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Clinton News-Record, 1946-08-01, Page 6PAGE SIX CLINTON NEWS -RECORD THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 19413 Interesting Items From News -Record s Rural Correspondents NEWS OF BAYFIELD Representative: MISS LUCY R. WOODS Phone CLINTON 63141 1 (ST ( ANLEY TOWNSHIP 1•11111=1.1111•••••••111.11M•111•••••••• Miss Barbaro. Graham, Waterloo, is spending her holidays at her hoine. I John Brown, Saskatoon distriet, ' visited Goldie Graham for a few days _ this week. Mr. Rourke of Southampton is taunt Miss Elizabeth Weston, this visiting Mr. and Mrs. Spencer kvine, week. Mr. and Mrs. J. Rogers, Montreal, G-uests of Mrs. Adelaide McLeod for are holidaying at 'Char -Min" cottage. two weeks are her eister, Mrs. Jane Miss Ann Breithaupt, Waterloo, is Hall, son Roy, and Mrs. L. Thomas; the guest of Miss Susan Bricker for all of Toledo, Ohio. a week. Mr. and Mrs, Phillip Rhynas,, Phil - Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Atkinson, De- Hp and John, Toronto, spent the troit, were in the village over the weekend with the former's mother, weekend. Mrs. 0. W. Mynas. Mrs. Gordon Elliott and children, Mr. and Mrs. Quentin Hallman and Brucefield, spent last week with Miss sons, Marilyn and Beverly, New Dun - Mary Reid. dee, spent Sunday with Miss M. Reid John 0. Rogers has returned to and Mrs. Grant Turner. Montreal after a week's stay at Char- Mr. and Mrs. As Ford King return - Min cottage. ed to Toronto on Saturday after hay- 1VIre. E. M. Knowles, London, was ing visited the former's parents, the weekend guest of her sister, Mrs, and 1VIrs. George King. .Arthur Ford. Miss Wilma Radford returned to Lloyd Pease, London, is spending a London after spending two weeks vacation at the home of Mr. and Mrs. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Charles Berry. Radford at "Radford" cottage. Mr. and Mrs, Art Marin and daugh- ter, Windsor, are visiting relatives in the village. Mies M. ,Sxmith returned to London Monday after spending a week with Misses M. and E. Reid, Mrs. C. Porter returned to Chicago on Tuesday after having visited her sister, Mrs. R. H. F. Gairdner. . Mrs. D. A. Volume returned to "Blinkbonnie" on Tuesday after hav , ing spent several days in Southamp- ton. Harold Rogers end Miss Joan Lang- staff, Toronto, were the weekend guests of Mr. and MTS. Charles F. Rogers. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rankin and fern- ily, Goshen, Indiana, have been visit- ing the former's aunt, Miss C. P. Rankin. Mrs. James Ferguson and Miss C. P. Rankin returned to the village the H. M. Langford, Walkerville, are at end of last week after a motor trip to their summer home south of the vil- Michigan. lage. Dr. and Mrs. W. N. Wafters, God- Mrs, Thomas. Koviak and Miss Jean erich, spent Sunday with the latter's Hodges, Port Albert, are visiting this parents, MT. and Mrs. Jack Radford, week with Mrs. Koviak's aunt, Mrs. The Poplars." Harry Ahrens, Trail Blazer cottage. 1Virs. Ormond has returned to De- .Also visiting this week with Mrs. troit after having spent several weeks ,Ahrens are Mrs. Will Lorenzen, .Mrs, at the home of Misses A. M. and J. Gould, and Miss Helen Lytell, De. E. I. Stirling troit, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Crone, and two Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Holmes, St. thildren, Detroit, visited the former's Catharines) are guests this week of George Fisher, Jr., Waterloo, Eddy Mocke and Miss MacKenzie, Kitchen- er were guests of the former's aunt, 111.X.s. F. A. Edwards on Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs. George Alexander and small son, Ottawa, are the guests of the former's parents, Dr. and Mrs. N. B. Alexander for a fortnight. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Fisher, Wel- land, and. Mrs, George Fisher, Water- loo, visited their aunt, Mrs, F. A. Edwards on Thursday of last week. Mrs, E P. Lewis, Toronto, is the guest of Mrs. N. W. Woods. Dr. Lewis. who also was here for a couple of days, returned to Toronto on Sunday, Mrs. Robert Clark and Roberta, Cleaveland, Ohio, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berry. Mr. Clarke was also their guest over the weelcend Mr. and Mrs. R. Bricker, David and Susan, Wateloo, and Rev. and Mrs. Immo Ditiliing out al Tam. make +I 009 * Yes! New Goodyear tires add to driving pleasure. For Goodyears axe built to absorb road. shock labile giving mile after nails