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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1959-07-02, Page 8.13$ AY 4.1 NBW15-117,40110 News of Bayfield 113, MSS 1417Or R, Vf/Q0iit$ PHONE: BAS r Mrs, p. Lyttle, Toronto, is the guest of Mrs. J, H, Cobb, janeee Higgins, Toronto, was with his parents for the weekend, Miss Jessie L, Metcalf, Detroit, is at her home here for the sea- son. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Prim, De- troit, spent the weekend at "Hol- ley Lodge,' Miss Ada I3ingly, Detroit, came to her home on Ann Street for the summer. Mrs. A. F. Furter and Mrs. L. G. Bassett, London spent Tues- day in the village. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jones, nenPall, visited Mr, and Mrs, F. P. Arkell 011 Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. M. Aikenhead, London, are occupying their cot- tage for the season, Don Mathews, London, spent the weekend with his wife and family at the Albion Hotel, Jack Tillreann and family, Lon- don, are at their cottage on Del- even Street for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Ford, London, have taken James Day's cottage for July and August. Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Cook, Donald and Nancy, Stratford, were at their cottage for the weekend, Mr. and Mrs, James Day and Jimmy, Grosse Pointe, Mich„ were at their cottage over the weekend, Don Bell completed ten weeks in carpentery at the Provincial Trade School in Toronto on Fri- day. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Oliver and eon, Tommy, Berkley, Michigan, spent the weekend with Mrs. Fas- tens. The Reverend John E. Birtch, St. Barnabas Church, Sarnia, cal- led at the rectory one day last week. Miss Connie Shantz, Port Albert was a guest at the Thomas Orr cottage, south of the village over the weekend. Mr, and Mrs. William Leeming and four children, Walton, visit- ed her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Fred Watson, on Sunday. • Mr. and Mrs. Percy Renner and David, spent Monday in Teeswater with his parents, the Rev, and Mrs. Peter Renner. The Bayfield Baptist Church Sunday School and congregational picnic was held in Jowett's Grove on Saturday afternoon. Rev. Ivor Bodenham attended the Fellowship Baptist Pastors Conference held at the Muskoka Baptist Conference Grounds at Huntsville, June 22 to 24, Mr. and Mrs. J, MacKenzie and two children, Toronto, are spend- ing a week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, ,L MacKenzie, Mr. and. Mrs, Charles Kingsbury, Michael and Christopher, Guelph, visited his brother, Don Kingsbury and fernily over the weekend, Mr. and Mrs. James Maitland and Peter, Winnipeg, came on Monday to spend a few days with their cousin, Mrs, Leroy Poth. Mrs, W. Greig and daughter Jean, Toronto, came recently to occupy their cottage, "Bali-Acres" at The Poplars, for the season, Mr, and Mrs, Allan eye, Brian Pye and friend S. Hart, Windsor, visited Charles Widcomh and Miss Mary Widcornb over the weekend. Mr, and Mrs. Harold Scott and Ronald returned to Dearborn, Miele, on Monday after having been guests at The Little Inn for a week. Miss Kathleen Reid and Miss Phyllis Duckworth Windsor, came on Friday to spend a week with the former's mother at "Enfield Cottage". Mr. and Mrs, Fred Schafleitlin, Judy, Susie and Donald, Niagara Falls, came on Tuesday to spend a vacation with Mrs. William H, Robinson. Mr, and Mrs. J. Pounder, Johnny Cathy and Mary Beth, London, are spending this week with Mrs. Pounder's mother, Mrs. Lloyd Scotchmer and family. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bauer and two children, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bauer and two children, Kitchen- er, were with their mother, Mrs. E. J. Bauer for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Wild and fam- ily, Nekoma, N. Dak., called on Mr. and Mrs. William H. Johnston and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Feather- stone on Suunday on route to Washington, D.C. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Castle and family, Galt, came on Monday to visit his father, T, W. Castle. Ken returned to Galt on Tuesday ev- ening, leaving his wife and' four boys for a longer stay. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Burt and Janice were here for the weekend. Mrs, L. M. Burt, Miss Mary. Lou Burt, Reg. N., accompanied by Ot- to Rennankarnpff, London, were also at her home here on Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Lea went to Toronto on Monday to attend the luncheon of the Canadian Med- ical Association at which Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, was made president, on Tuesday. Mrs. Robert Torbit, Laurie, Beth Harold's White Rose *A:ARM/VAL r VALUES Featuring Canada's leading economy tire at a rock-bottom price! Quality-built by Goodyear for long, dependable mileage! GOOD"EAR SUPER-CUSHION QUALITY, ‘) \1i ij 7 01... ti ;i11.4"I ,G/ vl/1,41 0 OV tot .Canada's lowest price Whitewall. GOODOVEAR ALL WHITEWALL 6.10/15 1159S INSTALLED with recappable trade Drop in and see our other great bargains! HAROLD'S White Rose Goodyear The Dealer. CLINTON PHONE HU 24023 HU.2-9653 a ($y our' Reynold Correspondent) The following are the promo- tions in Bayfield Public &tool; Senior 400m To -grade 9: Nigel .Belicharnber, Sylvia Fitzshrions, Jimmy Francis, JIM Heard, Freda.McLeed, Rober- ta 1VIcLeod, Ramona Telford, and Barbara Verty. (These pupils will go on the school bus to Clinton District Collegiate Institute when school re-opens in September.) To grade 8: Richard Bird, Doug- las Darnboeough, Ann Gernein- hardt, George Lindsey, Gayle Mote Bayfield Wedding Switzer - Atkinson Bayfield Baptist Church was the scene on June 6 of the wed- ding of Carol Ann Dora, daughter of Mr. and 1VIrs, Elwood Atkinson, Goderieh, to Bruce Raymond Swit- zer, Bayfield, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Switzer, also of Bayfield., Pastor.Ivor Bodenham conducted the service. The bride wore nylon lace over taffeta with a rounded neckline and short shirred sleeves. The bodice was studded with seed pearls and her illusion veil was held to a sequined cap. She car- ried white flowers. Miss Margaret Cousins, Gode- rich, was bridesmaid in pink nylon overtaffeta, and Miss Bonnie TideSwell, Goderich, was junior bridesmaid, dressed similarly. Douglas Switzer, Bayfield, was groomsman, Miss Lois Talbot, Bayfield, accompanied the soloist, Mrs. John McPhail, Bayfield. Guests attended from Guelph, Brantford, Lucknow, Bayfield, Londesboro and Clinton. The bride travelled in blue em- broidered nylon with white acces- sories and a corsage' of roses, Fol- lowing a wedding trip to Niagara and other points east, the young couple will live on the groom's farm at RR 2, Bayfield. ter a pot-luck supper, Robber Bin- go was played and then a book was presented to Miss Gray with best wishes. Guests with Mrs. Gardiner as well as Miss Gray were: Mrs. Mary Nott, Mrs. Hazel Parker, Mrs. Mary Grigg, Mrs. Del Slavin, Mrs. Beatrice Taylor, Mrs. Ruth Knox and Miss Olive Johnston. Cub's Picnic Mrs. Robert Turner, Cubmaster, accompanied eight of the cubs on a trip on Saturday, June 20, to wind up their activities until fail. They were Philip Turner, Neil Bellchamber, Donny Lindsay, Geo- rge Turland, Terry MeClinchey, Johnny and Ricky Talbot, Rex Johnston. Spencer Irvine took them in his school bus. The first stop was at Goclerich where the boys enjoyed games in the park. Then they toured Bissets Ice Cr- earn Plant and went on to Port Albert. From there they journeyed to the Beach at the Presbyterian Camp at Kintail. Although the day was sunny, there was a cold wind and so they returned to Port Albert for their Weiner roast, after which they came home. 6oing On A Trip Or A Holiday? Don't worry about motels or tourist homes. Take your own along .behind your car. Take a TAG,A,LONOCamping Trailer Room fora family to sleep and eat, too, if wet weather elm* alone, WEIGHS ONLY 500 POIMDS Soo this an the lawn at my home and .find. ant potticularst CHAS. E. ELLIOTT WHITEHEAD STREET — (Opposite Drive-In) Phone HU 2.7016 Clinton HANKS .1, TO AL ,L THOSE WHO ATTENDED OUR CAR 'AUCTION We Auctioned From 12 to 6, But Didn't Sell All Our Cars 48 WERE SOLD Here Are A Few Of The Ones We Have Left AT AUCTION SALE PRICES 1952 CHEVROLET 2 door ONLY $299 1952 DODGE 4 door ONLY 299 1954 PONTIAC 2 door ONLY 799 1951 CHEVROLET 4 door ONLY 399 1949 METEOR 2 door ONLY 99 1951 CHEVROLET 2 door ONLY 199 1951 CHEVROLET Sedan ONLY 199 TRUCKS! TRUCKS! 