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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1965-10-07, Page 10MBTUN niSWanni WAN ItinerWTMeAST'IlEiwanolAbtor exWmflairla INVITES YOU TO .EAR N year ebento' res INTEREST PAYABLE HALF YEARLY By: CHEQUE OR COUPON To: E. A. Pardee,' General Manager, The Lambton Loan and Investment Company, 191 N. Front St., Sarnia, Ontario. Enclosed is a cheque for $ far the purchase of a debenture for a period of years The interest is to be paid by 0 cheque 0 coupon Name Address ... SERVING ONTARIO FOR 121 YEARS Offices in SARNIA, WALLACEBURG, CHATHAM Classified Ads. Bring Quick Results 1 " PICK A Biu.„ANYvIl, THEN r:XPLAIN • NOW! POR '66 FROM CHEVROLET A whole new series of elegant new models - the most lavish Chevrolet has ever built. There's the Caprice Custom Coupe, Caprice Custom Sedan and the luxurious new Caprice Custom Wagon. Truly elegant in every detail, they invite (and deserve!) your closest inspection. NEW Custom Coupe-with a smart and elegant roofline you won't find on any other Chevrolet. JET SMOOTHER No Chevrolet has ever had a ride like this one. It's smooth, solid, quiet. You can specify a Turbo-Jet "396" engine at 325-hp. Smooth, quiet, plenty of reserve power (Just one of six engines available up to a 425-hp Turbo- , Jet "427" V8). But really, there's only one way to find out all that's great about the '66 Chevrolet with its beautiful new Body by Fisher. Ride in one. SLEEK STUNNER Impala Sport Coupe. New Malibu Sport Coupe with the Sperto option. New sculptured rear deck, dramatic new rooflines, broad new grille design, powerful new engine range, and Chevrolet's kind of •quality are what set '66 Chevelle apart from the pack. But the only way to appreciate a '66 Chevelle is to see it for real. And you can't do that here. The place to go is your Chevrolet dE.:''es. CX-166J ALL-NEW 4..;;;•.0.:844••• • . Chevy II is something else again for 1966. We've lowered the roof, raised the horse- power available and given it a whole new look. It's so different, we should really call it the Chevy III. What's the economical dependable, salt-of-the-earth Chevy II comingto? A lot of very smart car buyers, the way we figure it. UNIQUE Corvair, like all the '66 Chevrolets, has a padded instrument panel, padded sun visors. Seat belts front and rear. Backup lights, windshield washer and 2-Speed Wipers, outside rear-view mirror. Fully synchronized 3-Speed transmission, All of it standard equipment. Corsas. Monzas. 500's. Come get one. Stay young. Nova Super Sport Coupe. Corsa Sport coupe. V7.t.w, • A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE. SEE THE NEW 1966 CAPRICE CHEVROLET • CHEVELLE • CHEVY II • CORYAIR • CORVETTE TODAY AT YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER'S AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET DEALER IN CLINTON: LORNE BROWN MOTORS LIMITED-30 Ontario Street Clinton, Ont.