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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1965-05-27, Page 8s Page 0-r-rGlh49wm -May 27y 1905 EEAVT:1FV4_ BRUZY qty RKLCH MPIEIR ............. ,AT I ;D ?9WN4 !TgM$ 9 P.1100H. RAW$ 0 41,V9 ACT(.y ITiE$, YAILAR-HAPFFNINr$ Correspondent; AVDREY 8.KLQHAMUR, Phone Oayfie.lcl. 38 Subscriptions, Classified Advs., Display Adv% and Job Printing all aGcept0. ,by the Pgyfieid cgrresponden# Xr. and Mrs', Gilbert Knight and Mrs. Keith Leonard, ;anid tlteus' family, ToTooto, spent Mrs J, P. Fergu-9,M, Londbm, the holiday weekend' at their aaecon iparviecl by Mr afikd :14Ixs. sunur?lex lionre .ogr Conaria St, Cecil h faom London, E?Zand, and her sister and Iiev; Canon JR. t1VI, Lung Ford, 1 Cher" M -law, Mr; and Mas. J. Icittehener, is the. guest of Mrs. A Campbell, spent Tuesday ' in R, ]ii F, Ctaardner, the vie. Mrisis :tltar+4mlia, eft left for • StaS' at. the Albion Hotel Ottawa, an NCopday after having ,for tb, w?ckel?d were Mrs, Sue spilt the weelcend with her Petty-pleoe .and' son, of Troy,. par arils, Brwg adier and Mrs, F, Michip4; Mr, and Mrs. Marco A. CMt. Gonta,I'yes, Tgripntc;; Mr. and House guests at the Little Mr's. A Padrav, Galt; Bab and Inn this weekend were; Mr, and TIm Malviiall, Paul Flugebrage Mrs. T, Cllarke; Mr, and Mrs, J. and .Jinn Betts, Stratford, Thoan; Mr, and .Mrs. R., Robert- Mr. Delano E21114moll arrdved son, all of Toronto; and Mr, on Saturday from, Watrous.; and Mrs. Ian Harrup, London, Sraskr on an eXtended visit with pgland, and 'Lynn Hendersons his brother, Mr, and Mrs. C. W. London, who spent several days Erickson .and family, art the Little Inn, before pro- Mr. ,and Misr, P, .Patterson ceedinag to Montreal. and family, Stratford, were at Mr.. and Mr-.. Clarence Larson their cattage for the weekend. and Karen, were, weekend Miss Carolyn Downham, guests of their parents, Mr, and Stratford and Miss Sharon Bar= Mrs. R. J. Larson. Mr, Larson ber, St. Thomas, were. guests returned to Londonwith them of Mr, and Maas, A. F. Scotch - on, Monday. mer over the weekend, Mrs. E, A. Featherston ase- Rev.. W. Bennett and IvIvs, turned an Sunday after spend- Bennett and family, London, ing ten drays in Willowdale with spent the weekend. at their cot - her daughter and family, Mr. stage, Mr. °and. Mrs. John Pearson �' and Mr's. Gerald Sturgeon The St. Lawrence Seaway and family returned to Preston permits large ocean freighters on Monday after spending the to travel from the Atlantic to holiday weekend with their par - the head of Lake Superior, a ants. Also visiting Mr, and 'Mrs.. distance of 2,700 males and some E Sturgeon on Sunday were: 400 miles longer thann the dis- of m$5 Westbrook, Detroit, tance by sMp from Halifax to Y'• and Mrs. Frank Anderson Glasgow, and family, Science Hill; Mr. children as guests for the week- h and Mrs, Dennis Bis'back, Cldn- �' ton; aind Mrs, James Cruick- _ &hank, Holrriesville. ,�.. ! , . �" rte C�: Steve Scottcbmer who. gradu- acted last weep from, Queens Un- niversi;ty man. + iversityhas accepted a position J , with P.olymar of Sarnia. Mrs. Robert Scotchmer left wHs� THER ITS ERCIAL Staying at the Jowett cot - Tor Toronto on Monday to visit her cousin, Mrs, J. Cornice. Bayfield Scout INDUSTRIAL, –� ��OR 'tames for the long weekend London, spent the weekend at THE RESIDENTIAL T00 were: Mr. and Mrs A. Pye and thedr cottage. Cole of Guelph, spent Saturday BestoF AAI 5 sons, from Ruscombe;. Mr. and with the foriner's