Clinton News-Record, 1947-10-16, Page 61 Acim S1X
'CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
piruas,DA,Y,OCT'OmiR, le, 1947
Interesting Items From News -Record's Rural Correspondents
NEWS OF BAYFIELD
Representative,
Miss Lucy R. Woods Phone Clinton 631r31
John Elision, Kitchens', wee home
over the week -end,
Keith Brandon, Exeter, spent the
week -end at home,
Lloyd- Pease, London, visited Mr.
and (Mrs. Charles Berry over Thanks-
giving,
Miss D,- Treleaven, London. Was a
guest at the Albion Hotel over the
week -end..
Bill Johnston, Windsor, visited his
aunt, Mrs IMlalhoim Toms, over the
week -end.
Pelting butternuts is the order of
the day in this district, A good crop
is reported.
John, . Eddie and Harold Arpfel:
beck, •Taeistook, spent the week -end
in the village.
Mas. G. Holman, L'ondon, visited
Sher sister, Mrs, .R.. B. Johnston, over
the week -end.
Mr. and .Mrs.' H. Bailee and fain-
ily,. Waterloo, occi pied their cottage
over the week -end.
.B. A, Featherston, London, was
home over. the weekend. Mrs. Feaith-
erston aecoanpanied him on his return.
'Glen Smith, London, Spent Thanks-
giving with his grandmother, Mrs.
Charles W. Parker.
Bayfield
J
Cider Mill
Will operate for'' the
FALL SEASON
on
Monday,
Wednesday and
Friday Afternoons
and Evenings
by Special Appointment;
GEMEINHARD BROS.,
BAYFIELD On:Miriu'i
Mr. and -Mrs. J. M, .Stewart,, -Hann-
iltor,` spent the week -end at thele
horns in the' village.
,Miss Elisabeth Reid is ,'spending
tette week with. her sister, Mrs, J.
Webster, Egmauidville.
Miss Elva Dewar, Toronto; spent
Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr.
and Mss, David Dewar.
,Mr. and 'Mrs. -H, Edwards, Jr,
London, visited, Mr.. ,and .Mas. T. C.
Bailey over ',the week -end.
Mr. and 'Mrs. M. Boysenberry, Sar-
nia, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Percy Weston this week.
. Dr, and Mrs. (Stanley Heard and
Ma children; Landon, oeoupied their
cottage over the week-encl.
Mr. and (Mas. E. Hounder, Strat-
ford, occupied these cottage in Lake-
side Park over the week -end.
Mrs. H. Ahrens returned to Detroit
this week after spending a fortnight
at her cottage "Trail Blazer".
Dr. and Mas, R. Hunter and fam-
ily, Toronto, were at their home in
the village over Thanksgiving.
Prof: and 'Mrs, IL K. Kalbfleisch
and two sons, London, spent the holi-
day week -end at their cottage.
Mr. and ,Mss. Thomas Orr, Jr., and
Tom 1111, were at the family cottage,
in ,the .village over the week -end.
Prof. R. K. Fe Pemberton and fam:
sly, London, were at their cottage in
Lakeside Park over the week -end,
Miss Jessie Metcalf,- Detroit, was
home over the week -end. Her guest
was Miss Agnes Savage, Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs E J. Bauer, Water-
loo, 'were at their -cottage in the
village for sevebal Says last week.
Prof. and Mrs, R. Toarens and
family, London, were at their cot- Knight's mother, Mrs. F. C. Gemein-
tage on Tuyll St, over the week -end. hard.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Penes, London, Mr. and Mrs. R, H. Middle -tan and
were with .the latter's parents, -Mr.
Bobby spent Sunday with Mrs. N, W.
and Mrs, J. Parker, over ;Lite week .% Woods. ,Mrs, 'Middleton and -Bobby se-
'mained to spend ihii week with her
mother.
