Clinton News-Record, 1953-10-22, Page 6.'AGE six
News of Bayfield
Representative;
KISS LVCY R. WOODS
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Mr. and .Mrs. $, Bryant re-
turned to Byron .on Tuesday,
Mr. and Mrs. W, Cotton are
spending a few days in London.
Mrs. R. J. Watson and Edwards
spent the weekend with relatives
in Kitchener.
Miss Jessie Metcalf and. Miss
Agnes Savage, Detroit, were here
over the weekend.
Mrs. Sam Widcombe, Wind-
sor, visited Mr. and Mrs, W. E.
Parker on- Sunday,
Dr. and Mrs. A, C. Chapman,
Detroit, are spending a few
days et their cottage.
Mr, and Mrs, B, Aust and
family, London, occupied their
cottage over the weekend.
Mrs. W. J. Hall, Toledo, Ohio,
came on Saturday to spend a week
at. her cottage, in the village.
Mr. and Mrs, Norman Toms,
Phone B.A YPIELD 45r3
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Detroit, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Toms over the weekend.
Gordon Heard, Orillia, and Mrs.
Gordon Heard and Bob Brandon,
London, were home over the week
end.
Trooper Oliver Hopson, Calgary,
is spending a leave with Ms wife
and family before being posted to
Germany,
Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Brandon
and little Lynn left on Sunday to
spend a few days with Mrs, Bran-
don's parents in Buffalo.
Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Rule-
paugh, and family of Berkley,
Mich. visited Mr. and Mrs, T.
G. Postan, on Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs, Charles F. Rog-
ers left on Wednesday for Ham-
ilton after having spent the past
Six months • in the village.
Mr. and Mrs, James P. Per -
NOTICE
Take notice that the COURT OF REVISION
on the As'sessnnent Rall four the Township of
C oc4erich, .dor . the year .1951, will be held in
Holmesville on November 2nd at 7.00 p.m.
All appeals to be forwarded to the clerk, R.
E. Thoi�ri' p'Son.
(Signed)
R. E. THHOfir1PSON, Clerk.
To*nsh p of Goderich
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Tender
Sealed Tenders are wanted for Snow Pi Wing
'ownshi.p Road's in Winter of X.953
and 1954.
Contractor to state size of trucks and plows to be
used, also to supply own help and equipment. Wings and
plows to be hydraulically operated.
• Tenders to state rate per hour and marked "Tender".
Lowest or anytender not necessarily accepted. Tenders must
be in by October 31, 1953.
Roy Tyndall, R. E. Thompson,
Road Superintendent Clerk, Township of Goderich
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guson returned to London on
Wednesday after having spent a
couple of days in the village,
The Reverend E. Carew -Jones
is attending the clergy conference
for the Diocese of Huron being
held in St. Thomas this week,
Mr, and Mrs. George Thomson,
and Mr. and Mrs. J. Tigert, Dear-
born, Mich., were the guests of
Mr, and Mrs. H, L Ormond on
Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs, Harold Pollock,
accompanied by the latter's aunt
Miss Macdonald, Ripley, visited
friends and relatives in the vill-
age on Monday,
Walter' Robinson, Strathroy,
spent the weekend with his moth-
er, Mrs. William H. Robinson, who
left this week to spend the winter
with her daughter in Niagara
I"alls.
Mr, and Mrs, Charles .Sell,
Don and Joyce, Mrs. E, Beaton
and Janice, and Alan Galbraith
Motored to Midland on Sunday
to visit George Bell while the
S.S. "Prindoc" was in harbour,
Mr. and Mrs. David. Nelson
and son, David Thomas, Lon-
don, spent the weekend with
their mother, Mrs. Nelson, and
Mr. and Mrs. Don Kingsbury.
Mrs. Nelson returned to the city
with them, to spend some holi-
days in Dundas and London.
Miss Grace Pepper has received
notice from the Public School In-
spector that pupils attending the
London Teachers' College have
been assigned to do practise teach-
ing in the senior room of Bayfield
Public School November 23 to 27
and the weeks of March 1 and
May 3.
Misses A. M. and E. J. Stirl-
ing accompanied Mr. and Mrs.
