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Clinton News-Record, 1946-08-15, Page 6• 1PAGE SIX CLINTON NEWS -RECORD THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 194S interesting Items From News -Record's Rural Correspondents Me mid Mrs. William Moran, who ''"•'"'• 1 NEWS OF BAYF1ELD RepreeentatiVo: MINS LUCY IL WOODS Phone CLINTON 631r31. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Pollock,, Lon- don, ere holidaying in the village. Mr and M. M. 0. Templeman, London, are at their cottage in Lake- side Park. Mrs, J. Webeter, Seaforth, spent Sunady with her sisters, Mimes M. and EL, Reid. Dr, E. P. Lewis, Toronto, joined his . wife on Thursday last at the home of Mrs. N. W. *geode. • Peter Tillmane, Toronto, is spend- ing a vacatien at the familY cottage on Bayfield Terrace Frank Burch returned to Toronto on Sunday after having spent a week with his wife and family. J. L. Dixon and Miss Carrie Dixon, Brantford, spent the weekend with Rev. and Mrs. F. H. Pauli' Miss Sean Campbell, Bayfield Line, Goderich Township: is visiting her aunt, Mrs. F. Pearce, for a few days. Miss Jenny Paull, Swansea, came on Monday to visit her cousin, Rev, F. H. Paull, and Mrs. Paull. Laurie Fowlie returned to London on Sunday after spending a fortnight with his sisters. he and E. Fowlie. Mrs. 'George Davison, Woodstock, spent the weekend with her sisters, Mrs. L. G. Bassett and Mrs. R. Kiser. R. Hodgins,, Toronto, is visiting his brother and sister, Prof. Lloyd C. and Miss Mabel Hodgins, "Stone - Miss Virginia Morrison returned to London on Tuesday after 'having been the guest of Mrs. J. Duffy for a couple of days. Mrs. James R. Scott returned to Toronto on Sunday after having vent a few days with her .rnother, Mrs. R. H. F. Gairdner. Keith Leonard, Tbeonto, is spending ten days with his wife .and babe, at the home cif her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E, A. Featherston. Mrs. MtaSOY1 JOhrla011 and three children, Ottawa, are holidaying at the summer home of her parents, Dr. and 1Vhis. W. J. Tillenann. Rev. Dr, W. Btu:chin Mrs. Barclay and daughter Norah, returned to Hamilton last Thursday after having spent a vacation in Bayfield. Mr. and Mea. F. Fry, Donald and Barbara, Detroit, Mrs. • Hobson, St Themes, vent a week at the home of Mr. and IVIvs. E. A. Westlake. Mr.. and Mrs. George Alexander and small son, have returned to Ot- tawa after having visited the former's parents, Dr.' and Mrs. N. B. Alex- ander. Mr. and Mrs. Ehmest Rahn Detroit, spent the weekend with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Dewar, en route to spend a vacation at Tob- ermory. Mrs, Charles P. MeTague, Mr, and Mrs. Jack 1VIeTague and son Terry, Torimto, spent a few' days this week with Mr. .and Mrs. V. C. Quarry, "Llandudno." Mr. and Mrs. W. W Thompson, La Jolla, California, who ere visiting relatives in the district spent a couple of days last week with their couein, David Dewar. Mrs. W. H. Talbot, Mr. and Mrs. E. Vodden were in Woodham over the weekend where they attended the funeral of the former's sister, Mrs. lVfinnie Beaky. Miss Barbara Bassett and Master Bobby Parker have recuperated after having undergone operations for the removal of their tonsils in 'Clinton Hospital recently. Li I IWednesday, .s1 Zurich Lions Club I - . v Second -, '''N.Ties Annual Frolic , on the Main Street of Zurich August 21st — BIGGER AND BETTER THAN LAST YEAR — Great Fireworks Display is one of the features in case of rain, it will be held the following night 33-b have spent several weeks in the vil- lage at the home of the latter's fath- er, Samuel 0. Houston, returned to London on Sunday. Klee June Turner, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Turner, Bayfield Line, had an operation for tonsils and adenoids on Monday morning and is getting along splendidly. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cree °utak, "Locharne eatiageeelast week were: Mr, and Mrs. Ted Cook, Wyandotte, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Conk and daughter Walley Landon, Toronto. Dr. W. J. Tillmann has returned to London after having spent a vacation at his summer home in the village, Mrs. 3. Maher and Miss Barbera ac- companied him to spend this week In the city. Mr: and Mrs. Norman Tome are spending a week with the former's mother, Mas. E.: Tanis. Mr. and Mrs N. Tome, accompanied' by Jack and Charles Toms, spent the weekend in Port Dover. I Guests at the Albion Hotel this week include: Mr, and Mrs. A. W. Reid, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Skelly, Windsor; Mr. and Mrs: A. Dunn and two daughters, :Mice and Janice, Miss Marion Bernstein, London. Mr. and Mn'. V !diem Milne, Zella Purdy, JIM C01111Elly, Bud and Bill . Jenkins, Tel unto, were weekend guests of IVIr. and Mrs. William Gi eig at "Bali -Acres' cottage. Mrs. Milne i le remaining o fmenight. Miss Ethel Cameron and two friends, Northville, Mieh., were guests at the home of the former's aunt, Miss Elizabeth Cameron on Saturday. They left on Sunday to spend a vaca- tion in the Parry Sound District. William L and Frank Cameron, De- troit, spent a weekend recently with their sisters, Misses. Elizabeth and Mildred Cameron. They were accomp- anied by their sister, Miss Grace Cam- eron, Chicago, Ill., who remained to spend some time with her sisters. Amongst those who came this month to spend a vacation in Jewett's Grove are: Mr. and Mrs. F. Geary and daughter Andrea, Mr. and Mrs. D. Barlow and family, Mr. and Mrs. 0, Hughes and family, Mr and Mrs. F. Jackson end family, Detroit; Mr, and Mrs. E. U. Blair 'and family, Windsor; W. Murray and daughter, London; Mr. and Mrs. A. Magee and family, Watdrloo, Mrs. H. Strachan and sons, Bob and Jim, Windsor, are visiting the form- er's brother, George Little, at "Little Inn." Other guests last week were Mr. and Mrs. John B. Armstrong, Detroit; Mr. and Mrs James E. ATM - strong, Royal Oak, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Arnold, Royal Oak, Mich.; Dr. B. Harvey, Caroline and Elizabeth, Detroit; Louise Anderson, Mrs. C. Preideeman, London; Mrs. Fellows, Windsor. , Property Sold At the auction sale of the property belonging to the Richard Bailey Estate, held on Saturday last, Norman Greer was highest bidder for the red brick house, •Catharine St.; W. Cot- ton, London, bought the cottage on Victoria Place; Harold N. Brandon bid in the lots 4' and 5, Range N., and the fern land, lot 77, Bayfield Conces- sion, Goderich Township, went to George Lindsay. ‘1011.1101110111.1110181010111111.606101111041.11 HURON -- PERTH -- BRUCE Community Basket Lunch (Sponsored by Progressive Conservative Association) EVERYBODY IS INVITED Hon. George A. Drew, KC. Wednesday, Aug. 28 Harbor Park, Goderich SPEAKERS Hon. George Drew, LC. PREMIER OF ONTARIO J. M Macdonnell, K. M.P. FOR MUSKOKA-ONTARIO Financial Critic at Ottawa , Bands Games Prizes Special Events Girls' Softball Free Boat Rides Etc., For Children •••••••••11....1 GODERICH TOWNSHIP Mrs. John Graham of Woodstock, visited last week with her friend, Mrs. Stewart Middleton. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Docking and daughter Barbara Ann, •Staffa, vent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lobbe STANLEY TOWNSHIP Mises Minnie and Doris Penhale spent hist week visiting relatives in London and Westminster Township. Mr. and Mrs, Herrnan' Johnson and daughter Anna Marie, London, are wending this week with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Penhale. KIPPEN Passed Entrance Early Shirley Chandler, Parkhill, daugh- ter of Mrs. Chandler and the late Rev. Et F. Chandler, formerly of Kip - pen, passed her entraree examination with honours at the age of ten years, and was awarded a silver trophy and fifteen dollars. HENSALL . Third Game Monday The third and deciding game in the Huron -Perth soani.finals, Zurich Vs. Heenan, will be played on the Hensall diamond, Monday, August 19, at 6 p.m. This game promises to be the real thriller of the season. Fourth in Race Bill Mickle, 15-year-o1d son of Mr. and .Mr. Laird Miekle, Hensall, came fourth in the Sail Boat Regatta at Rondeau Park last weekend. Bill had bought himself a new Lark sail boat and has won three honors this year so far, seond, third and fourth. BRUCEFIELD Thieves Open Safe Using crowbars to prep the door from the safe hi the office of the J. B. 