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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1964-06-25, Page 8BEAUTIFUL .-.13REEZY . By BEI.I..q1AM0pR PERSONAL ITEMS • uckWRPF.! NEW. A • ACTIVITIES • VILLAGI HAPPENINGS: Correspondent: MRS. AUDREY .BELLCHAMBER-Phore Bayfield 38 5v*riptions, :Class fiod MYs.t Display AdYS.. and Job Printing •oil accepted by the ,Ogyfipld ,,o•rropcolont. 11/49e 8,Clintr'News-Record-,Thors, Amy 2,5 1964 pAcK,AGAIN "The Ramblers Three" With Bluegrass and Country Music Nightly at Queen s Hoto SEAFORTH • ,,,,0,5000006A4v fer,le..Weeeeneeedek Areieeeveekeewee • Time Only) /..5X •"•:, Esso .MTOLMATIC A high-quality, one-hand operated grease gun, r com- plete with 12" flexible exten- sion hose. You save $5.25 over the regular Esso retail price of $8.25, when you pur- chase one carton of 60 Esso MP Grease Cartridges—the sure, economical way to keep your equipment in top work- ing condition. Get one from your Imperial Esso Agent— but order soon, this repeat offer is fora limited time only. ;25 VALUE loURS o (AVI " base 01 with the Per Esse Grease'mc Cal lsieges MORE NOW—MORE IN THE FUTURE.,..FROM IMPERIAL OIL H. M. BLACK CLINTON Phone 482-3873 PAID ON GUARANTEED TRUST CERTIFICATES • issued in amounts from $100 upwards for 3, 4 of 5 years. • earn 514% interest, payable half- • yearly by cheque. ' • authorized investment for all Canadian insurance Companies ' and trust funds. 372 Bay St., as Dunlop St., 73 MissIssaga I.. ' Toionto Barrio Orlilla "041, for your weekend la a supply of cariitig BIO,Ok Label tmlay et tiay.t"111,L, BLACK DEL!'" mr Eugene McAdam is Celebrating his First Anniversary as owner of Sutter-Perdue Hardware with a SALE ENDS TUESDAY, JUNE 30 STORE-WIDE 10% DISCOUNTS WITH FEATURE SAVINGS UP TO 50% Special Values on Gift Household Items IN FACT EVERYTHING IN OUR. STORE IS A SPECIAL VALUE SUTIILPAIRDUE EUGENE tvicADAM Owner Phone 4824023 Mr, and Mrs. 1301) 13ranclOn and children were weekend: guests of •Mr. and Mrs. Ken Brandon. Mr, .and Mrs Ivan Steckle were 'weekend guests of -their claughter, and son-.in-law, Mr, and Mrs. J, W, Taylor, London. Beyfield guides spent an en- joyable 'Tuesday evening' as guests of the First and Third. Got:1040i Guide companies at a cookout held on Godeelete Beach, The entire family of Gordon W. -Curiinghame was home for Father's Day weekend, :- eorn, prising of Mr. and Mrs. John Ctiningitame and three .children of Syracuse, NY; Mr. and Mrs, .,.Arthur E. Saunders and five children of Sarnia; Dr, and Mrs. Thomas E. Hull and two child- ren, recently of Vancouver, BC, now of Toronto. The get-to- gether, of eighteen in all, was held . at the Curiinghame: lake- side homes in Bayfield, Mrs. L., Duggan and daughter Pat, StVatford, were here this Weekend. .R, W. Ltmdboalmi and his son Roger, who have been on a trip to the. New York World'S Fair, and Niagara Falls, spent the weekend with his aunt,. Mrs. J. Jewett, en route to their home at St. Pan], Minn. Saturday was the 82nd birth- day of Mr. John Turner. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Turner received as Father's Day guests Mr, and Mrs. R, Turner, "Gayle and Philip; Mr. and Mrs. Fra- ser Stirling, Catherine and Ger- ald; :Mr, and Mrs, Wilfred Tur- ner, Linda and John, of Port Burwell; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Turner, Debbie, Stewart, and Wendy; Mr, and Mrs. Milton Pollock, Bill and Bonnie; Mr. Roy Crich, Clinton; Mr. and Mrs. Ken Pollock and Jimmy, Hensall. Rev. Canon end Mrs. H, F. Paull, Listevvel, were overnight guests of Mrs—R. H, F. Gaird- her, Mr. Milan Adams, Guelph, is the new .manager of the Bayfield branch of the Canad- ian Bank of Conunerce. Mrs. D. R. McNamara, BA, A,W,C.M, organist of St. Luker London, entertained at "Pun- cairn"; the choir of St. Luker Anglican Ch u r oh, London. Guests were received by the Rev. •and Mrs. Maurice Farr. Mr, and Mrs. John Q'Lone re- turned to Howell, Michigan, on Monday,. June 22 atter a two week vacation spent at Mrs, Rogers cottage. Mr. and Mrs. John Carson and children, Nanci and Brad- ley, London, spent the week- end at their cottage, "Join- home". Mrs. R., A. Carson, BA ent- ertained the Girls Auxiliary of Christ Church, Anglican, For- est, at her summer home, "Mitigumic". Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fisher and Frank, St, Agathe, were at their cottage this weekend. Mn and Mrs. Bill Carson, Patsy, Ricky, Jimmy and Tim- my, London were at their sum- mer home this weekend, Mrs. Munroe Fisher, Barry and Susan, Waterloo, and guest, Robert Bodnaryk were at their cottage from Saturday to Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Warren. Cook and daughter Kate, London, were_ at their cottage over the weekend, with them were Mrs. Helen Cook, Mrs. Ida Bremner, London, and Mrs. S. Flater, Vancouver. Mr. and Mrs. Harold And- ress, Cathie and Susan, Phoenix Arizona, are spending the sum- mer with Mrs. Andress' par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Ait- ken of Howard Street. ,Mr. and Mrs. Hew Kidston, Vancouver, w er e weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. R. Willock and family at their cottage on Bayffeid Terrace. Mrs. Julia Fulton, Edmonton, Alberta, Mr. Ernie Fulton, Polo, Sask., and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Fulton, Thomdale, Ont., were guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Weston. Mr. and Mrs. Martin And- rews, London, were at their cottage Saturday and Sunday. Also at their respective homes were Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wes- ton and family, London; Mr and MrS. George Fox, Birming- ham, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Guest and baby son, of Whitby are at their cottage for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Ashton, London, were at their cottage this weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Chapman and family, London were at their home on the corner of Howard and Tuyil Streets front Friday until Sunday. Mr. and. Mrs. John Cuning- hame and family, Syracuse; Mr. and Mrs. J. Hall and children, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Saunders and boys of Sarnia were -at the Gordon Cuningharne cottage Lakeshore Road for the week- end. Mrs. E. R. Weston, Mrs. Percy Johnson, Goderich and Mr. and Mrs. M. Toms attend- ed the funeral of their brother- in-law, Mr. Clayton. Guest, in Guelph on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Moore were at their home "Fairlawn" this weekend. Recent guests at the Little Inn were: Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Segal and June, East Lansing Michigan; Mrs. Byron Johnson, Erica and Ruth of Ashtabula, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Henderson, Toronto; Mrs. M. Alsop, London; Mr. and Mrs. Mark Father's Day At St. Andrew's At Father's Day service in St. Andrew's United Church, six children were baptized. Step. hen John and Michael George, stns of liar, and Mrs. George Telford; Michele Yvonne daugh- ter `4:),.0 1Vir, and Mrs, Jack Pit- sere Sandra Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Snell; Jkfrey RObert, son of Mr, and lvfm Jack Merrier: Joanne abeth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Xert lVfackle. Special Music Special music for the service rendered by the Men's Choir, under the direction of Mrs, Huts, included an anthem by the sextet composed of John Siertherriat Ted Dunn,- Donald Campbell, Mr. Harria, ;fan Xeene and john Catapbell , Sacra-intuit Rev% A, a Pease officiated and wishes to announce that the Sacrament of the Lord's Suplie Wi l be