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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1956-09-27, Page 6. Morrill:Seeder Multf-ifee.tetimet elves 'a OA tasting instils to furniture, wisod- ;ork, bathroom ails( liitthan watts. Also 'the Ideal finish for such owdoor ankles, 'Os isky4ins, window boxes, 'garden took. Wide 'talc* choke. Sett us dcbilce cod for ail your ttalstiee togtill'ameitts. Ms.,f.sob ZitteoZewt- 'EIRE A AUTO SUPPLY ASSOCIATE STORE Been, Prop. Bayfield Rest Home HOME COOKED MEALS Reg. Nurse in Attendance PHONE 37 36-7-8-p. •••• 44.4 464 4,44 • Thinks Lucy' as Wiped. BOyiield This is en excerpt from a let- ter written to Mrs. L. .1-1. Mac- Leod by Mrs. Andre Toms merly- Miss Janet MacLeod, Bay- field), ).ort Prairie, Man. "I'Veed the letter Percy Per- ter wrote to Lucy Woods, It. Was really well written 4nd. makes one proud to Deg, letter like that from an ex-pupil of . Bayfield .School, Lucy has certainly done a lot to. keep Hayfield. interest ttp. and -it nice to read of ;Persons. whe are far away and doing well especially when their. basic ,edn- eatiqn .started --in such a little plaCe" STANLEY .. Miss Helen Stewart returned to London Sunday after spending a 'weeks' holiday at the home-of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Stewart, Concession 2. The, October -meeting of the Stanley Ladles' Club will be held on October 3 at the home of Mrs. Norman Baird. The .roll call will be answered by O'Your Most Em- barrassing Moment." Mrs. Frank Anderson, Science Hill, has been spending a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. 3. `Sturgeon. Mr. and Mrs.. Jamieson and two boys, who have pccupied "Trail Blazer" cottage for several years, moved to Taylor's Corners last week. E. Pongeacz, Detroit, entertain- ed a group of business associates at his cottage in the Jowett. area, for a few days the, end of last week, — ,Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Davison, Port Huron, Mich., and, Mrs. Tilly Fell- er, Dashwoocl,' visited their sister, Mrs. E. J. Sturgeon, from Friday until Monday. Mrs. J. Sturgeon, ,Sr., returned home this week-after having been in St. Th6mas for some time owing to the serious illness of her broth- er, Courtland Parker. The ``service in Si, Andrew's tin, ited Church, Hayfield, ,was with- drawn on Sunday lasteto allow the members to attend the annivers- ary service at Grace Church, Port- er's Hill. , Mrs. A. W. Reid who has spent the past four months at her cot- tage, "Enfield", returned to. Wind- sor on Saturday - with Mr. ,and Mrs. 3. Burns who had been her guests for 'ten days. Mrs. Frank-V-. Martin has closed her ,cottage, "Boulder, Ledge" for the season and returned to De- troit. Her son-in-law and daugh- ter, Me' and. Mrs. .Robert Knapp, Detroit, spent a weekend with her recently. / Mrs...Reg Francis entered ton 'Public Hospital'on Tuesday mornipg where she underwent fur.; thee . surgery on her foot. Her mother,- Mrs. J. MacMillan, Tham- esford is with the children during her absence. ,James Adams, Chicago , and South Haven, Mich., arrived on Tuesday for the centennial cele- bration of the Hayfield Agricultur- al Society.: He was' born in Bay- field', .and is the guest of, Mrs. R. H. F. Gairdner. - Harvest Thanksgiving service will be held in,Trinity Church on Sunday 'Morning at 11 a.m., DST. The Rev: '3— James, St. 'Thomas Church e Seaforth, will be the spec- ial preacher on this occasion. A sithilar service will be—held at St. James' Church, IVIiiidleton, at 3 p.m. DST. Mrs, R. Stelek left On Tuesday to visit her daughter in Toronto, enroute to her hothe in Edmonton, after having been the guest' of Mrs. R. Scotchmer for a week. Form- erly Miss Flossie Staribury, daugh- ter ...of the late Dr. and Mrs. R. Stapbury, Mrs., Stelck 'both atten- ded, Hayfield Public School and taught here..She visited the new school on. Monday. Broade4st Altaxd Warden Jack Fischer, 'reeve of Turnberry- Township was one of the first speakers 'in the Salute to Hayfield radio broadpast which originated in the village hall on Sunday morning. Here he is (left) with Reid Rorsee, producer of the program .