HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1962-08-30, Page 8Who's For a Ride on Lake Huron?
George Cutler has been operating a pontoon raft out of Bayfield from the
south pier most of the summer, and offers boat rides for all those interested
at a most reasonable rate. Fishing from this type of craft is quite enjoyable,
for there is plenty of room to move about, and satisfactory stability.
(News -Record Photo)
Page 8—Clinton News-Record--Thurs., August 30, 1962
Georg e Hopson returned
home from Westminster Hospi-
tal on Tuesday of last week.
:Ervin Keyes is spending a
few days with Danny Johnston
this welek.
Mr: and Mrs. Irvine Hintz,
Waterloo, were at their cottage.
for the weekend.
Miss Margaret Macdonald
spent a few days this week at
Brigden.
Miss Ellen MacKay was a
patient in Clinton Public Hos-
pital from Wednesday to Sun-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Reid,
St. Clair Beach, were at their
cottage "Enfield" from Satur-
day until Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Pfaff
and son Mark, Windsor, were
at their cottage on Victoria
Place last week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kalleo
returned to Detroit on Sun-
day after having spent last
week at their cottage..
Mr. and Mrs. William. Man -
mess, Joanne • and Jinny . were
weekend lguests of the fcrmer's
mother.
Lawrence Candela, Detroit,
spent the past week with his
grandparents, Mr. and. Mrs. Ar-
thur Brisson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hart, Ted
and Anne, London, occupied the
Hart cottage for the month of
August.
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D,C., was the guest of Mrs.
R. W. Bristol for a few days
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Candela
and children were weekend
guests of, Mrs. Candela's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bris-
son.
Mrs. James Fisher and Frank
returned to St. Agatha with
her husband on Sunday after
spending last week at their
cottage,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Simp-
son, Bloomfield Hillis, Mich.,
are occupying the apartment
at "Century House" .for the
month .of August.
Mr. 'ands Mrs. John Duffy
returned to Oakville on Mon-
day after vacationing at Mrs.
W. H. Robinsdn'•s cottage on
Howard Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wistow,
Burlington, and Mrs,: O. G.
Gauld, London, were visitors of
Miss Hodgins and Miss Mac-
donald at "Stonehaven" last
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs: A. Yunker and.
children who have occupied
"Char -Min", Mrs. Charles Rog-
ers' cottage, for the month of
August have returned to their
home in London,
Mrs. William J. Hamill, Roy-
al Oak, Mich. ; Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Cook, 'Detroit, were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs'. J,
MacKenzie from Friday to
Mo'nd'ay.
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Cul -
ley, London, were guests of the
Rev. E. J. B. Harrison at the
rectory on Monday Mr. and
Mrs. Keith Williams, Cyndy and
Christopher, Sarnia, called at,
the rectory on Monday evening.
Mrs. C. R. Will's granddaugh-
ter, Mrs. Carl Blauman and
-
children, •Cathy, Tom, Susan,
Betsy and pester, Birmingham,
Mich., have 'been occupying the
McCombe cottage. Mr. Nau-
man joinshis family for week-
ends.
Corporal Lloyd Westlake,
OPP, Kitchener, was here from
Saturday until Monday. Mics.
Westlake, Ricky, Catherine and
P'au'l, who have been with her
Parents, 1VIr, and Mrs. Malcolm
Tama for six weeks, accompan-
ied him on his' return to Kit-
chener.
Miss Betty Ann Potter was
with her mother, Mrs. F. W.
Potter for ten days while study-
ing for an examination. She
is a member of the graduating
class 'at St. Joseph's Hospital
School of Nursing. Gary Pat -
iter, Londhn, also spent the
weekend with .his mother.
Mass Mary Nadcombe return-
ed to Windsor on Sunday after
halving visited her nephew, Art
Pye and family, Jowett Cotttag-
es, from Ttiesd'ay: Mr. and Mrs.
Allton Pye who came art the
same time remained to spend'
MI5 week With their son.
Mrs. Richert Williams, Liza
said Katie, New York, who halve
spemit the stammer With her
Patents, Magistratte and Mrls.
F. McAlister "The Highlands"
and Robert Williams who has
bean ,With them far two weeks
left on Monday to visit his
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relatives tin South Dakota.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Burt
and four children, Mr. and Mrs,
Otto van Rennenkamphff, Lon-
don; Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Burt
and two children, Sault Ste.
Marie, were at the family home
on Sarnia Street for the week-
end. Ronald Burt and family
left London on Monday for
Sault Ste. Marie.
Dr. and Mrs. Moore Hislop
and baby Julie, Fort Churchill,
have been spending a vacation
at "Wheel -In" cottage, With
them over the weekend were
herr .parents and suer, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Baker .and Gwen,
London; (brother-in-law and sis-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Lang
and two children, Ancaster.
