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Clinton News-Record, 1946-06-13, Page 6PAGE, SIX so In NEWS OF BAYFIELD CLINTON ,NEWS -RECORD TirURSmAY, JUNE '18, 19.44 ' nter�sting Items From N��s-records lural Correspondents Representative: MISS LUCY &WOODS Phone CLINTON681 Representative: R. WOODS Phone CLINTON 63lr8l E. A. Feathersotn, London, was. home over the weekend, 'Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Will, London, wre at their cottage over the week - 'end. Mrs. A. L. Trout, Detroit, wan at 'her cottage in the village, over the weekend. Clarenee Larson, London, spent the weekend with his 'parents, Mr. and is. R. Larson, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Stewart, Hamil- ton, were at their home in the village over the weekend. Mr. and Mr,s:,ICanter and daughter, Sara, Detroit, 'were at their cottage in the village aver the weekend. Mrs. R. H. F. Gairdner, Lake Gen- eva, Wis, arrived on Friday to open her home in the village for the sum- mer, Mr. and Mrs. William Moran, Lon- don, are spending •a few weeks at the home of the latter's father, S. C. Houston. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Sander, Kitch- ener, weer the guests of the Tatter's aunt, Mrs. F. A. Edwards, over the weekend. Mrs. R. 0. Holmen was in London several days last week helping her mother, Mrs. Elsdon, get settled in' her new home. Mrs, L. A. Stephens and daughter, Jane McGrigor, Shelburne; are visit- ing Mr. and Mrs. tree Cook at their cottage, "Lockame." i The obvious reason for this popularity lies in the "extras" you get in a Goodyear tire. Extra mileage extra atdmin a ... extra safety .. . extra satisfaction. You can't buy a better tire! GO ODA -EAR REG. BALL Phone 5 CLINTON, ONT. Guests at the "Little Inn" last week were Mr. and , Mrs. C. A. Smith and Dr. and Mrs., Page,' Hamilton,' and Mrs. S. D. Blck, Detroit. Mrs. Lorne Cook and children, Tor- onto, spent the weekend at'"Highten" cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Day accomp- anied them to Toronto. • Mrs. George Davison, Woodstock, has been with her sister, owing to the serious illness and subsequent death of her father, Murdoch Ross. Mrs. Keith Leonard and. baby', Tor- onto, arrived on Thursday of last week to spend sortie time with her mother, Mrs. E. A. Featherston. Misses F. and L. Morley, who spent the winter in Florida, arrived on Monday to occupy their cottage, "Birchcliffe," for the next few months. Mr and Mrs. Ed, Sturgeon, Jean and Gerald, of the village, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis 'MacPherson Bisback, Clinton, spent Sunday at•the home of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bisback, Eg- mondville. Miss Catherine P. Rankin, Pleasant Ridge, Mich., arrived last week to spend the summer at her cottage "Glenboig." She was accompanied by her sister-in-law, Mrs. W. T. Rankin, who will spend a month with her. • Attend Reunion Mrs. N. W. Woods 'and daughter, Lucy, accompanied by her brothers, W. Ewing Buchan, Sasaktoon, and J. Lauder Buchan, Windsor, who are her guests, attended afamily reunion picnie in their home town, Durham,' on Sunday at which all members, of the family of the late Jane Lauder and Walter Ewing Buchan were present. Sells Business James Robinson has sold his Food Shop and general store on Main St.' to Maynard Corrie, Stratford, who will take possession on Monday. We welcome Mr. and Mrs, Corrie and small son to the village. Mrs. Corrie was formerly Miss Florence Lawson, daughter of Mrs. Lawson and the late IL A. Lawson, Stratford. The family have had a cottage in Bayfield for years. • CONSTANCE Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Lawson spent Sunday with, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Tablet of Stanley. Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Wilkinson, Stratford, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. James Hugih. The many friends of Mrs. George Addison and Mrs. Robert Rogerson wish them a speedy recovery. Misses Ethel Dexter, Jean and Alice Heileman, 'Waterloo, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Austin Dexter. Mrs. Thomas Coleman, Tuckersmith, returned home on Saturday after spending a week with her daughter, Mrs. Eph. Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. E. Adams and Miss Donalda and Mr. and Mrs. Kelso Adams, visited With Mr. and Mrs. John Mills of Blyth. Constance Anniversary Anniversary services will be held in Constance United Church Sunday, June 16. Rev. A. W. Gardiner of Egmondville will be the guest speak- er, The Cromarty Male Quartette will supply the music for the day. Say you saw it in The NEWS - RECORD. Teachers Wanted STANLEY TOWNSHIP SCHOOL AREA Requires two Teachers for School Section No. 7 (Parr Line) and No. 14 (Kippen). These schools have hydro and other conveniences, and are on good roads. ' Applicants please state qualifications, and salary expected, also name , of last inspector. GEO. L. REID, Varna, Secretary -Treasurer 0401 O. f GODERICH TOWNSHIP Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Johnston and family, Sarnia, were guests of Mrs. Harwood: ` Mrs, Ben McCullough and family, Tipperary, visited with Mr. and Mrs. William Fuller. Miss Marion Holmes, St. ,'Thomas, spent the weekend with her friend, Mies Elizabeth Middleton. ' Donald Gillies' and Miss Alrna Iienderson;•iRipley, spent :Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Welsh and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ball left Sat- w day on a motor trip. to Northern Ontario. Mr, and Mrs. Ted •Middelton, Strat- ford, spent'. the 'weekend with . the former's parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Fred' Middleton.' Mrs, Randal Pepper and daughter, Carol Ann, are vititing Mr,' and Mrs. D. L. Stephenson, Huron Road, while Mr. Pepper' is on strike duty at Wel- land. Miss Helen Welsh, Miss Muriel Wil- son, John Wilson, London, and Barry Dunbar, Lambeth, spent the weekend and holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Welsh. Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Miller have returned home after a week's honey- moon spent in Toronto, Niagara and other points, and are getting nicely settled in -their home. Mr. and Mrs. • Grant Miller and little daughter,. Dianna, . Belleville, have been visiting with the Miller families in Goderich Township this week. Quilting Bee Members of Union W.M.S. held a quilting bee at the home of Mrs. Gerald Orr. Passes With Honors In University of Western Ontario examination results announced this week, Miss Elizabeth •Middleton ob- tained her Second Year with Honors. Parents' Night The teacher and pupils of S.S. No. 9, Goderich Township, .are holding a Parents' Night, in the school house on June 20, commencing at 8 p.m. There will be a display of art and notebooks, awards presented, and a short music programme. We etxend a hearty invitation to all members of the community. Union W,M.S. Meets The June meeting of the W.M.S. of Union Church' was held Thursday at the home of Mrs. Victor Falconer, with 14 Iadies present. Mrs. William Porter was in charge of the devotion- al period. A hymn was sung, follow- ed by prayer by the leader. An article entitled "What Is Canada?" was read by Mrs. Porter. Mrs. Gordon Orr gave a detailed account of the missionary work at Battle River Hospital, Alta„ and at Hearst. Mrs. Tiiemas Sowerhy read an article, "What Next For Us At Lennon Creek?" A. poem, "Lord of the Prairies," was read in unison. Mrs. Everett Menwain read "Serving the Commnuity," and Mrs. George Mcllwain read an article "What About School Homes?" The meeting closed with the hymn, "Our Loved Dominion Bless" and the Mizpah Benediction, Lunch was served by the hostess. HENSALL Machinist Burned Charles Moore, who operates a machine shop in Hensall, received severe burns on the side of his body and arms, and suffered greatly from shock when a new acetylene tank which was being set up exploded. He was rushed to Scott Memorial Hospital, •Seaforth, by Dr, J. C. Goddard. DEER FATALLY HURT A 150 -pound deer caused about $150 damage to a car when it crashed into the machine near Clifford. The car, driven by Vince Sisler, Hensall, temp- orarily stationed in Stratford as a CNR section foreman, cane out of the crash with a damaged grill, badly dented left front fender, broken rad- iator and headlight. The deer's back legs were broken and the animal was destroyed by police who investigated the accident. TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY Bride -Elect Honored Mrs. Edward Glen, Stanley Town- ship, entertained her many friends on Wednesday afternoon, June 6, at