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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1965-09-09, Page 6Age saveas... we }Dm oWintayEss Neamtvir mesa owiv, YOUR 01018100/17: sl vti; EENA.zsDarY 7ACODE OF ETHICS IS - OUR CLAIM THATS THE -SECRET TO OUR TAME. • VAULT C PHRIELECAVilELD aEAUTIFVI, „ t By B 1-LCHAMBER- pgrtso.NAL. ITEMS .1 PHURCH. NEWS • ,P.‘11B AcTIVITIP *, VILLAG HA, PPENII'1CS. Correspondent; AVPRY .ORLCHAMRER Phone Bayfie101. $13 'Subscriptions, Pi$plgY'.AOYs, ,and Job Prlinting' Ill acceptod 'by the Bayfield correspondent Page 6 Clinton,NOW0tecOrd Thurs. $9pt, 5° 1905 ,Oil Furnace Cleaning Now is the time all' oil furnaces should , be cleaned and inSpeCted for next wint- er's heating season. Arrange now to have this done on a day that suits you. We are doing this work now every day, , DON'T WAIT FOR THE FALL RUSH A. G. GRIGG Et SON PHONE 482-9411 CLINTON Two Government Licensed Oil Burner Mechanics 24tifb 4i s • • • • •• •41 04 e• It makes good sense to have yoUr fertilizer Spread on fall sown grains i • on grasslands—hey and pasture . . . on cash crops—for next spring accurately, easily and economically with the hew- SHUR-GAIN Fertilizer Spreading ,SerVice. Makes good dollars and cents too! It may cost you' no more to have SHUR-GAIN delivered and spread than you are presently paying for bagged fertilizer, The Finest Fertilizers For Your Good Earth 44 Selected-granulated SHUR—GAIN FERTILIZERS Your Local SHUR-GAIN Feriilizer Dealer is FEE ILL 28 Huron Street Clinton Ont. TWo Phones: 482-3484 or 4112.3485 • ,.1.1MMiVr,V17,,,CTRIInip.,111:01. • • The Senior Gitt4ellS' .Cluh will hold its first fairnii6eting in the Orange Hall on October 7. It is to be an "Open House" and at rhismeeting, the bus committee wi41 hefarMed. Mr. 04 Mrs, Frank Lurch and family, Mrs. Donald Lance and family and Dr. and Mrs, R. G. Hunter gathered at the let- ters' summer home on Sunday for 'their "end of season" an- nual dinner', party, Donald Lance Was unable to attend be-, ing confined to a Detroit hos- pital with i a 'leg injury, Miss Balite= Clift, Ottawa, spent the holiday 'With her par- ents, Brig. and Mrs: F. A. aim ,Monty Poulter, Ottawa and Larry McKay, London, were guests .of Mr. and,-Mrs. G, N. Rivers for several days' last week, Gordon Logan returned home last 'Thursday after spending two months with his older bro- ther and family, Mr. '.and 1VIts, James Logan at Fort Nelson, Mrs. K. Gemeinhardt, Linde Monica and Karen, accompanied by Jahn Vance of Seaferth, spent Monday 'til ' Thursday camping in Algonquin Park. On Friday they visited the C.N.E. In Toronto, returning home on. Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. S. Candela, Larry, Karen and, Marianne r e- turned to Detinit on. Monday after having spent the weekend with Mrs. Candela's parents, Mir: end Mrs. A. L. Bristson. Also visiting Mr. and Mrs1.13ris. son during -die past week Was George L. Lewis of Dearborn, Mich. .1V1r. and MrS. S. Scotch/very Sarnia land Carmen • Burns, Windsor, spent the weekend with Mr, and MS. A. F, Sept- chrner. lOpi. and 1VIrs., lack Gallant and family' ave moved to Clin.' ton. A farewell panty for. Mr. and Mrs. Ken , A/Ikea and unho are leaving for their home in Dawson Creek on Wednes- day, was the accaSion for ,a farnidy "get-together" on. Sun- , day, A balterAte supper Was. enjoyed by the Arkell'S, Senior and ihaTtoF),•Mr, and Mrs. Pon Sager and-faillilY and Mr, and Mrs. ROI/exit Thinner and farnilY• Mr. and Mrs ii,.Kerr attend, ed the 25th wedding miniver, saty of their eohsin, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Florre,tst in Seeforth on Sunday. Mr, -and Mrs. George Mont- rose, Sitncoe, Were the guests on: Sunday of the lady's sister,. Mr, land-Mrs. Cliff Utter. lyfra'. John L. Lewis IS visit- ing her daaghter, and son-in- law, the Arthur L, Brissons, Rev, S.