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EAFOII'1'1t NEWS. Thursdc
, August 16,
SUPERIOR
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Pork 15 -oz. tins
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AFRICAN ORANGES
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FRESH CUCUMBERS
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slowed threshing operations.
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TOWN TOPICS
air. and Ilia, alelviu ilycrman
Of Amon emelt Sunday with his
1 l• John Byer -
man, 1r. stud .lrs. J tl r 1 n
! y
ratan,
Air. and Mrs. Jahn Nicol, of
Guelph, spent a few days this
.week with Mr. and Mrs. Joe
1 1fMn,
Thornton and r, id Mrs, rt t . Dd
,.burnt n a
Ito -gide, MaKiltop,
Mrs. John C. Brough spent a
tow clays last week with Mr. and
Airs, Alan Ninuno of Toronto.
itecent visitors at tete home of
Rev, and Mrs. .1. Ure Stewart
wore ltev. Clinton Brittain of
Grand Omni and airs. Chas.
Hooker 1
• Wausau, Wis.
Mrs. Raymond Nott and daugh-
ter Sally, R.N., of Louden, and
Mrs. William Oldfield, have re-
turned from a motor trip to Ot-
tawa, Montreal, Three Rivers and
Quebec City,
Mr. and Mrs, Geo, Addison and
All's. Violet E1gie visited Sunday
with relatives at Marton and
Hepwor'th.,
Mr, J, M. McMillan left on
Wednesday to visit his son
Donald (Sandy) McMillan of
Toronto, wlto is in Newmarket
hospital in serious condition as
a result of a head-on collision
Saturday night,
Miss Mary Catherine Nigh is
spending this week with her aunt
and uncle. Miss Agnes Purcell
and Father Louis Purcell, Toron-
to.
Mr, and Mrs. Jos. Purcell and
Patricia and Mr. John Bennett, of
Clairsholm, Alta., and Mr. and
Mr's, Thomas Purcell of Callforn-
ia, returned borne this week after
visiting with members of their
family here.
Miss Lorraine Maloney, R,N„ of
Detrelt, Mich., spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert
Maloney.
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MITCHELL SI1AFORTH
Phone G. Fawm 186 Phone 541
BORN
Knight — At Scott Memorial
Hospital, on August 10 to Mr, and
Mrs, James Knight, r,r, 2 Bruss-
els, a daughter,
LaRosa — At Scott Memorial
Hospital, on August 11 to Mr. and
Mrs, Benson LaRose, Clinton, a
son,
Murray — At Scott Memorial
Hospital on August 11 to Mr, and
Mrs, John S. Murray, r.r, 5 Sea -
forth, a son.
Munn—At Listowel 1'femorIal
Hospital, Aug. 11th, 1962, to Dr,
and Mrs, William D. Munn, Listo-
wel, Ont„ a daughter.
Beuermann Family
Gather In Logan
, e
The 1, .1•, t r m to family gathered
at lirltou Bodu's, Kogan Town-
ship recently with about seventy
present. hast resuits are as
and
fellows: Gh4s and boys, r ,
under, raced and all received
Bandies; girls 6-7, Delores Beller-
man; boys, 6.7, (icon !letterman;
girls. 8-10, Janice Bode; boys 8.10,
Neil Beuerman; girls 11-13, Valer-
ie Bailerutan; boys 11-13, James
1)iegel; young ladies race, Dale
Beuerman; • young men's race,
Dolt Diegel; tallest man Lloyd
Beuerman; shortest lady, Joan
Irwin; balloon throwing contest
winners were Ron and Elsie
Iieueruran; couples finding part-
ner blindfolded, Dale and Denis
Beuerman; three-legged race,
Dale Beuerman and James Diegel,
wheelbarrow race, Dale and Sher -
00 Beuerman; candy scramble
for 5 years and under and anoth-
er for 6 years to 8.
The afternoon games finished
with a long awaited ball game.
