Clinton News-Record, 1949-05-05, Page 6li
WAGE 'SIX
CLINTON lEWs-RECORD
NEWS OF BAYFIELD
Representative:
Miss Lucy R. Woods Phone Hayfield 45x3
E. A. Peatherston, London, was
home over the weekend.
Mrs. E. Antognini, New York,
is at her Cottage, "F"Fair Acres."
Mrs George 'Reid; Flaxcombe,
is visiting friends in Brueefield
this week.
Mr: and Mrs. F. Bryant, Lon-
don, *ere at their cottage in the
'village 'ever the weekend.
Prof. R K. ' E. Pemberton end
ianiily, ' London, "occupied their
cottage over, the weekend.
Mr's. Len Si&th,°' `i ondon, visit-
ed her mother, Mrs. Charles W.
PariTtex, over the ,weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cotton,
London, occupied their cottage in
the village over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs J. E. ,Hovey left
ori Surid'ay to spend a few days
motoring in the United "States.
Mr. and Mrs 13 ell' 'Hayman,
London, spent the weekend at
their cottage in Jowett's Grove.
''Mr. and Mrs W. H," Robinson,
London,"were `at their cottage in,
the 'Village 'tor a few. day's hist
week':
Mr. and firs. A. F. Furter and
Bill, London, spent Sunday with
Mrs, Furter's mother, lying, W. J.
W A N TE,D
Female — to help in
CLINTON PUBLIC UTILITIES OFFICE
Steady Position to Right Party
Apply:
A. E. RUMBALL, Superintendent
Clinton Public Utilities
Commission
,tel lt"I' -
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DON'T MISS THIS NIGHT ,!
Kidd Baker's Radio Cowboy Show
-WILL BE APPEARING IN PERSON
TOWN HALL, CLINTON
Tuesday, May 10
Show starts 8.30 p.m.
ADMISSION; Adults, 50 cants; Children, 25 cents
Dance To Follow
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Won't YOU
help... in
the great task
of mending
broken hives?
To the broken in body or
spirit, The Salvation Army
brings hope and help. It
restores to usefulness the
erring, the wayward, the
victim of self or circum-
stance. The work goes on
day and night. YOUR dol-
lars are needed for this task
of human reclamation.
Sturson
Ronnie Poth, who is attending
Junior High School in Kitchener,
spent the weekend with his
par=ents.
Di':and Mrs. Wilson Mitchell,
Birmingham, Midi., were at their
cottage inthe villageover the
weekend.
Miss Jeanne Sturgeon, Mitchell,
spent a few days last week with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.
Sturgeon.
the village on Saturday evening
after having been ,the ,guest of
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. ,Middleton,
Heusall, for a few days.
Mrs. Arthur-Suppnick, Detroit,
was at her cottage "Holley Lodge":
over the weekend.,, Her guests
were Mfrs Ray Fdrsheb,' Mrs,`'Leo
Richardson and Mrs. 'Paul Nes-
bit Detroit
Dr.'gind'Mrs R. G. Hunter and•
family, Charles_ Rogerst and Rous-'
sell Smith, ' Toronto, were here
Mrs, George Davison and Mrs. over the weekend. Mrs, Hunter
L. G. Bassett, Woodstock, spent and 'younger " aughter, "" Sally
Sunday at the latterts home in Beth, remedied at their hone
the village. the village.' "
Prot and Mrs. H. Kaibfleisch 'Mrs. Henry 1VIcClinchey re-
and two 'sons, London, were at turned to her home in the vil-
their cottage in the village over lege on Saturday.'' She was ae-
the weekend., by Mr. and Mrs.•John
Miss 'Mildred Cameron return- Jefferson; Roy Holm end Bob
ed home on Friday after having
done nursing duty in London for
several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Knight,
Ronald' and"Mary, Toronto, spent
the 1Weekend at the home of Mrs.
F. C. Gerneitihard.
Mr. and Mr's. Quentin Hall -
mann end two sons, New Dun-
dee, spent Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs. Grant Turner.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Orr,
and son Tom, Stratford, spent the
weekend at the family cottage,
Bayfield Terrace.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Stoles -
bury, Chattiain, ''visited their
parents, Rev. and Mrs. F. "'G.
Stotesbury, over the weekend.
George Bell' visited his parents
several days last week while the
SS."Windoc" was in Goderich
Harbour having radar equipment
installed.
Mrs, George Reid was the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas West-
lake, Blue Water Highway, Stan-
ley Township, for a few days
last week.
Miss Barbara Brandon is re-
cuperating at home after having
undergone an operation for re-
WANTED
e-
moval of her tonsils in Seaforth
on Saturday.
Mrs. E. P. Lewis returned to
Craig, Presibri, Vie" spent the
weekend with her. Mr: and. Mrs,
William :Speed, Merle and Becky,
Dearborn,‘ Mich., also visited her
over the weekend,:' and on Sun-
day Mrs. • Emerson Snyder, Sar-
nia, and •Miss Annie 3ViacGregor,
Grand Bend, ,were her guests. '
Taken to Hospital,
Mrs. F. C. 'Gemeinhard, who
we regret to report,–suffered a
relapse last week, was taken to
Clinton Public Hospital. ori Wed-
nesday of last week.