'Mustard Lumber Company, Brucefield, during Monday night Of last week, thieves escaped with about $15 cash. The theft was discoverd by Jack Mustard when he entered the office on Tuesday morning. The door from the safe was taken to Stratford as police sought to obtain fingerprint photographs. A safe was removed from the office of Gardner Motor Sales, Goderich, the same night and $115 stolen, AUBURN Mise Grace Scott is visiting her, brother, Mr. Ken. Scott. Mrs. Mistime, Ottawa, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. R. Weir. Donald ,Ross has retained from a month's visit with friends in Winni- peg, Man. MS.. Elmer Keller spent the week- end with her daughter, Lucille, at Woodstock. Gordon Rutledge Timmins, is visit- ing his brother, Robert Rutledge and other relatives. ' Rev. and Mrs, H. J. Snell have re- turned from a month's holidays spent in Western Canade. Elvin Wightman who is taking a University course at Ajax is holiday- ing at his home here. Mr, and Mrs. William Ferguson, who have been visiting friends here have returned to Windsor. Mrs. Guy Durham, St. George, and Miss Mae Ferguson, Brantford, are spending a few days with friends here. Mrs. Lloyd Raithby and son Paul, London, are, visiting the ftrmer's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Jeremiah Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Colin Campbell, of Ottawa, are visiting the former's Bath- er, William Campbell, and other relatives, Miss Mary Houston, who ho been attending Toronto 'University, is visit- ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Houston, Mrs, Albert Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth 'Campbell attended the wedding of a niece a Mrs. A. Camp- bell's at Oshawa on Saturday. Rev, and Mrs, Weeks and young daughter, Glencoe, called on friends here Sunday. Rev. Weeks is a former rector of St. Mark's Anglican Church, Miss Betty J, Asquith who has been taking a summer course at Western University, London, is. visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs, C. E. Asquith. Mrs. Jeremiah Taylor had the mis- fotrune to fall down stairs at her home on Friday. She suffered a brok- en arm and a shaking up. She was taken to Goderieh Hospital where the was set. She returned home on Saturdnyi evening, Auburn W. L The regular monthly meeting of the Women's Institute' will be held in the Foresters Hall on Thesday, August 19, at 2.30 pm. A report of the Dist- rict Annual will be given' by Mrs. Gordon Meelinchey and Mrs, Harry Yungblut. Current events to be giv- en by MTS. Fred Ross. Hostesses: .Miss Violet Thompson Mrs. Easem, Mrs. L. Ruddy, Miss Amelia MeIlwain and Mrs. Ivan Bean, Knox W. M. S. Meets 1VIrs. George F. Yengblut gave her home for the August. meeting of the W.M.S. of Knox Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Lawson was in charge and open- ed the meeting with • prayer. The Seripture was read responsively. The secretary'report was given by Mrs. Edna iCowan. The topic "Outstanding African Christians," was taken by Mrs. P. Rom and Mrs. Lawson. A poem was read by Mrs.' Wellington Good, and Mrs, Yungblut gave the Bible reading. Mrs. Wilfred Sander- son gave a reading "Christians in Japan." Mrs, W. T. 'Robison closed the 'meeting with prayer. Lunch wee eerved by the hostese, • LONDESBORO. Miss Helen Ball, Clinton, is visiting and Mrs. Roy Coffman, Detroit, spent with Gail Manning. the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tom Moon, London., spent the week- Pairservice and 11/Taster David and end with Mr. and Mrs. 3. W. MeCool. Miss Ann returned with them for a Mies Mary Ellen Post visited with holiday. Miss Thelma Shobbrook this past Mr. and 1VIrs. George Hesk, Toronto, weMr. and Mrs. George Saundercock, Chris. is. Kennedy, Newmarket, spent Windsor, And Mr. and Mrs. Harold last week with his brother, Victor iCeorlsebayt and fhaoninfielYOfWMinrdsa.°Lr'. wSnandaeali•-- Kemnnr.4nedy.d Mrs. Jim, Armstrong; Tor- cock this week. onto, Visited with Mr. and Mrs. John Mr, and Mrs. Chris. Kennedy and Armstrong, family, Mr. and Mrs.. Weldon Tyndall, Mr. and Mrs. Throope, Chicago, are Mr. and Mee/ Stephen Wellbanks and visiting the latter's sister, Miss Eliza- small daughter, MT. and Mrs, Victor beth Mains. Kenndey mid Den and Teem Young - Mr. and 1VIrs. 