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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1964-10-01, Page 6UAWIF04 SREEZ1' . , , , r day $KWHAti1AER B A T RWONAL !TTM$ . # CN41R;H N:EW$ Ap GLO ACTjVJT14$ 0 VUAG:E HAPPENING$ Correspondent AV REE SKLCHAMKR one 0e•yfield 3,$Subscr+,-tions �Iassified Advs., Display Ades p:P al{I accepted by the .aYfleld .cgirJle$pondent I?rint+n ig Jim Mi.eod of Toronto, was the week6n guest of Mr, and Mrs,, A. F. Bootclimer .431a family, Mr, and Mrs, Will.iar Bar- ber, Sharon, Bob and Maureen of 'St. Thomas, were at their Cottage over the weeliena. Mr, and Mrs, J, Miller who have been vacationing at "Stonehaven", home of Mrs. M, Hodgins, for `the past three weeks, returned to Tarontd on Wednesday. Mrs. G. F, Heideman and Miss. Isabelle Heideman were at their cottage .on Saturday and Sunday. We, regret to hear of the— pas-sing of Mrs. John Albrecht,' Zurich, mother of Mrs, Charles Scotichmer, Spending the weekend at their respective' cottages,, were Mr, and Mrs, E. Carson and family, Landon; Mr. and A$ -rs. Peter Murray, their son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs, J. Mur- ray and childxen, Mr. and: Mrs. Carl. McAuley, Rexdale, and .Mr, and Mrs, George Fox of Birmingham, Mich. On • Monday afternoon Mrs: H. Ormond and Mrs, L, Mak- ins judgedthe needlework en- tries at the Zurich Fall Fair; Mrs, Rance Bricker visited Mrs, R, H, F: • Gairdner on Sunday; her father, Rev. Canon H, M. Lang -Fared who has spent the summer at the Gairdner home, returned with his daugh- ter to Kitchener, QUALITYAND VAZUE 60 HAND IN HAiVA THIS /S Tile COOS Oen ETHICS ON NIHICH THI 44W iQ�® ,• l4$��Ili�;tel -5 A BUT Dr. and Mrs, A, L, Chapman Lawrence Seaway to the the Ontario Uydro annual Golf left on Tuesday for their :home Thousand Islands and. across to TOur'naMent herd at Ridgetown in Pensacola, Fla„ after- spend- Clayton, N.Y, on Saturday, ing the summer at their sum- Mrs, Fred McEwen :and: her Mr., and Mrs. Reg. Francis hoer h orae overlooking the Boy- daughter, Dr. Doris Nicbolls, and Marim accompanied by field. River valley. left by air on Wednesday for Vicki Gallant, spent Sunday in And, speaking of the valley, CaLi'fornla, where they will join Thamaesford as guests of Nfar- the time is almost upon vs, the latter's 'husbaiid, Dr, A, W, ian's grandparent's, 'Mr, and when the myriad hues of, aut- Nicholls,. who, is a visiting lec- Mrs: James McMillan, urn leaves beautify the inland turer and consultant at Stand- Mrs, Lloyd Scotchmer visited scene, till it vies: in splendor ford University, at Palo Alto. in Chatham recently for 10 with Bay -field's glorious sun- The First Bayfield Brownie days, the guest of her grand, sets, Pack will be under the leader- children; John, Cathy and Mary Mr. and Mxs, Jack Stuart, 9WP of Mgrs, J. MacVicar, Beth Pounder, while their max, Listowel, were guests of Mr, Brown Owl, and Mrs, Jack ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Poun- and. Mrs. X. Walter Erickson Hemmer, TaM1vny Owl, assisted der attended a convention .at and family :.on Sunday. Mrs, by Mrs. K, Brandon, retiring Banff. Erickson's sister, Mrs, Gordo xn Brawn Owl. She was accompanied to the Stewart, Ripley, spent. Wed- 'On Saturday, Mrs. R. Mal- village on Monday, by Mrs, Step rresday with thein, oney, Mrs, D. Warner, Mrs, Pounder and Mrs. Carl Vander- MacVicar, Mrs• K. Brandon, byes