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Clinton News-Record, 1957-09-26, Page 6Mows of Bayrield By }HISS. LUCY R. WOODS 1.955 Ontario Champion Aural Coriresnondent PHONE: BAYFIELD 45 r 3 k t Guests registered recently at The Little Inn include: Mr. and Mrs, J, H. Billings, London; Mr, and Mrs.' E. Lynch and daughter Mama, Grosse Pointe., Mich,: Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chapin, East Lansing; Mrs. W. M. Fumes, Bir- mingham, Mich„ Mrs. M. Creed, Cambridge, England; Miss Helen Creed, London. Huron County Farming R.eport (By ID, N, Miles Agricultural rap, nesentative for Huron County) "Wet weather has delayed: bean harvesting, by causing many. spoiled. beans..." "Farmers are starting the fall; plowing, and to put some .norn4 -1 iii. the silo, There will be some very good husking, corn as it ipu maturing niceIV' CARL CANTELON IL 7Ar/o • /, ....." ...••••• ....., ...n" . ., ...,.. ..,.//• BE GOOD TO YOUR BANK ACCOUNT 1, •GET , IN ON CHEVY'S UNBEATABLE BUYS! •WHY PAY MORE... SAVE* THE DIFFERENCE! A FAMILIAR SIGN THESE DAYS, reminding you that right now your Chevrolet dealer can offer you an unbeatable buy on the best seller. He'll show you that incomparable quality and style needn't put a big dent in your bank account. , You'll find that Chevrolet offers the most features, the most pride, the most CAR for your money, No doubt about it, "When Money Talks It Says Chevrolet'', Your Chevrolet' dealer is eager to prove how you can save with this great tar. See him today. / \ A / • N 0°.. .......• THE MOST MODERN EFFICIENT ...0" ....... OR ..•••• rnn ENGINES IN THE WORLD ..--** rn, I • A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE ran.. 4644...; C..475/6 NEWS-AEC:OM PAGE SIX Tvmsrmx,. srPTFrIV1,13Et 26, 1,96.75 Mr. and Mrs, Doman Mathews, .London, were with her mother, • kVIrs. R. L. Bassett, The _Albion over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. William Munroe, ,returned to London on Friday aft- er having spent the summer at, "Shangrina". • Mrs. J, 'McClure is visiting her brether, Oliver Burke near -Belle River, Mr, and Mrs. Leslie R, Griy, London, •visited the latter's mother, Mrs, H. A. Lawson, ands sister, Mrs. Maynard. QDrrie and family on yunday,. Mr. and Mrs.. Gebrge Simons and daughter Dawn have been visiting in Straffordville, Welland And Toront$. :Mr. and Mrs, Stuart Sturgeon, Preston, :.spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and. Mrs. E.. J. Sturg- eon, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis. Bisbank, Clinton were also with her parents and Mrs., Sturgeon's sister, Mrs. Louisa Sturgeon; . Mr. an Mrs. Dave Baird, London, spent Sunday with them. Jianvent 'Thanksgiving Service will be held in Trinity Church on Sunday at -11 a.m. Mrn and Mrs. Albert Mecum Mrs. John Nelson and daughter Rebecca Jean, St, Ignace, Mich., arrived on Monday to visit their aunts, Misses A. M. and E. J. Stirling and other relatives in the Mr. and •Mrs. Alan Millsap, Lon-• don, were at their cottage at "The Highlands" over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. :Heitert Kirkham and brother Sherman Kirkham., London, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs'. Etnerson Heard on Sat- Urday. LAIC Warren Carson, wife and two children who were called to Piston, N. S. owing to the illness and subsequent death of: his father, returned to the village on Friday. - Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Heard, London, were here over the week- - end. • • Mr.' and 'Mrs, R. C. Moore re=' turned to .Detroit on Friday after having spent three weeks at their nettage, "Fairlawn", Ronald Poth, Toronto spent the weekend at home after having attended the football game at Wes- tern 'University on Saturday, George Ieewitt who WAS first mate Ahearn the S, S. Starbnek which was recently sold for scrap is staying with his sister, Mrs, Emerson Heard. aVir. and • Mrs. Michel prea,t, Ghent, Belgium, were the guests of Mrs. F. V, Martin, "Boulder Lodge", on Sunday. Mr. and - Mrs. Clair Merrier, Highland Park, Mich„ were at their home on Colina. Street- from Sunday to Tuesday. They punchas, ed the property earlier in the sum, Tiler from Mrs. James. Ferguson and are .having the house renovat- ed. Mr. and