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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1965-10-07, Page 8raga 8—Clinton News-Record-.41110rs., October IR 190 BEAUTIFUL BREEZY . • I, , ,. ( PERSONAL ITEMS a CHURCH. NEWS • CLUB ,AcTIYITIES 111 VILLAGE HAPPENINGS Correspondent: AUDREY •BELLCI-IAMBER —,Plione Bayfield 38 . . By BELLcHAMBER 514bScriPtialA oll„gccepted by the Classified MYS., -Display Advs. and „lob Printing Bayfield correspondent 0.. and aws, p, J, Reid left 04 rigenday ro theit' home Petro% Mr. and M. Weeeen Cook of ,Lotelon, spent several days at their -vege Iteme. last week and were joined at 4110 waeltcfra 5)7- •;t4PCN" 4P4ghtgr."14 sc,104nia*, Ny. IVO$ • T. union, ' • .$01.04 and 3. rMesin:41 were viators at the lionie ',ntf the forancr's br5Uier, L. P. Slnitl; on Sartigdiay. .iVpr, and Ws. S. Scotclurrer of :'Sarrea, spet the weekend wth his parents, Mr, and -Ws. A, F. Scotchrher, ' Dennis Logan Jiro. .130hinson and Nigel 13ellaienther, all of UWO, London, spent the Week- end with their parents, L. B. Smith spent -last Thuus, docrin .41ondon. mr, and Mee. KeithoLeopard and Krar, of Willowdale, spent the weekend with Mrs. Leon- pcre mothert E. A, Fetteln erSttee gp4,. J. Jowett who has spent the elinleaer months at her cot - age Jontt's Qmvc, return- ed to her herne on Mein Street this weekeed. Miss Share4 Babe, St, Thoma, and Miss Ursula Kletge Londen, were weekend gees% of Mr. act Nprs, A, F, Seotehraer. Pon Crauttes, Seaforth, was et his cottage for the weekend. Mr, and Mrs, John MeeKen- ele eeleteeed 04 $14144Y fraT1 a visit with their daughter and family, Dr. ad Mrs, Manley 'Phompeon, Chitego. Dr, ate) Mre, A L. Chap - men, who spent the summer at their home on Leuisa Street, left leet Wednesday for Mich- igan, al:route to Florida where they will spend the winter menthe. 1Vliss Joanne Hells of Milton, •••••••••••••••••orsoni • TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT COURT OF REVISION The Court .of Revision on the 1966 Assess- ment Roll for the Township of Hullett will hold the first sitting on November 1, 1965, at the Com- munityHall,Londe boraat 3:00 o'clock m s ,, P. • All appeals should be in the Clerk's Office at least 10 days prior to the first sitting to bwgiven consideration. 40-14b IMM•11.1111111 HARRY F. TEBBUTT, -Clerk Tfeasurer, Londesboro, Ont. 0 ran ;°74. gtlo _mg otq. HOLIDAY WEEKEND • „ • "eeeee4 ter':;" eiee• • -FRIDAY NIGHT #01)..:..-4,NDAY NIGHT mo,too.T. DANCS Heated -7- LQN.PON,-:-0RC.HE$TR.A.. s spent the weekend with bar Parents, Mr. and Me. Fred uiis. Mr, and Mrs. Robert chef, London, were At their cottage for the weekend, Mr. and Nrs. S, A. Moore of Toronto are the guests of Mr, And Ws. E. W. Oddleifson, Mr and Mrs. Richard Fras- er, -Gary and Reid, and Patrick Rivale and Miss P. KilPatrick all of Riverside, spent the weekend with Mrs, Fred Fres- er. Canon and Mrs. F, Paull have returned to "Camborne House" from a two week vaca- tion spent with H. Paull in Morrisburg, • Mrs. W, A. Bothwell end Mr. and Mrs. WIT). Bothwell and children, London, oalled on Mrs. C. Diehl and friends in the village on Mcnay. • George Lindsay of Waterloo University .s.pent the weekend with his permits, Mr. and Mee. John Lindsay. The Misses Druin and Miss Fea'nette have closed. up their cottage end returned to De- troit. Mes. Morris Durham return, ed to Clinton after visiting her brorther, Carl and Mrs, Diehl. Mr. and Mrs. Haugh Gregory and children', London, were at their cottage for the weekend, Miss Kay Reid aroompanial Bayfield Couple Surprised On 20th Anniversary BAYFIELD - Mr. and Mrs • John Terellsey celebrated their 20th wedding anniversary on Saturday', October 2. Their three &lichen, George, Ellen and Dona1s entertained them at dinner eelthe Dominion Hotel, Zurich. After dinner the party visit- ed an uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Dunn, where Mr. and Mrs, i;indgey distoyeted a sur - 11e 1:;arty hid' been planned for them tweetY couples, friends "and relatives preseeted Jeanne and 4olirt with a air - sage and boutonniere and the i'Vening was seient playing pro- gressive euehree. • address was read by Mrs,• Lloyd 'Makins, an Mrs. Ted Dunn and) Mrs. Rug - gel Jenicins presented' the cele- brants with a pet of matching table larnps and a magazine •The hostess served a delicious lunch 'assisted- by Mrs. Ted Duimn,eVirs. Arnold MPS, Res* Grainger, MS. Rug- ged. Jnkins and Miss Ellen Lin- dsay.' A cake decorated for the occasion was. presented to Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay before being out and served. Large Choice Many New Of Engines 8Safety Features • on all the new • - '66STU.1)EBAI(ER , : eeeeliekfteetieeeere'.