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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1964-09-03, Page 6For A Day At This excited group of guides and scouts left Bayfield bright and early Wednesday morning this week for a day-long bus trip to Niagara Falls. The - group Was under the direction of District Scout Commissiorler Jack Gallant, Guide Capt. Mrs. Robert Maloney and Guide Lieutenant Mrs. D. Warner. Those in the group above include: Linda Scotchmer, Niagara Falls Vicky Scotchmer, Delores Telford, Monica Gemein- hardt, Lynn Brandon, Karen Fitzsimons, Colleen Merner, Kathy Weston, Marion Francis, Lynda Pier- _son, Patsy Maloney, Nancy Heard, Sandra Erick- son, Brenda 1Vlakins, Penny Howlett, Jim Maloney, Cal Scotchmer, Mickey Gallant, Robbie MacVean, Lorne Merrier and David and Alan Pease. (News-Record Photo) CLINTON DISTRICT COLLEGIATE BOARD and its ADVISORY VOCATIONAL COMMITTEE Announce the Opening of Classes for the school year 1964-65 as outlined below John Lavis, Chairman E. Deering, Chairman CIDCI Board Advisory Vocational Committee DAY CLASSES Grades 9 and 10 -- Report to Auditorium at 10:00 a.m. September 8. Grades 11 and 12 — Report to. Cafeteria at 10:00 a.m. September 8. Grade 13 -- Report to Library at 10:00 a.m. September 8. All students should bring a pen, Dismissal at noon. NOTE:„Appkations for extension of family allowance can not be signed until after school opening. EVENING CLASSES Registration: Evenings of October 5 and 7 Clastes: Each Mondayand Wednesday cOhitiletictrig OCtober 17e Courses. TO be announced in local poets on teptember 24 and October 1, • • SINGER COMPANY OF CANADA Grand. Opening Sale At 40 West Street, Goderich TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONS ON Sewing Machines — Vacuum Cleaners Floor Polishers Washers ,and Dryers See Our New Line of — Television HiFi Record Players Contact R. Sutton Phone 482.9103 20% off on all costume jewellery and GREB HUSH PUPPIES and LYONS • Summer Shoes The Woollen Shop Gift Store Bayfield .PERSONAL. ;ITEMS: • CHURCH NEWS -IP CLUB .ACTIVITIES 40. VILIAPE...11APIININGS. Correspondent ..MRS, AUDREY .13g4LCHAMOR ,Phgne .Boyfield. 38 Subppription5, Clo5pjfied Adys., -Advs- ond )04 ..Printin9 .q1.1. accepted .by the agyfield correspondent George ' Arthur, Vancouver, B,C., 11 grandchildren; and one great-grandchild, Among friends and relatives attending from a distance, were 1dm. and Mrs. Oliver Hopson and children, Glearburnie, Ro- bert Hopson, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Burkett, Spring- brook, Mrs. George Sharpe and. daughter Eva, Burlington, Mrs. Margaret Pearson, London, and Mrs. Jessica Frea, Frankford, 0 Railway freight Shipments increased from 85 million tons in 1939 to 186 million tons in 1962; in the period the aver- age • cost of reight shipments rose from 0,91 cents to 1.50 cents per ton mile, wr HARDWARE If • HAPPY 4 PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR EVERYONE 0 4 AWN. 4824821 CLINTON 5'234246 BLYTH Annual Clearance Sale Mr to 50% OFF ion all merchandise BOMB WOOLLEN SHOP TOWNSHIP OF GODERICH Tenders for the crushing and hauling of approximately 12,000 'yards of gravel, taken from two township pits. Gravel crushed to pass through 34" screen. Work to be completed by 15th of October, 1964. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders to be in to the undersigned by September 5. Marked cheque for $150 to accompany tender. R. E. THOMPSON, Clerk. ROY TYNDALL, Road Superintendent. 35-6b Page 6—Clinton News-Record—Thurs., Sept. 3, 1964 BEAUTIFUL BREEZY • Mr;, and qVIc.