who later in the day re. The- Sacrament of Holy Bap- and Mrs. J. Warner; attended turneol. to Chatham. ' tism was administered: on Sun- a Training Day far Comm?s� Mt•, and Mrs. W, N. Rolfe, Jay, Sept. 27 at Trinity Angli- sian'er$, Blue Leaders and Tloward St., were at Niagara am Church by the Rev. E. J. Brown Leaders held at the Falls this weekend. to meet his B. Harrison to Richard Wil- RCAF Station Clinton.. After sister, Mrs. E. G, - Read, Ip= na Lia, son of Mr. and Mrs, Doxy -the class, the ladies were given switch, England. aid Johnston, a conducted tour of the Radar Mrs, Read ds visiting North This -baptism is of singular Building arranged by F/O Reid Amerika with a group from and later entertained to tea, Eas:�cnn England. The tour is Interest in that the twin great -Stanley McConnell of Toron- sponsored by the East Anglian great -great aunts of the baby's ton was a weekend guest with Times. ;on, were , Mrs. .Fred. Wes - Lan, Mr,Mr,and Mrs'. E, W, Oddliof- A member of the newspaper were ththe first babies ever soon, staff and. his wife, Mr. and Mrs, baptized at Trinity Church. . Mr, and Mrs. Harry Barker :Pinch are conducting the tour. Over one 'hundred years 4- were: at their summer home, They 1have already visited the Ler Janet and Elizabeth John- "Wfzeei Inn" over the weekend, New York World's Fair, B & Ston, twin daughters- of Christ. With them were their daughter falo; and the entire group are Ypher and Katherine Johnston and son4n-law; Dr. and Moore guests, this week, of residents vere baptiied, this fifth gen- His9op and Julie, of Royal Oak, of Ipswich, Mass., whose fore - :ration relative was 'sim ilar'ly Mich. beans came from Ipswich, Eng - received into the .church. Mns Shdriey Pierson who, is land. Kathryn. Weston, sister of the attending Teachers' College at Mrs. Read has been the :hild's mather, and Doug Johns- Stratford sent the weekend iton, the fathers twin brother, p guest of her brother and his with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. wife in Bayfield an severaloc- were Godparents. W. Pierson. ' casians duringthe F. W, Oddhefson attended Past seven Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gra- jam years.. jam have bfrequent visit- kkis s to them Bayfield tallageSummer; MrGraham is Varna Bride Marries Zurich Groom Mrs, nanoaresieSo the London Hu �n Recent Ceremony At Goderich,, mina Society, Mrs, Clayton Guest who Iran Deen visiting her sister and Betty Loi Taylor became the bride of Robert )rother-in=law, Mr. and" Mrs. Grant Johnston in Victoria Street United Church VTalcolm Toms for two weeks, in Goderich, returned to her horne -m Toron- Paul Erb and Louis Erb of ,o last Friday. The bride' is the daughter of Goderich. Mr, and Mrs, Ken Brandon Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Taylor The bride donned a two;piece notored to Strmttordi during of Varna and -the .groom is the white brocade sheath styled .he past week where, together- son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold dress with black accessories ;for vnth :his, brother, Keith, Charlie Johnston of Zurich. travelling. Her corsage was of suest and Wendall P-Ablado, The Rev. C. A. Dukelow of- r d t• Oakville, Mr. Brandon entrain- ficated at the double -ring eere- >d for Saskatchewan where moony. they will spend two weeks duck The bride wore a floor -length iunting, gown of