Sandy Stirling to Pickford,
Mich., on Monday where trl]aey
will spend this week and attend
the Golden Wedding Annivers-
ary celebration of their brother
George. which is being held in
the Presbyterian Church, Pick-
ford. Also present will be their
brother, Jack Stirling and tw'o
'sisters, Mrs. Johnston and Mrs.
Crawford, all of Michigan. As
iron ig mein, Jack and , George
,Stirling left. Goderich Township
o pioneer in northern Michig-
an. Their father, the late 'Will-
iam Stirling, gave each of there
a fine`'teemof horses which they
took with the;n0Fifty years ago,"
George Stirling married Miss;
pliza Smith, Pickford, and they;
fan'ne'd near . thet , col imunity.
They have five children, a son,
Merman, and :four 'daughters,
Mai garet, Ada, Marie and Frieda
We join with their friends here
in
congratulations and best
wishes.
Trinity Guild
The Guild of Trinity Church
met at the home of Mrs. Willard
Sturgeon on Tuesday evening
of last week. The president,
Mrs. Lloyd Scotchmer, conduct-
ed the opening exercises. Mrs
William E. Parker read the min-
utes. During the business sess-
ion, plans for the Christmas ha-
zaar were discussed. Following
the benediction, pronounced by
the Rector, Mrs. Sturgeon served
delicious refreshments.
Willing Workers
The Willing Workers of St. An-
drew's United Church met at the
home of Mrs. Kenneth Brandon on
Wednesday of last week. Mrs.
John Lindsay, president, called the
meeting to order with prayer and
gave a reading entitled "Three
Gates of Gold." It was decided to
have blankets made from old
woollens and .any members wish-
ing to have any made are to leave
their woollens with the president
no later than October 28.
The meeting closed with the
Mizpah benediction. Mrs. Russel
Grainger and Mrs. Arnold Makins,
Mrs. ,John Lindsay and Mrs. Reg.
Francis were hostesses. The next
meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. John Scotchmer.
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NEWS-RECQRD
Views of Brucef eld
MMcQurs. Elsie Forrest, London,
spent the weekend with Mrs.
een,
Mrs. William Hill Is visiting
in Stratford at the home of Mrs.
Jayndill,
Misses Elizabeth Scott spent the
weekend with Mrs. A. Ham and
Miss M. Swan.
Mr. and Mrs, H. Taylor and
family have returned to their
home in the village.
F'/C, and. Mrs. Leon Rushcall
were visitors with her parents
Mr. and Mrs, Rosa Scott.
Miss Mary Gordon, Goderich,
was with Mr, and Mrs. T, 13,
Baird, during last weekend. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Swan and
family and Miss Edith Bowey
visited in Ilderton on Sunday,
Miss Becky Griffiths, Strat-
ford. visited on the weekend
with her cousin, Miss Gaye Ell-
iott,
Miss June Murdoch, New York
N.Y., is visiting with her Par-
ents, Mr, end Mrs, J. R. Mur-
doch.
Mrs, Menery, Bayfield, spent
a few days last week with her
nElliiecoestt, Misses Kay and Marie
,
lVir, and Mrs. Jack Hill from
Western Canada have been re-
cent guests of Mr. and. Mrs. J.
K. Cornish.
Mr. and Mrs. W, IT, Dinnin
visited on Sunday with the
former's sister, Mrs. Mary Neil,
at Kirkton,
1VIr. and Mrs, Albert Vander -
burgh, Sarnia, visited last week-
end with Mr. and 'Mrs. Roy
Leppington.
Donald McKenzie, St. Thomas
visited on the weekend with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Mc-
Kenzie, in their new home in
the village.
Mr. and Mrs. 3, W. Stack-
house .spent a week with their
son-in-law and daughter,; Mr,
and Mrs. T. S. Neale, Glencoe,
and .their son, and daughter-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Stack-
house, Wilton Grove.
Howard Vine and Frank Ald-
rich, Victoria, B.C., are visiting
at the home of Murray and Miss
lvrary Gibson, This evening,
October 22, they are presenting
a. Musical •program in Brucefield
United Church, and will show
pictures taken acress Canada.
