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Clinton News-Record, 1946-10-24, Page 6PAGE SIX OLIN' TON NDWS-RECORD THURSDAY,. OCTOBER 24, 194i; Interesting items....Feortt..'News:Rocoi:•:d7s Riira1.1 Correspondents.,. NEWS OF BAYF1ELD Representative: DELSS LUCY R. WOODS Phone CLINTON 631r81. :Miss Dawna Terns, Toronto, was heme.over the weekend. Miss 1VIilverm Sturgeon, London,' was home over the weekeno. Mrs. E. N. Hart and Miss Jean Hart, London, epent °the weekend at their cottage. Mr. and IVIrs. IL Bauer and TM - Ry, Waterloo, were at their cottage over the weekend. Mr. and 'Mrs. LeRoy Poth and Master Ronald left on Monday to spend the winter hi Kitchener. Lloyd Westlake, Toronto,„spent the weekend 'with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Westlake. • Williant L. Metcalf has returned to Reno, NeVada, after having spent a vacation with his mother, eft's. Wm. P. Metcalf. Mr. •Cmaie, Mr, and Mrs. Jack Carrie and son, Bobby, Stratford, -spent the weekend with Me, and Mrs. M. F. Carrie. Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Stephenson and family, Toronto, Miss Ada Bingley, Detroit, were at their cottage in the village over the weekend. Mrs. William :Sturgeon returned home on :Saturday after having spent several days in Clinton with her daughter, •Mrs. J. Caerickshank. Ralph Stephenson went to Varna on Wednesday after having visited Miss Lottie and Norman Greer and Mr. and Mrs. William DOWS011 for a few dates. Mr. and Mrs, William Moran, Lon- don, were in the village on Saturday attending the sale of househeld ef- fects of the latter's father, the late Samuel C. Houston. C. E. Groves who has been spending some time in Goderich eerier to leav- ing for Vernon, B.G., the end of the month, was the guest of eiles.enr. W. Woods on Tuesday. Carenee !Larson, London, is spend- ing this week at home recuperating after having undergone an operation in Clinton Public Hospital for re- moval of Iris tonsils. Mrs. C. W. Brown who has spent the summer at her cottage, "The Briars,” left this week to visit her ' sister, Mrs. A. Armstrong, Bronson Line, Stanley Township. Mrs. E. Hovey, who has been in- -disposed for some weeks is visiting Rev. and Mrs. L. learrison, Luean. Her many.friends in the village join in the wish that she will Won regain good health. LAW Loretta &icier, Drumheller, Alta., Who has just returned after serving six months with the RCAF in Germany, went Tuesday evening with •her aunt, Mee. Henry IVIeClinehey, en route to ()algal% Alta., where she has been stationed. . xr. and Mrs. F. Dendricks, Birm- ingham, 1Vlich., motored to the village on Tuesday. On their return on Wed- nesday they were accompanied to De- troit by 'Mrs" Hendricks aunt, Miss Marion Fairbairn, who has closed her summer home, "Weetwind," Guests at the ,Albion Hotel over the •Weekend included, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon C. Elderedge, E, Lansing, Mich.; Dr. E. C. Cooper, F. G. Stan- ley, A. D. Pelidis, J. M. Cooper, P. G. :Gould, Frank Messenger, D. J. Lynch, Ross Bryne'Harry Dresser, Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. W. P., Holmes and daughter, Miss Dorothy, and Reg. Luccoek, all of St, •Catharines, were Sunday. visitors with the formers son and daughter-in-law, Rev. and Mrs. R. C. Holmes. Mrs. Holmes had been at the Rectory for a few days last week. Six are Confirmed The Apostotlic Rite of Confirmation was administered in Holy Trinity Parish Church on Thursday evening, Ottober 17. The reetor, Rev. R. C. Holmes, presented the following ean• didates, Doris Edna Cole, Margaret Thelma :Cole, Florence Shirley Coop- er, Barbara Agnes Jean Middleton, John Charles Middleton and Norma June Sturgeon. His Grace, the Most Reverend .Arehbishap 0. A. Seeger, based his remarks to the candidates, in his ser- mon, on the life of the Apostle St. Barnabbas, exnalining the meaning of the word "Goodness" as applia to Barnabbas or a real 'Christian. Plan Recreation Centre A meeting of the young people of the village was held at Corrie's store on Sunday afternoon to plan fax a Recreation Centre for the younger SUTTER & PERDUE PA IN T5 HOLMESVILLE Holmeseille The monthly meeting of Holmes- ville WeeLS. was held at the home Of MTS. J. Harris. MTS. Walters was devotional leader and Miss Reta Yee read the Scripture lesson in opening. Hymn 29 was sung followed by pray- er by Mee. W. Teo. 