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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1965-10-21, Page 8..4•n •••'' Mr, .and Mrs. D, Baird and Mrs, Louisa Sturgeon of Lon, don,. spmt ,Sunday With: their piste and brOber-1.10gw, and Mrs, Ed .Sturgeon. and Mrs. Dennis Bisback, ton, elan visited their parents on StlittlaY, Mrs. Fred ,Me.L7wen. has just. returned from. Toronte where ,she was the guest of her daughr •1•11.11111111 , 21 OLD When you turn 21 you're no longer cov- ered by your parents' Hospital Insurance. To keep insured, you must take out indi- vidual membership within 30 days. Get your application form at a bank, a hospital, or from the Commis- sion. NEWLY WED? The 'family' Hospital Insurance premium must now be paid to cover husband and wife. Notify your 'group' without de- lay OR, if you both pay premiums direct, noti- fy the Commission. JOB? To keep Insured folloir the instructidns on the HoOital Insurance Ceitificate of Payment 'Form 104' that your -present emplOyer Is required to give you on leaving. Your ONTARIO . HOSPITAL INSURANCE Plan Ontario Hospital Services Commission Toronto 7, Ontario Pope ..New-Record Tnure..., Oct .. 'BEAUTIFV:1„ BREEZY , • • By BELLCHAMB R. PERSONAL ITEMS • CHURCH NEWS CLUB ACTIVITIES .40 VILLAGE ,HAPPENINGS Cgirespondenli AUDR EY BEE,1,,CHAMBER ,-, Phone Bayfield 38 Subscriptions, Classified Advs, • Display Advs, and ,,Job Printing Gill .accepted by the ,Boyfield corr,espondent Mrs. Jack Kennedy of Lon- don, England, and Mr. and Mrs. Wjiliam Duneals and their children, Marlorie, Kenneth and Patricia, of Kitchener, and. Mark Deitrich were guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Har- old Penhale. Also present were members of their immediate family. W. J, Nicholls spent the past week 'with friends in. Burling- ton and Ancaster. Mrs. .1, Pearson has returned home from 'a two week visit with Mr. and Mrs, Jack Stev- ens of Arva. Spending the weekend at their cottage on Dow Street Were: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mur- ray; 'Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pear- son and Douglas; and Miss Fer- guson, all of London, Mr. and Mrs. Donald John- ston and Ricky spent the week- end in Wheatley visiting the forrnees parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eimer Johnston. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Mar- shall and Tracey returned to London on Sunday after having spent the weekend with Mrs. Marshall's parents, Mr. and Mrs: Fred Weston. Mr. and Mrs. D. Ferguson and family of Strasthroy, were the weekend guests of the for- mer's parents,, Mr .and Mrs. Ken- Ferguson, Mrs. Myrtle Parker celebrat- ed her birthday on Saturday, October 16. Present for the happy occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parker, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Keith Pruss, Charlie and Janice of London; .Bayfield ChurCh Holds Annual - Thaukoffering BAYFIELD — 'The annual Thankoffering meeting of St: Andrew's Church United Church Women was held on October 14. The members 'were joined by guests from Porter's Hill, On- tario Street, Clinton, and Go- shen. The pretident, Mrs. J. Scotch- mer conducted the meeting as- sisted by 'Mrs. Harvey Hohner; Mrs. Lindsay Smith and Mrs. Cox who was at the organ. A Thankoffering meditation and prayer were offered by Mrs. Harvey Hohner and Mrs. John Scotchmer followed by an organ solo by Mrs. Bruce Keyes. Mrs. L. Poth introduced the guest speaker Mrs. McLellan who is the registrar at Five Oaks. Mrs. McLellan showed pic- tures of her 'trip to the Holy Land with many beautiful scenes showing the comparison between-the buildings of Bibli- cal times and the present day highways. Mrs. John Lindsay thanked Mrs. McLellan on 'behalf of the group and presented her with a gift. A social hour followed. Need Cash For Bills, House Repairs or any good - reason . . . Well, call today or mail $ Request Coupon below. Name Address Phone Amount Required—$ HOME SERVICE ON ALL.AMOUNTS OVER $1,000 W. W. 