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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1957-08-08, Page 6I'AM11 .SP 7} MiliNTON INTPWS-WOIM News of Bayfield By MISS liaVOX in WOODS. 1955 Ontario ,OJhswnplon RUrlal, Corxespoodent PHONE: BAYFIELD O: r 3� Miss Janet Burch, Wil,lewdale, ds the guest of Miss Seen Beth j Iauut- er. Mr, and Mrs° Frank Mcillrgy, Toronto, are holidaying at Lloyd'.e Kerins, Mr, and Mrs, James Randall, • Montreal, spent last week et a " Scatelener cabin, Mr, and Mrs, Dalton Smith, and - Janet, London, were at. their Got, "cage over the weekend. Mss Toronto, came an Wednes'da'y of fest Week=ta visit Wee R. IT. F. Gairdner, Prolfesser •'arid Mrs, R; K. E, Pemberton, London, are et their eattage an Ltarkeside Berle Mr. and Mrs: Stewart Atkinson and Dawid,Detroit, spent *owe*. eod- heweek- end- wJthr, D. A. Atkinson. Miss Evelyn Howard, Toronto, wed on Mrs. J. M. SteWert and .Mrs. R, B° Johnston ork. Monday, Mr.. and Mrs, J. M, Atkinson; St. Glair Shores, Mich., are at their 2 CENTS - A BUSHEL Stops Grain Insects . For A Whole Year •.Spray Bins With HOWARD - BIN TREAT to kill insects in cracks and crevices. •OWADD BIN TREAT k. Treat new grain with HOWARD ' GRAIN GUARD POWDER Mixes' easily with new grain as it is binned—pro- teen innedpzo-meets it from .grain insects for 'a whole year without afl eebingg milling, feed or seed vallue. it costs abouts 2c a bush- el 'to use IN TREAT and GRAIN GUARD—less than it does to fumigate. , ON SALE AT CLINTON FARM, SUPPLY and Machine Shop Phone HUnter 2-9613 home o ii Colina Street this week. Mr. and .Mrs, R. Gilliard, fats)", St, ThoM+as; are the guests orf Mrs. Gillard's sister, Mrs: Peel Cleave. Mrs W, Jefferies, Comber, els-; ited her beetrher and soccer- in-law, -Mr. and Mrs, S, Bryant lust week,' Mrs. J. A, Coterie, Toronto, .left' on Tuesddy ager visiting her .cous- in, Mats. Robert Sootchmer for a';j week. The Rev, L. C. Harrison, Dor- chester, Was' the guest of Mr, end Mrs, J, E, •Hovey from Sunday to Tuesday. Robert Ackersviller, Stratford, visited his brother-in-law and sist- er, 1*. and Mrs, .Benjaniin Rath - Well lest + week. Mr. and! Mrs, Eric Elliott, Osh- awa, visited the former's .cousin Mrs: Alf Scotchnier Jr, and family for a few days last week, Mr. and Mrs, Munro. Fisher and Susan, Waterloo, ,occupied their cottage on Dow Street over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Harmer, Stratford, were at Mrs. R: M{cEwam'scot- tage "The Cedars" over the week- end and holiday, 1V4r. and Mrs. E, W. Oddleleson returned to London on Monday after having been at their home over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. T Mallett and [family; London, are vacationing in in the Grainger cottage on How- ard Street. JCor,poral Lloyd Westlake re- turned to duty with the 0, P. P. Kitchener on Monday after a vac- ation in the village. Mr, and Mrs. William C. Par- ker, London Were also weekend visitors with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fraser. Mrs Doirald Robinson; London, was with .her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Harpy Baker, "Wheea-In" over the.loryg weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Burt, Jo- Anne, Karen and. Cathy,' London, spent the .weekend with the form- er's mother, Mrs, L. M. Burt Mr. and Mrs. W611iarcn Avey are' children and Mr. Greanw'ood, Lon- don, we`re the guests of Dr. and Mrs.