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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1961-05-11, Page 8rage 8-- 'clintan News -Record. -'Thursday;, May 11;• 1901 Views of Bayfield By l,ucY R. WQODS PRONE B",,4 YFIELD 45x3 Mrs.. Andrew Gardiner, C1inr roto, w'as at her cottage this. weekend. L. B. Smith, London, was a gueslt at the LarSon home en Saturday :and Sunday, 1 is iry Beaver, Exeter called on Mrs, Alice Johnston and family one day last week, The naw traotor recently purchased by .Hayfield trust- ees, has been delivered this week, Mr, and Mars. Jack Atkinson, St, Claire Shores, Michigan, were at 'their cottage Saturday and Sunday, R, H. Larson, who was taken to the Clinton: Public Hospital Iast Thursday with pneumonia, is improving. 1VIre end Mrs. Nelson Heard entertained Mr, and Mrs.. Leon- ard Hard and children from Clinton, on Sunday. Vicky Ciuff, had la's cher gu- est over the weekend, Shirley Phillips, 'a elassinate frclm Lon- don Teachers College, London. Mrs, Fred Hulls entertained at a trousseau tea for hem daughter, Diane, at her home on Thursday. Pouring tea in the :afternoon were Mrs. James Cameron, Mrs, Ross Middleton., and Mrs. Maynard Corrie. Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Parker, Landon:, carne on. Friday to open their summer home, and returned :to London on Mon- day. Mr, an Mr's. George Wallets returned to their home in De- troit on Monday, after spend- ng seves'al d'ay;s at their cot mage, Tom Orr, Jr., Stratford, had as guests at his family cottage, over the weekend, Robert Gor- don, Jim s and Charlie Jones, all of Sttratford, The Rev. E. J, B, Harrison, Was in London Saturday after- noon, attending the annual convocation of the faculty of Theology of Huron College, Mr. and Mrs:, Glenn McPhail, Santa, with their neice, Miss Jacqueline Parsons, Wingtnam, called on the Rev, E, J, $. Har- rison at the rectory on Monday. Miss Marilyn Duck, Port El- gin, and Miss Margaret Davis, Southampton, were guests at a wedding reception on Satur- day, of Mr. and Mrs. Brian Grime. Mays. Alice Johnston had the misfortune to fall through a register hole and is suffering from a badly bruised leg, hip and arm. X-rays revealed no broken bones. (11 TON SPECIALS THIS WEEKEND Pork Loin Rib End ROAST Pork Loin End ROAST Burns S.P. COTTAGE ROLL Premium SOCKEYE SALMON—I/2 Tilly's PEANUT BUTTER -16 -oz. 27c lb. 39c Ib. 49c Ob. 55e 53c 25 EXTRA STAMPS with each Humpty Dumpty POTATO CHIPS -1 Ib. Cliffchar CHARCOAL or BRIQUETS IGA INSTANT CHOCOLATE ---1 Ib. Tablerite S.C. SAUSAGE -1 Ib. Froservale FISH & CHIPS---24-oz. OUR WORK g IJ OI.rSH OUR EQUIPMENT 100 THIS IS WHAT WE'VE BUILT FOR VW /of WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL ;,rte CLINTON PLUMBING HEATING ELECTRICAL SERVICE Stephen Carr, Toronto, was a guest of F/L and I. R. A, Simons over the weekend. Ilia mother, Mrs. s Carr, re- turned to his home with him, on Monday far a visit, Mr, .and Mrs, William For* rest with ,Mary Anne and John Seafomth, .also Mr, and Mrs, Roy G. Smith and Kathie, Petrolia,. were guest of Mr, and Mrs. Russell Kerr on Sunday: George Weston, one of Bay field's eldest and most pope- lar •citizens has returned to his home on Main Street, after spending the winter in Detroit, with his son and family. Mary and Shirley MacFad- din had their cousin Carolyn with them over the weekend. Her another Mrs, Doris Philp, London, sister of Mrs. Mac- F'ad'dnn, was also a guest, Mr. end Mns. Iva a Webber, Exeter were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Alice Johnston and family, Marion and Keanaeth Mackie have finished their courses in hairdressing and barbering in London. Returning to Bayfield, they will be .assisting at the Makings Barber* and' Beauty Salons. The cottage belonging to Mr. and Mrs. George Fellows, on Louisa Street was sold by Ad- am Flowers of Hayfield, M.'