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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1970-02-26, Page 9BLUEWATER SAILING CLUB Invites All Members Of, The Public To Attend A FILM SHOW AND INFORMATION NIGHT ON SAILING TO BE HELD IN THE AUDIO VISUAL. ROOM at GOO FRIDAY FEBRUARY 2/ tOthinefting At filS P.M. FIRST BIRTHDAY SALE PAT AND WYNN- GRAHAM say Thanks to their many friends and customers on the completion of their first year in business. BIRTHDAY SPECIALS 1-EBRUARY 28 MARCH 7, 197C 5 LBS. WHITE SUGAR BARTLIFF'S — 4 LOAVES BREAD , BURNS WEINERS McCORMiCK in McCORMICK'S CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIES COCA COLA HOSTESS — REG. 69c SALE POTATO CHIPS BISSET'S — 1/2 GAL. ICE CREAM MEXICAN VINE RIPENED TOMATOES 13 oz. 494 . ,88' lb. 53' lb. 39' 49' qrs.994 59' 99' 216. 494 BLUE MOUNTAIN POTTERY 20% OFF GRAHAM'S GENERAL STORE BAYFIELD 565-2847 9b RE DOGS RUNNING AT LARGE Pursuant to by-law 10/61, all dogs in 'Village of Bayfield shall be confined to own property as of March 1, 1970. Dog tax is now due and payable at the Municipal Office during hours of 2-4 p.m. daily, except Saturday. D. J. GRAHAM, Clerk, Village of Bayfield. 9, 10b Why Wait For Spring DO IT NOW BRING THAT SPECIAL SOMEONE OR THE WHOLE FAMILY TO DINE AT THE RED PUMP RESTAURANT MAIN STREET, ElAYFIEL,to WE ARE RE-OPENING -ON FRIDAY, FEB. 27 8:30 A,11/I, to 8:00 P.M. PM' The Snrino and 8tierthiet Months To past and new patrons, we will continue to serve the same high duality, carefully prepared food., Out dining area has the village atmosphere, eX001101t SOrVice and moderate prices. Our Sunday special is Marinated 8eef - Serving begins at 4:30 11, tr. qrcl t Thqrgiey, -FOrpery 6 197gp We. sky-Willtis UCW gtoup, meets .1 THE ESTATE OF THOMAS GEL, MOON LATE OF THE ITY OF LONDON, IN THE ()LINTY OF MIDDLESEX, ETIRED RAILWAYMAN. LL persons elaimieg against e above Estate are required to sward full particulars of their aims to the undersigned on or r>fore the 16th day of March, 170, after which date the assets ill be distributed. DONNELLY 8; MIJRPHY 18 The Square Goderich, Ontario. Solicitors for the Estate. 8,9,1913, *00001.000610000001,00,11.0.9... ammo" um 9. AUCTION SALES AUCTION SALE 36 head of fresh and springing olstein cows and heifers; 300 il. bulk tank; two De Le Val linter pails; will be held for Rod hnston, Lot 8, Con, 3, oderich Township (1 mile uth of Drive-In Theatre) on Thursday, February 26, 1970 at 2 p.m. erms cash. Allan Macintyre, auctioneer. Lucknow. 7,8,9 O. NOTICES Irs. George Finlay, 275 ayfield Rd. Clinton, will supply 'BETTER HEALTH RODUCTS" formerly istributed by the late Mr. Ed. endorf. Phone 482-9474 or 823271, — 9p. 21. ENGAGEMENTS g Mr. and Mrs. William Watkins, Clinton, are pleased to announce the engagement of their youngest daughter, Mary Lynne to Frederick David Branston, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Branston, AiIse Craig. The wedding will take place on April 4, 1970. — 9p. 22. BIRTHS TALBOT: To Mr. and Mrs. John Talbot, 214 Gibbings St., Goderich, in Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, on Tuesday, February 17, 1970, a daughter, Tammy Lynn. 23. DEATHS HEARD: Passed away in Clinton Public Hospital on Sunday, February 22, 1970, Annie Heard orBaefidld"in her 16th-year, beloved wife of Emmerson Heard and dear mother of Mrs. Herbert (Betty) Kirkham of London; • Gordon, • Seaforth; George, Bayfield; also surviving are three grandchildren, two brothers in Toronto and one brother in England. The funeral service was held at Trinity Anglican Church, Bayfield on Wednesday, February 25 with interment in Bayfield Cemetery. Bill Whyte returned home on Thursday from Clinton Public Hospital where he was a patient for the past week. We are glad. to report he is feeling much better. Mrs. W. J. Dale attended the. Livestock Convention held in Toronto the past week, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Storey visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Houghton of Holmesville. Mr. John Turner of Tuckersmith visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Reg Lawson, John and Elizabeth. Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Hunter Of Colborne Township visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jiro Preszcator and Billy, and Mrs. Ella Jewitt and boys spent Sunday at Mitchell's Bay. At the time of writing Mr. Herbert Dron is a patient in Seaforth Community Hpspital. $114,ERY: We wish to extend Sincere- thanks to our family, ,neighbors, friends and relatives for the beautiful cards, flowers, telephone :and personal calls, which. made our .50th wedding anniversary such a happy occasion,. - Norris and Laura Sillery, 9p, MURDOCH; The family of, the late Mrs, Janet, Murdoeh wishes to express its sincere thanks and appreciation. to relatives, friends and neighbors for their kindness during its recent. bereavement and also for beautiful floral tributes and expressions of sympathy. Special thanks to Rev, D, Stuart. for his words of consolation, pallbearers, Bonthron Funeral Home and to all who helped in so many ways. — The Murdoch Fancily. — Pb. WELSH: The family of the late Edward J. Welsh wish to express their sincere thanks and appreciation to relatives, friends and neighbors for their kindness during their sad bereavement in the loss of a father, Special thanks to Rev. H. W. Wonfor, pallbearers and flowerbearers and kind services of the Beattie Funeral Home were deeply appreciated. Our thanks to Dr. Harrett and nursing staff for their kind attention and also to those who sent floral tributes, cards, letters and donations to the Gideon Society and Cancer Fund. — Helen Rathwell, Donna Tyndall. — 9p. DOWSON: I wish to express my thanks to all who remembered me with cards, gifts and visits while I was a patient in Clinton Public Hospital. A special thar.ks to the doctors, nurses and staff who were so kind to me and to the Rev'. Morrison and Rev. Harrison for their visits and thoughtful words. It was all gratefully appreciated. — Mrs. John Dowson 9b. MILLER: A sincere thank you and appreciation to all who remembered me with flowers and messages of sympathy during the sad bereavement in the loss of a dear mother, the late Mrs. Cebelle Emery. — Blanche Miller. — 9 JONES: I wish to thank all our neighbors, ex-neighbors, friends and relatives, Rev. Heckendorn,- Rev. Mowatt, Rev. Wonfor, Dr. Harrett, Dr. Walden and nurses on the first floor for letters, cards, treats and visits. — Morgan Jones. — 9b. 28. ROOM and BOARD ROOM AND BOARD — Apply Mrs. James Cox, 127 Princess W. Clinton. 482-7093. — 9,10b. We would like to wish him a speedy recovery. Miss Margie Whyte of Guelph spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. W. L. Whyte, Tom and Bill. Mrs. Don Glousher, Karen and Billy spent Monday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dale and Cheryl. Miss Marilyn Riley of Don Mills and Mr. Ron Goodfellow of Brampton spent the weekend. with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Riley and family. Mr. , and Mrs. Carman Scarrow, Jim and Doug of Sarnia visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Ken Thompson, Jim and Joan. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Riehl and family of Huron Park were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Riley and family, Mrs. Alex Riley returned home on Sunday from Victoria Hospital, London, We hope she is feeling Much better. Mrs. John Pearson recently attended the 25th wedding anniversary of her son and daughter-in-law held at their London home. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pearson entertained members of their families on Saturday, February 7,' and held Open House for friends and neighbors the following day. A seminar, conducted by C. S, Redden, was held at the Albion Hotel over the weekend. Members were: Dr. I. McWhinney, Dr, A. Hunter, Dr. C. Lamont, Dr. P. Stein, Dr. B. Hennen, Dr, G. Pratt, Dr. J. Crowther and Dr. J. Orchard, all of tOncliin:' "Other"'wee'kend guests at the hotel were: Mr. W. Gm einer of Birmingham, Michigan; Mrs.