celebrated oft 8=10 bekt 17afte • 8t11, S, J,. Andrieasen, AntSterdani, Holland; Mr, and Mrs, John Dowler, Windsor; Miss Florence Parker, Detroit; Mrs. H. P. Reed, Detroit; Miss Gwendolyn Elliott, Miss Muriel Altwall, Of Mount Clemens, Mich. Mr. H. Cobb has returned from a brief visit to Oakville. Mr. and Mrs. Don Ferguson and family spent the whole weekend in London, as guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. Hutton. Mr. and Mrs. K. Ferguson and Della Lou were in London on Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. F. Martins. Della Lou will be staying there for the rest of the week. Mr. -and Mrs. Ray Rivers and family, London were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. G, Rivers on Sunday. Rev. Canon H. M, Lang-Ford is the guest af Mrs. R. H. F. Gairdner, Canon Lang - Ford first visited l3ayfield in 1903. His first cottage was at Deer Lodge Park in 1904. He recalls that in those clays there were no street lamps and it was nec- essary to carry one's own lan- tern after dark. Tennis was a very popular game at that time and he treasurers memories of tennis matches between Deer Lodge Park area residents and village players. Mr. and Mrs. A. Ormond and daughter Evelyn came by car from Casper, Wyoming to spend a week with Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Ormond. Mr. and Mrs. Da Haw, Bay- field attended the wedding of the latter's sister, Dawna to Mr. Douglas Deller of Shel- burne on Saturday. Another dust free street has been added to the village. Last week 1050 feet of blacktop was laid on Bayfield Terrace, ' Spending part of their honey- moon in the village are Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery Heisler, Ot- tawa. Mr. Heisler once attend- ed school in Bayfield and at that time lived with his par- ents at "Blink - Bonnie" on Chiniquy Street. The Rev, E. J. B. Harrison returned on Thursday morning of last week from St. Albans, Vermont, after attending the funeral of his cousin: Monroe A. Moffatt which was held there on the Monday afternoon and at which he was privileged to assist. He had left by train from Stratford on the Sunday evening prior to the funeral. Miss Brenda Blair, daught- er of Mr, and Mrs. Robert Bayfield, who graduat- ed recently from St. Thomas- Elgin General Hospital School of Nursing. Her parents and the following persons attend- ed the graduation at Alma College and at a dinner party at the Knotty Pine Hotel, London: Mrs. J, Hutchings, Mrs. William Orr, Mr. and Mrs. G. Heard and Larry, Mr. and Mrs. 3. Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs. C. Bell, Mr. and Mrs. L. Smith, Mrs. J. How- Birthday Party Bradley Turner celebrated his tenth birthday on Saturday with ten boy friends. After a barbecue held on the lawn, Mrs. Turner and Barbara drove them to Sky Harbour Airport to view the Lancaster bomber where they enjoyed a short conducted tour. The climax of the day was a visit to Sunset drive-in, I fi cp GET A 715 4113 Ir BARN CLEANER SILO UNLOADER & BUNK FEEDER YOU'LL GET`- BETTER PER- FORMANCE AND LONGER WEAR' FROM" A BADGER SALES -• SERVICE' - INSTALLATION JOHN BEANE, Jr. Phone Collect 482-9250 BRUCEFIELD, Bayfield Nurse Graduates At St. Thomas ard, all of Bayfield, and F/L. and Mrs. D, Bettye and Blair' of St. Bruno; Mr, and Mrs. A. Galbraith, Clinton; Miss Ethel. Blair, London, and Miss Gwen Mark, formerly of Aus- tralia and Mr. R. Nutkins, London. ROAD GRADER OPERATOR APPLICATIONS are invited for the position of Road Grader Operator for the Township of Goderich. Applic- ants to do such other general work as may be required from time to time, State hourly wage expected. All applications to be in the clerk's hands by July 4. Further infer, lotion may be obtained from: ROY TYNDALL, Road Superintendent, 26b R. E. THOMPSON, Clerk,