. and Mrs. Herbert •Mitchell and Miss Elaine Mitchell, London, this past week. "Fairlawn" the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Moore, Detroit was occupied over the weekend by young guests, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Moore, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Vicks, Mr. and Mrs. J. Cochrane. Mrs'. John MacKenzie, Mrs. Robert Scoitchmer, Mrs. H. H. Ormond, Mrs. Brown Higgins, and Mrs. William Talbot, at- tended the annual library board meeting and dinner in Goder- ich on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Arkell spent Saturday and Sunday in Goderich wiith their daugh- ter, Mrs. Donald Sager and family. Tommy, youngest son of 1VIr. and Mrs. Sager, has been a patient in the Goderioh hospital. Bayfield was represented at the community concert in God- erich last Tuesday by Mrs. R. S. Roddick, MTs. F. E. Mac- Faddin, Mrs. Maynard Corrie, Shirley Pierson, Helen Cobb, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Ormond, Mrrs. Brown Higgins, Mrs. E. A. Featherston, Mrs. William Parker and Sandra Mid'deton. Miss Maud Sterling was able to be 'brought to her home from Clinton Public Hoapital on Sunday, by Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mac7.aren, Port Elgin, who with their daughter Chris- tine returned to their home on Monday. Visiting with the Misses Sterling are Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wallis, D'Arcy, Sask. The Rev. H. B. Scudamore, who for the past month has been a patient in Sunnybrook Hospital, Toronto, was released on Saturday, and with Mrs. Scudamore and his son Owen, drove to Bayfield, to spelnld Saturday night with Mrs. R. H. F Gairdner, and to look over his summer cottage near God'erich. Mr. and Mrs. L. Brisson, De- troit were in the village on Thursday, and brought sad news of the death of Mrs. Br - issue's brother, John L. Lewis; Jr. who with his wife had often visited here. He was injured in an auto acid'ent, and died two weeks later. Funeral ser- vices were held May 1 at St. Bernadette Church. Interment was in Kenockee Cemetery Em- mett, Michigan. Garry and Reed Fraser, gr- andson and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fraser were with them over the weekend. They were accompanied by their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fraser, Riverside, near Windsor. Fraser Fellows, their eldest grandson who has just finished his first year at Queens University, Kingston, was also a visitor this week. He return- ed to his home in Windsor on Sunday, with his father George MURP Y'S Spring Clearance Specials 1959 PLYMOUTH 2 -Door V8 Sedan Radio, New Tires 1958 PLYMOUTH 6 -cylinder Sedan Automatic Transmission, One Owner, Low Mileage Car 1958 PLYMOUTH 2 -Door Sedan Very Clean, One Owner Sale Price $1,695 Sale Price $1,654 Sale Price $1,595 1955 FORD Station Wagon This family vehicle is in beautiful condition. Has to be teen to be appreciated. 1954 BUICK 2 -Door Sedan Dynaflow Transmission, Radio, Real Good Transportation 1954 PLYMOUTH Sedan Very Good Body and Mechanical Condition Sale Price $945 Sale Price $595 Sale Prke $345 J. & T. MURPHY LTD. CHRYSLER --PLYMOUTH. VALIANT CARS FARGO TRUCKS Huron Street - - Clinton CDCI Cadets on Route March Smartly turned out, the Cadets from the CDCI Cadet Corps made a fine showing on their annual downtown route march last Friday. This platoon is just passing the Mhay Mee Restaurant on Albert St. (News -Record Photo) Bishop's Son Wins Two Scholarships Robert Townshend, London, son of the Suffragan Bishop of Huron, W. A. Townshend, was awarded' the Haslet Scholar- ship, symbolic of top junior year standing at Huron College convocation on Saturday, He also won the Charles Henry Waller Memorial prize for junior church history, wh- ich reverted toanother student, and the Jane Steele prize for philosophy of religion. The Rt. Rev. W. A, Town- shend, ownshend, as acting principal, said at convocation, "Huron College Primarily is an institute to train men for the sacred min- istry — men who are willing to dedicate their lives to the church at home and in the mission field's throughout the world." Fellows who had been. here on Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton. Guest, Toronto, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Toms, over the weekend, Mrs. Guest is a sister of Mrs. Toms, and an- other sister Mrs. Ed Weston, Goderich has been a guest for the past couple of weeks. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs, Clayton Weston, London, with Judy, were visitors and brought down Ed. Weston, Goderich, who is visiting for a few days' this week. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Makins, who for the past 17 years have resided in their home on Main Street, adjoining their Beauty and Barber Shops, have ex- changed homes with their dau- ghter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Mackie, On Monday they moved up to the recently built home on the Main High- way, while Ken, Marion and young Jimmie, moved into the home they had occupied on Main Street. Guests of Mr. and Mrs, W. E. G. Bellchiamber on Saturday afternoon, May 6, were: Ray Stone, Am:hertstburg; Mr. and Mrs. Allan Elliott, Clinton; Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Carswell, Goderich; Mrs. Laura Work - .man, Seaforth; Mr. and Mrs. Maynard F. Corrie, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Arkell, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hulls, Mr. and Mrs. Alf Scatchmer Jr., James Cameron F/L and Mrs. R. A. Simons, Bayfield, W/O and Mrs. T. Davies, Clinton. Congratulations are extended to Robert Townshend, son of the Rt. Rev. W. A. Townshend of London and Bayfield, on his winning of the Hallett Scholar- unior st- ship, alic of taHuron College. H also won the Charles Henry Waller Memorial prize, for Junior Church History, and Jane Steele Prize 'far Philoso- phy of Religion, and other hon- ours, too. Robert has many friends and relatives in and ar- ound Bayfield', who are proud of "Bob", WMS Meets The Woman's Missionary So- oiety of the United Church met on Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. J. W. 1VIcKenzie with the president, Mrs, H, Rohner in the chair and an excellent attendance of mem- bers. The study book chapter was read by Mrs. Rohner and was an account of a trip to visit the young churches of the Far East, including Japan and es- pecially Hiroshima. Mrs. Bell and Mrs. Hohner Who were delegates to the rec- ent Presbyterial, which met in Wingham;, gave interesting re- ports of this meeting. Shower Held Mrs, Maynard Corrie enter- tained 28 guests at her hospit- able home an Tuesday evening honouring Miss Diane Huls, with a miscellaneous shower. Her marriage to Brian Grime took place on Saturday. Manly 'beautiful gitlts were unwr'a'pped by the bride -elect who person ally thanked each donor. The gifts were presetnted by a lit- tle bride, Martha„ (young clau- ghter of the hostess) and Jo- anne Hulls, sister of Nene, dressed as a groom. The evening was spent in games and contests, advice fm.. em brides of past years, and the young frieards of Diane assisted by Mrs, Corrie in serv- ing dainty refreshments, in their gay summer frock, they brought a touch of spring to all present, something that seems a long time cathing to Bayfield this year. . United WA The monthly Meeting tit the Wo'trfan;'s. Association of St, An drew's United Church, was Yield at the home of Mrs, Jobb Fish and Came CM Members °I ouseclean" Bear This has .been a busy week for several of the members of Huron Fish and Game Conser- vation Association, Thursday evening a canvas was conduct- ed in St. George's Ward on be- half of the Salvation Army's current Red Shield campaign. Chairman of the canvas. was Ivan Turner. Other canvassers were Donald Jefferson, Lonnie Matthews:, Erie Switzer, Donald Switzer, Barret Taylor, Earl Doucette, Eric Collins, Louis Freeman, Glenn Lockhart and his two sons, Don and Bruce. Results were quite graltifyinrgg, and thanks are extended to citizens of St. George's Ward. A work party was organized on the weekend, and Moses, the Bear was treated to a spring house-cleaning of his pen. This is a major operation. First he was enticed into his den with much coaxing and a generous helping of food—raw eggsand sweets. He went part way in several times before he finally went far enough that the slid- ing door could be dropped into place. Then his pen was clean- ed. Next a huge locomotive bail- er was moved into position with one end next the door of the den and the other against the end of the pen. The den door was lifted and Moses came out into the boiler. The gate was dropped, and the bear was then imprisoned inside the boiler. The lid of the den was lifted and the inside was cleaned out and' the whole pen was disin- fe'eted. With the lid lowered on the den, Moses was returned to it, and once more locked M. Then the boiler was moved to the front of the pen and Moses was free to romp around the fresh clean pen. The job took about two hours to complete. The following members took part in the op- eration: Stewart Taylor, Jack Sturdy, Goldie Smith, Fred MacDonald, Barret Taylor, Wil- liam Glew and Ivan: Turner. As soon as the weather is fit, members are .asked to come down to the club house and help clean up the yard and wash windows. Many hands make light work. The public is cordially invit- ed to come and look over the club's outdoor zoo, but are re- quested not to molest the ani- mals and birds. 