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Page 8—-Clinton News-Record—Thurs., Sept, 29, 1966
BEAUTIFUL BREEZY , ,, , , By BELLCHAMBER
BAYFIELD
PERSONAL ITEMS • CHURCH NEWS • CLUB ACTIVITIES • VILLAGE
Correspondent: AUDREY BELLCHAMBER — Phone 565-2864,
Subscriptions, Classified Advs, and Display Advs. .
■ all accepted by the Bayfield correspondent..
HAPPENINGS
Bayfield
Huron County Road System Study
And Overhaul Now Completed
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Mrs. L. D. Sackett of Cross-'
field, Alberta, spent Thursday
’til Saturday with her aunt and-
uncle, Mr. and Mi’s, John Pear
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sherritt
returned to London on Sunday,
after being at their Dow Street
cottage for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Pearson and
Doug, London, spent Friday ’til
Sunday at their cottage.
Mrs. George Hopson is a pa
tient in Clinton Public Hos
pital. >
Mr. and Mirs. J. Murray, Lon
don, were at their pottage for
the weekend.
Miss Heather Ferguson and
, Miss Ruth Hay, London, spent
last week at their cottage.
Miss Joyce Brubaker, Kitchr
ener, is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. William Rolfe.
’ Dr. and Mrs. William Tillman
and famlily, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Gregory and family , and Mr.
and Mrs. J. Beechie and child
ren, all of London, were at
Brownie Leaders
Mrs. D. Williams, president
of the Ladies Auxiliary to
Brownies in Clinton has in
formed the News-ReOord of a
, pressing
'leaders.
All mothers
Brownie age or any women in
terested in the Brownie organ
ization, are asked to attend a
special meeting at the Legion
Hall on Monday, October 3 at'
7:30 p.m.
Mrs. Williams reports thdt
unless . leaders can be secured
for the upcoming season, -there
. will be no Brownies in Clinton.
need for ■ J^rownie
of girls of
- BAYFIELD — On Sunday,
September 18, rally day ser
vices were observed in.St. And-,
rew’s United Church. Pins were
given to.children who had at
tended a total of 40, Sundays
out of the, 52.
Those receiving . pins’"were
•fifth year: Patricia'* Payne;
fourth ’ year: Michael Beck;
third year: Peggy Campbell,
1 ' Harry Talbot and Brian Beck;
second year: Sandra Cox and
David Renner; first year: Lor-
ilie McCflinchey, Billy Camp
bell, Jeffery Beck, Connie Tal
bot, Christopher Beck, Steven
Talbot, Ricky Penhale ' and
Laurie Peck; Kindergarten pins
were given to Faith Renner and
Susan Beck, after'Which Rev.
Beck addressed the children.
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Maitland Con. &
16th Goderich
MRS. BILL LOBB
Phone 482-3263
Members of the SS -4 Com
munity Club will meet at the
home, of Mrs. Walter Forbes
on Tuesday evening? October 4.
Roll call is to be answered
with items .to be donated' to
Ontario Hospital Goderich. Old
nylons, 1-lb. soda biscuit boxes,
old Christmas cards, wool, etc.
are all welcome articles.
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their cottages for the weekend.
Art Elliott, publisher of the
Bayfield Bulletin, has accepted
a position with, Kerr-Addison
Gold Mines Ltd., exploration
department, Ro-uyn-Norandh,
P.Q.
Our local university students
have again resumed their stud
ies. Dennis Logan, Jim Robin-
Stratford Pair
Wedljear Clinton
65 Years Ago
A Stratford couple married
near Clinton on September 26,
1901, celebrated their 65th wed
ding anniversary at a family
dinner in the Stratford1 Hotel
on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Nash
were wed at the home of the
bride’s parents, Mir. and Mrs.
Job Copper by a Baptist minis
ter, Rey, Dunlop. The groom’s
parents were Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Nash, of Hampurhcy.
, ’ The young couple lived in
Seaforth and in Godprich be
fore-.moving to Stratford 38
years’ago-. Mr,’Nash has 'been
a painter and paper-hanger all
his life except for eight years
spent wfith the Seated Power
Corporation of Canada immedi
ately upon his arrival in Sitrat
ford.
.The couple tnais ten children,:
three sons, Percy, London; Arn
old, Straitford; William', Godle-
rtch; seven daughters, Mrs
Joseph (Marion) - Carter,, din-
‘ton; Mrs. Gordon (Irene) Mar
shall, Goderich; Mrs. , John
(Dorothy) Gauley, Goderich;
Mrs. Max (Minnie) McDonald',
Straitford; Mrs. darence (Mar
jorie) Geromptte, Stratford;
Mrs. Douglas (Ruth,) Abraham,
Orangeville; Mirs. John (Betty)
Willis, Stratford. Another dau
ghter, Lillian, died when she
was two years old.
