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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1966-05-19, Page 8Page 8—-Clinton Nws~Re$<*r$L-wThurs,, May 19, 1966 .....!■...--ta.. BEAUTIFUL BREEZY , , , . , , By BELLCHAMBER jk WJI W W T>DA > .BXtwAJr PERSONAL ITEMS • CHURCH NEWS • CLUB ACTIVITIES • VILLAGE HAPPENINGS Correspondent: AUDREY BELLCHAMBER — Phone Bayfield 38 Subscriptions, Classified Advs., Displqy Adys. and Job Printing oil accepted by the Bayfield correspondent Mr. and Mrs. John Lindsay, W. Leslie Elliott were in Mt. CQemens, Mich., on Sunday and Monday owing; to the death of the latter’s sister, Mrs, Henry Miller. Miss Heather Ferguson end Miss Ruth, London, occupied their cottage over the weekend, Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Mayman were Mr. and Mrs, H, Dean, Mrs. M, Heard, London, and Mr, and Mrs. R< Heard, Toronto. Bayfield Fire Department an- swened a call to the home of Harry Baker, on Main Street East, on Thursday about 2 pjpi. They had a chimney fire under control quickly. Mrs. F. J. Bechely, Seaforth, spent Saturday and Sunday at (her cottage. Mr. and Mhs. Harold Ed­ wards, London, viisited Mr. and Mrs. John Pearson from Satur­ day to Sunday evening. They are Mrs. Milton. Pearson’s parents. Miss .Shirley Sylvester, Blytli, was the guest of Mrs, John Pearson on Sunday. Mrs. Nelson McCoadcey, Lon­ don, was. ait her home here for the weekend. Mr, and Mrs. Charley Parker, Scarbora, visited his mother, Mrs. J. H. Parlrer over the weekend'. I Mrs. H. B. Scudamore went to Goderich on Sunday where she is the guest of Mrs. Ber­ nard Munn. Mr, and Mrs. John Pearson and Dougie, London, ■' were at their cottage from Friday to Sunday. Mrs. Robert Garlbig, Peters­ burg, was the weekend guest of her sister, Mrs. Dan Warner and family. Mrs’. Robert Heath, Redwood City, California, arrived on Wednesday of last week to visit her sistfer,. Mrs. F. P, Arkelil and other relatives for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. O. McMurray, Toronto, were at their cottage for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Moss, Mr. and Mrs, Bob Cluff, London; W. and Mrs. Fletcher Mc­ Laughlin end baby daughter Meghan, spent the weekend with "their mother, Mrs. J. Cluff. Michael Scotchmer and Den­ nis Logan who leased' Casrne Drive-in from Messrs. Schram and Zeigler, owners, opened for business on Sunday. Mrs, R. M, Parker,. Montreal, Was the guest of Mrs; William. L. Metcalf from Friday to Sun­ day, R. J. Larson returned home from Clinton Public Hospital on Thursday evening and entered Victoria Hospital, London, Sat­ urday morning. ■Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kirk­ ham, London, spent the week­ end with her pau-ents, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Heard. Four Guides Enrolled At Bayfield Mother and Daughter Banquet BAYFIELD — A mother and daughter banquet arranged by the Local Association to Guides and Brownies was1 enjoyed in St. Andrew’s , United Church basement on 'May 10. Twenty-eight mothers each basement on lyjiay 10. B-A Home Heat Customer WINS BIG sponsored a guide or Brownie” (only one Guide was absent). The tables were done in blue anti yellow flowers and tapers, At the head table were: Miss Dorothy Ann McLeod,- Brown Owl;' Mrs. Don John­ ston, Tawny Owl, and Mrs. J. Chapman, Wise Owl, of the First Bayfield Brownie Pack; Miss Mary „ McMillen, Distkic1 Commissioner and Mrs. Bert McCreath, Division Commis­ sioner, Goderich; Mrs. Don Warner, Captain, First Bayfield Guides; (Mrs. G. G. Scotchmer, Lieutenant, was not able to at­ tend), and a special guest, Mrs. J. E. Howard. PRIZE! Mr, and Mrs. Wilber Keyes of RR 3 Seaforth, Ont., recently put their name in the Game, and won $500.00 worth of household appliances, including:- Electric Food Blender, Hair Dryer, Razors,. Shoe Shine Kit, etc., plus a Cash Bonus of $100.00. Presenting Mr. and Mrs. Keyes, left, with their prizes is Mr. E, W. Luttrell, B/A Representative, Mr. Wm. Middleton and Mr. Ralph Genttner, B/A Agent-Distributors, Exeter, Ontario. put your name in the game With every delivery of safe, dependable B-A Heating Oil to your home, you will receive an official entry for "B-A Musical 'Showcase"— J Canada’s most prized TV game show. You will have.a chance to win fabulous weekly prizes such as cars.., cash ... boats... trailers... trips... major appliances ahd furniture, plus an exciting Grand Prize worth thousands of dollars. Order B-A Home Heating Oil today! YOU CAN TURN IN TO WIN, TOO! Every purchase at a B-A Service Station (credit, Cash salps slip or reasonable facsimile) makes you eligible! Watch "B-A Musical Showcase" for winners and prize results. ARTHUR BROS. 122 Maitland Street GODERICH — 524-9232 MIDDLETON & GENTTNER Sanders Street EXETER -235-1411 E. MERKLEY Alfred Street WINGHAM — 357-3570 ihiiiii|M»iig|Miiiiiiiiiitiiniiiiiii iimn i iiWii^iii The toast to the mothers was given by Brownie Lorilie Mc- Clinchey, and Guide Cathy Mac­ Leod' expressed' thanks to' the LA and the Willing Workers group of United Church Women .who catered. District Cornmissiibner, Miss Mary McMillen enrolled Mary Lou Castle, Sfandra Telford, Louise MacVean and Debbie Turner into the First Bayfield Girl Guide Company. The Brownies put on a pup­ pet show on nursery rhymes which was very well done. They did all the work themselves in­ cluding a cleverly constructed train. The Guides and Brownies sang together “White Coral - Bells” and “Let us go Walk­ ing”. The affair closed with Brownie Taps and Guide Taps. ----------o----------- Bayfield Groups Hold Parties For Bride-to-be BAYFIELD—Trinity Church Guild arranged a party in the Parish Hall on Friday evening, May 13, for the ladies of the church. It was in honour of Mrs. J. Cluff, <a bride-elect. There were about 25 present. Prizes .for euchre went to: Mrs. G. N. Rivers,, high, and Mrs. J. H. Cluff, low score. Mrs. Cluff was asked to go to the front of the hall. Mrs. ..Fred Weston read an address wishing her every happiness and Mrs. R. J. Larson presented her with a ladies wardrobe case 'in white leather, from the ladies of the congregation. Mrs. Cluff expressed her thanks graciously. She is pre­ sident of the Chancel Guild, and had served as Vestry Clerk. Following the presentation, Trinity Guild members served . lunch, before a very happy even­ ing came to a close.m * * Mrs. James Hutchings “opened when she and Mrs. Alf F. Scotchmer were co-hostesses at a delightful miscellaneous show­ er for Mrs. J. H, Cluff. Twenty-five ladies, 'friends •from Goderich Township and Bayfield enjoyed Court Whist. Prizes went to Mrs. F. P. Ar­ kell, high; Mrs. Lloyd Etue, low. The bride’s chair was decor­ ated in pink and white, with streamers and white bells over­ head. Before lunoh, Mrs. Robert Welsh read an address and Mrs. Hutchings and Mrs. Scotchmer rpesented the bride-to-be with a- basket of gifts* Mrs. Cluff’s two daughters, Mrs. Paul Moss and Mrs. Flet­ cher McLaughlin, assisted in un­ wrapping the parcels. Mrs. Donald Sager and Marlene Scotchmer made a beautiful hat with the ribbons. ' Mrs. Cluff expressed her thanite and appreciation for the many beautiful gifts, in her us­ ual charming manner. -— __o_----1----- A DIFFERENT KIND OF elephant story Woman to salesman: “’I’Msi must be an old piano. The keys are so yellow1.” “Madame,” said the sales­ man, ’’the piano really isn’t old. It’s just that the elephant was a, heavy smokeri” For Quick Results. Use Classified Ads; Hensall's Own Lisa Hyde lsMCFLisa'\ HENSALL — The Little People who watch Miss Dofrothy’s Sunshine School on TV weekday mornings will have a surpriise m store for them on Wednesday, May 25 when little Lisa 'Hyde from Hensall is going to be on the show in person to belli the people there and television -audience and friends, some tilings about the disease Cys­ tic Fibrosis. (Liisa Jials1 been chosen by .the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation to be the “Lisa” child comparable with the “Timmy” for the crippled children’s campaign. There will be other child­ ren called "Lisa” in their own areas across Canada and the United States. It just so happens that for Western Ontario, our “Lisa” really has for her own first name Lisa. This was a happy coincidence; don’t you think? Lisa, four years of age, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hyde of Hensall. Agr. College Grad. BEV HILL Son of Mr. and' Mrs. Gordon Hill, RR 1 Varna, received his diploma in agri­ culture yesterday (May 18) at the University of Guelph, Bev. has taken up farming with his' father, and is -the fifth generation of Mrs. Hill's family (Reid) to carry on this tradition on the family farm. CZ/UCI/ R. Woodsi Cricket, the frisky not-so-young beagle of “Middlewood”, spent the weekend with Carl and Lucy. They picked her up in Hensall, and she was most anxious until she got past Zurich. Cricket knows the way to the Veterinary Surgeon’s office there, and it is a trip which she abhors. Then up by the Old Forge she stood up to view the familiar village terrain. (Cricket has a good time at “The Hut” because “Mr.” cannot resist the pleading in