(Helow) Many advance arrangements have to be made before an "on the spot" broadcast such as the Salute can go on the air. In this case a telephone line was strung into th elan by Walter MacBeath, Brucefield, lineman with the Tuckersmith Municipal Telephone System. Then connections are made with the Bell Telephone ,lines right through to Toronto where the broadcast finally goes on the air, Technician Gerald Stanley (seated) and Reid- Forsee are making some last minute check on the connec- tions. (News-Record Photos) _4y:field. Centennial ubliciied -CBC The Clinton News-Record here reproduces the complete scrit of the "Salute to Hayfield" radio program which was broadcast "live" from the Hayfield Town Hall last Sunday morning. This 15-minute .broadcast was produced by the CBC honoring the Cerr- ' tennial fall fair at Hayfield yesterday and today. , The following officials and dignitaries of Bayfield and the county took part: Warden Jahn?• Fischer, Turnberry Township; Reg, 'Francis, 'chairman df the trustee bard of 'the village of ,Bayfield; ;Tames R. Stirling, 82-year-old Goderich Township farm- er; Mrs. Cohn Campbell) a 'descendent of one of the oldest families in the diettiqt; Carl, Houston, president of the Bayfield' Agricuj- tural Society; Tom 'Pryde;' Exeter, MLA for Huron; and Elsten Cardiff,'Brussels, MP for Huron. Reid Fprsee was the CBC producer in charge of the broadcast. Don Fairbairn, CIBC Neighbourly News commentator acted as master of ceremonies, and Gerry Stanley was, the technician. Miss Goodhue, Port Stanley, visw ited with Mrs. W. Lyon', Mr. .and Mrs. Thomas Miller spent Sunday with friends at Ow-ley. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cooper and . visited'. with Mrs`, Jos' eph Lyon and Mr, and Mrs, Richard bolero, Dayton, Ohio, visited with iyO. and Mrs. Robert Fairservice, , .Chierett services, will be held in Londesboro 'United Church on Sun- day at 10 o'clock standard time. Miss Anne Fairservice, Detroit, spent the weekend With her par- ents Mr.. and Mrs. R. Fairsenviee, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Daer and Auburn,family, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vodden on sun, day, Friends will be. pleased to hear that Mr. Bert Allen'is home from the hospital and is feeling much 'better. lvIr.','and Mrs, John Adams and Leland; spent .Sonde with the former-es sister, Mie's L. Adams,,,A1- bert Street, and attended Ontarib Street United Church anniversary. Street Frances Lyon left this week to enter University of Tor- onto, where she is starting her final year in Physical and °mina- tional Therapy. She has been in- terning at. Westminster Hospital, London, for the summer months. The Londesborp Women's. In- stitute .will hold their meeting October 4, There will be a dem- onstration on .flower arranging, Forty percent of Canada'e popula- tion is in the under 14 years and over 65 years age group. Friday, September 28 Ken Wilbee's Orchestra , ,- ,. LAST DANCE Pavilion BAYFIELD f. 'that was What the Canada Com- pany charged him. For those who haveret heard of Bayfield, let, me say that it's a pleasant little sum- mer resort village nbw with a pip- ulation of about 400:' It's right on Lake Huron and onethe Bluewater highway between Grand' Bend and Goderich. 'A generation before most other places in the Huron Tract came into being a century ago Bayfield was a thriving lake port with three elevators. In 1856 . . that's a hundred. years ago : . . *100,000 bushels of wheat were shipped from here. Often there were better markets here than in Goderich, the County Town and businessmen came from as far away as Chicago to locate in Bay- field. HoweVer, as Mr. Francis mentioned when the railway term- inals were located at Goderieh, Hayfield's fortune' declined. Nev- ertheless . . and I emote from the county atlas of 1879 . , Bayfield possesses attribptes which none can. deny it -. those of a pleas- ant, quiet, little country town en- joying all the benefits which may bp reaped from a Hell and fertile country surrounding it and a good class of citizens inhabiting it. As such it cannot but continue to flourish. Thos'e words written about 80 years ago are still true, And here's a