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Clinton News-Record, 1966-10-20, Page 21Page Clinton News-Record BEAUTIFUL BREEZY . , Two New Faces In Bayfield But Still Hovey's Store•* ■! The Trinity "Sister Dorothy Dykes and led i '(Photo by Audrey Bellchamber) New Owners MR. AND MRS. ELWOOD MITCHELL By BELLCHAMBER BAYFIELD PERSONAL ITEM? • CHURCH NEWS • CLUB ACTIVITIES > VILLAGE HAPPENINGS Correspondent: AUPREY BELLCHA MBER — Phone 565-2864, Beyfield Subscriptions, Classified Ac|vs. and Display Advs, all accepted by the Bayfield correspondent, • Having sold our General Store in Bayfield, We wish to express our sincere gratitude to local and sum met residents for theit patronage during the past twenty years. We hope you will continue to shop at Hovey's General Store, where pur successors, ■Mtt .and Mrs. Elwood Mitchell, look fprwqrd tp serving you and the community. Vff PII.III J... .J'!!'.1. .11,."' Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Makins and family were guests of Mr and Mrs. John Rayner and to’- TOiijiy in London on .Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. J.. O. Hughes have returned from a yisit with friends in Woodstock, New York. S/'L ,apd Mi’S, D. Soper arid family speht the w'eiekend in the Fcyston cpttpge. Mr. and MCA Rpniald Poth spent the weekend With his parents on th ear return from Winnipeg, leaving on Sunday for tjheif home in Toronto, Mr, and Mbs. B. E. Foyston spent and few days this week at their cottage in the Joiwett cottage area. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. -Steven­ son and their children, Kathy, Doug, Davlid and Karen, Lon­ don, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Earl. Mrs. ' Fletcher McLaughlin and her daughter, Mieigan Ann, (By Audrey Bellciiainber) "left on Friday to join Mr. Mc­ Laughlin-in New York. Mr. an fl Mrs, A- LeiBe^u werp inv London for the weekend. Mr, J. Nichol^ bias left to 'visit friends in Ancaster, prior to sailing on bToveimlber 11 for England where he will make his home, Mrs. W. R. Elliott is visiting her son and family, Mb, and Mrs, John Elliott of Kitchener. Mr., and Mrs. Art Latimer, Toronto,. were at the Knight cottage on Louisa Spept for the weekend. Mr, and Mrs. Richard Moore have returned, from a .three week visit with, relatives ip Heidelberg, Germany. Miss Bonnie Parker and1 Ian Stewart of Toronto, visited Mr. and Mrs. Donald Johnston for the weekend. !Mr .and Mrs. Keith Pruss and children, London, spent the weekend at their cottage. Mrs. Myrtle Parker returned to her home in the village with them. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Knights were with the latter’®' parents, Mr .and Mrs. Charles Scotch- mer for the weekend. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Alec McAllis­ ter, Toronto, were1 at the/Mc- of On Sunday afternoon I saw further evidence of th'e advan­ tages of rural living. A group of young men kindly invited me to their trap shootr­ ing site near Bayfield. They showed, me how to load the trap with “birds” and .spring t'he trap, and even offer­ ed to let me try my hand at' the sport. However I restricted myself to shooting the “birds” with my camera! The group intends to improve facilities to accommodate more sportsmen, as they have had, as many as 35 present on a single occasion, t from as, far - afield as Wihghiam and -London. Firearm safety regulations are strictly enforced in 'the interest of all concerned. There is also a secondary trap where beginners can learn the fundamentals- of trap shoot­ ing. This is well, patronized by hunters' who wish to improve their aim before the season starts. The site is located on prop­ erty owned by Brown. Lindsay and was originally started by Jim Francis, Phil Gemein- hardlt and Jim Butcher. A'llis'ter Sr. .cottage, north the village last week, Bert Sherritt is a patient Victoria Hospital. London. Mr. and Mbs. J. Murray, Lond'on, spent the weekend at their cottage on Dow Street. George Lindsay was home with his parents, Mr, apd Mrs, John Lindsay last weekend.' Mr. and Mrs. J. ,Pearson and Doug, London, were at their cottage for the weekend, Guests .of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Brandon and family for the weekend were the lady’s par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs..-J. W. Denby, her sister, Mrs. Bob Kusmersky and daughter, Kathleen, all of Buffalo; Mir. and Mrs. Wendell Pitbladb and their children, Wendy, Tracy- and Kim of Oak­ ville. Irvine Pease and his mother, Mrs. Myrtle Pease, London, were at their1 village ■t'he weekend. Mrs. Leon Duggan Hartl ei'b, both of in home for and Mrs. Stratford were at the former’s cottage on Sunday. Guests. at the Albion Hotel for the weekend were: Renouf Johns, Mount Clemen's, Mich.; Joe Doyle, Detroit; Mr. and Mrs, WMliiam Smiaje and Mrs, Myrtle Fleming, all of Grosse Pointe, Mich, Attending the Art Glasses at QHS'S Clinton from Bayfield are: Mrs. C. Talbot, Mrs. R. Turner, Mrs. E. Robinson, Mrs. R. MacVean, Mrs. L. Hill arid Mrs. W. E .Parker. Mrs. A. F. Farter and Mrs. Ann, Ferguson, London, spent Monday in the village. It is our good fortune to be staying on in the Village! Post Office, which henceforth will he operated as a unit, entirely separate from the store, in accordance with Post Office regula­ tions. ■] Signed, k Trinity WA Invited To UCW Meeting Begins Study of "Into A Nation .BAYFIELD to. ~ Branch Women’s Auxiliary met on Thursday afternoon at the borne pf Mbs, C. E, Dielhl. The president, Mrs. J. B. Higgins called the meeting to order and. Mrs. F. A- Clift played for the .singing of “Rise uip, oih men of •God”! The Rey. .E. J, B. Hatoison conducted' the .devotional period and read the scripture. Mrs. Higgins expressed plea­ sure that Mrs. R. H. F. Gaird- , ner was able to be present after a. long absence through illness and also welcomed: Mrs. W. R. Ellidtt who had been in Eng­ land for two months. Eleven members answered the roll call, and little Cathy Smith was a guest. Following the toeasurer’s statement by IVErs. G. N. Rivers lit was decided to- support the Anglican Women’s Training College, and also send a Christ­ mas gift to Sister Dorothy Dykes in Nigeria. The Rev. E. J. B. Harrison read1 an invitation from this- Rev. M. Morrison, Varna, in the interests Oif union, to members to attend the Fifth Regional Convention, Centre Region of The Huron Presbyterial UQW at Goshen Church, on Thursday, October 27, to observe UCW at the Presbyterial level. Mr. Har­ rison drew attention to the An­ glican-United TV teach-in; the Missionary Rally in St. George’s CJiurc'h, Goderich on Friday evening, October 21 with a brief sketch, of the Rt. Rev. J. C. Vockler, O.G.S. Bishop of Poly­ nesia, the special speaker. He also commended lhs appearance on TV, and the television pro­ duction “Spectrum”. Mrs. Higgins gave- a brief re­ port of the Deanery meeting at Brussels and Mrs. Patterson’s report of the Annual. Dominion Board meeting. Mbs. R. J. Lar­ son appealed for help tin placing a church calendar in every An­ glican home. Mirs. Eric Earl read an interesting letter from Dorothy and Ernie Hovey The store will be closed on Monday.! October 31st for stock taking. in the Prayer Partner’s Prayer. Mrs. Morgan Smith introduc­ ed! t'he study book “Into' A Nation” by Adelaide Leitch. The first chapter traced the effect of clashes in religion be­ tween the Abbe Rale of the Roman Catholic Church and the Rev. J. 7 Baxter, Anglican, 1691-1717, in dividing 'French and English, into; two cultures, the after effect of the Battle of the Plains of Abraham and the U. E. . Loyalists following American Revolution, and en­ suing clashes between Angli­ cans and: Methodists in Upper Canada, up to the time of the Riel Rebellion, j The French and English churches founded the first sch­ ools and universities. AM chur­ ches had to adapt to the coun­ try. The west is not bi-cultural •but multi-cultural.' Following the closiaig prayers said by the Rector, Mrs. G. N. Rivers, hostess, was assisted in serving tea by Mrs. F. A. Clift. —:-------o----------- Great Britain Tour For Local Couple Eight Shur-Gain Feed Ser­ vice Mill operators and their Wives hosted by meimibebs of the Shur-Gain Division of Canada Packers Limited enjoy­ ed a two week vacation in Great Britain. The1 mill operators, were win­ ners of a'recent Shur-Gain vol­ ume contest .Their1 trip took them to major tourist at­ tractions and farming enter­ prises in England and Scotland. They were also guests at for­ mal receptions at Ontario House and Canada House dur­ ing their Stay in London. Local winners, included Mr. and Mrs. Tam Allen, Londes-, boro. The trip departed from Toronto International Airport- and terminated last week. Mrs. Hovey will .continue to fill the position of Bayfield Post master in the adjoining office which is undergoing changes to comply with Canadian posit of­ fice regulations that it be op­ erated as a self sustaining unit. Mrs. Hovey says she is look­ ing forward to Spring, When to to BAYFIELD -- Hovey’s Gen­ eral Store on Main Street will soon have new owners. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood. Mitchell, Strat­ ford, with their' two children, Traci, 4 ,and Mark 3, are mov­ ing to the village this week, ancl will operate the store from November 1. Mr. Mitdhell, formerly a member. of Stratford Fire De­ partment, is a native of Strat­ ford and attended Avon. School. Mrs. Mitchell w.as also born in Stratford and went to school at S'S No. 7, Downie. She i!s a licenced insurance agent and has been associated! with her brother in the Walter Baines Insurance Agencies of Stoat­ ford. The couple was honoured at several farewell parties given by friends and. relatives in Straitford recently, and Mr. Mitchell was presented with a wallet by members of the Stoatford Firefighters Associa­ tion at a dinner in Stratford on October 17. Audrey and Elwood. Mitchell said that they have long cher­ ished' an ambition to meet people in the friendly atmos­ phere of a village general store. Mr .and' Mrs. J. E. Hovey, affectionately known to hun- ;,dped!s of summer ;ind local resi­ dents as Ernie and Dorothy, have run this store and the Post Office for the past twenty years. The land on which the build­ ing is situated is recorded as being owned by Baron d'e Tuyll in 1853. In . 1893, Tudbr J. Marks solid it to' George H. Hewson, druggist, but the date of erection of the building is not known. George Elliott bought the business In 1928 from Ed. Merner who had pur­ chased i.t in 1911 from Isabella Hewson, widow of George Hew­ son. From 1944 to 1946 the business was owned by D. L. Stephenson who sold it to the Hoveys. The business will continue to bear the name Hovey’s General Store at the request of tlie new owners. for the first time she hopes have ample time to die volte1 her garden. cam e at a time on the the festival NOTICE is hereby given that I have complied with Section 9 of The Voters’ Lists Act, and that I have posted up at my office at Brucefield, on the 27th day of October, 1966, 'the list of all persons entitled to vote in the said Municipality 'at Municipal Elections and that such list remains there for inspection. And I hereby call upon all voters to take immediate proceedings to have any omissions or errors corrected according to law, the last day of appeal being the 9th day of November, 1966. Dated this 27th day of October, ‘ 1966. MEL GRAHAM, Clerk of the Township of Stanley. Call