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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1963-08-15, Page 8Sago . 8-,,,clinton Nuwokcool. Thurs,,,, August 15f 1903 C.N. E. by Bus WED., AUGUST 21 WED. AUGUST 28 $4.00 Return Fare Leave Clinton at 7:15 a.m. And Leave CNE after Evening Performance For Further Information Contact Your Local Agent For TRAILWAYS OF CANADA LTD. Bartliffs Bakery Ltd. Phone NU 2.9127 33.4341 ummommiumm uma (MRS. H. EERRY, Correspondent) Miss Paine, London, is visit- ing this week with her friend, Mrs, E. Forrest, Rev, and Mrs. Howard, K. Plant are assisting at the United Church Camp, Goderieh, this week. Mr. and Mrs, Murray Squires and family are spending a few days with Mrs. Squires' par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Al- lan, Sr. Sunday morning service of the l3rucefield and Kippen United Church will be held at Kippen at 11:00. Rev. E. Roul- ston, Exeter, will have charge of the service. .Unit one of the 13rucefield UCW will hold a garden tea on Wednesday, August 21, from 2;00 to 5;00 and 7:00 to 9:00, at the home of Mrs. Harvey Taylor. Mrs. Thomas B. Baird and Mrs. Duncan Aikenhead, Sea- forth, spent last week in Tor- onto with their brother, Dr. William Aikenhead and Mrs. Aikenhead.. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mustard and boys spent three days vac- ationing at Inverhuron. While there they enjoyed a trip to Manitoulin Island, accompanied by Jack's mother, Mrs. J. 13. Mustard and Edna. , Explorers Meet The Brucef i el d United ChurCh Explorers enjoyed a so- cial evening on Tuesday, Aug- ust 6. The girls enjoyed a swim at the lake, followed by a wor- ship service on Mr. Stewart Broadfoot's lawn, conducted by Brenda Triebner, Brenda Ann Hargreaves and Betty Dal- rymple. The girls and , their visitors introduced thetnselves to the new minister and his wife, Rev. and Mrs. H. K, Plant. Hot dogs and chocolate milk Were enjoyed. Movies of the Explorers and counsellors and their homes were much enjoyed. o Church Choir Presents Gifts To Three Couples HAYFIELD — The home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scotch- mer was the scene of j a social evening on July 24 for mem- bers of the choir of St. And- rew's United Church. Miss Charlene Scotchmer was helping arrange a presentation for two prospective brides and grooms, Miss Jean McKellar and Ted Dunn and the organist Miss Beverly Biggins and Cam- eron Addison. Mrs. A. G. Pease read an ad- dress and it was then that Miss Charlene Scotchmer and Gor- don Porter found out that they were being honored also. Mrs. J. Siertserna made the presen- tation of three silver cream and sugars. The house was decorated with wedding bells, streamers and seasonable flowers. TRAVEL DIRECT TO Clinton Memorial Shop T. PftYDE and SON CLINTON -- -'Ext1'ER $EA001(TH Open Every Afternoon PHONE HU 2-7712 At other tinieit contact Local itePr'etentntiVe.—A, SteeP—MU 2-6641 2itfb 'W111111•1=1=1111MR111111111r Timothy Seed We are buyers of new crop Timothy Seed. For information on handling and markets contact your local JIVI. dealer or representative or Jones MacNaughton. Seeds PHONE 235-0363 EXETER, ONT. 80-33-4-5b $200.00 REWARD OFFERED FOR INFORMATION LEADING TO ARREST AND CONVICTION OF PERSON OR PERSONS STEALING 1962 BUICK (LeSabre) HARDTOP LICENSE NO, A-1/82 NOTIFY Ontario Automobile Association 127 - 133 QUEENS AVENUE LONDON, ONT. . MISS Dianne Perkin,. London, spent a weekend with her ,coo$„. 4, Miss Joyce 'I.-Toed Pain. HOW., WingilaM, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Mellis. Visitors recently with Mr, and Mrs, ROSS. Love were Miss. Ann Tate, Aylmer and Doggies. McKay, Kippen., Karen Marie Haist, infant daughter of Mr. And Mrs, Mor- ris Haist ,(nee Ruth .Ann jar- rott) is still in an incubator at St. Joseph's. Hospital, London. BRUCEFIELD HARRY WILLIAMS 11112-6633 RR+2CLINTON HEATING OILS-GASOLINE GREASES-MOT01.0113— WHITE ROSE FINER VALUE, JOST COOLOHT BE, SO 100( THEM OVER AN' YOU NU' SEE mr&mrs. s $W1SE Huron Progressive Conservative Association NOMINATING CONVENTION and ELECTION of OFFICERS Legion Hall, Kirk St, Clinton EDNESDAY, AUGUST 28 8.30 Pam Authorized by the Huron Prooressive Conservative Association ''That Can Be Used" 1958 Pontiac 4 door Hardtop Fully equipped $1,095 1957 DeSoto 4 door Sedan One owner car, fully equipped. all new tires. $1,095 1957 Plymouth 2 door Hardtop Stick shift, with radio $695 1957 Dodge Custom Royal 4Allbn0e0wRtirStEs.DAN, fully equipped. $895 1.957 Pontiac 2 door Rtick'''shift with radio. This car has been completely overhauled, new rings, valves groun'd, new tires. 