The longest married couple was
Mr. and Mrs. George Beuerman
The day ended with a lovely
supper and a short meeting, Next
Year the family will gather at the
home of Mr, and Mrs, Alvin
Beuerman with Mr, and Airs. Ross
McTaggart and Mr. and Mrs, Ger-
ald Beuerman in charge of sports,
DUBLIN
Rev. Joseph Killoran and his
mother, Mrs. J, Iiilloran, Lundou,
also Mr, and Mrs. Oscar Schmidt,
Arthur, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed,
Schmidt, Florida, were guests of
Mrs. Loretta Schmidt and Miss
Monica Roach.
Joseph Jordan, Detroit, called
on friends here.
Mrs. Vera McKay and Mrs.
Marcella Feeney and family, De-
troit, attended the Clairncont-
Horan wedding recently.
Misses Sheila and Colleen Ry-
an, Sebringviile, with Mrs. Louis
Dillon and Dorothy.
Mr, and Mrs, Leo Jones and fa-
mily, Mactier, Ont., with Mr. and
Mrs. Pat McGrath. Mrs. M. Vin-
cent returned with them,
AIr, and Mrs. T. S. Alelady, of
Toronto, with Mrs. Kathleen
Feeney.
Mr, and Mrs, Leonard Nagle
and Linda, Stratford, with Mr.
and Mrs. M. J. Nagle.
Mr, and Mrs, John Nagle and
Bernadette in Windsor.
Mr. and Mrs, M. J. Nagle in
Lucknow.
Miss Monica Byrne spent a few
days in London with Mr. and Mrs.
Edward McGrath.
Miss Elizabeth Weber, London,
and AIrs. Boehler, Hamilton, with
Miss Mollie O'Connell.
James Jordan, Toronto, with
friends here.
Mr. and Mrs, Vincent Morrison
of Waterloo, with Mr. and Mrs.
James Morrison.
Mr. and Mrs. ,Jack Cleary and
children, London, with Mr, and
Mrs. Frank Evans.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Staple-
ton, Galt, with Mr. and Mrs. Fer-
gus Stapleton,
Mr. and Mrs. John Clairmont,
Montreal, with Mr. and airs. Fer-
gus Horan.
Miss Marilyn Holland, Strat-
ford, with Mr, and Mrs. Gerald
Holland.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Benninger
at Owen Sound.
Hoegy.
Mr, and Mrs, Frank Dundas and
family of Toronto spent a few
days last week with Mr, and Mrs.
Geo. Dundas,
Mr.. and Mrs, Edgar Hollinger
and Marie of Fruitland have re-
turned home after visiting with
Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Pollard and
other friends last week.
'Mr. Malcolm Fraser wes is
Stratford last week attending the
4th annual Western Ontario an-
tique show and sale at the colis-
eum In the fair grounds.
Miss Ruth Ann Ennis, R.N„
of Kitchener spent a few days
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Doug Ennis.
Mrs. Fred Kerley has returned
home to Toronto after spending
the past two weeks with Mrs.
Walter Broadfoot.
Mr, Gibson Willis and his grade
8 boys have returned hone from
a motor trip to Ottawa, Quebec,
Montreal and the St, Lawrence
seaway last week. The following
boys accompanied hien: Bob Shan-
non, Jack McCall, Gary McNichol,
Jini Bosman.
Mrs. Art McCall, who has been
confined to Scott Memorial hospi-
tal, Seaforth, Is improving.
The grandmothers will be the
guests of honor at the August
Women's Institute meeting to be
held Wednesday evening, Aug. 22.
Conveners for historical research
and current events will be Mrs.
W, J. Turnbull and Mrs. F. Wal-
ters. Mrs. Lune Scrimgeour of
Blyth will give the motto, also a
musical number and Mrs. Bryans
and Mrs. Wilson will put on a hat
show from the Maybelle hat shop
in Brussels. Each member is re-
quested to bring a grandmother.
