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THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
THURS., JUNE 22, 1939
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VARNA
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Reid, Miss Pearl
and Eric Reid of London spent Sun-
day with friends in the village,.•
Mrs. J. Stelek has returned .to
Windsor .after spending a fortnight
at her home in the village.
A large number attended the fun-
eral of the late Geo. IVIaLinchey on
Monday, to pay their last tribute to a
much respeeted friend and neighbour.
The sympathy of the community goes
out to the bereaved widow and family.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Latham and son
and Miss G. Beatty of London spent
Sunday with Mrs, L. Beatty and Miss'
Edith, who we are zorry to report
is not enjoying the best of health,
but their many friends hope for a
speedy recovery.
Mrs. Jas. Stephenson; of Goshen
Line spent a couple of days with her
sister, Miss E. Massop,
Mr. IL Rathwell of Windsor spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Rathwell.
Mrs. M. Anderson of Goderich is
visiting her brother, Mr. Ben. ICeys.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Keys and fam-
ily visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Jas. M. Reid of Clinton and also
attended the Magna Charta Service.
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weddings
DRAPER,ANDBEWS i> WALPER-STEEP
The home of Mr. and Mrs. F, W.( A pretty wedding was solemnized.
Andrews, Clinton, was the seene of at the Wesley -Willis United Church
a quiet Wedding on Saturday, June Parsonage, Clinton, at 10 o'clock on
17th., when their daughter, Norma: Saturday morning, when Vera Life -
Mildred, was united in marriage to line, daughter of Mrs. James Steep;
Robert Gerald Draper, son of Mr, and Clinton, and the late James Steep,
Mrs. Caryl Diaper, Clinton. Rey. became the ,bride of Lloydon Ivan
Andrew Lane, pastor of Wesley-, Walper, only son' of Mr. and Mrs.
Willis Church officiated. 'Henry Walper Zurich, Ontario. Rev.
• The bride wore a pretty dress of A. Lane officiated.
orchid shade with darker shade bolero,, The bride looked lovely in a gown
white hat and accessories and• carried of powder blue Pont, d'Esprit net
an arm bouquet of yellow butterflyoverblue satin with pink accessories.'
rases. The young couple were un_i She marled a bouquet of pink Tabs -
attended, Following the' ceremony,�'m'an roses and orange blossoms and
they left for a trip to St. Catharines, l wore a wreath of orange blossoms in
Niagara Falls and other points.. On`her hair. They ,were unattended.
their return they will reside Ind Immediately after the ceremony a
Clinton.
SMITH-ASHTON
Ontario Street United Church
Manse, Clinton, was the scene of a
pretty wedding at twelve -thirty on
Saturday when Velma Pearl, daugh-'
ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Ashton, i
became the bride of Mr. John Ernest)
Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward i
Smith, Clinton. Rev. G, G. Burton
officiated.
The bride was eharmring in a dress
of white taffeta, White accessories,.
off -the -face hat and corsage of
Briarcliffe roses. Miss Beatrice
Walters was bridesmaid and wore a
pink flowered chiffon dress, off -the -
face hat and white accessories. Mr.
Reginald Smith, brother of the groom
was best man. The groom's gift to
the bridesmaid was a gold Iocket and
to the groomsman a gold tie pin and
collar pin.
After the ceremony the young
couple left for a trip to Muskoka,
the bride's travelling costume was a
powder blue dress with shirred
sleeves and bodice, hat to match,
white three-quarter flannel coat and
white accessories. They will re,ido
in Clinton.
CARHART-BALL
A pretty June wedding took place
in Ontario Street United Church on
Saturday afternoon when Margaret
Isabelle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
Nelson Ball, Clinton, was united in
marriage to Mr. John Raymond Gar -
hart, Kirkland Lake, son of Mr. and,
Mos. John Carhart, Toronto, by Rev, t
G. G. Burton,
The 'church was attractively dec-
orated with pains, ferns and baskets
of peonies, iris, columbine and
pyrethium. The bride, given in mar-
riage by her father, was charming
in a floor length gotivn of Regina
blue' chiffon, with fitted shirred
bodice. She wore a small hat of
French forget-me-nots and carried a
colonial bouquet of cornflowers and
Sweetheart roses with ribbon of
blending shade.