'Mrs. Mulholland gave a reading on Cheietian :Stewardship!. The secretary read the minutes of the last meeting and roll call. The president conduct- ed the business period. It was hoped to have a number attend the sectional meeting in Bemniller. After singing Hymn 225 the topie "Service as Christian ,Workers" was given by Mrs. Walters. Meeting closed by dinging another hymn. The President a the W. A. then conducted a lengthy bueiness meeting when final plans were made fax the annual bazaar to be held in the Town Hall, Octorbei. 26. Ael joined in sing- ing Hymn 133, and the Lord's Prayer -was repeated in unison. The minutes of the last meeting were reed by the secretary;also a letter of thanks from Lewis Dempsey, and a card of appreciation exam Owar Feirrester. It was decided to sell Christmas cards again. Meeting closed by re- peating the Mizpah Benedieetion. Mrs. J. Harris and Mrs. W. IVIeClinehey wer hosteeses for the day. people a Bayfield. Mrs, Renouf Johns acted aft ehair- man, and Audrey Sturgeon as secre- tary. Maynard Corrie very kindly gave the use of his "Orchid Roam' fax the winter months. Mrs. Johns opened the meeting by poiuting out the advantages of a Recreation all in Which. the evenengs could be spent. Et was suggested that the raising of inoneel for this be kept separate from that a the skat- ing rink. This was moved by Audrey Sturgeon and seconded by Betty Lar- son. A committee was appointed and the following officers were elected: Chairman, Elaine Denby; secretary, Aileen Castle; . treasurer, Audrey Steageon; lunch committee, Betty /meson, Audrey Sturgeon; in charge of junior activitiee—Eneyln Bell, Gloria Westlake, -Norma Sturgeon; representatives for the boys—Wilfred Castle, Garfield Westlake; policeman, John Apeelbeelr. It was rnoved by Audrey Sturgeon and seconded by Betty Laron that Maynard ,Corrie and Mrs. Johne be honouraity: members of tEe committee. The meeting closed and a com- mittee meeting followed. Aileen Castle acted as chairman in the ab- sence of lelane Denby. It was decid- ed that the club be given the name "Gangbusters." An opening dance in the "Orchid Room" on Tuesday everting from s-n.p.an. was arranged. The hours for meeting are to bel -10 o'clock and 7-12 o'clock on Saturday. The following rules are to be ob- served by all: No smoking, no rough behaviour, no drinking, no profane language, no gambling, no other roomsof the store to be used and all homework done before attending. The committed will appreciate greatly any donations •:ef dishes, old card tables, chairs or any old furni- ture for use in the club. GODERICII TOWNSHIP Mr. and MTS. George Hoggarth and family!, Londesboro, were guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr. and MTS. L. W. Burch, Bay- field Highlands, are preparing to leaves fax -their winter home near Tampa, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. James C. Shearer, Virginia and Stewart, Bright, were the guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Middleton and Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Middleton. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Johnson, Deer Lodge, spent the weekend as guests of 1VIr. and Mee. Charles Bark- er, Goderieh, at their cottage at Gilles Lake on Georgian Bay, and at Tobermory. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dela° and daughter, E•udora, and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Ritz, Belleville, visited t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Merrill, and also attended the International Plow- ing Match at Poet Albert. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Heitbohmer had as their guests Thanksgiving at their cottage at Lane 0' Pines Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Hergott, Bamley, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heitbehmer, Ipper- wash. respondent is tettmey false. BRUCEFIELD STANLEY TOWNSHIP Mr.. and SVIrs. Aethur McQueen and MT, and .1VIrs. Victor Taylor, Leola, Margaret are getting nicely settled Elaine anri Dame, visited Mr. and Mrs. IL Woods, St. Helens, Sunday, in their new home in .the Training Schooe Held The Regional iSehool fax Training of Young People for leadership was held Monday night in the church. Gives Mission Talk In the interests of instructing the young people in Missionary work ? gave a talk and showed some inter- esting pictures on Sunday afternoon. Attended Yae. Rally • Quite a miniver of the Young People attended the Rally in Hensel' last Friday evening and report a very interesting ineeting. Rain Helps Plowing Now that the International Plowing Match is over, many farmers are busy plowing their own land, which has been 'made possible by the fine ram of last week. Dr. Hogg Speaks Here Rev. Dr. J. B. Hogg, Seaforbh, preached a splendid sermon on Sun- day morning in 13rucefield United Church. He occupied the pulpit in the absence of Rev. E. R. Stairway, who preached anniversary services In Kippen. The evening service in Brueefield was withdrawn and many from this vicinity attended the ser- vices in Eleven, VARNA 1111•M•=1=MINNIONM Miss Gertrude .Smith is. visiting friends in Montreal. • Mr. 'Dud Mee. 'Wilmer Reid spent the weekend with friends in Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. B. Payn visited thee nephew, X. P. Smith and MTS. Smith !Monday. Mr. and Mrs, Ernie Talbot and family were guests: at the honie of Mr. and Mrs" John MeAsb. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. D. !Anderson and daughter, Pearl, visited with Mr. and Mrs. James McAllister and family, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. M. Elliott were guests at the horne of the former's sister, MTS. R. S. Reid and Mr. Reid, Clin- ton, on Sunday. Harvey MeOlenan, in company with Mrs. Bennie Paya and daughter, Gertrude, Jamestown, were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. F..Sinith Saturday. MTS. William. Reid suffered a facial stroke last week, and at time of writ- ing, is with her daughter, 1VIrs. Jamie- son, Brueefield. We hope soon to see Mrs. Reid around again. At Plowing Match Varna and surrounding community was well represented ite the Inter- national Plowing Match at Port Al- bert last week. Condition Improving The many friends of A. McConnell Will be !remised to knove he is back home again. Although very weak, he is slowly gaining strength. Mrs. Hart Named We are very sorry to report that Mrs. William Hart had the misfor- tune to fall in her home •Saturday and suffer a dislocated shoulder and other minor bruises. Her many friend hope fax a speedy, recovery. Fractures Wrist Mrs. James eVIeGlyrnont has return- ed to her home after spending several weeks with her daughter, Violet, at the home of Miss Mary MeAsh, Hen- n% Violet had :the misfortune to break her wrist, but is on the fah! Way to recovery. Relates Experiences In the United Church Sunday even- ing last, Darnie Clarke, a former Stanley boy, who spent the past sons - in 'Southern Saskatchewan, gave an interesting talk on his experience in Mission work. There wag a. good congregation. Beanie's many friends wish him every success in the min- istry. LONDON ROAD Correction In connection with an article pub- lished in the "London Road" column in last week's issue, it was stated in error that Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Loftevith, Windeor, had 'visited Me. and Mrs. George Bissett Cameron over Thanksgiving. Later, in the ar- ticle, it was stated that Mr. Long - with and Mr. Cameron intended to develop large areas of land. Mr. Cameron informs. The NEWS -REL CORD that this statement of the cor- * According to Webster, Mir five -dollar word means clear-sighted — of acute mental IliSi011 or discernment which pretty well descr'bes the .eight Ina of ten" who plan In invest in Canada Savings Bonds. IN RECENT ADVERTISEMENTS we • have been suggesting that the way to save • money is tohave a plan and stick to h. Now comes this Dominion Govern- ment savings plan, ready-made for your needs. It enables you to add to your • present holdings of Victory Bonds by the same tried-and-true method you used during the war; Paying fat your purchase in cash, if you like; but better still by convenient instalments, as you earn. You found out for yourself, with every Victory Bond you bought, that this is a savings system