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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1969-01-23, Page 88 Clinton News -Record, Thursday, ,Januery 23, 1 9 Clinton ivieniotial. Shop YrPRYK .and SON CLINTON E#CE'rER +-- SEAFORTH Phone 482-7211 Open Every Afternoon Load ' Rspwtsantati e A. W. STEEP --- 482-6642 t�f NOTICE To the Ratepayers of Hullett Township: Ratepayers are requested by the council not to park cars on Township roads during the winter months in order not -to hinder snow -plowing operations. Council will not be responsible for damages to any vehciles parked on the roads. x It is also requested that residents of Huilett Township do not push or dump snow on Township roads, for those who _do will be held responsible for any damage caused to any vehicle because of this. GEORGE HOGGART, RR 1, Londesboro, Road Superintendent. • 1 BEAUTIFUL. BREEZY ri By BE1-IPAM PERSONA!, ITEMS i . �i#u�Cl>#'' NW; � argil AC"rIVtTIF.$ VILLAGE .##AI►PEN## Correspondent; AUDREY a EPICHAMSER - - Phone 565.2864, $e•yf eld Su¢ ►cr')pFiorrTR 100 10 Advs. . and Dispkry /'tdvs, ail .Q;4e . � the : EcrynFi+Id correspondent, Council reappoints Area Board, raisesgo to village .clerk and road superintendent Bayfield Council met in the to eopside'r ialarYlineresses fo due to lack of funds, but both Municipal buildings Monday, •the • clerkaHd the; , Ro4ds ; salary increases were passed. Councillor baker seconded by Superintendent- : ', ,P.:.; ', = Councillors' and the Reeve's ,Councillor Sturgeon moved that •Upolp.; rgt10011, COUlle1I• honoraria are unchanged. the present Arena Board be .voted, t� 1144*. east /lea„ elfrk's ; : re -appointed for 1969; carried. Salary to,;$1.,,�OO• j, �briga�rc� and... 94it ar John Lindsay, Roads that of ,the :.li:oads� f Superintendent , was Supertntelldeeit‘to $ ',50Q with' complimented by council on a • car al,}gyv_ance.; unehaz ged of MARGARET MACDONALD good snow -clearance job during $5Q6per annum ' • , Friends in Bayfield and district learned with deep regret of the death of Miss Margaret J. Macdonald, Toronto. She spent many summers here with Miss M. E. Hodgins, S •1 "Stonehaven", and took an active interest in community life and• village projects. The following obituary is f ; , i from the Acton Free Press, recent heavy storms. Cgpnellior Sttaxgeon'said that Council went into comzrdttee salary increases were' untimely Lions to visit offer clu while Little Inn: is tl Members of the Bayfield Lions Club met last Tuesday for the regular dinner meeting at the Little Inn. During February there will be no dinner meetings held in Bayfield, due to the closing of the Inn. Visitations will be made to other clubs. Many cards of thanks for the Christmas baskets, which were delivered to aged, sick and INTRODUCING THE NEW AcImircii RANGES THE ONES TO BUY IN 169 EXCITING features include: 4 Infinite Heat controls to give you everything from slowest simmer to fastest boil; microtube surface elements that actually plug in and out for easy cleaning; giant capacity oven with uniform corner -to -corner heat distri- bution and non -fogging window; meat probe linked to control panel thermometer; chrome -plated drip bowls and adaptor rings; fan -operated venting for eliminat- ing smoke and cooking smells; and full - width, smooth -sliding storage drawer. To mention just a few. Like We said. No gimmicks. Just practical beauty. As you might expect from Admiral. Gblors--Glacier White, Shaded' Copper $ronze, Avocado Green or new Harvest Gold. GROVE d Huron CLINTON & SON ELECTRIC 482-94114 , shut-ins of the village apd area ..,January 8: on Chi"ipArias Eve; were received;. ' i "After a lengthy illness, 9 he anotia* l.,adies'uig#t vil1 Margaret J. Macdonald of 2 Glen be held on February 2410 „tile, . Elm Avenue, Toronto, passed Canadian Legion, Clintbn. away December 17 in Toronto A donation of $225, has been !Western Hospital. made, to the ;Bayfield Her father farmed for many Community; Centre to assist the years on the second line before future • building. Guests at the the family moved to Church dinner nitteting were six Street in town. Many Actonians, members ••;bf,, the 4urich Lion who were students when Miss Club including a ' non .offietet, I4aedonald was high school visit and : remarks by ?one, principal here, remember with chairrnanCga rice;Wsebb.: affection and gratitude her _. r, _ r .