parents, Air, Youth Gather The Young People's Anniver_ sary of• St. Andrew's, United at their lakeshore cottages Mrs, Brian Pye and Mr. and CUBS were: Mr. and Mrs, Jim Fisher Councillor and Mrs. F. Mc - Mrs. Allan Pye Sr., all of Wind - and Frank, St, Agathe; Mr, and Fadden and Mary, attended the Six B+aybeld Cubs attended sor; and Mr. and Mrs. A. Bjerni i camp at the Clinton Cub and OU S Y R and family of Toronto. Scout Camp at Holmesva7.le on Hutchinson and family, Wood- Friday, Miss Philp studied at Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tillman., stock; Mr, and Mrs. W. Carson Victoria Hospital School of Other Sixes who, joined them London, spent the weekend at Nursing. Also attending were cane from Clinton, Crediton, Mrs. Gerald Weston and family, their cottage .on Delevan St, Exeter and Lucam. London; and Mr. and Mrs. V, H. p Professor and Mrs. Thompson Murastor, Landon. field and spent the weekend and Mr. D.owne, London, were J. Carson Sr, and Miss L. at their summer home for the Richard Petertson and Stephen Carson of London spent the den.. weekend. weekend at "Glencatirn", Mr. and Mrs. G. Fellows; Fra- C.M. J. MacWcar, and Cub in - Mr, and Mrs, V. Reynolds and ser, Kim and Pam, of Riverside, structors Terry MacVicar and ghter, Miss Isobel Heideman of fancily of Sitreetsiville, spent the Lynda Pierson supervised the Toronto, spent the long week- long weekend at their cottage. boys and Mrs. MaeVi�car 'and end at their cottage, and Mrs. Tillman and Mrs. W, Pierson gave their ser - 9Dr. liaanily, London, spent the week- vices as camp cooks. end at their cottage on Bay - ANNUAL MEETING Huron County Tuberculosis Association ST. THOMAS CHURCH — SEAFCRTH Monday, May 31., at 6,030 p.m, Guest Speaker: Dr. .,Neville' Lefcoe, F.R.C.P.(C), `of London University of Western Ontario, London D. i. STEWART, Seaforth — President 1 2 5% PAID ON OVARANTEED TRUST CERTIFICATES IMued in ivinft its from $100 uipWArds for 8, 4 or 5 years. 6 'earn ike above indicated' intere k 1psyable half -yearly by cheque. e Mtithothiadn" Irestmerit ` dr all 04hiLdion I iftre ce Conipaniee orad trust funds. RLINSs RUSTS `1T fifty DUnlop >ity �N 0Barris 01111111111111r field Termle, Mr, and Mr's William Elliott' Brownie Paeks next Saturday Mx, and Mrs. J E, Hovey re- since bast Thursday, BAYFIELD — Lines from the *. King is Prayer Partner Sec- Rose ! n Norman Snyder turned last week after a shwlt Ma+, aid Mrs, Bauer a i{V vPdoat on in Now Rork State, fbil ]y, Waterlap, were at the2r May 21 sage, May issue, were used by Cal, And Mrs. K. Inam, cottage for the weekend', i London, were at their summer Mr, a'nd Mt+s, J, R. R,, Wal-, girrs, at Tr-intity Branch .Women's It was decided to hold the an- James home for the holiday we'ekerld. loe�, Douglas, C'attiie acrd Ain - nu�al joint meeting of St. and Trinity Branches in the Dr, and Mrs"R, G, Hunter and Mrs, Charles Rogers, Torr she, Toronto, aged, the former s Parish Hall on Thursday after- onto spent the weekepd at their sister, Ws, C, Kung of Van- Graduates of f l'sf R hone in the village. couver, were at their cottage g are; front, LAC W. L. Ke and Mrs:, W. N. Rolfe, fron'� Friday trpltiQ Man�day, Cpl. A. A, Baillargeon, .11'I�t', London, spent several days :At Miss M, Hodgins was at her. R, L. Wellspring, LAC tiheir c�oW6 ge on Howard St, cottage, "Stonehatyen" with meeting, was stressed that this meeting is for Mr, and Mrs, R, E. Ashton, Miss M. J. Upedbmald, Toronto; • Out of Goderich London, were :at