chantilly lace over taf- bEr. and Mrs. Robert Turner feta with a sabring neckline et2urned on Friday from a and lilypoint sleeves. The skirt n'otar trip to Ottawa where featured a tiered, bustle back. :hey toured the Faxliament A crown of sequins and pearls 3uildings and. along the St. held her bouffant illusion veil, She carried .a cascade bouquet of roses. Mrs, Stewart Taylor of Zur- ich was matron of �bonor.. The bridesmaids were Miss Pauline Henderson and Miss, Arlene Henderson of Goderich. They ware piny nylon sheer over taffeta gowns with lace jackets• Stewart Taylor of Zurich was the best man and ushers were Fete Brldea ect At Hensall Shover Mrs. Clarence Reid was host- ess for a +miscellaneous shower at her home last Tuesday even- ing in honour of Miss Thelma Cowan. of London, bride -elect of Octoaber. Twenty relatives attended from Teeswater, Kincardine; Tiverton, London, Bayfield, Clinton, Exeter and Hensall, Pink -and white gladioli for- med a floral background for the house decorations: Presentation address too tiie guest of honour was react by Mi Bb Tlbt f B f`1d Grand Openni*.L,,%JLg DOREEN'S FINA LUNCH 278 Victoria Street Friday & Saturday, October 2 & 3 FOOT -LONG HOTDOGS .......... 30c• F R E E POP OR COFFEE I Forge �I"1� d SAYFIELD Now under the new management of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Erickson --- -We wish to thank our many friends for patronizing us during the years we were in business, ,--We hope they will continue, to come to THE OLD PORGY Thank You ---Isobel and Walter Pierson 5o Free Gold Bond S Reeileew the coulldn appearen+g lift thes page on Page 4 'for' SO'FRU STAMP'S at Wilk Atte Eiectrica New Is the Time to TUNE•UP yOUR CAR FOA WINTER DRIVING AT WellsAutolle- dric Gt�'6DY MR- `i+l Pdl u HA -T 8A°f�`� ES, Phone RiQ.14W t6i a.Y,�. 34 King ti, -lentoh e. Cama cans. Mr. and Mrs. Johnston will reside in Clinton. —0— Big Stage Revue To "Visit Base On November 15 Canadian Stage-Arama Re- vue, billed as "Canada's Nunn- ber One Stage Revue" will be on stage at RCAF Station Clin- ton Theatre on. Sunday, Nov- ember 15, this year. Stage-Arama Revue consists of a cast of about 35 profes siorial• entertainers who, offer their services :to 'Canada's arm. ed forces at home acid abroad. They have played at the fax north and at military hospitals, bases and camps. Two -Hour Show William G, Cunningham, pro- ducer-dire'etor of Stage-Arama, said his revue runs c65itinuaus- ly for 'about two. hours and con- sists of fresh_ new talent in songs, dances, musical and nov- elty numbers, backed up with a precision chorus line' of girl dancers, and an orChes:tra, Stage-Arama, is being airbft- ed to RCAF Station Clinton from Dorval by Air Transport Command Co-srrropol%tan, Air- craft, via St<htion Centralia. George Telford / urer s report showed t balance. . the of the'1''b'wtlshzp of Rutllett onthe 1065 Assessl:`iient Roll. .R,QI1. ,.. r• _ of $ti3.48 ort _hand. There wereUr 'Of $lists, aria the Thee g was �i.