1954 Ford 2 door Black, with radio, completely over- hauled. Licence NO. *A5828 • 1954 Meteor 2 door $695 $295 $195 $125 $295 $45 $125 With radio. Licence No. A7945. 1953 Vauxhall 4-Door Sedan t 'Cpl. Cheap 'transportation 1=-2-wheel Camping Trailer New tires. Sleeps 4. 1-2-wheel Trailer 1958 VSA Motorcycle SHORTY'S 212 VICTORIA ST. (HWY. 4) Phone HU 2-7661 CLINTON Open until 2:00 a.m. very evening—Never closed on weekends. i e St 0 tl Adjust brakes and repack front wheel bearings These Safety Features All Mailable At SCRUTON'S FIRESTONE 238 ALBERT STREET In The Former Hanover Transport Buiidhi Phone HU 24681 Align front end to manufacturer's specifications FAMOUS Balance front wheels, Mr. and Mrs. James Auld, St, Catharines, are holidaying at "The highlands", Mra, J, Pease and Ervine Pease, London, were at their cottage over the Weekend. Mr, and Mrs. Charles Guest, Whitby, spent last week at their cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baker, London, were at "Wheel-In" over the weekend, Mr. and Mrs, James Culley, London, visited at the rectory on Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. S. Lawrason, Listowel, visited his sister, Mrs. Nelson Heard last week. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Genwin- hardt and members of their family are vacationing at their home on Louisa Street. Leslie Walker, Walkerton, called on Mr. and Mrs. R, Roy Fitzsimons on Friday after- noon. Claris. Howard, Windsor, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam E. Parker over Civic Holi- day weekend. Mrs. Ken Knights, Halibur- ton, is spending this week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Char- les Scotchmer. Patricia Payne spent a few days last week with her aunt, Mrs. Gordon Heard and family, Seaford]. Mr. and Mrs. J: Pounder, Johnny, Cathy and Mary Beth, Chatham, spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Scotchmer. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Cars- well, Mark, Glen and Betty, Toronto, are holidaying at Scotchmer's cabins. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miller, Toronto, spent the Civic Holi- day weekend with Miss Hod- gins at "StonehaVen". Mr. and Mrs. James S. Smith, Robbie and Murray, Brussels, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. Roy Fitzsimons on Sunday. Clinton Cleric Special peaker At Anniversaty HAYFIELD—The 61st anni- versary of .the building of St. Andrew's Chtireh was marked on Sunday last stiecial ser- vices. Rev. Grant Mills of Ontario Street United Chilreh, Clinton, was the guest speaker. Floyd McAsh, ARCT, Hamilton, pre- sided at the organ, with a choir of 18 voices leading the service of praise and two anthems, "0 Worship the King" and "Tbe Shepherd Psalm". The solo part was taken by Mrs. A. G. Pease. Mr. Mills chose as his morn- ing theme, the Birth of the Soul, basing his remarks on Ecclesiastes, chapter 3. The preacher pointed out that the writer of Ecclesiastes put all the responsibility on God for everything that occurred whereas he claimed that many things are not arbitrary acts of God, but are man's own re- sponsibility; for instance the birth and growth of his soul is not a physical act but a spir- itual exercise—the growth and development of the soul being nourished by man's own choice and design. The evening service was con- ducted by the minister, Rev, A. G. Pease. Mr. Mills took for the subject of this sermon, "Working Together in the Church", his point being that a congregation only 'proves its Christianity , by its life and works. The anthem "I Surrender All" and a duet "Constantly Abiding" by Mr. and Mrs. Har- ris were much appreciated, Baskets of beautiful gladioli and zinnias added much to the occasion. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Honest, Energetic, and Con- scientious Gentleman to Sell Retail and Wholesale Trade from Unit Van hi your area. Knowledge of Sporting Goods an asset. Minimtun earnings $100.00 per week. Investment reqqired for stack purehasing $2,000.00 to $5,000.00. Box 330 Clinton News-Record 33b Mr, and, Mrs. Evans Carrier- en, Scott, Bonnie and Joan, Toronto, are occupying Mrs, Heidemann's cottage, Bailey Park, this summer, Mrs, Vera MeAdanis and Mrs. Clara Stevens, Detroit, were with Miss Anne Pronin at her stormier cottage for a few days recently, Mr. and Mrs, Eric Geere, Miss Ruby Harkness, Mr. and Mrs. W. N, Plant, Sarnia, called at the rectory on Sunday after- noon. The Rey. and Mrs. Charles Johnson, St, Panl's Church, Wingham, were supper guests of the Rev. E. J. B. Harrison at the rectory on Sunday. James Higgins, Toronto, ac- companied by Miss Martha Gil- lette, Ottawa, spent the week- end with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. B. Higgins. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Heard visited their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. H. Kirkham, London, from Friday to Sunday.' Guardsman Jim Heard is spending a leave with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Heard, after having been at Camp Gagetown for six weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Grafton Wes- ton, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon O'Neil, London, visited his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Wes- ton over the long weekend. Miss Mabel Hodgins and Miss Margaret Macdonald spent two days last week with the latter's cousin, Mrs. W. W. Gurney, at her cottage on Kincardine Beach. Nicky and Clare Sager, sons of Mr. and Mrs. D. Sager, Goderich, each spent a' week with their grandparents, Mr. arid Mrs. Fred P. Arkell. Misses Jeannine Denby and Margie Wiesel, Buffalo, N.Y., are visiting the former's sister, Mrs. Ken Brandon and family this week, The Rev. Canon H. M. Lang: Ford returned to Kitchener on Wednesday of last week with his daughter who was the guest of Mrs. R .H. F. Gairdner for the day. Timmy Atwood, Galion, Ohio, came on Saturday to visit his grandmother, Mrs. H. K. King. He had previously spent a week in Sarnia with his grandmother and grandfather Kent. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Pfaff and Susan, Windsor''and' Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pfaff and David, Peterborough, are spend- ing this week at their parents' cottage on Victoria Place. Mrs. Hugh ' McPherson and two children, Nancy and Ian, returned to Simcoe on Monday after having spent two weeks in Mrs.` Irene Gardiner's cot- tage, Bailey Park. The Rev, and Mrs. H. G. E. Crosby, granddaughter Nancy Barwick and Mrs. Donald Cun- ningham, Mooretown, were the guests of Mrs. Crosby's sister, Mrs. J. E. Howard, Tuesday to Thursday last week. Mrs. R. G. Hunter, Mrs. C. Rogers and Miss Sally Beth Hunter returned to Toronto the first of the week for the An- glican Congress. Mrs. Hunter will entertain a group of dele- gates to the. conference. Mrs. Gerald Sturgeon and family have returned to Pres- ton after spending a week's holiday with Mr. and Mrs, Ed, Sturgeon. Gerald Sturgeon mo- tored to the village for his family. Russell Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Elliott and David El- liott, and Miss Sandra Perry, Sarnia, were the guests of the Rev. E. J. B. Harrison at the rectory over Civic Holiday. Dr. and Mrs. Manley Thomp- son and three children, Cath- erine, Roderick. and Clarke, Chicago, left on. Tuesday of last week after visiting her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Mac- Kenzie for 10 days. Professor and Mrs; Marcus Long, Toronto, were the guests over Civic Holiday weekend of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Himmel who are Occupying "Shangri- La" this season. ' Mrs. A. F. Furter who has recently returned 'from a trip abroad came on Sunday to visit her brbther, 1-1, A. Stinson. She was joined, on Monday by her son, Dr. William Furter, King- ston. The Rt. Rev. William A. Townshend, D.D., L,L,D„ ac- companied by his soraan-law, Rev. William Foster, left on Monday fOr Toronto to attend the Anglican Congress. Mrs. Foster and children remained at the cottage with her Mather. The Rev, and Mrs, H. B. SCadamore have returned to their cottage. at Hays Beach. Mr. SnUclaillaire