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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1966-05-12, Page 81 ? / X ■4 Page 8—Clinton News-Record—Thurs., May 12, 1966 A compliment is the clause that Refreshes,BRUCEFIELD * GIANT RUMMAGE SALE Clinton Council Chambers SATURDAY. MAY J4 1:30 to 3:30 p m. RCAF WtA. 19b- r ) I MRS. K F. BERRY Phone 482-7572! Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles BneL ling, Brucefield, were- -'tiieir daughter, Mrs. Charles Kovacs, niece and nephew, Thelma and Donald Snelling, all of Port Col borne; Mi’s. Mary Ccawford and her daughter, Mrs. .'Ray. Israel, Kitchener; also a niece, Mrs. jack Kirkoonnell, Edmon­ ton, Alta. 'They attended 'tee funeral in Clinton of the l^ite Jack Crawford, B,C , *4 /BUS TENDER To transport approximately 560 students to the New Central School at Brucefield from the Village of . Bayfield, Townships j of Stanley and Tuckersmith. To commence January 2, 1967 until June-30, 1968, with-an additional year to June 1969. , For further information contact Vern Alder­ dice, RR 2, Kippen. . Tenders to be in the hands of the secretary­ treasurer by' June 7, 1966. HURON COUNTY SCHOOL AREA Nd. 1 Jaek Caldwell, Sec.-Treas. Box 176, Hensail' 1 s BEAUTIFUL BREEZY t 1 , By BELLCHAMBER n a vir i it i nJuP dflib I. JT M JEf: Jm JmJP L PERSONAL ITEMS • CHURCH NEWS g CLUB ACTIVITIES g Correspondent: AUDREY BELLCHAMBER —Phone Subscriptions,-, Classified Advs., Display Advs. and Job all accepted by the Bayfield correspondent V ■ .1...!.... I.. •»■*,■■.■■■■■■;** »*** ,.*!■■** r»" Mitts,- Spencer Ervine, and. daughter, Mary Elizabeth of Bayfield and Wayne Dupee of Clinton ’ spent Mother’s • Day With Mto. Eryine’s sister, Mtig. ■Earl Strong and family, Ark­ wright, Dr, and Mrs. R, G. Hunter, Miss Sally Bctli Hunter and Mrs. C, Rogei’s, Toronto, were at their home here over the weekend. '■ ■ Mrs. - David Dewar was a patient -in.- Clinton Public Hos­ pital from Wednesday fo Sajt- urday. Mrs. . Clinton Public Hospital- the ■first of the week tp undergo surgery, ; ' •Cpl., Lloyd Westlake, OPP, Mrs,! Westlake, Ricky, Cather­ ine Ann and Paul, -Kitchener, spent Mother's, Day’ With her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Maicon} Toons, Charlie Scotchmer is a patient in Clinton Public Hos­ pital-. ' > ■' , Mr. and Mrs, E. R. Weston, Goderich, and'son Clay top and Mrls. Weston, Chicago, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Malcom Toms' on Saturday. Mrs. J. MacKehzie went to London on Saturday to visit her husband who is a patient in Westminster Hospital. Mrs. W. R. Elliott Was in Kiitehener from Friday to Sun­ day. Her son John, two grand­ children, Nancy and Jimmy and Mrs, Kreuger accompanied ■■ .........———I Fred Hulls - entered - - -- ' ■ •'2. 1 Ryerson Graduate FRED McCLYMONT Phone 48^214 VILLAGE HAPPENINGS Bayfield 38 Printing faye,. MT. and Mrs. William Bilik grim iand family pf New Ham­ burg were with tiiseui* parents Mr. and Mfs. Charles pilgrim, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Reid and family, Wallacoburg, were at them home on Parr Line for the weekend. Miss Shirley Johnston, nurse ip training pt Sarnia General Hospital, and Miss Joyce Hay- ter, nurse in training at Wood- stock General, were at their respective homes for the week­ end. The May meeting pf the Upi'ted Church Women will be held in the church on Thursday evening of this week. The Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper will be administered next Sunday in the United Church. Mh and Mrs. Donald Barker, Ruth, Lome, and Glenn of King City visited over the weekend at the home of Mr, and Mie, Frpd McClymont. The young people of the United * Church are putting on a variety concert next Monday, May 16, in the township hail. Mr. and Mrs. Bob McCly­ mont and Miiichae'l visited friends on-Sunday last at Clin­ ton and Varna. Mr, and Mrs. Lee McConnel spent Sunday in London with Mr, and Mrs. Cliff Talbot and family. Mrs. George L. Reid accom­ panied