•R. H. Hunter on Sunday. Our. and Mrs. Robert McIntosh, Detroit, .are occupying the Gal- braith cottage on Bayfield. Terf'ace for the month of August. Dr. and Mrs. William A. Tile mann and family, London, are holi- daying at their cottage "Longue Vue," Mrs. Paul Walden and family, (London, are occuping the Gal- braith :guest house at "Sylvan Aloes". Miss Margaret Macdonald Lias returned • to "Stonehaven" after having been. in Toronto from Fri- day to Tuesday. Mr, and Mrs. Red Ruhi and three' sons., St. Thonnas, . are holt- daying in Bather's cottage this week. The Rev.. and M. J. Wilkinson and two childree, Raileytbury, ' are occupying the A. F. Seotehrner r FARMERS We are shipping cattle every Monday . for United Co-operative of Ontario and solicit your patronage We will pick them up at your farm. Please PHONE COLLECT not later than Saturday nights. Seaforth Farmers . Co-operative le S. Hunt, Shipper PHONES—Day 9;.. Evenings 481w 24-tfb Waterloo Cattle Breeding- Association "Where Better Bulls Are Used" NO SERVICE ` ON AUGUST hath and 14th 4 The National Association of Artificial Breeders, an international organization, are coming to Toronto, Ont, for their. annual .convention. So that our entire •staff con take advantage of this unusual opportunity to attend. this meeting, we are closing down for two days. We have not closed down for holidays for several years and do not expe;t to do so this year. - c�� • An, Example ofour Holstein bulls: GLENAFTON BENEFACTOR, Ex. and Extra, The only living Ex & Extra Holstein bull. For Ser and Beef r ��ree� ore � �e:��acoXirect to: ormtion on all Dain' CLINTON HU 2-3441 Between, 1.30 and 0.30 am, Waiting fora Customer Business was fairly brisk at the ticket -selling counter at the Hayfield Lawns frolic Last Wednesday evenizvg, but at this moment Jobs' Howard (left) was, lookasvg abount for a likely customer, It . eems that they took time out for a cooling drink off something or other, as WeelL In the background is ehe pile of prize§ which were :given away in draws at the close of the evening. (News -Record Photo) cottage for Ai'gtlsit, Mr, and Mrs. Robert MacLeod, Byron, were with his parents, Mr, and Mrs, L. H. D. MacLeod, over the weekend and Civic 'Holiday. Mr. and Mrs, A. A. Armstrong were at Ripley on Monday, to at- tend the funeral of his niece's hus- band, John Wilioek. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Knight, Toronto, spent the weekend 'with bis sister, Mrs. Art, Latimer and Earth'l'y, . " - HIarold King was able to leave Clinton Public Hospital on Friday and is recuperating at.the hone of. Mr, and Mrs. H. A, Featherstone. Mr. and Mrs; John Charbere and Jerry Chambers, Stratford,' were alsoguests of Kr. and Mrs, William R, EUiatt• one day last week. Mrs, J. Meeks, ' Beryle and Rhoda,, Stratford; 'and her nephew, letchard. Beaufeld, Toronto, are sp""ending some time with Mr and Mrs. William R. E , ott. ' Mr"° and Mrs, Sana Lawrason, nitehell, spent the weekend 'with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Heard and the former's mother, Mrs. Isabella rL,awrason. . Logan Cleave; Bronson. Line, Stanley Township, was taken to 1Clinton Hospital on Tuesday ,sof-_ /tering ,from `pneumonia and pleu- risy. Mr." and Mrs. Paul Peak, Tor- onto, are visiting their 'aunts Mrs. S. H. 1VecElvoy and Mrs. Leila LatudensIager at the Oddleifson residence. Mr. and Ml's, Jack -Fraser, Jr. and baby Ricky returned to Lon- don on Monday after having spent a week's`: Vacation w1,th his par-, eats. The Parsonage Board of St. An- drew's, ndrew's, lea )field and Grace United Church, Porter's Hill, held a very succes's ul.. supper in the church basement on Monday, August..5. Mreeelid Mrs. Neil Mustard and family who have been holidaying at the family cottage will return to their home in Port Credit ' the end of the week. / Mr. and. Mrs. Gordon Johnston, Paris, Ison. and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.. Lloyd Johnston, Galt, visited thhe former's sister, Mrs. Malcom Toms on Friday. Miss Florence Summers return- ed to her .duties as a nurse's aid at Brantford Sanatorium, after having spent a week's• vacation at the home of Mrs.. William R. El- liott. Mrs. T. Stinson, Edmonton, Alta. and .brother, Jadk Whitton, Vic- toria, Be., left on Friday morn- ing on the return trip, after hav- ing visited their cousjn, Mrs. A. A. Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs.. Allen Noblston, Toronto, were the guests of Miss M. Hodgins, "Stonehaven", ' over Oti the vic Hlorliday weekend, Mr. Ndblston is an editorial writer on the staff of the Toronto Telegram, Mr. and Mrs. W. E! )coney and foiur children, Chrds, Linda, Kevin and Robbie, Fositoria., .Ohio, arriv- ed on Saturday to spend a couple of weeks With Mrs, Mnele<y's moth- er? Mrs, L. M. Butt. M. and Mrs, Gordon D. Weeks-, St. Catharines; spent Tuesday with Mr, and Mrs, R. Roy Fitzsimons, Mrs. Newman returned with, them after spending the last six weeks with her daughter and son-in-law. Misses Carrie Dixon, Marion Van Sickle, Adele BroCkllebank, Pearl Lamb, Florence Yardley, Marjorie Hamel, .lean El 1igh, and Mrs, A. H'varibural; Brantford, o0- et pied the Rev. F H, Patull's house over the Civic HTolidapg^ Weekend. Nr. and Mrs, Archie Fletcher, London, and Mr. and NLrs. G. D. Pry and family, Wailaceburg, ac copied cabins over the Weekend; and Mr. and Mrs, Racy H'el1yar and baby, London'; are vaxationtnig at the Stotehnner caibies this week. abir. and Mrs. William Murray, Sr. and William Murray, Jr., Dei;- roft, were a ,-t their home in the village we the weekend:, Mr, and Mrs. William, Mouray', Jr., and two children, and Mrs. Mur; ray's eaesin were also there for several days last Weep, The Reverend and Mrs. H. 13, ScudaMore have returned to their 'Cottage at Hays Beach atter a Iver -month viten in HfO1,L, JS.C, Mr. and Mrs, J. Seud'an:ere and soli John, Toronto, were with his: par- ents over the Civiie 1lbliday week- end. Dr. and Mrs. Wesley Heard, De- troit, Mrs. Elnily Heard and Mrs. Cass Hough, Plymouth, Miele were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon M. Galbraith . at "Sylvan Acres", and also had' the pleasure of attending the Shakespearean Festival, Stratford. Miss E,guestvel]ryn Howard, Toronto, was the on Sunday of her cousin, Mrs. Gladwin Westlake, Other guests at the •Westlake home' on' Sunday were Mr,. and Mrs. Earl Walls, London; Mr. and Mrs. Menno S/teekle and three children, Zurich. LAC and Mrs. , James. Harr ngton and family who theme been °metilr- ing Mrs, Des Jardine's house- on Colina Street, movecli to Adastral Park on Monday. Mrs. Hazrinlg- ton's brother and wife from Toron- to, and father, William Feint, were their guests • over the weekend. air, and Mrs. Hunter, Edmonton, Alta.; Mrs. H. Wise and Miss Belly 'Mellott, London, were guests otf their sister, Mrs, W. A. Town- shend at her cottage on Wednes- day of last week. Mrs. H. Wise also spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs, Archie Armstrong, and went on Sunday to visit her son in Clinton. Charles Donaldson, soreinlatw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. P. Leiwis, Ottawa, who are visiting Mr. and Mrs. James Donaldson, Goderich, called at "The Hut" .on Wednesday and also visited friends in the dastriot, Mr. Donaldson is one o/f those .perpetually young in spirit, octogenarians, who enjoyed seeing , the old familiar haunts again. • Vire and Mrs. Doz}ald • Mathews and daughter Diane, Belllevvlle, Mr, and •Mrs. Donald Mathews Jr., London, were the guests of the litter's mother, Mrs.. R. Bassett, over the weekend. Other guests at the Albion Motel included: Mr. and Mrs. Steve Neville, Senile., and the latter's aunt, Mrs. A. R. Palmer, Noreo1k, England; Mr. and Mrs. R. Tolbin, Detroit, who were cruising an Lake Huron. Mr. and Mrs, John Elliott, Jinn- •my, Susan and Nancy, Kitchener, who were with the former's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wirt. R, Elliott, from July 14-28, returned to spend the Civic Holiday -Weekend here. Also with Mr. ands Mrs. William R. Elliott on Monday were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fryer; John Meeks, Stratford; Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Fryer, Jimmy