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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1970-12-03, Page 13Londesboro Clinton .News-Record, Thbrsclay, December 10,1970 MY THANKS AND BEST WISHES TO THE PEOPLE OF BAYFIELD REV. DON BECK f.liaPsii70*14,AMAMmipeop:m1074pgtstamssmimmospws$*.i4 THANK YOU!! To all who gave me their support for Clinton Council. "MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL" BILL CRAWFORD BY MRS. BERT ALLEN The Londesboro Women's Institute met on December 3. Christmas Carols were sung. Rev. McDonald gave an inspiring Christmas message "The First Christmas and our Christmas". Mrs. Alice Buchanan had a display of cushions which were made at the short course on "Accessories in the Home". She also gave a good report of the 56th London Area Conference ,held in Stratford in November. Miss Linda Godkin delighted the audience with violin selections. The General meeting of the U.C:W. was held on Thursday evening with a fair attendance. Business was conducted. Rev. McDonald gave a splendid Christmas message. Miss Betty Snell contributed a solo accompanied by Mrs. Edwin Wood, a social half-hour was enjoyed at the close. Mrs. Mabel Scott met with a painful accident on Sunday morning. While returning from church she slipped on the snow arid fell, breaking a wrist. She was taken to Clinton Hospital for treatment. We wish her a speedy recovery. Mrs. Edwin Wood spent last week with her daughter and family in Toronto. MANY THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT BEST WISHES TO THE PEOPLE OF BAYFIELD 1%5Altaluf;AYMA2154MS0500243taA;S525,50?0,aigi;SIVAZMVAS:SSY:tFAItM7-F. Lli5tuiDlt:I4It5011$131%41:501VATeaWSYagROXISSNISS3ItgMlItZSzfiUtfilzr,-,.. REG. YORK Not 1 YEAR But I FETIME GUARANTEE Not 2 YEARS A ON ALL TRACKS . We Quill, a full line of pails and provide acomplete authorized repair • service for Auto Ski SEE THE DIFFERENT MODELS ON DISPLAY AT GERALD'S SU PERTEST Corner of Main and Goderielt Streets, Seaforth — Phone 527-1010 Authorized Auto Ski Sales and Service DON WARNER THANK YOU: To the Ratepayers of Hullett Township who supported me at the polls on Dec. 7th. I thank everyone for their interest and their concern in the election and wish them the Compliments of the, coming Sea- son. LEONARD ARCHAMBAULT THE SEPARATE SHOPPE Main Corner Clinton BLOUSES - SKIRTS - PANTS- TOPS - ACCESSORIES Open 2 6 Fri. 2 - 9 Thanks to my supporters of Bayfield in an exciting race. My congratulations to all the candidates and in particular the new , councillors. Truly we have a fine council in a wonderful village. June and I wish you all a Joyous Christmas Season and a Happy, Healthy and Prosperous New Year. HERB BRIDLE OFFER YOU and particularly you men "Gifts that satisfy" HOUSECOATS - DUSTERS SLIPS - PYJAMAS - GOWNS PANTYHOSE or how about a TAM & SCARF SET to wear on the snowmobile. A GIFT CERTIFICATE will let her choose for herself. PATTERNS AND DRESS materials for that PANT SUIT she wants So badly. WE GIFT WRAP FREE OF CHARGE TOO FOR YOU MEN SEWING CENTRE Clinton DRY GOODS ' Hensall 3ayfield Fire department to test' siren BY ERIC EARL The Bayfield Fire Department fishes everyone to know that hey will test the fire siren at 1 .every Saturday starting )ecember 12. • Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Parker visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Parker and family of London and Mr. arid Mrs. Robert Parker and family of Dorchester over the weekend. Last Wednesday the Sea Scouts and Sea Rangers held their first meeting in the old town hall. Clinton police chief Lloyd Westlake gave an interesting talk on snowmobile safety and on the dangers of Hitchhiking. Wednesday night the members of St. Anthews United Church held a pot luck supper in the basement of the church. After supper a meeting chaired by Mr. Jan Koene was held to discuss what action could be taken regarding the life of the church in the coming year. Speakers were Mrs. William Metcalf, Mr. Joe Mayman and Rev. Donald Beck. Sunday was Stewardship Sunday at St. Andrews United Church. A special service was