Warrant Officer and Mrs. W. A, Reid to Toronto Friday where they attended the graduation of their son, Wayne W. Reid, at Ryerson Polytech- nieal Institute as a * Chemical Technologist, After a brief va­ cation in Vidtori'a, B.C., Wayne will go to Ottawa where he ■has accepted a position with the Dept, of Health and Wei- ... .............../ Mrs. Harry Balter from Friday to Monday. Also with the Bakers over the weekend were their son-in-law and youngest diapghter,. Mr, and Mrs. Chris Klaudi1 and son Albert, Wood- stock. Mr. and Mrs. J., Pounder, Johnny, Cathy and Mary Beth, Chatham, spent the Mother's Day weekend .with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Scotehmer. Sudden Pucldng Russell Kerr who is working .with the'Department of Public Works, sounding in Grand Bend Hafbour got a sudden duelling ip too chilly waters on Monday afternoon. He was standing on the dock when a speed boat from the Marina shot up the river, caught the line and pulled Mr. Kerr into the water. The Gov­ ernment boat was standing close ,by . and the men pulled him out. They werle almost through for the day. One of the dredge operators took him to his living, quarters aboard the dredge where he got warm and was given a change of dry clothing before coming homie, i—— — 1" '—■■■■ i-i Saturday. It was a reunion of cousins, some of whom hadn't seen each other for 30 yeans, Mr, and Mrs, Stuart .Stur­ geon and family, Hespeler; Mr- and.Mrs, Frank Anderson and family, Science Hill; Mr. and Mrs, Dennis Bisbaek, Clinton, spent Mother’s Day with their parents, Mi-, and Mrs. E. J, sturgeon. William Sturgeon arid daughter," Mrs*. J, Crpick- shank, Holmesville, also visited his brother and family. Dr, and Mi’s, D. Moore . C. Hislop and two daughters*, Julie and Laura, Royal Oak, Mich., visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elliott to the village to spend Sunday with her, Carl McAuley. and' ■ family, Rexdale, were at their cottage for the weekend. The Rev. Capon' and Mrs, F. H. Pauli who spent April ■ on the west coast after having been in Brantford for the.win­ ter are < in residence ait “Cam- bourne House,”. Mrs, H. B, Scudamore, Rexdale, is their guest, ' Mr. and Mrs; Ted Hutclunspp and family, Woodstock, were at their cottage for the week­ end. Mrs. E. A. Featherston who hlas been ‘a patient in Clinton hospital for several, weeks re­ turned home on Friday. Her daughter, Mrs- Keith Leonard who was; here for the weekend took her to her home in Willow­ dale on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lar­ son and' Karen, London, spent Sunday With his mother, Mrs. R, J. Lafson. R. J. Larson was taken to Clinton Public Hospital on Sat­ urday at midnight, where he is a patient. Mr. and' Mrs. -Ervin Hintz and daughter, Waterloo, occu­ pied. their cottage over the weekend. Mr. and’ Mrs. J- R- R. Wil- lock, Cathie, Ainslee and Doug­ las, Toronto* were at their cot­ tage Saturday to Sunday,1 Mr. and Mils. Keith PrusS, Janice and Charlie, London, came on Friday for the Mother’s Day weekend with ■ her mother, Mrs. J. H. Parker, Mr. tend Mrs. Keith Brandon, Gary, Brian and Shirley, Strat­ ford, were at their home on Keith Crescent over the week­ end. Miss Ethel Blair, Toronto', was home over the weekend. George Lindsay, ' Toronto, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Lindsay.Dr. and Mrs. William A. Till­ man and family. London, spent the weekend at their cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kerr visited cousins in Forest on Great Ontario Adventure Vacations Tuckersmith Ladies Hold Meeting The May meeting of Tuck­ ersmith at the Kassies Mervyn The roll 14 members and six visitors. The gueSts were “The Happy Workers Club” of Seaforth Road. A letter was received book­ ing a date for a tour of Ontario Hospital, Goderich, for Novem­ ber 1. Miss Roba D’oiig, Sea­ forth, gave a historical talk on “The American Negro". Eileen Townsend and Mickey Nott conducted two games* and the meeting closed with the Home­ maker’s Prayer and lunch. -----:-------O----------- Go-Go Accents Hold Final Meeting The seventh and last meet­ ing of the Clinton Go-Go Ac­ cents’ was held at the home of Mrs, Keith Tyndall on Tuesday, May 10. Roll call was answered by nine members, who learned how to wear their accessories properly. Achievement day is Saturday, June 25 at Auburn; Ladies Club was held home of Mrs. John with president Mrs, Falconer in charge, call, was answered by Great salesmanship (is a lot of little Sales put together.. ................. . ■ -------> / 19-20b / 1. Residents of the Village of Bayfield are re­ minded that your pet dog may be a nuisance to your neighbour—causing additional expense • and labour in keeping yardsxand gardens. For this rea­ son a by-law was drawn up to regulate the keep­ ing of dogs —- pertinent paragraphs of. this by­ law are listed below. Your co-operation is necessary since those residents without dogs and those with dogs kept confined to the property are entitled to . the protection of this by-law. 2. 3. •The word “Owner” of a dog includes any person who ■possesses or harbours a dog and every person who is assessed as the owner or tenant of any land and who is in occupation thereof shall be deemed to be the owner of every .dog which is habitually kept upon the premises for which he is assessed although such. dog,, is owned by some other person. ’ •, No owner of' any dog shall 'allow the same to fun at large at any time during the entire year within the Village of Bayfield on an y highway' or public,'; place. . Any person.- convicted of a breach .of the provisions of .•this by-law shall he guilty of an, offence and shall be . liable upon conviction to a penalty not exceeding the,, sum of $50.00 exclusive of costs and-such penalty shall' ' be recoverable junder the provisions of the Summary ■Convictions Act. / WAYNE W. REID Recently received his dip­ loma in Chemical Technology from Ryerson. Poly technical Institute. The son of WO and Mrs.* W. A. Reid, CFB Clin- . ton, and a grandson off Mrs. George L. .Reid, Varna, Wayne graduated from' CHSS in 1963. After a brief trip to Victoria, B.C., he has accept­ ed a position in the Research and Engineering Division of •the Department of Health and Welfare Jin Ottawa. COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE OF BAYFIELD. ha V ? WE SPECIALIZE IN ELECTRIC AND HYDRONIC HEATING, PLUMBING AND WIRING. • You receive double assurance when you buy Coleman! You can be certain you are getting the very best buy for your family health and comfort . . . and you have positive proof—right in your hands —that Coleman and its Dealers will stand behind the product they sell! By arrangement with one of Canada’s foremost insurance underwriters, every Coleman home heating unit, central air conditioner add Water heater is backed by a $1000 BONDED WARRANTY. Bond OIL and GAS FURNACES Exclusive Coleman V. £lkl£CDirU*C SALES & SERVICE UINUEKIin 3 limited 57 Albert Street — CLINTON — Phdne 482-9634CLINTON ' •'t * rZdzci/ R. WoodsJ Lucy, Carl and Erma with their guests, Mrs, H. B. Scudamore*, Canon and Mr's. F. H. Pauill, sat around the dining room table one night last week talking of birds. - Mr. started, the conversation by telling of his pet red­ breasted nut hatch, lighting on the board above the stable door when he opened it, and quite obviously invited him to replenish the supply of suet in the feeder. Carl also told of seeing a wren on May 3 which he thought might be a house wren, but more likely a winter wren judging by its colour and tail. Mrs*. J. E. Howard confirmed the latter opinion. ' Mrs. Scudamore has been feeding birds and enjoying them in the winter. for several years at Rexdale. She re­ cently returned -frOm a trip to Jamaica. t At the hotel' where She stayed1 at Montego Bay, the garden was lovely with roses, Bougainvillea andi Hibiscus1. Flitting about amongst the flowers and shrubbery were saf- . Iron sparrows — saffron in colour with an orange tinge 'oh the head. They