sly were with Mr, and Mrs, John Pipe.
Mrs. D. As Anderson, Exeter, spent
the weekend with Mrs. William Lyon.
Miss Vine Knox, Toronto, visited
her parent's, Mr. and• Mrs. T. ' Knox.
Miss 011ie Moon, Toronto, was with,
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Moon,
Mr. and Mrs. John Vincent,'God-
Adamserieh, were with- Mr. and Mrs. T.
.
Mr. and Mrs, P. Manning, Clinton
wore the, guests of Mr. and Mrs. F.
Mr. and Mrs, W. Wills and Master
Douglas, were with Mr. and Mrs, It,
Youngblutt.
Mr. and Mitt Ab Shaddick and fam-
ily, Clinton, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
3, Fairservice.
Donald Hunking, Ted Prest and
Lloyd Longman, returned home from
the West last week.
Mr, and Mrs. J. Knox and Mrs.
Jeffrey, Wingham, visited with Mr.
and• Mrs. Ab. Vodden.
Mrs. J. S. Andrew, London, and
Mrs. B. Allen were the guests of ,Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Wells.
Mr. and Mrs. Davil R.' Mair, De-
troit, spent Monday with Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Fdirservice.
Miss Fern Watson, London, and
Mr. and Mrs. B. Riley, Goderich, visit-
ed Mrs. Charles Watson.
Miss Dorothy Little, Toronto, and
Mrs. Bentham, Clinton, were with Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Townsend:
Mr. and Mrs. Doogan, Brussels, and
Mr. and Mrs. H. Wells, were visitors
with Miss Elizapeth Mains.
Mr. and Mrs. James Roberton. Mr.
and Mrs. Herb. Mogridge, Auburn,'
were guests of. Mrs. Margaret Man-
ning..
Miss Beth Golder. Goderieh, and
Miss 'Elva Govier, Clinton, were with
their parents, Mr, and Mrs. William
Govier.
Mr. and Mrs. Matt. Armstrong and
Mr. and Mrs. 8'. Cox, Jack and, Helen,
Ethel, were visitors with Ma•, and Mrs.
J. Armstrong.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGregor and
Mr. and Mrs. Will Mair, and Mrs.
Mary Mair, Burns', wore the guests
of Mrs. Lillie Webster.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wright, Joan
and Betty, London, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Dickie, Bridgeport, Conn., visitedsMr,
and Mrs. Robert Fairservice.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Kerslake, Bobby
and Patsy, Mr. and Mrs. Melville
Herne, Exeter, and Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Lobb, •Olinton, visited Mrs. H. Lyon.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Doer and Mr. and
Mrs. Beet Baer and family, Auburn,
and Mr. and Mrs. George Watt, were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vod-
den.
Mr, and Mrs. N. Radford, Blyth,
Mr and Mrs. P. Gibbings and family,
and Mr. and Mrs, Bert Shobbrook,
Thelma and Muriel, wore with Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Shobbrook.
Congratulations!
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley Vodden, who celebrated their.
41st wedding anniversary on Friday
of last week.
W. JVI. S. to Meet
The monthly meeting of the W:M.S,
will be held on Thursday, November
8, at 2.30 p.m, in the basement of the
ohurch. Group No. 3 will be in charge.
Word for roll call is "Promises."
Farm Forum Meeting
The Farm Forum meeting was held
Monday night at Stanley Lyon's home
with 23 present. Mrs S. Lyon con-
ducted the games and next • Monday
night the meeting will be at •Mundy
Young's. ,
W.• M. S..T.hankoffering
The W. M. S. thankoffering service
will be held next Sunday morning at
ten o'clock with Rev. A. Penman, the
speaker. Will the members of the
W.M.S. Mission Circle and Mission
Bttn
please
me
:.ease
Band et in the basement at
9.45 and go to the auditorium in a
body. .
Successful . Anniversary
The anniversary services, held in
the 'Londesboro` United Church ou
Sunday, were ,well attended. The
auditorium, which was beautifd]ly
decorated w ith 'mums and colored
foliage, was filled at the morning
service 'when Rev. Harold Snell, Aub•
urn, preached from the test; "I will
arise and go to my Father."
In the evening the attendance was
good and Rev. Mr. Snell preached a
very thoughtful and appealing ser-
mon. Much credit is due to Professor
Cook and the ehoir•for the excellent
music at bath services. Thankoffer
ing was arpund $800. ;
STTMMERRHILL
Summerhill Red Cross
Summerhill Red Cross met Oct. 24
at the home of Mrs. E. Ball. The
meeting opened by singing "Blest Be
The Tie That Binds", followed by
Mrs: Lovett leading in the Red Cross
!Prayer and "The Lord's Prayer." The.
treasurer's report was given, also •the'
serving and knitting reports. There
were 16 meynbers and seven visitors
present.
During the afternoon two quilts
were quilted and patches sewn. A
glass bowl was raffled which brought
65 cents. This was donated by Mi•s.
!glass
and won by Mrs. Mair. The
'meeting was closed by singing "God
Save The King". Lunch was then
served, the collection amounting to
.'2.60.
The next meeting will be held ' at`'
the home of Mrs. 'Clarence Ball, and.
the hostesses will be Mrs. Forbes.