� ��y� L d4dsed. Wath the 1V.ii7pah beilCw8 _ TRU'STS _ '�, h6 first sitting of the GiS� wx� be Octr��e� `in$ latch Flay h rf�i S0; at -80 o'cloek 1),m, lli the C4YYIIi uhity ,Mali, ISc retir,ainder of the afw— 6olf1ournament Lori eS aro k �� George Telford of Bayfi ell is after `�'' ha pot=lualt lunch whg ser ved: of the M-Uhicipality in writing by the 14th play bf OdtAJOk to y,C tofig UeveLr winner of the Clinton Bay'.fleld 6*1-siq 13 Missi.r..i. dod 0.0 g, d..y, Oij. 15 Itaula ,..,.. RARAY'Y i*jhde 'NbhUtt, '" het,6 •is to he e: sby ; Golf Club Matoh PlayChamp- �.l�r xf �otzi�eS�acl>"6y �ntat'i�Y tial ehi'etiitag' tt# �'im ,�alrh"s, lit�ll for 1904, ' ionship` (#draki� h6ol) bfi l ,ridw, eV= WNW Hey 'heat out. Xn is't Ralph Sdhefter of •.01 niton on 'Sept 12 on +tih'e 19,th.'hole of cornpetivion The players had 7naintaaned a , t e'tcr the end of the 18th ladle, The match play ch<unplon- sl...ips lasted about five �veelcs during which flume' •many ax'ea golfers vied for the trophy do- Y noted this year to the Club byFred, Hulls. ' --_ 0— f t dFr ,Bayfield Da gel _ Forge w,. " C. anges HandsLeasers leelr �At Training s�lsorse Among area. Guide leaders attending the one -day annual Huronia Area " Mr, and Mrs. E, Walter Fall Training Program at RCAF Station Clinton this year were the four lead - Erickson will take over opera' ers shown above. F/Q Dianne Reid (centre) conducted the 100 delegates on a tion of The Old Forge bar Bay- tour of the RCAF Station, From the lett: Joan Hoggs and Beth Wal4er of field as of Oct. 1, The present owners, and RCAF Station Centralia, Miss Reid, Mrs. Zella Gibson, Exeter Air Rangars, will Mm's. 'Walter Pierson, wall re- and Mrs. P, Maloney, Bayfield, � (RCAF Photo) turn to their .florin north of ilei' village, Mr's. Erickson was born in Hold T'Pro : Oakville, assisted by. Mrs. K: Noble, of Cooksvlle. ■ Tour Station Bayfield, the daughter. of Wil, as Lunch, w served an the - laud -Sturgeon and the Tate More than 100 Brownies, Girl. Guides and men's mess at RCAF Station Mrs, Sturgeon. Three C7h ften Ranger i,eaders attended the annual Huronia Area C141ton, and at 'the conclusion. :-=leer bu'sband, born, in Saskat-' Fall Training Program at RCAF Station Clinton Irtae days training, Mrs,. J. A. Spano, chairman of the Clip- chewan, served in both the RAF and the RCAF, and was this year held Sept, 26, Mises Mary MoXfflab, of sioner. ton Association, arranged fora retired from the RCAF in No- Goderich, Huron Division Com,- Lunch In Mess tour of the Air Base. Conducting Officer was Fly- venaber of 1963, missroner of the Girl Guides of Arrangements fora training ing Officer Diane Reid, of the - The couple have three chil- Cana'd'a, was. hostess at the were under the direction of Mas, School of Food' Services, dren, Sandra, Robert and And-, meeting. Huronda, area, extends G. E. S'carrow, of Owen. Sound, Classrooms for the day were rew• north of Clinton to 'Cape, Crok- and Brownie Leader Training provrded by the School of In - The I3r cksons plan to con- .'p ex, east to Fergus and south was taken by D :ploma'd train» structioryal Technique. tri aue -operating The Old Forge to RCAF Station Centralia. er Miss I. McCar ick of Tor - Tor - as a service station The d'ay's training opened onto. with words of welcome from Guide leader training was ► Clinton'4-Her Mrs. Parker Evans, of Owen Sound, Huronia Area Commis- under the direction of Division Trainer Mrs. W. Howard, of NOTICE Top Showman NEWS Of HOLMESYILLE TVCKIERSMITH Corres onderu -- AIRS. F. WCULLOUG � g MUNICIPAL �1 f rth At '°+RoR Holy Communion will be cele'- parents, the late Mr. and Mrs. DUMP °a■ brated :in Holmesvalle United Elias Patter, who were firmer Deanna Dale of RR 1 Clin- Church on Sunday, October 4, residents of this district. will