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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1964-08-13, Page 6 -./ BEAUTIFUL. BREEZY „ By :B.ELLcf-JAMBER YFI EL PERSONM. ITEMS • CHURCH .14XWS' ciAl*-AcTiViTIES • -Y-IPAGE, 'HAPPENINGS 'Qprrespgndent MRS.. AUDREY OKLQHAMBER.., Phone Bayfield 30 $0scriptions, -Classified. Advs., „Div* Adys, ,and. Job Printing. A ll accepted by the .Bayfield. correspondent — J . Gibson chose rile subject, the 13041.10 of 'the People of. ,god"., bastng its thought on the Psalmist's- •words, "Let the he-W(7 of 'the Lord be upon and. establish Thou, raw work of air hands upon us„!' . The choir. galn delighted the. vongnegation with two anthentg, Mrs„ Pease contrtbwted a SON "The Lord is my Shepherd" to the setting "erlrnoncl," • SATURDAY AUGUST 15, 1964 [ Old Wingham Barn Dance Orchestra With New Talent Added PROGRAM ., .....,....8:00 p.m. to 9:00 m. DANCING 9:00 p.m. to 11:45 p.m. Doors Open ..... „., 7:30 p.m Sunrise Bean Meeting 8:00 a.m. Thursday, August 27th, 1964 FARM OF JACK PECK KIPPEN All Bean and 1'1,4 miles west of No. 4 Highway growers are invited to see and hear about Liquid Dry fertilizers—Trace Elements—control of the Bean Beetle, Varieties, etc. ' 100 Demonstrations and Research on 25 Acres HURON COUNTY SOIL- AND CROP IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION Supported by Ontario Bean Growers Association 33-4b pie and a .,,gracious" eiwreb, .01.194' .Sang Anthems. The .church .chair, under tare• leadership of Mrs, Hess, led the worship. of song ,and Abe rendered two anthems, Ted. Dann sang the solo parts, For his evening sermon;, Mr, MIDDLETON Mr. and Mrs. Donald Madme.. ton.accompanied Mr, and mrs. Wilfred Jowls and Kelvin Jer- vis, of Clinton, to Stouffvitle on Saturday, where they were guests at the wedding of Miss • Grape Dennie of .Stouffnille, and John E. Wells of Gait, held in 'the Baker Baptist Church. Mrs. Elmer Webster, of Windsor, visited lest week with old friends in the district, in- • chiding Mr. and Mrs'. WilfTed • Larder -and Mr. 'and Mrs. Stew- Art Middleton, Master David Counter of Clinton, spent some days last week at the home of his grandparents, Mr. end Mrs, Fred -Middleton. Page 6—Clinton News-Record—Thurs. August 13, 1964 • Furnace CleaningTime We are now starting to clean and summer recondition the furnaces of our CHAMPION, oil customers. If you would like us to do yoitr furnace don't hesitate to contact us and tell us when it would be convenient for you. We have our own furnace man and complete stock of parts and equipment to insure our customers they won't have to wait. ALSO Our Parts Are Priced The Lowest and an Extra 10% Is Deducted If Our Fuel Oil Is Used A Free Oil Filter Is Supplied With All Cleanouts (Our Customers Only) If You Are Not A Customer Of Ours Now, Contact Us And Have Your Name Placed On Our List For Furnace Cleaning. "We Now Offer Complete Oil Heating Service" A. G. GRIGG & Son PHONE 482-9411 CLINTON 19tflo 111111111111111111111111111111111111E111111121111111101111111111 TO HALIFAX The' smart way to save and travel! Extra coach car conveniences to make your trip more comfortable. For other economy White & Blue Fares call ... 