Miss Ruth Ball, Toronto, was her
sister's attendant. She wore a gown
of Mimosa yellow chiffon, large Leg-
horn hat with matching accessories
and carried an arni bouquet of but -1
teacups and daisies. Mr. Graham
Garton, Toronto, was groomsman and
the ushers were Douglas and William
Ball, brothers of the bride. Mrs. E,
Wenclerf played the wedding music.
Following the ceremony a recepa
tion' was held at the home of the
bride's parents where the .bride was
assisted in receiving by her mother
andthe mother of the bridegroom.
The roosts were decorated with bas-
kets of peonies, roses and orange
blossoms. The bride's table was cent-
red with the wedding calve surround. -
ed. with tulle •and orange blossoms.
Those assisting in serving the lunch-
eon were Misses Dorothy Rapsey,
Beatrice Dowzer, . Louise Hartman,
Katherine McTaggart and Clara Ball.
For travelling the bride :selected
a printedcrepe navy woollen -coat
andnavy accessories. On their re-
turn from an extended motor trip
Mr. and Mrs. Gerhart will reside at
Kirkland Lake.
wedding -breakfast was served at the
bride's home. Later Mr. and Mrs.
Walper left by motor on a tripto.
the United States, The bride donned
a -pretty navy sheer dress with navy
coat and white accessories. On their
return Mr, and Mrs. Walper will re-
side in Clinton.
COX-WHITMORE
A quiet wedding was solemnized
at • the United Church Manse, Bay-
field, Saturday morning, June 17th.,
when Gaynell Isabel, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin John Whit-
more of Holmesville became the bride
of Carl Alexander Cox, son of Mrs.
Cox and the late John A. Cox of
Goderich township. Rev. R. M. Gale
officiated. The bride was charming-
ly attired in white taffeta. She car-
ried white aquilegia and pinks, After
the ceremony the bride and groom
were served with a dainty luncheon
at the home of the groom's mother.
After a motor trip to Hamiton and
other points the young couple will
reside in Goderich.
FLEWIrr-BROADFOOT
A quiet wedding was solemnized at
high noon in Knox Presbyterian
Church, St. Thomas, by Rev. J. W.
Laud when Agnes Grace Janet
Broadfoot, youngest daughter. of Mrs.
and the late 1'V;. G. 'Broadfoot of
Tuckersmith, was united in marriage
to George Thomas Flew,tt, eldest son
of Mrs. Flewitt of Goderich township
and the late G. T. Flewitt of London,
England.
After the ceremony the happy
couple Left on a motor trip to Ottawa
and points east. On their return
Mr. and Mrs. Flewitt will reside on
the 'groom's ' farm in Goderich town-
ship.
COREY-O'TOOLE
1 A quiet wedding was solemnized at
St. Paul's Church Rectory on Satur-
day, June 10th., when Rev, A. H.
O`Neil united in marriage Miss Isa-
bella O'Toole of London, Ontario and
Mr. Henry Corey of Goderich town-
ship. The attendants were Mr, and
rMrs. Cornelius Hoare, Clinton,
I GODERICH TOWNSHIP
Mr, Jack Stirling and John Arm-
strong accompanied by Mrs. Fleming
of Kirkland Lake visited friends in
this vicinity last week,
Mr. Jas. Stirling has completed his
survey of the apple orchards and re-
ports a heavy set of apples for what.
blossoms there were and are growing
very rapidly.
The Stirling Clan held their annual
picnic Saturday, 17, at Harbor Park,
Goderich, there were 130 present. Af-
ter dinner races were run and created
a good deal of exeitment, the prize
for the oldest lady went to Mrs.
Brooks of Clinton and the man, Mr.
Emmerson of Ripley and the young-
est baby, was the child of. Mr's. Bert
Ilarris, Goderich township. It was
decided to hold the annual picnic the
3.rd Saturday in June,the, election of
officers were Pres., D. A. Stirling,
sec„ Mrs. Percy i earner. MVMiss Agnes
Stirling of Consul, Sark., came the
longest distance.
