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Clinton News-Record, 1959-08-13, Page 8ATTENTION FARMERS! WANTED---A number of progressive farmers in western districts • to set out a block of government certified red raspberries, either for local trade or shipping to city dealers, 19511 prices of 30c and 50e per box indicate short supplies in Ontario and Quebec Markets. To encourage a limited planting of new high yielding patches, a representative Will call and explain commercial production and rasp- berry culture, Such information will result in higher yields, longer patch life, and more dollars In your, poeketl If genuinely interested in berry growing as a side-line or as a private business, it will pay you to investigate! UP TO 86 MONTHS 'no PAY Reasoriable Rates Let us show yott how your raspberry patch will pay big dividends to you! Don't 130 dis- appointed! Government inspected and certi- fied stooks are limited, WRITE TODAY BOX 320 CLINTON NEWS,RECORD 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 pOLLECT not later than Saturday nights. Seaforth Farmers Co-operative H. S. Hunt, Shipper Phone 773 GRADER OPERATOR WANTED Township of Goderich Man to operate Grader and other Township work in Goderich Township. Applicants to state wages expected and experience, if any. Applications to be in by Monday, August 17. R. E. THOMPSON, Clerk. ROY TYNDALL, Road Superintendent. 32b IMIM.IMIIMIII•M011.IIEOOMn•I••IM••IMM•Ik TERRIFIC VALUE I A Special Purchase from Goodyear Enables us to offer you the Tire Buy of the Season! 15% Off on 750/14, 800/14 REMEMBER These Are BRAND NEW TIRES made and fully guaranteed by GOOD/VIE/tilt All - Weather Whitewall $12.95 $15.95 CANADA'S BIGGEST TIRE MAKER Don't Dilly Daily — Move Fast They Won't Last HAROLD'S WHITE ROSE HAROLD KING Victoria Street CLINTON HO 2.1023 BRAND NEW fully guaranteed GOODYEAR TIRES 6I S I ZES I 00/1 670/15 R LD KING LOWERS th B OM on TIRE PRICES 140TRON. .nyv$,AF.AXIM THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 195 -, *AGE . AGM ..momploopoi wend and their son Gerald's two daughters, Londoe, have occupied Mrs. J. H, Cobb's cottage gArm" foe the first two weeks in August, Mr. and lArs. Roger Thorner, Sarnie, Mrs. Wilfred. Paterson, Wyoming, and Mrs. Rowaine 71hRevori. J. B, lliaearrehtlisrogn, 4vtitthe: rte he E. c- tory on Civic Holiday, The Rev, and Mrs. H. G, E. Crosby, Scotia, N,Y., who are holi- daYUlg at their home in Moore- Pioneer Park Presents Annual Reports, Plan To Move Screen From Cliff To Brigden, called on July 30 at Miss Hodgins' cottage to see their cou- si41,MissMargaret Macdonald, Mr. and Mrs. Ed, Mitchell with David, Mary and Robert, Agin- town, were overnight guests of court, Toronto, were the guests her sister, Mrs. J, E, Howard, on Tuesday of last week, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Roberts, Merritton, called on the rectory on Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gibson and Isaac Gibb, Sarnia, called on Saturday evening en route home from Wingham where they attended the celebration of Derry Day. Mr, and Mrs. Douglas Weeks', Janet and Gordon, St, Catharin- es, pent the weekend with their aunt and uncle, Mr, and Mrs. R. Roy Fitzsimons and this week are occupying cabin 5 at The Woollen Shop, Miss Kathleen Reid, accompan- ied by Mrs. John White and two children, Hillary and Geoffrey, Rochester, N.Y., returned to Win- dsor and Wednesday after hav- ing been with her mother, Mrs. A. W, Reid, from Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E, J. Pongracz, Grosse Point, Mich., are spend- ing ten days at their cottage. Mr. and Mrs, E. J. Blair, Toron- to, are occupying No, 14 Jowett cottage, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Fehrenbaugh, Struthers, Ohio, visited Mrs. L. H. D. MacLeod, from Friday to Wednesday, He was a sailing friend of L. H. D. McLeod and, with Mrs. MacLeod they visited him at Westminster Hospital, London. Karen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Roy Fitzsimons, and Catherine Ann, daughter of Corp- oral and Mrs. Lloyd Westlake, each underwent a tonsilectomy in Clinton Public Hospital on Thurs- day last. They occupied the same room. William Knox, Beachville, was the guest of Rev. E. 3. B, Har- rison on Sunday. Also calling at the rectory on Sunday afternoon on route home from a vacation were Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Peters and children, Roger, Garry and Susan, Woodstock. Keith Leonard and daughter Mavis, Willowdale, spent the Civic Holiday with Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Featherston. Sonya, who had been visiting her grandparents return- ed with her father and Mavis re- mained here. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schafheitlin, Judy, Susie and Don who have been the guests of Mrs. Schaf- heitlin's mother, Mrs. W. H. Rob- inson, for last week returned to their home in Niagara Fails on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Pye,• Wind- sor, were here for the weekend. On their return they were accom- panied by Mrs. Pye's father and sister, Charles Widcombe and Miss Mary Widcombe, who occu- pied William Heard's cottage for six weeks, Mr. and Mrs. 3. Pasman, Robert and Brian, Niagara Falls, visited her parents, Rev, and Mrs. Ivor 13odenham the first week in Aug- ust. Rev. and Mrs. Ivor Boden- ham left on Saturday to attend the Canadian Keswick Conference August 8 to 15. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kirkham returned to London on Saturday August 1, after a week's vaca- tion with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Emerson Heard. They mot- ored to Oustead with them for a few days, returning to the vill- age on Thursday, Mr, and Mrs. John Apfeibeck and two younger children, Billy and Linda called on friends in the village on Wednesday. They stay- ed with Mr. and Mrs. John Pear- son over Tuesday night en route for a holiday at Denby, returning by Algonquin Park and Coiling- wood. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Atkinson over the weekend were Prof. and Mrs. L. M. Mer- ton, East Lansing, Mich,, also remaining for this week with Mrs. Atkinson are Mr, and Mrs. G. M. Pence and small son Stephen., Troy, Mich., and niece Miss Arm Pence, St. Cloud, Mich,; Renouf Johns and son, Gawain, Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. 3. E. Howard, daughter Margaxet, accompanied by Miss Anne Drouin and Mrs. R. S. Bleir, motored to Grand Bend on Monday. There they en- joyed a picnic with the Rev. and Mrs, H. G. E. Crosby who are at Mooretown, and their daugh- ter, Mrs. Bruce Barwick and date ghter who are holidaying at the Tuckey cottage, Mrs. M. Bellchamber Sr., Bournemouth, England, arrived on Tuesday to visit her son, George Belichamber and family. She had been visiting another son, F/L, C, Bellehamber in 8ummersi de, P.E,L and arrived at IVIaltoh Air- port on Tuesday where she was met by Mr. and Mrs, George Bell- chamber. Guests of Mr. and Mrs, le Hen- drick, "Westwind", over the week- end of July 31, were Mr. and Mrs. John Ellwood, Bloomfield Hills, Mich., and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ingham, Birmingham, Mich., and for the weekend of August 7, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Kalbfus, Mrs, El. dred Barden Birmingham, Mich. The Bayfield Lions Club spon- sored a treat for 39 Oder citizens from the Huron County Home on Monday evening. Eight cars brought them over to enjoy the out door movies at Pioneer Park. These interesting National Film 13oard releases are projected by the Lions Club as a contribution to the Pioneer Park Associations, Ronald Path, Toronto, was home over the Civic Holiday weekend. Arthur Gleason and daughter, Miss Dorothy Gleason, returned to London on Monday after having occupied Dr. Russell Schram's cottage for three weeks. They had visiting them his son, Dr, Phillip Miss Susan McEwen and two friende, London, were at "The Cedar" over the weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Larson and Sharon, London, visited his parents over the weekend. Mr, and Mrs. Bryce Grahame, London, have taken "Parkcliff" for the month of August, Mr. and Mrs. George Winder, London, were luncheon guests of Mrs. S. H. Bryant on August 1. Mr, and Mrs, F. 13, Pope and and daughter, London, are guests at the Albion Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Donaldson, Renfrew, occupied one of the Seotehraer cabins last week, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dewar, Lon- don, called on his aunt, Mrs. David Dewar on Tuesday. Mr, and Mrs. James P. Fergu- son, London, are vacationing at their cottage. F/0 and Mrs', Gordon Buchan- an, Ross and Nancy, Winnipeg, are occupying Mrs. J. Cluff's cot- tage. Mrs. Lawrence Sprague is at her cottage "Holly Lodge". Mr. Sprague returned to Detroit after being here for the weekend, Mrs. Earl Martin and three children, Detroit, are occupying her mother, Mrs, J. DesJardine's cottage on Colina Street. