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Clinton News Record, 1955-06-09, Page 9-AGE EIqur ews or ay le BY MICS LUCY R. WOOLS Ontario's Champion Country Correspondent PHONE HAYFIELD 45 r 3 Ed Schnell: is ill at :his home on , Mr, and Mrs. W. E. Manners, the Bayfield Concession Road,, London, carne on Monday to spend Mrs. W. H. Robinson is spending the week at their cottage. a few days in London. Jac, Tillmann and family, Lon - E: A. Featherston, London, was don, _were at their cottage in the lrome over the weekend, village over the weekend, Mrs. F. V, Martin, Detroit, is -at Mr. and Mrs. T. W, Oates, Ham- bera cottage, "Bodider Lodge".. ilton, are at their cottage on Dele- Mr. and Mrs, W. Cotton ' are vas- Street for the summer. spending a few days in London. Mrs, 'R. W. Bristol, "Washington, Hubert Guy and Edward Koenig, ,D.C.; ari'ived'on Friday to occupy Kitchener, visited Ronald Poth on her cottage for the seasen. Sunday. William and Frank Cameron, Mr. and 'Mrs, William Moran, Detroit, visited Mr. and Mrs. London,spent last week at their James A. Cameron on Wednesday. cottage.,Mrs. J. H. Lambert, Detroit, Bonar Ast and son, Mitchell, came on Saturday andis spending London, spent the weekend et: their this week at the New Ritz Hotel. . cottage. Mrs. J. M. Wallace, Oakville, Mr. and Mrs. M. Aikenhead, visited Mrs. J. H. Cobb,and friends, London, are spending k few days in Clinton from Sundauntil Wed - at their cottage. nesday of last week, Mrs. Cobb Bayfield ` YPU softha11 team and Mrs. J, McKenzie motored to played with Brucefield on Tuesday Oakville with her, returning home night and won 15-8. on Friday. STRAWBERRY SOCIAL BRUCEFIELD UNITED CHURCH Friday, June 17 SUPPER SERVED — 6 to 8 p.m. .PROGRAM AFTERWARDS Admission: $1.00; Children 50c 23-4-b, Freshandk . MeatsCoo ed VEAL ROLLS LB. 43c BREAKFAST SAUSAGE; LB 39c BACON, Ws 29c LUNCHEON MEAT (COOKED) . LE. 59c FRESH MEAT PIES, . , . , 2 for 29c IGA . BLENDED JUICE 98 Z. 29c Aylmer Boston Baked Beans, 15 Good Luck MARGARINE Shirriff's WHITE CAKE MIX oz. 2 for 29c LB. 35c 1' Quaker n ` MUFFETS . . 11 Maple Leaf -. SOCKEYE SALMON l6 OZ. 29C 2 for 290 La. 39c Rumball's IGA Market CL more NEWS=RECORD TFIY7RSD?k1"; J'IINE.:9, 1$6 Honours Due To Miss Sylvia Baker VON 'Graduate (By our Bayfield correspondent) Congratulations go; to • Miss Sylvia Baker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.;, Harry ,Baker, who after graduating from Victoria • Hospital Sehoel ot Nursing, London, took the public health nursing courseat the Univer- sity of Western Ontario. She, received her diploma - from Chancellor Arthur R. FordM. the 'graduation eicercises last Saturday afternoons .' Sylvia recently did V.O.N.' work in Stratford' for month; On Sunday afternoon, May 22, she appeared on a. television broadcast from London featur- ing the ° Victorian Order of Nufses: Robert Williams, -New York, is spending ah vacation with .his wife and family at the McAllister home, in the Highlands. Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Wilson and three sans,. Dundas, were the guests of. Mr, and Mrs. Don 'Kings- bury over. the weekend. Magistrate and Mrs. F. G. Mc- Allister attended the ordination of their son Alfred, at Central United Church, Sault Ste. Marie, on Tues- day. 1 , Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Weston left on Saturday for Chicago after having spent the week with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Weston. Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Bourne have come to spend the summer here, and will have charge of Edig- hoffer's cabins and the miniature golf, course. - ' • . Mr. and Mrs. T. Arkell and two children,' JoAnne and Kenny, Ham- ilton, were with the former's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. P. •Arkell, over the weekend. Misses A. M. and E. J. Stirling returned come on Wednesday evening of last week after having visited relatives in Northern Mich- igan for ten days. Mrs. J. Brown and David, Port Dover, are visiting Mrs. Lloyd Westlake for a few days. Mr. Brown was also with them on Sat- urday and Sunday.' Work on the residence for I. Bodenham, pastor of the Bayfield Baptist Church, has commenced on the lot on Louisa Street, formerly owned by Mrs. T. Postans. Senor and Senora Paulo Dias and two daughters, Patricia and Graziela, Sao Paula, Brazil, re- turned to Detroit on Sunday after having been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Ormond for a few days. Senor Dias, who with his family is spending several months in Dettoit, is production manager of the Ford Motor Company in Sao Paulo, Brazil, Guests at the Little Inn over the weekend, were Mr. and Mrs. William Debo, Detroit; Mr, and Mrs. William Stanton, Grosse Isle, Mich„ and J. Brown, Detroit, Mrs, Brown, who has been here for some time, returned home with him. f, 11 1 LIBERAL e qi REWARD icor The Return Of " Top Student ALLAN HAUGH Son of Mr. and"Mrs. Wallace Haugh, Brucefield, ; was top horticultural and biology stud- ent at the recent graduation. held at the Western Ontario Agricultural School, Ridge- town; Dedieatkon Service Sunday, :June '12 At Baptist Ch'ur'ch (By our Bayfield correspondent); The dedication service of the new Bayfield `„Baptist; Church Will tie, held on Sunday, June .12, at 7 30 pan: when the guest speaker' will be '• Pastor A. Ft. Pyke, London: The recognifion.service will be , held, on Monday, June 13, at 7.30 p,m., with the guest speaker, Pastor J. R. Arm- • strong, secretary •af the Fel- Jowship of Eyangelical Baptist Churches in Canada. And evangelistic services will be held at the same hour on Tuesday andWednesday with Pastor R. Patterson, Wingham, and Pastor Pittaway, St. Phomas, as guest speakers, respectively.. Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Kirkham, London, were with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs,_E. Heard on Sunday, ' Donald Bell left on Thursday last to sail aboard the S,S. "Van- doe” for the season. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bell motored to Windsor with him, where he joined' the freighter on which -his brother is third engineer. Mrs. Martin Rosell, who has made her home in Steveston, B.C., foz some years returned to the village on Wednesday of last week, and is with her mother and sister, Mrs. William Sturgeon and Miss Berthena Sturgeon. Squadron Leader J. R. 'Austin and family, Portage la Prairie, Man., Sgt. E. Eastman and family, Trenton, and Cpl. R. Kennedy and family, Hamilton, who have recent- ly been transferred to the RCAF Station, Clinton, are occupying Jowett cottages for the month of June. Mrs, Emerson.Heard accompan- ied Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Glazier, Mrs. Wilfred Colclough, Goderich Township, and Mrs. Sloman, Clin- ton, to the annual church parade of LOL No. 219, Greenway, which was held at the United Church, Grand Bend on Sunday. The LOBA of Clinton had been invited by LOL No..219. The Rev. and Mrs. Peter Renner, accompanied by Bert Dunn, Sr., Lay delegate from St. Andrew's United Church, left on Sunday to attend the London Conference meeting in Sault Ste, Marie this week. Alfred McAllister, a can- didate for the ministry, was or- dained in Central United Church, Sault Ste. Marie, on Tuesday. He has been appointed to a charge at Bruce Mines of which he will be- come pastor the first of July, In the meantime he will return to the family cottage at the Bayfield Highlands, and will be the special preacher at St. Andrew's United Church on Sunday morning, so. SunsetDrive-In I 6 -YEAR-OLD SMOOTH AUt ]['OX TERRIER Strayed from Gordon Oalbralth's Farm 4 nille9 firth of Bayfield on the Blue Water Highway Markings: White body, black and tan head; black . bul]seye about tail. Lost, Thursday Morning, June 2 Please Contact: GODERICH 1190R GALBRAITH TV Phone Clinton 482 FOR LOWER COST 'PER POUND OF GAIN FEED te; IL tar .fSUY .EGoodrieh Weaning time is o critical period for young pigs — sometimes they'll lose more weight than can be gained back in six weeks. So it's important that new pigs get • proper feed- ing right from the ,start to snake sure they're in good shape for the weaning period. Feed MASTER PIG STARTER — it's built especially for little pigs with ol1 the vital necessary ingredients needed by them to make rapid growth. Results have shown that you can be sure of a good start for your litters at a lower cost per pound of gain. MMMMM MMMMM' MASTER BALANCED FEEDS' ALL CLASSES OF POULTRY'.