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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1973-08-30, Page 5BY MILVENA EBIOxsON. Among those dignitaries present et the plaque unveiling at the Bayfield Post office last Saturday were left to right, Beyfield Reeve Ed. Oddleifson, Goderich Township Reeve Everett Mcilwain, Huron MP Bob McKinley, Huron Warden Roy Pattison, Clinton Postmaster Dick Dixon Huron MPP Jack Riddell, Stanley Township Reeve Anson McKinley, area manager of postal.services Ira Jones and Bayfield Postmaster Ernie Hovey. (News-Record photo) Green Acres favorite at Fair BALLET CLASSES. NOW students end students who Intended dencInti Cliesee lest year may now enroll for classes, Contact Mrs. -ZOOloCki not IOW then October 15th, 1973. Apes 5 Years And VP 10 Grades in Dancing former Member of Associated Dance Educators Ontario Phone 4824227 Jane Symons, left, who topped the Children* classes at The annual flower Show admires an arrangement along with third place finither Susan Milani* of Doderldh, Susan Dross of Auburn Was second. -(News-flebbrd photo) .111111111111.1=1111.1r When you go away to college ,take Clinton News —Record along, too! • It'll be lust like an extra letter from home each week .. , with news about your high school, local sports activities, the community in general. Engagement and wedding announcements, collegiate news, editorials . these and other regular features wilt keep you posted about your hometown. To take advan- tage of our special, direct-to-you delivery, just fill out the coupon below and send it to us, Do it today ... you'll be glad you didl MAIL TO: CLINTON NEWS RECORD CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT P.O. BOX 30 ALBERT ST. CLINTON Name College Address r 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.1 City . . I I 1 send Bill To: Name I Address 1 I City PProw i 1 1 1 I L...... ,.., 44 44 4. 4.4 .4 44 4. 44 .44 44 44 .1;4 ••••,1 4.6.• +vim amios 4imilo imbge 'km, pros. SPECIAL. COLLEGE RATE- $5.00 FOR 9 MONTHS Clinton News-Record CLIIITQN NEW$ROCOAD, ITTURSPAY, AUOUST 30, 1e74,-6 Mi. and Mrs. Lloyd Martins and Mr, and Mrs. J.O. Hughes have returned from a trip to Moosonee on the Moose River, 12 miles from James say, They travelled to Cochrane by car, then took the "The Polar Bear Express", for one hundred and eighty-six miles to Moosonee. There were about 1,000 people aboard and this is the only ac-, ceasible way of travel since 1932 after the completion of the Ontario Northland Railway. The train stopped at the Otter Rapids to view the great On- tario Hydro Dam. They walked a half mile from he station at Moosonee to the aterfront on the Moose River, here they took a motored anoe operated by the Indians ith 12 passengers, on a mile nd a half trip to Moose Fac- ory Island; which is spread out mile along the River and has any interesting things to see, amely an Anglican Mission ith its school and hospital, a hurch well over 100-years-old, t has moosehide drapes and rayer hooks written in the ree Indian language, A Hud. on's Bay Store; an Historic oose Factory and also the ome of the Mounties were also •een. The whole country is •rimitive and is well worth a rip to see an Ontario Frontier own, they say. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Art Latimer and Christy, Toronto spent last week with her mother, Mrs. G.L. Knight. Joining them for the weekend were their sons, Bill and Gil and a friend, Mike i Muchos also of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Scot- aimer, Robert and Lori retur- ned to their home, in Chatham on the weekend after holidaying with his mother, Mrs. L.W. Scotchmer. Mr. Bob Cluff and Mr. Tom Parsons, London visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred LeBeau on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rowse, Cathy, Jill and DaIe,•London, were with her mother, Mrs. L.B. Smith for the weekend. Visiting'-this—week with Mrs. Sinith -itfe hertranddanghter' Vicki Rowse and a friend Jane DeViet of London. Mr. and Mrs, Harold At.. wood, Galion, Ohio, spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Reid. Messers Michael and Stephen Farris, who have been Ministering at Knox Presbyterian Church for the summer months,11 be leaving e Sunday to resu their respec- tive studies, At the Old Time Country Fair on Saturday, the Hayfield Historical Society will have a display depicting the fishing in, duf;try in Bayfield. Several