Food Poisoning
William 1VfcDooi Wes in hospital
in Clinton' for 'a couple of days
over the Weekend suffering from
an attack of food poisoning.' He
is out'ami about again this week.
Elfin- 7Seard"Showin s
National FRP' Board :sowings
will 'be held in Bayfield, 'Thurs-
day, May 12, at 2.30 'pan., in the
school end 8.30 p.m. in the ToWn.
Hall, when films "Eye Witness
No. 12"; "Planning Canada's Na-
tional Capital"; and Eye Wit-
ness No. 11, ride 1365"; "The
Connors Case," will be shown,
Oft
Passes Suddenly
61, fernierF well-known London
business man, who died ;and
denly' from a heart'attacrk at
his home at Bayfield
l EFxlday,
April 29. He'ad lived rued
in Bayfield for the ''past 12
years; .
Engraving courtesy
The London Free Press
AUBURN
",Successful .Sate
Amos Andrew held a very.suc-
cessful sale of farm 'stock and
implements last Thursday. Mr.
Andrew recently sold his farm
to Mr. and Mrs. George' Behan
and has purchased Besse's Dairy
in Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. And-
x'ew and family, Eleanor, Billy
and Mary—are moving to Code -
rich this . week. We wish. Mr.
Andrew every success in hie.
business.
FACING GRAND CIRCUS PARK
The Tuller, a modern hotel for
those who wont the best, Con•
venient to Offices, Theaters,
and Shops. Friendly, courte-
ous service and real 'Hotel
Comfort. The Tuller Coffee
Shop or Cafeteria for your
)
Dining Pleasure et modest
prices. It pot's to slay at
Hotel Tuller, 0 •
VISIT OUR
COCKTAIL LOUNGE
(411
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IP it requires a change of oil,
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IF it requires new tires
800 ROQMS$z75
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RED SHIELD SERVICES
Approximately 1,638,000 Can.
radians were matenlnllj% helped
lastyaor bythepersonalservices
of the Salvation Army in its •
Maternity Homes
General 'Hospitals
Old' Folks' Homes
Prison and Police Court Work
Children's. Homes
Children's Summer Camps
Misting Friends' Service
Free Labour Service
`'Min''s' Hostels
j Chairman, Local Red Shield Campaign --J,. A. Sully, Goderich;
Salvation Army Representative — Capt. G. Dunstan, Goderich
(phone 70.4W.)
WE ARE READY TO SERVE YOU!
Shell Service Station
Leonard Cole, Proprietor
Phone 5 Clinton
:Yor
NOW
SPECIAL FOR MAY AND JUNE
Orders will be taken for Egg, Stove and
Nut Coal of top quality .... at $20.50
Off -car delivery of three or more tons.
THIS PRICE IS CASH ON DELIVERY
Please place orders early
George C. German
COAL, COKE and WOOD
Phone 208 Clinton
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Nominating
CONVENTION
FOR HURON NORTH
Progressive Conservative Association
Wingham Ha n
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at 8.30 p.m. (D.S.T:), on.
Thur., May 12
Guest Speaker:
Hon. Earl Rowe
EVERYBODY WELCOME
O1 ORC, 3 FBA GAN, RHYS POLLOCK,
President Secretary
THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1'94
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Goderich Township
IM•Mli lea tem
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Heitbohmer,
George and Neva, Stratford, spent
Saturday at their cottage at Lane,
()Thies Beach. t
Mr: and Mrs., Cecil Merleley,:
aceompanied by Mr. and Mrs.'.
Howeird''2 idler, Wingham, spent
Sunday et the former's"Lane-0'-
Pines Beach summer }lame
Mr. and Mrs. James ' Barnes,'.
ltfrss A';lma Barnes London Mr,
and Mrrs Alf Westlake; Hayfield,
were'
,at the ' farmer's ‘eb ge,'
Shirday", at Lane O'pines Becah,
Federation to Meet !
The 'regular meeting of Godo.:.
rich TownshipFederation of
Agrilulture is to be held on Wed -1
n slay, May 11, at 1,30 and 8.39
Attended WA Annual
Mrs, Wilfred Colclough attend-
ed the WA 'annual' in London
last week' as delegate' from ";St.
James 'Church, Middleton.
Stewart Middleton ,president of
St t7ames WA `Zettended;the Them
day -acid' Wednesday sessions
HOLNI,S;VILLE
Mr, and Mr's. Robert Be .
Dungannon,+ were Scuidsy •c�isLia-
ors at the home of Mr, and Mrs.
W. H. Johnston..
Let, the
Chc emaster
Garden Tractor
, 'do the hack-br work
e` your gaPten isYe ar.
Inexpensively *cached to
your lawn' mower,. it will
Cut your grass too.
Come and' see- a denuin,-
solation of one ready -to .go
to work for you.
Nor Alexa
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Bayfield Phone.Bayfield 7
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many different fabrics'
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ce
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