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Clinton News Record, 1954-09-02, Page 5THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER, 2 1954 , miNToN LVEVVS-RECORD PAGE FIVE' STANLEY Miss Kate McGregor, and Marg- aret returned last week trom a trip to California. Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Pepper, Niagara Falls, visited John E. Pepper and family last week. Mrs. Goldie Graham and Jack • yisited Mr. and Mrs. William Stewart at.Fergus, for a few days. • Mrs. Alma Baird, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Klinkhamer and Carol Jean, Detroit, are visiting George Baird and other relatives. Stewart Baird, Orrin and Ger- ald visited Mr. and Mrs. Grant Love at Caro,' Mich., over the weekend. TENDERS will be received 'by the undersigned until Sep- tember 15, for the Construe - tion and Installation of Two Storm Sewers in the Town of Clinton. ' PIans and specifications available at the Clerk's ,Of- fice. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Work to commence on the Municipal Board's approval of the project, L D. HOLLAND, Clerk, :'.Eox 400, Town of Clinton. 35-6-b AUBURN Miss Ruth Arthur has returned home from La Riviere, Man. William Straughan is visiting relatives at Ridgetown a n d Thamesville. Mrs. William Straughan is visit- ing Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jardin, Clarksburg, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Taylor dnd Marion have returned from a trip to Nova Scotia. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Macintyre, Detroit, are visiting Mr. and Mi s. George Beadle, Mrs. Marguerite Chapin and Miss Ehna Mitch have been visit- ing friends in Toronto, Bible Society The • annual meeting of the Au- burn branch (4 the Upper Canada BibleSociety will be held in the BaPtist church next Sunday even- ing at 7.30 p.m. Rev. J. E:Ostrom, Clinton will give a short address, and there will be a film �n the work of the Bible Society shown, Legion Men Term Bingo Card Phony Plan Free Game • Canadian 'Legion officials at Exeter have announced that a bingo card which contained the winning numbers on a free car prize offered at a Legion bingo in Exeter in July, was not an official card. ,A free bingo will be held in Oc- tober to determine a new winner. A man from Cincinnati claimed the car in July but Legion officials held up the awarding of it until bis bingo card could be checked. The claimant has returned to the United States and has not protest- ed the decision. Labour Day SPECIALS 1950 AUSTIN • $595.00 • Very Clean — Low Mileage 1953 DODGE DELUXE SEDAN •$1,675.00 1949 PLYMOUTH DELUXE SEDAN • $995.00 Radio — Air -Conditioned SEE THESE AND MANY MORE ' MURPHY BROS CHRYSLER—PL IliOUTH—FARGO Sales and Service PHONE 465 Huron Street CLINTON, ONT. Obituaries • Francis J Picot • Francis J. Picot, R.R. 2, Bay- field, who died in Victoria Hospi- tal, London, August 21, in his 73rd year, was born in Goderich Town- ship, where he spent most of his life. rgneral service was held from the Beattie funeral home, Ratter - bury Street, Street, Clinton, Tuesday af- ternoon, August 24; • Rev. Peter Renner, .Bayfield United Church, officiated and interment was made in 13ayfielcl Cemetery. Surviving besides his wife, the former Eleanor Weston, are one son, Lloyd, Goderich; two daugh- ters, Mrs. Murray Pollock (Verna) Talmage, Saskatchewan; Mrs. Merrill- Switzer (Lillian), Gode- rich' Township; two brothers, Al- bert, Ripley; Ernest, Milestone, Sask.; three sisters, Mrs. Don Capbell,- Los Angeles; Mrs, Mabel LaBarge, Guelph and Mrs. LloYd Solider, Prescott. • Pall -bearers were Allen Betties, George Johnston, Fraser' Stirling, Wesley Vanderburg, George Monk, George Robertson. - Flower -bearers were Robert Grant .and 'Douglas,'Stirling, Mur- ray Johnston, Alvin Betties and Ernest Vanderburg. Mrs- Henry Govier • .In failing health for some thine Mrs. Henry. Gooier .died at her home in Auburn, Friday evening, August 27, in her aath year. She was the former Alice Jessie Sheppard, daughter of the late John and Margaret Sheppard and was born near Toronto, April 24, 1860. When eight years of age she came with her parents to Goderich tovvriship, settling on a farm on the Mase Line. In 1881 she married HenrY Coyle'', Following their marriage they farmed on • concession one, East Wawano.sh, for 22 years, then moved to the Base Line to trie Gooier homestead until 36 years ago, when they retired to Auburn. Mr. Gooier died in 1932. She was 71 member of Knox Presbyterian Church and a • life member of the Women's Mission- ary Society. Surviving are 'a son, William, Blyth; ten grandchildren; and 31 great grandchildren. A son, Her- bert, d.id two years ago. The funeral was held from the J. K. Arthur funeral home on Mon- day afternoon and interment was in Ball's cemetery. Peter Walter, student Tninister of Knox Presbyterian Church, was in charge. Pall -bearers were Earl Caldwell, Mervin, Robert, Carl, William and Albert Gooier. Mrs. Wm, Andrew