a pre -nuptial tea in honor of her daughter, Alice.. Mrs. C. J. Stewart and Mrs. J. McFarlane Jr., displayed the bride-to-be's trousseau. Those pouring tea included Mrs. A,. Stewart, Mrs. W. Shaddick, Mrs. J. McFarlane, Sr., and Mrs. G. Graham, while Misses Helen Shaddick and Margaret Mc. Ewen served the dainty lunch, Better News 'Service For Huron Coirnty! Tell your friends they now can buy extra copies of Huron County's popular weekly newspaper at the following newstands: BAYFIELD Mrs. P. Weston's Store Robinson's Store LONDESBORO R. N. Alexander's Store J. W. McCool's Store BRUCEFIELD ' Joseph McCully and Co. General Store VARNA J. T. McAsh General Store CLINTON Martins McEwan's Bartliffs' News -Record Office Cliftton News -Recon "The Home Paper With the News" Five Cents a Copy By mail, $1.50 a Year 1 PORTER'S HILL Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Reg. 'Miller who were married June 1 in Clinton. • Baptismal service will be conducted Sunday, June 23, at Grace Church, Parents having children to baptize will please bring them out. Community Club Porter's Hill Community Club will hold its meeting June 26 instead of June 19, as formerly planned, at the home. of Mrs. A. Lockhart. Good Attendance A splendid turnout to morning serv;ce at Grace • Church, June 6, was very .encouraging. We trust the morning service may continue to in- crease attendance. Minister's Son To Preach Sunday morning, June 16, Rev. Douglas .Stotesbury, will have charge of the service here, while his father, Rev. F. G. Stotesbury, will preach anniversary services at his son's charge. Attended Funeral Mr. and Mrs. Allen' 'Betties, Mi. and Mrs, Frank Picot, Mrs. F. 5. Weston, attended the funeral of their cousin, Mrs. Pearl 'Grosvenor at Cent- ralia. Mrs. Grosvenor, who had been caring fel her aunt, Miss Wilson, passed away in her sleep, having re- tired in her usual health Saturday night, The funeral was held Tues- day with interment in Strathroy Cemetery. BLYTH Mrs, James Claming, who spent the winter with her daughter in Columbia, Conn., has returned home. Mr. and Mrs, Murray Cole and daughter, Kathryn, were guests of Mrs. Cole's sister, Miss' Mary Milne. Arnold Glousher, Galt, a former resident, who recently returned from long service overseas, visited friends. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Burling and son, Lorne, Jr,, were with the form- er's sister, Mrs. James Crawford, and Mr. Crawford. Mrs. J. T. Annis (formerly Marie Vincent) and daughters, Evelyn and Dorinda, Vancouver, B.C., visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Vin- cent. Heavy Frost A heavy frost visited the village on Sunday night, damaging- early po- tatoes, tomatoes and corn. Some of the potatoes were badly blackened. Funeral of J, C. Heffron The funeral of John C. H.effron was held in St. Michael's Church with Rev, Father S. J. McDonald celebrating requiem high mass, assisted by Rev. Father Phalen, St, Augustine, and Rev. Father Pequenette, Wingham. Pallbearers were A. W. P. Smith, J. B. Watson, W. J. Hallahan, P. J, Kelly, T. McCaughey, Louis Phelan, Inter- ment was in Brussels cemetery. Mission Band Meets The Mission Band of Loving Ser- vice met in the school room of the tn,ted C'hu,eh, Satunla',' afternoon. Thr meeting opened with Ann Jean- ette Watson at the piano, Joan Ker nick read the Scripture lesion and Joan Philip led in prayer. Prayers were also offered by Marlene Walsh and Glenyee Bainton,, The members brought a gift to be sent to the children in Europe and distributed as Christmas gifts. Glenyce yce Brinton sang, accompanied by Miss Elizabeth Mills. Rhea Hall, as peace herald, gave a reading. The birthday song was sung for June McNall and Joan Philip. Mrs. Mar- shall read a chapter forth the study book. School Staff Re-engaged Under the High School Area plan Blyth Continaution school will close at the end of the present term. The school board at its meeting accepted the resignation of Miss Cumming, as- sistant at the school, Norman Gar- rett, the principal, has accepted a position on Clinton Collegiate staff. Members of the staff of the public school have all been re-engaged at increased salaries. J. A. Gray, prin. cipal, received an increase of $200 and the two assistants, Miss Suther- land and Miss Fleming, each received an increase of $100. The