Anniversary
Anniversary services will be
held in the United Church next
Sunday when the Rev. R. B.
Cummings, Brigden, will be
guest speaker.
Mission Band Tea
)Mission and members and
their leaders Mrs. E. Alien and
Mrs. S. Baird held a very suc-
cessful tea and bake sale in the
school room of the church on
Saturday afternoon.
WMS Entertain
Mothers and their children,
members of the Baby Band were
entertained after the regular
meeting of the Woman's Miss-
ionary Society last week. At
the regular meeting Mrs. R.
Allan presided and Mrs, Norman
Walker had Charge of the wor-
ship Service.
The theme, "The Church—A
Unique Fellowship," opened with
the call to worsnip. r, nymn was
sung with prayer and scripture
reading by the leader. During
the business period, in charge of
the president, plans were made
for the thanik-offering service
to be held on the evening of
November 10, when Seaforth and
Hensall Auxiliaries will be
guests. Plans also were made
for attending the sectional meet-
ing in Moncrief,
The study program. "New
Ways for New Days", from the
book "Where'er the Sun" was
in the charge of Miss E. Bowey
and Mrs. W. Moffatt. They were
assisted by Mrs. William Scott.
After the meeting the children
were entertained with stories
by Mrs. W. J. Maines and Mrs,
H. Dalrymple.
Rickey Mustard sang a solo
and Bobby and Hans Leppington
sang a duet in Dutch. Several
of the children were graduated
to the Mission Band and given
certificates. A social helf hour
followed.
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OLMESV1LLE
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WMS and WA ff
The regular meeting of the
Woman's Missionary Society of
Holmesville United Church was
held at the home of Mrs. Kenneth
Trewartha, on Tuesday, October
13, with Mrs. Edward Grigg as
leader. Taking as the theme of
the meeting "The Church—A Uni-
que Fellowship", the meeting was
opened with the hymn, "The
Morning Light is Breaking", fol-
lowed by prayer by Mrs, Grigg.
Mrs. Elmer Potter read the
scripture lessons and the respon-
ses to these were made by Mrs.
Grigg; followed by the reading in
unison of the words to the hymn,
"Jesus, Thou Divine Companion".
Mrs. Fred Mulholland, president,
took the business period. Mrs.
Harry Williams and Mrs. W. Yeo
were appointed to pack the bale
for shipment and Mrs. Jack Yeo
was appointed a delegate to the
sectional meeting to be held at
Blake United Church on October
22.
Mrs. William Norman read an
article on Christian stewardship,
and Mrs. Reg. Miller hada temp-
erance article. The hyxrrn, "In
Christ There Is No East br West"
was sung, and Mrs. Reg. Miller
read the chapter hi the study
book, and an article on "Reaching
Out". Mrs. Jack Yen read "Or-
dination in Africa" and the meet-
ing closed with the hymn "Jesus
Shall Reign."
The Woman's Association meet-
ing followed, ,and opened with the
singing of the theme song and re-
peating the Creed. The WA presi-
dent, Mrs. Harry Cudmore, read
the scripture lesson taken frog.
Psalm 24 and gave a few com-
ments on it. " The roll call was
answered by an article for the
"Touch and Take" booth for the
bazaar to be held this month.
Plans were completed for the ba-
zaar, and the meeting closed with
prayer by Mrs. Cdxnore. A de-
licious lunch was served ,by the
hostesses, Mrs. Kenneth Trewar-
tha and Mrs. Proctor Palmer.
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GODERICII
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 195
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NOTICE
VOTERS' LIST, 1953
Municipality of Goderich Township
NOTICE is hereby given that I have complied with
Section 9 of the Voters' Lists Act, and that. I have posted
up at my office on the 9th day of October, 1953; the list of all
Persons entitled to vote in the said Municipality at municipal
elections, and that such list remains there. ,foe. inspection.
And I hereby call np*n alt voters to take immediate
proceedings to have any eirrows ar' omissions; corrected accord--
ing to law, the last day for appeal beim," the 31st day of
October, 1953.