be open until further tion was Judged top showman on World Com=union• Sunday. `G. be The choir, under the direc- notice on Wednesday and in 4•�i Calf Club Dairy 'Com Rev. C. Park will in charge of the service. tion of the organist, Mrs. Lloyd Saturday afternoons, from y petition held this year at the Bond;" sang Kemser's Prayer of 1:00 to 5:30 p.m. Seaforth Fall Fair. Miss Sandra Williams, of Thanksgiving, an d Brawn's Top showman in the beef Burlington, spent the weekend There's A Deep Settled Peace No wire fencing, old con - class division was Robert Me- with cher parents, Mr, and Mrs. In My Soul. • trete, or car bodies per - Naughton, of RR 3, Kippen. The Harry Will lams. The evening service was con- miffed. senior classification in Mr, and XtrA. Serf Clifford duoted by Rev. cA. G, Pease of the junior beef heifer section and David, of Kitchener, spent Bayfield and Porter's Hall Unit- J • l • McIntosh, was won by Neil Connell of RR the weekend with Mr, and Mrs, ed Churches, and the choir Clerk 2, Kipnen. Jack Yea. again sang two numbers, i $tfb The Guernsey Division of the Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Brown, dairy class was won by entries of Detroit, Mich,, were week - of William' Dale, Clinton. end guests of Mr. and Mrs, D. % E. Gl - 85 The- 85th anniversary of rl , ` 711 tn-n IVI a n i11' i a l Q h t"► n [i Death Claims Fred-Emmersoll In 82nd Year Emmerson, Frederio,k, Palmer of Dunlop Street, Clinton, died on September 26th. in Clinton Public Hospital after a stroke, in his 82nd year. Goderich Township on Januafy 9, 1883, to the late Robert and Ann Jane Emmerson. He had been a resident of Goderich Township until he moved to Clinton :§ix years ago upon re, thong from farming. He had been in poor health for some time. The. funeral service was in the Ball and M'utch funeral home on September 29th. with the Rev. E: J, B. Harrison of Bayfield officiating. The inter- ment was in Clinton Cemetery. Pail -bearers for Mr. Emmer- son were Ernie McGee, Tom Grealis, Harvey Alexander, Keith Miller Gladstone ,Gri: ,gg and George Hudie. Flower - bearers were Douglas Currie; Robert Emmerson and Eric Switzer. He is survived by his brother, George H. Emmerson. Persons attended the funer- al from Brussels, London, Par- is and Lucknow: Holmesville United Church was observed in the. church on Sun- day, un day, Sept, 27th, with the guest speaker in the morning being the Rev. H. C. Elford, of Sea - forth, a retired minister from the Detroit Conference of the Methodist Church. The church was decorated with baskets of fail flowers, and a bouquet of roses was pleated in front of the pulpit by Mrs. Harry Mayfield; of x .,. r i . Marna Farmer NOW OPE Tops Cuss UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT At Exeter Fair Russell Oesch of Varna, won, Boyce Cities Service the seeds and grains division of the Exeter Fall Fair this (formerly Dave's Cities Service) Year. Other area winners included DING STREET Fred McClymont, of Varna, whose entries of fruit led the JAMES BOYCE, Operator HARVEY BOYCE, Proprietor division. Mr. UcClymont's veg- etable entries were placed sec- Days Per Week ond. • t Lubrication ' D6mestic display 'winners Complete ware Mrs, Homer Russell and • Taking orders for winterizing, also under- Mrs, Helen Toorn'stra, both of tooting cars for winter rust protection. Hensall Hensall Women's institute won first place in the Women's Institute displays. s. a a o o ay' re and gifts were presented by Snell Entries Tops Linda Reid of Hensall and 'Con. At Stratford Pair .