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Home My WebLink AboutThe Bayfield Bulletin, 1964-10-22, Page 3011r Vallfirthain .16u'L Thursday, October 22, 1964—Bayfield Bulletin—Page 3 Social Editor Phone 38 Bulletin Office Phone 96 SHOP 'TIL 10 P.M. IN GODERICH Red and White Foodmaster J. M. CUT r, prop. Victoria St. Goderich Headline Hunters Hunting Moderator Fred Davis and panelists Betty Kennedy, Gordon Sinclair and Pierre Berton have started the eighth season of Front Page Challenge on the CBC-TV network. During the show the regular panelists and guest panelist each week try to identify newspaper headlines associated with challengers. (CBC Photo) A Complete Line of Groceries, Meats and Fresh Vegetables KERR'S MARKET LUNCH Main St. — BAYFIELD — Phone 81 Phone 524-8132 DAY or NIGHT GODERICH 39 St. Andrew St. Keep Your House Clean with FILTER QUEEN For Healthier Living! ROBERT K. PECK VARNA PHONE HENSALL 352-W-2 Poetry Corner! On the coldest days, it's nice to know Your Volkswagen car is sure to do Don't worry about the ice or snow, Or Wintry winds or thirty below; Volkswagen 1965 is a treasure . . Your winter driving will be a pleasure. (N.B.: It not only rhymes—It makes sense!) Aberhart's Garage Phone 53-R-3 For Appointment Now BRANDON'S BEAUTY SHOP Boyfield W. J. Denomme FLOWER SHOP Agent for 24-Hour FILM DEVELOPING For delicious Meals 851 ' CLUB GRILL Kingston St. — Goderich We Specialize in Steaks, Southern Fried Chicken and Take Out Orders Phone 524-8168 We Specialize In Famous CHINESE FOODS And TAKE-OUT Orders ESQUIRE CAFE The Square 524-9941 GODER ICH PAINT SPECIAL ! SUPER KEM TONE 1 Gal.—reg. $8.90 Special $7.95 BAYFIELD HARWARE and LUMBER BAYFIELD PHONE 3-R-3 Announcing . . KEN'S TELEVISION HI-FI SALES & SERVICE Now serving Bayfield and District with television, radio and high fidelity sales and service shop, located three miles east of Bay field on the Goshen Line. We have a completely equipped service shop to cure your TV or radio prob- lems. Get the best out of the new season's programs. Have your set checked today. PHONE 356-J-41 HENSALL For Prompt Service—Reasonable Rates C. H. KEYS CARTAGE BAYFIELD and VARNA Phone 353W4 Hensall P.C.V. Class C.F.H. F.S. tfn Sudden Attack Claims Cree Cook; Funeral Saturday James Cree Cook of Ontario Street, Clinton, died Thursday morning. October 15th. of a sudden heart attack. He was born in Clinton on June 2nd, 1887, son of Marg- aret and Fred Cook. He mar- ried the former Myrtle Olive Ross on February 13, 1909. He had worked for 8 years with the Department of Highways and worked also for the Piano Factory and as a floor finisher. He was a lifelong resident of Clinton and a member of Wes- ley-Willis United Church and a member of the Masonic Lodge AF & AM No. 84, Clinton. The funeral service was held in the Beattie Funeral Home on Saturday, October 17th, at 2 p.m. with the Rev. C. G. Park of Wesley-Willis United Church officiating. The inter- ment was in Clinton Cemetery. Pall-bearers for the late Mr. Cook were Clarence Neilans, William Cook, Frank Cook and William Hearn, all of Clinton. and William Bell and Chester Velette, both of Detroit. Flow- er-bearers were Ross McEwan, Leslie Pearson, Jim Jenkins, Frank Mutch and Robert Mac- Vean. He is survived by his widow, his son Lorne of Chicago, his daughter. Mrs. Lloyd (Norma) Stephens of Toronto, and his brother, Mansfield Cook of Bright, Ontario. His son Stew- art of Stratford predeceased him in April of 1962. Friends attended the funeral from Detroit, Flint, Mich., To- ronto, Stratford, London and Lexington, Kentucky. 0— Credit Union Directors Advise 41/2 % Dividend A 4% per cent dividend on Shares was recommended at the October meeting of the Board of Directors of Clinton Community Credit Union. Provided this recommenda- tion is ratified by the member- ship at their annual meeting on November 17th, 4 1 2 per cent will be paid on the minimum monthly balance of members' share accounts; Life Insurance is also included on savings up to $2,000. Members with over $2,000 in Shares may, if they wish, leave any amount in multiples of at least $100.00 with the Credit Union on a time note for a period of not less than two years, and receive 5% per cent per annum. The fiscal year ending on September 30th was the best in the history of the Clinton Ccinmiunity Credit Union. Share capital passed the million mark and total assets should reach 1% million by January 1, 1965. Tuesday, November 17Th at 8 p.m., is the date set for the annual meeting in the Agricul- tural Board Rooms. At this time members will vote on the disposition of $57,823.60 profit for the past year. 0 Bumper-riding drivers often lose time, also. The OSL points out that keeping a comfortably safe distance from the car ahead helps to make good time. It enables a driver to watch well ahead for tie-ups, and move over into a free-flowing lane without delay or inconven- ience to others.