„ FARM LIVE: STOCI FUR BEARING ANIMALS &.DOCS. Start your shoots on — MASTER PIG STARTER. —more pork per pound of feed! MMMMM MMMIONTO MM(rp VI S. 'RIDDKCK and SONS Phone 114. -L Clinton. THE COMPLETE LINE OF TUBELESS TIRES -j I' PUNCTURE PROTECTION i/BLOWOUT PROTECTION VPROVEN PERFORMANCE ` 11/4 Miley Bast al Goderich on No. 8 Highway • THURSDAY -FRIDAY June 9 and 10 "SEA DEVILS" Yvonne DeCarlo — Rock'Hudson Comedy Cartoon SATURDAY -MONDAY ' June 11 and 13 'CRIPPLE CREEK' George Montgomery Karen Booth -Comedy Cartoon TUESDAY -WEDNESDAY. June 14 and 16 "SUDDENLY" Frank Sinatra Nancy Gates " Comedy Cartoon Eox Office Opens 8.00 p.m. Two Shows Nightly Children under 12, in cars, FREE HARRY WILLIAM FARM TRUCKS AND TRACTORS CAN BE SEEN THAT DAILY USE OUR GASOLINE AT YOUR TUBELESS TIRE HEADQUARTERS McPherson Bros. Garage Clinton Phone 492 A LOCAL T1,0tMn610,. ll.ahhtthahie 'TU a 5C 5.5 S''tIRE',.S'enr�r,; fUELOMt GASOI'INI MO ORO, cVe--w I IBRIBAHtS 526,1 Dr. and. Mrs. R, G, 1unter and two daughters, Toronto, were at their home in the village over the weekend. Trinity Guild Trinity Church Guild "met at the home of Mrs. E. A. Featherston on Monday evening. Mrs. Percy Weston presided, Arrangements were completed for catering at dinner to the Aberdeen Angus As- sociation picnic to be held at the farm of Stewart Middleton, Gode 'rich Township, on June 18. The proceeds from this dinner is to be devoted to the Parish Hall Build- ing Fund. The card secretary, Mrs, R. Fitz- simons gave a report. After the meeting, the 12 members present enjoyed a social hour in playing court whist, Mrs. J. M. Stewart made the high score and Mrs. R. Fitzsimons was low. The hostess served delicious refreshments. • United W3IS The United Church women met for their Woman's Missionary So- ciety meeting on Tuesday evening of last week with the president, Mrs. Jack Scotchmer, presiding and some 20 members answerin3 the roll call. The supply secretary, Mrs. M. Tams, reported that the bale had been sent as asked for in the al- location, a flannelette sheet and bath blanket. The study book on India was presented by Mrs. H. Hohner, Mrs. Sparks and Mrs. A. Dunn, using the question and answer method. The point was made that the struggle for men's minds goes on increasingly, not only in the polit- ical field, but also in the realm of religion; that Christianity in India finds itself faced with several well - entrenched religions and philosoph- ies; and that while much progress has been made, the proportion of Christians in the country is still small, e 411461311 WSW 774'MAN s. OUR WORK WILL ALWAYS STAND THE TEST'THERES .INE WoRETOR OUR WORK,THE BST,/ WISE 13ATEM) DITQRIAL DRAIN TROUBLE ON DELEVAN (By ouj- Bayfield Correspondent)° The drain, on Delevan Street has not been functioning: prop- eriy'„'of Iate years. In the past year it has caved in, at, various • The .Stanley Township road superintendent, R. Keys, and the village trustees, J. M. Stewart (Chairman), J. Reg. Francis and, Parker, engaged C. P. Corbett, •P;Eli .' consultingengineer and land :surveyor''Prorn Lean to survey the street and take , Ievels, about tWo months ago. People were astonished tq learn -that there was a 20 -foot drop between Corrie's store and Tuyll Street, - In flood time the Water from Clan Gregor ;Square, part of Main Street,',dowir Charles Street from the swamp region, etc., goes, down this