-4824321 146 sure to 'see tIonanta an the CRC-TV network each Sunday. Check your local itttleg for channel and time, '''w4010;=VAISVOzw'.. Let us assist you with your plans for that all important wedding day. COME IN AND SEE OUR COMPLETE SELECTION OF • INVITATIONS • ANNOUNCEMENTS • INFORM', LS • ACCESSORIES Your choke of various paper stodec, type Myles and ekes. ask for .0Wel& DIN #4111N1 Select your wedding invitations, announcements aAnd accessories with complete confidence as to. quality and correctness of form. WE ALSO HAVE PERS ONALICED WEDDING NAPKINS, MATCHES :11, AND E BOXES • ••tl- • : • • 4%1° ...t• School Display, Bayfield Sea, ler Beem Bayfield Junior ROOM, SS, 4 Stanley; Es-54Y, COnteat, Pat Sparks, Gr. 8 Stan. ley 8, Wendy Bird, C4r. 8 Hol- n~esville KfttllY 'Hendrick, Gr. 8 Stanley 14; Vegetable man, Joe Clifton, Cr. 4 Stanley 14, Debra Aiken- bead, Or, 4 StartIV 1, Joan Mil, ler, Gr. 4 Goderich 14; Char- acter from Paper Plate, Dale Peek, Gr. 6 Stanley 7,Helen Colclough, Gr. 5 Holmesville, Lynda Wise, Gr. 5 Hohnesville; Box, .Sculpture, Linda Sparks, Cr, 7 Stanley 8,. Mary Lou J.Olinstar, Gr.. 7 Stanley 7, Lynda Wood, Qr, 7 StanleY 1; Decorat. ed Paper, place. Mat, Nancy Castle,' .Gr. 3' Stanley S, Jan. Harris; Gr, 4 IJolmesville, Con- nie .(Forbes, Gr. 4 Holinesville; Totem Pole from Paper Tow- el Tube, Ronald Young, Or, 6 HOlniesvillle, Sandra Graham, Gr, 6 Stanley 6, Fred Bird, Gr. 5 Holmesville; Something Use, fol. from 'Something Useless, Janet Williams, Gr. 8 Holmes- ville, Delores Telford, Gr. 7 Stanley 8, Wendy Greer, Cr, 7, Stanley 4W; Tissue Paper for Autumn Wrapping,. John Riddell, or, 5 Holmesville, Barbara Wise, Gr, 5 Holmesville, Bonnie West- brook, Gr, 5 Holnief.wille; Pion- eer Life in Canada, Connie Harris, Gr. 7 Holmesville„ Anna Mae Martin, Gr, 8 Stanley 4E, Dianne Cleave, Gr. 8 Stanley 4E; Wild Flower (hand drawn); Elizabeth Jones, Or. 6 Holmes-. Fred • Bird, Gr. 5 Hol- mesville, Diane Collins, Gr. 5 Holmesville; Design Front Cov- er Of ,GeOgraphy Book, Dorothy Collins, Gr. 7 Holmesville, Ron Wise, Gr. 7 Holmesville,, Rhea Sturgeon, Gr. 8 Stanley 8; Design Cover of Health Book, Catherine Wise, Gr. 4 Holmes- ville, Allen Keyes, Gr. 4 Stan- ley 7, Brenda Taylor, Gr, 4 Stanley 6; Hallowe'en Mask from Paper Bag, Nancy Faw- cett, Gr. 3 Stanley 14, Jane Har- ris, Gr, 4 Holmesville, Helen. Postina, Gr. 4 Stanley 1; Pencil Sketch, Fair 'Scene, Cathy Schilbe, Or. 6 Holmes- vale, Fred Bird, Gr, 5 Hol- mesville, Blok, Gr. 6 Holmesville; Poster "Safety at Home", Janice Middleton, Gr. 8 Holmesville, Rhea Sturgeon, Gr. Stanley 8, Bonnie Tyndall, Gr. 8 Holmesville. Printing and Writing Print "The Postman", Mar-. ilyn Cleave, Stanley 4W, Debra Gingerich, Stanley 4W, Betty Taylor, Stanley 1;' Print "The Wagon in the Barn", Rhoda Steckle, Stanley 4E, Bonnie Jones, Holmesville, Dianne Domestic Science Baked beans, Mrs. Ray Bird; salmon loaf, Mrs, E. Hewett; fruit salad, Mrs. Robert Tay- ler; tea sandwiches, Mrs. E, Howatt. Maple cream candy, Mrs. E. 