• 1 Outstanding Performance lx+ra Values Features as Conifort Conven • Body on Frame Construction • Dual Brake System • Windshield Washers • Fully Padded. Oath • IS" Wheels Proven 1.1c3ines. Standard Equipment for your fence \and Safefy. • 85 Amp. Alternator • Feet 'Operated Parking Eirake • Parking Brake Warning Light O Aluminized nustproofing fki Boit-on Fenders • 1964., MORO NOW ON DISPLAY AT • W. H..'Datrimple..lt Son. BRUCEFIELD OEN EVENINGS PHONE 482-9211 $. Gowan and MS, Ames Min) motored tO the vrIllage on Tuesday to Spend some time WW1 .Ma; and WS, Carl Atell 1 Ws, T, Davis and KM' Q. K. outhrie, Ilslingtore spent several day. last week at the Albion Wrtel• ArT41 Mrs. Harry Booth and M. and Ws, WM, Sadler, Lopapn, :visited Ws, F.1:ed ns4 ser on Monday, • BRUCEFIELD Wise Barbara SWan, Jeanne AldWinlde, Gwen Hendrick and Lawrence Fillett were among those who were on the history tour to Quebec, Mr. and Mrs. Paul IVIoNaley, Coibotng, visited with Mrs, Charles Clifton and Mr. and Mrs. George Clifton last week - Lyle Hill Sr. had the nes- fortune' to fall from an apple tree and is in Westminster Hoge Wel with a fractured wrist. Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Pater- son spent a few days up north this week, l3rueefield UCW held their Thankoffering meeting on Tues- day evening with a good atten- dance. The Tuckersmith Unit of the UCW are invited to the home of a farmer member, M. Wil- liam Broralfbot, on Tuesday evening in Seaforth. "If you have arthritis don't buy any product that guaran- tees a mire' nays The Conlardian Arthritis Ancl Iiirepntaliigin Soc- iety. As yet there isn't one. Tug of War. At -Bayfield Fair • Hohnesville Public $ahoal Principal John Siertsema shavn here maching Jus-q0cleriPti TOwnShip public school team agkinst the Stanley team, but his efforts seemingly weren't enough fts the Stel'ile31 kids won. The competition took Place at BaYfjOld Fall F4)-1'' last INT*, (Photo ?;,y Mrs Begohamber) Kay Sharp Elected first President Stratford Lady of Boyfield Lathes 6,01f Group Wins $1,000 In K of C Draw BAYFIELD - Last Wednes- day saw another "first" at the Bayfield-Chriton Golf Club when the lady -goiters trumped the men's tourney of Sunday with a ,f.adies' Day of their ovvn, t .After a refund of golf they en- joyed a social hour end a de- licious dinner. The group was addressed by Mes. Fraecis Overholt of Gode- rich, who advised them how to get up a 'branch „of the Cana- dian Ladies' Golf, Union. Tlie Clinton Persons , . . At Jehovah Rally Hari McNally, peesiclini ister of the' Jehovah Witnesses of the Clinton, area, was one of the speakers at Fergus Dist- rict High School last -weekend when 57$ delegates attended the :groepe' semi-annual circuit 'aeseteble.. Main speaker was Joseph Soagliene, District Superviser. ambling With Lucy (Lucy R. Noodsi Lucy has been sitting looking out the window watching the wind wiepping long canes of climbing rases back and forth on the KO. They should have been tied down to the arch 'ere this. She fears they will be damaged. Occasionally it rains a bit, then the sun peeps through for a second: And the 'atnioSphere is chilly to say the least On thi4 fit* Sunda' in Ober. Mee asks iherseiff: Are these equintedal gales going to last all. mbnthf Ah'. eneeienaging sign to Lucy of better Weather to Crane, as the fact thain'arAfie wind and rain two cabbage patteifues flitted past the sueroom win- dow, in the shelter of 'a wide eave. On the other, hand the Izcrl'e/pgwalnutshgclltirrels,erefor ;v4,7pyul...b.yus peeling horse Cheranute end ttg One Might- have considered the miniature hurricane which lashed. Bayfield on September 22, the