WALTON
17th and Boundary Unit
The regular monthly meeting
of the 17th and boundary unit of
the i30W of Duff's United Church,
Walton, was held at the home of
AIrs, Geo, Williamson with 13
members and two visitors pres-
ent. The leader, Mrs. Cliff Rit-
chie, opened the meeting with call
to worship. Mrs. D. Buchanan led
in prayer and the leader read the
Scripture. The topic was "The Ru-
ral Church in the Enlarging Com-
munity and Mrs, H. Craig read a
poem, "Nature Novice,"
Business was conducted and the
meeting was closed with a hymn
and prayer. Lunch, was served by
the hostess and the lunch com-
mittee and a social half hour
spent.
Miss Pauline Thamer of London
spent the week end with her par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs, Wm. Thamer,
Airs, Mabel Davidson of Saska-
toon, Is visiting with Mr, Ed and
Miss Bessie Davidson,
Mr. John Ritchie and grand-
daughter Ruth Ritchie left Tees -
day morning from Melton airport
for Zealand, Sask., where they
will visit ilte next three weeks
with the fo'oter's sister, Miss
,lean Ritchie and Mr, Peter Rit•
chis.
Mr, and Mrs, Murray Davidsot,
and fancily of London spent the
week end with Mr, and Mrs, Roy
llennett, and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Porter, Mr's. Lena Davidson re.
Lamed home with them,
Mimi Norma Hoegy of Kitchen-
er is spending her holidays with
her pareets, Mr, and Mrs, Cliff
week with their (lei 'ter, Vlit,
in Telenet).
Al'.;uta .bits. Livia„ tom' went
last week for a visit w;,h tli it'
fronds in London.
AIrs, Mabel Scott is ;,pending a
two weeks' vaea nie with her son
and family in Niagara Falls.
O DVILLE
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Mr.. and AIrs. Wm. Seutehmer
spent the past week with Mt'. turd
Mrs. Toni Seotehnler and fancily
of Guelph.
Miss Marilyn Bittek of Belmont
is holidaying with her cou lei,
Miss Della Wallace.
A large number 00 people at-
tended the sale of household
effects of Miss Tennle Bristow nt
Saturday. There was brisk bid-
ding on a number of antiques and
good prices obtained.
Airs, Ted Brown and Linda
have returned home after spend-
ing the past two weeks holiday-
ing at Little Falls, Goderich,
bit'. and Mrs. McIntyre and
son Ned of Goderich visited with
Mrs. R. Dalrymple on Sunday.
Mr. and Mt's, Robert . Vet'ley,
Marian and ,iiia of St, Catharines
visited with the former's mother,
Mrs, R. Dalrymple and attended
the Walff reunion at Lions Park
on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs, Melvyn Cooper
also attended the Walff reunion.
Mr. W. J. Finnigan is a patient
in Scott Memorial Hospital.
Little Billie Brower returned
home after spending two weeks
in Scott Memorial hospital.
Mrs. Ted Brown received word
that her son-in-law, Mr. Earl
Elliott of Dublin had met with an
accident while at work.
wow the -t"i, liners collatest,
Miss Jttnti,ssuac hag been an 11'-
ttve member of the ('luiton attti<
Id the Huron Brat -mil of the Fed -
prated
, � s t )tl
crated Women T u.hc.t 11•
-aria and was presideut ot t
group tot' four years.
Not confuting her work to that
Of school, she had served for 15
years on the board of (Triton
Public Library lending her wide
Ituowledgc to the job of directing
that institution.
Miss Jamieson luta 0 number of
hobbies, oil painting, atattlp col-
lecting, gardening and sewing.
Thesis have been of great assis-
ttinee to her through the years of
teaching, and have corttiufted t0
make her classroom one of iut-
er0st to her students, Visitors to
the school generally found route•
thing of the "project" variety- in
process of building, or complete
lit her room.
For many year's she taught the
Grade 7 classes, and more recent-
ly had a Grade 5 class.
This teacher who has given
touch to the youth of the area,
plans to retire in town, where
she lives with her 90 -year-old
Mother, Mrs, Harriet Jamieson at
1.79 Ontario street. •— Clinton
News-Reeord.