'Howatt, Mrs. R. Taylor; choco- late fudge, Mrs. Eldon Yeo, Mrs. R. Taylor; dipped chocolates, Mrs. S. Keys, Mrs. E. Yeo, Scones, Mrs. J, Keys, Mrs. E. Howatt;, bran muffins, Mrs. S. Keys, Mrs. E. Howatt; B.P. biscuits, Mrs. E. Howatt, Mrs. Herb Klapp; doughnuts, Mrs. E. Howatt, Shortbread cookieS, Mrs. R. Taylor, Mrs. E. Weigand; oat- meal cookies, Mrs. E. Howatt, Mrs. E. Weigand; chocolate chip cookies, Mrs. Herb Klapp, Mrs, E. Howatt; drop cookies, Mrs. V. Oesch, Mrs. E. Howatt. • Oatmeal date squares, Mrs. V. (Desch, Mrs. E. Weigand; chocolate brownies, Mrs. E, Yeo. Raisin pie, Mrs. E. Weigand, Mrs. Russ Grainger; dutch ap- ple pie, Mrs. E. Weigand, Mrs. Herb Klapp; graham cracker pie, Mrs. Weigand, Mrs. Klapp; cherry pie, Mrs. R. Taylor, Mrs. H. McCullough; apple, Mrs. Col- dough, Mrs. H, Klopp; rasp- berry, Mrs. R. Taylor, Mrs. R. Grainger; blueberry, Mrs. R. Taylor, Mrs. H. McCullough. Banana cake, Mrs. H. Klapp, Mrs. L. Makins; spice cake, Ida McClinchey; special, Mrs. Col- dough, •Mrs. E. Howatt. Butter tarts, Mrs. R. Taylor, Mrs. R. Grainger; cocoanut tarts, Mrs. R. Taylor, Mrs. R. Grainger.; crumb cake, Mrs. E. Howatt, Mrs. Colclough; date and nut loaf, Mrs. V. Oesch, Mrs. E. Hawatt. Orange cake, Mrs. W. Col- dough; chocolate layer, Mrs. E. Howatt, Mrs. H. Klopp; angel cake, Mrs R Taylor, Mrs. Col- dough. Loaf homemade bread (white) Mrs. E. Howatt, Mrs. Weigand; six buns, Mrs. Weigand, Mrs. E. Howatt; special box of treats, Mrs. E. Howatt, Mrs. E. Yeo. Canned Goods Raspberries, Mrs. H. John- ston, Mrs. Weigand; peaches, Mrs. Weigand, Mrs. Johnston; plums, Mrs. Weigand; pears, Mrs. Weigand, Mrs. Johnston; prunes, Mrs. Sherlock Keys, Mrs. Weigand. Canned corn, Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Oesch; tomatoes, Mrs. Weigand, Mrs. H. McCullough; pickled beans, Mrs. Weigand, Mrs. Yeo; canned beans, Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Yeo; pickled beets, Mrs. Weigand, Mrs. Yeo, Canned beets, Mrs. Johnston; cuke pickles, Mrs. Weigand, Mrs. R. Taylor; chili sauce, Mrs. R. Taylor, Mrs. Johnston; cat- sup, Mrs. Weigand, Mrs. John- ston; maple syrup, Mrs. V. Oesch, Fred McClymont. Strawberry jam, Mrs. R. Grainger, Mrs. R. Taylor; grape jam, Mrs. Weigand, Mrs. John- Wise, Holmesville; Crayon Pelering,, "Me Help- ing at Home'" (Gr:. Jean Ann Collins, Holmesville, L yad Blake, Holmesville, Paul GrIcl- zak, Holmesvallei Paper plate wall plaque (Gr, 2), Lynda Blake, Helmeaville, Jo-Ann Collins, HebnesYllle, Randy Potter, Holtnesyllle; Trace and color a maple leaf, Robert Fuller, HelnlesYllle, Ken McBride, Stanley 5, Brenda Kinley, Stanley 5; Print "I Cah Jump", Wayne Stanley 4W, Lynda Campbell, Stanley 4E, Janet Postma, Stanley 10; Model airplane .plasta.cine, Danny Eekel, Stanley 5, David Bird, Holmesville, Brenda ScblIbe, HolmesYine. Collections !Collection of woodsy Leonard ston; apple jelly, Mrs. Weigand, Mrs. Yeo; currant jelly, Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. E. Yeo; , tomato juice, Mrs. Weigand, Special prizes, Bayfield Agri- cultural Society, light fruit cake, Mrs. R, Taylor, Mrs. 13. Keys; dark fruit, Mrs. R. Tay- lor, Mrs. B. Keys, Wm. Neilson Co. Special, chocolate cake, Mrs. H. Klopp; Robin Hood flour mills, plain buns, Mrs. Colclough, Mrs. R. Taylor ; Fry-Cadbury Ltd., chocolate layer cake, Mrs. Wei- gand, Mrs. McCullough, Mrs. E Howatt. Lake of Woods Milling Co., best loaf white bread with Five Roses Flour, Mrs. Lyle Hill; Mrs. Howatit; bannana layer, Mrs. Weigand, Mrs. Howatt. McCormick's special, graham cracker pie, Mrs. Weigand, Mrs. Klapp; Schneider's special, cher- ry pie, Mrs. R. Taylor; raisin pie, Mrs. Weigand. Ida McClinchey special, best spice