Mr. and Mus. James R. Scott, To-
ronto, spent the week -end at their
home in the village. Their guests
were 'Mr. and Mrs. Dan McArthur,
Toronto.
Mrs, V. Burt and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Baker, Connie and Gwen,
London, spent the holiday 'week -end
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. F.
W. Baker.
Dr. E. P. Lewis returned to To•
ronto on Monday after having spent
last week -end with Mrs. N. W. Woods,
Mrs. Lewis, lvho spent last week here,
accompanied him.
Spenser ,Devine; Charles, Jack and
Gordon Scotohmner, and Milton Tal-
bot have left for the ploughing match
at Kingston, and other points east.
They are using a trailer cabin on
Fred Fawlie.'Lo�do �. were with theiv �a. trip.
Fowlie,'London, with 'the trip.
sisters, Misses F. ,and E. Fowlie, over Cpl. Kenneth Cainpbell, wife end
the fanny, who moved to an apartment
Me. and Mhs. R. W. 'Stephens, I{eibh inthe married quarters, at the radar
kind Bob,. London, spent Thanksgiving school, Clinton, ''last month after
at `?Shangri-La" their homd on Bay. having spentsix months in the vill•
field Terrace, age, spent Sunday, with IVO and Mas.
Mr. 'and Mrs, James, P. Ferguson, Dempsey, in the Paull cottage.
London, visited the latter's mother, Miss Muriel Ritchie, Toronto, spent
Ma's. James Ferguson olvor''the +Thaanks' Thanlssgiving with her grandparents,
giving weekend. Mr, and ,Mas, George King. Her par-•
1VLr. and -Mrs, 11. Weston and, fam tints, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Ritchie, who
ily, Ferndale, Mich., spent, a few days have spent some time with the tat•
last ween with the former's aunt, tea's parents, motored to Toronto
Miss Elizabeth Weston. with her on -Monday, en route to their
Mr. and Mrs. John Stumpf return home in Elnvale.
ed to New York last week after hay- Guests at the Little Inn over bhe
in spent aweek with the latter's week -end included: Misses Mary .and
mother, dViis, W. J. Stinson. Lena ,Davidson, Millicent Flemming,
'Mr, and 'Mrs. Elgin Pinch and Edith Agnew, Hamilton; Mr and, Mrs..
baby moved to Stratford last week Nelson McConkey and on, John,
after having spent the past year and North Bay; Mr. Thompson; Mr. Ger-
a half with Mr. Finch's father, don and son, John, Stratford; Mr.
Mr. and Mrs; M, S. Portland and and Mis. A. Brissn and two daughters,
two children, Chatham, were at their Grosse Point, alioh,
cottage, which they have recently Wins Scholarship
had re -built, over the week -end. For the second year in succession
Mr. and .Mrs. Harold Scotehmer Miss Doris ,lilolwen has been award
and two children, Toronto, spent ed the Huron County scholarship at
Thanksgiving with the former's par- the University of Western Ontario.
ants, .t Mr. and Mrs. R. Scotohmer, _ Doris' many friends extend congratu-
Miss C. P. Rankin, Mrs. Ztanlsin, laticns. She spent Thanksgiving with
accompanied by Misses A. IM. and E. her mother, Mrs, F. W. McEwen.
J. Stirling, left on Tuesday on a mo No Services fn Trinity
for 'trip to the Muskoka district, Mr. L. ,Lake. Huron College, con-
M'rs. P. IA,, Edwards, Mrs. R J. .ducted the service in_ Trinity Church
Watson sand Master Edwards, left on on Sunday evening, Ile was assisted
Finlay to spend a few days with by a fellow student, Mr. IMcKegney.
relatives in Waterloo and Kitchener. son of the late Rev. S. MsKegney.