Mrs, C, W, MeD•ertnid returned to St. Catharines the end of the week after having occupied the Roddick apartment at "Cent- ury House" for a -fortnight, Mrs, L, M. Burt, Mr. and - Mrs:- Ronald Burt, London, were at their home Over the weekend, Mrs. A. W. Hayman entertained members of a bridge club -froni London at The Little Inn on Tues- day. • MISS E. Jones, Goderich, enter- tained -20 guests at a luncheon- bridge at The Little Inn on Wed- • nesd•ay of last week, - Bobby , Brandon is teaching- grades five and six at Grand Bend. The Rev, and Mrs. Peter Ren: ner, Teesvvater, visited their son Percy and daughter, Mrs. Glenn Brandon, for • a short time last week. Harry Baker, London, was at his• 'cottage "Wheel In" from Friday to Saturday evening. F/L Andre and Mrs. Tama, Michael and • Mary, arrived from Portage la Prairie, Man., on Sim- day ..evening to spend,a month with Mrs. TOmit's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. D. MacLeod. Mr. and Mrs. OarSon Fawcett and baby Nancy Louise, London, also spent the weekend with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Stephenson and Miss Hanbara :Stephenson; To- ronto, were their cottage' over the weekend, Mr, and Mrs, Hd. 'Bollard, don, spent Sunday l'Wenbeigifi 14'0 .Margaret Howard, Huron 'College London was home from. Friday to Saturday night, • Mr, and arS, S. Bryant were••in Byron. from. Saturday until Tks- day, Roberto .11/fcLeod,,..SYIVia. Fitz- • simons and Jackie Weston of the First Baylfield Company,„ Girl Guides joined the First Goderich Company in a, weekend camp at KeeWayclen. Miss IlinniMOPOna4 District Commissioner "anal' aiSS Mary McMillan.,, Lieutenant of the Goderich Company, cominntnd the :camp. Mrs, J, V,. Howard reports see- ing a migration of red-tailed hawks on September 14, This is ten days earlier than last year, Occupying Jawett cottages are Rev. and Mrs. J. L. McPlinil who have 1'041110 from .Japan after working as missionaries under the Interdenominational Board; . LAC W, P. Andrews and family; Sgt, W. M, Larsen and family; Sgt. J. W. O'Connell and f4mily. WILLING woltimis The September meeting of the Willing Workers was held on Sep- tember 11 on Clan Gregor Square. It was opened with them Willing Worker's Prayer. The president chose. the topic "Jey" based'. on, Isaiah which. was followed bnpray- er, Mrs, Edgar .Rathwell read the minute's of the August meeting which • were adopted on. a motion by Mrs. ;Jack Scotehnier and Mrs. John Lindsay. The treasurer's report was giv- en by Mrs,' Robert Blair. 11„ mem- bers answered the roll call. The gift-of-the-month brought by Mrs. Wilfred Castle was received • by Mrs. Grant Turner. Thank you notes were read from Mrs. Logan Cleave and Gerry Wallis. The card and flowers report. was given by Mrs. John Lindsay. It Was decided to hold the Oct- ober meeting at the home of Mrs. Logan Cleave. Lunch was served by the com- mittee in charge assisted by Mrs. Bert Greer. Scouts Auxiliary The Ladies'. Auxiliary to Scouts And Cubs met on September 17 at the home of Mrs. James A: Cam- eron.. • The president, Mrs. Reg. Fran- cis led the Scout Mothers' prom- ise, said in unison. She expressed thanks to the members who. had helped in a booth' at the Lions carnival. The auxiliary .acknowledged a donation from the Lions Club. Mrs. Grant Turner gave the secretary- trea'surer's report and also a state- ment of cards sents to members and boys who had been ill. A motion was passed to purch- ase a dozen: neckerchiefs for the Club Pack. It was decided to help each of the leaders by a set 1ona- tion towards neW 'uniforms. Mrs. Lloyd' Scotchmer suggested that each member entertain by home games, the proceeds of which to be turned in before November 19n as a means of raising money for the above purposes. This plan was accepted.. The next meeting I will be held on November 19 at the :home of Mrs. R, Francis. The officers for the ensuing year will be elected then. Mrs. Cameron served , coffee. Which Was It— Peeping Tom? Or Peeping Coon? (By„ our hayfield correspondent). Was this raccoon envious' of the home of human. beings? At least he was having more than one peek • at the Interior of Mrs. D. MaoKenzie's house on Anne Streeti Qne evening last week, Mrs, MacKenzie's daughter, Mrs. ,Colin