Mrs. Goo. Wilson and Mr, and Mrs.
IC. Watt, Miss Lucy Wilson and Mrs.
Stirling, all of Pott Stanley came op
for the picnic and visited friends over
the weekend,
Mo. Edgar Rathwell is moving his
barn and raising it up to put a cem-
ent foundation under it,.
Mr. and Mrs. John Feagan visited
Mr, and Mos. John Middleton on Sun-
day. Miss Dorothy McIntyre is vis-
itin.g• this week with Miss Phyllis
Middleton,
Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Middleton and
daughter .. Margaret, accompanied by
Bit,. James Johnston of • Goderich
spent the weekend in Toronto and on
Saturday attended the wedding of
Miss Elizabeth Kennedy, grand -niece
of Mrs: Johnston's, who was married
to Mt•, Fred Cranston of Galt.
Rev. and Mrs. J. 1Z. Thompson and
two sons, John Albert and Richard
and Miss Emily Thompson of Stret-
ford, visited therm parents,. Mr, and
Mrs. H. J. 'Thompson hist week.
Dr. T. •A. Patrick of Yorkton and
daughter, Miss Mabel Patrick of Ed-
monton visited with the former's.
sister, Mrs, HI. Thompson last ,week,
Dr. Patrick is, going to•.. Montreal
where he will be honored with a life
membership in the Canadian Medical
Association at the convention of that
body being held in the city. Miss
Pattick attended the Canadian Diet-
etic • Convention at Bigwin Iiln,
Muslcolca,
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ADDISO\-SWITZER
In a pretty wedding ceremony at
the- United Char. eh Manse, Bayfield,
on Wednesday, June 14th., at four
o'clock, Eva Adella, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, 'Earl Switzer, Goderich
township, and William Clifford Ad-
dison; son of Mr. and Mrs. William
Addison, Londesborough, were united
in marriage by Rev. R. M. Gale,
The .bride was `becomingly gowned
in turquoise blur sheer 'with white
accessories and wore a corsage of
white peonies and a gold locket, a
gift front the groom. leer brides-
maid was Miss Mary Addison, Lon-
desborough, sister of'the groom, wha
choose a dress of navy blue sheer,
white accessories and a corsage of
summer flowers Mr. Iintelcl Long
man of Londesborough was, grooms-
man•
Following the ceremony a recep-
tion was held at the home of the
bride's parents where • the' rooms
were attractively decorated in pinli
and white. Peonies of the same col-
our were used effectively in decorat-
ing the table centred with the bride's
cake. Later the young couple left
for a trip to Guelph, Ilamilton, Tor-
onto and Niagara, the bride damning
a powder blue summer coat with
matching accessories for travelling;
On their return they will reside at
Londesborough.
EX -MAYOR JOAN HANNA
At the Conservative- Convention
which will be held at Wingham next
week, Ex -Mayor John Hanna will
seek the Federal Nomination for
North Huron, Mr. Hanna served as
Mayor for five years and also had
four years' experience in the Council,
BAYFIELD •
Mr, and Mrs, Will Cameron of Sea -
forth spent Sunday at the letters
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Talbot.
Mr. and Mrs 'Ed. Hinehely, Miss
Wightman and Miss Susie Coven -
lock of Seaforth visited friends in
the village over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Erwin who spent
the last month with Mrs. A. E. Er-
win left' on Friday for their home
in Akron, Ohio.
Dr. and Mrs. Stogdill and family
of Toronto spent the week end al)
their cottage here Mrs. Stogdill and
children. remaining for the summer
Mrs. S. Cleave was in Kincardine
on Sunday to call on her sister who
is seriously iii. .
Mr. and Mrs Wight, Miss Betty
Walters, Miss Nora Balkwill and
Bill Ballnvill of London spent the
weekend with Miss N. Ferguson Mr.
and. Mrs. G. Churchward, Mrs, IC.
Moorhouse and Miss Mary Jean
Moorhouse of London spent the week-
end at their cottage • here.