• Francis Chambrook of London and Mr. Richard Aylsworth, London. In the village for the weekend were: Dr. and Mrs. W, Tillmann, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Beechie and family, Mr. ann Mrs. Hugh Gregory and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Chapman and family, all of London, and Mr. and Mrs. George Cantrick and sons of Birmingham, Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Pugh of Detroit were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Snell and family. Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Johnston of Wheatley spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Don Johnston and Ricky. Morris Sauve has just completed an eight-week course at the George Brown College of Applied Arts and Technology, Toronto. Mr, and Mrs. George Telford and children have taken up residence at-their new home on William Street. Mr. and Mrs. George Bell have returned from a two-week vacation in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. W, E. Parker spent last Friday and Saturday with their sons and families in London and Dorchester. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Parker on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. J. E. French and Mrs. M. Libler, all of Mitchell, The Bayfield hockey club now has 20 new sweaters and socks thanks to the generosity of the Bayfield business people. . Letter The following letter was received recently by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sturgeon from Laurie Johns a native of Bayfielcl 35 years ago but living at present in „Sapele, Nigeria. Dear Jack, I was terribly sorry to learn the Bayfield news from Allie IVIcEwen through mother of your father's death, Jack. As you know I have been on the move here, there and everywhere since 1935 and have met , many different folk over the years. But I can honestly say that the genuine ones were the ones we knew as kids in Bayfield, ones like your dad, Herbie, Bill, Eddie, Louie McLoud and so many others who have gone on. As you've likely heard, our cruel civil war ended here a few weeks ago and life is a bit more peaceful but it will be many years before this lovely part of Africa 'gets back to normal again. I go out on leave April 4th and will be away until about the middle of August. Am spending some time in Spain on the way out and will then travel on to our home in South England. My wife and I will be across in Canada for five weeks from June 25th, most of which will be spent at Pete's place near Hermon. Some time will be spent in London, Ont. too so hope to get up to Bayfield for a day or so. Maybe we'll be able to sink a beer or two together, does the Albion or the Ritz have a parlor? My 22 year old daughter, Patty, who is a school teacher, gets married this summer to a nice young fellow who has just graduated as a dental surgeon, it will be a blow to see our one and only go, but for her to be happy is all that matters and she will be. Guess that's all Jack, once again my sympathy in your loss, Kindest regards to Evelyn and the family, also to any left, in Bayfield who may still remember us. Sincerely, Laurie Johns Bayfield bachelor found dead A 68-year-old bachelor who lived alone was found dead in his borne in Bayfield about 1:30 p.m. Monday. Neighbors who kept a daily check on George Blair found him dead in his house. Ontario Provincial Police investigated and reported that death was due to natural causes. Mr. Blair is thought to have died late Sunday or early Monday morning. Wesley-Willis 11.,O,W.',s evening 14rOurl met Tuesday, FehruarY 1'7, in the church parlour with the retiring President Mrs, Ted Davies, in the Chair. A new slate of of fleers was accepted, They are: Hellell'arY president, Mrs. A, J.. Mowatt; president, Mrs. J. Kediger; recording secretary, Mrs. M. Steep; press secretary, Mrs. Ted Davies; treasurer, Miss Billie Stewart; flower convener, Mrs. M, Conic; program convener, Mrs. F, Murch; supply convener, Mrs, W, C. Sinclair; visiting convener, Mrs. 