CONSTANCE
Mr, and Mrs, Paul McMaster of
Ridgetown visited last Wednes-
day with Mr, and Mrs. George
Hoggart and family.
Mrs. Frank Riley who spent
last week with her daughter and
son -ie -law, AIr. and Mrs. Robert
Woods and daughter of Ajax re-
turned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Lawson. vis-
ited on Sunday with Mr. and airs.
Jack Dodds of London.
IAIr. and Mrs, Douglas Riley of
Scarboro have spent the week
with the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Riley.
Mr. Stan. Hall of Simcoe and
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hall of Ethel
visited Mr, and Mrs, Win, Jewitt
on Sunday.
Visitors on Tuesday with the
Misses Rachel and Pearl McKen-
zie were Mrs, John Holland and
Cameron, and Johnnie McLean,
Mrs. P, Willis and Kathleen of
Goderich, Miss Kay Allison of
Tnckersmith, and Mrs. E. Brook
of Detroit.
Mr. Leonard Campbell of El -
mire.
-mire. visited on Tuesday with Mr.
and Airs. Borden Brown and girls.
STAFFA
Teresa Miller, 5, daughter of 1
Mr. and Mrs, Russell Miller, had
the misfortune to break her leg
last week and is a patient in St.
Joseph's hospital, London.
Mr. and Mrs. Len Barr, Toren-
to, visited with Mr. and AIrs. Rus-
sell Worden and other friends in
the community last week,
Mr, and Mrs. Eldrid McNicol
and Mr. George Miller, London,
visited last week with Miss Mar-
garet and James Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Norris and fa-
mily, Brampton, holidayed with
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Norris this past
week,
AIrs. Ernest Templeman spent
a few days with Mr, and Mrs. A1 -
via Cole and fancily, Cromarty.
Recent visitors with Mr. and
Mt's. Bob Norris and girls were
Mr. and 'Airs. Mike Chabonik,
Linda and Sheila of Winnipeg;
Mr, and Mrs. John Burleigh, Jack-
ie and Joan, Seaforth; Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Longman, Londes-
borough.
At time of writing Mr. Sam
Norris is a patient In Seaforth
hospital.
Mr. and Mr's. Wayne Soloman,
Rebecca, David and Elizabeth of
Shelheyville, Indiana, visited for
a few days with Mr, and Mrs.
Russell Miller and family.
Mr. Ralph Miller, Detroit, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Miller, Debra and
David, Kalamazoo, Michigan, vis•
Ited with relatives in the commun-
ity last week end,
Sunday evening visitors with
Mr. and Mrs, Russell Miller were
Mr. and AIrs. Russell Munro of
Hanover.
LONDESBORO
Harold Beacom, Miss Editit,
Mrs. Laura Lyon and Marguerite
enjoyed a motor trip to the St.
Lawrence Seaway, visiting inter-
esting points in Ottawa and Corn-
wall, spending the most of last
week.
Air. and Mt's, Allan Shaddick
and family returned last week
after spending a month in the
West with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shobbrook
spent Sunday with the Ross Mill -
sons in Sebringville.
Mr, and Mrs, Don Snell of Wat-
erloo and Mr. and AIrs. Willows
Mountain spent Sunday with Mr.
and Airs. Alex. Wells.
Mrs, Robt, Fairservice and Ann
spent a day recently with friends
Jn Strathtoy.
Mrs, Mel Kingston of Elmwood
visited with AIrs. Bert Allen on
Saturday.
Visitors over the weekend with
the Robt, Fairservices were Mr.
and Mrs. Dave Malt', Air. and Mrs.
Joe Krebaunt of Detroit, Isabel
McLeod, Mrs. Dayman and Win.
ale Draper of St. Catharines.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos, Knox left
on Saturday to attend the funeral
of a cousin, Wm. Knox at Brough-
am. They are also spending a
BLAKE
Miss Evelyn Ducharme and Mr.