The couple also has 24 grand
children, 50 great-granddhildren
and two great-greialt-grandchild-
ren.
Mr. Nash is hoiw a resident
of Hillside Rest -Home, RR .5,
Stratford, and-(Mrs. ’ Nash lives
in Fairview ’ Apartments ■' in
Stratford.
son and Nigel Bellohamber
have returned to Western,
George Lindsay is back at
Waterloo, and this year’, Miss
Debbie Smith and Murray
Blackie have joined' the UWO
group.
Mr. and Mirs. Paul Moss, Lon
don, accompanied by Miss Pam
Husser, spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. A. LeBeau.
Mrs. McLaughlin Sr., Oak
ville and Mirs. E.' McLaughlin
and Megan Ann, are. accupying
the Walden cottage for ten
days.
Mr. and Mirs. G. F. Mars-
kaimp, East. Lansing, Michigan,
and Mr. and 'Mrs. K. Vanden-
veer of Grand Rapids, Michigan,
spent the weekend iin the Jow-r
ett cottages.
I^ast week'Mr. and1 Mrs;. Le
roy Poth visited Upper Canada
OBIT. ,
M. Ross Savauge
: M. Ross Savauge, Seaforth, a
well known optometrist and
jeweller, passed away suddenly
at his home last Sunday morn
ing. He was 63.
Born in Toronto, he was a
son of the late Mr. and Mirs.
Fred Savauge. He was married
in 1928 to Gladys Holland,
Clinton. ,, ■
Mr. Savauge took an active
part in public ^affairs and was
a member of the 'Lions Cliub,
past-president of the Chamber
of Commerce’ and the Mid
Western Ontario .Development
Association, ia member of the
school board, secretary-treasur
er of 'the Maitlandbank ceme
tery board and of the board
of Northside United Church in
Seaforth.
Surviving are1 his’ wife; tiwb’
sons, Ronald and Fred; both of
Seaforth; two- daughters, Mrs.
Robert (Sandra) Poll, Sarnia
and Mrs. Douglas (Linda)
,Mauson, RR 8 Parkhill; and a
sister, Mrs. Wallace Mooney,
Massie.
The body rested .at the G. A.
Whitney Funeral Home, Sea
forth, where the funeral service
was held Tuesday with. Rev. J.
C. iBritton, Northsidle Church
.officiating. Burial was; in Mait-
landbank Cemetery.
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Local TV Colour
To
Western .Ontario
RECEPTION and
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Village and toured the Ottawa
Valley and Northern' Ontario
as far as . Mattawa,
Mr, and Mrs. F. P. Arkell and
Mr. and Mrs, Robej.it- Turner
visited Miss Gayle Turner in
Stratford on Sund'ay. i
Among- those spending .Sun
day in Bayfield, were Mr, drid
Mrs. Ken Brahdon and) family.
Miss Barbara Turner, Lon
don, was home with her par
ents, Mr, and Mrs. Grant
Turner for the'weekend.
Mrs, Myrtle Pease aeom-
pariied by her son -Irvine Pease,,
London, were at their •.village
home for the weekend, x
„ Mr. and. Mrs. L. W. .Payije
Sr. Listowel and 'St. Peters
burg, visited their son and fa
mily, Mr. and. Mrs. Warner
Payne'for. .the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Clliff Utter vis
ited' Manitoulin Island last
week and returned via North
ern Ontario and Huntsville
where they attended the Cav
alcade of Colour festival on
Saturday. . .
Mr. -and. Mrs, Charles Parker
of Toronto, were Weekend vis
itors with his mother, Mirs.
Myrtle Parker.
Mr, and1 Mrs. Harold-Weston
were guests of their son, Ray,
and his fiaimily, in Utica, Michi
gan, over the weekend.
Baptism
. The Baptism of Jennifer Jean
Lumley, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. W. Lumley, ’ London, Was
'held in Trinity Anglican Ch
urch, Bayfield, last Sunday af
ternoon. The service was con
ducted by the rector, Rev. E, J.
B. Harrison, assisted by Rev.
W. Foster of Ferndale, Mi'chi-V
gan.
Jennifer is the great-grand
daughter of Mrs. S. H. Bryant
of London and Bayfield. Grand
parents' present were Mr. and
Mrs. B. R. Myers- 'and Mr. and
Mrs. W. Lumley Sr, of London.
Aunts, Mrs. Janet Myers and
Mirs. R. J. Cornish, also attend'-,
ed. An afternoon, tea was held
after the service.
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James W. Britnell, engineer
of thp Huron County highways
department, Reports that the
Huron County toad system
overhaul has been completed.
He fully explains the overhaul
in a story submitted thi^ week.