was a patient n. Alexandra ..Marine. god Pen- era). NOSPita/,. ,Goderich for a week and Westminster hospi- tal, London, for two weeks:- Kim and .Debhie. Flowers who Went last .month with. their grandparents, Mr, and mo, Adam Flowers, left the first of the month .with their parents, Mr, And Mrs, Russell Flowers, Streetsville. Mrs, Tirrel 'PecoW, St,. Thom, as, .acentriParided by her grand, children, Sandra and Graham Peeow, were at Lloyd's Cabins. over the Civic Holiday Week- end, Mrs, Pee9W was former, ly. Miss. Irene caging, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Mara shall spent last week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Weston, after returning .from a honeymoon trip in the United States, They have now taken up residence in London,, Master Charlie Parker spent last week with his • grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs, William E, Parker. He returned to Lona don with his parents, Mr, and Mrs, William C. Parker, and sister Kim who were here over the weekend. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Ander- son and family, Science Hill; Mr, and Mrs. Frank Anderson, Sr., and son Brian, Science Hill; Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bis.bacK Clinton, spent Sunday with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sturgeon. mr, and Mrs. R. Roy Fitz- sirnons • celebrated their 23rd wedding anniversary on August 3 arid with Terry, Karen and Kelso were dinner guests of tbeir daughter, Sylvia, at The Little Inn, Later in the even- ing they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. James S. Smith and family, Brussels. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Burnell and three children, Stephen,. Marion and Jane, Guelph, were the guests of her aunt, Mrs. Malcolm Toms over the Civic Holiday weekend. Miss Ann Tait, Aylmer, also visited Mr. and Mrs. Toms over the week- end. Mr. and WS. Frank Dyer, Mr. - and Mrs. Charles Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. George Ross, Roy- al Oak, Mich., who are mem- bers of the same Book Club. as Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Lance, Troy, Mich., were the latter's guests at their cottage 'here While attending the Shakes- pearean FestiVal. London Free Press, August 9, 1963, reports this interesting note .frotn its files of 75 years ago--:Bayfield is fast becoming very popular. as a summer re- sort. Expenses are very moder- ate and all express themselves as well pleased and -enjoy them- Sehres with boating, etc. - Mrs. Robert 'Clark, Cleveland, is •visiting her' cousin, Mrs. Lloyd Seotchiner, for a fort- night. Her daughter, Mrs. Ro- bert Peterka and Miss C. Erd- man motored to the village with her and were • dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Scotchmer on Sunday. They stayed over- night at "Wood- home" Motel, leaving for Cleve- land Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Garfield West- lake and two daughters, Shel- ley and Barbara Ann, Gold River, Vancouver Island, arriv- ed on August 4 to visit his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Westlake. They came by aero- plane to Malton Airport where they took delivery of a new station wagon. They expect to leave next week on the motor trip home. The Rt. Rev. William A. Townshend, D.D„ LL.D., Suf- fragan Bishop of Huron and his son-in-law, Rev. William Foster; Mr. and Mrs. R. Roy Fitzsimons, Terry, Karen and Kelso; Mrs. R. H. F. Gairdner, Mrs. R. B. Johnston, .Miss M. Hodgins and M. Macdonald, at- tended St. Paul's Church, Clin- ton, on Sunday evening when Archbishop O'Neil was the guest speaker. They also at- tended the reception which fol- lowed in the parish hall. Attains Honors Congratulations go to Miss Sally Beth Hunter, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. R. G. Hunter, Toronto. arid Hayfield, who mat- riculated with 90 percent in nine subjects. She automatically became an Ontario Scholar and received $400 towards higher education. Promoted The Senior .1Viedicill Officer at RCAF Station Clinton, Dr. L. 13. H. Boxall, was recently promoted • to the rank of Squadron Leader. Squadron Leader Boxall, MB, 135, DCH, LMCC, comes from Ilford, Essex, U.K., and attended London University, His parents, Mr. and