cake, Mrs. W. Colclough; Standard Brands Ltd. (white bread), Mrs. Weigand, Mrs. Howatt, Mrs. R. Taylor; brown bread, Mrs. Colclough, Mrs. Weigand; milk rolls, Mrs. R. Taylor, Mrs. E. Howatit, Mrs. Colclough. Cinnamon buns, Mrs. Weig- and, Mrs. Colclough, Mrs. How- att; baking powder specials, white cake, Mrs. Colclough, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Weigand. Special commercial production of apples, Mrs. E. Yeo, Mrs. Weigand, Mrs. James Keys, Mrs. Johnston. Judge, Anna Stirling. Ladies' Work Chesterfield set, crocheted, Mrs. Oesch; table centrepiece, Mrs. Oesch, Mrs. Colclough; cushion, Mrs. Makins, Mrs. Oesch; (batted doilie, Mrs. Mak- ins, Mrs. Oesch. Dining room accessories, tea towels, pan holders, Mrs. Oesch, Carol Penhale; tea cloth, em- broidered, Mrs. McCullough, Carol Penhale. Luncheon ;cloth, embroidered, Carol Penhale, Mrs. Oesch; buf- fet set, crocheted, Mrs. Oesch; embroidered, Mrs. Oesch, Mrs. McCullough; luncheon set, run- ner and place mats, crocheted, Doris Schilbe, Mrs. L. Makins. Bedroom accessories, pillow- cases, embroidered, Carol Pen- hale, Mrs. Russell Grainger; pil- lowcases, cross-stitched, Mrs. Colclough; • Pillowcases, crocheted trim, Carol Penhale, Mrs. Oesch; vanity set, Mrs. Oesch; pair of guest towels, Mrs, Oesch,• Mrs. E, Yeo. ' Children's Wear, overalls, Mrs. B. Keys; girls' wool socks, Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Oesch; girls' wool mitts, Mrs. Jack Merrier, Mrs. Johnston; Boys' wool socks, Mrs. Mer- ner, Mrs. Oesch; boys' wool mitts, Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Mer- ner; child's sun suit, Mrs. E. (Continued on page 11) Lohb, Gr. S Holmesville, ,MarY Loll castle, Or, 6 Stanley 8, 1111P4 Sftnrgeen, Cr. StOrdey ,Colleation of weeds, Danny Bird, Gr. 5 Ifolmesville, Glenda 13tal,w, Cr. HolmesYille Paul paYTIP, Gr. 4 Stanley 8; Homemade scrap book (fall pictures), Valerie Merrier, Gr. 2 Stanley 8, James strong, Armstrong, Gr. 3 Stanley 4E, Julie 'Aran- Gr. 3, Stanley 4E, Garden Goods Table bouquet of garden flow- ers, Nancy. Castle, Gr, '3 Stan- ley 8, Janice Turner, Gr. 4 Stanley 7, Andy Sturgeon, Gr, 2 Stanley 8; Thatiltsgiving centre- piece, 'Sandra ,C'pk, Cr. 5 431- mesmille, Jim 13iddell, Cr. 5 Winnifred Arm- strong, Gr. Stanley 4E; Coffee •table arrangement, Brenda Turner, Cr, 7 Stanley 7, Debby McKinley, Gr. 8 Stan:- ley 5, patsy Wise, Gr. .8 Hot- mesville; field Corn (three cobs) Brenda Turner/Gr. 7, Stanley 7, Janis Turner, Gr, 4 Stanley 7, Fred Schilbe, Gr. 2 Holmes- Table corn (three cobs), Brenda Turner, Gr. 7 Stanley 7, Jamie Thompson, .Gr. 2 Hal, emsville, Marian Thompson,Gr, 5 Holmesville; beets (5 roots), Lea-Ann McLeod, Gr. 4, Stan- ley 8, Lynda Anderson, Gr, 5 Stanley 1, Marian Thornspon, Gr. 5 Holmesville; 'Carrots (long),' Janice Turn- er, Gr. 4 Stanley 7, Donna Bur- roughs, Gr. 5 Holmesville, Mer- vin Steckle, Gr. 4 Stanley 4E; carrots (Short), Ivan Merrill, Gr. 7 Holmesville, Brenda Tur- ner, Gr. 7 Stanley 7, Doug. Schilbe, Gr. 4, Holmesville. Spanish onions, Darlene Hay- ter, Gr, 6 Stanley 6, Brenda Turner, qr, 7 Stanley '7, Mervin Steckle, Gr.ac Stanley ; on- ions (1101r 9nvie .''Ve.