Mrs, Spencer ]Orvine' and daughter, a former rector of Si. Paul's Church,
Mary Elizabeth, are spending this Clinton. There will . be no services in
yveels with the latter's grandparents, Trinity church for the next two Sun -
0/1r. and Mrs. Rourke, Southampton. days, owing to anniversary services
;Me. and Mrs Edward Sturgeon, in St, James' Church, (Middleton, Oc-
Jeanne and Gerry, Mr. and Mrs. Den- tober 19, and Harvest Thanksgiving
Ms Bisbaek, spent 'Sunday with Mr. services in St. Johns Church, Varna:
and IMns. Victor Bisback, Llgenond-. October 26.
villa.
Funeral in Detroit
Mr. and Mese Gilbert Knight, Ron- The folibwing is from The Detroit
ald and ,Many, Toronto, spent the News, . Monday, October 6. 1947:
Thanksgiving week -end with Mrs.. "Lambert, Janes Harvey --Services
for Me. Lambert, 64, of 634 W. Phila-
delphia, will be held at 2.30 Monday,
afternoon at the William. R: Ham-
ilton Funeral Home, 3976 'Cass ave.
Burial will be in Wood'lawn ceme-
tery.
"Mr. Lambert was killed Saturday--
in
aturdayin an auto accident near Forest,
Ontario, and was taken to' Harper
Funeral Home at Watford, Ont. He
was a maintenance foreman for 20
years at Stuart Foundry Co.. 138 S.
Junction,
"Born in A1vinston, Ont., Mr. Lam-
bert had lived In Detroit 41 years,
He was a member of St. Joseph's
Episcopal Church, the .Detroit His-
toric -al Society, Independent. Order of
.Foresters, and the Lions Club of
Bayfield, Ont.
"Surviving are his wife, Eibhel
Florence; a brother, William S.
Lambert, Alvhuston; and s sister, :Mrs.
Myrtle Helirood, Pontiac, Mich.
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end.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Ir. C. Quarry, Ham-
ilton, were at "Llandudno", their
home in the village. over the week-
end:
eekend.
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Cameron,
Toronto, were at their cottage en the
Blue Water Highway for Thanbcsgiv•
ing
Mr. and Mrs. G. Chu'chward and
two sons, and ,Miss Lena Shortt. Lon-
don, were at their cottage over the
holiday.
Miss Jeanne L. Sturgeon, Prestton,
'spent the Thanksgiving holiday with
her parents, Mr. and Mis. Edward
Sturgeon.
,Mrs: Angus ,McRae and three child
ren, London, were with her mother,
Mrs. Win. H. Jehnstoe, over the
week -end.
d,antmence Fowlie, Mr. and (Mrs.
HANDS AT ORK..,
LEARNING TO. BUILD FURNITURE
ONTARIO'S productive capacity is the measure of her future
prosperity. To assure this Province a. prominent place in domestic and
foreign trade markets, skilled hands are needed. In training schools
and ON THE JOB, veterans are being taught how to make furniture
urgently needed for homes that must be built here and abroad, They
know that higher wages, job security and betterworking conditions are
within easier reach of those who have mastered individual skills.
Through plans sponsored by the Department of Veterans' Affairs and
other agencies, hundreds of veterans have been given basic training in
various trades. They will become more proficient with further experience
and training ON THE JOB. Taught to use their hands in fashioning
wood products and in upholstering and finishing furniture, these craftsmen
of the future will have a share in Ontario's progress—an important part
to play in her industrial development.
THE BREWING INDUSTRY (ONTARIO)
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CABS ET 111.11HiWNG
Harold Geddes, 26, of Parry Sound, a
veteran of 4 years' service with the
Royal Canadian Navy, is shown here
sanding the base of a Grandfather's
Clock. The quality of workmanship
in Canadian Vocational, Training
Schools is high. Expert instructors
check every detail.
Courses in the furniture trade
give the student a basic know•
ledge; of period and custom
built furniture, wood finish-
ing and, upholstering.. A
thorough study of every type
of wood, Canadian and stn.
ported, is also included.