descendeddn Hpcks when the proprietor and members of his family put out rice on the -patio table. Also in tee garden all the time, were mocking‘birds . One day with friends, Mrs; Scudamore visited a bird s'anctuiary in the hills. They were given vials of water and honey, and sat very still holding this with their forefingers outstretched. Before they were tired of this position, scissor- tail hurpming birds came and perched on their forefingers and sipped the nectar out of the vial. It Is also known as a streamer tail or a Doctor bird, and is tee national bird of Jamaica. She also noted the Jamaica redteteast. It is a small grayish bird, washed in green, with orange ■ red bill, short wings and tail, commonly called a green tody. •John Crow or garbage bird as it is commonly called! there is similar to our turkey vulture. It performs a useful purpose as a scavenger in keeping tee land clean in Jamaica.' , Canon Pauli related experiences on. a mountain in the Olympic4 range while they were visiting in the 'State of Washington. Three Canada Jays flew about. It soon became evident that they were begging, Finally Miss Carrie Dixon took a soda biscuit out of her purse. The birds perched on •the''finger tips of their out-stretched hands to pick off the pieces of biscuit. , i - ■In a garden ’ in Tacoma where .they were gues.ts, they identified1 western birds common to the State of Washington and Province of British Columbia. These included the Rufus­ sided Towhee, Golden crowned’ sparrow, brown-headed cow -bird, Cassius Finch (like our Purple Finch only much less . colour). In Victoria quail wandered around the streets and they Saw the Oregon juncots. From the train on the way home, they identified coots’, Scoups and Blue herons on Harrison Lake in B.C. > ' • Anyone want a pair of pigeons? There is a femlale having a great problem as to where she’ll lay an egg. ' “Mr. came in from (the barn one day last week and re- ’ ported that there Were a couple of pigeons coq-ing in t,he. dtyiveshed. There was a hole cut in the gable end by boys who were tenants at “The Hut” fifty odd yeans ago. He got up and nailed a shelf there for them, smacking his laps ih anticipation of squabs; However, they didn’t return. And on second thought he decided to forego teat delicacy and , Save himself some work in cleaning tip in tee shed, so he nailed a board over the hole! Next day *‘Mr.” learned that they were building a nests on a ledge under the verandah ‘roof at “Stonehaven”.,. A ' neighbour removed tee debris and put Stones up to prevent them budding again., ’ ■ . When the pair came back and saw the, disaster ’ which had befallen their homie-huilding efforfe, they wheeled and .. flew off. Later the hen was seen flying back and forth in . great excitement no doubt site was about to lay an egg and had' no nest hi Which’ to deposit it! ’ 7 Oh Sunday the pair wore seen sitting disconsolately oil the ridge of the bahn, roof at “The Hut’. They ate largo and dark gray in colour. No one knows from whence they came. ■ ’ Lucy Mt Sorry for the pair and suggested a dove-cot outside the barn, blit Oarl said the fdt black squilrels would steal the eggs. ,Mr. I-Iouse Wren is back but the Weather being what ait 'is, he is hot in sirgihg voice as’ yet, Carl spied him on May 6, pulling feathers, etc., Out of the box which he occupied last year. (The Downie Woodpecker enlarged the entrance and the sparrows took Up residence in it this year). A lone fehialO Evening Grosbeak hifo^ around the large feeding Station all ddy oh May 4, And over toe weekend there has been a pair of' White throat Sparrows feeding in the garden at “The Hut”. ’ ,>* FULLY RECONDITIONED UM Volkswagen Deluxe White, Red Interior. License No. E1749 62 Falcon C 65 Anglia Super 6, Stick. K M One Owner. Ideal 2nd Car. License No. E3075. License No. E3561. 61 Rambler 6, Stick, Sharp! License No. E4563. 61 Falcon Wagon |\ Compact Economy, Big Family Room. 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