their cottage from Frldaay 'til Tuesday, Mrs. Gairdner; treasurer, re- for the weekend', f Mr. and Mrs, Don Campbell Rev, Canon and Mrs, P. II, Paull returned to Camlborne T�� d �h Gertrude:Lobb, predeceased hien and sans returned to Toronto House on Siatuirl�ay, Miss Carrie aleh �c on Monday after being at the Fishier cotta e for the weekend. g Dixon, of Brant0ord, was their g'ueSt .over the holiday weekend, Towed Through ella) Stethens, Burford; Mas. 1, Mr. °and. Mrs. John Pearson Muss Phyllis Admos and Mdss Phyllis Pippin, Woodstock; Mrs. fees, and the Diocesan Dorcas and Doug, London, spent Friday M, Robinson, London, spent the A . Bayfield summer resident, s m 'nail. Tuesday with his parents, weekend at their cottage, Mrs. H, E, (Holley L) Prim, Mr. and Mrs', J. Pearson Sr. Professor and Ma's, H, K. of m$5 Westbrook, Detroit, W. and Mrs, Ford Steadman, Kalbfleisch, had -their gid- sent us an interesting London spent the weekend at p n children as guests for the week- h clipping issue clipping f�"orcn the May 17 issue their cottage and were joined by their son and daughter -in- end, Mrs, Colica Campbell, Toronto, of the Detroit Free Press, law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stead- was home for the holiday week- They article- by Curtis Hase'1- tine Free Press Marine writer, man. + end', J , Mr, aanid Ma's, Bert Sherratt, Mrs. Robert Scotchmer left Bowpas, wife of the first Bishop London, spent Friday 'ttil Tues- day at their cottage. Tor Toronto on Monday to visit her cousin, Mrs, J. Cornice. Bayfield Scout Dr. and Mas. W, Aberhardt, Mr. and Mrs, J, Brian :Grime, London, spent the weekend at Derek and Barry, and Don Prayer Partners Prayer and thedr cottage. Cole of Guelph, spent Saturday News Enjoying the holiday weekend with the foriner's parents, Air, Youth Gather The Young People's Anniver_ sary of• St. Andrew's, United at their lakeshore cottages and Mrs. W. E. G, Bellehamvbetr. CUBS were: Mr. and Mrs, Jim Fisher Councillor and Mrs. F. Mc - Goderich and Frank, St, Agathe; Mr, and Fadden and Mary, attended the Six B+aybeld Cubs attended Mrs. Carl McAuley and family graduation of their niece, Car- camp at the Clinton Cub and of Rexd!ale; Mr, and Mrs. Ted olyn Philp at Thames Hall an Scout Camp at Holmesva7.le on Hutchinson and family, Wood- Friday, Miss Philp studied at the weekend of May 22 to 24. stock; Mr, and Mrs. W. Carson Victoria Hospital School of Other Sixes who, joined them and family, London; Mr; and Nursing. Also attending were cane from Clinton, Crediton, Mrs. Gerald Weston and family, Mr, and Mrs, H. E. Lewis of Exeter and Lucam. London; and Mr. and Mrs. V, H. Toronto who came on to Bay- Brian Koene, Robbie Pease, Murastor, Landon. field and spent the weekend Wally Pierson, Michael Eckert, J. Carson Sr, and Miss L. with Coun. and Mrs. McFad- Richard Petertson and Stephen Carson of London spent the den.. Gallant Toamred,the Bayfield Sax, weekend at "Glencatirn", Mr. and Mrs. G. Fellows; Fra- C.M. J. MacWcar, and Cub in - Mrs. Heideman; and her dau- ser, Kim and Pam, of Riverside, structors Terry MacVicar and ghter, Miss Isobel Heideman of • spent the weekend with Mr. and Lynda Pierson supervised the Toronto, spent the long week- Mrs, Fred. Fraser, Last Friday, boys and Mrs. MaeVi�car 'and end at their cottage, Mr. and Mrs. Fraser attended Mrs. W, Pierson gave their ser - Mr. and Mrs. John Elliott, the graduation at Thames Hall, vices as camp cooks. Jimmy, Nancy and Susan, re- of their