� _ ' 'i capabilities and willingness. She had been a teacher and principal at Grand Valley, ' Sutton, Coldwater and Acton, • and spent many years at Sales. ` -' Srvilce ' Northern Secondary School, Toronto, as head of the English 1nstaliafion' . department. She retired from teaching in, 1961 and devoted her time then to Junior Red Crass activities. She was national vice-chairman for a period of time, retiring in June 1968, because of ill health. She was president of the Do ` ay.es `• Retired Secondary School Teachers Association in 1966-67- j,.,Sbe ,fond,..of. young -,,people and their activities. In her 4 leisure time, she enjoyed travelling and toured the British • .BERG, FREE ESTIMATES Barn Cleaners Bunk ;Fuer; Stabling ' • R.R 2 BLYTH Phone Srnf sseis ,;+Q�i vv ANNUAL, MEETING cF } Bayfileld' '-Agricultur.e Society s Y' will ' be • •held. • • in... `the Municipal Offices on wEDNESIlAY, JANtJ,ARY 29, 1969 at 1:30 p.m. for' the rpos '''of electing officers for the coming year, Anyone interested pleas attend, 4b th Anflh ersary Isles and EuroPe .on ,several occasions, as well asinaking trips on this continent. She was born in NassagaweYa township: daughter of tie:.late Alexander and Margaret' J, Macdonald, She is.survived.by a sister Mrs. J. C. Dennis (Laura), Acton, and a brother W. Hector Macdbnald of Chicago„ Illinois. She received her educatiQr};at Lorne Public School,.. A0Ori High School, Guelph fpfleg►1t, the College of Education and •Toronto University, whe�;e she received her Bachelor of Arts degree, Funeral service was held in Toronto "on December 19 at the A. W, Miles Funeral Home, conducted by the Reverend Dr. James Williams. Interment was `7n• Fairview cemetery,' Acton, Friday morning, December 20, conducted by the Reverend A. H. McKenzie. Pallbearers were Dr. A. J: Buchanan, C. Leatherland, David Dills, .artley Coles, Charles Kirkn s and Garnet McKenzie. Her death saddened the Christmas season for :many family friends". •PERSO.N•AL$)? Mrs. Maud Sturgeon is visiting her son and family in Hespeler. J. A. Cameron has returned to his home after being a patient in Clinton Hospital. Mrs. Albert Leitch, Goderieb, spent the weekend with her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs, Walter Westlake, Miss Sue Weston, accompanied by Rick ` Rice, Ferndale, Michigan, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Weston over the weekend. Mx. and Mrs. Bob Cluff and Rob and Mr. and. Mrs. Paul Moss, all of London, were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Fred LeBeau. ''Dr. and Mrs. David M. Hislop and their daughters Julia and Laura, of Port Huron, spent the weekend . with Mrs, Hislop's parents, Mr. and :Mrs. Harry Baker. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Smith had their daughter and family,. Mr,. and Mrs. Ed Rowse, Jimmy, Cathy, Vicki, Jill and ' Dale, Welland, with them for the weekend. Nide tiV• ST.'UDIO Specializing In .` •• Weddings - • Children Single or Group Portraptm and Passports 524-8067 118 at. David Goderieh !TT'S SHOE ST a arts'T • Thursday. January 16 to February 1 • amosurammoommiimiiiiiiiromiiit 'INTER FOOTWEAR UCED IN PRICE UMITED QUANTITY OF SEALSKIN BOOTS 20% 'OFF' .BFi(l4Wl,II4S — DR. NILSSON SHOES 25% OFF LADIES` AND .MEN'S CURLING SHOES 20% OFF • `, 11SAINS NSFOOTWEAR 7OMEN�, WOMEN'S y AND CHILDREN'S SHOES 1% OFF CLOS ORE HOURS IX DAY DAY WEI3NE5DAY RIDAY TILL 9:00 P.M. 10 Albert`St T'S SHOE STORE Clinton. iyi•b W.I. supports xo -441 girls clubs $y GAIL FALCONER Two, 4.21 homemaking clubs will be supported this spring by the Blyth Women's Institute, it -was agreed when the W.I. held its