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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1962-07-05, Page 8Page 8—Clinton News-Record—Thursday, July 5, 1962 School's Out Until September School was out last Thursday for members of Mrs. Williams kindergarten class at Clinton Public School, Report cards in hand they made the last trip away- from school until September. Those are more senior pupils, who are .enjoying a cool popsickle, which curie as a fairwell treat from their teachers. (News-Record Photo) larrsTrfllreffilf551TUlsIil HAROLD'S WHITE ROSE GARAGE SPECIALIZING IN AUTOMATIC TRAN MISSIONS u IIII 2 2 7 Vtl i!I INOT R0INA SI, .sports will be Mrs. Blighton rerg Mrs, Leona Parke, Mrs, S. 7;31ackwell and Mrs. Clarence Holland. Members of the Legion Lad- les Auxiliary met at the home, of Mrs. Orlo McClintock on Thursday evening of last week and presented her witha broach and matching earrings.. Mrs. Gordon 'Mann, past .president the auxiliary, made the ore, sentation, Mr, MeClintoelc was Also presented a gift from the Legion 'branch 468. Refresh were -. meats served. Mn and Mrs. Earl McKellar,. Susan wild Michael, Chatham, visited over the weekend with, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Noakes. Susan and Michael are remain- ing for two weeks vacation with their grandparents. Mrs. Leon.ard- Noakes who' underwent surgery at Victoria Hospital, Londen, has left the hospital, and is recuperating an-the .heme of her norther-in- law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Peebles, Leaden., . OR SI/OP, TOWN OR COUNTRY REFRIGERATION AIR-CONDITIONING ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING BRUCEFIELD (Mra. H. F. Berry, Cartestrorislent Mr, and Mr5, Harvey` Snel. Meillstoii George and Samuel Snelling,, Mitchell; Nor- Man Snelling, Torontpi Spent Dorilitnori Day with their bro- ther CharleS and Mr S. sS 2, 'WE$71" WAWA,N0.6H (From Mrs. Wes Bradnock) Grade 1. to Grade 2: Janice Foran; Grade 2 to Grade 3: Douglas Durnin, Cathy Fares', Terry iForan,; Grade 4 to Grade 5: Kathy Hallam, Ronnie Mc- Phee; Grade 5 to Grade 6, Frank Foran; Grade 6 to Grade 7; Con Foran, Randy Kerr, Glen Rice; Grade to Grade Ron Durnin, Clifford Hallam, Jim Moss. —Mrs. Louise Wil- son, teacher. Bayfield Reporter Soon To Retire Notice to residents of Bay- field village: Mrs. Carl Diehl (Lucy R. Woods) who has been correspondent to the Clinton New -Record for very nearly 40 years is planning retarement. Until a replacement can be found, Mrs. Diehl will con- tinue for a time, sending in news items which are sup- plied to' er. Note! She will no longer be calling you search- ing for news stories. Organizations should either mail their reports of meet- • ings direct to the News- Record office in Clinton, or deliver them 'to Mrs. Diehl all ready for her to send to us. Personas may be phoned direct 'to Clinton' HU 2-3443— or may be written out and delivered to Mrs. Diehl. Should anyone be interest- ed in the job of being Bay- field's news correspondent to the News-Record — please contact the office 'soonest possible. (By Florence Elliott, Secretary, Huron Federation) The Federation of Agricul- ture will hold the annual wor- ship service on July 8 at 3 p.m. at the Salvation Army Camp, two miles north of Bayfield on the Blue Water Highway. Guest speaker 'to be Captain Newman of the Salvation Army, Wingham, The Salva)- tion Army band will also be in attendance. Ladies are re- quested to bring sandwiches or tarts. Chocolate milk and cof- fee will be supplied. Directors wives are asked to help with the serving of lunch, The Federation of Huron nounty hope (that there will be a good 'attendance at 'this wor- ship 'service. - Dural Public School Promotions Mrs. M. „Fisher and daughter, Susan, Waterloo, were at their cottage for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. George Cantrick and, family, Birmingham, Mich., are at "Birchcliffe" this month. Mrs. Norris and William Nor- ris, Detroit, were at their cot- tage for the weekend. Mr .and Mrs. Richard Yantis and family, London, were at their