0 Teletype For Selling Hogs In Action Friday After a short delay, the new marketing -by -teletype operation of the Ontario Hog Produces Marketing Board went into operation on Friday. The sys- tem links 16 offiees in Ontario and one in Hull, Que., with a master machine in Toronto, This replaces personnel con- tact by telephone from. buyers with the OHPMB office. Calls from the Clinton marketing yard, operated by Joe Corey, are still placed by phone with the Toronto office. offering pigs for sale, Teletype machines are in all buyers offices so that offers are recorded, and details of purch- ases are teletyped to all buyers in the province. However, no buyer is aware of which atheer buyer is making any pa'rtkulae bid. MacKenzie, Thursday, 11stay 4, with the president, Mas. Char- les Pell, presiding. Opening with the Theme, and a hymn, Mrs. john Campbell read bore At Z 1-13. Mrs. L, Makins gave the see- reltary's report after w h i c h Miss Josephine Sterling pres- ented her +treasurer`s report:. The president read' a short st- ory, entitled "A. personal or I'ndividital Life." The travdllirig grocery bots, is olnl the. Bronson Line. The "rttueh sand take" articles for the summer bazaar are 'to be left with Mrs. Sohn MacKen- zie. en-zie. A latter o f acknowledge- 'went was read front the Over seas It,elief, Fire Completely Destroys Upstairs Of Farm Dome Fire of unknown origin at Blyth completely destroyed the upstairs and roof of the fawn home of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Popp and their five prey -school children sousing an estimated $2,700 damage. Mr. and Mrs. Popp and family are staying with relatives until :their house is rebuilt upstairs. All their bedroom furniture, cribs and bedding ,and furniture stored upstairs was lost. 0 Juniors Have Scottish Visitor Plan Ball Team The May meeting of the Clin- ton Junior Farmers was held in the town council chambers on May 9. Plans were made for a softball team to be entered in inter -county competition on June 10. Guests at the meeting were Larry Wheatley, provincial director for Huron County, and John Caldwell, from Ayrshire, Scotland, junior farmer ex- change scholarship member who has been in the countythis week. Mr. Caldwell showed slides of his native land:. Ro- bert P. Allen, Brucefield, who had a scholarship paid trip to the United Kingdom, was also present. The main theme of the meet- ing was the use of petroleum products on the farm and high- way in :the form of two films presented by Kenneth Seat+t, Brucefield. At the beginning of this cen- tury life expectancy of a Can- adian at birth was about 40 years, now it is over 70 years. Tuckersmith Council Lets Tenders, Discusses Roads, Drains at Meeting Eldon O'Brien r e q u e s t e d Tuckersrns ith Couuncil at the May 2 meeting to improve the railway crossing between lots 25 and 26, Concession 1. HRS. This is the new road, built past the RCAF Station Clinton, No 'tend'ers were received for construction of the Elgie Mun- icipal Drains Improvement and council decided to invite tend - ens ,again at a later date, The road superintendent An- dy Houston and Assessment Commissioner W, P, Roberts will be •allowed necessary ex- penses to attend schools in London sponsored by the On- tario Department of Highways and the Assessment Branch of the Department of Municipal Affairs, Both of these are early this month, The clerk was instructed to apply to the Department of Public Works for Provincial Aid to Drainage on the Elgie Municipal Drains Improvement; prepare 'a by-law to authorize the township to enter into an agreement with Township of Stanley, re the Brucefield Fire Department:; prepare a byy.1aw re .appointment of James I. Me- Intosh as clerk -treasurer axul tax collector. Frank Falconer and Andrew Houston were authorized to meet with Andrew Crozier re complaint with regard to out let on, Lot 1, Concession 1., Hul- lett, on the Adams Drain, Council d Bided to spray roads with calcium chloride the same as in 1060, The Reeve will contact the Bell Teephane Company with respect to cleaning up road- sides along Concessions 2-3 HRS east of Egmond'ville with respect to the removal of the telephone line, Council adjourned to meet on .June 6 at 8 .pen. 0 To cool most butter cakes, remove the baked cake from the oven and set it on a cake rack for fifteen minutes. For proper cooling, air should cir- culate all around the cake, ad- vises the Food and Nutrition Department, MacDonald Insti- tute, Guelph. Wildwood Motel R es tau / an t (11/4. miles south of Bayfield -- Highway 21) Full Course Meals Served Daily with Special Sunday Dinners Mother's Day TURKEY DINNER SUNDAY, MAY 14 commencing 5 p.m. D,S.T. 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