Clinton News-Record, 1958-10-09, Page 8PACE EIGHT
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THURSDAY, OCTOX3I R 9, 1958
News of Bayfield
By MISS I.:(.17Y R. WOODS
PHONE: BA.YFIELD 45 r 3
Ma: and Mrs. Charles WYIse,
London, were weekend gue;Sts/ at
the New Ritz HbIVe'1..
Tony Pugh and family, Royal
tack, 111411oh., olcienp?ted rtheh, cottage
elver rtlhie weekend
Mr, and Mr's. George Kano and
Idlanalgiter, .Jennifer, Detroit, occu-
pied their cottage for the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs, Jtames P. Fergu-
son, London, were at their cottage
Iran the we'ek'e/ndi.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Bauer, Water-
ttho/a, spent the weekend at their
0ottaatge.
Mr. and Ws, Nelson MCConk'ey,
Toronto, were at their home iru the
village for ;tinge week'end•.
J. A. Orr, Stratford, spent karst
tweelt at itWs ,cottage ouv B/ayttri'eM
Terrace.
MI:Lsis+ :E/illeerru fHes'sian, New York,
is vacatiloning at "Felix Aare,/",
her hom7e in the village.
Mr. ;area urs. aVLunmae linker
and Susan, Waterloo, occupied
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A DAY NOT TO CARRY OUT
ASHES NEXT WINTER?
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their cottage over the weekend,
Mr, land' Mrs, Glen Smith nin
two children, Lonlddom', were the
gupo t orf Mx, and Mum, R. Larson
om Slunday. �•
Mr !and Ws. ,Charente Larson on
And daughter Karen visited arts
parents, QVIr. and' 1YIns, 'R.. Larson
an Monday evenniin/g.
Gtlennn Brandon who is worktirrg
in the Ca/Pith/am district spent thie
weekend with has wiife axed
xkn'.
Mr. and Mrs, Keith Pruslsr and
two chIldr/em/, London, and Bllalir
could, De'trolit, spent the weekend
with 1VIms, J, FI, Plark'er,
Mrs. Malcolm To lett on
Wednesday Of last week to visit
her sister, Mrs, Clayton Guest,
Leaside.
Mr, anal Mrs, Gerald Stuirgleon
aced baby daughter, Preston, visit-
eld his parents, Mr, and Mrs. K. J.
Sturgeon rfor the weekend.
Mr. amid Mrs. Harold Westoan
and dean ghtter;, Saasaanane, Detrioit,
visited his father, George Weston,
over the weekend.
M. and Mrs. William Parker
and balby Charlie, London, visited
over the w'ekenld with her parent$,
Mr. and Mrs, J. Fraser.
Mrs, M'i@vennta Ilnwlin and two
children, K incardtnei, are spending
a. few ',lasys rwith her parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Wli7tDaand. Sturgeon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dtunn, Mias'-
es/ Alice .and Janice, Dunn, London,
were at !their cottage over Sun-
day.
Mr, and Mrs, David Ormond
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and three children, Lucy, Stephen
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and Brian, Lav mita, Mich,, vistteld
his Parents, 1VJx, goo Mrs. H. l:I,
Orinound, ioivea* the weekend.
Mrs,
Antes Desi Jardine a'nd
d,aru >te"r-int- tw, Mrs, W. plater,.
1)000it, called on her uncle, L. I- I.
D. MacLeod and! Mrs. 1VIa eLeoxt
om Mond'ap',
Mr. and Mrs. Wiiillaaarn Maedon-
allld /and ttamitiy 'who have been
Occwpying William H. Jiohrnst>orr's
cottage,Moved into Mrs: Jaynes
pea' Jari 3iin s i lettSe an Caine, St-
reet Bast nweek.
Rellatbsnes here received word df
the death oif Mrs'. Wellington John-
ston at her home in Ne'ieonha. N
Dalt„ on (Mondray, October 6. For-
merly' Miss/ :Sarah Greer, site was
i n her 95rthWOW.
!Gerry Wallis, Ston of Mr. antd
Mrs, :Fried Wallis, Blue Water
algalivvlaY, Coder -lob' 'I'owns'blip, has
beear promoted to corporal lir the
Rtoylatl Ciainadian Aix Cadets; Mait-
lamd Squadron.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Stewart,
Mrs, C. tKnulakey, Miss Lucy R.
Woo'd's, Mrs. Percy Weston, Mows,
R. H. F. Gairdner, Mrs, J. B.
Higgins amid' the Rev. E. J. B.
Harrison ,attended the service in'
St. Paaul's/ Parish, Hall, on Friday
taifteirnoom' at Which the Rat. RIew.
Cad)e Bay, Asstsstarut Bishop of
Lahore, Pakistan, waS th'e special
slpea4eer.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Carver,
Tofberrn'ory,, have been visiting
:their daughter, Mrs. Stewart
Lange arid famhily. It is 29 years
since the Carvers lelft the village
and ;they have not been back since
itlhai time. They have enjoyed rre-
rnerwiinlg acquaintances! clueing the
Past two weeks. Bayfield has
Changed for the 'better, they think,
with the new highway and brlid'ge,
many thmproverments and new buil-
dings.