Mrs, J, Boxall live at 67 Glen- thorne Gardens, Ilford, Essex, U.K, Squadron Leader Boxall is married and the father of two children, Jon Bradley, three, and Guy - Russell, one. Squadron Leader Boxall is an ardent swimmer and ten- nis player in addition to his duties as Medical Officer in charge of the Station Hospi- tal, Knight-Wain HAYFIELD — White gladioli on the altar, yellow chrysanthe- mumS on the organ, and the guest pews marked with white satin ribbon centred with a yel- low flower, in Trinity Anglican Church was the setting for a beautiful wedding on Saturday, August 3. The Rev. E. J. B. Harrison, in a dolibIe ring ceremony, unit- ed in marriage Miss Mary Hel- en Wain and Donald James Knight. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Wain, Hay- field, and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Knight, Sheffield. _ Given in marriage by her father, the bride was radiant in a white floor-length gown of organza over taffeta featur- ing a scalloped neckline trim- med with lace 'and pearls. Her shoulder-length scalloped veil was held by a pearl headdress and she carried a bouquet of yellow roses. Cynthia Wain (the bride's cousin), Goderich, and Janet Wain (the bride's sister) were bridesmaids. They were identically gowned in street-length dresses of yel- low chiffon over taffeta, wore matching wedding band whims- ies and carried mauve nose- gays. George McCoy, Sheffield, was groomsman and the ushers were Douglas. Knight, brother of the groom and Charles, Wain, brother of the bride. Miss Jackie Weston presided at the organ, playing tradition- al wedding music. The reception was held in the parish hall. Mrs. J. Wain was attired- in an aqua sheath dress with white accessories and a corsage of pink roses. The groom's mother chose a grey flowered two-piece suit, white accessories and wore a corsage of white carnations. The bride's table was centred with' a three-tiered wedding cake, flanked by white tapers in tall antique silver holders. The floral colour scheme of white and yellow was carried out in the hall and on the guest tables. Included in over 50 were guests from Hamilton, Galt, Ed- monton and Sheffield. For travelling, the bride changed to a black three-piece suit with flowered blouse and matching accessories. After a wedding trip to Ot- tawa they will reside in Shef- field. The bride is a graduate of Stratford Teachers' College and taught school at Sheffield, where her husband operates a garage. The baby weighed two pounds, four ounces at birth one month ago, and is reported to be doing quite well, Honour Bride-Bleat Sallol Section No. IA Stan- ley held a. iniscellaneoua shower in the school in honour of Miss Berva Switzer, bride-elect of Augast 24. Those in charge of arrangernenta were Mrs. Alex IVIeBeath, Mrs, Ernest Talbot and Mrs. Nelson Hood. Contests, a sing-song and a reading by Gwynneth Hendrick Provided entertainment. A song extolling the bride preceded the opening of the many gifts. Miss Marjorie Hyde, Miss Betty Cartwright and Miss Joyce Hood assisted Miss Switzer with a pleasant task. Lunch brought a delightful evening to a_ close. 0 St. Andrew's UCW Hold Shower For Bridellect N WS 0E- KI P PEN (cOrrPop9P.Oont, LONG. Phone .ftensall .71gr.W.4) BAYFIELD — The Willing Workers, UCW unit two, St. Andrew's United Church, ar- ranged a miscellaneous shciwer for the members and friends of Miss Charlene Scotchmer, a bride-elect of Saturday. It was held on Wednesday evening of last week. The church basement was decorat- ed with pink bells, white streamers and baskets of white and mauve flowers for the oc- casion. Miss Louise Talbot read an address and the gifts piled high on a table were handed to Miss Scotchmer by Lynnda Scotchmer, Ellen Lindsay, Car- ol Wallis and Brenda Makins. Asaisting her in opening the parcels were her sisters, Mrs. Percy Renner and Mrs. Ken Knights. The latter fashiOned a hat from the ribbons for the bride-to-be. Charlene expressed her thanks to those who arranged the affair and to all for the beautiful gifts., She invited them to call and see her gifts this Thursday. There were about 80 persons attending. Mrs. Ken Brandon and Mrs. Arnold Makins conducted gam- es and contests, after which the Willing Workers served re- freshments.