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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1966-08-04, Page 6I Page .6-w<li|ita|i, ;Mews-Recard—Thurs., August 4, 1966 j. ...■ .. ‘ JU. I [J, .Ji.!.. ITO- j!,!1' I.!H!B'Ll'... ."J!.1'L.U!L. .................. y BEAUTIFUL, BREEZY ... ... By BELLCHAMBER BAYFIELD PERSONAL. ITEMS < CHURCH NEWS < CLUB ACTIVITIES > VILLAGE HAPPENINGS Correspondent: AUDREY BELLCHAMBER — Phone 565-2864, Bayfield Sub$pripfipnS/ Classified Advs, gnd Display Adys. qII accepted t»y the Bayfield correspondent, . Vacation Bible School Attracts 95 Students Vi iiiiii ,ij i.....,,,ij. ;.i..........I... ■«■■■■ Mr. and Mi’s. Clifford L. Tal­ bot, Lee, Danny and John are holidaying north of Bayfield,. ' Mrs. R. H.‘ F. Gairdn’er r'e-1 turned to her home on Main Street last »week after being a patient ip Clinton Hospital for many weeks. ' Mm. G, F. Heideman, Tor­ onto, is spending the summer at her lakeshore cottage. Her daughter, Miss Isabel Heideman joins her for the weekends. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Ervine, returned last week from a 10- day campling vacation at Sunset Point, Collingwood. Recent visitors .with Mr. land Mrs, .Russ Kerr, were Mr. and Mrs. Roy, Smith, and Mr. and Mirs, Lee Bissett from Petrolia. Kerry Tulley, Sarnia, is visit­ ing his cousin, Carl Humphries for two weeks. , Master Derek Grime of Guelph spent several days last week vacationing with his grandparents, Ma’, and Mrs. Gv Beitohamb’er. Mr, and Mrs. T. H. Anderson and family, London, are at their cottage for the summer. Recent visitors with them have been Mr. and Mirs, J. E. Haslam, Orangeville and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Switzer, Ottawa. Their - guests this week are their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert And'erS'on of Dart- .. mouth, Nova Scotia; Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Donnelly of Pink­ erton, and their son Michael Anderson accompanied1 by Mita Mary Mikula of Toronto. Miss Barbara Clift, Ottawa, is sipending the holiday weekend with her patents, Brig. and Mrs. F. A. Clift. Mr. and Mrs. Red McIntyre and their son Terry, Detroit, have been spending summers: in Jowetts Grove for the past four .. years. Terry who is an ardent fisherman recently caught a 24” pike while fishing at the Bay field Gravel Pits. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lance and family, -Ttoy, Michigan, were at their Howard Street cottage from' Friday ’til Sun­ day. Overheard on Main Street on Carnival night as the many horses and ponies came into view — “Well they can’t call Bayfield a one horse town any­ more”! Miss Barbara Turner, Lon­ don, Was With her parents', Mr. and Mrs. Grant Turner, for the ■ weekend. , Miss Gayle Turner lis' on a MIDDLETON Mr, and Mrs. Alan White, Pamela, David and Carol, Ot­ tawa,vlisited last week with friends and relatives in the dis­ trict, while holidaying north of Bayfield. Mrs. Elmer Webster of Wand- S'or spent some days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Middleton. Attend Final Meet Mir. and Mrs; Joseph Sitorey attended the final big reunion , held at the Blyith Public and Continuation School last week­ end. On Sunday, home-corners at­ tended the church of their choice and then ait 3 o’clock met at the school to renew ‘ac­ quaintances. In ‘the evening, a non-denominational service was held. Mrs. Storey attended , -this school and! recalls memories of her teachers, Miss Warsell and Miss GOldt'horpe. f Do you really need money to make money? Over250,000 Canadians have found the answer Of course you do. But it doesn’t need to be much. Even 50c a day in an Investors Plan will multiply into thousands of dol­ lars in a few years 1 Investors is like a financial department store with a wide variety of excellent investment plans to fit any bud­ get. There are plans to help you accumulate a worthwhile sum of money, and lump sum plans to make your dollars grow. What­ ever your goal — whatever ypur means,’the Investors man has the plan to suit your needs. Join over 250,000 Canadians who are with Investors, the largest com­ pany of its kind in Canada, with