- Wellington of Brant- ford, Secretary of the Can- adian Protestant'League filled the .of 13ayfield Baptist Church on Sunday, in the ab- sence of the Rev. and Mrs, Bruce Eaton who are on NraCia- tign in the north. Miss Janie IVIyers, London, spent the weekend with ' her grandmother, Mrs. S. Bryant. Mr. and Mrs. R. Enbert Reid, Lucknow, were the guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs, • W. E, Parker. Mr. 'and Mrs. Robert Cluff, ,London, spent the weekend at their cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Me- Lauglhiln, Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs, Paul Mass, London, spent the holiday weekend with the ladies' mother, .-Mrs. J.. Cluff. Carl Humphries returned home, on Friday with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Jim CIark of Point Edward, who 'spent the evening with -Mrs. Humphries and Mr, and Mrs, Kerr. Carl, during his extended vacation, enjoyed a motor trip to Parry Sound and the Gear- Many Property Changes In Bayfield Village Changes in the Hayfield pro, file are still occurring. The J, E, Elpvey's are in residence in their new home on Emma Place; Group Captain John of Mount Clemens is building a home on Delevan. St; and on the corner of Twyll and Dele-. van Streets a lovely cottage is 'alrritist ready for its owner, Mrs. Marie. Watson, Detroit. Cottages are also changing hands. Mr, and Mrs. Mills of Glencoe, have purchased the Sage cottage on Twyll St; Mr, and. Mrs. Macdonald, London, are the new owners, of the Ed-, ighoffer cottage in the Elliott sub-dMsionC also in the same location, Mx_ and Mrs. Keechie of Detroit have bought the Dunlop cottage; Harold East- many of Middlesex county, has,,purchased the Manness lot of Howard St.-; Mr. Blake now owns the Sturgeon lot on. Vic. toria Place; and the W. E. Enicksons are the new owners. of the former Gallant home at the south. end of the village on Higicway 21. glan 13ay District. Kerry Sarnia', also aceOMPanied them, Spending the Labour Day weekend at the Jewett cottages Were Mr, and Mrs. Broder Al. len, their daughter and guest. Of Toronto; Mr. "and ,,Mrs. G. Marskanin, East.Lansing, Mien. and Mr.- and Mrs. G. J. Hull and family and guests, Bloom- field Hills, Mich. W. R. Johnston recently spent two 'Weeks in North Da- kola, visiting his step -father, W. Johnsten, who years old. Young' folk attending grade 1 this year are 'Dawn 'Mc- Leod, Jimmy Mackie and Mar- vin Merrier. Madeleine Godin is 'new in Grade 3. Mrs. Little' was the weekend guest of Mrs. H. Cobb, Visiting the village on Mon- day Were Mr. and Mrs,' Miller and faMilY, who were, anxious to see their home town's name- sake, as 'they live inJ Bayfield, Wisconsin! We are •bappy -to report that they were favour, ably impressed. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil A. Hill, Sarnia, visited Evans Cameron and daughter, Bonnie and re- turned to Islington on Monday after having spent last week with -Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cam- eron at the "Open Gate". Mr. • and •Mrs; Alfred Here!- man, Windsor, called at• the Rectory on lVfonday evening. Miss Elvira Manning of TM- onto, spent the Labour Day weekend with Miss HodginS and Miss Macdnalcl at "Stone,- haven". Mr. and avirs. Reginald Wil- son and daughter, Marcia, who spent August at Mrs. L. ,Green's cottage returned to Hamilton on Sunday. Mr. Wil- son joined his family for ;the weekend. Mrs. L. Green who was on a trip to New Bruns- Wick returned to her cottage the day her daughter and farnm ily left. Mrs. 0. Geoid and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones of London, were Sunday visitors at Miss Hudgins.' cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Reed and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Mann:, Riverside, were at "Enfield" cottage for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Scot- chmerr accompanied by Elgin Porter spent the weekend in Windsor. Rev. and Mrs. P, Renner, Wiarton, visited their son and family,, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Renner last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Knight, London, spent the holiday weekend with the lady's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles S co tehmer. ` Mrs. M. J. Chesney, Toronto, and Mrs. S. Dougr,all of Hensail, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs, -J. B. Higgins at "The Maples" on Sunday. - Mrs. R. 