old pieces of equipment once used by the fishermen of Bayfield will be on display and Mrs. John Sturgeon, who is 80-years- old, will demonstrate the art of "stringing nets" periodically during the afternoon. Mrs, George Kalanzis has recently returned to her Village residence from a holiday in North Ca'rolina, Mrs. Walter Erickson, An- drew, Luanne and Lydia spent Thursday to Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Gordon Stewart and family at RR 2, Ripley. Walter joined his family for the weekend. Registered guests at the Albion Hotel included Mr. and Mrs, F.J. Hume, Royal Oak, Mich,; Mr. and Mrs. D, Ross, Sarnia; Mr. and Mrs. Kurt R. Krauss, Columbus, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Turpin, London; A. Moffatt, L. Osier, R. Stiffe, and B, White, Credit Forks; Alice and Tom Dolan, Strat- ford; Patty and Joe Dolan, London; Nance Clark, London and Dr. and Mrs. G.H. Shepherd, Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Kent (formerly Ruth Joy Martin), The Huron County Health Unit staff welcomed a new staff member as of August 1 when John Orr, 26, assumed the position of staff health inspec- tor for the Central Huron Region. Mr. Orr comes to Huron from a position with the Department healthol~.,lyatinnal f, , a ntl• Welfare's..Medical Services Branch where' he was an en- vironmental health officer co- ordinating health education in the sanitation division at Sioux Lookout. In that position much of Mr. Bay Village, Ohio, are vacationing in the Village. Mr. and Mrs. W,C. Parker, Charlie, Kim and Jennifer, London, are spending a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Parker. While here, Charlie is visiting with Ricky Penahle, Mrs. Jack Fraser Jr. Van- couver, B.C. and her niece Miss Cynthia Griffiths, London, are visiting at the home of Mrs. Helen Fraser. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ander- son, Barbie and Paul St. Marys and Ken Sturgeon, Preston, spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Maude Sturgeon, Mrs, Jack Hammond accom- panied Mr, and Mrs. Ed Florian and Dennis of Clinton on a recent trip to Port Dover to visit their brother, Newton Sturgeon and niece Mrs. Jim Martin in Victoria, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Bean, Lit- tle Ferry, New Jersey, recently visited his sister Mr, and Mrs. Jim Sturgeon, Clinton, and friends in the Village. Rev, and Mrs. W. Foster, Detroit, Michigan are spending some time at their cottage. Mrs. A.S. Morton returned on the weekend following a holiday with her son-in-law, daughter and family, Dr. and Mrs. J.A. Forrester in Ottawa. They also spent sometime at their cottage in the Gatineau Hills. While in Ottawa, Mrs. Morton attended the triennial conference of the Canadian Federation of University Women in Carleton University. Orr's work involved the native peoples over a 160,000 square mile region covering from the Manitoba border to Hudson Bay. A graduate of Ryerson Polytechnical Institute in 1968 Mr. Orr spent four years with the Bruce County Health Unit as a staff., inspector before moving to Sioux Lookout. The new staff member, his wife Joy and children Andrew, three, and Jody, three months, will be living at Meneset Mobile Park. Television's most engaging corn-fed con artist, Pat But- tram, will top the list of perfor- mers at the Western Fair gran- dstand on Tuesday, Sept, 11 only. The country-boy whose homespun humor has endeared him to millions will appear at three grandstand shows as a special feature of "Senior Citizens' Day". He will be remembered by many for his role as Gene Autry's sidekick in more than. 170 movies and television films. Television viewers will recognize him as the crafty Mr. Haney, whose hilarious harassment of Oliver Douglas (Eddie Albert) adds comic confusion to the weekly "Green Acres" series. Buttram, with his sophisticated, pointed sense of humor, has been one of the great comedy geniuses in the entertainment profession, On the same bill is former Miss America ... now, Miss En- tertainment ... Vonda Van Dyke, the world-famous Jerry Murad's Harmonicats and the lovely Elkins Sisters with their synchronized music and acrobatic act, Paul Lennon, im- pressionist and singer will act as M.C. and delight audiences with his original charac- terizations and explosive comedy talent. The variety revue starring Pat Buttram is free to all fairgoers on Tuesday, Sept. 11. 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