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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1964-05-28, Page 8!'09,8.777C110.90 ,Ngws7RPF91417,7114rs.! May 1964 Bayfield Guides ,and Brownies Mk Events;. tlear. of Resignations BEAUTIFUL BREEZY • y BKLCHAMBR BAY FIE LD PERSONAL Roo 0. • cliti.RPH. NEWS. • CLUB .ACTIVITIES. • VILLAGE HAPPENINGS Correspondent; MRS, AUDREY .RELL.c.HAMB.R.Phone Bayfield 38 Subscriptions, classified Advs., PIT* AdvP, and Job Printing alJ accepted by the correspondent Donald, Mr. And Mrs„ Ron VrAnc,4 :Hunt 41:14. ...1\444.411 Seatebineri. Mrs, .Joe :Hart,. Mrs, f,,yritie, .$eaforti4 M. ,gertlen Alex Hatifiy, Clinton; Mrs. Hill .4o: Lynda. 'YAM, *WITH OCCLUSIVE' INTANK AGITATOR KT.0. OPERATED. *100 GALLON BONDED TANK POsigfled far POP NW to)d MW. thiln1001 thal mph" consfant egliation. New Trail moth" liltrrod •r 200 00,00.10 1111111110111111111111.0...-111 DANCING EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT BAYFIELD PAY For PiChiCs, Tenting Space at Jowett's Grove, contact RED SCOTT, Bayfield phone 565-804 or 482-7711 or A. GARON-482-7064 21-2b • the graduation of her grandson from University. Mr. and Mrs. R, E,' Ashton, London, 'were at their cottage on Howard Street** weekend; Mrs, R. 13, Johnston has re- turned from spending a week in Toronto and London. While in Toronto she bod the pleasure of seeing the famous Lippizan horses of Vienna perform at Maple Leaf Gardens. Miss Jessie L. Metcalfe was at her home in the village from Friday till Sunday. Richard Moore, Detroit, was at his home, "Fairlawn" this weekend. Mrs. David Bettye and son Blair, St. 'Bruno', Quebec, are visiting parent, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Blair, Mrs, Munroe Fisher and Sus- an, Waterloo, were at their ent- tage S'atur'day and 'SundlaY. Accompanying them were Rob- ert Botinaryle Philip Sigmund and Isobel Gray, Miss' Gray, who formerly attended Man- chester 'University is now study- ing at Waterloo. Mrs. Fred' Erb and Mrs. George Camtric, Birmingham, Mich., were at their cottage on. Lakeshore Road last Wednes- day and Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Hughes, Detroit, are spending this week at their cottage in the Jewett area. Recent visitors of D. L. At- kinson, Bayfield, Terrace, were his nephew, Stuart and wife and their . 'two children, David and Elizabeth, St. Clair Shores, Mich. Mrs. 'W. R. &Owen: who is staying with her daughter, Mrs. LeRoy Poth, was . visited by Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Kendall and John, Elmira, on Sunday. Mr. 'and Mrs. J. R. Willock, Cathie, Douglas and Ainslie, re- turned to Toronto on Sunday. Mrs Willock had spent Satur- day and Sunday morning in London where she attended. the 'St. Joseph's School of Nursing graduates reunion celebration. Mr. and Mrs., Chris Matta were iart her parents home, "Wheel Inn" this weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fryer, Stratford, visited Mr. and Mrs. W.` R. Elliott on Sunday. Mrs. Lyle North and Billy North, Detroit, were at their cottage over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. G. Kallio, De- treat, were at their cottage from Friday till Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hutchinson and family, Ingersoll; were here for the weekend. Mrs. Lloyd*S,ciatcbmer stayed NATIONAL POULTRY tiEVELOPER CIAGENtRATE 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 COLLECT not later than Sattirday nights. Seaforth Farmers Co-operative F. E. Hunt, Shipper Phone 856 R 14 111111M.111110.11.1110111, 1 White Bean Seed 59.50 per cwt. Registered No. I, Second Generation SANILAC SEAWAY -- MICHELITE 62 SAGINAW 'Contracts Available Refunds given on early purchases COOK BROS. MILLING CO. LTD. Phone 24 Hensall. Ont. HOW TO FEATHER YOUR BANK ACCOUNT Feed your young flock your own home-grown grains fresh-mixed with profit-proven National Poultry Developer Concentrate ! It's rich in meat meal protein, so it forms a perfect balance with the vegetable nutrients in the grains you supply. Whether you have your own grains or we supply them, we can custom blend the finest fresh-mix you can buy—right here at the mill—using National