beginning qf the traditional gales at this season. Or was in the tail end of "Betsy"? ydro power was off at "The Hut" from about 4 until 630 p.m. Lucy's spouse had one. coal oii lamp in readiness but delayed drinnmieg his other lamps, until neceggazy- and it wainft! He Made sandwiches and managed to get a glass of water each for &hirer. How helpless we are with our electricially operated refrigerators, water system, coOk staves' and heating equipment when there is a power breake At such tine, 'the 'hand pump on the well, the old: ice -hoe, the cool pantry, the milk 'cellar, and root cellar of pioneer days seem rather &salable': At "The Hut" the damage was cenfined to the flowers. The wind and deluge of rain spoiled a grand showing of asters, so that "Mr." couldn't find seven perfect specimens to enter in the Bayfield Fall Fade. Nor did there Seem to be enough zinnias at a casual glance, so he just overlooked the rest. But he was intrigued 'with the entries in the miinti- ature bouquet lass, so Lucy predicts he'll talce more than a glance et the garden flowers next year. Last Spring they was the recipient of some special double sunflower seeds' from a gentleman living in Conneaut, Ohio, bearing her surname. They grew about nine feet high and were in full bloom when the storm struck the choice ones dram. in their beauty. Now Way fears there won't be any seed for next year, as "Mr." has noted- the black -capped chickadees inspecting the flowers heads frequently. Helped by the blue jays, those friendly little, chickadees have long since cleaned up a large head of ordinary sun- flower seeds which bowed itself almost to the ground. A bird Mutt have dropped the seed in the garden last spring. One day last week, Lucy observed her spouse clapping, his hands and looking up enxiously as he walked from the barn. . - -what was the matteae?" Lucy enquired. "A big hawk was about to light on our TV aerial" he refilled. "What was It, a red Shouldered or ranch -legged hawk?" she asked, "I don't know" was the answer. "Why didn't you let it settle an the aerial and observe it?" she questioned. "Mr." rerplied, "I didn't went it to break the aerial. Anyway it flew off down the river, end yen Should hear the crows! They are after it neve Then on Sunday, "Mr," saw a Smaller bled which he identified es a pigeon. hawk Plying into a pine tree about Seven feet front Lucy's window. Could it be the reason why our neigblbor's fancy Pigeons are disappearing frein 'the dove- cot? It may be that the two he,WIts are responsible for the lalac of small birds teen at "The Het" this auttentre For cene years flecks of bites in migettion /irate stopped to rest and feed here. But an the cardinals which treated in the Vicinity have made themselves starce The Young gold 'finales •have disappeared, tan, or are they in hang duel tol the pee- sence of erieeniee in the lande Solite days rale doesn't get, even an EngliSh v027044 9.1\ffr." observed a redLbreasted reit hatch at the -stet feeder on Saturday. they are Not rreke iil. the village brat heed'bet been noted at "The Hut" peetvioutly. As Luty'g spouse worriced in the garden eh Satueclay, he Statt a 'fleck of Wild ducks fly,* overhead ' lit d§aittitherly dation Hew he longed te be,siteelling taloa* the civet batik gun trader arme at his boyhood home! Lao Weald have eri- jeyed it tete The lute orf Woe& and stretin held a Strong tall for her, For nlVT.r." as Well ez Lucy the thee hag dome when sttoli Pleastres Must be deriVed Second hand from iivagaiinea arid btatidaatta while sitthig tointortably tift an arm chair': And WMi� filling hi the braille of a new asparagus bed Were- winter, is a eheitie 2 -to Clatiralt ettatlied to reWsed eralie Vvfleal the sheets wea reit in the vett*, • ladies .decided to tale this step and elected the following slate of officers: President, Kay Sharp, Clin- ton; secretary -treasurer, jean Braniff, Olin:toe; sports captain, Mary Ti.orvvoliffe, Seatforth; $oolaa committee, Arm Kling, Seaforth, )3ernice I..ongstaff, Seaforth; Pat Bateman, Clin- ton, and Ruth Clancy, Gode- rich. Employment High fluron; New Loiv InSeptember . During September, general employment conditionsen