cottage over the holiday. Miss M. Hodings and Miss M. Macdonald, Toronto, are at the former's cottage, "Stone- haven" this month. Dr. and Mrs. William A. Till- man, London, are occupying their cottage on Bayfield Ter- race. • Mrs. B, Campbell, Agincourt; is visiting her sister, Mrs. T. W. Oates, at her cottage on Delevan Street.. Mrs. George Heidemann, To- ronto, is at her cottage in Bail- ey Park. MiSs Isabel Heide- mann was with her mother over the weekend. Misses Frances Webb, Lon- don and Pat Given, Port Dover, are staying with Mrs. R. H. F. Gairdner for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. William Barber and family, St. Thomas, oc- cupied their cottage over the weekend. Mrs. Leo • Duggan, Stratford, is at her home here for the summer. Miss Patsy Duggan was with her mother for the weekend. s Jack Zondag, • Three Hills, Alberta, spent a week recently with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Zondag, Bronson Line. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bauer and two children, Regis and. Ro- berta, Waterloo, visited Mrs. E. J. Bauer over the weekend. Mrs. A. F. Furter returned to London on Monday after hav- ing spent a few days with her brother, H. A. Stinson. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. R. Win lock and three children, Toron- to, came on Friday to spend the season at their cottage do Bayfield Terrace. „ Mr. and Mrs.' John Elliott and three children, Kitchener, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William R. Elliott over the weekend. Mn and Mrs. J. Meeks and the latter's mother, Mrs. Sum- mers, Stratford, spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. William R. Elliott. Mrs. R. Erb, Birmingham, Mich., was at "Birchcliffe" cot- tage last week. Her husband joined her on Friday and they returned home on Sunday. Mrs, Adam Boyd and Jo- Anne Simcoe, Gravenhurst, vis- ited the farmer's sister, Mrs. J. E. Howard from Sunday to Wednesday. Miss Vicki Cluff, Londen, is spending the long vacation with her Mother Mrs. J. Cluff. Miss Gloria Snyder, Stratford, was her guest from Friday to Mon- day, Miss Judi Cluff who returned to duty at the Victoria HoSpital School .of Nursing, London, on June 24, spent Tuesday and Wednesday with her mother, Mrs, 3, Cluff. Mrs. Addle lalundag,Calif- ornia, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sparhng, Detroit; Mrs. Muriel Collett, Niagara Falls, Ontario; Mrs, Fred Simian, Clinton; Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Eathwell arid Mary joyee, Kitchener, were guests of Mr. and Mrs, J. B. Rathwell over the weekend. Mrs. W. Aberhart entertain- ed Mrs. W. Mee, Mrs. 3". IV Crocker, Miss jean Irvine, Mrs. A, Furter and Miss Winnifred AShplatit, all of London at her cottage Thursdaa,June 28, Mr. and Mrs. Thottiaa W. Orr, Mr. and Mrs. It Q. tory don and •family, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Thompson and family, Stratford,• are at their respec- tive cottages at Lakeview. Mr. and Mrs. Mel Dundas and Bill, London, are at their cottage on the Blue Water High- way, Goderich Township. Miss Carolyn Dundas who is nursing in Goderich is with them for the summer, Miss Hollis Ann MacDuff •and her mother, Mrs. William Mac- Duff, Rochester, Mich., accomp- anied by the latter's mother, Mrs. H. S. Strachan, Windsor, visited with Mrs. Strachan's brother, George and Mrs. Little last Friday. Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Butler and daughter Lois, Miffling- burg, PA. came on Tuesday to visit his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Myron Butler, Dr. Butler will spend a week helping his par- ents prepare for moving to Cl- inton and Mrs. Butler and Lois will remain here longer. Miss Jacqueline Cluff, Lon- don, spent an evening-last week with her mother before leaving on Friday for Prince Albert, Sask., to join the Anglican Sunday •School Mission. She will drive one of the . caravans and assist in mission work dur- ing the summer. Miss Carrie Dixon, Brant- ford, visited the Rev, Canon and Mrs. F. H. Paull, "Cam- bourne House" on Sunday and Monday, Mrs. George Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Clem Wright and daughter Louise, London, were also their guests on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Cuning- harne at Cedar Nest and JKJ were Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Saund- ers, Eugene, Michael, Derek, John and Paul, Sarnia; Mr. and Mrs. Mel Stewart, Mark and Marylysm, London; Mrs. Wil- liam Dawson, Peter, Jane and Anne, Sarnia. Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Chapman left on Wednesday of last week for Pensacola, Florida. They have sold their home in Detroit and purchased one at Pensa- cola to which they are mov- ing. Misses Pauline and Marie Locher, Detroit, are occupying their residence here during their absence. With Mrs. Fred McEwen over the weekend were her son-in- law and daughter, Drs. Ralph and Doris Nicholls, Pat John- son, London; W. J. Nicholls (who has just returned from a trip back to England), Miss Laura Ariderson, Toronto; Dr. Murray Hoover and two (laugh- tera, Loiadon; Mr. and Mrs. Milton Smith and two daugh- ters, Clinton, and the fonner's father, Horace Smith, Man- cheater, England. Recalls The past When She was passing through Bayfield on Saturday, Miss Lou- isa Butler, Detroit, was trying I to recall people she had known ' here> She came to the village in the suinmer, of 1921 with her mint, Miss Mary Conover, the first children's librarian irl De- troit. They stayed at Mrs, Jim Ferguson', and hoarded with Miss Nora Ferguson. Miss Butlers residing, at '661 W, Philadelphia, Detroit, is a neighbour of Mrs. flay Owen who lived here for a time. Plowman Trimble Wins Dominion Championship PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE — J, T. ."Toby" Trimble, 56-year- old Portage la Prairie 'farmer captured the Canadian Mowing championship at Portage in June and was awarded the 'Esse Sillier Plow. Racking up a total of 83 points, Trimble was just two points in front of his nearest competitor, Grant Well's Stouff- ville Ontario. Trimble and Wells will represent Canada in the world championship match to be held in Ontario in the fall of 1963. In 'two days of rugged' and exacting. plowing Trimble pull- ed the hat 'trick in Portage tak- ing the Canadian championship, the western Canada trophy and 'top honours hi the Manitoba championship. Trimble • h s represented Canada in the Canadian, champ- ionships on three previous oc- casions until this year haS fail- ed to place in the money. He also captured 'the Manitoba title in 1949. Trimble was on familiar ground in this year's match. The ground' on which the match was' held was part of the origi- nal Trimble farm which has been in 'his fetidly for close to 100 years. Stephenson Reunion_ The annual Stephenson Re- union was held on July 1 at Seaford.), Lions Park with an attendance of 106. Relatives were present from Alberta, Montreal, Wcassistook, Goderich, Clinton, Seaforth, Hensall, Zu- rich and Varna. Sports convened by Mr. and Mrs. Howard Armstrong and Mr. and Mrs. William Consitt Were enjoyed. Winners were: pre-school children, Donna Tay- lor; six to nine, girls, Bonnie Armstrong, Debora Stephenson; boys, Paul Stephenson, Blaine Stephenson; girls nine 'to 12, Linda Armstrong, Debora Ste- phenson; young ladies, Marjorie Turner, Ann Stephenson; boys over 12, Paul. Stephenson, Billy Turner. Ladies race, Marian Turner; men's race, Ken McClure; three-legged race, ladies, Mari- an Turner 'and Ruth Willert, Mary M. Armstrong 'and Linda Armstrong; men,. Jim .Consitt and Ken McClure, Floyd Turn- er and Bill Taylor. Kick-the-slipper, ladies, Shar- on Dowson; "men, Ken McClure. Relay races: Unwrapping Om while weaning even mitts, won by Bob JOhnsten'S side; throw- ing balls into a basket, wen, by Bill TaYloes side. Oldest lady present, Mrs. Emma McNeill, Stettler, Alberta; oldeat gentleman, Wil- liam MacLaren, Goderich; youngeSt boy, Paul Consitt, Varna; youngest girl, Sandra Armstrong, Zurich,; person awn- ing the farthest, Mrs. Margaret Alberta; guessing dandies, in a jar) Mrs. Allan' Annstroeg, Varna. A lovely