grand'daugh'ter. Paan and white suit with whike a;c- turned to Kitchener on Monday Fellows, fr"ram, the. Victoria Hos- BROWNIES after visiting with their parents, .pital School of Nursing, London, At their regular meeting the first Advanced f lootiror CS Advanced Course -ting, LAC L. R, Stevens, LAC C. W, Hines, Cpl, J, W. Coffin, LAC E, A, ack Barges Detroit River in l,ia "Shtip-to-Shore" column, m coments `on the passing through the Detroit River of two old whaleback barges that have anchoxed in Goderich har- bor for goitre years. Th:e column Was headed "Two Old 'Pigboats' Pass by on Way to Oblivion.,, Mss, Priml's parents, Mr, and Mrs, L, M. Sprague have a cot'- tage at Bayfield at which the Prim family vasit every summ,7 The Free Press article is as follows: 'There was a. sight from out of the past on the Detroit River last week when the ting Ruth Hindman steamed down twice, each time towing an old whalebaek barge. "They were the only two such barges left on th:e Great Lakes, Barge 137 and the Alexander Holley. "While there was no word as to their mate, it is a good guess. that :the giant maws of the Steel Co. 'of Canada's furnaces at Hamilton, Ont., will soon be gulping some has - toric old iron, "The two antiques have been tied up at Goderich, Ont., for some years now, searing as grain storage. "Their passing will leave on- ly one whaleback on the lakes, Brownies discussed plans fora the tanker Metero, out of the vast fleet of r boats that e Trinity 1�A Has "Local"' Opening - Opening,, joint at which they will be 'hosts to the two Clinton Brownie Paeks next Saturday @ Plan Joint Meeting With St. James morning, 1Viaay 29. a - BAYFIELD — Lines from the *. King is Prayer Partner Sec- Rose ! n Norman Snyder pen of a local writer, retaa'y.) Barker, (wife of Harry Baker,) pnublislred in the Living Mes- Members also! received notice of the Deanery WA Funeral, May 21 sage, May issue, were used by meeting and per , :,d Seaforth on the president, Mrs. J. B. Hig- in the opening exercises June 15, Norman Snyder, 584 Canter- girrs, at Tr-intity Branch .Women's It was decided to hold the an- James bury St., Woodstock, passed • a - ANxilnary meeting at "The Hut" nu�al joint meeting of St. and Trinity Branches in the way in Woodstock General Hos- pietal..on Tuesday in chis. 84th on Thursday, May 20. The president explained than ' Parish Hall on Thursday after- year, Mr, Snyder was born near Mrs. Baker had been a guest at noon, Juice 244 at 2:34 p.m. The Godera�ch, the son of the late the January meeting. Bayfield Branch will be hostess Mr, and Mrs, Jesse Snyder. . Nine members answered the and delegates from St. James He has resided at Radisson, roll call. Correspondence in- will give a report of the annual Diocesan. Board It Saskatchewan for 45 years eluded thank -you notes frown meeting, was stressed that this meeting is for where he operated a machine shop unrtal be retired in 1951 Mrs. Percy . Weston for syr pathy extended at the time of all women of the church, and went to Woodstock. her sister's incl Mrs• Mrs. Gairdner; treasurer, re- Hiss wdfe the former Minnie ideath, E. J. Reid' for a wedding gilt. ding ported the United Th'ankoffer- Gertrude:Lobb, predeceased hien (Mas. Reid, formerly Mrs. H. ing of $40,25 had been remitted in 1954. Surviving are three to the Diocesan Treasurer, She daughters, Mrs. Herbert (Lou - was empowered to pay the ella) Stethens, Burford; Mas. 1, �ftrEN Deanery Pledge and Dorcas Phyllis Pippin, Woodstock; Mrs. fees, and