of trouble- free performance. Treat yourself to a set of new Goodyear tires today. Be sure to $ee the new Goodyear tire before the holiday. To see it is to want it • • . and to buy it is to enjoy the best you ever haat A COMPLETE 4. GOODYEA REG e BALL Phone 5 111r. and Mrs. James Baird, Mrs, Noble Harrison and Mrs. Alma Baird, Detroit, Mich., are visiting friends in the vicinity. their son and daughter-in-laav, Rev and Mrs. R. C. Holmes, at Holy Trin- ity Rectory. Guests at the ,home of • Misses F. and E, Fewlie over the weekend were: Mr. and Mrs. Gs Koehler, Zurich; and Mr. Laurie Fewlie, London, .who is remaining for a fortnight. Fred Jewell, student pastor of the Baptist Church, Thamesville, during the vacation and Miss iSitford, Col- lingwood, spent a week with the for- mer's eister, Mrs. Lindsay Smith. Mr. and Mrs, Gilbert Knight and daughter, Mary, isterned to Toronto., en oute to Wasaga, to spend the bat- anee of their vacation, after holiday- ing a week at the home of MTS. M. Gemeinhardt. • Guests at the "Little Inn" last week were: Dr. and' Mrs. A. G. Stockwell, Mr. and Mrs. II. Dickinson, Miss Min- nie Robinson, London, Douglas Brown, Shirley Green, Mr. and Mrs. James W. 13rovvn, Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Sturgeon and family spent the weekend with their son, Stuart, in Preston. On their re- turn they were .accompanied by Mrs Earl W. Wagner and daughter Carol, Waterloo, who are their guests for a few days. Rev. and IVIrs. F. H. Paull returrecl to Listowel the end of last week J. L. Dixon and Miss Carrie Dixon who have occupied the former's cot- tage for three weeks, visited with them in Listowel on Sunday en route to Brantford. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gospill, John Gospill, Lansing, Mich., accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cooper and Mary Cooper, Helen Hieftje and Mrs, Earl Weatherly are at their summer home on the Blue Water Highway, Goderich Township. Mrs. C. Widcombe and Miss Mary Widcombe, Windsor, are staying at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Scotch. mer 'while holidaying in the village. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wideombe, who also were here for a few days, went on to Dungannon on Wednesday. Weekend guests at "j.K.J.". the Cuninghame cottage, were Wally Tronianko, Windsor, University of Toronto student en route from a tour of the United States; 111r. and Mrs W. C. Stevenson, Brussels, and 5(x. and Mrs. Varel Mathews, Toronto. Mrs. Mathews is Kate Stevenson, pro- gram director of CBL, Toronto. Guests at the Albion Hotel include: Mr. and Mrs. Donald Loree end two children, Royal Oak, Mich.: Mr. and Mrs, J. T. Mitchell, Windsor; Mr. and Mrs. O. S. MacDonald and Katherine, Walkerville; •Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Wil- son, London; Miss Helen Wutita, Mrs. M. Gould, IVIrs. B. Lorenzon, Detroit; Miss Ruth Madter, Lyndon; Miss Florence Weston, Hamilton. Recuperating Here 1VIrs. G. Churchward London, who has been seriously ill is recuperating at her summer home in the village. She is accompanied by her younger son, Gerald. Miss Lena Short, Lon- don, also was with her over the week- end Solos Much Enjoyed Howard Correll contributed ta the United Church service on &relay two solos whieh were much enjoyed by all present. He came to Bayfield for the weekend and brought with him his wife and daughter Marilyn, his sister, Mrs. David Proctor, and daughter Faye. They returned to Toronto Sun- day evening taking with them Mrs. Graee Correll, their mother, who had spent two weeks with her brother, Rev. F. G. ,Stotesbury. Successful Dance A sucessful dance was held in the Pavillion on Monday night through the generosity of E. R. Weston. The af- fair was under the auspices of the committee in charge of the Bayfield and Community Active Service Fund and the music by the Bayfield Valley Five Orchestra. The proceeds are to go towards the purchasing of a mem- orial plaque to those from this com- munity who gave their lives in the second world war. It will be placed on the cairn in Clsun• Gregor Square. The committee also hopes to raise VARNA GODERICH TOWNSHIP Mr. and Mrs. Ings, London, were S'undey guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. logs. Mr and Mrs. Treitz atnd little Fon spent the past two weeks with friends in Ustowel. Miss June Miller is visiting in Clin- ton with her sister, Gwendolyn i James Stewart, Allentown, Pa.; is visiting his sister, Mrs. Charles B. Middleton. Earnest and Gordon Garrett, Lon - Miss Dupee, London, is spending don, spent the weekend at the home a few days at the home of 1VIr. and of their sister, Mrs, Reginald Miller. Mrs, Woode.Mis,s Ruth Middleton was a brides - Little Simile Soper is visiting with maid for her friend, Miss Beth Niel -i- bex' grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. SnIs ols, at the Eickmeyer-Nichals wedding es, Straffordville. Mr. and Mrs, McLeod, Kintore, spent, the weekend with the former's grandmother, Mrs. E. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Keyes, Clayton and Keith, spent Sunday at Thedfori and Aideona visiting friends. Mr. and Mre. Latham and family, London, spent the weekend with the latter's mother, Mrs. L. Beatty. " Mr. and Mrs. Wolper and family, Exeter, spent Sunday with the ladies' parents, Mr. and IVIrs. B Chutor. Mr and Mos. Carter and little daughter, London, are holidaying at the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E Chutor. Harry Martin, Seaforth, former employee on the farm of the late 3". W. Reid and Mist Reid, was renewing acquaintanees in the village one day last week. Mr. Martin is now over 80. The following girls returned home Saturday evening after a -weee spent at Goderiah SllInnlel School: Barbara McConnell, Marian Horner, Marilyn Dowson, Ruth Clarice, Margaret Mc- Olymont, Jean Keys, Joyce and Marj- ory Webster. Bazaar Planned The ladies of Si. John's Church are having a Bazaar in Mrs. Edwards' store, Bayfield, on Saturday afternoon at three o'clock. Rector Ill Owing to the illness of the reetor, Rev. R. 0. Holmes., there was no ser- vice in St. John's Church Sunday evening. CLINTONirhecairn ytoplace a suitable ifcennCueghmoney 1110404014:0101111111 Erlioy the Cool Breezes of lake Huron Roller Skating In the Open Air -Under the Stars nom SQUARE FEET OF SMOOTH TERRAZZO FLOOR ADMISSION '35 CENTS NIGHTLY- -AT -- GRAND BEND'S Newest . . . . "WONDER GROVE" Operated by Bannister Bros. NEW MODERN ROLLER RINK Skates Supplied • "Wonder Grove" LUNCH BAR Tasty Barbecue SandWiches CONSTANCE Lorne Lawson spent Tuesday in London. Mrs. Robert Lawson is visiting her daughter, Mrs. John Davidson, Bruce, field. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Lawson visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johns and. family, Tuckersinith. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hoggarth and daughter Jane, Wallaceburg, are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Britton. The many friends of Mrs. Joe Riley are sorry to learn that she is in Clin- ton Public Hospital, following an op- eration on Saturday last. LONDESBORO Mr. and 1Virs. William Manning and family spent !Sunday in London. Pete Brown, Blyth, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ewan on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Robertson, Tor- onto, called on Mrs. Will Lyon last week. 1VIrs. Langford, Toronto'visited with her sister, Mrs. Will Tamblyn, in Mitchell on Friday. last week. Mr. and Mrs. John Middleton and Vincent McConnell, Edmonton Alta Miss June Middleton, were guests at the Kernighan-Feagan wedding at 13enmiller on Saturday. Master Clary Perdue spent last week in Clinton at the home of his uncle, Clarence Livermore, visiting with his cousins, Kenneth and Earl. HENSALL Mrs, Bevin, Toronto, was a recent visitor with Mr. and Mrs. William Pepper. Mr. aa,' t L. Themes family, Torm.to, are vacatio ling with Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher :Mr. mu' Mrs. Manley 31,1.,41, r mai Mrs. Lenten Sehnon, left Sunday for Turnbull's Grove to spend a week eantping. Mrs. T. Pisimer left Thursclaa to ssend a vacalion in Toronto with le: son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Earl Parham. Mr. and Ms.; th ries A. Paterem Kit Tuesday by motor for Noes:Lent Ontariowhere they expect to spend a week's- vacation. Mr. an.: ia es. Lorne Hendersse and :amity, Min amiss, Mane visitei witi• Mr. and Mis. John Renders' n and family lest r ars Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rennie and fam- ily left Sunday for Turnbull' e Grove. where they expect to spend a couple 01 weeks camping. Mrs. Wilson Carlile is spending a month with her sonein-law and daugh- ter, Mr. and Mrs, Lealand Willert. at their •summer cottage, near St. Joseph. Alfred Taylor, R. J. Paterson, Mr. and Mrs. James A. Paterson, Hensall, Mrs. Penner, Montreal, attended the funeral of the