1956 1956 DODGE 2 ton Van — LIKE NEW 1956 DODGE 1/2 ton ONLY $895 1952 G.M.C. Pickup — NEW MOTOR 1952 G.M.C. Pickup — REAL SHARP EARSO OTORS LTD. PONTIAC—BUICK—VAUXHALL—G.M.C. TRUCKS ZURICH, JACK PEARSON, Prop. EXETER "Huron County's Largest Car Dealer" AUTO SUPPLY Oa field Public School Promotions List gm= and Chris, and guests, Mrs, Rob- ert Howison, Judy, Bill, and Jan- elle returned to Ann Arbour On Monday after having spent the weekend at their cottage on Bay- field, Terrace. Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Fryer, St- ratford, accompanied by their gr- anddaughter Brenda Ruth Fryer, London, visited her sister, Mrs. William R. Biliott on Sunday, Also Visiting his aunt were Keith Fryer and wife Toronto. Karen Fitzsimons, 7 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs, ROY Fitzsimons, who was taken to the Children's War 11/1etnorial Hospital, London, on Wednesday of last we- ek, following several weeks illness, came home yesterday, Dr, and Mrs. Charles Lockwood, Mrs. B. D. Barle, Glencoe were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Roddick, "Century House", Vis- iting them over last weekend were Mr, and Mrs. F. Robb, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Robb, Wyoming. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mack and Me- rry, Tampa, Florida, arrived on Monday evening to be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. B, Hovey. They attended the Downie-Hunter wed- ding in St. Paul's Anglican Church J3loer Street, Toronto, on Satur- day, "Red Rubl" and his orchestra who played at the Legion Hall in Clinton Saturday night, occupied William S. Barber's cottage and Scotchmer's cabins over the week- end. Mrs. Ruhl and three boys of St. Thomas remained to spend this week at the Barber's cottage. Miss Ivy Bodenham, Reg. N., returned to her duties at Harp- er's Hospital, Detroit, on Monday after having spent a week with her parents, the Rev. and Mrs. I- vor Bodenham. Mrs. Bodenham's niece, Miss Kitty Hillen, Detroit, also spent the week with them. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Arkell, Jo- Anne and Kenny, who had been in Northern Ontario were with his parents, Mr. and .Mrs, F. P, Arkell from Wednesday to Friday last week. JoAnne remained with her grandparents while Phillip Turner accompanied her parents and Kenny to Bay City for a vac- ation. The Reverend E. J. B. Harrison conducted the 8th Anniversary services at St. David's Church, Windsor on Sunday, June 21, to which he had been appointed tem- porarily for the summer before he was priested. After spending a cou- ple of days in Sarnia and London he returned to the rectory on Thursday evening last. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Talbot, Louise and Kathleen, Mr. and Mrs. Don Talbot, Mr. and Mrs. Glad- win Westlake and Anne, Joe Ch- apman, Jack, Ineke and Nellie Zondag, Marjorie and Evelyn Hy- de, Ian McCowan, Sharon Onn, of the Baptist Young People's group attended a "Youth for Christ" ban- quet at Wingharn on Saturday ev- ening. Stuart Sturgeon, wife and baby Kenneth, Gerald Sturgeon and wife, Preston, Mr. and Mrs. Frank An- derson, Francis and Paul, Science Hill; and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bisback, Clinton, . spent Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Sturgeon. Little Nancy Joyce who was with her grandparents last week, returned to Preston with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Sturgeon. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Flowers held a family re-union over the week- end. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Flowers, with Sylvia and Sue, London; Mr. and Mrs. Archie Murray, Mr, and Mrs. Laurie West with Paul, Ron and Karen, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murray, Ha- milton; Dr. Ray Flowers and fam- ily, Thamesford; Russell Flowers and family, Mr. and Mrs. Don Rooney, Toronto. F/L and Mrs. Andre Tome, Michael and Mary, Chicoutimi, Que., arrived on Saturday, June 20, to spend a vacation with Mrs. Tome's mother, Mrs. L. H. D. MacLeod, Mrs. Toma returned on Thursday after having been a pat- ient in Clinton Public Hospital for a couple of days. On Sunday, ac- companied by Mrs. MacLeod, Miss Dorothy Ann MacLeod, Mr. and Mrs. Carson Fawcett and Nancy and the former's father Ed Faw- cett, they were in London and vis- ited Story Book Gardens. Farewell To Teacher A farewell gathering for Miss Winnie Gray who has severed her connection with the Clinton Public School teaching staff, was held at the cottage of Mrs. Irene Gard- iner in Bailey Park recently. Af- (CITIE AUL ES S SERVICE S Vote 1.16TEN Mar WE NAVE 11114 TO SAy: " "SPEEDY SERVICE' L.,1NILL SAVE VIE Welj) Better Gasoline — means net ter Performance from your farm machinery, For the fink est obtainable—Call SERVICE IS OUR MIDDLE NAME JACK mon aft*ARticroAr Walter Orr, IVlichael Scatchnier, Kathryn Sparks, Rosemary ',Cur- land, Jackelyn WeStort. To grade 7: Shirley Darnhor- Ough, Mary Blizabeth Ervin°, Ter- ry Fitzsimons, Wayne Heard, Dou- glaS Kingsbury, Myrna Scott, Viv-ian Underhill, Rod Wylie. To grade 6: Neil Bellchamber, Linda Gerneinliarclt, Ellen Lindsay, Jim: McCurdy, Janice Merrier, Joan Mote, Beverly Sparks, Douglas Telford, Barbara Turner, Gayle Turner, Phillip Turner, Doreen McKenzie, teacher Junior Roeirt To grade Ii: Lloyd Francis, Ted Heard, Sandra Irwin, Garfield Me- rner, Anne McCurdy, Joyce Scott, Harley Underhill. To grade 4; Bruce Bird, Nancy Heard, Donnie Lindsay, Bill Mc- Curdy, Barbara Sparks, George Turland, To grade 3: Karen Fitzsirrlons, Marion Francis, Terry McClincheY, Calvin Scotchnier, Ray Scott, Bud- dy Sturgeon, Kathy Weston, Ca- thy Underhill, To grade 2; Lynn Brandon, Ma- rk Carswell, Gary Darnborough, Monica Gemeinhardt, Sharon Hea- rd, Robbie MacVean, Randy Mc- Clinchey, Lorne Merner, Patricia Sparks, Rhea Sturgeon, Delores Telford, Douglas Varty. V. Parker, teacher News of Honey Bees Travelled Swiftly (By our Ertylield Correspondent) The honey bees themselves may not have flown far from theAr- kell home when Mrs. F, P. Arkell gathered a swarm off the inside of a bedroom window and depos- ited them safely outside. But news of the feat travelled, The weekend after the story was published in the Clinton News- Record, Mrs. Donald MacKenzie, Little Current, heard it over a broadcast from the Blind River Station. She in turn gave the de- tails to her grand daughter, Mrs. Tom Arkell, who visited her en route from Elliott Lake to Bay- field. Mrs. Tom Arkell is Mrs. F. P. Arkell's daughter-in-law, 0 MIDDLETON Mr. and Mrs. Ross Middleton spent the last ten days vacation- ing in New York City. Ross was the official delegate from the Clin- ton Lions Club to the Lions Int- ernational convention. Mrs. John Middleton, Goderich, was in charge of their household. Dr. and. Mrs. Edward 1Vlullens and family, Toronto, spent the weekend with Fred Middleton's. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Middleton were guests at the wedding of Miss Mary Alice Hunter and Dr. John Downie, Pittsburg, Pa., in St. Paul's Anglican Cathedral in Toronto on Saturday. The Rt. Rev. F. W. Wilkinson, Bishop of To- ronto, officiated and the reception was held at the home of the bride's parents, Dr. and Mrs. R. G. Hunt- er, 28 Glengrove Avenue. OUR REPUTATION n t8 AT STAKE" . 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