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Clinton News-Record, 1951-05-31, Page 7IHLIRS'DAY , MA 31; 1951 v NEWS OF AUBURN (Intended for last week) John Fintlaysore Seaa/box+th , is riling Mr. and Mrs. Edgar meson. Mrs. Monk, Belmont, is visljting r daughter, Mrs. Ed Davies and , Davies. Visitors with Mrs. J. Arthur at e weekend were Miss Ruth Ar- ur, St. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. don Wall and family of Lang - de. Miss 'Mary* Houston, Hamilton, Mess Frances Houston, Lon n, spent the weekend with their rents, Mr. and Mrs. John °Alston. Arthur and Victor Yuhgblut and s. George Y'ungblltt visited Mr. d Mass. Clarence Walden, Sea- rle', on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Watson d daughter, Sarnia, visited the rmer's' parents, Mr. and Mrs. illiamn Watson, over 'the week d. Mr. and Mrs, Roy Stoltz, Galt, d Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stoltz, New' ndee, visited Mr. end Mrs. S.. Stolita Sunday. need Ross, Gait, spent the ekend with his mother, Mrs. ed Ross. xis. T. McMichael, Clinton, is ting her, son, Thomas McMich and Mrs. McMichael. letters with Mr. and Mrs. orge Beadle over the week - d were Mr. and Mrs. Beverly ch and family, Detroit; Mr. d Mrs. Cliff Brown and family, snfiton. . and Mrs. Lloyd Rutledge d children, Linda end Bobbie, gersoltl; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rutledge and Mrs. Diane Her- on, Goderich; and Mr. Herb nningbam, Palmerston; visited and Mrs. J. Taylor, Sunday. frs. C. Moore, Seafonth, visit - her brother, Edgar Lawson, Mrs. Lawson, Sunday. isitors with Mr. and Mrs. auras McMiciaeei on Sunday re Mrs. Edith Grieve, Mrs. tea Corbin and son Garry, Lon- don, Mr. Frank Corbin. Dr. and Mrs; J. E. Jackso Exnbro, Mr. and Mm J. IL Laid law, Whitechurch, visited Mrs William Jackson and Miss Marg aret Jackson, Sunday. Visitors with. Mr. and Mrs. el Davies on Sunday were Mr, andMrs. R. E. Wilton, Mr. and Mass Kenneth Monck and diaughte Patty Ann, and Eleanor'Monek, London. Mee. Bernice Monek who has been Visiting her daugh ter, returned home with Mr. a Mrs. ltlonck. Tulips Attractive The Llortieulrtural Society tulip beds are now making a go showing and are adding to th appearance of the village. St. Mark's Guild Meets The Ladies' Guild of St. Mark' Anglican Church held a success- ful bazaar and sale of •'home- made baking in the Orange Hell Friday night. The proceeds a- mounted to about $80, Many Attend Sale A large' crowd attended the sale of farm implements and furniture of the late Robert James Rutledge lest Saturday. The farm was purchased by Nelson Pear- son, Port Albert. Teachers Engaged Robert Ferris, who has been teacher of S.S. No, 9, ' Hallett, for the past three -and -a -half years, has been engaged as teach- er of the Barr sohool'near Blyth. Miss McFarlane, Brussels, has been engaged to teach at the No. 9 school. Newlyweds Honoured • A reception was held in the Forester's Hail Friday night in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Scott, newlyweds. At an approp- riate time, Wellington McNeil read an address extending con- gratulations and best wishes, and Orville McPhee presented them with a purse of money. Music for dancing was provided by a Clinton orchestra. Lunch includ- ing wedding cake, was served. cc, d ocf nd od a s GLINTON N>"wS-RECORD Two Cars In Terrific Collision At Brucefield PAGE SEVEN One man was killed when these cars piled up at Bruce - field: Crashing at the inteslsection of King's highway 4 end the County Road to Bayfield last week, the ears ended up .jammed between signpost and veranda post, Killed was John Cross; Welland, driver of the ear on the left. Three persons were injured in the accident. An inquest will be held, —Engraving courtesy The London Free Press des y exia r WMS Meets Mrs. Ellis Little sent her home for the May meeting of the' WMS of Knox Presbyterian Chni-ch, The president, Mrs. W. Good, pre- sided end opened the meeting with prayer. The, devotional per- iod ,Was 'taken by Mrs. Roy, who read the Scripture, gave medita- tion of same and offered prayer. Mrs. Wes Bradnock read a letter from Rev. C. L. Wood telling of his missionary work in Indiia. Mrs. Fred Ross read an article on the "Lost Sheep" (George Clephane) of the hymn "Ninety and Nine" who died at Fergus 100 years ago. Mrs. Wilfred Vesterfelt sang :the hymn as a solo. A chapter lin tie study book was taken by Mrs. W. 