late Fred Willis, held at Marlette, Mich., on Wednesday, jilly 24. Mrs. Orville Twitchell and 1VIurney. left Saturday for Sarnia, Port Huron, Detroit and 'Windsor, for a month's vacation, and will visit with Mrs. Twitchell's, sons -in-laws and daugh- ters, :Mr. and Mrs. Allan Davidson, Sarnia, an d1VIr. and Mrs. Peter Lois come and Boamy, Windsor. Twe Couples Honored A veay pleasait evenieg was spent Wednes,ley. Jets, 24, at tim home of John Middlesex:. when the congrega- tion ef Si.' James' Church gathered to honour the marriages of two young, members, George Colclough and Ross Middleton. The young brides looked loyely in f their long white wedding gswns. Mrs. Oolelough was he former Marianne Holinesville,.. and Mrs. Mid• dleton, the former Mabel ,Stindstrom, Sault Ste. .Marie, where her husband has teer teaeh lig for the past three years. Highlight of the evenina was the presentation from the cos "rogation of a walnut coffee table to Mr. and Mrs. Colclough and of a large mirror to Mr. and Mrs. Middleton., These gifts were presented by Edward Wise and Donald Middleton. The following accompanying ad- dress was read by Charles Cooper: DEAR GEORGE AND MARIANNE, ROSS AND MABEL: "It is indeed a special and happy occasion when our church parish gets. ers together to honor the marriages of two of its faithful members. "We congratulate these fine young men on their choice of charming and capable brides It augurs well for the future; their personal future and that of the communities where their interest lies. "We wish you every happiness in your marriages, as so well expressed by Sir Walter Scott: "'True love's the gift which God has given To man alone beneath the heaven; It is the secret sympathy, The silver link, the silken tie, Which heart to heart and mind to mind, In body and in soul can bind.' . "We hope you will continue in your association with this parish, it will prove of mutual benefit as we all strive to do God's work'in this com- munity. Please accept these gifts with our best wishes." Signed on behalf of St. ,Tames' Church, by the wardens, Charles Cooper, Stewart Middleton. The young bridegrooms thanked their friends for their gifts and good wishes. Lunch was then enjoyed by all. it{ visiting with Mr. and Mrs. E. J, Crawford. Mr. and Mrs. John Deer and fam- ily, Auburn, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vodden on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Orville Hooper and Bobbie, Arise Craig, spent the week- end with Mr. and 'Mrs. L. Pipe. Mr. and IVIre. Mervyn Pipe and fem. ily, Brussels, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Pipe on Sunday Misses Patsy and, Barbara Pickett have returned home after holidaying esith their grandmother, Mrs. Pickett, Clinton. We wish Miss Ferne Watson a speedy recovery after having her ton• sits removed in Alexandra Hospital, Goxidet...ich. an d Mrs. Fred Wallis and their little daughters; Bayfield, spent Sunday with Mrs. Wallis's parents., Mr, and Mrs. W. Addison. , Dr. and Mrs. Whitely, Gorrie, and Mr. and Mrs. Cooks Mount Forest, were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Ms, Robert Youngblutt. Wells Tested 187 wells were tested in the Village' of Hensel'. 18 tested class A, 69 per cent classed D. The Department of Health advised waterworks. • Health Improving James W. Bonthron, well known business man and funeral director of Hensall, who has been in St. Joseph's. Hospital, London, suffering with a heart condition, is hnproving; and may be hble to come to his home with- in a week. He will be forced to re- main in bed for some weeks. 'British Bride Welcomed • Mrs: Homer Tieney, English war bride, arrived itt Heneall ;to join her husband, Pte. Homer Tinney, who ar- rived home from overseas in Febru- ary of this year, leaving his bride .of 101111' 111.011tIlS in England. Mrs. Tenney who resided in Sussex, England, ar- rived in Canada on the "Queen. Mary," and in her honor, a welcoming home dinner was held at the home of Mr., and Mrs, Campbell Eyre, Hensel], at which turkey, with all the trimmings was served The house was lovely with pink end white decorations. The table , was centred with a wedding cake. Twents. immediate relatives were present, Mrs. Eyre, sister-in-law of Mrs. Tin - nay, was assisted by ,Mrs. William Cole and Mrs.. Lloyd McLean, . Mrs. Tinney enjoyed the crossing and thinks Canada is a lovely country, and the food exceptionally good. In their honor a reception will be held in