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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1965-09-02, Page 8BEAUTIFUL /BREEZY A „..y BELLHAMBER PERSONAL,: ITEMS 11): OHUROLL „NEWS t .c1,1)0 ACTIVITIES • V.11,LAGE HAPPENINGS Corre4pondgrit: AUDREY BELLCHAMBER Phona :Boyfilicl 38 Subscriptions, Classified. Mys,, Display and Job Printing all accepted corrPSpOncipnt. Page 8 Clinton Hews-Record,Thq.sd9Y, Sept. :24 1905 F/0 4114 MM. W. M. IOW, rfirenten, spent two days last, .week With Mr, and NA's. Roy Seetebaner, They were 'the first - tenants to occupy the Scotch- .mer. cottage in 1958, end have Siinge, lived. in Bagetylle and Ot- tetwa and are now residing in. Trenton, .F/L end Mrs. R. A, Simone,: Randy and Danielle, who have been at "Shangri-La" for the: past two we'elts. wealthroturnied to Ottawa on Thursday. Their, daughter and family ,and: Mrs. M Barber and. Gillian of Denfield, were their guests over the weekend. Mr. -.and Mrs, Relient Parker, Fame Jackie and David of Dor- chester, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. W. E, Perk, er. Mr. and - Mrs. J. B. -Grime, Derek and Burry, were over- night guests of Mrs. Grime's. parents, Mr, and Mrs. Fred. Hulls last week. Neil Belleherrie bar accompanied- them on their return to Guelph. - Miss Kathleen Reid returned to Windsor with Dr. and Mrs, G. a Sheppard last Wednesday, Miss Reid had spent the last six weeks as guest of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Diehl, Miss Carrie Dixon. and Miss Mary S.ecord were the weekend guests of Canon and Mrs. F. H. Para at "Camborne, House." • Mrs, J. E. Howard and Mrs. Adam Boyd visited their sister, Mrs.. H. G. E. .Crosby in Moore- town for a few clays last week. Canon and Mrs. F. H. are spending a few days in Tor- onto. • Mrs. Ed Hewitt, who together BAYFIELD WOOLLEN SHOP • STOREWIDE • CLEA NCE Including Business Property MERCHANDISE Includes Name Brands Such As . . Aljean Woollens Dalkeith Sweaters Shamrock Cottons Hush Puppy Shoes Tic Toc Baby Wear 34-5b YOUR RADIO COULD CAUSE AN ACCIDENT A loud radio in your car may prevent you hearing a train whistle or other sound which you should hear. Have your radio low enough for safety and don't close your &fiver's window completely. • KIPPEN Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Trieb- ner of Guelph visited on Sun- day with Mrs. David Triebner and family and also with bro- ther, David Triebner, who has been. hospitalized -three weeks in :South Huron Hospital, Ex- eter, due to an accident with a power take off. • Mass Gloria Jean Adkinea of Zurich and the Misses Diane and Debbie Switzer of Clinton are holidaying with their eou- sins,- Mr. and Mrs McLachlan. Mr.. and Mrs, -Norman Dick- ert and Mr. and Mrs. McLellan and girls attended a family gathering at Melbourne on Sun- day. • Mr. and. Mrs. James Arm- strong of Staffa" were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Nor- man Long. BAYFIELD — On. Sunday afternoon, August 29, the LOL 24 held a Church Rally in the Town Hall, Bayfield. The or- Instructor Gets. His CD Medal Folio .wing 12 year meri- tonious service in the RCAF Corporal Allan Knight has been awarded the Canadian Forces Decoration. The presentation was made by the Commanding Officer Station Clinton, Group Cap- tain K. R. Greenaway, ' C.D., during a 'recent Station Par- ade. Allan is an instructor at the Radar and Communica- tions School and has been at Clinton since December 1961. His hometown is Galt where he attended Galt Col- legiate before joining the Air Force. With his wife Victoria and four children, Kathleen 8, Denise 7, Peter 6, -end Donald 4 he lives at 23" Edmonton Road in' Permanent Married Quarters Station Clinton. • His mother Mrs. R. J. Knight lives at Sheffield, Ontario. 