—.• hie Talbot of and Mrs Ge.omge Bayfield. . Mrs, Gary Mair aEntries by James Snell of Jackson, London, assisted inFALL BULBS Clinton won all awards gni ,the 2 0 unwrapping the giifts, Muss < Leicester sheep dMsIon of tine FOR SALE S�tra6ce-ol Fall Fair this year. Diane held as- served contests, Shell entries also won first Luncheon was served bAFFObILSy HYACINTHS, TULIPS, Ck()CUS, ETC. in tock long wool, and best PAID N. Som- merhill Club Cut Flowers' ` DAHLIAS ��.�0 be3Z: long wool rann, GUARMTEED Brin o�tr ioveas and take pictures of To Meet At Your oa1OV61Y fall flowers. 50,000 BLOOMS SS4 6oderich Cummin.­g� Rome'Steele i Twp; Club Meets TRUST CERTIFICATES The latl%efs . of . Sutnniertlill to e I e S m 1 t h lvtrs. Donald LOW was host - The for the SS No. 4 Goderich S Club met at the home of Mrs. 182 CHURCH StRF—F T 482-7968 'I�ohvnsliip Community Oluir fax' issued It atnoutits firom $xoo I3, Cunvrniiigs for their Septem the Sehip, ober meeting: upwards fair $, 4 oZ` G years. ed, meeting which was attend= Mrs: Murray which wcaat duct- 46 ftft rte 60e iildi ted' i> if Orestf elle 'by �1 iir9ernbersy. TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT ed With im I - C e o Mays. George' �Caleloitg�ii, �tlie ed with isle +Greett fdlIdWed hy jay4'ble half-yeatly by +eljegtie: president, opef dol the 'meeting �j t the Lord's Prayer rePeatea in i authorUdd fnvo4ftwht soar all With a poems, followed by a' C�JR of REVISION unison... The minutes' of the Ie�t • . : song. Mrs William 3enkins geve a reading, lvl!rs: William Lovett cond.uetcd a contest, and hrits, ft,5W Lo�c�dtt won, e PN!ge. Wing JuLfft4 A treading and a poeiii -Were given by Mrs R6 -a. Lotre�tt. "e� October mbd ing will ;Ire hell at the home of Mrs, -.yohh Rut ah, Thos,& o1i the, pi'�clgyr�ra1- 1 lfieude Mips: Dort Mdt om, Mrg. John Mttrch, Mrs Apert Neal, Th,me on th6 luhth colt ihittee axe, ill's, 1Tarry wwhtkim, Mrs. Alen real+ Mrs: ClarTt 13a11, 1V 1�,9,,��ypGre�t/ix,�,'Lyge�y (�]f"j�o�lh,IOug1g7�.yy { yy, of g 'fvere r+4ad and' appr6v- Cun4cixan i nsUrAlidd Corinphxiissi 1965 r�y�p laid tr'lzst funds, Js i l i ti t Roll There wsxe Um hr' 6mbem azid arch visitor Iireserit 'fire tresis_ i A. Court of �.eyxslon will be.lxelci: by t�iei,,`'ottriiexl / urer s report showed t balance. . the of the'1''b'wtlshzp of Rutllett onthe 1065 Assessl:`iient Roll. .R,QI1. ,.. r• _ of $ti3.48 ort _hand. There wereUr 'Of $lists, aria the Thee g was �i.� ��y� L d4dsed. Wath the 1V.ii7pah beilCw8 _ TRU'STS _ '�, h6 first sitting of the GiS� wx� be Octr��e� ctrctioil. h rf�i S0; at -80 o'cloek 1),m, lli the C4YYIIi uhity ,Mali, ISc retir,ainder of the afw— iGC5f4PLfTlA'rIOF1 Lori eS aro Yloofi ftp spent in quiff lire, the LIexick :A.11 corr�plalltis must be reCeiVer! b3� I~;. after `�'' ha pot=lualt lunch whg ser ved: of the M-Uhicipality in writing by the 14th play bf OdtAJOk to y,C tofig UeveLr lCtncEtirg will dYthe b&hd of ��gr 6*1-siq 13 Missi.r..i. dod 0.0 g, d..y, Oij. 15 Itaula ,..,.. RARAY'Y i*jhde 'NbhUtt, '" het,6 •is to he e: sby ; ... �1`aratr�a 3arrl�r britlfa' �.l�r xf �otzi�eS�acl>"6y �ntat'i�Y tial ehi'etiitag' tt# �'im ,�alrh"s, lit�ll -¢ jib (#draki� h6ol) bfi l ,ridw, eV= WNW ctiia�i.gf,ctYrer.