drain, To control the situation, Mr, Corbett advised installing .800 feet, 12 inch tile with two catch basins, to run the Water into ' the open ditch on Tuyll Street. When news of this Tot abroad tongues in the village began to wag. The idea of spending so much money was preposterous) The street would not be drained by a closed drain (how did it get into the old wooden drain, we wonder?). And the local Loyal. Opposition” said so much that the matter came to a head at the Trustees- Board meeting on Thursday, May 26. Stanley Township Council favoured following the engineer's advice, but the final decision was left to the village trustees. Stewart and Francis approved of the engineer's suggestion. Parker opposed it and a lively discussion took place. The final outcome was that T. M. Stewart and R. Francis bowed to "the man on the street:" 'It was decided to build two, or three catch basins and run 1,000 ten -inch field tile between, them to the open ditch on Tuyll Street, Stewart and Francis worked on Thursday, trying to find the cement tile which. were laid about 15 years` ago—the western. portion of the drain which is still functioning, is thought to have been laid previous to that time, But the cement is deterior- ating and beginning at the western portion will be replaced for 1,000 feet up the street. The problem is not one of drainage on this street alone but, of water disposal from the drains and surface waters which meet at the head of Delevan. Tile is said to draw only from, 30 feet oneach, side. The street and adjacent properties could have been drained into the catch basins as designed by Engineer Corbett. With the pressure of a flood, the water`seeps out around the - tile hetile, and forces a passage. Tiles get out of line and in spots where there is quicksand the tiles disappear. Another hazard is .the network of tree roots ons this portion of the street. It is to be hoped that the same trouble will not develop again in from ten to 15 years. Time only will tell whether the proposed system will operate permanently or be just so much. money "gone down the sewer." Huron Deanery The regular monthly meeting of the Huron Deanery Chapter of the Anglican Church was held in Bay- field on Tuesday. k It commenced with Holy Communion in Trinity Church at 10 a.m,, celebrated by the rector, Rev. W. S. Outerbridge. Those present then retired tothe rectory, where business and other sessions were in charge of the Rural Dean; the Rev. 11. L. Parker, Met in Bayfield Wingham, with the Rev. Norman; Knox as secretary. Other clergy- men present were: the Reverends,. Dr. K. Taylor, Goderich; Frank:. Russell, Gorrie; 3. H. James, Sea forth; R. M. P. Bulteel, Clinton, and A. N. Ellis, Brussels, and 'Iklr. Bren De Vries. Mrs. W. S. Outerbridge was hostess for the luncheon. The meeting concluded at three o'clock. Tenders TOWNSHIP OF GODERICH TENDERS FOR BULLDOZER, by the hour, stating size; to clear and build new road frorn Highway 21 to Lake and streets totalling about 17/4 mile. Also price op Pit Run Gravel, delivered to cover same. Tenders to be in by June 17, 1955. For particulars apply to; ROY TYNDALL, ROBIN THOMPSON, Road Superintendent Township Clerk -NOTICE have sold my business to Jack Sturdy, effective immediately. I will hove the position of service manager for Sturdy Farm Equipment. i take this opportunity of thanking all my customers for their patronage and would respectfully solicit their business on behalf of my new employer in the future. A. K. SHARP 1 Floe y Sale it e�,,,r ilr: S si 1948 PLYMOUTH SEDAN -- Radio, New Tires _ ONLY 1953 FORD DELUXE 'SEDAN - ONE OWNER -- LOW MILEAGE—ONLY 1949 AUSTIN SEDAN— ONLY 1950 DODGE CUSTOM SEDAN— Automatic Transmission - Very Clean ONLY MANY OTHERS AT REAL BARGAIN PRICES. WHY WALK_ WHEN YOU CAN RIDE AT THE PRICES. MURPHY BRO5. CHRYSLER --PLYMOUTH--FARGO Sales and Service PHONE 4 6 5 Huron Street CLINTON, ONT. $455 $1;450 $295 $945 SATURDAY JUNE 11 TARGE1 FREEDOM