assets of oyer $1 billion under administration. Get in touch with the Mail from Investors to­ day. The sooner you start, the sooner you’ll reach your own goal of financial security! W. G. "Bill" Campbell P.O. Box 659 SEAFORTH, ONT. Phone 527-0452 SYNDICATE LIMITED —— Or mail this coupon Natirid bHy/Vown i»ri............mi ii 11 iniiiiiiiiiiiii.ru' 'iiiiiiiii iw. week’s vacation ‘from Victoria Hospital, London, where she is & Reg. N. Assistant, Vacationing in ;the Jowett cottage area are:,Mr. and M^.. Ralph L. Hills and family, Osh- awa; Dr. and Mrs, T- Had\ven gmd family, Guelph; Mr. and Mrs. L. Higgins and family, Tprpnto; Mir/ and Mrs. D, Wooley and family, Dundas; Mr. and Mirs. Roger Cox, De­ troit; Mr. 'and Mrs. J, Clarry and family, Toronto; and Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Lanthier and family of London. Mrs. Robert Heath' spent three days in London last week visiting Mr, and Mrs., Paul Moss, Weekend visitors wiith Mir­ and Mrs. A. LeBeau were, Mr. and Mrs, A. McLaughlin at Oakville; Mr, and Mrs- Paul Moss, London and Fletcher Mc­ Laughlin, New York. Mir. and' Mrs. Robert Cluff, Lond'on, spent' .the holiday week­ end at their cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Evans Cameron, Scott, Bonnie and Joan are house guests of Mr. .and Mrs. James A. Cameron. Mir. and Mrs. John Marr of Simcoe, vis­ ited them on Saturday, and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McPherson, Nancy and Ian, Downs view, joined them for the weekend. A dinner party was held on Sun­ day to honour Jamies Cameron who was celebrating his 81st birthday; 25 members of his family were present. Guests -at the home1 of Mr. and Mrs; Q. N. Rivers last week and over the holiday were: Mrs. J. Sim, Miiss Isabel Sim and Mr. Donald Sim of Sitratfiord.; Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Rivers and fa­ mily and Mr. L. MUlls of Lon­ don; Mr. -and Mrs. Frank Rus­ ton of Mitchell; Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Wil'lS; Chatham, and Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Poulter and Mr; Monty Poulter of Ottawa. Mr. and Mrs. Allen NoiblSton qnd .Mrs; Harold Orr of Toronto were wekend visitors of Miss Mabel E. Hodgins at her cot­ tage, "Stonehaven”. Mr. Nobl- ston is associate editor of the Toronto Telegram. Miss Suzanne Weston, Royal Oak, Mich., accompanied by .Rick Rice, Ferndale, ''Mich., are holiidayiinig with. Miss Weston’s parents, Mr. and Mrs; Harold Weston for two weeks; Mr. and Mrs; Robert Mar­ shall and daughter Tracey Elizabeth of London, spent the holiday With Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weston. , Mr. and Mrs. Keith Pruss, Janice ‘and Charlie, London, are at their cottage for August. Mr. and Mrs. Pruss' whoi built their cottdge this summer on "Peggy Acres” have recently purchased an adjoining lot. Mr. land Mrs. Stephen Scotch- mer of Sarnia visited his par­ ents, Mr. and Mirs. A. F. Scotch- mer for the holiday weekend; Recent registrations at the Albion Hotel have been: Mrs. R. H. Wilmeth, her daughter, Frances, of Ottawa; Mrs. David Beltz and Lorraine of Strat­ ford ; Mrs. Don Richard's, and Gayle of Kintore; Mr. and Mr’s. W. G. Graham, London; Mir. and Mrs. Arden Smith, Win'd- and Mrs. Stephen D, Reunited HOLMESVILLE — The- an­ nual Trewartha-MacMath. pic­ nic was held July 20 in the old Holmesville school With an at­ tendance of 68. ' Races, under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Trewar­ tha were enjoyed followed by contests prepared by different members of' the group. A bountiful lunch.was served by the lunch committee w®th Don Collier as convener. President Elgin Cox con­ ducted the election for tire com­ ing year which resulted’ as fol­ lows: president, Mrs. Ross Tre­ wartha; vice-president, Everett McIlwain; secretary, Mrs... W. Norman; treasurer, Doug Nor­ man; sports convener; Mrs. Esther Wrighit; lunch convener, Mrs. Ewan Boss; Katz, Stephen, and .Jeremy of Toronto and their ■guest, Pierre Trepanir, Quebec City; Mr. ■and Mrs. L. Rush, Oregon, Ill.; Miss Katherine Stimac, DeitrO.it; M. C. Rydesky, West CaldWell, N. J.; and Mr. and Mrs. Tru'itt and daughter from