the Diocesan Dorcas William (Ruth) Atkit�,ison, Kit Mr, and Mi%. Clarence Duch- pledges for St. Paul's School, chener; one son, Lloyd, Wood- arme, Michael and Teresa, Cordston, Alta., and the Indian stool.; 14 grandchildren - and Kitchener, spent the holiday School at La Tuque, Quebec, -two great-grandchildren:. weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Ken Mrs. R. J. Larson and Mrs. Funeral from the M.D. (Mac) and other relatives, L. Smith read interesting ex- Smith Funeral Home, Wood - Mr, and Mrs, Norman Dicicez�t Mr. cerpts from the book, "Five stock, will be Thursday, May spent the weekend in Harrmiston Pioneer Women of the Yukon" 27, 1965 at 2 , p.m. Interment visited the Tatter's sister v i on the life of Charlotte Selina will be in the Anglican Ceme- who patient tai Palmerston Bowpas, wife of the first Bishop tery, Hospital. of the Yukon, the Rt, Rev. Wm. ---0 Bert Wren, Exeter, visited oar Monday with, his brother and Bowpas. Mrs, E. J; Read led in the Bonnie Foster e sister=in4aw, Mr. and Mrs. Gor- Prayer Partners Prayer and don Wren: Mrs, Higgins closed with the WA prayer` anal one offered for Married do Youth Gather The Young People's Anniver_ sary of• St. Andrew's, United the sack, Mrs, Percy Weston, hostess, Church Church, Kippen' wFrs held Suri- was assisted -by Nfrls. G. N. Rid'er's in serving tea, Goderich day mmmting, May 23, The ser- vice was conducted by . Miss Knox i*resbyterian Church, Gwen HendTdek. Central Huron Goderich, was the settdaig for a 'Mie Scripture lesson was read pretty wedding Saturday, May by Grant Jones. The Junior and Softball Scores 22 at 2 p.m. when'Banniie Jean Senitor choirs and a trio, conic- Foster became the bride of Ran- pi4sed of Miss Juan Sinclair, May '24 --� Verna 3, Auburn dy Alexander MacDonald in a Giamit and Kenneth Jones, pro- 3 (alt Auburn) . ceremony' performed by the Rev. vided special music, May 25 - Holmesville 11, G. L. Royal. ,Rev. A. Scott, EgmaAdville Bennniiller 4 (art Holmesvine), The bn- de is the daughter of was guest speaker and ciibse, as Mr. and Mrs; Harold Poster, hiss atopic "Now That I Ani Hensalli, land ithe groom's par - Grown U�p.'' _ .. _ entts are Mr: and Mrs. J. N. Personals, - �. a Donald Godmiuch. Mo,o , Janne 23 as the date of the Given in marriage by her halm and t;tra,wlbemry sUpp, to »� - father, the bride chose a navy be field at Flippen d'lniitted Chi{ 1- and white suit with whike a;c- urtl - ,:. _ . ce.stsories and a bridal bouquet Mr, and Mrs'. A rrndld GAc k, ' . r : of red roses, . stetter and ft=)y, duelpli, i , .Matron of fabnorr, 1Vfa's. I3iid sport Suiidlapr uvlith md Mb's. I�lilNlQf.FEiMI�iO!' I �Q��E//r4iiaL� Mabon; Goderiich, selected pink H'ar'old J�on� sand boys. In tiie � wiith aceessomiee sri white and a evening, W. And Mr.'s, R.Ob0t M'?IVNfAC)'�D bouquet of white carharti+ons. Graham Centta la,, Visited, AT NeAR M Bud Mabon; attended the Mr, and Mms, 'VW y'ne L,ittletioh' . 7>fIERH/C�/t grbon , and daughter, Londpn, spent *. r Poethe e weddlft reeepinon at the htfhday 'weekend at the Elm Halven, Clinton, decorated home's +of Mi. and Mrs. Russell with panik candAthbDns and tulips, tuber and Mr. and Visit, holt the braide's mother received Untatiu ai; tand t6mily, __.__....__... w6a ing 'a lilt�e Chinese milk :Mr. and Ms. Nor'mOn Stan- ensehnbib with white accessories kuke, Exeter vssked Sunday' i and corsage off white edrrM ions, evening with Robert Thomson:P-JACK The gi�romys another chose a Mar acid MtYs. 1taa Veyl7amim, v blue brocade s'hehth ti�iitth beige ,"niurssdaymternbohi with Mr_ eruct Mrss. MERNER PROP Followin.l; a wed�dhig trip *o 1`T. L6ivg taar'd. ft, Morid�a�r', " - S I►. 