'Sylvester Israel, Kit- blut spent Sunday at Bayfield. choir, visited with Mr. and Mrs. E. 'lle A. To Meet J. Crawford on Sunday. The W.A. will hold their monthly Mrs. Nimbo and daughtee Bernice, meeting on Tuesday, August 20 (note Toronto'visited with her sister, Mrs, change of date) at 2.30 o'clock in the Robert Scott this week. basement of the church. All the ladies Mrs,. Will Lyon is holidaying with of the comMunity are invited. We her sons, DT. lAkt Lyon, Windsor, and are going to welcome the war brides. 'Dr. Kirk Lyon, Leamington. !Come and get acquainted with them Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Johnson and , and make them feel at home with no. Devid, Niagara Falls, are visiting 'Please bring cake or sandwiehee. with Mr. and Mrs—Clarence Crawford. Mission Band Meets Mr. and Men. Fred Armstrong and The Mission Band held its Eleanor, Hamition, visited friends and , monthly meeting Sunday morning relatives in the village this past week. with the president, Kenneth Arm - Mr. and IVIrs. Hiles Chet°, and son, strong presiding.. Hymn 260 was sung Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs. Norman followed by singing God Save the Carter and Joyce, Clinton, vdsited with !King, and then repeating the Lord'e Mrs. Will Tamblyn and IVIrs. Cook 'Prayer in unison. The Scripture was on iSunday. read by Billie Cowan and the offer - Mr. and Mrs. David Mair and Mr, Ing was received by Bobbie Saunder- eoelt. June Manning read a Temper- ance story and Mrs. B, Shobbrook read a story. Vera Lyon read a missionary story. Miss Kirk told a Story "How the Call Came." Hymn Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Millen, Toronto, 190 was then sung and the meeting spent part of last week with his closed with prayer by the president. cousin, Mrs, J. S. Lockhart, and Mr. Secount osfhe dtheel s elVIwaheeIrtea WIn theihs, issue. PORTER'S HILL Lockhart. • • Assisted at Bayfield The choir of Grace Church, with Mrs. Will Cox as organist, assisted with the music at Bayfield United Church anniversary on 'Sunday even-. Grace Church W.A. Meets The W.A. of Grace Church held its regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Jim Cox. Final arrangements were made for the bazaar to be held on September '7 in Clinton. A tasty lunch was served by the hostess.. Mrs. Donald Harris entertained Wedneeday evening' in honor of Miss Betty Harris, a bride -elect of Satur- day. A. number Of girl friends at- tended. The gifts were many and lovely. Betty thanked them in bee own happy manner, inviting all to come and see her in her home. A daintyi luneh was served by the host- ess. Move to Bolmesville Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Elliott moved last week from their old home to flohnesville, where Mr. Elliott is ee- building a new home. We gee indeed soery to lose this fine couple from our community,but our loss will be Hohnesville's gain. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Frame have bought the El- liott farm. WALTON Miss Pauline Drage; Toronto, was with IVIrs. Douglas Ennis. Douglas, Lawless, teacher at Walton school, has completed a course at the University of Western Ontario. Miss Bernice Haeltwell, nurse -in - training at Stratford General 4•Hos- pital, was at her home in Walton Seturday. Mrs. D. Ennis was hostess Friday night to a number of former school chums Among the guests were Mrs.; R. Poo, Sask., Mrs. M. Scott, Fargo, and Mrs. P. Speak, Brussels, Walton Loses A large erowd of Walton support- ers went with the football team toi St. Colinnbsin for the final game of the season. They- saw the Walton eleven give St. Columban a tough fight before conceding St. Collura:an a 1-0 victory. Goalkeeper Coutts wai outstanding for the Walton. torte Notice Save Coal this winter by having your furnace cleaned with the new improved Vacuum Equipment, • Fink Tin Shop Phone 36 (Collect) • HENSALL 33-p For Body and Fender Repairing • SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 14 YEARS' EXPERIENCE C. R. 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