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ALIPTION SALE
Of property, household
furniture, appliances, and
antiques for Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Klaskowicz at Lot 224
Townsend St., Clinton, on
Saturday, July 17, at 100 p.m.
Full listing of furniture,
appliances and antiques in next
weeks edition plus another
consigned housefull of modern
furniture and appliances,
Property - Large shaded lot
situated at the corner of
Townsend and East St., in a
lovely residential area - 9 room
frame home, 3 rooms and
kitchen on main floor, 4 rooms
and 3 pc, bath on second floor,
tile and hardwood floors,
basement with oil furnace
Property to be sold at 3:00 p.m,
Terms -- Cash - Property 10%
down day of sale, balance in 30
days.
Anyone interested in viewing
this well-maintained family
home before sale date contact:
BRUCE RATHWELL
Auctioneer
RR 1, Brucefield
482-3120
CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
of Antiques, Household Effects
and restaurant equipment for
the Royal Hotel, Hamilton
Street, Goderich, on Saturday,
July 17th at 11:00 a.m.
Westinghouse Stereo Hi-Fi; 21"
Westinghouse T„V,; Garland
commercial gas stove; meat
slicer; french-potato fryer;
electric soup heater; Silex coffee
maker; toasters; cash register;
pop cooler; Canadian Time
clock; commodes; hall trees;
wicker table; long antique
kitchen table; chrome tables and
chairs; small wooden tables; sets
of wooden chairs; 10 double
beds; 10 single beds; 10 dressers;
studio couch; desk; rugs;
restaurant counter; 8 restaurant
bar stools; restaurant dishes; 8
pee, dining room suite with
china cabinet; fire extinguishers;
40 gal, gas water heater; 60 gal.
electric water heater; etc. etc.
Terms - Cash
Mike Cummings
Auctioneer
524-9064
-27, 28
16. ENGAGEMENTS
Mr'. and Mrs. George H.
Hepburn, Willowdale, Ontario,
are pleased to announce the
forthcoming marriage of their
daughter, Janet Lynn, to
Richard Charles Andrews, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Andrews,
Clinton, Ontario. The wedding
will take place in Knox
Presbyterian Church, Goderich,
on Saturday, August 7, 1971, at
4 p.m. - 27 P.
Mr. and Mrs. John Tebbutt of
Clinton are pleased to announce
the forthcoming marriage of
their daughter, Patricia Anne, to
Mr. Paul Edward Dockstader,
son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Dockstader of Goderich. The
wedding will take place July 31,
1071, at North Street United
Church, Goderich, at 4:30 p.m.
-27 P.
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Bosnian,
Belgfave, are pleased to
announce the forthcoming
marriage of their daughter, Joan
Adelle, to Mr. Pieter Westerhout,
Clinton, son of Mr, and Mrs.
Pieter Westerhout, Senior,
Clinton, the marriage to take
place July 10, 1971, in Knox
United Church, Helgrave, - 2/
P.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Whitehouse,
R. R. 2, Kippen, announce the
engagement of his daughter,
Donna Jean, to Mr. James
Newton Collins, son of Mrs.
Stanley Collins, R. R. 3, Clinton,
The wedding will take place at
Hensall United Church on July
21, 1971, at 3;00 p.m. - 27 b.
17. BIRTHS
CAMPBELL; Clifford and
Merlyn (net Rough) are happy
to announce the birth of their
daughter, Janice Ada, in Guelph
General Hospital on June 24,
1971, a sister for Jason. - 27 P.
SHEARING: In Winchester
Community Hospital on June
28, 1971, to Mr. and Mrs.
William J. Shearing of
Morrisburg, a daughter, Suzanne
Elizabeth,
FORREST: To Mr. and Mrs,
Donald Forrest, Clinton on June
29, 1971 in Clinton Public
Hospital, a daughter.
BAILLIE: To Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Baillie, Blyth on July 5,
1911, in Clinton Public Hospital,
a son.
AIRDRIE; To Mr. and Mrs. Art
Airdrie, Clinton on July 5, 1911,
in Clinton Public Hospital, A son.
SMITH: To Mr. and Mrs. William
Smith, R.R. a„ Clinton on July 8,
1071, in Clinton ?Wilk Hospital,
a daughter.