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LON DES'BORO.
Miss' Mina Hunter, is visiting her
mace, ;Mars. Sidney Lansing.
Mr. and Ms, Clare Vincent visited
friends in Mitchell on Sunday.
.Miss, Marjorie MdMatlh, Torbieto,,
visited Mrs: W. Lyon this week, -
Mrs. 1Vlavrgeret Manning left on
Monday to visit friends in ,Toronto.
Miss Bertha Brogden, London, spent
the week -end with 'Miss Elizabeth
Mains,
Miss Alice Fingland spent the
week end with her sister, Mrs. Jones,
at. Thomas.
Misses Gail and June (Manning spent
the week -end with Mr.' and Mns. J.
(Roberton, Auburn.
Misses Bina Knox, Dorothy (Iatric
and 011ie ,Moon, Toronto, were home
for the week -end. •
Mr. and Mrs. Cather'wood, Harrow,
spent the week -end with Mr. and
Mas. W. ;Mountain.
(Mrs, William ,Govier, Miss Elva
Govier and Mils. W. Lyon were in
Kitchener' on Friday.
Mis. Parker, Toronto, and Mrs.
Lansing, Auburn, spent the holiday
week -end with Mr. and Mrs, ,S. Lan-
sing.
Mr. and Mrs. T. -B. Allen and fanc-
ily spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
B. Allen, 'and Mr. and Mrs. Kerslake,
Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Toni Adams and Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Adams -and fam-
ily spent Sunday with friends in
Wingham and Bluevale.
Mr. and ,Mrs. Wesley Lloyd arid
little son, Larry, Hamilton, :spent the
week -end -with the former's parents,
Mr and Mrs. M. Lloyd.
Mr. and Mas, ,Spenee Hann, Kit-
chener, -and Misses Beth and. Elva
Govier, spent the week -end with Mi.
and -Mee William Govier.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lyon spent a
few days last week with the former's
mother and sister,, Mrs. Elizabeth
Lyon and Mis.Charles Watson.
Saturday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. S. Lansing included Mr. and
Mrs, Fred Philips, .Clare, Mich., Mr.
Norman Ritz, of the O:A.C., Guelph,
and M1rr. lea ,Merrill; Godoric'h Town-
ship.
;Miss Isabel .Park, who is an ex-
change teacher at St, Catharines,
from Strathaven, Scotland, was a
guest over the week -end at the home
of Nes. Aathur Jamieson and Robert
Scott.
Mss, William Brunsdon and Mr
and Mrs, Dick Vodden spent Monday
with the former's sister, Mas, • John
B1oor at Mount Forest, Mas. Bloor.
celebrated her fiftieth wedding an-
nivei9ary,
Farewell Sermon
Rev, A. R. Penman will ,preach his
farewell sermon on Sunday and his
theme 'will be "The crowning sines -
tion of all",
GREATER TRACTION
GREATER MILEAGE
GREATER SAFETY
GO DA -YEAR
H6 -MILER ALL-WEATHER
T TICK FIRES
Here's a tike that will carry your
trucks farther, safer .at less, cost
per mile. Goodyear Hi -Miler All -
Weathers are always dependable
. , . any road ... any weather.
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Shell rSen4ee
Phone 5 Clinton, Ont.
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Hamilton St. Phonic; 89
Goderich -
Londesboro W.M.S.
The October' meeting of the WM.
S. was held on Thursday, October 9,
in bhe .Sunday School • room, with the
president in ,the chair.
The meeting opened by singing
hymn 445 and prayer led by Mrs;
Townsend. After the business was
transaoted, roll ca11 was .answered by
the Member's favorite hymn, 'Miss
Birk took ,charge of the meeting far
Group I. The theme was "The Bible
for the North American Indians"
Several members gave the history of
the 'translation of the Bible into the
languages of the Indiain tribes of
Canada and America.