Mrs. William J. Andrew, life member of the Women's Mission- ary Society, died on Tuesday, Au- gust 31, at Alexandra Hospital, Goderich, after a short illness. She was 80 years old. Daughter of the late JamesG. Cartwright and Hannah Wigging- ton, the former Henrietta M. Cart- wright was boni in Mullett Town- ship. She taught school at Creb- more for several years. After her marriage she lived on a farm near Creemore and later in the Blyth and Auburn districts. When her husband retired 1n1926 she moved to Goderich. She was a member of North Street United Church. She is survived by her husband; a son, Amos; two daughters, Freida, and Mrs. .Mex McNiven, all of Goderich; a sister Mrs. Bert Gibbings, Clinton; three grandchildren and two great. grandchildren. The body is at the Cranston fun- eral home, Goderieh, where service will be conducted on Friday, at 2 p.m, by Rev. A. S. Bickingson. Burial will be in Maitland Ceme- tery. "Clinton's Only Radio_ (ab Service" Stan sRadao Cabs Safe,- Courteous • DRIVERS COMFORTABLE CARS •, Cleaned and Washed - Daily Day and Night Service Phone 205 Clinton nother Terrific Bargain Half Price 'in a USED STUDIO COUCH, Cover good .as new 'I Only- - CHESTERFIELD SQFA — Blue Masten— • Upholstered • BUFFET AND EXTENSION TABLE for Kitchen or Dinette $29100 (4 Chairs to -Match -- FREE) $25.00 ARMOURLITE WALL 'TILE -- 541' wide -- 3 Colors --- Res. 79e a foot for If you are thinking of a mattress this fall, think of SEALY. No other mattress like it, just like "Sleeping on a Cloud". Ten-year registered bedding guarantee. Only at BEATTIE'S. 65c NAY Beattie Furniture::: At Trade Fair 4.41 club members from Carlow Blyth, Auburn, Dungannon, Bay- field, Lucknow, Zurich and Bel. grave vied for honors in corapeti. thins at the Trade Fair held in Goderich last month. The tractor - driving cOntest was won by John Clark, R.R. 5, Goderich, with 253 points out of a possible 300. In ,the livestock' show, Bert Kolkman won first prize for his senior dairy heifer, Bernie' Koilc- man was second in the class and Reg. Rkehe was third. • All three boys are members of the Bayfield 441 Dairy Calf Club. . Lois Webster, Dungannon, won first prize in the beef heifer class. Lorne Hackett, Mary McCullough and panne McCullough came first'second and third, respectiv- ely, in the beef steer section. Lorne Hackett was named champion showthan, and Lois Webster was reserve champion. Third and fourth places in the showmanship competition were taken by Bert 'Kolkinan and Jo- anne McCullough. South Huron Garden Clubs Achievement Day Seven 4-11 Garden Clubs of South Huron, with 109 members, recently held a successful Achieve- ment Day, in , Seaforth Public School. Miss Jean Steckle, home economist, was in charge, assisted by Miss Florence Eadie, of the WI Branch, Toronto; Mrs. Harold Anderson, Middlesex and Elgin Counties and G. W. Montgomery and. Harold Baker, agricultural representatives for Huron County. Provhicial Certificate Catherine Campbell, of the Sea - forth Merry Maidens' Club, was awarded a _provincial honor certifi- cate and pm, having completed 12 projects. Catherine will also rep- resent Huron County on the East- ern Ontario trip. County certificates and county honor pins for completing six pro - eats were awarded to Joy Jantzi, Seaforth; IVIary Skinner, Elimville; Shirley Finnigan, Dungannon and Isabel Deer, Auburn. Silver teaspoons were awarded to all club members completing the project. Certificates of achievement for completion of _two projects to 46 girls. ' Cheek 187 Gardens Gardens of 187 club members in Huroq County had previously been, inspected and scored. Classes of cabbages and carrots with reasons for the latter were judged. •All seven clubs placed club ex- hibits with comments given by,the Kippen, Elirnville, Hurondale, Car- low and Dungannon members, on "Vegetables From Our Club Gar- dena." Clubs, with the number of mem- bers participating • were: Auburn, 14, Mrs. Wes Bradnock and Mrs. K Meehan; Kippen, 18, Mrs. El- don Jarrott and Mrs, W. J. F. Bell; Hurondale, ten, Mrs. Harry Dougall and Mrs. James Kirkland; Dungannon, ten, Mrs. J. Finnigan and Mrs. H. Mole; Seaforth, .18, Mrs. W. Haugh, Mrs.. J. Hine. brecht and Ann Haugh; Elimvilie, Mrs. J. Woods and Mrs. 11. Hunt- er; Carlow, nine, Mrs. T. Clark, Mrs. W. Clark and Barbara Bueh- anan. • All active 4.11 Club members, 14 years and over, were asked to participate in club competitions at the Western Fair, London. • SWINE CLUBS (By WiMam Weeks) A joint meeting of the Bayfield and Howick Swine Clubs was held at the farm of William Weeks, R,R 4, Clinton, on August 17. The meeting opened with the 4-11 pledge. The minutes. of the previous meeting were read by Bill Longmire. Joanne McCullough moved their adoption, secended by Alex Ostrom. A class of York- shire gilts and martcating hogs was judged. A quiz was answered by all, Meeting was adjourned on motion of Edith Wren. News of Brucefield Brucefield Fire Department an- wered a call