school board decided to join the Huron County Library Associa- tion, which will entitle the school to one unit of books; which will be changed three times a year. AUBURN Mrs. Albert King is a patient in Victoria Hospital, London. Mrs. Thomas Doyle is a patient in Alexandra Marine and General Hos- pital, Goderich. Visitors -at the home of Mrs. Geo. F. Yungblut and Arthur Yungblut over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs, Lenard Yungblut, Windsor, and Mrs. Clarence Walden; Seaforth, Ladles' Aid Meet, The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist Church held its May meeting at the home of Mrs. Glen Raithhy, on Thurs- day afternoon, The president, Mrs. G. A. Howson, was in the chair, The devotional period was taken by Rcv. O. C. Anderson and Mrs. Howson. Readings were given by Mrs Glen Raithby and Mrs. Stanley Johnston. A piano instrumental: was given by Mrs. R,. J. ' Phillips. The topic was given. by Mrs. W. Vesterfelt. Lunch was served. Auburn Native Dies Word was received here of the death of Thomas Melbourne Howatt, a native of Auburn. He was born in 1876 and was"the youngest and last surviving 'member of the family of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Howatt who resided on the farm owned now by Thomas Lawlor, recently purchas- ed from Nelson McLarty, In 1902 he went west and the fol- lowing year at Winnipeg he married Miss Jennie Jardine, daughter of the late Mr. and Mss. David Jardine of Goderich who survives with two daughters, Mrs. H. 11. (Lillian) Lar- son, Saskatoon; Miss Belva Howatt of Hamilton, War Brides Arrive • Mrs Eldon Youngblut, first war bride to arrive in Auburn, arrived in Halifax aboard the liner "Acquit- ania" Monday, May 20, having a pleasant trip. She arrived in London on the CNR, being met by her hus- band, who arirved in Canada in November 1945, after serving over- seas since December 1941- Mrs. Youngblut was formerly Reta Brown of Sunderland, England, and was mar- ried to Pte. Youngblut in January 1945. When Mrs. Youngblut arrived in Canada she received a beautiful bouquet of redroses from her parents in England. During the past week she and her husband visited Mr. and Mrs. John Youngblut. They are liv- ing in London where Eldon is em- ployed. Youngblut Reunion A family reunion and picnic was held by the Youngblut clan on Satur- day at Harbor •Park,,Goderich, wher. 63 of the descendants of the late Eckart Youngblut and Emile Pike gathered for the first time in 50 years. Four sisters and two brothers were present for the occasion which was arranged by John E. Youngblut, Auburn, in honor of Mrs. Bertha Lloyd (formerly Bertha Youngblut), Aberdeen, South Dakota. Regret waa felt that theyouungest brother, Ezra Youngblut, Hamilton, was unable to be present. It is 60 years since the late Eckart Youngblut of Ellice Township and Emile Pike of Rostock settled in this district. Many happy memories were recalled during the reunion. Dinner and supper were served and during the afternoon fishing and boat rid- ing was enjoyed. Carman and Elmer Schultz were present who served over- seas during World War I): for four years, and they appreciated this op- portnuity of meeting many of their relatives from distant points. One other member of the clan, Sgt. Ev- erett Youngblut, is still overseas since December 1939, but is expected home in August. • Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. John E. Youngblut and Madeline of Auburn, Percy Douglas and Barry Youngblut of Oakland, Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson Dennis of Blyth, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Schultz and Gordon of Dungannon, Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Schultz, Donald and Clifford of Aub- urn, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nevins, Lillian and Margaret, Carmen and Elmer Schultz, all of Auburn, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Machan and family of Londesboro, Mrs. Jack Fielder and family of Port Albert, Mr. and Mrs. George James and Vickie of Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey James of God- erich, Mrs, Bill Burgess and Sharon of Goderich, Mrs. Bertha Lloyd, of Aberdeen, Jake Youngblut of Toronto, Mrs. George Kock of Listowel, Mr. and Mrs, Harold Koch and family of TEACHER WANTED Protestant Teacher for U.S.S. No. 2, Hullett and Goderich Township. Ducie- to commence September 3, 1946. Apply stating qualifications, experience and salary to F. J. Tyndall, secretary, R.R. 4, Clinton, phone Clinton 800r33. 