Detroit, Canon H. M, Lang-Ford who has been .staying at the Albion Hotel for the past two weeks returned to his home 'in Kitchener on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bauer and' family, Kitchener, are occupy­ ing the Lorne Cook cottage for the month of August. Miss Laura Woodley, Mon­ treal, and Miss June Nielson, Toronto, are guests of Mrs, William. Metcalf. David Dewar, Toronto, spent the long weekend1 with his mother, Mrs. D. Dewar. Mr, and Mrs. Roger Corri­ veau and family returned to Ohamley, Quebec on Friday after having spent two weeks With the lady’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John PearsOn. Mr, and Mrs. G. A. Murray had their daughters; Mr§; Haise of Toronto, and Mrs. Ball .and family, Oakville, as guests for the weekend, Mr, and Mrs. G. Koster and family, Hamilton, spent weekend with Mr. and Petei* Murray. Miss Heather Ferguson her father, J. Ferguson, Miss Ruth North, Toronto', were at the family’,, cottage for the wekend. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shierritt are spending a few days in Lon­ don. Professor R. K. E. -and Mrs. Pemberton and family, Lond'on, Were at their cottage for the weekend. Mrs. R. B. Johnston returned on Thursday last from a three week tour- of the Maritimes, where she visited, New Bruns­ wick,.. Nova Scotia and'Prince Edward Island. Douglas Willocll,- son of Mr. and Mrs; J. R. R. Willock, left at the weekend for Camp Huron- tario, near Parry Sound, (where he will spend the month of August. His sister Cathie who had spent, the past three weeks visiting her aunt, Mrs; M. D. B. King, Vancouver, returned home on’ Saturday, as did Ains- lie Who1 had spent July at Lake Wawaskesh, Visiting a cousin, Mrs. R. D. Johnston. Misses Monica and Karen Gemeinhardt returned on Fri­ day from Toronto where they ■had spent the past two weeks visiting their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Knight. Brownies Karen Brandon and Lorilie McClinchey, received their Junior Religion -and Life emblems from Mr. D. Beck at the regular morning service at St. Andrew’s United Church on Sunday. Mr. and'Mrs. Gilbert Knight, Toronto, were at 'their Louisa St. cottage for the holiday, and were joined by their daughter and family, Mr. 'and Mrs. Art Latimer, Gil, Bill .and Christie, and Mr. and Mrs. Harv Shep­ pard, tall of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. William Foote, St.- Thomas; Mrs. Jack Varey and Mrs. .Victoria Parker, both of Port Stanley, visited Coun­ cillor and Mrs. Jack Sturgeon on Monday. Mrs. Horace Parsons, of Bris­ tol, England, has been a guest of her cousin, Miss Phyllis Ad­ ams, “Primrose Cottage”. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence son and Karen visited his ends, Mr. ’ and Mrs. R. J. son on Sunday. Jimmy Rowise who had. visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. L; B. Smith for sever­ al weeks, returned to his home in Welland on Monday, with -his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Rowse who had joined them for the weekend. Miss Minnie Robinson is a summer guest of ;Miss Phyllis Adams at "Primrose Cottage”. 'Mrs. Woodham, London, was a guest of Mrs. S. Bryant from Wednesday until Monday. Mrs. George Little had her nephew, OPP Constable Wil­ liam < Johnston and Mrs. John- 'ston as over-night guests on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. John Elliott, Jimmy, Nancy and Susan, Kit­ chener, and Mr. and Mrs. Ar- ..........‘........................................................... ,,L............... ‘..