'T. Rodeison, assisted by Mrs. Ed. Davies, Mrs. Gordon Dobie, Mrs. J. W. Graham and Mrs. Don Haines. Mrs. Ed Davies gave an interesting talk on churches she had attended dup- ing her trip to Florida. Mrs. Little, who is leaving this com- munity soon, was presented with a gift. Mrs. Bradnock read an address and Mrs. Dabi'e made the presentation. The meeting closed with a hymn and prayer by Mrs, Deer. The hostess, assisted by 0rµ OUTSIDE e a ,New Body by Fisher! 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Auburn WI Meets Auburn Wpmen's- Institute held he annual "Sunshine Sisters" banquet at the British Exchange Hotel an Tuesday evening, when some 65 members enjoyed a tur- key dinner. The tables were decorated with spring 'flowers in silver holders, and. the place cards were miniature dolls dressed in the Institute colors; purple and gold. Following the dinner, the presi- dent, Mrs. Wes Bradnock, presid- ed far the program. A toast to the King was proposed by Mrs. W. 3, Craig; and a toast to the Institute was proposed by Miss Margaret King and responded to by Mrs. A. Nesbit. The guest speaker was Mus. J. Watson, Blyth. who gave an interesting address on "The Use of Electric- ity in Connection with Agricul- ture." followed with a piano tittet by Mrs. R. J Phillips and Mrs. S. McClinehey; a vocal solo, Mrs. Gordon- Taylor; trio, Mrs. Fred Plaetzer, Mrs. George Million. and Miss Sadie Carter; reading. Mrs. Albert Ctunpbell: and guit- '+r duet, Mrs. W: T. Robison and Mrs. R. S. Phillips. Mrs. Td, Davies, ' Mrs. W. T. Robison. Mrs Donald F`owier, and Mrs. Archie Robinson were a'S- reintetl delegates to the district annual mt'atine at Lie:know, It was decided to ask for the fol- lowing short courses: "home Crafts," for the district, and "Home Care of the Sick" It was decided to hold a bridal pageant in June, with the program com- mittee and the executive in charge. Names of "Sunshine Sis- ters" were drawn for another year. A vote of thanks was ex tended to Mrs. Watson for her address, to Mrs. Gordon McClin- chey and her committee f'or the program, and to Mrs. Fred Toll and her committee for arraneine the dinner, and to all who took part in the program. —0,_... a i.e.s •eona.oaeeo-a.s a++•o•o-..t•• , 'resulted in $100 damages but no one hurt. Chief Charles Leon - melt, Hensell, was driving north when a ear driving behind col- lided with She rear of hie ear. passing his car, swerved to the left and turned over on the high- way 30 feet in front of the Leon- hardt ear, The car was owned by a Petrolia resident, the driver of whom was on his way to attend the funeral of John Cross, victim of a traffic accident at Bruce - field Monday night. Mar 21. United Charm Services Rev. W. J. Rogers conducted morning service in Hens'alll Unit- ed Church, May 27. The evening service was withdrawn in fav- our of Cbiselhurst anniversary. Hensen United Church anniver- HENSALL -ao-e•e aa-aaa.4-.'e..re •e-e+.e e. .e. Mr. and Mrs. Milne, B'ayiield, were weekend guests with Mrs. J. IV, ??gnt4trnn, Mrs. lima Charles, London, was a guest this wen'' with her aunt, Mrs. Anna Walker. Mrs. F. A. Demorest, Retsina, Soak., is spending some weeks with Mr. and Mrs. G. Armstrong. Zurich Lady Wins Mrs. R', Farquhar has left for Ripley, where she expects to spent seine time with Mrs. W. Crawford. Mr. and Mrs. William Shepherd spent the weekend in Toronto with their son-in-law and daugh- ter. Mr. and Mrs. Borish: Miss Velma Ferguson. nurse - in -training at Victoria Hospital. London. spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ferguson. Mrs. Weber, Zurich, was ti lucky winner of the door prix at the bingo held in the Legio Hall last Saturday night unde She auspices of the Ladies Aux il'iary. Hensall Girls Win Hensall girls' softball teat playing at Dashwood May 2 scored' a 8-5 winover their hos as' I. Kelly went all the way fo the winners. Home From Hospital Ron (Pete) Moir who has bee recuperating from an accident a Alexandra and Marine Hosptte Goderich, was able to come home Sunday evening. Bridal Couple Feted Mr, and Mrs. Jim Rowcliffe, re cent bridal couple, were the me (eipients of a lovely wedding gift from the Huron,ta Male Chorus Exeter, of which Jim is a membe Receives BSA Degree truce Glenn has been success ful in obtaining his BSA Ogre with second chess 'honors, Mr and ' Mus. J. M. Glenn, Mrs. M Hayter and Mr. and Mrs. Geral Glenn attended