the Town Hall, Hensel], Friday evening, August 2, at which every- one 15 vveleeme, ' .BENMILLER Decoration Service A large number gathered at -Col- borne Cemetery Sunday evening for the annual Decoration Service. IL A. McCreath, on behalf of the cemetery committee and tewnship commit, voiced a welcome to the visit- ors. Rev. U. E. Cronhielm, in his sermon, spoke of the various memorials in cemeteries, some well -kept and some neglected, exemplifying the inequality of life itself. "Our works," he said, "are our real monuments." The min- ister made a plea that the nresent generation strive to carry to fruition the good works of our ancestors and fulfil in our work those ideals, which they began. • H. A. Monists Chicago, a native of Colborne Township, and a former teacher of Beirmiller school, who has been away from the district over 60 years, addressed the gathering, Mr. Morrish expects to make Goderich his permanent home in the near future. Mrs. Howard Fowler and Mrs. Al- lan Wilson rendered a duet, "Abide With Me." Mrs. Long, Benrniller, presided at the piano for the service and some members of Benmiller Unit- ed Church choir assisted with the hymns. :was struck by a thrown ball, the base ' umpire calling the runner mit for ins terference: Friday. morning, the Westfield, manager fileda protest with Tory Gregg, Winghain. The hearing was. ealledi for Sattirday night in Winghant at 2,30. The result *as the base um- pire stuck te the decision he made after the. game, that he had made as mistake in calling the runner out The umpire -hi -chief supported the base umpire bysaying that it was a breach of the rules. The decision was that Londesbore, be credited with winning the game. lee series was changed to a five - game series with the team winning, the thre-ont-of-five to carry on into the finals. The rest of the games are to be played in Blyth, the President of the Western Ontario Athletic As- sociation to name the umpires. The next game of the series will be •played in Blyth, tonight (Thurs- day), August 1, at 7.15 sharp. Londesboro 9—Westfield 8 Londesboeo defeated Westfield in re WOAA group play-off match at Blyth Thursday evening last, July 251 Later, a protest was entered, results of whieh are reported elsewhere in this column. Box Score Westfield AB R 11 PO A E' M. 3b . 5 0 0 0 2 1 E. Cook, 2b 5 2 0 2 2 0- J. Snell, If 5 0 2 2 0 1 Word was received that Walter Jardine, p 5 0 1 4 6 0 Mair, Gamlen Passed away at Walk. D. Snell, rf 5 2 2 1 0 n erten Hospital Saturday morning. MT. E. Snell, se 5 1 0 0 3 1 and Mrs. Will Govier, Mrs. Lillie Web- J. Walsh, cf 5 1 0 1 0 0 ster, Jack Webster, Mrs. Frank Me Cr. McDowell, c 5 1 1 0 1 0 Gregor and Mrs.. Robert Fairservice, W. Carter, lb 4 1 0 14 0 0 motored to Chesley Sunday. Welcome To British Bride 44 8 6 24 14 3. TruWnietyw,elmcornste tsovHoffborriddesstaounoduerrecoomck., nRidelsebyorefe E. 5 I 1 0 1 0 R PO A E' and 'Whs. Jack Sprung, who arrived 0. Saundercock, c 5 2 1 1 1 0 in Canada this week aboard the liner F. Tunney, lb ..-. 4 2 1 14 0 "Aquitania" from overseas. IR. Brompton, . 4 0 0 4 a 2 Fries From Scotland G. Carter, p 4 0 1 0 3 1 David Wishart, Dunfernline, Scot- W. Leiper, ss 4 2 2 3 3 2' land, is visiting his daughter'Mrs, A. W. Pollard, 2b 4 0 0 2 1 D. Penman. Mr. Wishart is 85 years '3. Tamblyn, rf 44 11 21 3../. 00 1 old 1 Montarnedal and flew from e byrailStcont Toronto,hndtoH. Miller, If His granddaughter, Mrs. Helen 88 9 9 27 14 9. Haight, met him and he arrived here Saturday night. Westfield Protests The third game of the semi4ina1 and Carol Gardner, concession 12, series played between Westfield and suffered a severe shaking up and Londesboro in Blyth on Thursday, were badly bruised when the car in July 25, resulted in Westfield protest- which they were returning to their ing the game. The protest was that home struck some loose gravel, skid - in the ninth inning after one was ded and turned on its side. The car out, a runner going to second base finally came to rest against a tree, SISTERS INJURED LITOKNOW—Two sisters, Kathleen 1 The Quality Tea For Body and Fender Repairing SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 14 YEARS' EXPERIENCE C. R. Crossman Body Sho Rattenbury St. W., Just West of Bartliff's Bakeshop PHONE 594 HEY! C You Can't Hide From Facts And the facts are these: people who want to get results use the Classified Adlet section of The NEWS -RECORD. 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