and Dianne, Ingersoll; Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Fry- er, Glenda, Ruth. and Ricky, Lon- don. Guests registered at The Little Inn include: Dr. and Mrs. G. Fras- er and John, London; Mr, sand Mrs. H. R. Neville,' East Lansing; Miss 1VTargaret MacDougall, Lon- don; Mr. and Mrs. Fred White, Detroit; Miss Anne. Kernick, Lori- don; Miss Vera Mason, St. Thom- as; Miss Evelyn Madely, Sit. Thom- as; Miss An dreg Penhale, London; 'Misses M a riga r en. and Frances Burns, Kitchener; Mrs, Dorothy Wreford and Bonnie, Oakville; Mr, and Mrs. R, >y• R clr.ards; Stmt. (ford; Mise Margaret Evans, Sitrat- /ford; Mr, and Mrs. R. Hawkins, Wied'sor° WlvtS Entertains • The United Church Woman's Missionary Society met in the Sunday School room, at the church on Tlhersday ;afternoon, They had as their guests the Willing Work- ers', the Mission and and the Balby Band. The past president, Mrs. John Scotchtrier conducted the meeting The Program consisted of a couple of stories for the children, tole by Wilts? A. M. Stirling; readings by''Mrs, J. Lindsey, Mrs. 3, Scot-. droner;: a song by Michael Green; recitation Lyni da •Scotehnner; pi- ano solos by Marion and Margaret Porter. At the concusion,a plonie lunch on the square and games fol' the children were enjoyed, Kippen Gun .Club Shoot on Sunday . (By Our I1eireali Cortespotteent) l uppett Gun Club Is holding a trap shoot at Rirppen this Sundaay. August 11 at 2 p.nt A Sa bird event, also handicap and doubles, time ,permitting, A large ntiMber• Of entries front out of town dubs are expected, SPORT In last Swed ek's paper an ,article ..That poetry printed was usually read; .And it invited souneone to write `a. poem, So here's one to read while you sit at home; It's about the two of Bay4field once more, Pet thish tune the poet isn't sore; S1ie wants to. gOlnilaIMOIlt a cert lain mail Who's heliPing the etemner- resort all he can. This certain, pian is .a .great golf Who wants the sport to grow and grow; So he up and; started a new golf netuee, 'Acid to learn to play it's a woad- 'erful source, 1roni year cottage door, it's just ▪ Short drive To get the exercise w1hu bu makes' you, thrive; It's a wonderful, sport .and loads eef fun, Especialisr if you get e. hole in o ne! Both young and old need things to do Besides sit on, the beach and see who's hoa, rt's, sport likewgolf that we all need, And Mr. Hues you took the lead, You started something the town really needs, Now everyone ,up to the golf ,course speeds; Zt's sulch a fine place and so .Abse at hand, ,And really we golfers think it's just grand; I think it a shame if you let the summer pass :by iWthout Owing this sport at least one try; And don't feel ashamed because you don't know how, Get out and Pearn and learn it now. There's 'a lad up there that'll. teach you the game And pretty soon you'll be gain- ing fame; You'll hit that ball so long -and fan And then you'll be even playing • ;par. So experts and duds get out and play. Golf's the leading game to -day! The Clinton -Bayfield Club's the place. ' So go on up and keep in ;pace! —A HAPPY GOLFER, Bazaar and Tea at Knox Presbyterian The women of Knox -Presbyter- tan Church held a very successful (bazaar and tea on the church lawn on Friday afternoon. Miss C. P. Rankin had charge of a table of white elephants, which; she had donated. The home cooking went very quickly, Mrs, Bruce Menerey poured at a very prettily arranged tea table. Assisting in serving were her three nieces, Misses, Kathleen and Marie Elliott, and Mrs. A. Dutton; all of Brucefield, who were visiting their -aunt, Mrs, H. H. Ormond favoured with ac- cordion music.. Miss Ethel Fowlie acted as treasurer for this occas- ion. WORMY, AUGUST 7 Pioneer 'ark. ....:Annual Piau's More Improvements As Funds Available My our, Bayilel4 Oorreslroadent) .114r, and Mrs, H. H, Qrznend as the date next year for thea annual benefit, The president ex.rressed thanks, to G, M, Galbraith and Adan; Gal: bralth foo taking Charge and pro- jecting the:Wednesday night filmes... to the members .of the Lions Club for, Til', F B. releases on Monday nights; . to Mrs'. Win and Miss Jessie L. Metcalf for taking charges of the menage sale and to II; I .