„Ii-prbpr.t Major , of „Sarnia, caked at the Rectory on Monday, eninnte to visit friends in 'clotierinin Mr. and Mrs. Gordan Pfaff and Mark are• at 'their •cottage this week. •StaYiag with them are their son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Rep .Pfaff, and their ,young daughter, of Toronto, The Rev. Douglas Saab, as- sistant rector 'of St, Johri's Ohurch, IJivonia, Mich„ called at the Reetory on Friday after, noon. He is Spending his vaca- tion with his family in the Lane 0' Pines area, north of the village'. The Rev. E. J. -13, Harrison Was their dinner guest an Wednesday. • 0 Sunday Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hovey were Mr. DANICING Every Friday Night. Y cat BLUEWATER DANCELAND Music by - DESJARDINE ORCHESTRA HOLIDAY DANCE Sat., Sept. 5 Music by "THE CAVALIERS" HelleY'S 'sister, Mrs. Frank Bell and four children who recently returned from. Johannesburg, S'ou'th Africa; Mr, and Mrs, F. W. Tiovw, Miss Mary Hovey of London, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hovey, St. Marys. Mrs, L Hiinel and son Rich- ard have returned to Toronto after spending the season at `,$11.a.agra-La"•, Mr. and Mrs, R. K. Rivers and family of London spent Sunday with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. G, N. Rivers. Miss Gladys Borg, from Buf- falo, New York, was the week- end guest of Miss .Kruke, Mrs. Helen 'Cobb 'has as 'her guest, Mrs.' Pearl Ragoball, Preston, Mrs. V. Morton has returned to her summer cottage after attending the 'University Wo- men's Club convention, in Win-. ripeg, • ft is with regret we report the death of Mrs. E. •Sniith, mother of Mrs,• F. A. put, who passed away early last week. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Scot- chmer and 'children, Laura and Mark, of Galveston, Texas, spent the past 'week with his father, Mr. Fred Scotchmer; they left for home last Tues- day. Mr. and Mrs.' Herbert Beatty and family of Montreal, return- ed home en ,Saturday after spending their vacation With Mrs. 'Beatty's father, Mr. -F. Scothchmer, • Miss Ella McKay' and her nieces, Maureen, and *Heather visited friends- in the .village on Saturday and dined 'at their former home, The Albion Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. RiChard .C. Moore have been at their :sum- mer home, ".Fairlawn" for the past 'two weeks; Their daugh- ter, • Mrs. Norman Smith and son Richard, from Rheims, Ger- many, are vaeatibning with them. Also with 'them are their son and his-wife, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Moore Jr.,• of Detroit. Guests of the Moores on Tues- day and Wednesday were. Mr. and .Mrs. Elgin Card, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. E, A. Feather- ston have had as guests their .......... granddanghtens„ the Misses Linda and ..Son0.0. Leonard, of Willowdale, for a fortnight. Sonia returned home on Wes- day .and Linda ,stayed until Saturday. Mrs. Nelson Heard had her brother and his wife, Mr, 'and Mrs. Samuel Lawranson of Listowel a's guests from Mon, day nntil Thursday, Mr. and Mrs, -Charles Mac- Kenzie, Brigclen, visited Mrs. Riehardson and his bro- ther, John MacKenzie on Thursday, Also visiting them were Mr. James Phinney, De- troit and his daughter, Mrs. Arnold Crowell, Marshall, Mich, Mr, and. Mrs. Wayne Chat- terton, Beth .and .Cassie,- also Miss Noreen • Breesse, all of MiChigan, were recent guests of Mrs, Bruce Menerey. Mr. and Mrs, Patterson and their two children of Stratford, were at their . cottage this weekend. - Mr. and Mrs. Charles Guest and baby from. Whitby, are staying 'at their lake shore road cottage. Mr's. James Fisher and Fr- ank, Agaithe, were' at their- cottage last week, Mr. Fisher joined them for the weekend. Mr. and 'Mrs, J. Rankin and family, Lordon, are occupying the Armstrong cottage. • Mr's. George Heideman and Miss Isabelle Heideman:, Tor • - onto, are at their summer home • for two weeks. Rev, and Mrs. Robert Car- son and Billy, Forest, were at their lakeshore 'cottage over the weekend', Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hend- rick and their tWO 'graidisons,, of Birm.ingham, Michigan, were at their cottage for the week end. Mr. and Mrs.' Carl McAuley and family, ,were at their vil- lage. home 'this weekend. - Mrs. Frank Bauer, Billy and Freddie, 'spent last week with Mrs. E. J. Bauer. Her son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. J. Bauer and family,- are her guests this week. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kirk- ham, London, and Mrs. John Langford, Comfort, Texas, sp- ent Sunday. with Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson Heard. ' -Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Mc-Ewen,. who have been staying at their cottage, The Cedars, are sched- uled to fly to Scotland to visit their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George 011er- head, who are on leave from Ghana. Mr. and Mrs. McEwen will tour Scotland before re- turning home. Wha says the pioneer spirit is dead? On Tuesday morning four intrepid horsemen, Adam Flowers and two of his grand- children, Debbie and Kim, ac- companied by Dayle Scotchmer left on horseback by the, north- ern trail, en route to Goderich where they camped overnight. f•, Another young lady of ow acquaintance,. Mlos Louise, Mac- Wan, has just realized. 'hen heart's desire, a Shetland pony, who answer's Ito the name of "Zarl" which; in means "handsome". Funeral Held For Clara Dutot Of Brucefield Mrs, Clara Dutot of Bruce- field, died in Clinton Public Hospital on August 751h, 1964. Rev. Mains of Londesboro and Rev. Plant of Brucefieltl officiated -at the funeral on August 17th .at the Ball, and, Mitch Funeral 'Home in Clin- ton.- Pall-bearers were Dick Mc- Cowart, 'Norman Baird, Waiter Baird, Alex Mustard, Walter. McBeth and Jack Deitz. Flow- er bearers were Fred Dutot, Bradley Dutot, Hans. Lepping- ton and Bob Leppinglton. • Mrs. Dutot is survived by her sons,' Lewis of Clinton, Ar- vin of Goderich Township; her daughters, Doris of London, Bessie Lepp'ington of Bruce- field; her brother Frank Mc- Gregor of Clinton; her sisters,. Mrs', • Maud Baird of Stanley Township, Mrs. Ella McGowan. 'and Elizabeth Deitz, both of Ituronview. Also surviving Mrs. Dutot are six grandchildren and. three great grandchildren. 0 Miss. Evelyn Brown Feted Al Shower AUBURN — Miss Evelyn Brown who will be married to Ross Daer on' Saturday was entertained by. Mrs. Keith Me- ehan 'at her home prior to her wedding. Assisting the hostess were Miss Lynda Andrews, Mrs. Wil- liam Andrews and Mrs. John Seers. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Horton of Hensall arid 'the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Busche, of Exeter. The Rev. Harold F. Currie performed the service. Mrs. John Turkheini of Zurich pro- vided the wedding music and the soloist was Miss Jean Hen- derson of Hensall. The bride, given in marriage by her father, chose a floor- length gown of white French Peru de Sole, A shallow scoop- ed' neckline and long lily-point sleeves highlighted the bodice. A gently controlled skirt fell from a princess waist. Guipure lace enhanced an empire cut. A delicate sweep train cascad- ed from an empire back from a tailored bow. A semi-pillbox headpiece, touched with Gui- pure lace appliques held the bride's French pure silk illus- ion fingertip veil. Her bridal bouquet was a cascade of dark pink roses and ivy. Miss 'Sandra Busche, of Ex- eter, 'sister of the groom, was maid of honour. She wore a dregs of light green peau s'oie, with a controlled skirt and a matching ,cummerbund. Her bouquet was of light pink gladioli. Mrs, Merlin MacLean of Ex- eter and Miss 1VIatherine Vick- ers of Newtharket were brides- maids. They were dressed sine ilarly to the maid of honour and they carried bouquets of light pink 'gladioli. Neil Busche of Toronto was the best anon and Douglas Busche of Kingston and Bruce Horton- of Hensall were ush- ers. Dedication Set For New Gates At Zurich Fair ZURICH — The Centennial gates eft the 100th Zurich. Fall Fatter will be dedicated this year by Ontario Agricultural Minis- ter, Hon.. W. A., Stewart, on September 26. The fair will be on Septem- ber 26, Saturday, and Monday the 28th, although hi-jinks will precede it by one Week, Dm-- Mg 'that week a street dance will be held during which Miss Centennial Queen will be crowned'. Also expected for the dedi- cation of the gates Saturday are F. A. Lashley, director of agricultural societies in