17. BIRTHS
BAKELAAR: To Mr. and Mrs.
Len Bakelaar, RR 1, Auburn, on
July 6, 1971, in Clinton Public
Hospital, a son.
20, CARDS of THANKS
COREY: I wish to thank all
those who sent cards and gifts
and visited me while I was a
patient in Clinton Public
Hospital. Special thanks to Drs.
Addison and Watts, staff of first
floor and everyone who helped
out in any way, Joe Corey,
-27b
We wish to thank our family,
relatives, neighbours and friends
who attended Open House
Sunday afternoon and evening,
also for the lovely gifts and cards
which we received on the
occasion of our 40th wedding
anniversary. Mr. and Mrs, Orville
Blake. - 27, 160 P.
WHIDDEN: I wish to thank all
the kind people who sent cards,
gifts and flowers, and who
visited me while I was a patient
in Clinton Public Hospital.
Special thanks to Dr. Newland
and staff of the first floor, Bill
Whidden. -27b
WILLIS: To my many friends,
many thanks for the flowers,
treats and care I received while
in hospital. L M. Willis. -27p
BROWN: I wish to thank all the
many kind friends in Clinton
and district for their cards, good
wishes and gifts during my
recent stay in Victoria Hospital,
London, Eknie Brown, -27p
Couple wed in St. Andrew's Church
St. Andrew's United Church,
Bayfield was decorated with
yellow forsythia and red and
white tulips as arranged by Mr's,
Charles Scotchmer for the
wedding of William Thoillaa
Leppington and Dayle Lynn
Scotchmer.
The groom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Leppington, RR
2, Bayfield, and the bride is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Scotchmer, RR, 3,
Bayfield.
Rev. D. Beck officiated at the
double-ring ceremony with Mrs.
Cox as organist and Peter
Postillas soloist, singing This Is
My Day and Ekoclus.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father wore a princess
line gown fashioned from pew
de sole With guipure lace yoke
outlining a slightly scooped
neckline and styling the gathered
cuffed, wrist.length sleeves. The
detachable train, falling from the
back of the shoulder
complemented by matching lace
insertion swept to chapel length.
She carried yellow roses on a
white leather Bible.
Miss Marlene Scotcbtner, RR
3, Bayfield, cousin of the bride
was maid of honour and wore a
floor-length, mint green
polyester crepe dress in the
princess tine with hi k collar end
puffed sleeves. Ile dress was
trimmed w471 gold and she
carried a large yellow mum with
streamers and wore tiny yellow
iptIns in her halt
The bridesmaids, Martha
Carrie of Clinton and Joyce
Leppington, sister of the groom,
RR 2, Bayfield, were dressed the
same as the maid of honour.
' Groomsman was Tom Craig of
Bayfield and ushers were John
and Walter Leppington, brothers
of the groom.
A smorgasbord dinner was
held following the ceremony, in
the church basement which was
decorated in yellow, white and
mint green. The mother of the
bride received guests, wearing a
mauve dress and hat with white
accessories and white carnations
tinted with mauve.
Following the wedding dinner
the bridal party visited with the
groom's mother who was a
patient at Clinton Hospital,
Present at the wedding were the
groom's two grandmothers, Mrs.
William Turton of Goderich and
Mrs. T. H. Leppington of
Clinton,
Guests were present from
Windsor, Stratford, Goderich,
Clinton and Bayfield.
For the wedding trip to
Niagara Falls and Hamilton the
bride wore a pink corded velvet
slack suit and corsage of yellow
roses. The couple Will reside in
Bayfield.
Before the wedding the bride
was honoured at a miscellaneous
shower at St. Andrew's Church,
Bayfield and a miscellaneous
shower given by Mary McFadden
of Bayfield and at a kitchen
shower held by the groom's
sister, Miss Joyce Leppington.
The couple Was honoured by
a reception held in the Bayfield
Community Centre With a large
attendance. Music was supplied
by Boyd's Orchestra of Ripley.
The new neighbours of the
couple surprised them with a
wedding gift following their
return from their honeymoon.
The polite man never enters a
room without first opening the
dooar,
LEPPINGTON SCOTCHNIER
Xanadu, one of the first boats to be outfitted at the full-time boatyards in Bayfield, lies anchored
at the dock in Bayfield Harbour, The beautiful sailing boat is owned by Dr. Don Munroe of St,
Marys. - (photo by Liza Williams.)