striper, earaplete with ice cream, was anjOyed. The committee in 'charge Was Mr> and Mrs. Clarence Steph, exist*, and Mr. arid Mrs. Floyd Armstrong, The president;' for next 'year is Ralph Stephenson and Sterna- tart George Dan/17ton, Aa 1,.sTAN‘,,gy (Baird',,, 6,alssol) To Grade 9: Bonnie Layton, Brian Lightfoot, Hugh Light- Not; to Grade .8; Jackie .Cpl, ceshouri, _Gorden Glen, ien- rielite"Mosselmart: to Grade 7: Linda Hicks, Bill McGregor;. To Grade •6i Arlene Meant-, ford, Sam Mo.sselman, Douglas Tp Grade '5: Jean Glens Steve. Layton:. to Grade 4; Paul Fins Wayne .Centelosn to Grade' 3;; .Morris. Krumhont, Bobby Layton, Jan Mosselinan, Gary .Centelon; To Grade 2; .Jake Krumbent, Vicky Layton, Linda Anderson, Billy ,Qatitelon, Larry Mussel- man. — Mrs. Arnold Taylor, teacher, SS 14 .STANLEar (From Mrs. N, Long, hippest) To Grade Nine "7' ,Douglas Hyde, Russell Talbot, Briar Trieilsner, James Wright, Bonnie Robinson, To Grade Eight—Ann Clifton, nwenneith Hendrick, John Robe insoo, To Grade Seven — David Campbell, Wendy Jones. • To Grade Six—Barbara Grids. zak, Billy Henderson, John HpogertesS Jo -Anne Imanse, Lois Wright, To Grade Five—Donna Clif- ton, Gayle Henderson, Karen Hendrick, Kathryn Hendrick, Michael •Gridzals. To Grade Four, Randy Grid'- zak; to Grade Three, Robert Campbell, Gordon Wright; to Grade Two, Leslie Coleman, Linda Gridzak. Teacher is Miss F. Graydanus„ ' VARNA (Correspondent, Fred. MeClymont John Ostrom was able to re- turn home from Clinton Public Hospital last week. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Robinson, Agincourt spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred MeClymont. A Vacation Bible School will be held in the United Church July 16-20 with the pastor, the Rev. M. Morrison in charge. Members of LOL 1035 and their families and friends are preparing to celebrate the '12th" in Kincardine on Satur- day, July 7. A good game of softball was played last Thursday evening on the local ball diamond when the Auburn 'team edged Varna boys by several runs. Varna plays a return game at Auburn on Thursday, July 5. A reception service was held in Goshen United Church last Friday evening- for :lea. and Mrs. Murdock Morrison and family, who moved to the Var- na parsonage last week. Service was in the charge of Rev. H. Johnston, Brucefield and the Rev. H. A. Funge, Londesboro. Lunch was served in the base- ment. 0 Little Sign Of Unemployment At Goderich Employment in the' area is. generally good and 'is expected to improve again 'in July, re- ports ,I. D. McLeod, manager of the National Einployment Office at. Goclerich. At 'the end. of June the National Employ- ment Office in Goderich had 180 men registered fOr work and 136 women.' This is a slight increase over the end of May due to 'the large. number of students. 'seeking work for the summer. How- ever, it •is 60 fewer thatt the number registered last year at the same Constructiens work that is planned for the area is expect- ed 'to keep skilled workers busy and, the office hopes, most of the construction labour. Sev- eral of the 'large 'industries in the area are modernizing and expanding. Hiring has not started yet-at the Ontario Hospital but will likely be under way 'by fall. Canadian Canners' Started their pea-pack this Week. a__ • Classified Ads Bring Quick Results bto chuM pkilweiNa ro ROO MAIO #1,41M1 OO/N4 to ADROIT YOUR SS 9, W44!-TT (From Mrs, Wes .14raginoci0 From Grade 1 to Grade 2:. Ricky .Arehaillisatilt, Arva Ball, Harry Franker, Louise Hunk lug;. from Grade 2 .to- Grade 3: Ralph Hallam, Keith Lapp; Grade 3 to. Grade Joyce Hallam, Kathy Schneider; Grade 5 to Grade ,; Brenda Archarnbault, Daryk Ball, Daryl Ball, Nancy Lapp, Bob Schneid- er; Grade 6 -to Grade 7: Brenda Ball, Wendy Schneider; Grade 7 to Grade 8: Doug- las .ArellaMbault, .Shirley Hunk- ing, Bill Grade _8 to Grade 9: Betty Hallam, — sner Erringtorn teacher. USS 5, -HY!,44,TIr (Amtwrn -60990 (From Mrs. Wes pronpoo cp conditionally promoted) Grade. '7 to Grade 8: .Judith Arthur, Laura Deer, Johnny Arthur,. Gail Miller, Brigitte Schliebting (op), Robert