HFC for money for any good purpose Whenever a loan can help you, remember Household Finance can provide you up to $5000 with up to, 60 months to repay. May we help you? Ask about credit life insurance on loans at low group rates. BAYFIELD — On Sunday morrilng at the 11 o'clock ser­ vice of Trinity Anglican Chur­ ch in Bayfield, the rector, Rev. E. J. B. Harrison dedicated, a most beautiful set of liturgical hangings las a memorial to the late William Robert Elliott who passed away on January 5 of this year; The hangings are in a ricn shade of scarlet red and con­ sist of a pulpit antependium, a prayer desk antependium,' and a frontal and superfrontal for the Holy Table which greatly enhance the chancel and sanc­ tuary for the seasonal use of the'Church year. The dedication most appropriate Sunday following of St. Luke, the Evangelist and beloved physician. The memorial was derived from a special gift to: the church for the purpose of com­ memorating “the much loved friend of all the-Morleys for more than forty years” by Mrs. J. Ray Morley, Royal Oak, Michigan; Mr. and Mrs. George Pontricls and family, of Bir­ mingham, Michigan; Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Erb, also of Birmingham Michigan. Mrs. Harry F. Baker arrang­ ed for Mrs. Erie Macklin of Stratford to hand sew the gift. A large congregation was- present including the immedi­ ate family of 'the late Mr. Elli­ ott and many friends of his from London who came for the occasion. MONTHLY PAYMENT/PLANSAMOUNT OF LOAN 6Q. months 4S months 36 months 30 months 20 months 12 months $ 100 300 550 1000 1600 2500 3000 4000 5000 5......?......?......$....$6.12 18.35 32.86 58.11 $9.46 28.37 51.24 91.56..............‘57.72 90.18 108.22 144.30 180.37 23.73 41.45 ioi'.oi 126.26 73.35 88.02 117.37 146.71 ..... ............ HOUSEHOLD FIMK 11-WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING Services l y Above payments Include principal and Interest and are based on prompt repayment, but do not Include the cost of life Insurance. 35A West Street-—Telephone 524-7383 (abovethe Signa! Star) Ask about our evening hours SCRUTON’S TIRE & AUTO SERVICE CLINTON, ONTARIO 238 ALBERT STREET DIAL 482-7681 £ IBi 83c 89c lb. SALE See The ELECTO START J 4- NOW START you car from the COMFORT OF YOUR HOME. ROBT. GLEN PIONEER CHAIN SAWS ClintoA, Ontario SNOW TIRES PXY ONLY '/; PRICE FOR YOUR SECOND SNOW TIRE NOW Vg.i < i'ii ......—ina ii—I........ ■ imiii .........................................—............................. ,a, Before Construction Begins This view of the north pier in Bayfield harbour ) should be changed very shortly when George L. Dillon Construction Limited; Tecumseh, gets to work on it. Repairs are expected to cost $48,626 and the job should be completed in nine months, or in time for the second half of the 1967 boating season- in the lovely resort village. (Photo by Audrey Bellchamber) Weekend Specials BIG STAR BREAD 24-ot. loaf..................... 5 for $1.00 Above Special for Friday and Saturday Only MIR DETERGENT Tri Pack Deal .................................... SCHNEIDER'S SLICED BACON ENOS ..........................[....... SCHNEIDERS PEAMEAL BACK BACON By the piece ............................................. 95c lb. ALLEN'S DRINKS, 48-oz. tins ..... 3 tins for $1.00 KIST FAMILY SIZE GINGER ALE ...... 6 for $1.00 SEACLIFFE TOMATO JUICE 48-oz. tins ..... 3 for $1.00 PURITAN LUNCHEON MEATS, 12-oz. tins .... 49c A good supply of Hallowe'en lylasks and Candy on hand McCLINCHEY'S GENERAL STORE VARNA Rhone 482-9113 i & iv- Use Classified Ads For Quick Results ALIGNMENT WHEEL BALANCE TUNE-UPS REPAIRS OIL CHANGE LUBRICATION TIRES BATTERIES ACCESSORIES TRUCK TIRES TRACTOR TIRES SALES & SERVICE SEAT COVERS RADIOS TAPE PLAYERS S.T.P. 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