1C ]3itfi+alo and podntts 1 astir the a�id{es Ita�,ylba', "tow Creek; call v I ` i + 1 wall xe�ide 3n y�vo'�u,,n,,gN�u�� t a on the &rn I;e i�.�Y�Y , -'�� gyouple ;p(tQ't�It1V4"Ur p g.. one covered our waters. "Their manes and their deeds will be forever interwoven with any history of commerce on the Great Lakes," I- F ity this had cod Irm aga 1oU was Of pro On to In tut a not 'tin;. for doll I no issu that pro ria 193 ori' raunarm and Ge aaa firs Into e _. T acv or ren E axtt' revease daxd ma o'p t A wo ries Course 'Graduates Ren-9by. ,Rear raw; LAC H. C. Boudreau, LAC 7i'I, H. Regan, LAC J. L, Torrie, LAC RR, E+ Lavigne, LAC V. H. Johnston, LAC .G. R. Guernsey, LAC Wt B. Hunter and LAC T, D. Law. (RCAF Photo) 4 South Huronbist ct W1 Elects Mrs. Drummond, Kippen, President I3ENSIALL — The annual Robert Bell, Kippen, Mrs. Vera meeting of South Huron Dis- Alderdlee, Kippen. trot Women's Institute was Area delegate, Mrs. Ervin held -in the Evangelical Church, Rader, Dashwood; county Bele, Zurich, on Tuesday, May 18 gate, Mrs. R. M. Scott, Sea- with president, Mrs. James forth; past provincial board di - Drummond, in charge. rector, Mrs. John McLean, Sea - Mrs. Howards Finkbeiner, forth, , president of the Zurich Branch, Standing Committees: Agri - gave the address of welcome, cultural and Canadian Indus- Kippen East's acting president, tries, Mrs. Gordbn Dapple; Sea - Mrs. Robert Bell, made the re- fo2th; sCitizen5hip and Educa- ply. Ratification of the district tion, Mrs. Nola Taylor, Grand directorswas, in charge ,of Mrs, Bend; Historical Research and. Wesley B.rad'nock, FWIO mem- Current Events', Mrs. Mervin ber, Auburn, Dunn, Hensall; Home Econom- The secretary -treasurer, Mrs, ies and Health, Mr's. Franklin Harry Caldwell gave her report Skinner, Exeter. which was endorsed by the au- Public Relation's, Mrs. Barry d tors, Mrs. Wilbert Dilling and Caldwell, Hensall; Curator, Mrs. Mrs. R. D. Elgie. John McLean;, Seafor+th; Reno, The following branch secre- luttcorrs, Miss Ruth Skinner, Ex - tarries gave their reports: Dash- eter. wood, Mrs. John Ruder; Creek- ° tog,, M*,&. E, Neill; Elimviile, Mr's. Murray Coward; Grand Bend, Mrs, Alex Hamilton Hen- sall, Mrs. Wilbert Dilling; Hur- ondale, Mrs. R. E. Pooley; Kip - pen hast, Mrs. Wm, Kyle; Sea - Borth., Mrs. Earl Popple; Zurich, Mrs, Harold Theil. Mrs, Bradnock conducted the election of officers. Results were: past president, Mrs, James Drummond, Kippen, president, Mrs. Fred Beer, Hen- sall; vice. -president, Mrs, W. D. Mack, Crediton. Secretaay - treasurer, Mrs. Walbeilt Dialling, Hensall; assns- tant, Mas. Edward Lamport, Crediton; federated' representa- tive, Mrs. James Drummond, Kippen; alternate, Mrs, Garnet Hacks, Exeter; ,auditors, Mrs. C and wotr W The Canadian Silver Dollar irst mention of the possibal- of a Canadian dollar came 1850. Nothing came out of situation. because Canada no serious need for such a n. 1910 the in came up in, this time as a more ser - manner, A silver dollar, authorized by the Dominion Oanada Currency Act and a clan -kation, duly made for it. ce again no action was taken Taint dollars for circulation A silver dollar comes nip agar 1927 since the Revised Stat- es made provision for such coin in that year. Though actually put :out at that e, the ajct did