Bonnie Johnston who has
been working at the home of
Mr. and M. Ken Pinkerton,
Byron, for several weeks visit-
ed lrast week with Donna Peck,
Babylon Lime and a few dayrs
with her mother. She left on
Sunday to be the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. Angus McRae, Lon-
don, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jahn, Pounder
and children, Johnny, Cathy
and Mary, were in Ottawa for
the week of August 12 'before
coming to spend the weekend
with Mr. and MTs. Lloyd Scot-
chmer. Owing to the dearth of
her aunt Mrs. Poundler and
chil'dr'en remained with her
mother last week,' returning to
Chatham on Sunday with her
husband,. :, ...
Visitors over the weekend
with Mr, and Mrs. William
R. Elliott were: Mr. and Mrs,
Harlod Fryer, Diane and Jim-
my, . Ingersoll; Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Fryer and Gregory, Tor-
onto; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fry-
er, Stratford and John Elliott,
wife and three children, Kit-
chener. Jimmy and Nancy El-
liott remained to visit with their
grandparents until Labour Day.
Mrs. Eugene Sauder, with
her daughter Mrs. Sid McLen-
nan and Mrs. Frank Erwin,
Kitchener, motored from Port
Elgin on Tuesday to spend the
day in the village. They call-
ed on friends and visited old
scenes. Mrs. Sauder, formerly
Miss Clara Erwin is the daugh-
ter of the late Henry Erwin,
for many years clerk of the
Municipality of Bayfield, and
correspondent for the Clinton
News -Record.
Mr: and Mrs. Frederick A.
Erb, Rick, Wendy, Leslie and
John, Birmingham, Mich., came
to "Btrchcdiff" ;cottage for :the
month of August, Mr. Erb corn
-
ing for w'eeken'ds. The second
weekend in the n,iainth Mrs.
.Clintorr and District Q.1jtuarjes
James H. Vincent ,
Enteral sen i4Pe waa Conduct-
ed
onduc ted on Sa'tauxday; August `25 from
the Ilea:We funeral hone, 55
Rattenbu'rJ' Street past, Chn-
ton, for .Janies Horace Vincent,
68, who passed away , in St.
Joaepll?s Hese/ttal, .,Sarnia, pn'
ThursldaY moan '►gg. August 23.
The Rev, 'Clifford G, Pa*,
Wesley -Willie United Church
officiated and interment was iri
Cliinrtpn Ceanetegy. Pal'? -bearers
were William Riehl, .Stewarit
'Daytlor, Wilfred Jervis, Jos'
Sheep, H'ems'y Carter ;an d 'rein
Olay. err
Born on January 31, 1894 in
England, he was the son ,of
James Hartage an Louise Vin-
cent. }Te waa married in 1925
ar'd his wife passed away in
Novemb'er, 1946.
Formerly a section foreman
with the Canadian National
Railway mere, Mr. Vincent was
a member of Wesley -Willis
United Church. He had been
living in Sarnia for the past
Nye annntits, and! had been in
failing health.
Surviving aro two brothers,
Erntest and George, in England,
two sisters', Mrs. Albert (Ethel
May) 'C'art'er, Sarnia and Mrs,
Dorothy Cottrell, England.
Mrs. Jim Biggar
Ii4PPEN Mrs. Jim Biggar
(the former Mildred Grace
Deitz, Kippen) and lately of
Namaka, Alberta, passed away
in Calgary General Hospital on
Tuesday, August 21 in her 42nd
Year.
She is ° survived by her hus-
band, one son (Randy), one
daughter (Priscilla), her moth-
er Mrs. Elizabeth Deitz, one
brother (John), two sisters
(Dorothy) Mrs. Tom Munroe,
(Norma) Mrs. William Cole-
man, all of Kippen.
Funeral services were held.
Thursday, August 23 from Cal-
gary.
Her brother John and sister
Dorothy flew out to attend the
funeral. •
Harold W. Rathwell
GLENDALE, ARIZ. — Ser-
vices for Herold W, Rathweli,
60, who died on Tuesday at
North West Hospital, were held
on Saturday morning, August
18,. in Lundberg Mortuary. Bur-
ial was in Resthaven Park. .
Mr. Rathwell was a son of
the late Mr. and Mrs. John
Rattlhwell,, God'erich Township,
later of Stanley Township,. and
he was a home building con-
tractor. He moved' from Wind-
sor 15 t'e'ars'. ago, and lived at
5811W Belmonit Ave., in Glen-
dale.