Campbell, beard a scratch- ing ..at the front window. She- :got a f1, 4shlight, and there was Mrs. (or Mr.?) Coon staring at her through' the glass, Mrs Campbell went out on the verandah, armed with a broom, and brushed the animal from its hold on the upper sash, It ran off under a shrub, and She went indoors satisfied that she'd frightened it off. Not so! In a few minutes • the furry animal was again peering in at them, Tit lif COMM= Mrs. LeRoy Toth 411(1. Miss. Bane J:owett returned home to Bayfield, on Friday afternoon after having enjoyed a University. Tours. Ltd, trip to Belgium, West Germany, Switzerland, Liechenstein, Austria, Italy, France, England, Scotland abcl, Wales. While in..nglando-they attended the Shakespearean play "Cymbal,' ire" at Stratford-on-Mon. They left from Montreal on July 30 "aboard the Empress of Britain and returned aboard the Empress of England, On the outgoing- trip the ship got into a field of ice bergs and on. the return the tail end of, Hurricane Carrie gave some of the passengers a bad time, Miss Edna ,TOWett left for her home in Marysville, Mich., on Sat- urday. (Intended for last week) TRINITY CLUB The Trinity Club. met at the home off the president, Mrs, Hovey on Tuesday.evening. It was opened with the members' pledge, after which Scripture pertaining to Thanksgiving was read from the prayer book. This was follow- ed by a Thanksgiving hymn in un- ison, and a prayer- offered by Mrs, R. H. F, Clairdner on the' same theme. There was an attendance of 16. Mrs. Alf Seotebmer read `the minutes and the treasurer's report was given by Mrs. En l3ellcharnber. The 'business session was brief,. The next meeting will be held et the home of Mrs. Ross Middleton, the first Tuesday in November, 'MIK • ILO OMS The gathering then repaired to the home of WOWS M, and A. Watson, Main Street. Mrs. J, K. Hovey' said a few words on intro- duction, presenting those who had not WeVieusly met the ladies and explaining the meaning of the visit. Their hostesses then took them, to the weaving room where three looms were set nn, They were shown all the materials with which the Misses Watsons ply their artistic talent in the many beanti- Ail articles of high .calibre which come from their looms, They demonstrated the method of setting up and operating the looms and , explained the art of weaving. The interest of all pres- ent was keen and many questions concerning '.this horneoraft, were asked, And having the •opPortun, ity of viewing the, finished product gave added pleasure in the demon- stration, The Misses Watson served tea, and a social hour was:enjoyed be- fiyre• dispensing, TIME -TO, gel Re", 04 Wifride4- with . CoLEmAN OIL HEATING '-r,-.4-•44-•-,-•-•-•-•-•-4-4-•-•-•-, -$4-++++ ONLY A :COLEMAN OIL HEATER - super circulates THE HEAT FOR GREATER COMFORT 4--.444-e+,-.4-0-.-•-•44-.4.444-44-«, .:,,..i.a-.,,,,..........,,,..-- A Coleman's huge circulating power ' mixes warmed air n with room air and : r spreads it all rl over. This, means a warmer living zone, warmer n. flpors and better - r health. Remem- her . . . the burn,- ' * s, er in. your oil • : heater does NOT ga heat your home n .n n: ' — it's• what you %do with the heat n that does: the job. With a Coleman you will enjoy whole-house % -A warmth because . , , the big heat out- put is distributed evenly front floor 'V to ceiling through- , :g.e. out the home ' ...n:I.' from 3 to 5 times <. an hour. Model 4111—The "Riviera" SAVE.$20.00 On This . Special .: Coleman. Model 4111—The "Riviera" . BTU rating 51,000; choice of dark mahogany finish or blonde finish. Heats 3 to 5 rooms. PRICE OF HEATER $124.95 3-SPEED POWER BLOWER 12.00 $136.95 Reg. Price of Blower .•, $32.00 OTHER NEW COLEMAN MODELS , froth $76.50 up' ! A it DWARE if CLINTON Phone 101. 2-9505 IF YOU HAVE LOTS OF GRAIN, mix' 400 lbs. chop or rolled grain and • 100 COW CHOW CONCENT- RATE. Keep up CONDITION and you Keep up MILK To get more milk per year, and more milking years, keep up BODY CONDITION. You may get short-term production while ignoring con- dition, but for long-term production good con- dition is a "must". IF YOU NEED TO STRETCH YOUR GRAIN, mix 200 Ibi. chop or rolled grain and 100 COW CHOW SUPPLE- 'MENT. 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