Mr, and Mrs, E: Kendall of Elmira
spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. W. J. Jewett,
Miss Lola Elliott of Detroit, Mrs,
H. Millen, Miss Rosemary Miller and
Mr. Otto Reiehrath of Mount Clemens
lttich• spent the weekend with Mrs.
M. Elliott,
Mt, and Mrs. Wm. Campbell and
Daughter of Strathelair, Man. call-
ed on Mr, and Mrs. '4V, J. Foster
on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Roy -Path and son of
Caledonia were guests • of Mr. and
Mrs. W. J, Jowett over the weekend
Mr. and Mrs, Norval Gemeinhardt
and family of Saginaw Mich. were
guests of Mrs. F. Gemeinhardt over
the week end.
Mrs. M, Prentice of Toronto spent
the weekend with her mother, Mrs
W. Stinson.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Knight of Toronto
spent the weekend at the hone of
Mrs. F. Gemeinhardt,
STANLEY P313 COLTS BATTING AVERAGESMr. Thomas McDonald Sr. and Mrs, AB R II P
McDonald Jr. also Mrs. IVTeLeod of Glew 22 10 15 ,500
London attended the decoration ,ser J, Iiawlnns 12 6 6 .500
White 15 4 '14 �?66
vine at' Baird's 'cemetery on Sunday Draper . , , 1.3 3 .307
also visited at the' home of Mips. Ii, Hawkins , , : 23 3 7 .304
Thomas CarxupUell• Monteith .. 11 2 3 .273
Mrs, William Sinclair visited her I•Iovey21349
4 ^ 5 217
sister Mrs. Arthur Caldwell for a i Gibbs .. , .. , , . 18 ' 1 3 166
few clays last week. Stock 0 2 1 111
Mrs. T. B. Baird has returned home Neilans . 1423 2 1 .071.
after spending, the past two weeks in Colquhoun 16 2 ' 1 062
LoMr, and Mrs. Charles Plencow of Johnson . , 2 0 0 .000
Estevan, Saskatchewan visited Mr• Butler 3 0 0 .000
Arthur Caldwell last week,
Mrs. Lorne Taylor and daughter
Nola of London, spent Sunday at the
home . of Mr. Harvey Taylor and
Walter Baird.'
Mr, and Mrs. Moore of Goderich
Mr. Charles Falconer and Mr. Pen -
hale of Bayfield spent Sunday at the
home of Mr. Hugh Gilmore.
LOND'ESBOROof the adherents of Grace Church,
Weekend visitors and callers: Mrs. gathered at the tonne of Mr. and
(Rev.) E Medd and daughter' of Mrs, Graham Johnston, where a jolly
London; Mx. J. D. Ainsley and Mrs. evening was spent with the newly -
Alice Tyerman of. Leamington; Mr, weds. An address .,was read and 'a
and Mrs. Gordan Ainsley of Munro, beautiful reading lamp and mirror
Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stonehouse was presented. Graham made a suit
and Mr. Donald Stonehouse, •Goder- able reply. Lunch was served and
ieh; Mr, and Mot, Norman, Carter the party broke up about one o'clock,
and daughter, .Seaforth; Mr, and i Last weekend Mr, and Mrs. Robert
Mrs. Ainsley of Leamington, also Hamner packed their grip and said
Mrs. Ainsley's sister of England who good-bye to work fora few days.'
is spending the summer with her; they motored to Northern Ointario
Mr, and Mrs. Wm, Biles, Clinton; where a happy holiday was enjoyed
Dr. and Mrs.' Alton Anderson, Ex- with Mr. Harmer's brother and sister
eter; Miss Marjorie and Ruth Me- and family.
Math, Toronto; Mrs. Durston Bee: Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs,
croft and daughter of Whitechurch. Carl Cox who were' married Satur-
Miss Rutin Lyon is visiting -her j day; "May your life be a long happy
sister, Miss Marjorie Lyon, Reg. N., one "
at Coppereiiff, Ontario, Sunday, June 26th., Rev. R. M.
Mr, and Mrs, Wm, Lyon, Dr. and I Gale will have the honor of conduct -
Mrs, Anderson and Miss ICirk called hog' anniversary service at his all
on Lucknow friends Sunday, home church at. Alma, his son Rev.