Ontar- io, Huron MP Elston Cardiff and Ontario Highways- Minister Charles MacNanghton. A collection of antiques set up to 'trace the history of the Zurich area since the first fair 'in 1864 also will be dedicated. A reception followed in the Church Parlours. The bride's mother received guests wear- ing a dress of rose shantung with matching accessories. Her corsage was of pink roses and. white carnations. The groom's mother assisted wearing a blue figured dress with light .beige accessories. She wore a cor- sage of yellow and white roses. For a wedding trip to East- ern Ontario, the bride changed to a navy blue and white dress with navy accessories. She wore' a corsage of white gar- denias. Mr. and Mrs. Busche will reside in London. Mrs. Busche is a graduate of Western University and. Mr.- Busche is a graduate of Hain- ilton Inttitiite of Technology. Guests were present from London, St. Catharines, Sarnia, King-8ton, Detroit, Port Dover, Newmarket, Kitchener, Toron- to, Chatham, Palm.erston, Sea- forth, Clinton, Exeter, Bruce- field, and Hensall. You'll enjoy... George Hopson, 'a member of Brandi 140, Royal Canadian Legion, passed' away in West- minster Hospital, London, on Wednesday, August 26, at the age of 70. Mr. 'Hopson was gassed in World War I in which he ser- ved with the 84th Btn. R.Q.11„. and he suffered increasing ill health over the intervening years. Royal Canadian Legion mem- bers were present at a mem- orial service held August 28 at the Ball and Mutch. Funeral Home, Clinton. The funeral service at the Ball :and Mutch Funeral Home on Saturday, AugUst 29 Was conducted by Rev.' E. J. B. Harrison, Bayfield, followed by interment in Bayfield Ceme- tery. • Pall - hearers were Merton Merner, Fred Weston, Walter Westlake, Malcolm Toms, Gr- ant Turner and George Bell- chamber, all members of Br- anch 1.40 .of the Royal Canad- ian Legion. Flower-bearer's were Robert Hopson; Arthur 'Brisson, Tom Castle, Bert Gibbings, Jack. Sturgeon Jr., and Jack. Ham- mond. Mr. Hopson, who was born in London, England, is survived by his widow, the former Ma- bel Wealthy Johnson. On Sunday, August 23, Mr. and Mrs. Hopson were honored by friends and relatives on the occasion of their GOlden Wed- ding anniversary. Congratulations were receiv- ed from Buckingham Palace, Prime Minister Lester' Pearson, Opposition Leader John Diet: enbaker, Premier John Roberts and other officials, and more titan 150 persons paid their respects. At 'that time, Mr, Hopson Was under doctor's care and was able to see only a very few special friends. He was pre=deceased by a son, Robert. David, who was lost at sea in World War II, Also surviving are two sons, Oliver, plenburnie, Oat., and ..r By BELLCHAMBER. NOTICE K. A. LEWCOCK 4cou3ticon HEARING AID 149 King St. — LONbON — Phone 434-4782 SERVICE CLINIC WILL BE HELD AT THE HOTEL CLINTON SEPT. 8th —1 p.m. to 6 p.m. PLAN TO ATTEND AND HAVE YOUR HEARING AID REGARDLESS OF MAKE CLEANED AND CHECKED FREE!! By Mr. E. D. Smith, Consultant Emily Horton Marries Alan Busche In Rites At Hensall United Church Emily Jane Horton became the bride of Alan Charles Busche in Hensall United Church on Satur- day, August 22nd, at 3:00 p.m. Peaches On Sale BARGAINS GALORE WHILE THEY LAST Bring Your Own Containers Also Quantity of Bartlett Pears For Eating or Canning • Highway 8 to Hoimesville Store, follow signs to Art Bell Fruit Farm Legion Members Honor Geo. Hopson War Veteran Laid To Rest Sunday By Taking Advantage of Our SALE of Discontinued Lines Surplus Stock Odds & Ends New Stock 1/2 Price CASEMENT SASH $1.00 ea. 2 PANEL DOORS 2 x6' 1 3/8 $3.00 ea. PAINT Interior - Exterior - Flat - qloss. Enamel .... 25c'1/2 Pt. 75c Qt. $1.50 Gal. CABINET HARDWARE .... „, 1/2 PRICE TRANSLUCENT PLASTIC PANELS Several Colors ....... . ... .... 25c sq. ft. PAIR SASH -- Several Sizes No. '210 ASPHALT SHINGLES .. . . .... ol.io4Wy.41,44.44“44V•1••V $4.00 sq. V-LOC SHINGLES „. ..... . .. ..., 1.44, .. • .. .III, 44.14•40 $3.00 sq. 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