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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Bayfield Bulletin, 1965-10-14, Page 1There have been a number of comm- ents on the lack of brilliant colors in the turning lea- ves this Fall. Just why they are not up to their usual fine style is a mystery. No doubt time and a bit more frost will tilt Nature's paint pots. Next meeting of Huron County Hist- orical Society will be Oct.25 at Step- hen Tvrp. Centre at Crediton. W.E. Ell- iott of Goderich will show slides of Huron county houses with commentary. A modern new structure is being added to the scene in ndoi,ntoi,sa-in Bayfield just west of the vill- age hall, where this new telephone exchange build- ing is rapidly approaching completion.Clinton con- tractors Bell and Garrett are in charge of the job and expect to have it completed soon.Several priv- ate residences are also being built at the present time,maintaining Bayfieldls position as the "fast- est growing centre in Huron County".(Staff Photo) Municipal Notice COURT OF REVISION The Court of Revision on the 1966 Assessment Roll for the Village of Bayfield will be held 29th October, 1965 at 7.00 oclock p.m. D.S.T. in the Village Hall. P. Maloney Clerk-Treasurer VILLAGE OF BAYFIELD Around the VILLAGE Some flagrantly idiotic hooligan- ism is in evidence at the local scho- ol where a motor vehicle was used to destroy young trees and a basket- ball backboard. Sets a new low for the year. BIRTHS To Mr. and Mrs. Otto Smale,Hensall on October 12,at South Huron Hospit al,Exeter, a son, Robert John Neil, a brother for Dar- lene. .11414.11.10. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Gregory, & family London, & Dr. & Mrs. Wt. Tillmann, & family, London spent the weekend at their cottages. Miss suable Scot- chmer, Toronto SD ent the weekend with Mrs. R. Scot- chmer. Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Utter, who were accompanied by Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Tee plc & their daugh- ter, Shelia, ret- urned on Monday from a weeks mot- oring trip to Smi- th Falls, Ottawa, Renfrew, Pembroke, Haliburton High- lands, & the Musko ka lake area. On Tuesday Oct. 5th, the gayfield Boy Scouts met in the Town Hall with eight boys in at- tendance. Four boys were invested into the troop. They were Wally Pearson, Bradley Turner, Brian Ke- one, & Michael Eckert. After S/M P. Renner had pinned their tenderfoot badges on, the mothers of the new scouts pre sented them with their scarves and A.S.M. R. Scotch- mer gave them the- ir hats. When It's Your Move Coll HINTON the MOVER Agents United Van Lines Clinton 482-9779 100 BAYFIELD, ONTARIO 10e VOL. 2 NO. 15 COPY Thursday, October 7, 1965 COPY G. t. CLANCY, O.D. — OPTOMETRIST — For Appointment Phone 524-7251 GODERICH J. CARL HEMINGWAY ACCEPTS NDP NOMINATION FOR HURON CLINTON TAXI 482-3436 r Va firth Bultrtitt 57S3TA05 "No comment" said irs. Leroy Poth, committee head. ' About 150 square dancers from London, Kitchener, Stratford, St. Marys, Kincardine, Seaforth,Goder- ich, Exeter, Clinton and other local centres had a great time October 9 when they danced the night away. Johnny Davidson from Hannon, Ont.,a TV person ality, was guest caller. Sgt. E. Richardson, Clin- ton Cross Trailers chairman who organized the dance reports the party a huge success. Only casualties were the fried chickens. Shown here are, standing, L.to R.iCec Downham,Stratford; Mrs. Johnny David- son; Pat Noonan,Clinton;Johnny Davidson, caller. Seated are Hazel Downham, Ann Noonan.(RCAF Photo) S.O.S. A meeting of the lest Stanley and ayfield "Save Our School" committee ;as held last week to consider the sit uation arising from action by the area school board to get approval for some $ 650,000 in deben- tures for school construction in the local area. An enthusiastic gathering of about 200 persons saw J.Carl Hemingway,55- year-old Brussels farmer, accept the N.D.P.nomination as candidate for el- ection in the federal riding of Hur- on.Mr. Hemingway, defeated in a rec- ent federal election in the same rid- ing, was not opposed for the nominat- ion. The mee ing was held last Thursday night at Central Huron Secondary sch- ool. Attendance was sparse compared to meetings for the "old linen party meetings. Mr. Hemingway is a former secretary fieldman for the Huron County Feder- ation of Agriculture, and is well known to the farmers of the riding. He is competing with two popular young men, Maitland Edgar of Clinton Liberal candidate, and R.E.McKinley, Zurich, Conservative. The seat was held in the last Parliament by L.E. Cardiff who resigned recently. Donald C. MacDonald, leader of the provincial New Democratic Party and guest speaker at the convention,said the recently handed down Braden re- port on education proposes less than half as much assistance from the fed- eral government to build universities as it did to build technical schools. "It is not enough," said Mr. Mac- Donald. The report on financing high- er education in Canada documents in unansNerable terms the gross inade- quacies of federal government assist- ance to higher education in Canada, he said. "Finally," said he,"we have a state ment on university needs which, it is hoped, will shock the government at Ottawa into action that should have been taken years ago". "Unfortunately Prime Minister Pearson's reaction was characterist- ic of the government: having set up a royal commission to study the sit- uation, he now proposes to call a congerence to study the report.Small wonder that Dr. Bladen warned that the situation is so urgent that act- ion is required in weeks, not months. A well-known resident of Stanley Township for many years and now a resident of Brucefield,Charles Snelling (centre) with civilian personnel officer Fred Miller at left and Group Captain K.R. Greena- way,right, retired after ten years service at the RCAF base at Clinton. Mr. Snelling received his Certificate of Merit from the station commander. Mr. and Mrs. Snelling have one daughter in Port Colborne. (RCAF Photo) Fergus Man Named HOP Candidate At a nomination meeting at- tended by 25 supporters in Fer- gus on Tuesday evening Jack McLeod was nominated as the candidate for the New Demo- cratic Party. Guest speaker at the meeting was Donald C. MacDonald, provincial leader of the N. D.P. Mr. McLeod, who is 37 years of age, will represent his party in the riding of Wellington- Huron for the November 8th election. A native of Engle- hart in Northern Ontario, he is studying for his master's degree in engineering. He is a gradu- ate of the University of Toron- to and has taught high school in Englehart and Toronto. .000111111.1111.11.1.9.1••••••••••••• IMMOMINIIIMOOMMOMIreINI.