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Clinton News-Record, 1958-06-05, Page 8News of Bayfield By MISS LIJOY B. WOWS FKONEt. EATVIET4D 45 r 3 CUNTON NEWS-RECORD TI-11.111SDAZ JUNE 5, 1.958 VAGE EIGHT 11.4.Polgxa!faPr""... .111.1.11, cottages, Among them, were Jatn- Mackie returned from their wed- SALTFORD, ONT. Al Linfield El. Atkinson 22-26-p LAKEVIEW CASINO Grand Bend 0 0 0 DANCING SATURDAYS 0 0 0 UONEL THORNTON and this Casa Royal Orchestra —.4 am =RV MUER is A PERSON WHO RAE .4 GOOD MEMORY AND HOPES OTHERS HAVEN'T! a word of advice. Rely upon Clinton Laundry and Dry Cleaners for always Smart like-new dresses, suits and coats and he'll respond with praise for the smartest "little wife in the world". This Week the Lucky No. is 1826 Check your Calendar.„ if the number Matches,' take the Calendar to our office and claim your 0.0 eredlt. For Your Convenience Use Our Down Town Office on King Street (formerly Simpsoins-Sears) V LAUNDRY &-CLEANERS zei -6,..La,egdePLt axeq CLINTON • (7r,e, HU 927064 Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Knight and Miss E. W. Dupuis, Toronto, were in the village a few days last week. Mrs, Percy Weston entertained her two sisters, Mrs. H. Bender, Zurich, and Mrs, Robert Fulton, Edmonton, Alta., the latter return- ing to her home in Edmonton, after a two week's visit here, on Sunday. James Brown, Detroit, who has been spending his summer holidays in Bayfield for over 40 years, and Mrs, Brown, arrived on Wednesday and were guests at The Little Inn. Mr. Brown returned on Sunday, and Mrs. Brown is staying this week. Other guests over the week- end were: Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Copp,, Windsor; F. A. Lowe and Nathaniel Barber, both of Niagara Falls, N.Y.; the Misses Pelto, Miss .V. West, Miss M, Dunbar, Miss M. Barrows, and. Miss M. Hoven, all of Niagara Falls, N.Y. Joanne and Kenny Arkell, with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Arkell and uncle Ken Arkell, Bay City, Michigan, were at their fam- ily home over the Memorial Day holidays. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Middleton and Bobby, visited their uncle, Lauder Buchan, on Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Nichols, London, and father, William Nich- ols, Toronto, were guests of Mrs. Fred McEwen on Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. James Munshaw and Mrs. Edward McAsh, London, visited their niece and nephew, on Sunday, Mrs. J. Richardson and Jack Mac- Kenzie. Their sister, Mrs. James H. Phinney and Mr. Phinney, De- troit, were also guests. Owing to the continued illness of Mrs. Reg. Ball, Miss Jacqueline Cluff will continue as teacher for the upper grades, during June, at the Bayfield Public School, The long Memorial Day week- end brought many of Bayfield's "U.S. summer colony" to their Hunter and family, -Toronto; the Misses Margaret and Rhea Krtike, Furter received a 'degree of Doc- tor of Philosphy at the Univers- Windsor. Stewart Cook and fain- ity of Toronto, and will join the research centre of DuPont at Kingston, Mr. Furter was a brilliant stu- dent, and has, financed his entire course wiith scholarships He is an honour graduate of Royal itary College, 1953, B.Sc., UniVer- •ItY' of Toronto, 1954, SM Massa- chusetts 1.institute of Technology, 1955 and the School of Graduate Studies, University of "Iloronto, 1955-58. He is the son of, the late ,hurter and mrs', Furter, London. ding trip to the Eastern States on Wednesday and visited Marion's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Maki. on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs, Makins visited them in their' new home, hi London. Mrs. Deibert flaw, Don, Dawne. and Peggy Log, Proton; Miss Lor- na Heard, London; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heard and Douglas, Strat- ford, visited a week ago Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. .R..wsel. Heard .and wits= Heard when they had a family ..dinner in the park, Congrattillations are due wia„ limn 'F. Furter, a grandson of mra. William: J. Stinson (patient in Clinton Public Hospital), Mr, WILLIAM DALE FARM, Clinton, Ont. 56 HEAD 52 Registered — 4 Grades Vaccinated — Accredited Some Good Calves for 4-H Clubs There are Heifers right for the Shows this Fall This is a nice lot of heifers in good condition. They were carefully selected. These heifers ore the kind that will grow into money, Many goad herds have been Started from heifers such as are Consigned to this sale. A real opportunity to make selections. Heifers Were hard to find. We have saved you time and travel. For Catalogs Write: Ontario Guernsey Breeders" Association Box 99—x- Guelph, Ont. Lunch availttble at noon 23-b Master Braden Doerr, Mitchell, is visiting his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hovey, this week. The Rt. Rev. Bishop and Mrs, W. A. Townshend were at their cottage fora few days. They sail on the Empress of England from Montreal, next Tuesday for Eng- land, Where the Bishop as a spec- ial delegate will, attend the Lam- beth Conference at Lambeth Pal- ace. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Odletfson, who spent the last two weeks at their home here, were called to Edmonton on Wednesday to attend the funeral of Mr. Odleifson's bro- ther, They left by plane from London. The Rev. Canon H. M. Lang- Ford, Waterloo, who was to have taken the services in Bayfield Par- ish on Sunday, was indisposed and unable to come. He was to have taken the place of the rector, who is to be absent for a couple of weeks. Rev. Harrison left after the Sunday services, and Herbert Bridle, lay reader of St. • Paul's Church, Clinton, will conduct next Sunday morning services; St. James' Church, Middleton at 9.30 a.m. and Trinity Church, Bayfield, at 11.00 a.m, Mrs. Charles Marks was taken to Clinton Public Hospital on Sat- nrday. Her daughter Miss Man? Marks, who was home for the weekend, returned to Toronto, on Sunday, Chancel Guild The Chancel Guild of Trinity Church held their regular monthly meeting at the home of the presi- dent, Mrs. John Cluff, on Tuesday last, with opening prayers by the rector. Mrs. C. Knuckey present- ed the secretary's report, and Mrs. John Stewart's treasurer's report was adopted. Discussion followed regarding two major objectives, gifts for altar linen and Nurses, and the possibility of getting vest- ments for the church choir. It was decided to make the latter a spec- ial objective this year, hoping to raise sufficient funds from those interested, to enable them to have the vestments purchased for, use at the Christmas season, Mr. and Mrs. P. Proctor, De- trait and Deer Lodge Park, Bay- field, have returned for the sum- mer season and are opening their es Day and family with 24 guests from Pleasant Ridge, Mich.; Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Cook, Evanston, Ill.; Mr. and Mrs, Fred Erb and children, Mr, and Mrs. F. }lend- ricks 440 guests, Mr, and Mrs. P. Lance and sons! Birmloghan, Dr. and Mrs, A, R. Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. Chester VelettS and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Shirks and fam- ily, William Norris, Mr. and Mrs. Richard C, Moore, Allan. Pugh, the G, Willitts family, all of Detroit, Mich. Other cottages open for the weekend were W, H. Dunn and family, London; Mr, and Mrs, Vic- tor Arnold, and children of Port Credit, Ont.; Dr. and Mrs. R. G. ily, Stratford; E. A, Douglas and family, London; B. T. Stephenson and family, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Parker, London; alsp Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Will, Mr, and Mrs. Ray Ashton,Mr. and Mrs, Warren Conk and aughters, London, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fraser, of Riverside, Windsor. Miss Shirley Brandon, student at U.W.O., has taken a position with the RCAF at Clinton for the summer months. Mrs, Jack Jowett has closed her winter home in the village and taken up residence for. the sum- mer, at her home in Jowett's Grave. John Pearson, Jr., London, visit- ed with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Pearson, over the weekend, The Misses M. and A. Watson, Windsor, have opened their sum- mer home for the season, also the Cree Cooks from Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. J. Milne, Edgerton Beach, Mr, and Mrs. A. W. Hayman, and Mr. Hayman is spending his holidays here, in June. Helen MacLeod, London; Jimmie Higgins, Toronto; Glen Brandon, Chatham; Glen Sturgeon, London; George Telford, Stratford; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fraser Jr., and baby son Ricky, Mr. and Mrs, Ro- bert Parker and daughter Pam, Mr. and Mrs. William Parker Jr., spent the weekend at their respec- tive homes in the village. Mrs. William Parker remained to stay a week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fraser. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Toms had as visitors the past week, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Toms, of Detroit. Miss Florence Gallop, Seaforth, has come to spend the summer in Bayfield. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Cook, Evanston, Ill., brought Mr. and Mrs. Cree Cook, Clinton, to their summer home. They had attended 'the wedding of their grandson Louis' marriage to Miss Mariann Bishop, Chicago, on May 24 in the Presbyterian Church, Evan- ston. Congratulations and best wishes to the young couple. At the Albion Hotel, over the weekend, were a party from Royal Oak, Mich., all members of the Young Adults Club of the First Baptist Church. For most of them it was their first visit to Bayfield, and they attended service at the Baptist Church on Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Ernst, Scott and Debra Ernest, Stan Sheiman, Milt Pritchard, George Stillman, Amy Truett, Sharon Jones, Elizabeth Ridout, Carolyn Toothacker, Sand- ra Luke and Audrey Morgan, Roy- al Oak; H. J. Rogers, Detroit; Russell Rude, Royal Oak; Susie Saunders, Birmingham; John Bris- tol, Royal Oak; Robert B, Roder, Hazel Park; John Proctazter, Roy- al Oak. Gerry' Wallis and Ted Turner, who have attended Air Cadet training this year, have been pro- moted to LAC. Mrs. A. W. Reid and daughter Kay, Windsor, arrived in the vil- lage on Wednesday, and opened their cottage, "Enfield". They had as their guests over the ,weekend, Mr. and Mrs. T. F. James, De- troit. On Monday Kay motored to Malton and met Mrs. M. Mar- shall, North Bay, who will again be staying for the summer months. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Stuart '9460'4* BALER and BINDER TWINE Holland Supreme and National "The Farmer's Choice" Haying Season is on its Way — Be Sure of a Supply. CHECK OUR PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY quantity Discounts VVettlaufer's Feed Mill Clinton Phone,HU. 2-9792 Goderich Township School Area Financial Report — 1957 RECEIPTS: Balance on hand at December 31, 1956* Grants from Provincial Government Township Grant on Teachers' Salaries: Temporary Loans Section Tax Levy at 7,5 mills Superannuation Deducted by' the Board" 1,070.70,1 13,239.13% 4,449,27- 9,537.35 3,600.001 5,200.00s Total PAYMENTS: Instruction 18,295.0q, Instructional Supplies 2,220.54' Administration 844.33:, Plant Operation 3,183.522 Plant Maintenance 1,107.23- Auxiliary Services 263.33'. Capital Outlays 265.004 Extraneous Expenditures 39.24' Repayment of Temporary Loans 5;259.277 Balance on hand at December 31,. 1957' 5;018.99'. $' 37,096.46, FRANK' YEIZ.Secretary,,Treasurer,... R.R. 3,. elinfoni. Ontario. • Electric Drills • Portable Saws • Wrench Sets • Soldering Kits • Electric San biers 9 Vises and Tool Boxes DROP IN BEFORE FATHER'S DAY AND SHOP FOR HIS CHOICE Watch for Special I.H.A. SUMMER SALE Coming Soon BALL & MUTCH !M.A. HARDWARE CLINTON HU 2-9505 WOCIONOMONOCONOCON GIVE YOUR CATTLE COMFORT IN FLY SEASON Purina Dairy Spray Concentrate for Dairy Cows Purina Liquid Stock Spray for Beef Cattle and Hogs PURINA FLY BAIT Sprinkle Fly Bait on Floors Wait Five Minutes! Then Count the Dead Flies! Use in Dairy Barns, Poultry Houses, Dog Kennels, Feed. Rooms and Outdoor Areas. Attracts and Kills Flies! Don't forget to See the New Mobile Feed Service Mill in Action Clinton Farm Supply and MACHINE SHOP CHARLES NELSON' Phone UV 2-9613 cottages, Herbert Kirkham, London, spent Thursday ,at the ..home of Mr, and Mrs. George Heard, to welcome 'his nephew, Larry 11/felvein Heard,. who with his mother, Mrs, George Heard, had returned from the Goderich hospital. Attending the spring meeting of the Huron Deanery held at .St, Stephen's Anglican Church, Gorrie, last Thursday, were Mrs. Brown 1-Rggins, seeretarty; Mrs. R. Lar- son, Mr. and Mrs, E. A, Feather- ston, Mrs, Emerson Heard, Mrs, jack Stewart, Mrs, R, 1-L F, Gaird- ner, Miss Margaret Howard and the Rev, B. J. B, Harrison. Mrs. Emerson Heard was appointed. Domes secretary, and the rector was elected secretary of the mirk.. isterial chapter. Miss Howard represented the Canterbury Club of U.W.O. and spoke in behalf of the club's project, "Big Beaver House" „ operation Keewatin. Brand New First Line TRACTOR TIRES Low Prices Our Reg. You Price Price Save 9 x 24 $46.15 $61.55 $15.40 lo x 28 $60.05 $84.05 $24.00 Other Sizes Available At Equal Savings. Special Prices On New DUNLOP Truck and Passenger Tires. DUNLOP TIRE DISTRIBUTORS 24-Hour Service on Tractor Tire Vulcanizing, Pumping & Repair. Bridge End Service Phone 535 Goderich GUERNSEY HEIFERS AT AUCTION Consignment Sale FRIDAY JUNE 13 1958 — 1.00 p.m. 29 BRED HEIFERS 27 OPEN HEIFERS Majority of open heifers of age to breed this fall Residential — Commercial and Industrial For ALL Your Repairs and Electrical Alterations - - phone BUY the GASOLINE that Gives the BEST PERFORMANCE! See Your Neighbourhood Cities Service Dealer Now! "WES" HOLLAND "DORY" RUTLEDGE We unhesitatingly recommend two great CITIES SERVICE products — Cities Service Regular and Premium Gasolines to give you top performance and econorny. Drop in today for a test tankful! Southint Citiedervice "Wes" Holland "Dory" Rutledge Phone HU 2-7055 VICTORIA STREET CLINTON 37,096.46' TOTAL 23-b Give L Dad the FATHER'S DAY WANTS Sune.. 1.5 •••••,...••••••••••