convocation a OAC, Guelph. Wins $130 Mrs. Ed Dick, Cromarty, ds really wearing a smile these days. Last Friday eight. May 25, at the monster bingo held in Clinton Lions Arena, sponsored by Clin- ton Lions Club, she won a. specie prize of, $1501. • Ladies' Aid Booth At the Snri;ng Fair held Friday May 25, the Ladies' Aid of Carmel Presbyterian •Church sponsored a booth' and after expenses were paid, realized $120, Mrs. A. Ker- slake was convener, 'assisted by Mrs. J. E. McEwan, Mrs. • R, J. Cameron, Mrs. W.R. Bell, Mrs. W. Brown, Mrs. R. A. Orr, Mrs. P.A. Ferguson Mrs.Earl Camp- bell, 'Mrs Alex McGregor,Mrs. C.Forrest,l Miss Jean efetteen Highway Accident- ; Ari accident• on • King's Highway •4, some 80' rode from She yilleget re e n r 4, is r n t 1, a r. e ti 1 . _ a CONSTANCE A. ' Buchanan has bought the residence of Fred W''skefield, Mr, and Mrs. Adam. Nicholson are spending a month with friends • at Milton. Mr. and Mrs, A. S. Riley spent the weekend before last with rela' eves in Kitchener. Miss May Moore, Toronto,& spent a few days recently with her brother, William Moore. Improve School Grounds The Trustees have made an improvement by hiring a grader and levelling the school ground, Recovering From Illness Friends of Constance are pleas= ed to learn that Ross Mann, Wing - ham, is able to be out again atter his recent illness. sary services will take place Sung day, June 3. Rev. F. C. Miller, Preston, will rbe guest speaker. Special music is being prepared by the dic&ir under the leader- ship of S. G. Rennie and Miss Greta Lanni lie, organist. • Guides Attend Service The Brownies and Girl Guides, accompanied by their respective leaders, Mrs. W. Taylor and Mrs. R. H. Middleton, attended divine service in Hensall United Church on Sunday morning, May 20. Rev. A. E. Hinton, of St. Andrew's United Church, Kippen, the guest speaker brought au inspiring message. The choir °Leered en anthem, "Sanctuary!' Previous to this service, Mr. Hinton con- ducted worship in the Chiselhurst United 'Church. Mr. Hinton pro- vided a beautiful solo, "My Song is Love Unknown". Next Sun- day evening at 7.30 the Young People's anniversary will be featured in Chiselhurst United Church. Rev. G. Hazlewood, of Walton will be guest Speaker. Special music will be furnished by a Young People's Choir, Miss Jean McDonald, of Exeter, will be guest soloist and wIll'sing two numbers. The morning service will he withdrawn, I (+Psvovaew....n...r.a•..rwa..,..P..n...r•saeww�•ws.sae....r.,.........ww.r..w.�.ew.a...n,*s..q 1eders Wanted Sealed and properly marked tenders will be received by Use undersigned until June 2, 1951, for the erection of a machine shed 40'x50' for the Township of Goderich in the Village of llohnesville. Plans and specifications may be seen at the Road Superintendent's. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. For particulars, apply to Roy Tyndall, Road Superintendent, R. R. 3, Clinton 21-22-b w n, Yffa Tenders are invited by the Tuckersmith Township School Area Board No. 1 for the followin'; maintenance work to be done on schools within the area: SCHOOL S.5. 2—Metal roof to be painted. One ewe Gaiventex primer and one coat best quality aluminum. Bell tower to receive one coat exterior primer and one finish coat. Bell, ono coat alumninum. SCHOOL S.S. 4—Interior to be painted including ceil- ing, walls, window sash, teacher's room. school entrance ams stairways. SCHOOL S.S. 7—Roof to be re -shingled with best quality asphalt shingles, Further particulars may be obtained from chairman of Board or secretary -treasurer. Tenders will be closed at noon, 7th June, 1951. Tuckersmith Township School Area No. 1 J. ihIcINTOSH, Chairman 21-22-b W. P. ROBERTS, Secretary -Treasurer 'What yeti need are ditches r Why run an obstacle course every spring and after every rain storm? Through a Farm Improvement Loan from the B of M you can finance the making of ditches, drainage sys- tems, dyking, as well as many other farm improvements. If you need ready cash to do the job, a Farce Improvement Loan may be the answer. Drop in and talk over the derails with our nearest B of M manager. VY DANT Remember, if your proposition is sound, there's me"-" for you" at .t-= to, NnIION MAOIAnr Bank of Montreal. BANK OF MONTREAL 17 Clinton Branch:. WILLIAM ROBINSON, Manager Londesborough (Sub -Agency); Open Mon, & Thurs. WORKING. Willi CANADIANS i'N EVERY WALK OF LIFE SINCE 181?