0 angemen marched from the Orange Hall to the Town Hall led by the Clinton Fife and Drum Band and the Woodham Fife and Drum Band assisted by the Hackett Band of Lon- don. After the presentation of the colours Wilfred Castle, acting master of the Bayfield Lodge in the 'absence of Master W. E. Parker, welcomed the crowded hall. He called on County Master, W. Mc Dwain 'to introduce the guest speakers on the platform; Rev. Robert Carson of Forest; Bro. Robert Hibbert, Fordwich, who is County Master of North Huron; Brig. F. A, Clift, Reeve of Bayfield; Oliver Jaques, Grand Master of the Grand Black Chapter of Ontario West; and Bro. William Campbell of Fordwich. Bro. Switzer of Kirlaton acted as pianist. Brig. Clift welcomed, on be- half of the people of Bayfield all' those present, and hoped the service would be an in- spiration for carrying on their work in their respective lodges. The Rev. Carson's sermon, "Heritage and History" was based on the scripture lesson read by Bro. Jaques._ Rev. Carson spoke on the economical and religiops fac- tors existing in Ganda , today Rebekah Lodge To Meet Sept. 8 Members of the Huronie Re- bekah Lodge 306 will hold their meeting on Wednesday, Sept- ember 8 with a pot luck supper at, 6:30 p.m. They will be drap- ing the charter for deceased Rebekahs. Bowling will start on Sept- ember 15. Anyone interested should contact Mrs.- Wes Rol' land. 64.044 a aftWeAte /e;ze etPreeia.;ef ,iiieekiZ)14t ••• 1.• . ,nai• ene Nn'ee;ria,r 4 0-' e4,4 71445:kii4 Let us assist you with your plans for that all important wedding day. WATCH CHILDREN NEAR CARS When backing a car or truck, be very 'sure there is no small child near by, If there is a youngster near the vehicle, don't move your ear until you have made sure that he is where you ean see hitn, or where some passerby will watch him until you are safely- away, tHERES oitiEmbste ABOUT OLD ArlEASTYOuCANWATTLE, Mint WuBRIACW -.141111 YOUR ram; " 4 : °, 7,•-• :0 • $ COME IN AND SEE OUR COMPLETE . ,:,-,, SELECTION OF . i,,, a., INVITATIONS '',.,,t; .. ' • ANNOUNCEA 4,ENT3 t 4:. i11/k ,, • INFORM'ALS • . .,.. • ACCESSatilES .. , i::il,'.: i • low cholca of varioup pa)* stocks, type styles and it" ask for... fiduRTIN !elect your treciding,111ViteltiOnk 14460UnCelDent• atad i*Sirearies with Complete atinfideac• M tit vitality anti ming:Weis et torah 1,1 ALSO OM Mama= intDbomi Arn) coat tout and told those in attendance that all have a part to play in this new age. The lodges, marched back to the Bayfield Orarage Hall 'at the close of the service. ESISNEE, ELECTRI PHSiillELD 1965-66 SCHOOL BUS INFORMATION. For Township of Tuckersmith School Area Route No. 1 — Comprising School Sections Nos. 4, 7 and 8: Bus will pick up students in Namur:. ;hey at approximately 8:30 a.m., and Egmondville pupils will board bus at Egmondville School at 8:40 a, M. Route No. 2 Comprising School Sections Nos. 2, 3, 9 and 10; Students will receive by mail prior to Sept, 7th, a map indicating routes buses will follow. Eacti Bus Route will be arranged so as to pick up students as nearly as possible to their homes. Township of Tuckersmith School Area Board IVAN FORSYTH, Secretary WANTED APPLICATIONS FROM 15 W EN willing to accept full •time employment doing light clean work in a modern plant considering establishing in Goderich. The Goderich Industrial Commission is negotiating with a firm which, if it locates here, will require up to 350 female workers on a permanent basis. The management of this firm is concerned that our area may not be able to provide sufficient staff when it is needed. In view of this, we ask your co-operation in defer. mining .the availability of female help. If you would be interested in full time employment in a modern plant at a competitive wage scale in Goderich, kindly fill out the form below- and forward it immediately. Your application will be treated in the strictest con- fidence. 1 To The Goderich Industrial Commission Goderich, Ontario. Gentlemen: I would be interested in securing' full time employment of the type you'describe r in Goderich. Name.,„,.........„.. .................. D., ............ ..... ..„..„. 1 Address rviirt , . V. ................ il,i•V44**,,,.W111,41r4ow.WWW.* *•••••4 11••:•••.W Bayfield Orange Lodge Church Rally Hears "Heritage and History" Talk To Be On Display at Hobby Exhibiti Pictured here are two of the large and beautiful posters that will appear at the. Clinton Hobby and Craft Exhibitio n as part of the Poster Festival, a fea- ture of the show this September. On the left is Bonnie Perdue's work in which the much-disputed dearly-loved Clinton Post Office is depicted in vibrant reds, greens and black. On the right, is a poster done 'by a Mitchell woman, Mrs. L. Morello, which is lust one of the many lovely creations designed as a "Salute to Clinton" this year's theme of. the Poster `Festival, organized, three years ago by Eileen Hessian, New York and 