that we; rks • convincing irroof that you can "save some for yourself." Simply call at your Royal Bank branch, sign an application for one or more bonds, to be paid for by convenient in- stalments spread over a year if you wish. Keep up the war -time saving habit. Invest In Canada Savings Bonds. CANADA SAVINGS BONDS • Are as good as cash—backed by the Government of Canada • Can be bought for cash, or by i»stal- ments out of income, at any branch of this bank... • Can be bought by salary deductions at your place of employment,.. • 0171 be sold at any chartered bank any time, for what you paid for them, plus earned interest • Are available in four denominations: $.50, $100, $.500 and $1,000. • Are registered— each bond you bny is registered hryour name at Ottawa. .8 OUT OF 30 WILL: BUY AGAIN" THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA CLINTON BRANCH - J. G. McLAY, Manager — Joseph leornwall, and Mr. and Mrs. *Mines ?owe:Tall, Detroit, Mich., visit- ed Mrs. Barb:elle Thompson ovee the weekend. Cabinet Minister Visits . Hon. and Mrs. James G. Gardiner, Mr. arid fillrs. Will 21. Tehbutt, and Mr. and Mrs. 0. L. Paisley, visited on 'Saturday last with Mr. and Mrs. Alex. IVIcElwen, and eir. and Mrs. John H. 1VIoEwen. Mrs. aitediner, the former Maude Scott Christie, is a native of the second of Stanley. Hon, Mr. Gardiner, also a native of Heron County, Was the chief speaker at the final banquet of the International Plowing Match at Port Aebert Friday evening last. PORTER'S HILL Church Services Next Sunday, October 27, the ser- vice at Grace Church will go back to afternoon, with preaching service at 2.30 and Sunday Sehool at MO p.m. Successful Anniversary The anniversary service at ,Geace Church was favoted with ideal weath- er. The speaker of the morning, Rev. A. W. Gardiner, Egniondville, deliver- ed a splendiT.,sermon. The evening service WM taken by Rev. C. Tavener, Holmesville. Beth services were fairly well attended by neighboring ehurehea The morning offering amounted to more than $130. The choir deserves specialmention for its excellent music. The ehureh was beautifully decorated with flowers and autumn leaves in their enemy lov- ely colors. AUBURN Ur. and Mrs. W. IL Sheppard, Blenheim, called on friends here last Friday. Mr. and IVIrs. Albert Campbell were weekend visitors with friends in Kitchener. Leonard Yunglaut, 'Windsor, spent the weekend with Mrs. G. P. Yung - blot and Arthur 'Yungblut, Mi. and Mrs. Herb Mogridge are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Gormley Thompson, Brampton. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Ladd were Mrs. Dave Battat- er, Roland Boothman, Mrs. Edmund Levens, Mr. and Mrs. Barton Row and son Barty, Bryon, Ohio Resumes Business Wesley Bradnock, whose Mute shop and residence was destroyed le fire a week ago. has resumed Id barbering business in the ()ranee Hal Ms. Elmer Keller has moved he household effects to Woodstock wher she .will reside. Presbyterian Anniversary 'Anniversary services will be held i Knox Presbyterian Church on Sunday October 27, at 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m Rev. G. jergenson of Bluevale, wifl be the guest speaker. There will b opecial rauesie at both services. Th unveiling of the honor roll, Last Pos and Ravelile, wil be at the moenin Service. . Marks 90th Birthday •William H. 'Campbell, one of Huro) County's grand old men, celebrate his 90th birthday last weekend. Campbell was born at Brook lin in 1856, and as a boy moved witl hi parents to Hallett Township. Lat er thayl took over a farm in Eas Wawanosh, four miles north of Aub urn. In 1879, after teaching schoo fax some years MT. Campbell manic Fanny M. Hareison, daughter of th late Mr. and 1VIrs. W. A. Harrison and settled on the home' farm whie 25 years ago he sold to his son, Al bert, retaining an acre of it fax home where he lived until sevei years ago, when his wife passe away. Since then he has made his lioni with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Campbell lee has another son, Colin, of Ottawa and a daughter, Mrs. W. P. Crozier of London. Mr. Campbell has alway been interested in church work, fo over 50 years being Bible Class teach er at Donnybrook United Church. le