held at 11 a.m. at which time several members were commissioned to visit the families of the congregation to discuss the future of the church. The appointment of Mr. Ron Bushell of Goderich as District Commissioner for the Huron District Council of the Boy Sc outs of Canada was announced at a meeting of the executive of that body held at the United Church in Bayfield on Monday evening. AlSo appointed to assist him on the district service team was Mr. Fred McGregor ' of Brucefield who becomes Assistant District Commissioner for Cubs. Please remember that Jan Simons (Mrs. R. A.) has some Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Christmas cards for sale," until December 18. Ninety-five percent of the proceeds go to the research of this "child killer" in an effort to bring more knowledge about it, to prolong the lives of children presently ,a,ffectOand,„the ones o, will dm bon xkgpiliit is done to arrest its development in the "carriers". If you will call Jan at 565-2145 she will be pleased to deliver cards to you. Paul West has some on display at The Cluster that are for sale. Buy a box or two to help a child, less fortunate than your own, to live! The Bayfield Lions Club• held their annual Turkey Bingo, Friday evening December 4 with the following winners. Winners of the turkeys were: Mr. Tiny Bedard, Goderich, two; Mrs. N. Rivers, Bayfield; Mrs. Jim Frances, Biyfield, two; Mrs. Lloyd Heard, Varna; David' Chapman, London; Mrs. Irene Johnson, Varna; Mrs. Ted McLean, Goderich; Miss Tracy Mitchell, Bayfield; Mrs. Dorothy Weston, Bayfield; Mrs. Jack Merner, Bayfield; Mrs. Jean Hill, Varna; Mr. W. D. Wilson, Brucefield; Mrs. Wm. Dykstra, Bayfield; Mrs. Lloyd Makins, Bayfield; Mr. Harvey Boyce, London; Mrs. Jean Lindsay, Bayfield; Mrs. Lena Ervine, Bayfield; Mrs. Maude Weston, Bayfield. Winners of share the wealth were: Mrs. Lloyd Heard, Varna, $15.; Carl Humphries, Bayfield, $15.; Mrs. B. Wallis, Bayfield, $15.; Mrs. Martin Van Ninhuys, Bayfield, $15.; Mrs. Wm. Dykstra, Mrs. Jim Frances, Mrs. Martin Van Ninhuys, Bayfield, split. The Lions report a fair crowd, netting approximately $135., which will go towards buying treats for the elderly people, and shut-ins at Christmas of Bayfield and vicinity, Registration last Friday evening produced enough members to give the Club a good beginning. Monday night was the first skating session and the coaches did a wonderful job with their pupils who seemed to enjoy learning the whys and wherefors of the fundamentals in figure skating. A few members registered before class at 5 p.m. and if there are any more children interested in joining the Bayfield Figure Skating Club please come out next Monday about 4:30 p.m. It may have been the first night but each group was organized well enough ta.avoid Confttatimii,Before many4,weeks pass7a reaWskatirietskating:club should be formed. Russ Kerr of Bayfield works with the new equipment that will provide artificial ice in the Bayfield arena this year for the first time. The ice-making plant and renovations to the arena give the Bayfield area a first class arena. — photo by Eric Earl. What's new at Huronview? rszmimgym==fswAmmalm553tmtfsgmumtgTogilosyz,smoviiiwsn- g • g TO THE PEOPLE OF BAYFIELD MANY THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT Season's Greetings FRANK (MAC) McFADDEN 9011.1 f Ws more convenient 1:Mt:Waft .stisslosAT:gwxyggswmrssAawswsymwtmtvigsmassrimzssasztal Mather Koyer, Mrs. Chas, Bosman, Mrs. Glen Sellers, readings by Mrs. James Armstrong, several numbers of Ross Mann with, violin and mouth organ. The residents celebrating birthdays in December each received a gift from the Institute. Birthday cake, cookies and tea were served to over 100 residents. The residents were entertained at theirlamily night with a variety program provided by Adam Wilson, violin, Watson Webster, mouth organ accompanied by Ruby Webster on the piano. Albert Craig played several number on his guitar and sang some, old songs with the residents joining in. Jim Medd contributed a number of songs including a favorite of everyone's "The Auctioneer