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rehn, Grosse Pointe Farms came on Tuesday to spend a few days at their home here. Mr. and, Mrs. D'Arcy Higgins, have returned to Toronto after having spent a week in Jowett cottage No. 3. Mr. and Mrs. A. Henry and daughter Judy, London, are oc- cupying one of the Jowett cot- tages for August. Mr. and Mrs, William Forsythe and children, London, are holiday- ing at W. E. Manness' cottage this month. Mr. and Mrs. 0. H. Carter and family, Toronto, are 'occupying Mrs. W. H, Robinson's cottage on Howard Street for this month. Miss Laura Cook, London, is the guest of Mrs. W. H. Robinson. Mrs. Fred Ford, Clinton, is vis- iting Mrs. J. H. Cobb, Mrs. W. M. Purves returned to Birmingham, Mich., on Monday after having been at her cottage from July 1. Bertha Zondag, Bronson Line, Stanley Township, is visiting her sister, Miss make Zondag at 'The Hut' for a few days this week. Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Myers, By- ron and daughter Jane paid a visit to Mrs. S. H. Bryant for a few days recently. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cornish and family, London, visited their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Bryant on August 2 . Mrs. Donald Sager, Clare, Nicky and baby Tommy, Gode- rich, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Arkell from Monday to Wednesday last week. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Macdonald, • Dancing EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT Bayfield Pavilion IAN WiLLBEE'S ORCHESTRA 32-33-84-b of Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Arkell over the weekend, Mrs, Ranee Bricker returned to Waterloo on Monday after having spent ten days with her parents) Canon and Mrs. B. M. Langford, Mr. and Mrs, William F, Met- Calf, Montreal, arrived on Satur- day to visit her mother, Mrs, David Dewar, Mrs. Fred Erb and four child- ren, Birmingham, Mich., are spen- ding this month at Burcbliffe cot- tage. Robert J, Watson returned to Sintaluta on August 1, after hav- ing visited his sister, Mrs. D. Dewar and other relatives here, Mrs. J. A. Orr, son John, and nephew Benton Stapleton, were at her cottage for a few days over the Civic Holiday weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Galbraith and Janis, accompanied by Miss Ethel Blair spent the Civic Holl- iday weekend in Algonquin Park. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Talbot and family returned to Ann Arbor, Mich., on Monday after spending a weekend at their cottage. WO and Mrs. Harold Langford, Wainwright, Alta., who visited Mr. and Mrs. R, Roy Fitzsimons are now occupying their cottage at The Poplars. Mrs. L. C. Winheld and family who had spent a. couple of weeks with her father, and Thomas W. Castle returned to London with her husband on August 3. Mr. and Mrs. David J. Luck, Charles, David and Edward, East Lansing, Mich., are spending the month of August at the Kanter cottage. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. R. Roy Fitzsimons were Mrs. Burns, Jerry, Robbie and John, Mrs. Joseph Barton, Dennis Steep, Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Len Heard, Clinton. FJL Allen White, wife and three children, Pamela, David and Carol, who have been occupying Emerson Healers apartment, mov- ed to their home in Clinton on July 30. George Lindsay, Paris, stayed with his mother, Mrs. George Lindsay, and brother Brown from Tuesday to Thursday •while bowl- ing in Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Lewis, Ot- tawa, who are visiting her uncle, James Donaldson, Goderich, re- newed acquaintances in the vill- age on Sunday. Miss Carrie Dixon returned to Brantford on Sunday after having spent three weeks at "Camborne House" with her sister, Mrs. F. Paull. David Elliott, Sarnia, was the guest of his godfather at the rec- tory over the Civic Holiday week- end, He was accompanied by his friend Richard Powers, Sarnia. Mrs. T. Snowden: is visiting her brother-in-law, E. A. Westlake. Mrs. L. Green, Thorald was also a visitor with them for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cotton, London, former summer resid- ents accompanied by their daugh- ter, son-in-law and family from Maryland called on friends in the village recently. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Weil and Nancy, Grosse Point, Mich„ oc- cupied Miss Jessie Metears cot- tage during July. Dr. J. Grose and family, London, have taken it for August. Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Church- Finger Smashed When Jack Slips Hope To Save It (3y our Bayfield Correspondent) Brown Lindsay met with a painful accident on August 4 when the second finger -on his left hand was crushed and brok• en. lie was jacking up the trac- tor while working on his farm across the road from the Lind-sey homestead, when the jack slipped) catching his finger, Walter Orr was working with his uncle and assisted him. Mrs. James Hutchings took her bre-til- er to hospital where be remained over night. An effort is being made to save the finger, Gleason's three children, Phila- delphia, Pa., while Dr. and Mrs. Gleason were sailing with Dr. and Mrs. Ivor Taylor, Port Huron, The latter's yawl, -"Donna Bella" won second place i13 the recent Huron-Mackinaw boat race. The yawl put into Bayfield harbour to land Dr. and Mrs. Gleason who returned to Philadelphia with their children last week, Baptism Held The Rev. E. J. B. Harrison of- ficiated at the service of Holy Baptism in Trinity Church on Sunday afternoon, August 2, for the children of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd C. Winhold (nee Gerald- ine Marie Castle), London.. They are Doreen Laura, Donald Clif- ford, Elaine Marion and Robert Harold. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas William Castle Jr.; are the god- parents. • (By our Bayfield Correspondent) The annual meeting of Pioneer Park Association was called to order by the president J, M. St- ewart, in the town hall, Bayfield, Friday evening, There was an at- tendance of 16. The minutes were read by Dr, R, Ce Hunter, Mrs. 3, B. Hovey gave the treasurer's report as audited by R. Roy Fitzsimons, It showed four new memberships, Mrs. C. R. Will, convener of the rummage sale reported receipts $215.35 this year. She expressed thanks to all who by contributing or assisting had made the affair a 'success and especially to 3, M. Stewart, S. H. Bryant, Hales Dresser and H. H. Ormond, Mrs. Jessie Metcalf was ap- pointed convener for the next year and the rummage sale date set for July 19, 1960. The matter of joint membership 'was brought up. and, the presi- dent advised the meeting that at a directors meeting joint mem- bership was defined as including husband and wife with votes for each. The date of the next annual meeting was set for •Friday, Aug- ust 5, 1960, hi the town hall. Three new directors to serve for three-year term, J, M. Stew- art, Mrs. J. MacKenzie and G. M. Galbraith (as brought in by the nominating committee, Rev. F. H. Paull and Lloyd Makins) were el- ected, Gordon Pfaff, after a discus- sion regarding the need for larg- er collection to cover the cost of films projected each week by Alan Galbraith, offered to make a recording to be played every Thursday night cattlining the purpose of Pioneer Park and the need for money, The Rev. F, H. Paull spoke strongly in favour of the Monday night films (N,F.B. releases) and there was a discus- sion regarding ways and means of interesting the public in these fine educational films. The changing of the movie screen to another location on the park was also discussed, and a committee, 0, M. Galbraith, Dr, A, L, Chapman and J. M. Stewart appointed to investigate the mat- ter and report to the Board of Directors, Votes of thanks were tender- ed to G. M, Galbraith who chose the Thursday night films and ad- vertised them, to Alan Galbraith Who projected them, to R, Roy Fitzsimons, auditor; to Mate C. R. Wills, convener of the rum- mage sale; Mrs. M, Ailcenhead, who compiled and sent out let- ters soliciting donations for the 'rummage sale; Dr. A. L. Aiken- bead, who made and erected the sign "Pioneer Park" at the site; the Lions Club for projecting Monday night films. At the Board of Directors meet- ing which followed, 3. M. Stew- art was' re-elected presidents Dr. A, 4 Chapman, Vice-president Mrs, 3. NoveY1. treasurer, and Mrs. William Z. Parker, secretary, .APPITJONA4,. PAYFie.0 ON PAQI TWELVE. SUNSET DRIVEIN THEATRE 1 1/4 Miles East of Goderich On No. 8 Highway THURS., FRI., $AT. August '13, 14, 15 "SAD HORSE" David Ladd Chill Wills And on t h e Same Ptragram "THE LITTLE SAVAGE"' Pedro Armenelariz and Flodolto Hewes MON., TUES., WED. August 17, 18, 19 "THE "H" MAC"" ALL-STAR CAST (Adult Entertainment) Box Office Opens 8 p.m. FIRST SHOW AT DUSK TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY Children under 12 in cars Free Playground — Refreshment Booth News of Bayfield By MISS 1.33C34' R. WOODS. PHONE; BAYFIELD 45 r 3 30;1-b ATTENTION — RATEPAYERS Township of Stanley and Police Village of Bayfield Persons using the dump for disposal of garbage, paper, or brush, must burn'the same before leaving, and see that the fire is kept under control at all times. The council requests all persons to comply with this ruling and avoid prosecution, (Signed) JEAN ELLIOTT, Clerk, Township of Stanley.