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Home My WebLink AboutThe Bayfield Bulletin, 1965-09-02, Page 1Child Dies after Swallowing Pills Michele Cosens, 22-month- old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cosens, Leamington, died in Listowel Memorial Hos- pital early Tuesday morning af— ter swallowing an undetermined number of sleeping pills. The child had been at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elton Lounsbury, Wroxeter, with her parents. First intimation of trouble came when the tot fell asleep at the supper table and it was later found that the box of sleeping pills was open. Rushed to the Listowel Hos- pital at 7:30 Monday evening she was given emergency treat- ment and doctors worked over her throughout the night. She died about 6:30 the following morning. Top-Name Acts Headline All-New Western Fair A completely new system along with a host of top at- tractions will be featured at Western Fair. The new system will see an outside gate price of $1.00 for adults and .250 for children which will include such attractions as free grandstand, free horse show plus a host of free shows and acts throughout the grounds. The only things that a patron will be required to pay for outside of gate admis- sion will be midway, what is bought to eat or bought to take home. Top name performers will headline the nightly grandstand shows which are scheduled at 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. each eve- ning. During the opening two nights, September 10 and 11, the feature grandstand enter- tainment will be television MC Mike Douglas and beautiful Irish songstress Carmel Quinn plus the New Zealand Maori Singers and Dancers. The evening grandstand show Monday to Wednesday will headline comedian George Go- bel and singing idol Bobby Vin- ton. The final three evenings, the famous Hubert Castle Inter- national 3-ring Circus will be returning by popular request. The circus will also play two afternoon performances on Sep- tember 17 and 18. Red River Jamboree. a fash- ion show, rodeo and automobile thrill shows will highlight after- noon programs. A host of other attractions such as roving musicians, Dan- ny Sailor, the world's champion tree climber, Garland Parnell, an authentic organ grinder with his monkey Trickey Bobb, Den- ny, the world's smallest trained baby elephant, the mechanical man and the Labatt Marionette Theatre will help to make this year's Western Fair the most exciting ever and they're all free. CLINTON TAXI 482-3436 When It's Your Move Call IHINTON the MOVERt Agents United Van Lines Clinton 482-9779 VOL. 2 NO. 11 106 10. BAYFIELD, ONTARIO COPY COPY THURSDAY, SEPT. 2,1965 G. B. CLANCY, O.D. — OPTOMETRIST — For Appointment Phone 524-7251 GOOERICH BAYFIELD SCHOOL PROPOSAL GETS SETBACK AT AREA BOARD T b Vtt CURRY S TAXI firl tlirti GC5D24CH13P05 Personals A meeting of Stanley Township Area School Board, attended by representat- ives of the Tuckersmith board, Inspect or G. Burrows and a dozen or so rate- payers from Bayfield and area was held at Varna Tuesday night. AWARD CONTRACT FOR 21 HIGE::AY NORTH OF GODERICH STANDING NEAR THE 106mm Recoiless Rifle at the CNE Armed Forces Exhibit, Flying Officer Dianne Reid takes time out from her recruiting work. F/L Reid is a food services officer from the RCAF Clinton School of Food Services and she will be at the Exhibition till September 6. D.H. Miles, Agricultural Represent- ative for Huron reports that the Huron County Federation of Agriculture has undertaken to be the sponsoring body for the Farmstead and Rural Improve- ment Centennial Project combined with the competition supported by the local committee of the International Plow-, ing Match, 1966. C.H. Thomas, of Bruss els is chairman of this event with G. Elliott as vice-chairman and Bob Hen- ry as secretary.Details of the project have been mailed to township chairmen. They are:Ashfield-Eldon Culbert; Col borne-Jamieson Ribey;Goderich-Lloyd Bond; Grey-Clare Veitch;Hay-Harold Ca- mpbell;Holvick,Jack Ferguson;Hullett- J.R. Henry and Ted Hunking;McKillop- John Moylan and Oliver Price; Morris- Ted Fear;Stanley-Les. Armstrong;St- ephen-Bruce Shapton;Tuckersmith-W. Broadfoot;Turnberry-Cedric Moffat; Usborne-Sam Skinner; West Wawanosh- Murray Wilson;E. Wawanosh-Robt.Henry. Bayfield is listed in the-public- ation "Centennial Ontario" as one of 211 communities out of more than 700 that have named Centennial committee chairmen and listed them with the Centennial Planning Branch, Dept.of Tourism and Information. Brig.GL.M. Smith of Bayfield heads up the local committee. Gorrie Man Tops Fiddlers at C.N.E. Rodeo Dance prize in the Old Time Fiddlers' John Boyd of Gorrie won first contest at the Canadian Nation- al Exhibition, Toronto, on SATURDAY SEPT.4, at 9.00 p.m. Open Thursday in the class of 70 years air Jamboree with all types of music. and over. Mrs. Boyd accomp- Located at The Rodeo Grounds-21 mi- anied him on the piano. There were approximately les west on Huron Street, Exeter. 