'H, Currie; pianist, Mrs. Pennebaker, Mrs. Nediger opened her meeting with a poem. Mrs. Steep read from James 2 and her meditation was from "Good. News for Modern Man." It pointed out that our spiritual life gives us our rightful standing Clinton plays, actors tops in competition BY WILMA OKE Nancy Lapp, RR 1, Auburn was named best actress for the Huron County Junior Farmers Drama Festival, Friday night at the Seaforth District High School. Grant Jones, RR 2, Hensall, was judged best actor for his role in Cupid's Bow which was presented by the Clinton Junior Farmers. The directors were Karen McKenzie, RR 3, Goderich; Alice Allen, RR 2, Goderich; and Daryk Ball, RR 1, Auburn. Miss Lapp was in the play Beany's Private Eye, presented by the Clinton Junior Farmers and directed by Marinus Bakker, RR 3, Auburn. The other play, Tiger Lily, was presented by the Seaforth Junior Farmers and directed by Fred Uhler, Walton. The cast of Cupid's Bow received the Merton Keys trophy for its presentation, judged best of the three by the adjudicators, Miss Eleanor Wilman, Belleville and of the University of Guelph; Albert Taylor of Galt; and Allan Leitch of Thorndale, a county director of Middlesex Junior Farmers. Master of ceremonies was George Townsend of RR 4, Seaforth. Musical, entertainment during intermissions was provided by Miss Evelyn Storey of Seaforth who sang two solos; Ken and Grant Jones, RR 2, Hensall, who sang duets accompanying themselves on the guitar and accordion; and the Huron County Folk Singers: Jamieson Ribey and Karen McKenzie of Goderich; Ken and Grant Jones of Hensall; and Lois and Faye Merrill of Clinton. Howich Junior Farmers were presented for the second year in a row the Harold Baker Meeting Improvement Trophy. The winning play, Cupid's Bow, will go on to compete in the zone finals in March, place and date not known. Wedding Pictures JERVIS STUDIO Phone 482-7006 in. this world and prejudice is a sin, . Mrs, MIAMI gave an Interesting talk on .the North American Indian and his .guest for equality, She closed with an ,early Blapkfoot prayer, Roll call was Answered with payment of fees. The visiting convener announced that 46 home calls and 13 hospital calls had been made during 414447, Mrs, Niebaren became assistant to the visiting .convener .Mrs, Currie, A new name was chosen for the group, the Magic ,circle, and their motto is talteri from a PPM "Outwitted" by Edwin Markham, She drew a circle that „shut. me out Heretic, rebel, .A•thing to .flout Rut love 00.0 'T had the wit to win He drew a circle that took her in. Convener of the group"S. coming showing 44 hats, Mrs, P. Partliff, completed her plans. The meeting closed With a hymn and a prayer, Miss Stewart then conducted an auction. sale which netted '447S)5, Refreshments were served by Mrs. Steep, Mrs, Murch and Mrs, Nediger. Mrs, Porter and Mrs. March were eerpriSed with a beautiful birthday cake. Mr. Leslie Clemens, pastor of Bayfield Baptist Church enjoys his own slide which he built in his front yard, for the youngsters of the village. The slide, complete with a banked curve at the bottom has been a big hit with local residents. — photo by Audrey Bellchambei. BEAUTIFUL BREEZY . By BELLCHAMBER BAYFIELD PERSONAL ITEMS • CHURCH NEWS • CUM ACTIVITIES • VILLAGE itAnitsiNag Correspondent: AUDREY BELLCHAMBER — Phone 565-2864, Bayfield Subscriptions, Classified Advs. and Displajf Advs. all accepted by the Bayfield correspondent. .001.11.1110111•010M 1!...111111•1111•11•10111111101b. 7. NOTICE to CREDITORS 25. CARDS OF THANKS News of Constance BY MARY McILVVAIN Congratulations . to Miss. Shirley McFadden who placed first in Public Speaking competitions in Seaforth on Tuesday and Lucknow on Saturday. Shirley and three other Huron County students are now eligible to compete in finals of the Royal Canadian sponsored competition in Stratford next Saturday. Gordon Merrill spent the four day whiter recess at his home. On February 5 he attended the Indoor Games at Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto, running on the relay team for Brock University. • NOTICE TO RATEPAYERS OF Hallett Township There will be a public meeting of the Township Ratepayers on Thurs., March 5th at 1 t30 p.m. at the LONDESBORO COMMUNITY HALL In Lendetboro the purpeen 'el the tri-ectirtg. will be to discuss the Wildlife Area being planned by the licpart, Mont of Lands and PoreSte, officials u of the d+iSl,rtntients tencerrieti Will be pittenh