monthly meeting. Speaker at the meeting was Miss Susan Heard, county home economist. Leaders for the 4-11 programme, "Meat on the Menu," will be Mrs. L()uelia McGowan, senior girls, and both Mrs. Cliff Snell and Mrs. Harvey Snell for the juniors. The three leaders will attend a training school in Clinton next week. Mrs. L. McGowan, home economics convenor, read a poem and introduced the guest 'speaker whose topic was "A Forward Look in Home Economics," The talk dealt wi predictions in housing, Tashi() food and the family unit of t future. Miss Heard said that thou there have been many changes the world since 1900, they minor in comparison with O. changes that can be expected i the next 12 years. Sire predicted that by 198, 80 Aer cent of the labour fors will be making products that v don't even know about now. Following a "cake" conte led by Mrs. McGowan, a luny was served by the hostesses, Mr Ann Sundercock, Mrs. I. Bowl and Mrs. Dan Hallahan. ,Horticulturists reelect president, fill out slate • Mrs. Anne Sundercock was re-elected as president of the Blyth Horticultural Society at its annual : meeting, on Monday. Honourary president is Mrs, Lorne Scrimgeour, Other officers: vice-presidents, Mrs. Loueila McGowan and Mrs. Robert Carter; secretary -treasurer, Mrs. Emerson Wright; directors; for 1969, Mrs. Calvert, .Falconer, Mrs. Alfred Pierce, Mrs. George Watt, Mrs. Wellington Good and Mrs. William Carter; directors for 1969-1970, Mrs. Molly Grant, Mrs. Keith Webster, Mrs. Jim Phelan, Mrs. John Young and Mr. Jatt Jaskula; auditors, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnston and representative to the Recreation Committee, Keith Webster. The past year has been very successful. The . society maintained the park, flower beds and window boxes at the hall. It conducted a Christmas home decoration contest, and erected two decorative lights on the main street. Lunch was served by Mrs. Sundercock and Wright. The next meeting will be he. at the home of Mrs. Marga Higgins on March 31. Friendship club The January meeting of t Blyth Friendship Club was charge of Reverend and Mrs. 0. Mather, and Mr. and Howard Campbell. The worsh service was led by. Mr. and Mather and Mrs. Campbe Harold Vodden gave an accou of the work done by t C.N.I.B. This was followed by question and answer period Officers re-elected for 196 were: presidents, Mr. and Mr. Ray Griffiths; vice-president Mr. and Mrs. Miller Richmon and secretary -treasurers, Mr. an Mrs. Howard Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Webstr and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd King ar to be responsible for th February mei ,ing. Legion auxiliary serves 140,,, banauet meals .. y. . The Ladies Auxiliary of the Royal Canadian Legion, Clinton Branch, catered 15 banquets last year, serving nearly 1,500 meals.' That tally was among the year-end reports presented at a meeting January 13. Committee leaders who summarized 1968, activities were: Mrs. Thomas Leppington, flowers; Mrs. H. Kingswell, kitchen and decorating; Mrs. William 'Chambers, canteen; and Mrs. Doug Andrews, purchaser for banquets. The veterans report was prepared by Mrs. Milton Schreiber who noted that due to the death of Mr. Price at Westminster Hospital, the auxiliary has adopted Roy ''Leppington of Brucefield as a new veteran. Fred Sioman, formerly of Clinton, is the other veteran receiving monthly treats from the auxiliary. Mrs. Dennis Bisback, new auxiliary president, took over the chair from Mrs. K. Colquhoun and thanked t comrades for electing her asked for their help and supp in the coming year. Mrs. Ron MacDonald share -the -wealth. Motions were made continue the provincial bu of $100 and to contribute $ to a memorial bursary fund the late Mrs. J. Tompki former provincial comm president. ' The -women also agreed give the legion $400 to apply mortgage payments and apply the profits of this ye socials to build up a membership fund. 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