Song". Winners at last Friday's Bingo included Mrs. Leyburne, Mrs. Nickerson, Mrs. Rutledge, Miss Helen Fischer, Jerry Collins, and Joe McGrath. The weekly dance on Monday, was celebrated as usual, in the auditorium with the Huronview orchestra supplying the music and Jim Barrie calling the dances. It started with a wheelchair waltz, a favourite of those who could not walk, followed by waltzes and two-steps, heel and toe polkas, a rye waltz, French minuet with wheelchair two stefs.,androthers -mixed in Hokey Pokey dance with Jan Bylsma couple of tunes on the violin, also Bert Finlay of Goderich accompanied by his wife at the piano played two or three dances. Tea and cookies topped it off. A visitor (of which there are more at every dance) said, "You have the best old time orchestra I have ever heard". The Bl uevale Women's Institute were in charge of the December birthday party held in the auditorium on Wednesday December 2, 1970. The program included vocal numbers by Mrs. CLINTON MERCHANTS Constance to shop in CLINTON WANT TO MAKE Carman Scarrow, Jim, John and Doug. 0 for you There's A CASH PRIZE IT A "GRAND" CHRISTMAS 1000 GOING TO A CLINTON SHOPPER ON DECEMBER 24th Draw Winners Last Week: TURKEY WINNERS $25.00 CASH PRIZE WINNERS Dec. 1st — Mrs. M. Wilson RR 2, Clinton Dec. 2nd — Mrs. Lloyd Cooper Kippen Dec. 3rd — W. G. Avery RR 3, Clinton Dec. 4th — Mrs. David Middleton RR 4, Clinton Dec. 5th — Paul Eddy RR 1 Dungannon Dec. 7th — Mrs. Betty Bakker Box 315, Londesboro Dec. 5— Mrs. Jean Koetsier RR 3, Clinton Dec. 5 — Mrs. John Wild RR 3, Bayfield Dec. 5 — Mrs. Wm. Townsend RR 2, Bayfield Dec. 5 — Brenda Priestap 20 Dunlop St., Clinton FRANK McFADDEN McFadden, leads Bayfield poll Monday was election day in Bayfield and 238 voters turned out to elect four councillors who will look after our interests for the next two years. The results were as follows: Frank McFadden, 172 votes; Donald Warner, 161 votes; Reginald York, 125 votes; Rev. Donald Beck, 113 votes; Herbert Bridle, 109 votes; H. Ted Gozzard, 52 votes. Council for the next term will consist of Reeve E. W. Oddleifson, who was acclaimed to the position and Councillors F. E. McFadden, D. Warner, R. York and Rev. Don Beck. BY MARY McILWAIN Mr. and Mrs. Gary Jewitt and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Preszcator visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Glew of Dorchester. Mr. Jim Medd spent Saturday at Glen Huron. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thompson and Ricki of Goderich visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Thompson and Joan. Master Billy Preszcator spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Pfaff and family of Crediton. Miss Debbie Preszcator spent the weekend with her grandmother Mrs. Ella Jewitt and boys. Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Sam McClure and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson McClure, Bryan and Clayton. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Riehl, Jackie, Kim, and Shelley of Huron Park were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Riley and family. Mrs. Don Keyes, Sandy and Beth of Point Edward visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. FREE COUPON with every sl PURCHASE GREAT PRIZES - ENTRY COUPONS AVAILABLE AT MOST CLINTON STORES SANTA CENTRE IS OPEN DEC. 10 — 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. DEC, 11 — 2 p.rn. to 4 p.m, and 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. DEC. 12 7. 9:30 a.m: to 11:30 a.m, and 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. DEC. p.m. DEC. 18 — 2 p,m. to 4 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. DEC. 19 — 9:36 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and 2 pml, to 4 p.m), SHOP at: SMITH'S Clinton FOR NAME BRAND TOYS. GAMES CHINA . CARDS . ALUMINUM WARE . WALLETS AND PURSES AL. ALAI ItT STREET CLINTON 482-9766 Jost ON .1 ths Nye Ihrtefits V1517 SANTA CLAUS "SANTA'r CENTRE" in fho For Shoo Store Garrott THE POSTER FINALIST OF THE AREA PUBLIC SCHOOLS tner "POSTER CONTEST" WILL BE ON DISPLAY AT SANTA'S CENTRE.