Mr. Rathwell was a member
of the 'Royal Arcane. Lodge and
the First Presbyterian 'Church
in Phoenix, Ariz. He .is 'surviv-
ed by his wife Jean; two sons,
Pete and Jim, all of Glendale
and a sister, Mrs, Albert Horn-
er, Seaforibh.
Mr. and Mrs, Albert Horner
a'ttend'ed (the funeral and have
returned home.
Caanmie Roberson, Birmingham,
was with them and Rod Davies,
Bloomfield Hill was Rick's
guest. This week Mr. and Mr's.
Richard P. Barnard, Franklin,
Mich., with three children, Cal -
by, Teb and Dana, were their
guests,
Baptism
The Rev. E. J, B. Harrison
officiated at the service of holy
baptism in Trinity Church on
Sunday afternoon last, when
Anna Marie and Jenny Lynn,
children of F/L Andre Toma
and his wife Janet Marie Mac-
Leod were christened.
The God parents were Miss
Dorothy Ann MacLeod and the
children's parents. Owing to
illness F/L Andre Toma was
not able to attend the service.
Mrs. L. H. D. MacLeod stood
proxy for him.
Sa11 Boats at Bayfield
This is some i1f the sceneryavailable from
the
deck of a lake -going draft at tlayfield harbour,
There are as many as half a.' dozen sailboats within
sight on days wheal the wind' is favourablet and the
sac the fail vehicles are interesting to many visitor at
lake, (Neuisy/i',ecorel Photo)
Mrs. 1,. hll. BWrt
DAXFAELL(a The death oc-
carred t1 her home, 360 Wort-
ley Road, London, 451 atm
dray, .Aus't 18, 1962, of Mrs.
Lulu lvfadelinpe Bunt, in &ler
62!14 year, :She had been in ill
health for ,tilde and a: half
ninths,
a3evri in Bayfield, December
2, 1900, she was Ifhe older
'daughter of the late Frederick
Baker and Mary Howard Bak-
er,
She atltended BaY'field Public
'and Continuation School, Lon.
don Collegiate Insttitute axed.
London Normal School. '
Highly regarded on the Lon-
don Public School staff, .she
had taught in Chelsea Heights
fon' :five years, and up to tihe.
time of her death was a mem-
ber of the st'a'ff at Mountstfidld'
School -
The Matte Mrs. Burt had many
extra -curricular activities, She
was a member of the IODE, A
member of St. James Church
(Westminster) , London; she al-
so retained the 'assoiciattion of
her youth with Trinity Anglic-
an Ohnr'dh, Bayfield,
Surviving are two (sons,
How+and! F. Burt, London, Ron -
,aid R. Burt, Sault Ste, Marie;
rtwo. Idaughterrs, Mrs, W. E.
(Margaret L.) Morley, Ray Vil-
lage, .Ohio, Mrs. Otto (Mary
Lou) van Rennenkamphff; a
brother, Harry F. Baker, Lon-
don; a sister, Mrs. Lloyd
(Greta) Scotchmer, Bayfield
and ten grandchildren.
Funeral service in the Need-
ham funeral chapel, London, at
8 pan. Monday, August 20, was
conducted by ithe Rev. D. J.
Laramie, London', and in Trin-
ity •Church, Bayfield, at 2.30
p.m., August 21, by the Rev.
E. 3. B Harrison.
Interment was made in Rey-
nold Cemetery.
Pall:-tbeazers were: Melvin
Davison, Willard Dresser, Leon-
ard Smith, Bayfield; Orville
McClinnehey, Varna; Les'lie,Pick-
les, London, and Douglas Long,
Ancaster. Flower bearers: How-
ard Scoitahmer, Dr. Moore His-
lop, Kenneth Brandon, Lesitie
Elliott, Hales Dresser.
Persons attending the funer-
al service here from a distance,
included: Mr, and Mrs, Jack
Atikenhead, Brucefield; Mrs. R.
H. Middleton, Hensatll; Rev.
'anal Mrs'. J. Graham, Tyrconnel:
Pat Graham, Mr. 'and firs,
Frank Morton, Mr. and Mrs,
L. Pickles, Mrs. Roy Tyrell,
Bob Edwards, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Burt, Mr. and Mrs. Ot-
to van Rennenkamphff, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Baker, Miss Gwen
Baker, London; Mr's. W. E.
Morlloy, Bay Village, Ohio; Mrs.
Robert 'Clark and Miss, Roberta
Olark,.Cleveland, Ohio; Mr. and
Mrs. Douglas Long, Atncaster;
Dr. and Mrs. Moore Hislop,
Fant Churchill; Mrs, J. Pound-
ef, Chatham; Mr, and Mrs.