Former residents honoured at picnic
BY ERIC EARL
On Saturday Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Fraser entertained at a
picnic in honour of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Fraser Jr., Ricky, Elizabeth
and Michele who left on
Tuesday for their haute in
Vancouver B.C. after two weeks
vacation in Bayfield and
London.
After six years away from
Bayfield Mr. and Mrs. Fraser
were very pleased to find that
Bayfield hadn't changed too
much.
Those present at the picnic
were Mrs. Franser's brothers and
sisters: Mr. and Mrs. John Bally
and Lynda, Stratford; Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Griffiths, Lynda, Pam
and Cynthia of London; Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Hammond, London and
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hammond,
Stephen, Heather and Andrew of
London.
On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Fraser were visited by Mrs.
Franser's sister Mrs. Francis
Hamsford, Susan and Lorrie of
Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Parker,
Kim and Charlie of London
spent from Friday to Monday
with Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Parker
and on Sunday they attended
the Urquhart reunion in
Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Sturgeon, Jeff and Roly of
Orangeville visited his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sturgeon over
the weekend.
Lori Ann, small daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Scotchmer
of Chatham was christened in
Trinity Church by the rector
HURON COUNTY BEEF PRODUCERS
BEEF BAR-B-0 and DANCE
SEAFORTH, MEMORIAL CENTRE
WEDNESDAY, JULY 21
Bar-B-0 - 6 - 8 p.m. Dance 9 - 1 a.m.
- Refreshment Bar -
'VAN' WiLtte ORCHESTRA
Bar-B-Q and Dance - $3.00 per person
Children 6 - 12 - $1.50
For Tickets in Clinton area contact:
Grant Webster, 'Jack Tebbutt, Don Buchanan 27b
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Clinton.N0ws430Pord, Thursday, July 8, 1971 7
New boat in Bayfield
JAY LIZA WILLIAMS
In Xanadu did Kubla icluth
A Stately pleasure-dome' decree:
Where Alph, the sacred river, ran
Through caverns measureless to man
Down to a sunless sea.
It was from these words by
Coleridge that the sailboat
X.anadu, launched recently from
the Bayfield harbour, was
named.
Xanadu is of interest to the
residents of Bayfield because it
is one of the first boats built by
a full-time boat yard in the
village.
Ted Gozzard, who supervised
the job and did much of the
work himself, says that the boat
"came to us as a bare hull,"
from the Douglas Marine
Company in Port Stanley. It is
31 feet long and about 91/2 feet
wide. Mr. Gozzard says that the
boat was "completely fitted out
by us" with mahogany and
stainless steel trimmings. Some
of its features are diesel engines
with a fuel-range of 400 miles,
and two cooling systems; an
integral system used in salt
water, and a raw water system
which cools the water that's in
the engine.
The speed of the boat under
sail is about eight knots. It has a
Karen
wins award
Karen Gemeinhardt was
chosen this year to be the
recipient of the Ruth Hayman
Elliot Award.
This special award, provided
by donations from friends of the
late Mrs. Elliot as a memorial, is
annually presented to a student
from Bayfield, for general
proficiency in school. Karen,
chosen by her teachers and a
representative of the Student
Council, is 13 years old and has
just completed grade eight.
The award, of $25 and a
dictionary, was presented to
Karen on behalf of the
committee by Mr. Oddleifson, at
the Brucefield school. Last year
it was won by Cathy Logan.
fiberglass hull, and weighs just
under 10,000 pounds, The
finishing touch is a hand-carved
mahogany name-board on the
stern,
The inside of the boat is fitted
with sleeping accommodations
for seven people.. There is an
enclosed head, and separate
galley, Numerous shelves and
cupboards 011 in all the extra
spaces, so not an inch is wasted.
Ted Gozzard and Charles
McLaren are the owners of the
boat yard which produced
Xanadu. Mr. Gozzard from
Bayfield, Mr. McLaren from
Highgate, and Don Lindsay from
Bayfield' spent about three
months building the boat.
The boat yard has been in
operation in Bayfield for two
years. They will manufacture a
boat for someone who wishes
them to do so and have begun to
get work from as far away as
Perry Sound, Windsor, and
Sarnia.
