HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Bayfield Bulletin, 1965-09-23, Page 6By George Sixta
Louisa St.
Closed Mondays and Wednesdays
P.O. Box 94 Bayfield Phone 96
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10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Imported Christmas Cards--Eskimo Crafts
G lass-A nfiques--
Buchan's "Thistle" Stoneware from Portobello
Your Headquarters for Fine Gifts
Open Daily Until Sept. 30th
HIDDEN LANE NEXT TO POST OFFICE
GRAND BEND
++++++,-+++++++++++++++++++++++++-+
HAND CRAFTED JEWELLERY
Beautiful sterling in exotic wood -
brooches and pendants by M. Kortt.
Lovely enamel on copper
in brooches and pendants
by Mrs. M. Kortt.
From $3.75 to $7.50
By the same artists--wood sculpture,
hand carved candles
make most unusual and desirable gifts.
Shown in Western Ontario only at:
The Country Cupboard
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rain struck the
village Wednesday
evening, causing
inor damage in
the area. A tree
was uprooted in
front of Fred Ar-
ken's.
Sportsmen: Don't kill game
illegally by starting a forest fire.
WEEK-END SHOWS ONLY
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
September 24-25
— DOUBLE FEATURE —
"THE PATSY"
JERRY LEWIS
KEENAN WYNN
Color
"ENSIGN PULVER"
ROBERT WALKER
BURL IVES
Color Cartoon
ONE-STOP SERVICE
WESTLAKE'S GARAGE
JACK MERNER, Proprietor
Ifigintrey Y1 BAYFIELD 504 2
SERENDIPITY antiquez
Bayfield Fall Fair
September
28 and 29
PARADE starts at 1.00 o'clock,
led by Bannockburn Pipe Band.
GENERAL AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITS
4-H SHOW
Albion Amusements will have 3
rides on the grounds.Local lunch
booths on grounds.
Junior Fair
Tug of War In
Pony Competitions
ARENA WILL BE OPEN TUESDAY EVENING
Share the Wealth Bingo
Wed Night at 9.
BROWNIE'S
DRIVE-IN
LIMITED
CLINTON - ONTARIO
NOTE: Box office opens at
7:30 p.m.
First Show at 8 p.m.
. . For . .
BUILDING SUPPLIES and HARDWARE
Of All Kinds . . . It's
BAYFIELD HARDWARE and LUMBER
BAYFIELD Phone 3-R-3
LEASING CAN BE MORE ECONOMICAL THAN BORROWING THE MONEY
FROM A BANK, CREDIT UNION, ETC., TO BUY THE EQUIPMENT
For more details about Leasing or Dairy Credit, write or phone
CHARLES R. HARRIS
HURON COUNTY AGENT
ALLIED FARM SERVICES
PHONE BAYFIELD 95
I BUSHY
by
ART ELLIOTT
You tai Send Your
/Co's To ,i'ehoo/ Neat and
Clean frely Ray.
IF YOU LET
US DO
YOUR
LAUNDRY
It's so
Smart and
Economical
BLUEWATER CLEANERS
GODERICI4
BAYFIELD
FURNITURE
REFINISHING
ART ELLIOTT
PROPRIETOR
• CUSTOM REFINISHING
• INSURED STORAGE
• SELECTED ANTIQUES
FOR SALE
LOUISA ST. - PHONE 96
BAYFIELD. ONT.
PAGE 6-Bayfield Bulletin-Sept.23/65
Your agent may have been born too
soon to get much joy out of the Pen-
sion Plan, but he's glad to have beer
on the spot in the days of a genuine
gold rush in the early 30s in the
Little Long Lac and Jellicoe area.
In the midst of a worldwide depre-
ssion jobs were rare, and even when
found, were short.In the space of a
few weeks,your operative got a tra-
ining in versatility, if you could
call it that. In Timmins, meals &
lodgings were earned by selling tin
house numbers to residents. About
one home in three seemed to be sup-
ported on the proceeds of the sale
of quarts of,beer from a tub under
the kitchen sink.
A job with pick and shovel on
gold claims lasted four days and
then was called off. A job guarding
mine supplies with a rifle(loaded)
lasted a week. The job was flown,
piece-by-piece, into some bush
camp.
On a Shopping Spree or
Family Outing . . . Stop In
KERR'S MARKET LUNCH
Architects
Continued from Page One.
more want to go down there now
then we have room for."
Deputy Reeve Robert Squire,
Goderich, asked if it would be
feasible to have a full base-
ment in the new part.
"The first floor of our new
part," Mr. Johnston explained,
"is on the same level as our
ground floor now, so any base-
ment in the new part would be
practically all below ground
level." He added that he
thought sufficient help would be
obtainable for the addition.
"A great many Huronview
employees have been given sal-
ary increases, as a result of
changes in the Minimum Wage
Act. Some increases are retro-
active to January, others on the
anniversary date of employ-
ment, and further increases will
be forthcoming," Reeve Thomp-
son said, "as further changes in
the Act become effective in
December."
Mrs. Dunn Hostess
To Willing Workers
Of United Church
The Willing Wor-
kers of St. Andre-
ws United Church
met on Wednesday
evening September
ltth at the home
of Mrs. Bert Dunn.
The meeting open
ed with the Will-
ing Workers Prayer
led by president,
Mrs. Ruth Makins.
Mrs. Don Campbell
read a short medi
tation on "Taking
time to be grate-
ful" - ending with
the thought, God
has two dwellings
-one in Heaven -
one in a meek and
thnkful heart. The
minutes were read
by Mrs. J. Linsday
in the absence of
secretary Mrs. P.
Renner. The roll
call showed only
seven present &
two guestp.
After disscuss-
ion the unit de-
cided to cater to
the Bayfield Fair
Board again on
September 26.
After the meet-
ing closed with
benediction, a
delicious lunch
was served by hos
tess Eilleen Dunn
assisted by Mrs.
G. Stirling & Mrs
J. Lindsay.
Around
the VILLAGE
The Village of
Bayfield will soon
sign a joint agre-
ement rith Stanley
and Goderich Twos.
regarding payment
for six tele phone
lines to local
volunteer firemen
so that one of
them may be reach-
ed in the event
of an emergency in
the country or vii
lage. Cost will be
about $40 per mon-
th including in-
stallation of the
equipment.
A heavy thunder-
storm with much