13ayfieki, (News-Record Photo) with her husband and daughter grandson, Fraser Fellows, in Windsor on Saturday, AuguSit 21, Mrs, R. B, Johnston, Mrs. George Little, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fraser were in London on Saturday to attend the fun- ral of Stanley Bryant. Guests of Miss M. Macdonald and Miss lyf, C, Hodgins at "Storrehavaa the first of last week were Mr. and Mrs, Roy MacDonald and Mrs. R. Shaw, Brigclen, Miss Macdonald and Miss Hodgins spent Friday and Saturday in Brigden as their guests. - Mr. and Mrs. A. Galbraith and daughter Janice, accom- panied by the former's cousin, Graham Beekhurst, Middlesex, England, returned home last week after a two week motor trip through the Mealtimes and New • England States. Mr. Bealchurst, an Ox- ford •honours graduate, is in Canada on a two year Fellow- ship at McGill University, Mon- real. J. H. Phinney and daughter, Mrs. Arnold Crewel, Detroit, were guests over the weekend of his brother-in-law, John and Mrs. MacKenzie. Misses Margaret Macdonald and Mabel Hoagies were guests for a few' days recently of the formers cousin, Mrs. W. W. Gurney, Wingham, at her cot- tage in Kincardine. Celebrate 10 Years Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Arkell were 'guests of honor at a .ser-. prise dinner Party given, by their family at the Albion Ho, ttel on Saturday,ila...40131wading .A4niugvt1Pertsai278:- Dinner gales( were the fol- lowing Members of their family., their son Ken and Mrs. Arkell, Dawson Creek, B.C..; daughter Vera and 'husband, Mr. and Mrs, R. Turner; daughter, Rope manicand husband, Mr. anci Mrs. -D. Sager, Goderich, and their granclehildren Philip and Gayle Turner. After dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Arkell cut the beautifully deL• aerated three-tiered wedding cake and their family presented Mrs. Arltell with a cultured pearl necklace and a ruby ring was given to Mr. Arkell. Mr. Arkell's gift to his. bride, of forty years ago was a ruby and pearl. rung. A reception hi their honor was held later in the evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Donald Sager in, Goderich with the following guests present; Mr. and Mrs. K. Arkell; 'Mrs, J. duff; Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher McLaughlin; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Moss; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chaff; Mr, and Mrs, Robert Turner; Mr. and- Mrs. William Barber; Gayle and Philip Tur- ner; Mr. and Mrs. G. Scotch- mer; Bill Scotchmer; Mr. and Mrs. Alf Scotchmer; Michael Scotchmer; Miss Sharon Bar- ber; and Mr. and Mrs. S. Scot- chmer. During the evening a presen- tation of an, eight piece dinner service was made to Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Aiken, Mr. and Mrs. John Elliott and family of Kitchener spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R.-'Elliott. Mrs. E. Feiburger and child- ren were with the former's mother, r Mrs. E. J. Bauer, at her lakeshore cottage, all last week. Mr. and Mrs. J., P. Patterson and family, Stratford spent the weekend at their cottage. Mr. and Mrs Carl McAuley arid family of Rexciale, were at their cottage for the wek- end. S/L and Mrs. A. Toma and family 'are visiting Mrs. L. H. D. MacLeod. They will leave for Toronto on Thursday. S/L Toma has been stationed in California, and has now been posted to 'the Air Force Staff College, Toronto: Lea-Arm . McLeod, who spent last week in Willoardlale with the Leonard family, returned home on Sunday. Misses Sonya and Cheryl Leonard of Willowdale, were the guests of their grand- mother, Mrs.. E. A. Feathen- sten, for a few days last week. Mr, and Mrs. Glen P. Smith, Christine and Janice of Brant- ford, spent SeOral days last week with his 'parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Smith. Miss Hazel Hoek?, Teeswert- er,‘ visited with Mr. end Mies. H. Roy Fitzsimons fora couple of days the first of last week, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas H. Hicks, St. Catharines, visited their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. R. Roy Fitzsimons, last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. R. Roy Fitz- simons and Kelso!, Mrs. Otto •Smale and Darlene, were in London Wednesday and Friday. Mrs. Smaile and Darlene return, act to Hensel on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. R. Roy