The boat yard also
manufactures cement hulls. This
means that a covering of cement
three-quarters of an inch thick
coats the hull. One advantage of
cement is that it is less expensive
than some other materials: for
example, it is one-third the cost
of fiberglass.
Xanadu belongs to Dr. Don
Monroe of St. Marys and his
family. The proud owners plan
to take the boat on a cruise in
Georgian Bay for its first big
excursion. It has been out on
Lake Huron several times
already. The Monroe family have
five boys, so will have no lack of
crew.
The family have owned a boat
of one kind or another for about
six years, and feel now that they
are ready for the 31 foot
Xanadu. They are all looking
forward to their first big trip
with her, for, as Dr. Monroe
says, "She is a dream to sail."
1969 FORD Country Squire,
10 passenger stationwagoti
1969 TOWNSMAN stationwagOn BAYFIELD TEL. 565.2829
BLUEWATER
HIGHWAY (No. 21)
AT EIAYFIELt)
(Formerly Bayfield Locker Servica)
WE NOW HAVE TAKE OUT ORDERS
MIi
M EAT& VEGETABLES BAYFIELD TEL 565-2829
R tisRHRE RANGE OF
FISH & CHIPS and DEEP FRIED CHICKEN
FEATURING ENGLISH STYLE
I It', I I
Sex:,
COMPANY
JUST
ARRIVED?
Sunday Through ThurtdaV
10 a.m. to 8 p.m,
Pri, & Sat., 10 DAIL to 10 •
WE ICC HAVE
CUBES
BLOCKS
CRUSHED,
OPEN
BLUEWATER
HIGHWAY (No. 21)
AT BAYFIELD
(Forrnerly taytield Locker Serilica)
Mr. John MacKenzie of St,
Catharines, his wife Lois, and
children Margo and John, Jr.,
visited this weekend with Mrs.
John MacKenzie in Bayfield.
They were joined Sunday by Mr.
and Mrs. Charles MacKenzie of
Sarnia.
Miss Barbara Clift of Ottawa
.and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Clift
and their girls, of London visited
with Brigadier and Mrs. F. A.
Clift of Bayfield.
The Bayfield beach relies on
those who use it for its
cleanliness. However, sometimes
people are not as kind to the
environment as they should be,
and they leave their rubbish .
behind. The Bayfield Lions Club
takes it upon itself to gather
groups of volunteers periodically
to clean up trash On the beach.
This is one of the "unsung"
things they do, and they deserve
thanks from the community for
this boost to the ecology. .
SERVICES
SCREENED
TOP SOIL
Excavating
Backhoe Work
Gravel
LYLE MONTGOMERY
Clinton
Phone - 482,7644
SPRAY AND BRUSH
PAINTING
FOR FREE ESTIMATES
CALL
THOMAS FOX
and SON
BAYFIELD, ONT,
565-2846
-25, 26, 27b
SOD
No. 1 KENTUCKY BLUE
20e sq. yd. at farm
3 miles West of Exeter
on Highway 83,
CLARK LANDSCAPING
Phone 237-$202,
-24, 25, 26, 27p
. TREES And
Flowering Shrubs
PATIO STONES
e feature: * Peat Moss *
ocoa Beans * Grass Seed *
ertilizer * Complete line of
ilson's products for all your
rdening needs.
ART'S
andscaping & Nursery
166 Bennett St. E.,
Goderich
524-9126
pen Mon. to Sat., 9 a.m. to
p.m., Sun., 1-6 p.m.
.NOTICE to CREr)ITOR$
THE ESTATE OF MARY
MERVILLE ALLEN LATE
THE VILLAGE OF
N DE SBORO IN THE
UNTY OF HURON
All persons claiming against
e above Estate are required to
rward full particulars of their
limo to the undersigned on or
fore the 17th day of July,
71, after which date the assets
11 be distributed.
DONNELLY & MURPHY
- 18 The Square
Goderich, Ontario
Solicitors for
the Estate.