Concentrate, of course. (P. S. Ask about National's pro fit-proven, Poultry Grower, a complete feed, plain or medicated.) OR) A PRODUCT OF eitifiAbIAt4 maustrites LtiviivErE J. H. F. BROEZEi VARNA H. F. WETTLAUPER, CLINTON If Cattle Pay Your Bills Better cattle will pay Those bilk faster leaving you more dollars for those 'extras that mean better living for the farm family. So for The price? Still only $5,00 on most tires.' WATTERLOO CATTLE BREEDING ASSOCIATION $ Earned You on rely on A.1. Proven sires to produce those better cattle in your herd. $ Saved . You can save the costs of keeping a bull—feed- ing, housing, labour, fencing, insurance and many others. Your neighbours profit from using ATRAZI N E* Shouldn't You? 'ae • "Control almost 100%" says Andy McLaughlin, Waterdown, Ontario Now you can get proven face-fly control--with new Vaponae Insecticide ,N tw Vapona Insecticide gives you the first really effective face-fly con- trol,Vapona also controls hornflies, house- flies, stable flies and mosquitoes. And, when used according to label directions, Vapona can be applied directly to lactatn ing cows without creating residue prob- lems. Here are more details. Vapona's unique action Most insecticides can kill only if they contact flies, Vapona not only kills on contact, but also gives off fly-killing funies/rhese fumes spread through your barn to kill flies completely out of reach of conventional insecticides. Cage history: face-fly Control helps clean up pinkeye Dairyman Prank Burger, Oakley, 111i- tkoisi reports: 'Two years ago; 28 percent . our herd required treatment for pinla, eye. Last year; we used Vapona. Ve didn't hAYq alittgIF case 2.k Pi*Ye,", Face hies cut milk production. Vapona gives effective control at low cost. Economical to use It takes only one to two fluid ounces of a 1.0 percent Vapona solution per day to protect each cow. This means you can treat your herd at very low cost, We Piave Vapona hi oil-based sprays. Also in face-fly baits that you apply to each animal's forehead with a small paint bruak. COane in ot call us today, SCRUTON FUELS. 238 Albert St. CLINTON Phone 4824381 Authorized blsa baeater Brucefield JOHN BEANE, JR. SEE THEM NOW at ""imml.wi BAYFIELD .:.The May meet, big of the •Local Assoelation of Q-nides And Brownies WAS lield At the home of the .01107114n, .Mrs. Wilfred Pastle, Commissioner Miss May Me,, Wen, Captain Mrs, Reheat MaleneY, Lieut. Mra, Donald Warner were present but there was a very small turnout of, mothers, In, the absence of the secre- tary, Mrs, Fred Weston, Mrs. R. Roy FA.zsimeris read the minutes of the previous meet, 1VIrs, F, E. ivieFadderi read the treasurer's report, which DANCE LONDE$BORO HALL FOR 25 'Wedging Anniversary ' OF Mr, and Mrs, Larne Lawson Wednesday, June 3, 1964 TO Clarence Petrie and his Night Hawks of Stratford 10:00 p.m.-1:00 a.m. LADIES PLEASE BRING SAN. DWICHE$ EVERYONE WELCOME 22p showed a 1)44=e of $77,82; Items of business that were clisenssed were trarsportation to coder lch on Saturday, MEW 30, for the Guides and leadera fuldttal field clay, also Brownies to the Brownie Revelle en Sat, Sure 6 in Seeforth, The annual Fly Up will be held this year in the United Church on June 29. Resignations Were reed frionl. Tawny Owl, Mrs. John Lindsay, who has been very active as a leader in Guides or Brownie for many years; Brown Owl, Mrs, Ken Brandon, or at least replacement within a year; Cap- tain, Mrs. Robert Maloney, but Mrs. Maloney is willing to carry on any summer activities that 'have already been arranged, and also to take. the Guides to camp, July 5 to 11.. There, will be a training ses- sion eit RCAF Clinton os Sep- tember 26. Guides are to start working for their Gold Cord at 14 so that the work can be completed when they are 16. An historian is to be named and secure 'local items of inter- est and to be in the hands of Miss McMillen by June 15. Mrs, LeRoy Path and Mrs, Aricell were at 111941P4 Tull on Friday evening .attending the, gradnatien, ceremonies of Mrs. :Roth's niece, Elizabeth Nep4011, of the Victoria Hospital School of lfnursing, London. The Seventh Regiment of London Garrison, 101),E Chapter numbering 23 nn all, were (the luncheon guests of Mrs, F. A. clift on. Tuesday, May .1.9, Mr. 