WA Meeting
The Wbtmanfs Asso'ci'ation: of St.
Reserve a Fable At a Bounteous
THANKSGIVING DINNER
Tomato Juice Cocktail with Cheese Dream
ROAST TURKEY and DRESSING
Cranberry Relish -:- Potatoes -:- Gazed Carrots
or Squash and Green Peas
Tossed Salad with a French Dressing
Home -Made Rolls
Pumpkin Pie with. Whipped Cream
or Apple Pie with Cheese or Tutti-Fruit Sundae
Fresh Fruit Bowl -:- Mints
• Tea or Coffee or Milk
Monday, Oct. 13-1 p.m. to 3 p.m. EST
Price: $2.50
1iIJt lLitttc 3Inn, Tgapitelb
For Reservations: Phone Bayfield 8
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Prepare Your Car NOW for Winter!
See
Your
Neighbourhood
CITIES
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CITIES SIRVI((
SERVICE
Dealer
Now!
CARL CANTELON
Yesi there are long months of tough, rugged driving
and you'll want your car welt protected and in tap
condition! Drop in and let us get it ready with a
thorough theck-up and changeover. Do it naw!
Cantelon's Service Station
Corner Mary and King Streets
Phone HU /4032
Clinton
NEWS of GODERICH TOWNSHIP
iFine weather has helPed tike
ifari n?'er$ clean up the' bean erop
aan!d they report a good year.
,Alden Betties received word
that, his brother garland had talk-
en aheart attack and nsinbospi--
tal isv Toronto.
,Geon get D' lrnxnierson, Couvicessiton
7, aoderuchr Towrnshnlp, has solid
his farm to Kerb, MateAdann, Con-
ce'ssllon 6. Mr. Exnucnersbn lies
bought a house in cannon and
tends moving latter.
Grant Stirling had the anis/foa't-
+erne to idose a horse least week. He
had just bought them a week be.
fore, and at was a real show tearm
;Grratnit was helping a med'ghibo'ua'
rwinth, Ms Iberaans. Since it looked
Dyke ralin, he tied the horses .to
the rake while he helped deice a
'wagon, Something must have
frightened/ the horses, for thely
ibalolke loose and one of the team,
toad Its foot caught i!in the rake,
The horse had 'tta :be shot, for
the Mott was dram aged too badly.
1S/00;e/b/ody shopu'ld have his head
read about this oahange of time.
/Soave families an Godeari;ch Towwx-
ahip are on fast time, and the
others on Standard. G+otterieh Dis-
trict Collegiate is on fast time,
and Bayttuelid pp/biro school is rin
s/tandlaa;d. Sante families: have
children Igoitng to both sldhioels.
This means they must ha,'v/e two
cillockss, set at the afferent times.
At this time of year, fast time
i fax Ibetter for farmers, as some
evenings it tis so dark you can't
find the cows at milking time.
WA Meeting
The Warmers Auxiliary of -St';
James Church, MiddlIeton, met ion
WerWesday afternoon, Octtolber 1.'
with; 18 padres present and the
prtesltde/rnt, Mxs. 1R.owd'enn in the.
clicky,.
Tine meeting opened with the
singing Of the hymn "In Christ
there, Is no vast or, West", follow-
ed by Ir espbosa've !prayer's f4"Orn
the !l Ji{vliang, '1Viessage, the members
prayer and the Corers Prayer.
MS. Gordon. Ratthwellr read;
the Scripture lesson, Dant. 28:
1-14; Mrs. Keith Killer read the
minutes and M. Dutot gave the
treas/ur'eaw's report.
Mrs, Ratyt Wise read a lovely
card Of thanks receiver!' from pray-
er partner, Miss Frances Hanwktns,
in Japan,
The rector, the, Rev, E. J, B..
Rarristoa +ga,v'e' a short biography
soil the two Bishops on a speaking
tour in the Diocese.; they are Bish•
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op Chandu Ray, Indian and Bish-
op Kuriosi, Japan; both returning
from the Laarnberth C'onfere'nce.
Mals, John Grigg c'dnnrtributed an
interesting reading and a poem,
(birth on the subject of Thanks_
givirnn(g,
WS:, Oliver Coyle •gaNe' an inter-
esting reading re modern inven-
tions; revolutionizing farm life; also
a tixne'ly poem "God is Every-
where".
Mrs. Dutot conducted a bra*
sale ref Christmas cards,
The rector closed the meeting
with prayer and lunch was; served.
Andrew's Vatted ;Church met at
the parsonage on Thhursid'ay even-
ing.
Mrs. Lind/slay Sneath, the presi-
dent, opened wlirth the reading, St.
Luke 17: 11 to 19, followed by
a short readiing on Thenk/sgtvinlg.
During the business s'estshon, aar'-
ram/gements were made for the
Presbyterial to .be held lin St.
Andrew's, is ,Chtuncrh on October 23.