Fitz- simons and Kelso visited on Sunday with their aunt, Mrs, Thomas Spro'al, Brampton and Miss E. Churchill; Toronto, Mrs. R. E. Shad:click and Karen Fitzsimons, returned home with them after spending a week in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs, H. ,Weston have as their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Peter of Detroit. Russ Flowers, StreetaVille, joined his wife and family for the weekend, Mrs. Flowers and children have been in the vil- lage for the summer and Mrs. Flo'w'ers has' been managing the Bayfield gift shbp and minia- ture golf course for the season, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Ferguson, David, Carolyn and Judy, LOn- don; are spending a few days at the home of 'his parents, Mr. and Mrs, K. Ferguson, Mr, awl Mrs. bon reriguson, Dirk Deb- bie and Paul who spent the euminer with their parents, have returned to Strathroy. Mrs, W. aotton, late of Bay- field 'and no* living at Silver Spring, Maryland, , ited IVret. S. It Bryant for a Pipe Band To Play At Hobby Show Clinton Legion Pipe 13.0410, will ha Makin An AppPATATICq At the hobby and .craft Bxhi bitilen set for the auditorium and cafeteria, inSeatral :Huron Secondary School. on Friday, September 24 and 'Saturday, September 25. .. The group hopes to have new jackets for all members. in time for the. opting. AIOW NOT TO TIP SCALES OVerweight, 'bane of 20th century mart and Wontall, may be countered by airing low cal- orie but high nutrient value fresh fruits .and, vegatal?les in „salads. in. iiay0.010 Until 117O- -Oentit, patient in :Clinton Pulblic Hospital, Mr. and Mrs. R. Will,. oelt and fanally returned to their summer home on Bayfield Terrace on Sunday. The Bev, 13,, .13., .$1adlier 'end Mrs.. Sladlier of St. James Ch-. ereh, Ingersoll spent Thursday with Mr, and Mrs. John R. Cook and family. - tan Hamilton of Toronto, was the weekend guest of Douglas Willock, at his parents summer home here. Capt. and IVIrs. 0,•F, G. Cliff and daughters, Allison and San"-. ah, are visiting his parentse Brigadier and Mrs. F. A. Cliff, They are en mute from Calgary to Kingston where Cap. Cid:ft wrill..atternd the Staff College, Jed Tillman, son of Dr, and Mrs. Wm. Tillmann. :end Doug- las son of Mr. and Mrs, R, Willock, have returned to the village, after spending holidays at 'the Hurontario Camp on Georgian Bay. Miss Sally Oairncross is with her mother, Mrs. Jlames Cairn, cross, at, their cottage, after having spent the summer as Amino Counselor at a Girl's Camp near Midland. , Mr. and Mrs, John R. Cook, Janice and Philip, spent Sun- day in. ,Alvinston with Mr. and Mrs. Glen, Kenna and family, Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Leeson and family and Mr. and Mrs. Allan MacDonald and family. The four ladies were members of the Same graduating class of the London Teachers' Col- lege and each year get together to recall old times. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russ -Kerr have been Mr. and Mrs. Roy Chapman, Inwood; Mrs. Kerr's sister, Mrs. Lillian Brownlee, Sarnia; and her neph- ew, Dick Edgar, of- Toronto. Mrs. Guy Faller and baby son, Jeffrey, • who have been visiting her mother, Mrs. J. Cluff for the month of Arigust, returned. to Denver, Colo, last Thurs- day. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Arkell are spending this week in Toronto. Mr. Arkell, who is representing the firm of Arkell and Lewin, L,L.B. of Dawson , Creek, B.C., will attend the Canadian Bar convention held at the Royal York Hotel. Miss Marilyn• Kennedy and Keith Kennedy of New Dundee, accomp.aniect by Richard Appel, visited Mrs. R. H. F.' Gairchier last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Win, Elliott of Newinarket, visited friends and relatives in the village on Fri. day last. Mr. and Mrs," Freed Fraser at- tended the wedding of their EVERYONE READS AND USES CALL OUR NUMBER WE'LL BE THERE 'FP GIVE YOU FINE SERVICE AT A PRICE THAT'S FAIR Arol , #410C t y04, gleo "CALL NOW" Clinton NewpRecor 54 Albeit Street Clinton CAN /T DONE IN TutsE TIMES Don't make your lunch time a prograne of gobbling clown a Send:With and swallowing a cup of cottfee and then returning to your' desk. A nourishing lunch and then a short walk out of (loots Will make you keel match NO* and give yeti cri. edgy Ix* the afterneon't woritc.