Clinton News-Record, 1959-09-03, Page 5PAM ME
Public School Teachers Ready ,For
New Term Beginning September 8
STANLEY
Area Schools
Francis (Marion) Pow-
ell, RR 3, Clinton.
6—Miss Jean McKellar,
7—Miss Joanne Robinson, R
1. Varna.
10—Michael Hallahan, Blyth.
14—Miss Rosalie IVIollard,
Townships Schools
3—Mrs. Marie Beatty, Varna
4E----Mrs, Mina Talbot, RR 3,
Bayfield,
4W—Mrs. Anna ,Scotchmer,
Bayfield,
5----Mrs. Grace McClinchey,
Brucefield,
8—Wilbert Fralich, Bayfield;
Mrs. Vina Parker, Bayfield.
9—Mrs. Margaret Horner, RR
2, Zurich.
TUCKERSMIT}I
3—Miss Jean Scott, RR, 1. Sea-
forth,
10—Mrs. Karen McCaw, Dash-
wood.
School Area •
1—Mrs. Laurabelle Reichert,
RR 2, Hensall.
2—Miss Dorothy Turner, RR 1,
Varna.
4—Mrs, Dorothy Bennett, RR
1, Port Albert.
5—Mrs, Anna Doh-nage, RR 1,
Londesboro.
7—Mrs. Margaret Garrett, Clin-
ton.
8—Mrs, Barbara Alexander, Eg-
mondville; A. Finlayson, RR 2,
Kippen,
9—Spencer Jeffrey. RR 1. Staf-
f a,
GODERICH TOWNSHIP
1—Miss Cora Bogie.
2—Mrs, Rita Orr.
4—John Siertsema.
5—Mrs. Agnes MacKinnon.
10—Sandra Williams'.
11—Mrs. John (Nancy) Holmes,
Clinton.
6—Miss Marie Curwain.
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9--Mrs. Esther Wright.
3--(Holmesville), Mrs. Muriel.
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HELLETT TOWNSHIP
1—Mrs. Ida Livingston, RR 2,
Seaforth.
US2—Mrs, Mary Holmes, Gode-
rich,
3--Mrs. Shirley Lyon, Blyth.,
5—Harold Robinson, Landes--
boro,
6—Mrs. Marion Godkin, RR, 2,
Walton.
7—Miss Vicki Cluff, RR. 1,
Londesboro.
Blyth,
8—Mrs. Ruth Shaddick, RR 1,
Londesboro,
9—Wilmer Errington, Dungan-
non.
U10--1Virs. Dorothy Powell, RR
I., Auburn.
11—Miss Doreen Treble, RR 5,
Goderich,
U12—Mrs, Evelyn lVfillian, RR
5, Goderich.
US—Duncan McKay. Auburn.
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His wife, Charlotte Abram; 'a
daughter, Mrs. Stuart (Beryle)
Sturgeon, Preston,„ a grandchild,
two brothers, Iii'd1/41.wo sisters in
England, survive.
Attending the funeral were Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Sturgeon, Bayfield;
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bisback,
Mary Street, Clinton; Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Anderson, Jr., Science
Hill.
Sugar and Spice
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supplies and shopping in. the 5
and 10, just like the real tourists.
And of course Saturday was sort
of interrupted because we had to
drive to town to see if they'd
heard anything of my partner,
who had been missing in an open
boat in Georgian Bay, for two
days. Rather a nuisance, that. * yt A
Aside from this, however, we
really pitched in and became
beachcombers. The kids were de-
lighted with cottage life, of
course, because for once they had
me at their mercy. I'll bet I
played 74 games of cards with
them, and went in swimming with
them, one dragging on each arm,
at least twice a day. The Old
Girl was happy. She'd brought
her ironing board with her, to
catch up on her ironing. Every
day she'd pull out some pile of
clothes she'd dampened to iron
about February, look at it, put it
away and come swimming. And
I was happy because, for once,
everybody else was. *
Even Playboy, the pup, was
happy because he learned to
swim properly. When we had
first taken him to the water,
early in the summer, we expected
him to plunge in and dart about
like an otter, because he was a
spaniel. He didn't. He'd put one
foot in, then the other, then run
about the beach looking for some-
body's towel to play with. • * *
Finally, he was thrown in, and
he swam clumsily to shore, using,
of all things, the dog-paddle, and
holding his face out of the water
like a model trying to Save her
make-up. After a few clays at
the cottage, hoWever, he was
swimming like a loon, and acting
like one.
We were all sick at the cot-
tage, of course, Hugh, who is
never ill, was down and out for
two days, The Old Lady had
What she claimed was an advance
case a 'polio. 1 had dysentry all
the time we Were there. Kim
Waited until the day we got home,
then ran a high fever for four
days, * *
But I guest we had a wonder-ful holiday, on the whole,
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The Codfish lays ten thousand
eggs,
The homely hen lays one,
The codfish never cackles
To tell you what she's done.
And so we scorn the codfish,
Whilst the humble hen we
prize,
Which only gees to show you
that
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—Anonyonaus,
Edwin P. Chesney
Edwin Pearson Chesney; clerk-
treasurer of Tackersrnith Town-
ship, died suddenly early Friday
Morning at his home following a
heart seizure, Mr, Chesney was
in his 53rd year.
He was the son of the late Mr.
and Mrs. T. M, Chesney. Follow-
ing his education at a Tucker-
smith township school he attend-
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The Office of the Company is now located
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All business of the company is being transacted there.
W. E. SOUTHGATE ROBT. ARCHIBALD
Secretary-Treasurer President
Mrs. L. Phelan; men, Tom Hef-
fron; youngest present, Margaret
Heffron; oldest present, Mrs.
Mary Kelly.