Mass Phyllis McCool gave a pleas-
ing solo on the cornet. A life mein-
beiship certificate was presented to
Mrs. Penman from the society as she
is leaving us shortly. `Blest be the
tie that binds" was sung and the
meeting closed with the benediction.
Feted on Birthday
The family of Mrs. Margaret
Manning .met at her home on` Mon:
day, October 6, planned and carried
out a very attractive b4rbaday cele-
bration, it being the occasion of
their • mother's 80th birthday. The
rooms looked lovely with beautiful
flowers everywhere. At three p.m.
the. honored lady reeeived the guests -
W'hen five o'clock came a tasty
chicken dinner with all the trimmings
was served also birthday cake.
Eleven elderly guests were seated.
the table's centrepiece being a bou-
quet of pink rose buds, the gift of
her granddaughter, Phyllis Manning,
a ,teacher at Albert CoIIege, Belle-
ville. Those who served were daugh-
ters a,nd .danghters-in-law--Mrs. B.
Honking, 'Mrs, F. Tamblyn, Mrs. J.
BLYTH
Board. of Trade Officers
Blyth Board- of Trade elected the
MI/owing officers for the ensuing-
term; Armand L. Kerniek was elected
to succeed. Gordon Elliott as president,.'
Janne P: Lockwood sueeeeds Kenneth.;
Whitmore as secretary -treasurer; ex-
ecutive members, Harvey. McCallum,„
Verne Spieran, Kenneth Whitmore •
and John, B. Stewart, The newly--
eleeted president spoke briefly, ask.
ing for co-operation, and suggested,
Ithe Board of Trade meet at least:
once • every two months. The natter
of :closing hours for tide various busi-.
ness'places was, discussed:
P. Manning and 'Mrs, W. E. ,Manning..
Ate -7.30 pan. other guests began- to
waive, incl'ucBng the Grandmothers'
Cheerio Clutb, of which Mee. Manning,
is president, all offering eongratula.. -
tions and best wishes for years to,
come During• the evening relfresh.
merits' 'were served by four of lier-
grandd'sugliters' .-. 'Maxine and De1-
p'hane, .twin daughters of • Mr. and'
Mrs, B. Bunking-, .Gail and June ,Man'
hung, daughters of ,Mr. end Mrs. W.
G. Manning. The day was spent in:
social chat with many tales of by --
gone days. Mas. Manning being' hale•
and hearty, was able to. enjoy every
thing with her guests. Her grand,
,daughter, Margaret Tamblyn, a stu-
dent in University of Western . On-
tario, London, sent her congratula-
tions by mail. At the elosie of this en-
joyable occasion, all sang "For she's:
a jolly good fellow!'
Many gifts were received from the,
family and friends, including a pair
of •part -wool blankets from the Grand-
mothers' Club. Mrs. Manning thanlcedi
all for their thoughtful kindness, '
which will not soon be forgotten,
The Anality Tea
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ORANGE PEKOE
Grand Musical Concert
Brucefield United Church
ON TIDE EVENING OF OCTOBER 20, AT 8 P.M.
by Mr. McGee, London, regularly heard over Station CFPL
Wh'o will demonstrate the qualities of the hlannnond Organ,
assisted by Mr. Gayle Gordon, rioted London violinist
Above concert is presented by Heintz/nail and Co.,
Agents for Northern -Hammond •Organs
and other musical instruments
Don'It miss this tread;
Admission: Adults 35c Children 20e
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders will be received by the undersigned up to 9 p.ni.,
Saturday, October 18, 1947
FOB SNOWPLOWING TOWNSHIP ROADS
In the Township of Tuckersmith, in the winter of 1941-48.
Tenderer to supply his own help and equipment with
three -ton (or more) truck to be used.
Tender to spate price per hour.
Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
E, P. CIHESNEY, • Township of Tuckersmit la
Clerk -Treasurer,
Seaforth, R.E. No. 4
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