Jas. Gale will conduct
On June the 19th. Mrs: Jas. Blsley service in his absence the Mr.evening Colin
celebrated her 81st birthday. Several Campbell will have charge of the
friends called to offer congratula-/regular service at Graee Church.
Nita.
On Wednesday, Group Ne. 2 had a
rs. Chas Watson is spending- a I quilting at the home of Mrs. Reed
few days with Mrs. John Sinclair of Torrance.
Kippen.Friday night a large audience en -
The friends of Mrs. Margaret Man-, joyed the play "Simple Simon
Hing will be pleased to know she is Simple" put on by the Young Peo-
slowly improving, , plc of Glmton Anglican Church. This
Mn and Mrs. Cockerline of Tor -,was a good play and well presented,
onto called on Mrs. E, Mains andThe East group of the Ladies Aid
others friends recently. I Were responsible for this play,
;Y M'.w•: arta 4 . r ! a . a i rae iH+,aaaei ; ±H+,.heat. reaasaaateiea.+,«� aei to ;Hreeeie era Orr
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Mrs. R. Middleton of Port Credit
who spent the past week with het
mother, Mrs. M. Woods returned to
her home on Sunday.
Mrs, F. A. Edwards left on Sunday
for Kitchener where she will sitend.
a few days.
55th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Houston who have
spent all their lives in Bayfield and
surrounding district celebrated their.
55th wedding Amtiversay on Tuesday
June 20th.
A family dinner was held for the
happy event and two of their three
children. and two of their six grand
children were present.
It was in 1884 Mr. Houston married
Miss Mary. A,. Harrison. Both young
people were born in the district. They
had three children, John Houston
now of Fire Mountain, Sask. Car
Houston of Bayfield and Mrs, William
Moran of Piccadilly St. London. Car
Houston's children, Beatrice and.
Madge, were present at the dinner
as were Mrs. Huston's two sisters
and their husbands. Mr, and Mrs
Murdock Ross and Mr, and Mrs. San
McEwen both of Bayfield, The couple
were the recipient of lovely gifts and
good Wishes from their family and
friends.
CONSTANCh
Miss Isabel Jamieson has .been re-
engaged to teach Healed. school for
the coming school year.
Miss Beryl Carter has been en-
gaged as teacher at S.S. No: 6, Tuck -
wand th,
uckwandth,
Mrs,'Hugh Campbell has returned
home after spending a week at the
home of her daughter, 'Mrs. John.
MacDonald of Walton,
Mrs. Wm. Carter is visiting' this
week With her cousin, Mrs. Wm,
Sproat of Seafoath. •
Several families in this community
attended the reunion picnic at S. S.
No, 4 Hallett; andreport a good
time. ,
Mr, Colin Campbell of Windsor is
visiting with his brother H. Campbell.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald. Macltenzie of
Lucknow visited en Friday last with
Wm. and Geo. Carter.
On Sunday Mr: and Mrs. Goo. Con-
nell of Varna and Mr. Rey Connell
of Brucefield also Mrs. Wm. Connell
of Seafot'th visited • et the ;home of
Ma. and Mrs, Wm; Carter. •
Hitting—Glew, J. Hawkins, ;500.
Runs--Glew, 10.
.Runs batted in --White, 8,
-Hits—Glow, 11.
Doubles—Hovey, 4.
T iples—GIew, White, 2 .
Home `tuns—Draper, 1.:
Stolenf °Bases—Glees, White, 5.
Pitching= -Drapes, won. 3, last 1.
PORTER'S Hifi;-
On Tuesday evening last about 40
HURON -NORTH
For Nomination of Candidate to represent the National
Conservative Party in the forthcoming
Federal Election
will be held at
Winghan, , THan
Tuesday, J .:,n a
1039 at 8.30 n.m,
The Guest Speaker of the evening will be
CeF i ; ss 9 a C.
President of The Ontario National Conservative Association
ALL THOSE INTERESTED IN GOOD GOVERNMENT are
,.cordially invited to attend.
H. J, A. McEWAN, ELVER D. BELL,
President. Secretary.
North -Huron National Conservative Association
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and payinsmall amounts
weekly. Drive in and see
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