Shoe scramble. Joseph Heffron;
peanut scramble, Jim Phelan; tug-
o-war, George Hamm's team;
wedding anniversary, Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Hallahan; soft-ball
game, single men defeated mar-
ried men; birthday, Louis Van
Lammeron.
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Lavery-- McLeod
The congregation of St. Mich-
ael's Roman Catholic Church,
Blyth. held their picnic at Jow-
ett's Grove in mid-August with
the CWL in charge, About 43 at-
tended,
Races were won as follows: sev-
en years and under. boys, Joseph
Phalen; ten years and under. girls,
Mary Anne Phelan; boys, Peter
Martyn; 12 years and under, boys,
Tom Heffron; young ladies, Mary
Phelan; married ladies, Mrs. Louis
Phelan; married men, George
Hamm; kick-the-slipper, ladies,
St. Michael's Has
Parish Picnic
At Jowett's Grove
cf4111. 'ON ;s.M
ed .Seaforth High School. Besides
farming at RR 4, Seaforth, he
had been treasurer for Tucker-
smith for 30 years.
In 1944, following the resigna-
tion Of the late D, F. McGregor,
he was named clerk of the town-
ship. He had held the combined
position since that time. He was
also relief officer and tax collect-
or for the township.
Mr. Chesney was a member of
the Seaforth Lions, Club and also
of the Odd Fellows,
In 1943, he married the former
Cora Sherwood, who survives.
Also surviving are four sisters,
Misetn Janet and Bertha Chesney,
Highland Park, Ill.; Mrs. Jessie
Walker, Rochester, N.Y.; and
Mrs. W. K. Arnent, Kitchener;
one brother, W, James, Ottawa,
Service was from the Box fun-
eral home, Seaforth Sunday aft-
ernoon, August 30. by the Rev,
Dr. J. Semple, Egmondville Unit-
ed Church. Burial was in Malt-
lanclbank Cemetery.
Honorary pall-bearers were
Ivan Forsyth, reeve of Tucker-
smith; D. A, Moffatt, James Doig,
Charles McKay, 5, Whitmore and
Arthur Nicholson, all ex-reeves.
Pall-bearers were A. Y. Mc-
Lean, M. E, Clarke, Robert Tyn-
dall, Clair Haney, Harold Jack-
son and Robert Charters.
Flower-bearers were D. H.
son, Jack McKay, John Baldwin,
M. McKellar, J. D. Turnbull, W.
P. Roberts, W. McBeth and Har-
ry Chesney,
Mrs. J. D. Stirling
Funeral service was conducted
on Monday afternoon at the Ball
and Mutch funeral, home, 153
High Street, Clinton, for Wrox-
ena Content Stirling, beloved wife
of John D, Stirling, James Street,
Clinton. The Rev. Kenneth Kend-
rick officiated. Interment was in
Clinton Cemetery.
Pall-bearers were David Col-
clough, Robert VanLoo, Allen
Reid. Dell Puffin, Craig Gibb and
Bruce Cann.
Born on June 3, 1878, Mrs.
Stirling had lived here all her
life. She was a ladies milliner.
On October 7, 1922, she married
John D. Stirling. They had no
children.
Mrs. Stirling was a member of
the Clinton Pentecostal church.
She had been ill for about a year,
and death in Clinton Public Hos-
pital on August 28 was due to a
coronary thrombosis.
Attending the funeral service
from a distance were Mrs. Mau-
rice Vanderhart, Toronto and Del
Puffin Singharnpton.
Bernard Davis
Funeral service was conducted
at the Stager-Barthel funeral
home, Preston. on Thursday morn-
ing. August 27, for Bernard Davis,
56, Preston resident for the past
three years, who died suddenly
at his residence, 951 Queen Street,
Preston on August 25. He had
not been ill previously.
A painter by vocation the late
Mr. Davis was owner of Sturvis
painters, Preston. Native of Lon-
don. England, he resided there un-
til three years ago when he came
to Canada, living since that time
in Preston.
He was the recipient of the
Imperial Service Medal during
While
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The marriage was solemnized
at Hensel]. United Church Manse.
Saturday, August 29, of Donna
Kathleen McLeod, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy McLeod, Clin-
ton, and Robert Thomas Lavery,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Lav-
ery, Hensel'. Rev Currie Winlaw
B.D. performed the cere-
mony.
The bride was lovely in a bal-
lerina gown of white nylon chif-
fon with full gathered skirt and
draped neckline forming a float-
ing panel at the back, A small
bandeau held her shoulder length
veil and she wore matching white
accessories and carried a bouquet
of red roses.
Miss Elizabeth Jane Falconer,
Clinton, was bridesmaid, gowned
identical to the bride, in Cam-
' bean blue with matching blue ac-
cessories. She carried blue and
white baby 'mums.
Gordon Lavery, Zurich, was
his brother's groomsman.
Later a reception was held at
the Commercial Hotel, Hensall,
for fifty guests. The bride's mo-
ther received in a dress of royal
blue crystal charm with white
accessories and white mum cor-
sage. The groom's mother chose
brown and gold metallic with
beige accessories and bronze mum
corsage,
Following the reception the br-
ide and groom left for points east,
the bride wearing a turquoise
linen suit, white feather hat and
brown accessories, and wearing
a corsage of white mums.
On their return they will reside
in Hensel].
Guests attended from Hamilton
Port Stanley, Clinton, Zurich,
Exeter and Hensall.
Living At Zurich
MR. AND MRS. EUGENE JOSEPH DUCHARME,
RR 2, Zurich, were married on Saturday, August 1, in
St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Clinton, by the
Rev, L. E, Reed-Lewis. The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Glazier, Clinton, and the groom is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ducharme, RR 2, Zurich,
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