to the barn fire at W. Mayter's last week, near Varna. Mr. and Mrs. John Knight, Sault Ste, Marie, visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. Haugh. , Mr. and Mrs. Hooke, Hamilton, pent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Polley and family. Mr: and Mrs. Jim Paterson vis, ted recently with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Paterson, Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Mustard, Weston, visited' with Mr. and Mrs. Alec Mustard over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Beecroft and children, Belgrave, visited on Sunday With Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Watson and Janet. Ron Maines who has been em- ployed in the bank at Blyth, has, been moved to 13eamsville branch, effective this Wednesday. Mrs. Grace Wightman, British Columbia, has been visiting her sister, Mrs. J. W. Stacichouse, and with relatives in the north of the county. Mel Lamport, Alberni, B.C, ac- conmanied IJY his mother, Mrs. Lamport, Centralia, visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Abe Zapfe. Visiting with Mr. and 1VIrs. Ro- bert Allan over the weekend were Miss Violet- Petrie, London; Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Petrie, Toronto; Mr, and Mrs. I3eth McDonald, Ot. ,tawa; Mr. and Mrs. Murray Squire, Sarnia. Choir Party Follpwing the regular choir practice on Thursday night at the Brucefield TJnitecl Church, the choir members remained for •a brief social hour, in honour of one of their members. They present- ed a pretty cup and saucer_to Miss Shirley Maines, daughter of Rev, arid Mrs. W. J. Maines as token of the help she had beers through- out the past two years. Miss Manes had been a regular at- tendant at practice and had helped with solo work, as well as with the choral work. She charmingly Thanked the organist, Mrs. J. R. Mtircloch for the privilege of being in the l3rticefield choir. Houses Being Built Work is continuing an the new homes .being built in the village by Harry Dalrymple and by the Misses Kay and Marie Elliott. Mr. a.nd Mrs. Dalrymple eXpect to move into their -home sometime this month. , These two make a total of seven new houses in the village during the past three years, Farewells Said There was a large attendance at the United Chureh service on Sunday morning. The choir sang an anthem and Mrs. G. Richardson took the solo part. Rev. W. J. Maines preached a forceful sermon with his usual touches of humour. Mr. and Mrs. Maines and Shirley leave on Wednesday for their new home at Embro, On Monday even- ing a social evening was enjoyed prior to their departure. • Et. P. Watson acted as chairman for a short program after which Mr. and Mrs. Maines and family were presented with a cheque from the congregation. Mrs. R. Allan read an address from the VVMS and 1VErs, Alice Ham pre. sented Mrs. Maines with a beauti- ful lace tablecloth. Lunch was served by the ladies. Mr. and Mtn Wines and family will be greatly missed in the community. • SO YOU HAVE VISITORS! Phone, the Clinton News-R•ecord, "Phone 4", and give us the names of your visitors so that, we may record their visits. - If you prefer, yon,may fill in this questionnaire and mail it to the Clinton News -Record. Visitors' Names Where from Visiting at How long Guests of Host's home address , . ,,, - ••••••,•-•-•-•-•••-•,•-••••••••-.4-•,•-•÷4.•. HENSALL Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Sangster and Sandra of London, have been vdeationing at ‘Port Elgin and Hensall. Mrs. Martha Hudson, Pontiac, Mich., is visiting with her aunts Mrs. Harvey, Mrs. Logan, and Mrs. Eva Cathie, . Miss Margaret Sangster has re- turned to London after spending a week visiting with her mother Airs Minnie Sangster, Mrs. S. Roobol was admitted to St. Joseph's Hospital, London, August 27, to undergo treatment for sinus trouble. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pelly, St. Clair, Mich., visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Clark Sr, and with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Forrest and Clark. The Misses Joyce Killinur and have been enjoying a vacation spent at Inverhuron Beach, near Kincardine. Mr. and .1Vfrs. Delos Huntley, Brantford, recently visited with Mr, and Mrs. Walker Carlile and other friends in the village. Mr, Huntley was a former barber here, Mr. and Mrs. R. E, Shaddick and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beer, have returned home after a delightful motor trip to Manitoulin, going by of Sudbury and returning by Toberrnory. Mrs,' R, Y. McLaren received word over the weekend that she had won a 1954 Ford Mainline hi a jingle contest sponsored by Burns and Company, IVIrs, Mc- Laren will be presented with the car within two weeks. Mr. and IVIrs. S. Roobol and Mr. and Mrs. Cal Horton, recently visited with Mr. and Mrs, T. Van Dyk in Clarkson. Mr. and ITIrs. Van Dyk came to Canada from. Holland about a month ago. 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