$)'lljo,-AentkOrYn°° llins, G / Web- ster, Gr. 4 Stanley 6, Patricia Pagtea4toers' (W 6 8hre)1,e,yIv84 Mer-rill, Gr. 7 Holtriesville, Arnold Steckle, G7 Stanley. 4E, Lau- ri Morrison, Qr. 1 HelnlesYllle; PeGrtalesstart(rry) 5, Sylvia Ralph, h Welch,0 Gr, 5 1-19114esArP1, .10-Ann Col-lins, Gr. 2 1-.101inesyille. Cooking Chocolate fudge, Dianne. Cleave, Gr. 8 Stanley 4E, Joy Cleave, G. 5 Stanley Deb- bie McKinleY, Gr. 5'Stanley 5; school lunch box, James Arm- strong, Gr, 2 Stanley 4E, Patti Greer,g Or, Gr, 3 Stanleyanley, Julia4t Armstrong,; Bran muffins, Darlene Hay- ter, G, r. 6 Stanley 6, Kather- ine Forbes, Gr, 5 Holmesville, Dianne Tyndall, Gr. 6 Holmes- ville, BAYF I ELD 4-H DAIRY CALF CLUB Junior, Holstein, Gary Pot- ter, RR 3 Clinton, Marie Tre- wartha, RR 4 Clinton; senior, Holstein, Robert Vodden, RR 1 Clinton, Brian Potter, RR 3 Clinton, Walter Mcllwain, RR 2 Goderich; Jersey, Diane Pickard, RR 4 Clinton, Doug McCullough, RR 1 Goderich. SPECIAL EVENTS Tug-of-war, Stanley Township defeated Goderich Township to win the $10 prize. Pony Waling contest, ,Sentoluner, 23 r$an AlaWns, Wayne Strong, Jim Strop best PenY outfit, Dale Smtoluner, Louise McVeati, Patricia Payne, DarinY Wise. Musical chairs, Wayne Strong, Greg Potter, Jim Strong, DalltlY Wise; pony race, Greg Potter (hgh sehool), Laurie PotAgrt Danny Wise, Erie Schilbe.. Potato race (pon u.nder 44"), Dale Scotchmer, Wise, Steven iftathwell. Laurie Potter; potato race (pony not over 14 bands), Burl' Robinson, Greg POt- ter, Cal Scatchmer, Bare back wrestling, Bud Robinson defeated Greg Potter and Danny Wise defeated Brall IVIekins; Pony race (ppny not over 14 hands), rider under Wayne Strong, Bud Robinson, Cal Scotohmer. Calf race, open under 14, Gary Potter, Marie Trewartha, Wayne Pickard, Leonard Lobb; calf race, 14 to 18, Brian Pot- ter, Douglas McCullough, Doug Trewartha. P.S. PET SHOW Persian cat, Lorelie IVIcClin- chey, Bob McCullough, Steven McCullough, David Keys; cat, other breed, Mary Heard, Bob McCullough, Elva Keys, Mari- lyn Cleave. Pigeon, Steven Rathwell, Bob McCullough, Steven IVIcCul, lough; bantams, Douglas Keys, P. Payne, Clay Stirling, Steven McCullough. Fancy fowl, Steven McCul- lough, Bob McCullough, David Keys; most unusual pet, David Bird, Pat Brandon, Steven Mc- Cullough, Rhea Sturgeon; Guin- ea pigs, Bob McCullough, Nancy Castle, Mary Lou Castle. ntry Qf Public School exhibits field Fall Fair Large Art Pugh, Stanley 8; Write. "Silver";, .Christiane Mar,sball, ITolineaVille, Blaine Stephenson, S,taiiley 7, Marian Thompson, 4olmeSville.; • Write How: Doti). the pima. Buay. Beg"-, Ronald Young, HohneS , Elizabeth r*TOTie, !clattly Hot- mesville; Write "Lightening"', Connie Harris, Halrnesraille, Carol .Stanly 10, Lynda Sparks, Stanley 8; Write ' Teem'agatn,l", Patricia Sparks, .Stanley 8, Kar- en Hendrick, Stanley 14, Monica Gemeinharcit, Stanley 8; Print "A ftatkniit" (Gr. only), Philip .Gingerich, Stan ley 4W, Bonnie Gingerich, Stan. ley W, Maajorio. Keyes, Stan, le 7; .Alphabet .pepson. (Gr. Har- ry Thompson, Ho lmesville,, car,' .oline Porter, .Holrnesville, Peter Al/Field District Ladies Have Noierous. Entries At Annual Fall Fair. )tedeag igicae oPtiiickif tAztekavut CLINTON NEWS -RECORD 56 Albert St. Clinton, Ontario