man who knows it . . , he's been here longer than 89' years, that well-known apple grower, Mr. Stirling. How old are you Mr, Stirling? Stirling: I'm 82 years young and thanks to the epples I don't fee] a day Over 60. (Continued on Page Seven) THEY STOOD ROOTED ' TO'il-IE SPOT 4 .4.4ve "This is the place we've been looking for Our lives!" they said. Find out why to- day. Soak end gsI CITIES SERVICE "hE'sf ""hilland Por y lledel_ CAC•RERVICF • TIRC e' Special Sale MEN'S • 'WORK BOOTS Rig, $10.45 NOW $7.25 Reg. $9.25 NOW $5.95 MEN'S - BOYS' - WOMEN'S;. RUBBERS- AT REDUCED PRICES Mcainchey's GENERAL STORE and SNACK BAR "Home Baking on Order" *.Phone HU 2:9113 *MINA ONT. .:44.4.44,444-4440.-4444:44.:-.:44+:44444. \Drive in for our TOP FLIGHT SERV - - Be Prepared For Winter When it ArriVest Don't wait until you have to instal anti-freeze. to gel, your car's cooling system ehceked for leaks, Drive in--to our .- station and we' will check your rad- iator with our, leak detector, repairs are needed we will put your car in TOP'' FLIGHT shape • • /We will flush, stop leaks — tighten hose- ' connections, It will pay _you to try our TOP FLIGHT SERVICE' AUTO WELLS ELECTRIC "Bill" Wells, Proprietor - "Tie Original Tune-Up Shop" If RANSITE' BUILDING SEWER PIPE Engineered to Protect Against Root Clogging Every year tree roots clog thousands of haute sewer lines. Refuse backs up into the home and pipes have to be cleaned out . even dug up and replaced. protect home Owners against this trouble, we install Transite Building Sewer Pipe—the white pipe that's engineered by Johns. Manville to guard against root clogging. Each joint is Securely en- cased in durable asbestos-cement Transit° to keep roots out. We're specialists in house sewer line work. It you're planning on a new house sewer, let us tell you how Transite Building Sewer Pipe can help you avoid future headaches and expense. Phone uS today for an estimate. Sutter-Perdue Ltd J01111S.14AS 11 cs Phone H U 2-7023 Clinton gPc CLINTON MW'SerI,ECOriP TIC JfI,SDAX, .SE". -10.411 10f$-- also one on beauty .councillor mattes.' The motto will :137e given by Mrs., Edwin Wood. Roll call, "Y. 011 r Grandmother's Mktdon, name."' PeOgratri, 1)/1-re. Armstrong, Mrs. Reid, Mrs. W. Howett, Mrs, L. Thinking.. hostesses, Mrs, E. Knox, Mrs. 150Watt, Tebbutt, Mrs, L. Reid, Mrs, Thom.- ason, Mrs. Fangrad. This is the grandmothers' meet- ing and th e grandmothers elub. being entertained. Miss Barbara, Bassett, Condon,. WaS home over the weekend.' E. A. Featherston, Lienden,'w.ae. 'home .ever the Weekend. Mr, and Mrs. 1-I„ Ormond. Were in •Detreit fpr a couple of days last week, Mr. and .mm R, wcloupli&o. visited his. aunt Miss G. Wolfer:, den on Sunday. Mle and Mrs— W. Dunn and Janice,. London, spent' the weekend et their efettage, Mr. and Mrs, Thompson and RObert,..petr-Olt, were at their CO- tage for the Weekend. Miss Jessie. Metcalf, Detroit, Spent the weekend, with herenoth- er, Mrs. W, F. Metcalf, • Misses 1111`, and R. Kruke, Dear- Urn, were at The Village Guild from Friday to Sunday, Dr. and Mrs. W. Tillrnane and . family, London, were .at their cot— tage over the weekend. • EXTRA, POI NT. 0 Mrs.. W. 7,C. Jewett, Gederieb, is spending this week Witie her daughter, Mrs. LeRoy Petit. . Mr. and Mrs. Leo Duggan and Patsy, Stratford, were at their cottage over the weekend, : Xr. and Mrs, Harry Dean, Lon don, are visiting the latter'e sis- ter, Mrs, R. L. MaeMillen. e Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Oddleifson, London, were at their home in the village over the weekend. Dr. and Mrs. J, R. Jowett, Olin- ; ton, `Iowa, came on Saturday to visit his aunt, Mrs, C. W. Brown. Dr.e and Mrs. R. Nicholls, Lon- don, were with her mother, Mrs, F. W. llecEwen, over the weekend, Mr. and Mrs. J, Cruickshank and Hertheea, Holmesville, spent Sunday „with Mrs. William Stur- geon, Mr. and Mrs, S. Bryant returned to their cottage on Tuesday after having „spent a week at their home in Byron. • John Biggart, Toronto,ea mem- ber of an old Hayfield family, is a guest at the Albion Hotel for a few days. Erie Cleave accompanied by Douglase Switzer left on Saturday for Three Hills, Alta., to