is still a member of the session o that church. On Saturday Mr. Camp, bell attended the wedding of his granddaughter, Prances 'Crozier, i Metropolitan Church, London. (Intended ior last week) W. I. Plan Meeting The regular monthly meeting o the Women's Institute .will be held in the Foresters Hall on Tuesday October 22 at 2.30. Mrs. Lorne Ivers Dungannon, district president, will b the guest speaker. Current event will be given by Miss gime Muth Hostesses: Mrs. R. J. Philips, Mrs Albert Campbell, Mrs, George Sturdy Mrs. Fred Toll, Mrs. W. T. Robison Harvest Home Services Held St. Mark's Anglican Ohm& wa beautifully decorated with autum flowers on Sunday for the Harves Home services. • The guest speake was Rev. H. C. Jennings,' Morpeth who chose subjeets relating to th harvest and Thanksgiving. A sur piked choir under the direction o Mrs. Gordon Taylor led in the ser vice of praise. At the morning ser vice, Miss Mary Nesbit, Toronto rendered two solos; and Roy Rut ledge Dungannon, favored with tw solos at the evening service. One o the largest offerings in some tum was received. Knox W.M.S. Holds Thankoffering The W.M.S. of X110X PresbVteria Church held its fall Thankofferin oh Thursdaw, when they had as thei guests, the W.M.S. af Blyth Presby. Milan Church, the Baptist Ladle Aid arid the Anglican Guild. Me Herb Govier, first vice-presiden presided. Mrs. Fred Ross read tin Scripture and gave meditation o same. ales. W. T. Robison offere prayer. A solo was rendeted by IVIr Gordon Taylor accompanied by Mr R. J. Philips. A ladies quartett Mrs. C. A. Howson, Ilers. Stank Johnston, Mrs. R. J. Phillips' and Mrs Glen Raithlay rendered a number. Th guest speaker was Miss A. Toll o Blyth, who gave an inspiring tall on "The Women and the Church. IVIrs. Wesley Braenock favored with solo. Mrs. Fred Ross extended vote of .thanks to the guest dpeake and the others Who had taken par • in the program. IVIrs. A, Nesbit an Mrs. R. 1. Phillips expreesed appree iation of an interetting afternoce Refreshments were seeved. LONDE SBORO IVIes. Garry Cook spent the week. end in Toronto. • Jack Webster spent the weekend at the home of his mother, Mrs. L. Webster. ' Mr. and Mrs. A. L. 1VIeNeil, Wood- Midge, visited last week at Arthur Jamieson's. Howard iSholabrook, Seaforth, spent Sunday .at the home of left's. L, Saundercock. Me. and hies. Ernest Vodclen, Wood- ham, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ert Scott last week. Mr. and hies. Will Govier and ,Mrs. Will Lyon, spent the weekend' in Kitchener and! Hamilton. Mr. and MrseReg. Smith and Ken - neth, -Chntan, spent Sunday at the home of Mr.. and' Mese Jack .Pipe. Me.,and Mrs. Pereee 1VIanning, Olin - ton, spent Sunday atthe home o2 Mr. and Mrs. William Manning, air. and Mrs. J. IL Shobbrook were in London on Sunday to see Frank Hall, 'who is very 51 151 the hospital, Mr. and Mes. Gordon Iladford and family and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Saundereock, spent the weekend at Niagara Falls. Mr. and Mas. R. MaDonald end MT. and Mrs. J. W. Armstrong, Kintore, and. MX. and Mrs. T. Snow, Milton, were weekend guests with Mr. and MTS.. Robert Fairserviee. Beig. General and Mrs. Everett eenthe lylItettienr.n,sinedoftrhomer, Enairgs... Dewar visi r(rteedt h id) Elizabeth Lyon, and sister,. Mrs. Charles Watson, this week. Home Prom:Hosptal ' We are glad that little Miss Stman Cook, is able to be honie again from the hospital Where the was operated on last Friday. • Pastors Exchange Rev. C. C. Anderson, Pastor a taik Baptist 'Church, Minton, will lareaelt in tbe United Church here on Sunday morning, and Rev. A. Penman will preach anniversary services in the Baptist Church, Clinton. KIPPEN • , Kippen Natiye Dead Andrew B. McLean, native of Kip. pen district,ipassed away at Foam Lake, 'Sask., n his 84th year. He had fallen while working outside his hem and suffered a fractured collar bone, Mr. McLean was born at Kip- pen and married Martha Ann Green- wood of Lumley, Ont. Previous to taking up residence at Foam Lake, Mr. and Mts. McLean lived at Devil's Lake where Mr. MeLean was appoint- ed a justice of the peace, and served in that 'capacity for eight years. 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