her soulful eyes, and so she ' gets many more calories than at home. Also she is allowed off (the leash and there are so many delightful scents to track down. But “Mr,.” has to keep an eye on her or she’d sneak off farther afield, when he isn’t looking, to hunt for garbage. One day she gave tongue. There was the neighbour’s pet cat sitting a-top a compost pide. u Cats - are one of Crickets special dislikes, but she knew better than to climb up on the heap (to dislodge pussy. Cricket likes flowers, too, and she has rambled in and • out among the hundreds of daffodils, and smelled the hya­ cinths along the edge of the bed. She discovered where the groundhop lay in the Red Em­ peror tulips outside the sun room window, and some other varieties just coming into bloom attracted her .attention, Lucy suspects- the rabbits have been having a nibble here and there which makes Cricket keen on the scent. Then she followed “Mr.” up and down the vegetable gar­ den .on Sunday, and wagged her tail in approval when he stopped to note beets, .carrots, salsify and radish breaking through — but no sign of lettuce! 'Mr.” didn’t plant his potatoes too early, but he thinks they should be up ere now. But not one was signalled by Cricket’s wagging tail. However, he is saved the task of cov­ ering them in anticipation of frost. Past the potatoes, over against the hedge, Cricket’s -tail operated like a pendulum when “Mr.” discovered some large white -English violets. A (friend in Windsor had sent Lucy plants last year and she was afraid that they might not win­ ter here. ■One day last week, Lucy watched the birds and black squirrels at the suet feeder. The fat black squirrel hung up­ side down with his beautiful bushy tail over top of the feeder. By dint of pushing his nose in as far as he could without actually skinning it on the wire, he managed to get hold of a bacon rind and pull it out. Up he went into .the willow ■tree from which hung the suet feeder, to enjoy ihis tid-bit. Then there are the starlings. “Mr.” marks up the win­ dows tapping on them, to frighten them off!. As soon as they ■go the Downie or Hairy Woodpecker, Red-breasted Nuthatch or .Chickadees come. But they aren’t there long before back come those starlings. They really get most of the fat. One day a Chickadee perched on ia branch quite close to Carl’s face and looked right in his eyes, beseeching him to do some­ thing about it. Last week the cat bird tried her bill at the feeder. And Lucy saw a pair of robins trying to get some meat 'in the cold dry weather. They couldn’t hang on, but flew up at the box, fluttering their wings like a helicopter to stay in front of it momentarily to peck something through the screen. .On Monday, Lucy’s spouse reported a Ruby-throated humming bird busy at the current blossoms behind the hedge. Ahd overhead flew la belted Kingfisher on his way to try his luck at the river. It reminded “Mr.” that he had not yet cast his hook and line into river or stream. I SAFE. **.EFFECTIVE. in SEEDLING ALFALFA, TREFOIL and for Control of problem weeds) in cereals, field Corn and pastareS An M&B Brand Agricultural prddltbt Order from ydur NIAGARA DEALER LONDESBORO MRS. BERT ALLEN Phpne 523-4570 Ltd. Clinton Phone 482-^9133 MAY & BAKER (CANADA) LIMITED Distributor* tot MAY A BAKER LTD., DAGENHAM, ENGLAND ♦Trad# Mark ol MW A B«k« LW. For further information ask your dealor for thd M&B 'Crop Protection' booklet Thp Berean Unit of the’ Unit­ ed Church Women met in the church parlour on Thursday. The president, Mrs. S.tan Lyon, opened with the devotional period. She took for Bible study, Matthew 8 stressing that “we decide jlf Miracles were wrought through Faith or Faith thro’ Miracles.” Interesting letters were read from Vena Lyon who has reach­ ed her destination in Nairobi East Africa, Mrs. Wood gave a paper on the Study .Book, Mbs. Ide Shob* brook led a discussion op money raising schemes of the church versus “Free Will giving”,, Roll call was answered with a verse of Scripture. Mrs. Lily Webster is .a pa­ tient jn Clinton Public Hospital. We hope after a few days rest, she will be up and about again. --------—o————„ In this modern age meh who die1 with their boots on usually have one of them on the ac­ celerator. To transport approximately 560 students to the New Central School at Brucefield from the Village of Bayfield, Townships 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 No. 1 Jack Caldwell, Sec.-Treas. , Box 176, Hensall 19-20b ................................ 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