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MAC 2-10103A lbs. self ailing New Boy Scouts' Executive The executive of •the Huron District Council, 13oy Scouts of Canada was elected at a recent meeting in Bayfielcl. Pictured here left to right are Prank Rosser, Denfield vice-president, .The Hibbert, Hanover, field executive; Stuart Taylor) RCAF' Station Clinton, president; and aeorge ,Bellchamber, Bayfield; Secretary-treasurer, (Ph&to by Mrs. Auclreg PeOluortber ) Wells Auto Electric Sunoco- Preducts-4.0wn Garden, Equipment 54 KING TREET -- PHONE 42,3851 Ituv rurtuzum, ra144-ot Areal. rim- 6444 Standard Mixe Colors SATIN LATEX Eugene McAdam, Proprietor CLINTON 4824023 Gallons , $4.95 SUTTER-PERDUE ter and son-in-law, Drs. Doris - and R. W. Nicholls over Thanksgiving weekend, Mrs, MoDwen attended the official opening ceremonies of York University by the Governor- General, the Right Hon. George P. Vanier. $1.95 $7.80 $1.95 $1.80 SPECIAL PRICE SPECIAL PRICE and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wes- ton. The Bayfield Cemetery Chap- el is now taking form, but fur- ther financial help it badly needed. If 'you would like to contribute and haven't done so, the board would very much ap- 'predate your donation, Guests of FAS and wrrs. 1Vlayrnan for the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Orval Deacon and their daughter Carol, of Hamilton, and Mrs, A. liessel of London. Mr. and Mrs. John McConkey and family and Mrs. McConkey, Sr., London, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. C. Layaxd, spent the weekend at the former's summer home on Lakeshore Road. Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor, Stratford, visited their sister and brother-dn-law, Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Rivers on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. • Rivers' guests on Sunday were the lady's broth- er and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. J. Charles Monteith of Lam- beth. Harold Stinson has returned home after a flight to Regina. He was accompanied by his sis- ter, Mrs. A. Furter, of London. They visited their niece and nephew, Mr. and Mrs. James Baker. Mrs. George Reid of Flaxcombe was also a visitor at the Baker home, On his re- turn Mr. Stinson spent a few days in London. Mrs. James Ferguson and News KIPPED Mr. and Mrs, 'Emerson Kyle attended the funeral of an uncle, th'e late -Archie Mitchell in Windsor last Friday. • Special Speakers Anniversary •services at St. Andrew's United .Church were well 'attended at both services. on Sunday. Rev. G. Mills .of Clinton was guest speaker at the morning service, and -special "music was rendered by a ladies trio com- posed of Sharon Strong, both •Sreale and Joan Sinclair and the •Kipper choir with Miss Ivison at the organ. At the evening service Padre MrAvany was guest Speaker. A male quartette from Crediton United Church with Robert. Graham as leader was accompanied at the organ by Mrs. Robert Graham. UCW Meeting The United Church, Women. held their October meeting in the Sunday School- rooms on Tuesday night with 20 ladies. present. Mrt. Eileen Consitt took the worship mid roll call was an- swered with a favourite hymn. • Rev. Roulston, Exeter, was the speaker for the evening. His theme was "Living The Thanksgiving Life". Reports were given by each committee. leader. Planning and booth committees were set up for the bazaar on Nov- ember 13. Mention was made of the Presbyterial to be held this Year at Crediton United Ch- urch on October 21. .Members were asked to start Saving goad used clothing' for the packing of a bale in Nov- ember, A social half hour took place with the hostesses being Mrs.. A. Parsons and Mrs. N. Dick- ert. "Kippen Keen Klippers" The third meeting of the Kippen Keen Klippeis was held at the home of Mrs. Dave Triebner on October 15, - Mrs. Gary Trielmier demon- strated 'the french seam in Using a tracing wheel. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. George Clifton. Bayfield Scouts Visit RCAF Fire Hall, Oct. 13 Mrs, A. Furter of London were visitors in Bayfield on Monday. Cpl. Lloyd Westlake, OPP, Kitchener and Mrs. Westlake and children spent the Weekend with Mrs. 