Mrs. L. Smith closed with: pray
er after which the committee len.
charge served laanch.
BRUCEFIELD
Cannmunilo;n service was held in
the United Church here on Sunday
morning. Next Sunday ills the serv-
ice of baptism.
The outside work is now corn-
iplette on Gordon Turner's new
Ib'arn. Built to re -place the build-
ing which was •hi.urn',ed this sum-
mer, the Bari n is of cement block,
metal' roof and siding.
Mr.. rand Mrs. Ross Scott return-
ed early Sun/diaty morning from a
Visit in Western Canada, wrath re-
latives in Winnipeg. Mrs. G. Wright,
Sea/forth, who (motored wtlth them,
had /flown to Calgaaiy to ibe with
her Son an;d daugthtetr-tin w, Mr.
and Mrs. Bruuce Wright and family,
for a, short vitsiiit.
Mr. and Mr. Harry Dinnin
made a night from the village
to Graveanhurst on Saturday, re-
turrin/g home via the village on
Sunday afternoon. Their daught-
er Kathy •visited with her grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs{. W. V. Dimn-
l:trr. Other callers with the JDimmkns
oxn SLvniday were Edward Neil, Ex-
eter, nephew Of Mr. Darman; and
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Dirrntoh and
Billy, anion; Mr. and Mrs. Alan
Fraser, Exeter.
o.
Bayfield Trinity WA
Meets at "The Hut"
(By our Bayfield Correspondent)
The Woman's Aalxa iary of Trin-
ity
rimity ,Church met at "The Hut" on
'Thursday, September 18.
The Raw. E. J. B. Harrison
condsucted the 'dp/ennin'g exercises,
and Mrs. Etnersan Heard read a
portion of Scripture from Sit. Mat-
thews Gospel.
Tints Luray R. Woods presided
for the business session.
Mrs. C. Knuckey read the min-
utes of the, last meeting for Mrs.
W. J. McLeod who was absent.
Owing to the absence of the
treasurer -the president outlined
the cormini/tmn!ennta which had not
yet been met.
Mrs. Percy Weston gave the
Dorcas Secretary report,
The Rewe. F. J. B. Harrison
game the itinaay of the two visit-
ing Bishops—Rt. Rev, Paul Y.
Tiurose, Bishop Of Mid -Japan and
Rt. Re. Ohandu May, assistant
'Bishop; 'of Lahore, Pakistan, It
was ;decidedthat as a branch,
plans(be made to Maar the latter
when he speaks in Clinton,
Mrs. 3. B. Higgins, educational
secretary, introduced the new stu-
dy book on social service.
• 1'd1ioiwling the cltasri;ng prayers
by, the rector, the hostess served
relfrethmen'ts.
RAILWAY
TiME TABLE
CHANGES
Effective Sunday
Oct. 26th,1958
Full
Information
from
agents
HENSALL
Mrs. Jack Faber who has been
a patient in St. Joseph's Hos/patap',
Loddon, has returned home.
Mr. and Ins. Jack Peebles: and
family, London, were weekend vts-
intonns with, 'Mr, and Mrs. Leonard
Noakes .
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shaw, To-
ronto, were guests this week with
Mr. Frank Motusseatu, Wilfred and
Margaret.
Mr. and Mrs:. Carmen Beaton,
Detroit, were weekend vlilslitors
With Mr. and 1VLrs. Berverley Beat-
on and Ron,
Miss Margaret Moir is one of
13 entrants, for the Miss Lonldloan
Lords Contest to /be held October
17 at Hotel, London. In addition
to $1,000 in gifts the winner twI"il
/also receive an tali expennses pal'ud
trip, to the Grey Cup Game in
Vancouver. Miangaret is on the
staff of General Coach..
Township of Mullett
NOTICE
TAKE NOTICE that the
Township of Huilett will hold
a
Court of Revision
on the Assessment Roll for the
year 1959.
The Court will convene on
November 3, 1958, in the Com-
munity Hall, Londesboro, at
9 o'clock p.m.
All persons wishing to ap-
peal their assessment are to
have their appeals into the
Clerk's Office before this date
so that their appeals may be
considered.
HARRY TEBBUTT,
Clerk
41-2-b
TENDERS WANTED
Stanley Township School Area Board
is inviting Sealed Tenders for the supplying of
No. 1 Furnace Fuel Oil
for .Schools No. 1, 6, 7, 10, 14 for the 1958-59
school term.
Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
Closing date, 12 o'clock noon, November 1.
T. B. BAIRD, Secretary -Treasurer,
Brucefield, Ontario.
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i10 POINT WINTER TUNE*Up
,• Adjust Carburetor O Check Distal:1n%
• Check Fuel Pump t (• Check and refig
• aeon Air Cleaner battery .
• Check spark plugs, �� Focus lights
regap or replace if
)needed • Check battery cables
• Check timing�• theck ignition wiring
Before rho ¢cst ret! telt# snap comes along, it's
?eon
to give your cat s winter check-up and tune
QIP& for quick, tote ,taus. Drive is TODAY!
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