pave the way tho 1935 Voyageur silver ar and so soinerthing was ac; coanplished sh. t ould be unde-i"stood that, of new design can be ed, nor any change in one t in use effected, unless a clarnatibn for such has been de. A report darted April 5, 9, Wats issued by the auth, y of the I-Imioral'ble C. A. ing, Minister of , Finance, the do lar of 1935 was, rec- onnmende'd to the Governor - neral, Shortly -after it was thorized by a Prodlamatior:t. y an odd Mn'cidencey the t dollars of Canada came existence in the same year that' those of the United States a nae to on end. he 1935 silver dollar Is an nive&,w.y coin stt'uek to lhon- the 25th , anniversary of the df lOwtsty King C rotrg6 V. manuel Hahn, a Canadian a5:t, designed the Voyagaur side which Is trove AM, im fce Canaddb]Iars. The gn i , very apt. it Shows giriation and a keen appre- tion of the romantic eluent he Cataadi h POL s more than afew of the agetft were Frendh, we mW aaiadaxt textile incl clo&lhg t($tr employs abort 100 OW (cors, the largest . ii;rc' ii g bjtc 1 of i anufatturhiag. .be allowed to suppose that the depicted figure ori the left is that of a Frenclunan. The figure on the right being an Indian. The northern lights, an islet with -a stunted tree, and a can- oe, combine to crake an appeal- ing design of a poetic nature. The :first issue of 428, 120 pieces were given special care in that they were counted by hand and packed in cantons of 20 each, to avoid friction in transit. More about Canada Silver. Dollars next week. Stanley Ladies Give Donations The members; of the Stanley Community Club voted to dbn- atte $5 to the Nurses' Auxilliary and $5 to the Cancer Fund when they met recently. The Junes 2 regular meeting will be at the hoarse of Mr -s, George Canrteimi when the roll call will bo. an exchange of plants and bulbs. f MISS' M01 Tighe Funeral Held Monday, May 24 The death of Mics Mary Eileen Tighe, 131 High Street,. occurred at Clinton Public Hos- pi,tal on. May 21, 1965. She was born in Huilertt Township, a daughter of Thom- as and Margaret Tighe; and had lived in Clinton for the past two years, She was a member of St, Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Clinton, where she was affiliated with the Catholic Women's League and the Aktai Society. Survivors include tw6 broth- ers, Bernard and Thomas, both of Clinton; and two nieces; Mrs. Alvin Ruetz, Mildmay, and Mrs. Frank Taylor, Willow'dale. The body rested at the Bell and Mutch Funeral Home; Clin- ton, until the funeral service from Sit. Joseph's Church on Monday, May 24, Fauber Cav- anaugh, London, and Father Bannon, Torohto, ofMated. Pallbearers. were Jack Flynn, Frank Flynn, Aldde• Corriveau, Lloyd Medd, Hubert Reynolds and A. L. Shanahan. David Medd, Leo Medd, Ricky Finch and Ed: Spencer were flower- bearers. Internment was in Clinton Cemetery. Barber & Beauty S oppe . Introducing .. . MISS PAT EVAN S Special -Until June 19 Child's Permanents Reg, $5,00 for $.4.00 ADULT PERMS. $5.50 -$ .SO$12- $10.00 andCut, Set and Styling Included ---------- ,For w,1For Appointment Phone 1S Bayfield 20-1-2-3-4b Strawberries for sale We how have a new Strawberry, best for freezer, and excellent for canning and foe jam. We ask our customers to order their berries 'etirly and be assured of their ber- tries for this season. A good crop is in prospect, ect, Prices no higher thah usual, Garden parries catered to, Order now. 50 'Good Berry Pickers Wanted F. w. awo, I �ws 014ON't 482.3461• CLINTON 21-2b