>. thru? Fryer, Stratford, spent Sunday with Mr& W, R. Elliott. Mrs. Tom Dillon of New York, and her children, Tom, Stepheh, Chris and Margaret, are holi­ daying with- Mrs. Dillon’s mor ther, Mrs. E. J. Bauer.Staying at their . lakeshore cottages areii Mr. and Mrs. Mar- tip * Andrews, London; Mrs. Charlie Guest and David, Whit­ by; Mr. and Mrs. Ervine Heintz and daughter, Waterloo; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Erb and family, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hendrick and family, all of Birmingham, Mich.' the Mrs. and and Lar- par- Lar- BAYFIELD — Members1 of the congregation and the Board of Management . gathered in Trinity Anglican Church on Sunday evening to hear an organ recital given by Leonard Burt of Heintzman Company, London. Rev. E. J. B. Harrison in­ troduced Mr. Burt, who demon­ strated the versatility of a Hammond Electric organ by playing some' well-known church music, including Christmas car­ ols, Ave Maria by Schubert, also the Bach-Gounod arrange­ ment, and Ketelby’s, "In a mon­ astery garden”. • Mrs. J. B. Higgins sang “Bless this House”, accompanied by Mr. Burt on the organ. Aftei’ the redital, the Rector presided at a Board of Manage­ ment meeting at which it Was decided to authorize the pur­ chase of an organ of the type demonstrated.-----------o----------- Bridal Shower For Joan Weir At Knox, Auburn AUBURN — Miss Joan Weir of London was guest of honour for a bridal shower last Friday evening lin the1 Sunday school room of the Knox Presbyterian Church here. The room was decorated for the occasion and a white arch entwined with flowers made a pretty setting for the chair for, the guest of honour. The guests, were welcomed by Miss Laura Phillips and Mrs. Kenneth .Scott Was the chair­ man for the program. Miss Margaret Haines presid­ ed for a contest which was an­ swered by names of flowers. It was the story of Joan’s romance. The winners were Mrs. Oliver Anderson and 'Miss Bernice Mc­ Dougall. A reading by Mrs. Mary Bore, a solo, by Nancy Anderson ac­ companied by Miss B'ernice1 Mc­ Dougall and a contest conduct­ ed by Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson with winners Miss Margaret R. Jackson and Mrs. Duncan Mac­ Kay completed the entertain­ ment. Mrs. Robert J. Phillips pin­ ned a lovely corsage on Miss Weir and Mrs. Eleanor Brad­ nock read an address of poetry composed by Mrs. Oliver Ander­ son. Many gifts were carried by Margaret Haines, Bernice Mc­ Dougall, Nancy Anderson and Sharon Collins. Assisting the bride-elect to open her gifts was Miss Melba Stales of Goderich. Joan .thank­ ed her friends for ttielir gifts.. /—............... 111 BAYFIELD The Daily Vacation Bible School held a very successful session frqm July 4-15 with 95 children at- tending. , Classes were held in Bayfield Baptist Church and the LOL Hall, The -theme carried out in the, various classes was ^Sowing and’ Reaping”. Beginners (4-5-6 years): Jerry Bell, Jimmy Bell, Terry Blok, Steven Chandler, Plplip Cook, Kevin Faber, Sherri Freeman, Peter Payne; Collefen Handley, Lori. Hutch­ ings, pebble Gridzak, Bonnie Makins, Kathy McFadden, Johnny McLeod, Kathy Merner, Dennis Merner; ■ • Chris Mullinan, Elizabeth Mullihlan, Randy Robinson, Kel­ vin Switzer, Stephen Telford, Tommy Telford; Leader and assistants, Shirley Keys, Della Lou Ferguson, Del­ la Ann Dykeman. Primary (6-8 years): Shirley Brandon, Patrick Brandon, Blair Brandon, Keith ■ Bell, Cathy Bell, Peggy Beach, , John Brown, Brian Chandler; Debate Curran, Sharon. Du- pee, Jennifer Dickson, Donna Gridzak, Karen Gemeinhardt, Larry Heard, Patti Lynn Greer, Larry Hutchins; James Kelly, David Keys, Shirley McFadden, Valerie Mer­ ner, Jimmy Mackie, Marvin Merner, Donny McLeod, Dawn McLeod; Jeffery Maymian, Philip Os­ born, Lori Peck, Mary Beth Pounder, Steven Talbot, Connie •Talbot, Brenda Talbot; Paul Westlake, Danny Wil­ kinson.----------,------------f---------- - Leader, Kathleen Cleave; as­ sistants, Louise Talbot and Marilyn. Faber, ,• Juniors and teens (9-15 years): Dinah BJok, Brian Brandon, Karen Brandon, Gary Brandon, Virginia Dickson, Jackie Duckworth, Susan Duck­ worth. Jane Eendenburg; Lpibenda Harper, Douglas Keys, Bpenda Makins, Mary McFadden, -Lea Ann McLeod, Lorilie McCliinchey, Patricia Payne, John Pounder; James Shewitt, David Swit­ zer*, Harry Talbbt, Debbie Tur­ ner, Catherine Ann. Westlake, Barry Cleave, Hiarvey Cleave, Marilyn Cleave; Joan Davis, Judy Davis, Gayle Fteh'er, Wendy Greer, Brenda Keys, Elva Keys, Qartol Mac- Ewen, Cathy MacEwen; Gaye Mero, Laura Lee Mere, Paul Payne, Cathy Pounder, Jim Sage, Linda Sparks, Max­ ine Switzer and Sandra Telford. Leader, Pastor B. H. Eaton; assistants, Mrs. Eaton, Mrs. Nicholls and Mrs. Freeman. . Mrs. John Keys was in charge of the "Cookie Break”, Bayfield 4-H Dairy Club To Meet Bayfield 4^ Daily Club wall meet Wednesday, August 10 at the farm of Fred Vodden, LP't 25, Con. 17 of Goderich Town­ ship. Membei’s are asked to con­ vene at 8:30 p.m. Use Classified Ads, For Quick Results Wedding Pictures JERVIS STUDIO Phone 482-7006 ..........'"""" ..........I'...'I...,............ ........ ............ Clinton Memorial Shop T, PRYDE and SON CLINTON — EXETER SEAFORTH Open Every Afternoon Local Representative A. W. STEEP — 482-6642 Hears Letter BELTONE HEARING First Friday of Each Month AID SERVICE CENTRE Friday, August 5 From 1:00 to 3:00 p<m, HOTEL CLINTON Sponsored by Newcombe's Drug Store Phone for Free Home Appointment SERVICE TO ALL MAKES OF HEARING AIDS E. R. THEDE HEARING AID SERVICE 88 Queen St. S. Kitchener I HOLMESVILLE MRS. LLOYD BOND Phone 482-3210 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald 'Mac- Lachlan of HawkeSbury, Ont., mer’s aunt, >Mrs. J. B. Mac- spent a few days with the for- Math. , David McCullough left last week for Vancouver, B.C. to visit his sister, Mrs. Frances Husted. .Mrs; David Williams, Chris and Sandy, St. Marys, are visit­ ing the lady’s1 parents, Mr. and ws. Frank Yeo. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. William Norman during th’e Weekend were. ' Mir.. and Mrs. Herb Hinz, New Hamburg, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Norman and daughters, Parkhill, and Ross ElMott of Toronto. The regular church services will be resumed on August 7 at 9:45 a.m. with Rev. Dr. Mowatt in the pulpit. .Mr. and Mrs. Archie Jones and family moved this, week to I their new home at Kitchener. . , v.Misses Teresa and Debbie Pipe have returned home to London after spending a few days with their grandparents, Mr. and Mirs. Harry Williams and also a few days with rela­ tives in Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams spent the holiday weekend as .guests at Stokes Bay on the Bruce Peninsula. Mrs. Mickelson and her granddaughter Carole, Weber returned on Thursday from a ■two 'week visit. to the lady’s mother at Victoria, B.C.--------—0----------- 4-H'ers Study AUBURN — The July meet­ ing cf St. ’ Mark’s Guild was held at the. home of1 Mrs, George Schneider. '. • Th:e hostess opened the meet-' ing and the .scripture lesson was read by Mrs. Ed. Davies. Prayers were led by Mrs. Tom Haggiitt. ' *. Mrs. John Daet gave the mis­ sionary ■ theme, "Life on the Marino Islands. A quartette with Wendy Schneider; Cathy ■ Schneider, Nancy Lapp and Diane Kirk- conneill sang and Rev. Paken- ham read an interesting letter from Rev. R. Locke, relator at Fort George, an Anglican mis­ sion on James 'Bay. The Seneider sisters conduct­ ed a contest. President, Mrs’. Qrval MoPhee conducted the business 'assisted by the secre­ tary, Mrs. John Daer and Mrs: Andrew Kirkconnel’l, treasurer. Letters of thanks were -.read and plans were made for the August meeting which will be1 held lin the home of Mrs. Lloyd Humphreys at Dublin. Roll call was answered by a Bible verse containing the Word "Trinity”. The apron was passed and each member deposited 25 cents for the Budget. ■ . - Lunch was served by Mrs. Schneider and her daughters and a successful auction was held. LAKEVIEW CASINO Grand Bend FRIDAY w SATURDAY - \\ 4-H.AUBURN — The Blyth Daily Calf Club held its regu­ lar meeting at the home ■ of Peter de Groot* with a good at­ tendance. The vfee-president, Douglas Howatt was in charge of the1 meeting. Definitions of feeding terms were explained as were classifications and pre­ paration by Ivan Howatt. David Inglis, assistant agri­ cultural representative explain­ ed each sample. Members were 'asked to Identify each and an­ swered a quiz. AUG. 6th n SUNDAY — AUG. 7th "The Chosen Few" BUYING WHEAT — OATS — BARLEY MIXED GRAIN FLAX — BEANS — CORN ■ AT COMPETITIVE PRICES Excellent Unloading Facilities I 1.0 P NOTCH'- | TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED I Phone 527-1910 Seaforth JV, $906.00 SNOWBALL MUST BE WON IN 54 NUMBERS OR UNDER CLINTON BINGO EVERY SECOND MONDAY CLINTON LIONS ARENA — 9 p.m. D.S.T. 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