2425-26-b Drive in and let us take care of your emergency tire needs. Order now for future delivery. J. P. MANNING PHONE 345 Clinton LONDESBORO :tlr. and Mrs. R. Peek, Luri-1:,'peat Sunday with the lattar's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John 'Snell. Mr. and Mrs. Will Hunking, Mrs. $en Riley and Mr. Lorne Hunking, spent Friday in Guelph. Mrs. John Nott returned home on Sunday after spending a week in Seaforth with her daughters, Mrs. E. Stevens, and Mrs. F. Roberton. Mr. and Mrs. George Moon and Miss 011ie Moon and Mr. and Mrs, Caldwell, visited with Mr. and Mrs, M. Holland at Walton on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. 13. Riley, Goderich, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Sinclair, Anne and Marie, Kippen, spent Sunday with Mrs. Elizabeth Lyon and Mrs. C. Watson. Mrs. Annie Revington, Lucan, Mrs. Reg. Windsor, London, Mr. and M��1�•.s, Kenneth Hobbs, Denfield, anti Mr. John Bentsen, Granton, visited with Mr, and Mrs. Fred Shobbrook on Sunday. Misses Dorothy Little and 011ie Moon, Toronto; Fern Watson and Elva Govier, 'London; Beth Govier, Goderich; Eileen" Millar and Fern Yungblutt, Clinton, were all home for the weekend. Give Radio Concert Mrs. Allen .Shaddick and her pupils at No: 8 school, gave a splendid half— hour programme over OKNX Satur- day. W. A. Meets June 18 The W. A. will hold its monthly meeting on Tuesday, June 18, instead_ of Wednesday, June 19. There will be a quilt to be quilted. The hostesses are: Mrs. Harold Morrell, Mrs. Ivan Carter. Mrs. Percy Carter, and Min', L. Stewart, To Mark Anniversary Next Sunday, June 16, the anni- versary services will be held in Con- stance United Church. Rev. A. W. Gardiner of Egmondville will be the guest preacher. There will be no - service in Londesboro United Church, so plan to attend the services at Constance. Veterans Attend Church Rev. A D. Penman preached two very earnest sermons on Sunday. In the morning his theme was "The Holy Spirit, the Comforter," and in the evening he preached to the veterans of World Wars I and II, who occupied the centre pews, on the "Power of. Prayer." Quite a number from the - three congregations were present. The music was in charge of the Londes, boyo and Burns choirs. Gowanstown, Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Nobel and family of Moorefield, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Robinson and family of Port Stanley, Mrs. Mary Young- blut, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miller, all of Auburn. Mrs. George West- brook and Maggie Youngblut of God= erich Mrs. Mary Youngblut held the dis- tinction of being the eldest member present, while Vickie James was the youngest. The four sisters are (Bertha)• Mrs. Lloyd of Aberdeen; (Barbara) Mrs, Dennis of Blyth;- (Elizabeth) Mrs. George James of Goderich; (Laving) Mrs. George Koch of Listowel; two brothers: John E. TUCKERSNLITH Teachers Named! Teachers for Tuckersmith School Area No. 1 for 1946-47 will be: S.S. No. 8, Mr. Clarence A. Trott; S.S. No. 5, Mrs, Harold Nicholson; .S.S. No. 7; Miss Beatrix Sandford; S.S. Nd. 4, Miss Helen Jervis, Miss Jervis, Min- ton, fills the only vacancy in the area this year. Youngblut, Auburn, and Jake, of Toronto. NATIONAL CLOTHING COLLECTION Send what you can to your local collection centre ' JUNE 17 - 27 LADS' A WANTED 100 STRAWBERRY PICKERS and PEA PICKERS Men, Women Boys and Girls Good pay and plenty of berries to eat Pickers get their own berries at wholesale prices Apply To: Phone 33 F. W. ANDREWS Clinton 23-24.25.26-p The next meeting of the Huron County Council will be held in the Council Chambers, Court House, Goderich, commencing TUESDAY, JUNE 18, at 2 p.m. All accounts, notices of deputations and other business requiring the attention of Council should be in the hands of the County Clerk not later than Saturday, June 15th. N. W. MILLER, County Clerk, lxoderich, Ontario 23-24-b For Body and Fender Repairing SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 14 YEARS' EXPERIENCE C. R. Crossman ShopBodY y� Rattenbury St. W., Just West of Bartliff's Bakeshop PHONE 594