Mrs. 11. Murch; Mrs. R. Neal, and Mrs.
Penfound.
AUBURN
HGLMESVILLE
Mrs, Rich McWhinney, Crewe,
visited Mrs, Fred Ross on Sunday.
Stewart King, Toronto, spent the.
weekend with his father, Russell
King.
John Pfeffer and daughters, Erma
and Flo., Kitchener, called on friends
here; Sunday.,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Taylor and
Mr, and Mrs. Jeremiah Taylor were
London visitors on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. 3. -J.' Robertson visit-
ed their son, Clayton Robertson, and
Mrs, Robertson, Copper Cliff.
Sells Chopping • Mill
Clarence Cox has sold his chopping
mi][ at Whitechurch to Victor Case
more, Chatham.
New Rector Inducted -
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Asquith, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Haggitt, Mrs. Gor-
don Taylor, Mrs. Wites, Mr. and Mrs,
Alfred Nesbit, attended the induction
service in Blyth for the rector, Rev,
J. L. H. Henderson.
• Walkerburn Club Meets
Mrs, Amos Ball entertained the
Walkerburn Ladies' Club on Wednes-
day afternoon last with an attendance
of 15. The time was spent in mak-
ing, ,Red Cross quilt tops. A prize,
donated by Mrs. Ernest Durnin, was
won by Mrs. Henry Hunking. A wed-
ding gift was presented to a member,
Mrs, Durnin, who is at present living
in . London. Refreshments were
served.
Village Elections
The trustees of the village met and
the following by-law was given second
and third readings and signed: First,
That the meeting of electors for the
nomination of candidates for the
Trustee Board of the Police Village
of Auburn shall be held on the
Friday preceding the last Monday in
November at the hour of 7,30 p.m„
nominations being received until 3
p.m. on same date; 2nd, That the pol-
ling shall take place on the first
Monday in December, (Signed)
Thomas Hallam, clerk.
W. M. S. Quilting
Three Red Cross quilts were quilt-
ed by the women of Westfield W.M.S.
after which" Mrs. Norman Radford
was in charge of the devotional per-
iod. Rev. Harold J. Snell addressed
the meeting on "The World for
Christ". Mrs. McVittie, the president,
took charge for the business period,
Red Cross to Meet
Holmesville Red Cross will meet at .
the home of Mrs. Oliver Pocock, on
Tuesday, November 6. Mrs. Les.
Jervis''group, will serve.
when it'was decided to buy two pairs
of flannelette sheets for ,the national
clothing, drive. Letters of acknow-
ledgement were •readr
Rodfore forrpr..
Rodger Clifford Walsh for;par-
cels received. A' special thankoffers
ing colleetion was received.
Marks 89th Birthday
William H. Campbell, who now re-
sides with his son, W. A. Campbell
and Mrs. Campbell, •A,uburn, celehrat-
ed his 89th birthday on Friday. Mr. -
Campbell enjoys good health and is
active, taking a keen interest in the
affairs of the community. He has
been.. a resident of this community
for over . '70 years, coming from.,
Whitby Township to Huron County as
a boy. In early life he wasa school
teacher and taught for some years in
Huron and Perth counties. Ultimately
choosing farming as his life's work,
he was accustomed to log, stump,:
plow and harrow with oxen, who now
Auburn B.Y.P.41r
The monthly meeting of the B. Y.
P. U., Auburn, was held in the church
Sunday evening with Miss Elaine
Johnston in charge.• Prayer was of-
fered by Rev. C. C. Anderson. Thanks-
giving readings were given by Wil-
liam Raithby and Emma Robertson..
A piano duet was rendered by Marg-
aret Jackson and Evelyn Raithby.:
Mrs. Wilfred Vesterfelt gave the topie
on "Christian Life." Scripture verses
in keeping with the topic were read
by Jerry Vesterfelt, Shirley and Em-
ma. Robertson, Evelyn Raithby. Wil-
liam Raithby took charge for the elec-
tion of officers which resulted as..
follows: President, Emma Robertson;
Vice-president, Marie Raithby; sec-
retary -treasurer, Elaine Johnston;
pianist, Mrs. R. J. Phillips, It was.
decidetd ,to hold a hallowe'en panty
in the basement of the church, Thurs-
day evening, everyone, to come in
costume.
•
Huron County's Ninth Victory -
Loan quota is 31 per cent higher -
than last time. Everyone will have
to work that much harder
IMMIIMttttr'
HURON COUNTY COUNCIL
The, next meeting of the Huron County Council will be held in the
Council Chambers, Court House, Goderieh,
comm encing
Tuesday, November 13, 1945
at 2.00 p m.'
All accounts, notices of deputations and other business requiring
the attention of Council should be in the hands of the County Clerk
not later than Saturday, November 10th.
N. W. MILLER, County Clerk,
Goderieh, Ontario
.14
REMEMBER
This is your last 3% Victory Loan
For at Least a Year
INYEST
you Savings
SAYE
By the Deferred Payment Plan
3% down -12 months to pay
IIELP YOiUR DISTRICT OVER THE TOP
AND
MALE THE 9TH
HURON'S GREATEST VICTORY LOAN
—lluron. County National' 'War; Finance Committee
,