kin; Grade 6 to Grade 7: lion- nie Arthur, Brenda East, Fred- die Hoogenboom, Diane Kirks conneil (op). Allan McDougall; Grade 5 to 6: Brian Craig; Jennifer Grange Joyce Leather- land, Betty Moss, Karl Teich-. ert; Grade 4 to 5: Mark Al', thur, . Wayne Arthur,. Ronnie Brown, Stephen Haggett (cp), Karen East, Jesse Kirk (cp), Lynda Longhurst, Petra ert, Patsy Wilkins Grade 3 to 4; Larry Charn- rey, Shelly Grange, Randy Machan, Mary Wilkins Grade 2 to Grade 3; Dana Bean, Nancy Brown, Marie Plunkett, Gan Sears, P e t.e r Teiohert -(cp); Grade 1 to 2:. Paul CherrineY, Clarence East (cp), Doreen IVIcOlinchey, Sherry Plaetzer; Grade 8 to 9: Phil laishack„ Allan Craig, Elmer Debold, Margaret Sanderson, Mary Sandersdn,— Danner. MacKay, teacher.0 Sevingy-Bertrand In 'the chapel of St. Paul's Church, London, on Saturday, June 23, Rev. E. S. Moore unit- ed in marriage Eleanor June eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril W. Bertrand, 116 East Street, London', to Corporal Marcel Edward Sevingy, Wols- ley Barracks, London, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sevingy, Montreal, Quebec. Given in marriage by her father the bride wore 'a' street length dress on simple lines of mauve nylon sheer over printed silk, a large picture hat of white 'straw and elbow length white gloves. She wore' a three strand necklace of green crys- tal with earrings to match. Miss Gwen Fowler, London, attended the bride dressed in a figured' silk dress of mauve and brown. She also wore pic- ture hat of white straw. Albert McIntyre, 540 Adel- aide Streets London, attended the groom. The reception was; held at 'the Rose Bowl Inn, for the iinmedi- ate family. The young couple is residing at 540 Adelaide until late July, when they will be leaving for 'Montreal where the groom is employed. Mr. and Mrs. Thorn Docker Spent the weekend with roles tives in Toronto. Lloyd McLean is building a new home on Highway 4, 1-% miles south of Hensall. Mr. and Mrs. C. McClintock, Dare!, Susie and Peter, left Saturday for Winnipeg, where they will talse up residence. Mr. and Mrs. Mae Watson and family have taken up resi- dence in Mitchell, where Mr. Watson has purchased a home, Mr. and Mrs. Gerry 13randen- hurst and family have taken up residence on Brock Street, in the home recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Schade. Clarence Reid has purchased a lot on Highway 4 from J. E. McEwen and is building a new home. Miss Louise Jones passed her grade two theory examina- tion of 'the Royal Conservatory of Music, Toronto. Louise is now entitled to her grade seven piano certificate which she bad passed previously. She is a pupil of Miss Greta Lammie Members of Amber Rebekah Lodge, their husbands and fam- ilies have been invited to hold their annual picnic at the sum- mer cottage of Mr. and Mrs. E. Chipohase at Norman Height on Monday, July 9. Directing 0 Hensall Students Win $25 Awards BlEanSALL--Presentations of $25 scholarships were made to Flora Lee Johnston, 13, and Bruce Forrest, 12. This is an annual award to the top boy and girl student's in Grade 8 Of Hensall' Public School. Mrs. William Clement, pre- sident of the Hensall Kinettes who sponsor this' annual project merle 'the presentation at • a ceremony at the school Friday morning, June 29. Mora Lee is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Johnston, and Bruce is 'the s:on of Mr. and Mrs. Edison Forrest. If you're a person who wants to "get away from it all'", and then when you do, you begin to look forward to letters from home — you're the person who should have Cliittott News-Record Phone HU 2-3443 4111111.11111111111111111114,' xicaxemaximoomimmum On Monday, July 9 We Will Commence Operations At Our New Location On BAYFIELD ROAD WEST Watch For News Of Our GRAND OPENING JULY 21 Clinton Farm Supply 44440:44.040040:401:140:40 the Clinton News-Record delivered to your vacation spot. Many people do! Call for details on this free service, before you go on vacation. And, may we wish you a very happy vacation! 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