“in 1963 Huron County, a-
long with every other County
in Ontario,, commenced a de/
tailed study pf its pounty Road
System which, among other
things: -
“Classified ‘ every . County
road by type and- u^e; deter
mined the road's wh'ich should
form pprt of the County Road
System; determined the five-
year financial requirements of
tbiiS system to bhing it up to a
reasonable standard, which re
sulted in a financial arrange
ment with, the Ontario. Depart
ment of Highways by iyihich.the
defined construction and main-
■ tenance needs of the road sys
tem would be met.
“The study was completed in
1965 and' approved, by County
Council iin'1965 and 1966. The
approval by council^ included
•revisions to the County Road
System which meant ‘that some
47 miles of roads in the system
which did not meet the require
ments for a county tread were
removed from the coUnty sys
tem to become the responsi
bility of the local municipality
it which they are located., ‘ ■
“The county a.grieed'to bring
every mile of rtoad reverted to
a local- municipality ,up to the
acceptable standard for local
roads in this area at no cost to
the municipality involved. The
county also agreed to make a
. '4 *cash payment to every munici
pality having roads reverted ’to
itZ This., cash payment repre
sented the“’municipal!ity’s share
of the cpst of .maintenance on
the road for .the next five years.
■When these-tmonies are spent
by the municipalities' on their
road system they will qualify
fpr the usual subsidy from the
Department of 'Highways as
provided ,in the Highway Im
provement Act-
“The amount paid to each
munipipality involved, ' plus the
DHO subsidy, is as follows:
“Aslifield,' $17,413.24; Col-
borne, 9,161.80; Goderich,'
7,278,60; Hay, 17,633.90; • How-
ick, 6,430.50;- Hullett, 4,270.80;
Stanley, 9,234.30; Stephen, 15,r
442.20; Tuckersmitih, 10,449.50;
Turnberry, 4,812.96; W. Wa-
wanosli', ’4,017.38 and Zurich,
5,195.40.
■‘As noted above this amount
represents the total cost of
maintenance on • the roads re
verted1 for the next five year's.
The reversion, therefore, does
not place a financial burden on
any municipality.
“In keeping with a policy an
nounced by the Hon. Charles S.
MacNaughton, Minister of
Highways, the County of Huron
has been reimbursed in full for
its share of the payments listed
above. This means that main
tenance costs for five years on
these reverted roads is paid
fully by
Highways
property
County.
“The financial arrangements
associated with achieving the
needs objective of the Huron
County Road.System have re
sulted in recent development
the Department Pf
at no cost to the
owner in Huron
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road pre-engineering designa
tions on sections pif County .
Road' Number 3, Brucefield to
Varna; .Number 8, Summerhill •
to Auburn; and Number 12,
Seaforth to Egmondvlille, at an
estimated value pif $710,000,00.
It is. -through development road
assistance that the eligible
counties derive direct aid to
supplement local effort made
under road expenditure by
laws. Z V
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DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
ONTARIO
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DISTRICT No. 3, STRATFORD
581 HURON STREET, P.O. BOX No. 8
Require' trucks far winter sanding, Loaders for loading
winter sand, salt and snow removal at
CLINTON and GODERICH.
Basic Requirements: Trucks must have Department of
Transport license. 27,000 lbs. gross vehicle weight. Cab
to axle length 84” to 102”. Accessories to conform to
Highway Traffic Act. Loaders — Rubber tire or track
type. Minimum % c.y. bucket capacity.
All equipment subject to approval of the District
Highway Equipment Supervisor.
Rental agreements available at or by mail from the
above mentioned address.
Closing date for tenders 12:00 noon, October 7, 1966.
. J. G. Tillcock,
District Engineer.
Accessories to conform to
BRUCEFIELD
Mr. and Mrs. A. Paterson re
turned home on Saturday from
a trip north, visiting .-with their
son Ron and family of Timmins.
.; Mr. and Mrs. John Broadfoot
spent a few .days last week
with Mr. Broadfoot’s, sister,
■Miss Erma Broadtoot, Sund-
ridge. \
Mr; and Mrs. R, Handcock
and family^ Oshawa', Were
weekend guests of Mr',
Mrs. Hargreaves. '
.Douglas, McBeath spent
weekend with his parents,
and Mrs-. Alex McBeath.
Mr. and Mirs; John Beane,
Mr. and Mrs. John' Moffatt,
visited with relatives in Brant
ford, Sunday. -
and
the
Mr.
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Over the past 40 years CKNX
Wingham, has progressed from
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color television. The policy of
the station hais always been
one ■ of leadership in the in
dustry and so, this area gets
color as soon as any metro
politan market in Canada and a
year or two sooner than most
non-metro areas.
Channel' 8 wffiU transmit- al]
the CBC network color pro
grams and as well, have in
stalled color telecine equipment
that will allow the transmission
of color film and slides.
In terms of programming this
means that not only virtually
all' network shows in the even
ing but also the 7:00-8:00 p.m>
strip . . . many of the prime
time movies . . and many
special events will also be in
color . . . approximately 90%
of the prime evening hours.
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