Peter Jeffrey spent a few weeks
holidays at Midland.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Clarke and
Teddy of Ottawa visited with Air.
William Clarke.
Mr, Lloyd McBride and David
of Windsor spent the week end at
their farm on the Town Line,
Air. William Landsborough of
Clinton visited Monday witb Air.
Harold Finlay, Jim, Margaret and
Emma Jane.
Mrs. John McBride and Palsy
daughter have returned home
form Clinton hospital.
Misses Margaret and Emma
Jane Finlay visited Tuesday ev-
ening of last week with Misses
Doreen, Phyllis and Marjorie
Ducharme.
Miss Margaret Finlay has re-
turned home after spending two
weeks holidays with her sister
and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs,
Harold Hendrick and Elaine,
VARNA
AIrs, David Pett and family of
St. John's, Newfoundland, are vis-
iting relatives in this vicinity.
Miss Beth Barker of King City
is visiting at the home of Air. and
Mrs. Fred MoClymont,
Word was received last week of
the death of Mrs, Lorne Epps of
London, a former resident of the
village.
A number from here attended
anniversary services in Bayfield
United Church on Sunday.
Mr, George Simons is taking the
services in Varna and Goshen Un-
ited Church this month while the
pastor, Rev, M. Morrison is on ho-
lidays.
ST. COLUMBAN
Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Melady, Tor-
onto, with Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
Melady.
Miss Mary Malone. Windsor,
with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Malone
and fancily.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maloney,
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Maloney,
and Peter Maloney, Kitchener,
and air, and AIrs. Pat O'Rourke,
and children, Dundas. with Air.
and Mrs, Peter Maloney.
AIr. and Mrs. John McQuaid, of
St, Thomas, and Brother Joseph,
Toronto, with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs, Jim Doyle and
children and Misses Anne and
Helen Maloney, London, with Mr,
end Mrs, Frank Maloney.
H ENSALL
Mr. and AIrs, Stewart Bell,
Pauline and Ann returned home
from a three weeks vacation et
Burks Falls.
Mr, and Mrs, Lorne Chapman
spent the week -end visiting with
their son-in-law and daughter,
air. and Mrs. Don MacLaren,
Master Rod Chapman accompan-
ied them home following a week's
vacation in Toronto,
1711' and Airs. (10010'' Parker lit
eentpatry with Air. and Mrs.
Wayne Taylor, Vttt'nt1, spent the
weeko nd at Bauble Hoath.
AI thirdon '
Mrs, [ Vickers ,urd liana
l i
ily of Newmarket are holidaying
tit
with the l'ortnet s sisters at -s. -.
Bert Honor' 'and Airs. Peter ale -
Naughton at-Schade View, Lake
Harem
Mims 1''hyllls Dougall of Toron-
to .pent the week -end with lust
father. Air, W. R. Dougall and Mr.
and b'it's. (iSOt'ge Walker and
SODA
LAKEF IEW
CASINO
Grand Bend
DANCING
Every Saturday
LIONFIT, THORNTON
and his
Casa Royal Orchestra
LIONS HOLIDAY BALL
FRIDAY AUGUST 17b
TWIST NIGHTS
EVERY WEDNESDAY
& FRIDAY
(except Fri. Aug. 17th)
"THE CRESCENDOS"
EDNA JAMIESON RETIRES
Miss Edna AI. Jamieson, who
has completed 44 years of teach-
ing. closed the door on her class-
room in Clinton public school on
Juue 29 for the last time. She has
taught here for the past 24 years,
Miss Jamieson has contributed
much to the education of children
in town, and before that in SS 6
Huhlett, SS 10 McKillop and SS 6
Tuckersmith. She came to Clinton
public school hi 1928 and taught
fa the old school on Ontario
street, moving to the new one an
Percival street when it opened in
1052.
Bore in Hallett township she
graduated from SS 1 Hallett, then
from Clinton collegiate institute,
and froth Stratford normal school
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