'G. Hunter and her mother Mrs. Charles Rogers re- turned to Toronto, on Tuesday after having spent the summer here. Mr. and Mrs. A, Latimer' spent the past two y;ieelcS with Ms, yrr:.. 1,at0,iltue's parents,erfKah an Knight their suininer home ,on:404isa Stree,"„ PheY returned to their home in Toronto 'on Monday, The United afuren Women of Grace Ohurdh will meet On, WeclnesdaY aitOnoon, Septem- her ,5 at the home of lqrs, Allen 33otties, S,S, Pramotions Sunday, Sapteniher 5 was promotion, service at Grace Church Sunday ',Saco] with, Mrs. Mary Manning as super- intendant, "- Promf4lidOns were as; follows: kindergarten to primary, p eb Ale/Callderi Debra SOW, erby; primary to junior, ,Bane Harris,' Marie 13ettles, David Sewerby, Junior to inteme , Maur- ears Miller, Kevin,.Cox; inter mediate to senior, Colleen ;Lockhart, John Cox; Laurie Opx, John Manning, Attendance ,404,4$ ,were given, Diplomas, Jeannette' 014aelley, .Jeffery '007q. P.P,PQ4141 year seals, Barbara wan, etiey,;, -Wayne Meclinelley, Delb, Ira '?POSTPX125?; year seal, PO) Cox, David SowerUy, Ran , dy .$C1Werby- Fifth yvar seal, Jimmy MI, Marie ,TiettleS, Jane 17.4r4s., Mary Pieta Sturdy.;, SiXt,14.7.,PaV seal, 1,POCIY. Cox, LarrY'SturflVt john S'turd'y, Rodney ,CPX;, seventh year seal, Kevin Cox; eighth year seal, ninth yeai, seal, Maureen Mill, er. "ifenth year seal„ David Ma., therS, Dennis Harris, :Alm Cox; eleventh year seal"; Colleen Leckhart, Julia CON, Lorna Miller; tWrteentl) year seal F'PggY, Rettle.$1 $haren, Featuring "CLOUD 9" Room SMORGASBORD Every Sunday FRIDAY & SATURDAY, SPECIAL, IN OUR DINING ROOM 'Chicken In a Basket' Friday—Served from 9:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Saturday—Served from 9:30 p.m. to Midnight Phone 482-3421 for Reservations We Cater to Dinner Parties and Wedd4ng Receptions NEWS OF PORTER'S HILL Pidc.blart? Elaine 116WAs,hend, 13amler for having Me• MID Manning. .200$t Sundays vii . perket at- The auxdor Class Was Ward, tenclanee. e Canada Pension d its benefits Here is what , the Canada Pension Plan will do for people like Mary Todd, a 22-year-old nurse who earns $310 a month ($3,720 a year SHUR-GAIN Fertilizer ORDERS NOW BEING TAKEN FOR BULK SPREADING SERVICE BY CLINTON FEED MILL SPREADING Cip 'SERVICE If Mary's earnings continue at this rate until she readieS age 65, 'she will receive a retirement pension of $77.50 a month from the Plari pltis $75' a month Old Age Security. 'Because Mary will haiie the opportunity of contributing for `43 years, she can have as many as 6IA years of lower or no earnings and Still be entitled to the Same pension. Actually, Mary's retirement pension will Undoubtedly be more. This is because aS Mary advances in her profession and her earnings, increase so will,her pension. Furthermore, to ensure that all benefits under the Plan maintain their value, they will be adjusted to meet changes in living coSts and wage levels, before, they are paid and changes in living costs after they become payable. 1r Mary continues to Work and becomes diSabled at any'. time after 1970, she will be entitled to a disability pension of 03,12 a month until she reaches age 65. Froth then on She Will receive ,her retirement pension a§ 'Weft as $75 a month from Old Age Security. If Mary dies any time after 1967, having contributed until her death, a lump sum payment of $465 will be paid to her estate. What will the Plan cost you? If, like Mary, yeti are employed , and have earnings of $3,7/0 spread evenly over the year, you will'pay at the rate of 54,68 a month. Your einployer will pay the same amount., This' advertisement is one of a series which relates some of the important benefits of the Canada Pension Plan to individual circumstances. Issued by authority of the Minister of National Health and Welfare; Canada, ,The lionourat)le 3udy LaNiarsh>..