'Westlaltes parents, Mr, and Mrs. M. Toms, Mr, and MrS. Ken Brandon spent the weekend in Brussels. Patrick and Blair Brandon visited Mr. and. Mrs. T. Pen- hale and family from Friday until Sunday,, Mr. and Mrs, Pounder and family, Chatham, spent the weekend With „Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Scotchmer. Mr, and Mrs, Charlie Scotch- mer and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Scotchmer and Les Elliott, re- turned last week from a month long trip to. Europe. Trini Guild Plans '.Euchre BAYFIELD — The ladies of the Trinity Guild held their October meeting at the home of Mrs. William Parker with nine members present, President Mrs. F. P. Arkell opened the meeting. In the ab- sence of the secretary, Mrs. L. Scotchmer, Mrs. W. Parker read the minutes of the pre- vious meeting. New business included a de- cision to serve tea in the Parish Hall after the Confirmation Service, on November • 7, at which Bishop Appleyard • will officiate. Plans for •the bridge and euchre party to be held this coming Friday, October 22, in the Parish Hall, were finalized. COL% toy Jewell Federation Speaker Roy Jewell of •Radio Station CFPL, London, will be the guest speaker when the Code- rich Township Federation of Agriculture holds its annual banquet ,meeting in Holmes'- vine United Church on Wednes, day, November 3 at 6:45 p.m. Classified Ads. Bring Quick Results BAYFIELD — The annual general meeting 'of Huron Dis- trict Council, Boy Scouts of Canada, was held in the Angli- can Parish Hall, Bayfield, on October 18. President Duff Thompson was away on a business trip and vice-president Frank Ros- ser, Denfield, opened the meet- ing. District Commissioner Jack Gallant pointed out at the read- ing of the minutes that acqui- sition of a District Camp site could not be attempted with the meagre funds available and hoped that the need would still be remembered. Introductions followed and disclosed the presence of Field Executive Joe Hibbert, Hanov- er; District Chaplain, Rev. R. W. VVenham; Assistant District Commissioner Glen Northeatt; and representatives from Ailsa Craig, Auburn, Bayfield, Bruce- field, RCAF Centralia, RCAF Clinton, Dashwood, Exeter, 2nd Goderich; 4th Goderich and Grand Bend groups. Registration kits for 1965-66 were distributed followed by Grace Anniversary Anniversary -service at Grace Church on Sunday, October 17 was well attended. "Rev. W. J. Moines was speaker . for the occasion and. his topic was "What Is Going On Here?" - He emphasized the need for effort to keep the small chur- ches' open. He said, "Our fore- fathers built the church, not for their entertainment 'but to provide the blessings of the Christian faith for themselves and for their children". He stressed' how much hard- er .it would be for people to keep their faith if there were no churches ar Sunday Schools. The choir was under the di- rection of Mrs. William Cox. The church was decorated with autumn flowers for • the occasion. Personals A layman will take, the ser- vices at Grace Church and,,St. Andrew's, Bayfield, on Sunday, October 24 at the usual hours. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Harris, Dennis and Jane accompanied by Mrs. Jennie Yea and 'Rita oil Holmesville Spent Sunday in London. They joined with other friends and relatives to cele- brate Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Dur- the District Commissioner's an- nual report. •DC Gallant commented on the successful patrol leaders conference held in November 1964 with 35 boys attending. The 1965 Camporee had been well attended and the D.C. said he felt that special thanks shoUld go to Scouters Stewart Broadfoot and Tom Munroe of Brucefield for the many hours spent in preparation of the campsite. He appealed 'to all groups to register immediately and asked that annual group activity re- ports also be forwarded to him by November. A presentation was made by Scouter Braadfoot to ACM Peter Stenabaugh on comple- tion of "Basic A" and "Part 1 Wood Badge" training, New business included a mo- tion 'that District Council de- mand a quota of 50 cents per boy from 'the group committee by whom he is registered. All groups voted in favour. Thus, registration costs for 1965-66 will total $3 per boy in- cluding National, Provincial, District and "Canadian Boy" ridn'a silver wedding anniver- sary. Mrs. Durriin is tile former Irene Woods, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Milton Woods, Mrs. Argyle Lockhart was a patient in Goderich Hospital for three days last week. Miss' Peggy Ann Betties re- ceived word last week that she has been accepted at the Hamilton Nursing Centre for enrolment in the Registered Nurse's Assistant course com- mencing in January, 1966, HENSALL Mrs. Edna Caldwell and her staff have installed the officers of Morningstar Rebekah Lodge, Brussels, Huronic Lodge, Clin- ton, Goderich Lodge and Pride of Hunon Lodge, Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoy, and Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Mousseau enjoyed a trip over the Thanks- giving holiday through the An- diroeks Mountains to Lake Pla- cid. They returned by way of Montreal and while there, Mr. and Mrs. Hay were guests of Rev. and Mrs. J. P. Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. Mousseau visited with a brather of Mrs. Mous- seau's. magazine costs. The leader registration fee will, remain at $1.50 per leader. The sale of "Boy Scout" cal- endars was sanctioned by the council. Groups must order from the District Office by October 31. Frank Rosser vacated the chair and the annual election of officers was conducted by Joe Hibbert. Officers for 1965-66: presi- dent, Stuart Taylor, RCAF Clinton; vice-president, Frank Rosser, Denfield; secretary- treasurer, George Bellchamber, Bayfield. In addition, all registered groups will be required to ap- point one member of each group to the executive committee. Chairman Frank Rosser call- ed on the new president to ad- dress the 'assembly after which District Chaplain Rev. R. W. Wenham, Clinton, closed the meeting with a brief prayer. Members of Bayfield Ladies' Auxiliary to Scouts and Cubs served refreshments. Note: Bayfield is the only group in Huron District With, a registered Ladies' Auxiliary. Quarts Reg. $3.30 Gallons 'Reg. $9.95 SEMI-GLOSS Quarts Reg. $3.30 Gallons Reg. $10.40 C-1-1. SPECIAL WHITES 'Boys and Apples Bayfield Cubs and Scouts ,had another success- ful Apple Day last week with perfect weather smiling on their efforts. ' Included in this picture are the young salesmen who worked so hard to produce the satisfying results. They are Danny Bright and Shiny McLeod, Peter MacVean, Paul Payne, Wayne Eck- ert, Jeffrie Mayman, David Renner, Randy Mc- - Clinchey, Robbie MacVean, Lorne Merner, Richard Peterson, Brian 1Viakins, Brian, Koene, Robert: Erickson and Bradley Turner. (Photo by Mrs. Audrey Bellchamber) NEWS OF PORTER'S HILL .NEWS OF HOLMESVILLE BAYFIELD—Seven Bayfield Boy Scouts accompanied by Scout Master Renner Mid iaSsist- ant Scout Master Scotchmer toured the fire hall at' RCAF Clinton last Wednesday. The tour, supervised by Sgt, Ebel assisted by fire officer R. Burke included films "Know Yotir Halarcle demonstrating spontaneous ignition, and tin aircraft rescue film "Three Minutes To Live" SPECIAL At the regular Cub Meeting PRICE held Monday, October 18, 11 boys Were preterit, District Corninissioner J. Gallant, a for- trier Bayfield Ctib Master was assisted 13y Cub Master Melvina Erickson' and acting Cub Mas- ter ittt5&IVIeLeoci, Bayfield Scout and Cub lea- dea;'.8 Would like to thank all Merribera Of the public for mak. Itvg 1965 Apple bay a aAreeit Cest, The Sinn of $46.40 net „Wat. Clinton Scouter Elected President District Scouts Ronnie Blake, small son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Blake IS a patient in S'eatforth 'hospital. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Vincent and Mark of Blyth were Sun,- ady visitors with Mir. and Mrs. Edward Grigg. The Messengers met in the -Sunday School room on Satur- day for their October meeting. Mrs. Francis -Cantelon was in charge of the worship -service. A poem Was read by Glenda Blake and the roll call was taken by Marlene Yen. Ricky Blake took up the offering- Mrs. Canteen told a story to the children 'and conducted a. couple of games. Refreihments• were served by Laurelanrxe Bond and Glenda Blake. The Messengers will have their usual candy booth at the Nov- ember 10th Bazaar.