resume his studies. Robert MabLeod and daughter, Cathy, London, visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. L. H. D. MacLeod on Sunday. Forsee: This is Reid Forsee speaking from the Town: Hall 'n I3ayfield,. Ontario, where a large crowd 'has gthered to help us bring you. this special. Centennial broaeleast. The' CBC appreciates the'invitation of the Hayfield Agricultural Society.aed the w,eek- ly newepaper, the Clinton News- Record to join in the Hayfield Fair's centennial by presenting a Salute to Bayfield and our regular Sunday . morn g i n Neighbourly News ltroadcast from this Huron :County village. The residents of Hayfield one hundred years ago, like its present residents had the .energy and foresight, which made this centennial fair ossible. 100 years ago Bayfield' was one of Huron- County's up-and-coming communities and we'll hear more about that in a few moments when our ,Neighbourly -News commentat- or, Don Fairhairn talks with some of the older residents. But first here is the Warden of Hitron County with a- special word of welcome; Mr. John Fischer e of Turnberry ;Township. Fischer: ThAnk you, Reid. This year Hayfield is celebrating the sene hundredth anniversary of its fair and its citizens are looking forward to welcoming and renew- ing acquaintances at the Centen- nial Fair this corning Thursday. Here in Huron County in south- western Ontario we're proud of Our agricultural land and its, pro ducts. You won't find a county in Canada With a larger proportion of good farm, land and Bayfield Fair exhibits the finest fruits, vegetables and livestock that land produces, and over 14 ac- res cafe 'produce a lot. Huron eountyeis proud to have a fair that has exhibited the products, of th;s land for 100 years. May I con- gratulate the executive And direc- tors on reaching this milestone, Forsee: Thank you, Mr. Fischer for coming from yottr far northern township to this southern one some 40 miles to be with us this mor- ning. Ahd now the chairman of the trustee board of Hayfield, Mr. Reg Francis, ergs of Bayfield B,,,AfISS Wii()1)S. 1905 Ontario Vliample.4 Rural .Correspendetia PHONE; BstaFIELD 45,r 3 es.„ News oi Londesboro 01470spondept., riVANPT Alone Bilytb $7 r To save you the high eclat of replacing fall aril winter suits, we take special care to give you the kind of dry cleaning' that LENGTHENS the life of your serges,' tweeds. For •skillfel treat- ment, quality work call us. For Your Convenience Use Our Down Town Office on King Street (formerly Simpsons-Sears) 5 yeCirs' BERLOU Mothproof- ing 'protection for a 9x12 rug costs $5.40, . . JuSt - $1.08 per: year! +e T4. 4.* t 'S• Phone: IIU. 2-6632 V.' 44444 eetseeeeteteeteeetese eettetteeeeletleteSee teteeteeettelseetteleet eteleit 04444 tev Clinton Laundry and ry : Cleaning • Let Orie COI1 Do It Phone 'HU -24064" - Beech' Street THIS IS THE TIME OF YEAR FOR EVISCERATED FOWL GET YOURS TODAY. You Can Now Pay Your Fuel Bill On The Budget Plan At No Additional Cost To You CONTACT YOUR CITIES SERVICE DISTRIBUTOR FOR FURTHER INFORMATION Jack Sruton Phone 1111. 2.9653 "THE HOME .OP GOOD CLEAN VUELS" lierancis: ,First ot all, Reid, on behalf Of our citizens, I'd like to thank you and Don -Fairbairri for earning to Hayfield to honour our fair. When the first one wt's held 100 years ago, Hayfield had' high. hopes Of becoming an important shipping point for grain and Other produce b When the terminal of the arid Lake Huron Rale, Way. Was,chaeged to' Goderich irr 1.851ehepeS dwindled. Finally when the London, Muth and Brute )tail.. way was built in 1876, the sarrie year Hayfield was incorporated as a village, our ferttdiee dedlined Until we reverted to a police vlrw lage 30 years ago. We have a fine natural harbour and a picturesque location-0i; was .8eletted by Ad, miral Henry Hayfield .far the Bar— on De tttyll who- bought1,600 acres here in 1Vil. Anal the river Ad the village were tatted after him. Probably your Neighbourly News.. man, , Don Fairbairn has mere to day rtbottt that.. Valibalent' Only that the good Baron get it eenSiclerahly. cheaper. eliegallnitlilaliNinlitillennign • then he would today, price in 11330 was 96 per acres and si