Dated this 14th day of October;. 1953.
(Signeti');
R. E. THOM P'SON, Clerk,
Township of Goderich
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MONSTER BtNGO
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Community Arena, Hensall <:
MONDAY, OCTOBER 26th
Doors Open 8 p.m. Bingo Starts 9 p.m.
OVER $2,000.00 IN PRIZES
14 Regular Games for $60.00 each.
2 Special Games for $100.00 each
2 Special Games for $500.00
All prizes must go. Sponsored by Hensall Branch Canadian
Legion and Legion Auxiliary.
Everybody Welcome --- Booth in Arena
Admission $1.00; Extra cards and specials, 250 or 5 for $1.00
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1950 FORD Excellent condition
Extra clean.
1949 PLYMOUTH 'ReOvcent1 Yed.
1940 FORD
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Gone over from.
bumper -to -bumper.
1953 ` Mercury V2 Ton Brand New..
Automatic transmission.
1952 FORD 1/2 Ton Express
1947 FORD, 3 Ton 176" wheel base
.OW4 4.41.4144.41.4
NEW CARS
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All Vehicles to clear at special prices . . Come in. now . . take your choice . . F This
offer for a limited time only . . . Remember, all these cars and trucks
are backed by our 30 day, 50-50 guarantee.
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Township of Tuckersmi h,
Tenders
Tender's are invited for the repair of the
Tyndall Municipal Drain in the Township of
Tnpkersmith.
10,5$0 lineal feet of open drain and 120 lineal feet of
24 inch pipe. Contractor to supply all labour and material
required and do the work according to the engineer's plans
and specifications, which may be seen at the clerk's office,
Marked cheque in the amount- of ten per cent of the
;Tender must accompany ea.el tender• and tenders .will close ,
on November 3, 1953, at 4;00 pan, Lowest or any tender not f
necessarily accepted.
E. P. Chesney-, Clerk,
TOWNSHIP OF TEICK'1RSMITH
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NOTICE
VOTERS' LIST, 1953
Municipality of Goderich Township
NOTICE is hereby given that I have complied with
Section 9 of the Voters' Lists Act, and that. I have posted
up at my office on the 9th day of October, 1953; the list of all
Persons entitled to vote in the said Municipality at municipal
elections, and that such list remains there. ,foe. inspection.
And I hereby call np*n alt voters to take immediate
proceedings to have any eirrows ar' omissions; corrected accord--
ing to law, the last day for appeal beim," the 31st day of
October, 1953.
Dated this 14th day of October;. 1953.
(Signeti');
R. E. THOM P'SON, Clerk,
Township of Goderich
40.1-b
41.
1144
464
41.
MONSTER BtNGO
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Community Arena, Hensall <:
MONDAY, OCTOBER 26th
Doors Open 8 p.m. Bingo Starts 9 p.m.
OVER $2,000.00 IN PRIZES
14 Regular Games for $60.00 each.
2 Special Games for $100.00 each
2 Special Games for $500.00
All prizes must go. Sponsored by Hensall Branch Canadian
Legion and Legion Auxiliary.
Everybody Welcome --- Booth in Arena
Admission $1.00; Extra cards and specials, 250 or 5 for $1.00
41-b
1950 FORD Excellent condition
Extra clean.
1949 PLYMOUTH 'ReOvcent1 Yed.
1940 FORD
ate•
Gone over from.
bumper -to -bumper.
1953 ` Mercury V2 Ton Brand New..
Automatic transmission.
1952 FORD 1/2 Ton Express
1947 FORD, 3 Ton 176" wheel base
.OW4 4.41.4144.41.4
NEW CARS
2-195a AERO-WILLYS AERO LARK, SEDANS
3
All Vehicles to clear at special prices . . Come in. now . . take your choice . . F This
offer for a limited time only . . . Remember, all these cars and trucks
are backed by our 30 day, 50-50 guarantee.
You Can't Lose . -- Buy Now
and
AV
.Al
rson Bros.
Aero-Willys Sales and Service
Erotnir. Ernd Aliannnet,t — Wheel Balarlicing
Phone 492 Clinton