'Your Local CN Agent • CANADIAN NATIONAL 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111i eimmosi WHITE FARE ONE WAY misom 9 Accident Claims Former Resident Of Bayfield DETROIT — Mrs. Emma Louise Plater, originally of Bayfield, was killed recently in a car accident here. She was born in Bayfield, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John McLeod. Mrs. Plater is survived by a son, Michael Crane, of -the US Air Force, and a daughter, Mrs, Diane Schynick, of De- troit, Also surviving are brothers Donald McLeod, of Bayfield; Harold McLeod, of Hope, B.C.; sisters Mrs. Lucy Desjardine, and Mrs. Anne Lang, both of Detroit, and Mrs. Elsie Smile van, Port Huron, Michigan. The funeral was July 31 at Joe Wessel's Funeral Home, Detroit. NOTICE TUCKERSMITH MUNICIPAL DUMP will be open until further notice on Wednesday and Saturday.afternoons, from 1:00 to 5:30 p.m. No wire fencing, old con- crete, or car bodies per- mitted. J. 1. McIntosh, Clerk 18tfb FOR SUPERIECFOOMITIS. Xemilea, RESTAURANT CUNT° 'S FOREMOST 482.9076 CLINTON V11.10 I Wsli ittE- 77-t IMPERIAL MODEL FRIGIDAIRE cvciaur matld 4 No defrosting ever in Refrigerator Section, 4 More lib lbs. in Zero zone Freezer, 4 Roomy storage door! • riip-Quick lee EjectOfi- 00 MUCH . $ ' 3 WITH TRADE Choice of 4 Decorator Cbleura or Sparkling SrioWerest White! Model FIG-MT-64 14414-6. Ft; GINGERICITS SALES and ERVICE 0 ONTARIO STREET CLINTON, ONTARIO Nowhere Will You find Lower Prices Bayf101d. .Church Marks .42nd Year; Celebrated. With Anthems And Prayer (By Afts, Bellelniinher) 13AYFIgLID---,Anniversary services, were held in St, Andrew's United Churcil Op Sunday last, to mark the sixty-second anniversary of the building p the Present. church. 104 Element, Mrs, Martel Rob- inson! and Mr and Mrs, A. Harris; all of Landon. This voming •weekend, a. Top- resenta..tive of the Canadian Food Connell, will be opining to the Little Inn to cellect mat- erial for an .artivie on the Sun- day "Hunt Breakfast” for. which the Little Inn is noted. Miss Margaret EVene, was a recent house guest with MisS Adarrie. • Also spending. this week with Miss Adams at Primrose Cottage, is- Mrs, Al- ive Sent/Ian of New York City, Mrs. Sellrnan is the mother of Bgrtinri Thomas, wife of 'ache 'Rector of the .Church of the Heavenly Rest, New York city, Also With Miss Adams is her niece, Miss. Marcia Gutseil, •Londbn, Mrs. H. A. Andreas and So. an have renamed to London after staying with her mother, Mrs. G. ,Aitkerie since the-early part of June. 'Cathie is rex:nail:l- ing with her grandmother until Labour Day. Mrs. Ken Ferguson, London, is spending a .few days at the Little Inn. Mr, and Mrs. Brown, Lake- shore Road spent last week in -Detroit, Their son and deught- ereinelaw, Mr. and Mrs. James R. Brown, Jimmy and Jerry, Rey, Norman Oibeere ix ihist„ er of the Witted Chnrch Newfoundland, was the guest speaker at both morning and evening services Mr,. and Mne,' Gibson are at present spending their vacation in this area, The eubjeet of 'the speeker'e morning eertiion was a ocyrac- iovs, Church" and he pointed out that lardy "grace", the free and undeserved gift- of God, can produee a "gracieue" nee. Mr, and Mrs. ThomasDillon - and ohileiren, New York, were recent gueete of Mrs. Bauer at• her home on, bakethere Rd. Mr, and Mrs, 4", Elliott, Jim- ray, Nancy and Susan, ever, were with his :parents,' Mr, and Mrs. 'William Elliott for a week. On Wednesday, they were- joined ny Mr. Alia . Mrs. John Meeks and Alfred IN/Seeks, Stratford, Miss Flor- ence Stir/infers and Miss Annie Poole, both of Brantford. Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor, Stratford, were .dinner. guests on Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs._ G. N. Rivere. Neil. • Efellener.nner .is Spend- ing a few days an Guelph, with Mrs. J. I3, Grime, and his two nephews, Derek and Barry. Adastral Park S ocial Notes News Editor: Anne Aileron — Phone HU 2-7349 • F/Sgt. and Mrs. Ben Russell IF/L Richard Bussey has re- and their children have re- turned from a cruise in the turned from Port Elgin where Caribbean, they were spending their vaca- Cpl. and Mrs. Paul Gale and tion, their family are holidaying in F/Sgt, and Mrs. V. A. John- Manitoba. ston and their girls are back Sgt. and 'Mrs. F, H. Sutcliffe and their children are- moving to Puntzi Mountain, B.C. S/L and Mrs. J. P. Cavan- augh are leaving Adastral Park to reside in Ottawa. Sgt. and Mrs, Victor Filion, Peter and Diane are back from a trip to Montreal, St, Jean, P.Q., and Ottawa. Nancy and Norma Naven celebrated their 10th birthday with a matinee at the theatre, followed by a party at home, for eight young, ladies. -Miss Rosalie Brochu is spending a few days at Inver- huron Provincial Park. Sgt. and Mrs. Ken Robertson were guests of honor at a fare- well party at the home of Sgt. and Mrs. Henry Pratt. There were 11 couples invited and the party was in a "beatnik" mood, with "poetry" reciting as a highlight of the evening A piece of "Blue Mountain" pottery was presented to Mr, and Mrs. Robertson, They are moving to RCAF Station Ra. more at the end of the month of August Sgt. and Mrs. Harry Pratt are leaving on a trip to Banff, Alberta, 0 Church Unit Picnic Staged At Bayfield The Wo-He-Lo Unit of Wes- ley-Willis picnic was held Aug- ust 5 at Mrs. Leslie Ball's cot- tage at Lane 0' Pines, Bay- field. About 25 members who at- tended were entertained with games and contests and by readings given by Mrs. William Murch. A pot-luck supper was served. Townsend Reunion Held On Sunday Members of Amos and Eliza- beth Townsend's family attend- ed a dinner picnic August 9 at Stratford Park. About 45 mem- bers of the family were present. They _came from London, Stratford, Seaforth, West Hill, Brantford and Winthrop. Sports were supervised by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell of Win- throp and Mr. and Mrs. Mur- ray Culver, of Brantford. The reunion president was Lloyd Walters of London. The secretary was Barbara Walters, also of London. The 1965 Townsend reunion will be Aug- ust 10 at Stratford Park. Meeting Cancelled The' • regular meeting of Huronview Ladies Auxiliary scheduled for Monday, August 17, has been cancelled. The next meeting will be September 21 in the Arts and Crafts Room at Huronview. Geologists state that the pre- Cambrian Shield, which lies like a giant horseshoe amend Hudson Bay and covers nearly half of Canada, has more lakes than all the rest of the world. AMMONMak74814 WM/WS YOti OP... Pat//ALLY 761e8 YouDoww soaficy: together with Mr, and Mrs. Don Green, 'oecuplied their .cot- tage for the week Mr. and Mrs. Dom-14 Mc-. Cr Montreal, are in the village this week visiting their aunt, Mrs. 5, H. 'IVIeE'Voy at the 'Stonehonse", Mr, and Mrs, William 0, Parker', Charlie and mm,Lo don, were with. is pairentS last. Thursday and Friday, alen spending Sunday with Mr, and . Mrs. W. Parker, were Mrs, Dorothy Kay, and Mrs. Gert- rude Saunders, both of Sern14, Mr, and Mrs. W, 13osnell, who have been staying with her slater, Mrse'Perey Weston, for a few weeks, returned to Saskatoon this week, Mr. and Mrs. H, Bosriell, Goderich were guests of -Mr, and Mrs, P. Weston on Sunday. Mrs. J. Fisher and John who have been, staying with her, parents, Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Chapman for a .fortnight, left on Sunday for Detroit,- en Amite to JthOir home in Florida. Mrs, R. D, Johnston and two children returned to Port Cred- it on Thursday -after .Wend- ing 10/ days with their aunt, Mrs, .5, R. R. Willock. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Eagleson of 'Aberdeen, South Dakota, who have been stay'in'g with their cousins, Lyall, Melvin and Russel Davison-, left on Wed- nesday of last week to visit their cousin, Leonard and Mrs. Heard, of Clinton. Last Wed- nesday evening, Mr. and Mrs. L. Heard and Mr. and Mrs. F. Eagleson were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson Heard, Bayfield. Miss Kathleen Reid, Wind- sor, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Diehl front Tuesday till Sunday. - Dr. and Mrs. G. H. Shepard, Windsor, stayed at "The Hut" home. .of MT, and Mrs. C. Diehl from Thursday until Sunday. Mr. and Mre. David Duncan, Mary-Beth and David spent the week at the Woodhome Motel, Mr. Monty Poulter, Ottawa, and Miss Susan Keutech, Strat- ford, were house guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Rivers, last week. Clintonion Club The ,Clintertieri Club will meet August 19th at the home of Mrs, C. H. Veneer, 45 Maria. Street at .2-;00 The social conveners for the meeting are; Mrs. Wise, Mrs. William Ross, Mrs. Ron Mac- Donald and Mrs. Wilfred Col- clough, from a trip in the Eastern pro- vinces. Major and Mrs. James Wright are moving to Washington, D.C. where Dr. Wright will be at- tached to the Walter Reed Med- ical Centre. We are sorry" to hear that WO G. A. Donaldson is again a patient in Westminster Hospi- tal in London, Visiting with F/O and Mrs. J. Ricard are Mrs. Ricard's moth- er and Mr. Ricard's sister, from Ville La Salle, P,Q. Junior Farmers Regular Meeting Held At Clinton The regular meeting of Hur- on County Junior -Farmers was held last Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. in the board rooms at the Department of Agriculture of- fice, Clinton. Tom Cunningham was chair- man. The roll call was answer- ed by 15 members, Glen Thorpe gave a report of the Huron-Perth Field Day after -which a discussion was held. Maurice Love reported on the 50th anniversary cele- bration, and a discussion was held in connection with the Seaforth Junior Fair. The next regular meeting of the Junior Farmers will be held September 30 in the De- Pertinent of Agriculture Board Rooms. ELLS AUTO ELECTRIC 54 King St., Clinton SUNOCO PRODUCTS "The Original Motor Tune-up Shop" Phone 482-3851 ADMISSION— .ZItuelrts 975,c1Cochli(Idren 75)cc PROCCEDS' FOR BOYS AND GIRLS WORK you'll like Black Label Beer VfilotozetwifiAtimigkopig MOBILE FEED MILLING? HAVE YOU INQUIRED ABOUT THE MANY BENEFITS OF The Rev, and Mrs, Edward AttW011 and children, PaVid! Ruth and lYfiehael, of. Ottawa, were gile$ts at the Rectory en Tuesday. He is Master of the annior Department of Athbury 'College -there. He Was Rector of Gerrie, Fordwich and Wrox- eter, in Huron Deanery, before taleing his Present peeition in Ottawa two; years ago. Mr. and Mrs. George E. PIP- Pard, on Allan. and daughters, Rene and Anne, all of Sarnia, were guests at the Rectory on nifty afternoon enroute home from q., motor trip to Eastern and Northern .Ontarie.. Mr. and Mrs. John Kookla and eons 1Vliehael and Paul, of Woodatock, (Ontario) visited at the Rectory on Friday ev- Dr. and Mrs, Gordon A. Al- len ;and three children, Edmon- ton N.B. have returned to the Little Inn to spend part of their vacation ,with his parents Professor' and Mrs. R. ,L. Al- len. Also visiting Profeesor and Mrs. Allen are their daughter and her husband, Mr, and Mrs. B. Macintosh, Ottawa, who with, their four children are staying at the Woodhoene Motel. 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