- Oranond for -ell hi work at the Park and to all others who had' helped in any way to make this. a successful year with renewed: interest, He also welcomed sev: • eral'new rnernbere to the associate ion, • - . . Relfore the adjourxument Mese H. H. Ormond served coffee snide cookies. The meeting tendered for a. hearty vote of thanks, On Monday aftern000n the di - rooters met at the home of Miss•• Lrurciy R, Woods. Officers were" elected as follows: president Ormond;- vice-president, Mrs. C. R. Wiii treasurer; Mrs. J. E. H evey. Under the chairmanship - of HT, H. Ormond; Mrs. F. H. Pull, was appointed secretary. opened then' gracious home for the annual meeting of the Pione eer Park Association one Friday evening, There was a ;;.god at. tendance, Dr, H. Hunter, president was in the chair. Mrs. P. el, Pau11 secretary gave a report and; the minutes .of the last annual and•. Direetore meeting. Mrs. J. 31, Hovey, treasurer, read the financi4 statement which had been audited by R. Roy Fitz- simons. J. M. Stewart brought in the new slate Of .directors to serve for '.three years:, Dr. E, A. Me- Master, Seafortli; Miss Kathleen Redd, Windsor and Lloyd Makies who were duly elected. The retiring directors. were; Misses Jessie L. Metcalfe, Lucy R. Woods and Alf F. Scotchaner. Miss Lucy R, Woods was ap- pointed honor* president and R. Roy Fitzsimons, auditor, Dr, R. G. Hunter, outlined the necessity for a ' clear -+cut pantile of the aians of the association. After some healthy discussion: regarding fund-raising aetirvitiesy' and the need for recreational fac- ilities for young people. it was •decided to continue with, the prim' ary f.im of the association in de- veloping the park. And that it be accomplished before assuming other -responsibilities, O. M. Galbraith reported on the Wednesday might movies. 'He suggested that a future aim' might be to purchase a 35,m.. m. project- or. Mr. Galbraith was named to direct the care of the ggraufids. li. H; Ormond reported on the prevention of erosion project. The building of a beach 'below the cliffs iias not proceeded as quickly as had been hoped awing to a change in currents and the direct- ion of the prevailing wind.The beach°is, hot never, building from the north as the engineer predict- ed, ' A pipe was laid down the bank -last autumn to carry off water from the surface drainage. Owing to the shifting of the bank it needs repair. Mrs,. C. R. Will reported on the great successof the rummage sale. The meeting those July 15, X111111111 MEI I 1 11111 11111111 1111 1111111111 11 IIII1111�V�1' NOTICE HOLIDAY PERIOD Our Welding Shop will lien closed for our Annual 'Holiday Period from MONDAY, AUG. 12 to - MONDAY, AUG. 26 FOR OXYGEN and ACETYLENE' please call MURPHY BROS. HU 2-9475 HAUGHTON'S' WELDING -MACHINE SHOP' • Huron Street -- Clinton. Phone, HU' 2-9771 IIIA (III 5110011111111IE ll➢E9I1NIID@II®Illtllll➢l 11111111111 1957 STUDEBAKER CHAMPION Deluxe -4 -Dr. with Overdrive Driven by factory service- manager. Will be sold at attractive discount. • Other . Good Used Cars W. H. Dalrymple & Son STUDEBAKER SALES ,and' SERVICE BRUCEFIELD, Ont. Phone HU 2-9211 • BE SURE TO ATTEND THE .. . P GODERICH TRADE FAIR SPONSORED BY THE KINSMEN CLUB OF GODERICH 4—RIG DAYS —4 AUGUST 14-15-16-17 MONSTER MIDWAY. 12 RIDES • OVER 2G CONCESSIONS • 3 SIDE SHOWS . • REFRESHMENTS SATURDAY' NITEAU6UST 17 VARIETY SHOW FIREWORt{S DISPLAY DRAW FOR $100 A MONTH FOR 1 YEAR OR s1,600 CASH SEE THE EXHIBITS and DISPLAYS AT ° GODERICH MEMORIAL ARENA . a AND AGRICULTURAL PARK