20 entries in this class of old Everyone Welcome. Sponsored by The time fiddlers. Exeter Saddle Club. Coming Events John Taylor, chairman, advised the meeting that he had word from the Dept of Education that the area board shoul proceed with plans for a central schoo at Brucefield. At the same time, it was indicated Bayfield would be permitted to retain the present two-room school without the proposed addition. It was put that the area board would assume the exist- ing debenture debt on the local school then charge Bayfield ratepayers for their per capita share of the total debenture debt of the area, including costs of buses which will not serve th Bayfield area.Bayfield SOS committee eets tonight to consider the position Award of a con- tract for paving of Highway 21 from one mile north of Maitland River at Goderich northerly for nearly five miles, is announc- ed by the Depart- ment of Highways, Ontario. Proposed start- ing time of the work is September 8 with completion expected by Novem- ber 21 of this year. Senior Technical Officers Now at Clinton RCAF Station S/L Guthrie and his wife, Elinor have three ch:ad- ren, Janis aged 17 William 16 and John 11 and they will shortly move into Married guar tors in Adastral p ark. The successful contractor is Gree mood Construction Company Limited of Grand Valley. Estimated over- all cost of the pr oject is M44,000. Quebec. BACK TO SCHOOL Out for a pre-school look at school crossings, an Oakville mother and her six-year-old son get good advice on safe walking practices from 0111) Constable Donald Smith. With school opening on September 7, the Ontario Department of Transport is urging that children, parents and motorists pay special attention to the rule of traffic safety for children during the coming school year. Two senior offi cers recently tak ing over staff Positions at RCAF Clinton are Squad ron Leader John Robert Guthrie and Squadron Leader !alcolin W. Carnett S/L JR Guthrie is now in charge of Applied Train- S/L.J.R.Guthrie Born and educa- ted in Toronto he joined the RCAF in October 1941. Previous to Clintor he was a Staff Of ficer in charge of Posuings and Car- eers at St. Hubert ing at the Radar and Communications School. S/L.M.W.Garnett S/L MW Garnett now holds the DOS ition of Chief Please Turn to Page Six Eighteen entries contested for the handsome trophy and beauti- ful prizes. Although rain threatened, the men were able to play the three games. The results are: Ron Mugford and partner of Goderich, 3 wins plus 41; 0. Haselgrove and A. Wilson, 3 plus 32; M. R. Mercer and Mr. Vodden of Clinton, 2 plus 35 and overplus of 2; E. Webster and H. Brown, 2 plus 35; W. Westbrook and partner of Gode- rich, 2 plus 34. The social committee served coffee after the first game. Coffee and sandwiches were served after the second game. The Western Foundry Men's Doubles lawn bowling tourna- ment was held Monday evening. Goderich Pair' Claim Trophy Rev. August Meacham, well known for his unique presenta- tion of Bibly study, will lead a day of dynamic Christian Fel- lowship at Goderich summer school Saturday, September 11, from 10;00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. This has been arranged by the executive of Huron Presby- terial U.C. W. and is open to laymen as well as women. Take/your Bible and a box lunch. Beverage will be provid- ed. Bible Study At Goderich The Rev. R. R. Sadlier and Mrs. Sadlier of St. Ja mes Church Inger- soll spent Thurs- day with Mr. & Mrs John R. Cook & fam ily. Captain and Mrs. G.F.G. Clift and daughter, Allison and Sarah., are vis iting his parents Brigadier and Mrs. F.A. Clife, They are enroute from Calgary to Kingston where Captian Clift will attend the Staff College. Ted Tillmann, so n of Dr. & Mrs. Wm Tillmann, and Doug las Willock, son of Mr. & Mrs. J. R.R. Willock,have retur ned to the village after spending hol idays at the-Huron tario Camp on Geo rgian Bay: Misses Margaret Macdonalc: &' Mabel Hodgins were guest:: for a few days re- cently of the for mers cousin, Mrs. W. W. Gurney, yang- ham at her cottage in Kincardine. Mr. & Mrs. A. Gal braith and daughter Janice, accompani- ed by the formers cousin, Graham Bea khurst, Millington, Middlesex, England returned home last week after a two weeks motor trip through the Mari- times and New Engla nd States, Mr. Beak hurst, an Oxford honours graduate is Please Turn to Page Five •