Percy Lament, Windsor; Mr,
and Mrs. Ed Turland, Detroit.
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VARNA
(Correspondent, •
Fred McClymont
Rev.' and Mrs. William Rob-
inson, Manitoba, are visiting re-
latives in this vicinity,
The service in the United
Church next Sunday will be in
charge of the pastor Rev. N.
Morrison.
Miss Joan McClymont spent
last week at Fve Oaks, near
Paris, Ontario.
The Varna softball team won
an exhibition .game at Bruce-
field on Monday evening of this
week.
HENSALL
(MRS. MAUDE REDDEN,
Correspondent)
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Jones
have returned 'from a vacation
spent tat French River, north
of Parry Sound, and with
friends at Bala.
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Among the 108 exhibits in the children!s section of the Flower Show last
Friday in the Council Chambers were several shown by Tom Leppington, son of
Mr. and Mrs. John Leppington and Linda Moodie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart Moodie. The youngsters interest in the annual flower show has con-
tinued to grow through the years, and this year's show proved the best yet.
(News -Record Photo)
Principal Fralick
And Family
Go To Strathroy
BAYtaEL!D — Mx. and Mrs.
W iabent . Fralick and; Miss Mary
Frail.* moved to Strathroy on
Wednesday where they will
snake their home, Mr. Fralick
will be principal of the five-
room Metcalf Central School
near Straithroy.
During the three years they
have resided . here while Mr,
Fralick was principal of USS 8
Stanley, they have taken an.ac-
ti,ve part in community affairs,
As members of St, Andr'ew's
United Church they will be
missed from the congregation.
Mrs, Fralick played a' proanin-
enit pant in the UCW..
A member of the Lion% Club,
Mr. Fralick did a great deal
as' one of the committee on or-
ganizing sports at the arena
lash winter. He coached the girds
hockey team.
Huron County
• Farming Report
"Grain :harvest progressed
very well during the past
week make favourable wea-
ther conditions, however
there is considerable
'grain to be 'harvested in
the north end of the county
A few 'early fields of white
beans have been pulled.
Harvest of the sweet corn
club will likely commence
this week. '
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In September
Severall Huron County young
people have been selected to
represent 'the 'county on various
trips in the near future.
Miss Marilyn Marshall of RR
1, Kirlct'on has been sel_e'cttted to
represent the county at provirr-
cial Junior Farmer leadership
training camp at Lake Coueh-
iching from September 3-10.
Mists Marshall has been very
active in 4-H Homemaking
Clubs in The county and is the
past presidlenrt of the Huron
County Junior Insitiltutte.
Ivan Dow, RR 3, Wingham,
will represent Huron on the ,
Ontario Junior Farmer soil and
land use tour from, September
11 to 14. Flaeh county selected
one delegate for this tour and
they intend to be discussing
soils and land use and will be
visiting several farms in Cent-
ral Ontario. Mr. Dow is vice-
president of the Huron County
Junior Farmers and is palstt
presid'entt of the North Huron
Junior Fanners.
Larry Wheatley, RR 1, Dub-.
lin has been awarded a travel-
ling scholarship from the On-
tario Junior Farmers to attend
the 1962 R.Y.U,S.A, conference
at 'Cedlar Lances Camp, Ripley,
West Virginia, Larry is one of
four Onitario Juniors who will
be attending this conference
from September 11 to 16. He
is presently the Huron .County
director of the Junior Farmers
of Ontario.
Bob Fobheringham, R R 3,
Seaforth, has been awarded the
Junior Farmer trip to Washing-
ton and New York which will
take place the latter part of
September. This award is made
to tthe person having the high-
est score in the Huron County
seed and livestock judging tom -
petitions. Mr. Fothherimbham h'^:s
•attways been active in 4-H pro-
grams serving as a 4-H leader
this year. He 'also is president
of the Seafonth Junior Fan7ners.
HOLMESVILLE
MRS. F. McCULLOUGH
Phone HU 2-7418
Col. and Mrs. L. Lamontagne
Quebec City, and Mr. and Mrs,
Roger Pinault, Kingston, and
their families were visitors for
the past two weeks with . Mr,
and Mrs. Earl Ireland. Col.
Lamontagne, professor o f
French Literature at Laval Uni-
versity was interviewed on
CKNX-TV on the subject of
Laval summer school of which
he was director this year.
Mrs.` Lepage, Quebec City, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Earl
Ireland.
MIDDLETON
The Women's Auxiliary of
St, James Church will meet on
Thursday evening, September 6
at 8.15 p.m. 'at the home of
Mrs. Ray Wire. Please note
change of date. The roll call
word is "Harvest".
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