Gode- rich and Huron County reached the highest level in many years. C. M. jutras, manager of the National' Employment Office, stated that the number of ap- plicants registered for employ- ment in Huron County at the end of September 1965 was the lowest ever: 134 as compared with 202 registered applicants in September 1964. Irwreased' employment oppor- tunities resulted from contin- ued high production levels be- ing maintained in most local and area firms, Seasonal in- dustries including constructibn, farming and canning were also greatly responsible for this in- crause. While labour requirements were generally met, the demand for 'all typee of workers often exceeded the supply. 'Plaie'enienits 15y the Goderich NES tetalled 252 during Sept- ember 1965, Oa:livered to 149 for the' Sante period a yeer ago. Miss K. Laverty, 120 Ontario Street, Stratford, won the $1- 000 first prize at the Annual Draw held at St, Marys Friday evening withproceeda going to the support of Searbore Foreign Missions. Second prize went to A. An - dein, Ingersoll, and third to Joke Ryan, St. Columban, Breeeding the draw there was a large attendisunce of mem- bers and guests at a dance in the S1 Marys Arena. The annual affair was spen- gored by the Fr. Stephen Eck- ert Council, Seeforthe iFather Nagle Council, Goderich and Kilroy Council, Stratford, of the Knights of Columbus, of District 31. JHOLMESVILLE Mrs, Frank McCullough is a patient in Kitchener -Waterloo Hespital. CUB NEWS ataFTW) - The lst Bay- field Cub Pack held their first mooting qf the season last Mon- day *Yelling With ten heYls. pre - The meeting •Opened With DNtriet CranMisSionaire dark Gallant PT aintoo t*ing the Orancl then sPeke few words qf welcome to the boys and introduced the new Cuhneeeter, Mrs, MiVena Prjek,.. eon and Assistant Cuhnuister Nns., Betty 11fcLaucl. Tile bey:5 then tlieirded into tdWol SixeS tilo season wItIt ian Makins as Slicer and Richard Rertgr4On Seconder for the White She While Wayne Eckert was Made. Sixer and Paul Payne 4eeander if the Red She Guest for the ervenirig, Secret Master Riess Milton a .the RC- AF Station Clinton trope, then led the bays in a cquple of games. 'Me included a praising pante of floor hockey Won by the White Six with a seen of 2 to 3., At. this time we would like to extend ai invitation to any boys 7 yeas of age or rarer who are interested in joining the Cub Pack to attend the next meeting en Monday, Oct- ober 1.1. at 6;30 pen. at the Am:Olean Church Palish Hall, initrz7,71 t IS' NOW-ifootre ratter MEM pc Feararue° .1i .Aii 1 TvAimv4"64NINw: t..Youl/ADMoNtY! , it WESTLAKE'S • tate GARAGE '7.1ACKAERNER PROP. PH.50112 BAYFIELD nnouncement A. G. Grigg and Son, Fuel Dealers, will be pleased to service all the customers of George C. German who sold his coal business to us recently. We can assure you of the same courteous service Mr. German has given You over the post 20 years. A. G. GRIGG and SON PHONE •442-9411 c!-INTON 1IMMER'S BUS TRANSPORTATION Change In Time Table — Goderich To Stratford Read Down , Read Up P.M. Sun. Hot. P.M; Fri. Only P.M. A.M. Daily Daily Ex: Ex. Sun. Sun. , & Hol. & Hol. P.M. P.M. Daily Daily Ex. Ex. Sun. Sun. & Hol. & Hol. P.M. Fri. Only P.M. Sun. Hol. 6:40 8;00 6:50 8:10 7:00 8:20, 7:10 .8:35 7:15 8:40 7:20 8:45 7:30 8;50 7:40 9:05 8:00 9:20 3:10 3:20 3;25 340 3:45 3:50 3:55 4:05 4:15 7:45 7:55 8:00 • 8:15 8:18 8:20 8:30 8:40 8:55 Lv. GOD,ERICH HOLMESV1LLE CLINTON SEAFORTH ST. COLU M BAN DUBLIN MITCHELL SEBR I NGVI LLE Lv. STRATFORD Ar. 2:20 7:45 8 10:35 2:05 7:35 10:20 2:00 7:25 10:15 -1:45 7:15 10:05 1:40' 7:05 10:00 1:35 7:00 9:55 1:25 6:g0 9:50 1:10 6:40 9:45 Ar. 1:00 6:30 9:35 Effective September 27, 1965 To June 27, 1966 10:35 10:20 10:15 10:05 10:00 9:55 9:50 9:45 9:35 t • ▪ . • •• • 4 STOP THIS WHEELS OOT OF LINE Tires worn out in 5,500 miles STOP THIS WRONG CAMBER ANGLE Tires worn lopsided ®fl* LIGNMENT AN BALANCE SPECIAL • Here's how We save your Hres Correct Mittel:, camber rind tralen. Adjust steering Ondlubildife*ont end parte Balanc front Wheels, FRONTI[ND ALIGNMENTS FROM $10,50 UP STOP THIS SPOTTY TREAD WEAR Tires out of balance SCRUTOWS FIRESTONE -238 ApigiO-OREET'NORTHE CUNTQN 4824681.