26, 27, 28b
. BUSINESS NOTICES
CHANGE OF NAME
KE NOTICE' that an
plication will be made on
iday, the 10th day of
ptember A.D. 1971 at the
ur of 1000 o'clock at the
urt House, Goderich, Ontario,
3 an Order changing the name
Deborah Jean Gingras to
eborah Jean Armstrong. -25,
3, 27b
I. AUCTION SALE
ESTATE
AUCTION SALE
r household effects and
itiques for the late Mr. C. IC.
aftel, 37 Napier St., Goderich,
Saturday, July 10, 1071
at 1 pan, -
igidaiie frig with full-top
:matt; Frigidaire electric stove;
igidaite automatic washing
achine; Frigidaire automatic
yet; Frigidaire automatic
ihwasher; Sparton Hi-Fi;
arton radio; Sunbeam electric
oom; portable TV (like new);
Vic, maple kitchen suite; utility
pboard; oval Vining room
ale; 4 dining room chairs;
ckoo clock; lady's desk; 6-pc,
let set; sewing cabinet;
isterfield; occasional chairs;
:torian chairs; large picture;
okease; tilt-top table;
all tablev beds; night stands;
?Sts of drawers; 5-pc. maple
iroom suite; rocking chairs;
doges china; dishes; brass
re; books; lady's right hand
f clubs with cart; gun cabinet;
ch saw; buffer and polisher;
Rigel iron; Quebee heater;
!thearri electric lawn mower;
Ver lawn mower; weed
aster 3/4 H.P. -motors; metal
oelibarrpw; aluminum
Aadder; jugs; crocks; etc, etc,
ma - cash - house sold,
Mike Cummings,
Auctioneer,
524-9064.
26,27
Rev. E.J.B. Harrison on Sunday
afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. The
godparents were her aunt and
uncle Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Pounder.
Relatives and guests present
were Lori's grandparents Mr. and
Mrs. Orville Ovens of Mitchell
and Mrs. Lloyd Scotchmer of
Bayfield; Mrs. Robt. Scotchmer,
Mr. Harry Baker, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Dunn and Miss Marie
Schilbe all of Bayfield; Miss
Cathy Pounder, Mary Pounder,
Miss Karen Larsen and Mr. John
Pounder of London; Mr. Bruce
Ovens of Mitchell and Mr, and
Mrs. Howard Burt, JoAnne,
Karen, Jeff, Ronald and
Timothy of Woodstock.
Mrs. Lloyd Scotchmer
entertained at a buffet supper
after the christening. Lori's
g r eat-great-great grandfather,
Christopher Johnston was one of
the early pioneers who helped to
bulled Trinity Anglican Church
about the year 1849.
The Presbyterian Church of
Bayfield had the pleasure
Sunday of listening to Mrs. John
Keinert of Pontiac, Michigan,
singing "Think on These
Things." Mr. and Mrs. Keinert,
Lisa and Paula have a summer
home six miles south of
Bayfield. We thank the Keinerts
for being a part of the
Community's summer activities.
Mrs. Keinert sings with the
Raelchan, .9h,oir, of, the
Symphony.
Bayfield
Lions clean
beach
BY LiZAIIIIILLIAMS
1971 Pontiac, 4 door hardtop
4 - 1970 Chev Impala 2 and 4 door hardtops
OTHER MODELS
1970 PONTIAC Catalina, 4 door hardtop
2 - 1970 MUSTANGS
1970 PONITAC-ParisleMte 4 deor hardtop
1969 CREV Impala 4 door hardtop
1969 FORD custom, power steering
- 1969 PONTIAC Parisiennea, 2 and 4 door hardtops
2 - 1968 PONTIAC Par/skittle, 2 door hardtop, fully equipped
2 1968 Cligs/ Impala, 4 dear hardtops
Used tars from 'SS to in various models, sedans, hardtops
and 4 door '00% of all cars are V8, power steering
and all automatic
USED TUCKS
1970 PORI) 1/2 ton pickup
2 - 1068 CEEV lA ton pickups with standard and automatic
transmission
1968 CHM 2 ten With 12 ft. van
1967 FORD 1 ton pickUp
1967 FORD 14 ft, stake body
1966 CHIEVRPLET tilt cab, 14 ft. stake body
1966 cilEVY, ton panel
A Wilber of Econolitte and Chevy Vans from '64 to
standard and automatic transmission
JYVVVVVVVS#0 0
Brussels Motors
ttP Soviet Station
Phon. *NM
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