'and Mrs. G, H. Feather- ston, Mrs. Agnes Jones and Mrs. Grace. Spence, .Londer, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, G. N. Rivers. Mrs. Edna Turner and KT'S, Lawrence Turner, Livonia, Mich., were guests of Mrs. B.. R. Menerey on Tuesday and Wednesday. • Mr. and Mrs, Newton Stur- geon, Port Dover, visited' Oster, Mrs. 1, Hammond on Sunday and also called on friends. and relatives in the district, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Spra- gue and Mr, and Mrs. Prim, Detroit, were et Holley Lodge for the weekend. Mrs. Spra- gue leaves on June 3 to visit her daughter, Mrs: Richard Stephenson; Redlands, Califor- nia. While there she will attend Cubs Attend Drumhead Event At Seaforth • BAYFIELD — Seven, Bay- field Cubs were guests of Perth District Boy Scouts of Canada at the drumhead service held in Seaforth on Sunday. The service was' attended by about 500 Cubs, Scouts, Rovers, Brownies, Guides and Rangers, As Bayfield is in Huron Plata-let there was of course no obliga- tions on the part of our pack to • attend. • Cubmaster J. H. Gallant trict Commissioner, Huron Dis- trict) was quick to seize on this opportunity to show the boys that Scouting means "Service to God" in 'addition to "Good Turns to 'Others" and' the fun of camping, Bayfield , Cubs were. not the only guests from other dis- tricts and the boys saw badges from Clinton, H61=11 and Brucefield, as well as Strat- ford District Crests. o • PORTER'S HILL MRS. DONALD HARRIS Correspondent The UCW of Grace Church met Wednesday, last, at the horne of Mrs, Donald Harris. Seventeen ladies were present. President, Mrs. William Cox, was in Charge. Psalm 104, was read by Mrs. Donald Harris and Mrs. Austin Harris led in prayer. The chapter "Miracles" in the study book was taken by Mrs. Elgin Cox. Secretary and treas- urer's reports were given and correspondence read. Roll call was answered by giving "Mo- ther's maiden name 'and birth- place". The ' colour of the month drawn was green. Mrs. Chester Sturdy was ap- pointed to contact a painter 'and get prices on the painting of the outside trim of the church. A petition was signed by all ladies against the advertising of beer and ale on sports pro- grams on television. A report was given on the parsonage board meeting held in Bayfield the week previous. Committees were named to act for both the catering at a wedding in July and alma the July 22 supper. A crib quilt was quilted during the after- noon. in .C3nalthant from Sunday rto Friday while her .daughter 'son-irOaw, Mr. And Mrs., Pounder attended a convention On. Toronto, On her return to. Bayfiald they L aecompanlea her together with their children, Cathy and NWT Beth, lyfr. and Mrs, J. Brown. Hign gins had 'as weekend:atteats, and Mrs. Ivan 7K, _13;11m, Feri,. ton, Mach. Mir, 'arta Mrs. G. ?puller and son Monty, Ottawa; Mr. 'and Mrs. J. Charles Monteith end Rick, Lambeth; Mr. and Mrs, G, G.- Monteith, Mary, Phil end Eleanor, Lakeside; •Mr, and Mrs. John Taylor and Miss Susan Kentsch, Stratford; Mr. Don Monteith, Toronto, Were guests at a family reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs, G. N. Rivers on Saturday, During the evening pictures of South Africa were shown 'and a tape recording heard. These were 'sent 'by Mr., and Mrs. G, H. Wright; Johannes- burg, South Africa. Mrs. Wright is a sister of Mrs. Rev- ers. Pictures were, taken here and all present participated, in making a tape record for re- turn to South Africa. James Higgins, Toronto, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Brown Hig- gins. Mr 'and Mrs. Carl MacAeley, Rexdaile, are at their ,village home for the week. Recent guests at the Little Inn were: Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Muir, Franklin, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Vallean, Collier St., Toronto; Mrs. 3a, Seroggins, Galt; Mrs. Adam Wilson, Galt; Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Rose, Ann Arbor, Mich.; Mrs. H. Arm- strong, Toronto; Mrs. J. W. Babbitt, .Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. W, Robertson, Richmond Hill; Wallace Rutherford, Browns- ville; Elizabeth Logan, Ottawa; 'Dthawyn Damude, London. The spring meeting of Huron Deanery was held in St. Steph- en's Anglican Church, Gorrie. Attending from Bayfield were Mr. 'and Mrs. E. A. Feather- ston, Mrs. R. Larson, Mrs. Len Srniith, Mrs. Brown Higgins, the Rev. E. J. B. Harrison, Mrs. Percy Weston, Mrs. W. Elliott And Mrs. R. H. F. Gairdner. Mr. 'and Mrs. Ervin Hintz and baby, Waterloo, spent a few days , at 'their cottage. Mrs. A. M. Hall BAY.b.tELD----Mrs, Anna May Struthers Hall passed away Wednesday, May 20, in. Orange- ville, where she had resided the past nine months. Born in Bayfield, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Struthers (nee Anna McKenzie) she was a member of the Presbyterian Church. She became as kindergarten teacher in Detroit and later travelled throughout France, Where she taught English in Paris. Mrs. Hall was a person of considerable literary ability and had done much research and writing. Funeral service in Bolton was conducted by the Rev. Harvey Markle. Pallbearers hi- eluded her grand-nephews, John Chambers and James Sim- monds. Interment was in Bayfield Cemetery on Friday afternoon, May 22. Predeceased by her husband William Hall, she! had since liv- ed in. Fort Lauderdale, Fla. and Bayfield. Surviving are three nieces, Henry Tows; Mrs. F, H. Cham- bers; grand-niece, Mrs. James Simmonds; cousins, Mrs. Tom Kneeshaw, Miss Cecil McLeod. Persons 'attending from. a dis- tance included Mr. and Mrs, James H. Simmonds, and Mrs, James Sinimoncls, Wayne, Mich,; Mr. and Mrs. F. Chambers., Bolton, and Mrs. T. KneeahaW, Goderich. VA+ R. A. $1019,14 Was .apt home Monday and 'Tuesday, Ws. Frank .Anderson from Selience entertained 'the family to a !birthday dinner for her father, lyfr gd, Sturgeon, on Sunday. • . Recent ea4ers at the klutz- SixrmS bow have been; Mr, And Mrs, Len geard, Mrs. Mary Jordan, Mr, and Mrs, ROA Me,- Bayfield Couple Surprised On 25th Anniversary BAYFIELD Mr. and Mrs. James Hutchings were pleas- antly surprised on Saturday evening, May 16, when' num- erous relatives arrived un'expe'c- tedly to honour them on the occasion of their 25th wedding anniversary. Among those present were Mrs. Hutching's mother, Mrs. E.. Lindsay, sons Allan and T on y and daughter-in-law Grace, Brawn Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bell, Harold. Bell, NITS. George Bell, Mr. and Mrs. William On', Mrs, Rebent Mr. and Mrs. George Heard and Larry, Mr. and Mrs. John Lind- say, George, Ellen and Donald, Mr. and Mrs, Alan Galbraith and Janis, Mr. and Mrs. Don Bell, Mark and Wendy, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Armstrong and Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Hutchings were presented with a beautifully decorated wedding cake, and a chest of Leilane silverware. In the evening Mr. Gal- braith showed pictures of his European tour. They were also the recipients Of many other beautiful gifts, including flowers, a silver cream and sugar tray, plaque, silver butter dish, and a set of eight silver four o'clock spoons and .eight coffee spoons from close relatives and friends. . They Celebrated the actual date of their wedding on May 20 in, Detroit with friends. In 816 TALK ALL OVER TOWN, THE/R LOW PRICES STILL CONTINUE DOWN" Phone 482-9250 3018 ",`This was my first year using Atrazine and I am pleased with the result," says Mr. McLaughlin. "I used a heavier applica- tion on very grassy areas and got almost 100% control. Atrazine treatment is normal routine with successful corn growers. Your neighbours, who have used Atrazine, will tell you they wouldn't grow corn without it. One application of Atrazine controls weeds all season long Including those in the rows which can't be reached by cultiva- tion. Start using Atrazine this year ...discover how profitable corn production can be. Ask your farm supply dealer for an instructional leaflet on the new, more concentrated formula, Atrazine 65W. Place your order now and get your sprayer ready on time. for good farming *trade mark registered In Canada for use by Flsons (Canada) Limited [ Mary Street — CLINTON -- Phone 482-9792 .01 Purchase ATRAZINE at H. F. WETTLAUFER FEED MILL