Clinton News-Record, 1949-04-28, Page 7Tll'QItSDAY,
APRIL 28, 1949
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been r, ee yen in toyyn
of ;the death in a Saskatoon, Sask.
he ted.: recentlie r of .George
Wilfred Heywood, former well-
kteewn Clintonian, ,A service was
htild,,at the •Mc�Kaglie's Funeral
40010, Saskatoon,. followed by _a
sreyige the avid clay at the Prince
Albert Funeral Honre, Dr. R. D.
Tannehill, officiated , at the latter
service and interment followed
in the South Hill, Cemetery,
Priniie ,Albert, with Masonic 'rites
being eonducctte-edd,at the graveside.
Heywood, in his 58th year,
was born in Clinton, a sons o!
the late Richard . Heywood and
Jane ,Anne Farquhar. He later
moved to Souris, Man., Regina,
and Melville, Sask. At the latter
place he managed the Melville
Millionaires when the team won
the Allan Cup in 1924. In 1933
he moved to Prince : Albert and
three years ago moved to Sask-
atoon. Mr. Heywood:. was, erne
pioyed- with the Canadian Nation-
al Railway's and at tine time o£
his death was the chief clerk, in
the Superintendent's Office, Sask-
atoon.:.
Mr. Heywood was,q keen sports-
man and was interested in hockey,
Having bought the business known as
Reg. Ball's Shell Service on Highway No. 8,
,gust east of Clinton,.I respectfully solicit.. the
patronage of citizens of Clinton and vicinity.
We will aim at all times to give to every
customer the same service as was given by
Mr. Ball.
Leonard Cole
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and was an ardent curler and
golfer.. He was a member of the
Masonic Lodge at, Prince Albert
and also of the l?;iwanis Club.
Surviving as well as his widow
is one son, John David, Saskatoon.
One .son, Gordon, predeceased; lus
father in. 1943. Also surviving
is one brother, J. C. Heywood,
Vancouver, B.C.•, and en aunt,
Mrs: Wesley Moore, Goderieh,
ARTHUR CRONIN
Funeral was held Tuesday,,
April 26, Tor Arthur Cronin, for
more than 50 years. a resident of
the sixth concession of Morris
Township, who died in Clinton
Public:. Hospital, Saturday, April
23. • Mr. Cronin was in : his 82nd
year and had been in poor health
since last fall.
Surviving: arehis wife, former-
ly Margaret Kelly, Morris; two
sopse and four daughters: Arthur,
Windsor; Leo, Morris Township;
Mrs. J. Anna Gooding, London;
Mrs. Violet Fortune, Mrs. Monica
Thompson, Detroit; and Miss
Margaret Cronin,.*London.
Funeral services were held in
St., Micheea's, Church, Blyth,
Tuesday, at 10 a.m., when re-
quiem high mass was sung by
Rev. Fr. S. J. McDonald, follow-
ed by burial in St. Michael's
Cemetery, Morris,
MRS. HARRY COWELL
Former Hullett Township resi-
dent, Mrs. Harry Cowell, died at
Pickford, Mich., early Sunday
morning, April 24.
Mrs. Cowell was formerly An
rile Marsh, eldest daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. George Mersh,
and spent all her younger years
in Hullett.
Besides her husband,she is sur-
vived bytwo sisters, Mrs. Minnie
Jones, Dungannon Mrs. Eva Rice,
Detroit; and four brothers, Harry
Marsh, Detroit; Arthur, Manitoba;
William, Colborne .Township, and
Bert, Petersburg.
Funeral services were held at
Pickford, Michigan.
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BRUGE1 IEJ p
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Stanway
are in . Torontb this weekend.
Miss Marion Paterson, London,
spent .the weekend et; her home.
Miss Janet Watson has return-
ed: to her teaching duties at
Aylrirer,
Mr. and Mrs. Ross •Scott and
daughter Ruth, spent the week-
end in Detroit. ,
Miss Eva Stackhouse' was in:
Whli;by; on Saturday attending
the Wedding of her cousin,. Alvin
Whiteman,
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Zapfe and
Weyne,,Miss .Fern Bell and Alec
Barnette, spent, the; weekend at
the, home of Mr.' Drew Swan.
Miss . Mayne Swan, Mrs. Alice
Ham and son Wesley, have re-
turned home from Toronto. They
were, accompanied by Drew
Boyce.
Weekend visitors at, the home
of 'Mrs. H. Zapfe were Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Kaiser, Mr. and Mrs.
R. A. McKenzie • and daughter
Lois, and Gilbert Hamock, De-
troit, Mich.
The choir of Brucefield United
Church presented its sacred
Easter cantata, "Life Eternal," in
Brucefield Church Sunday even-
ing, April 24, to a very apprec-
iative and large congregation.
The cantata, under the direction
of Mrs. J. Murdock, organist and
choir leader, was to have been
presented• Good Friday but had
to be postponed owing to illness
of some of the members. Special
parts were taken by Mrs, Ernest
Williems, Mrs. E. R. Stanway,
Miss June Murdock; Miss Eva
Stackhouse, Flt. Sgt. E. Williams,
RCAF Station, Clinton; and .I.
K. Cornish.
Good Attendance.
There was a good attendance
in church Sunday evening to hear
the choir render the cantata,
'Eternal Light."
Presented' Play
The choir presented its play,
"The Improper Henry Proper,"
in Hensall Friday evening.
Attended Presbyterial
Several from here attended the
WMS Presbyterial in Hensel' on
Tuesday.
Cuts Thumb Badly
Don Adams was taken to West-
minster Hospital, London, on Fri-
day. He had the misfortune to
cut his thumb very badly with
an axe.
CONSTANCE
Leo Stephenson was in Trenton
on business over the weekend.
Adam Nicholson attended the
funeral of his nephew, Robert
Patterson, Welton, on Monday.
Miss D. M. Adams spent the
weekend in London, while there
attended a musical play, "Okla-
homa."
A social evening, held Iast Fri-
day at the home of Mrs. W. 3.
Dale, wasa splendid success.
Borden, Brown bought the auto-
graph quilt, all proceeds were in
aid of the Mission Bead.
Visitors for Easter. were: Mr.
and Mrs, Bernard Riley and fam-
ily, Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Riley, Kitchener; Mr. end Mrs.
Alvin Riley, Seaforth; and Jack
Matheson, Toronto, at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Riley.
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Earl Coutts, Guelph, visited
with his parents, Mr. and. Mrs.
A. Coutts,
Miss A. Love, Toronto, attended
the. fugerel of her brother -in-
law, Robert Patterson.
Mrs, Rebecca Dennis has mov-
ed' into the home on south Main
St that she bought fro G S
manager, Wingharn Rural office,
Hydro Electric Povver Commis-
sion, !heti been transferred to
Barrie as assistant line superine
tendent of Georgian Bay area.
Irvin W. Merrick, Barrie regional
office, has been appointed man-
ager of Wingham area,
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OPEN SWIMSEASON
GODERICII — Three young
people opened the `swimming
season here Saturday, April 23, by
taking a, dip in the harbor and
swimming around in; the chilly
water for ten minutes. They
Were: Miss Beulah Shackleton,
Goderieh, a student at Stratford
Normal School; Donald Bert
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Attention, Parents!
All parents having children for Kindergarten Class
in Fall Term commencing in September, must register
same by letter not later than May 1, 1949, with H. C.
Lawson, secretary, Public School Board.
To be admitted pupils must be four years, eight months
old by September 1, 1949.
On day of enrolment in September, definite proof of
age must be submitted to the Principal of the Public School.
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