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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1967-07-13, Page 9 .,, . ...K,lt , IG.. tfPxi...... fc,.((r :.| >i BEAUTIFUL BREEZY . ... By BELLCHAMBER BAYFIELD PERSONAL ITEMS • CHURCH NEWS < CLUB ACTIVITIES » VILLAGE HAPPENINGS Correfpondqnt: AUDREY BEDCHAMBER — Phone 565-2864, Bayfield Subscriptions, Classified Advs. and Display Advs. all accepted by the Bayfield correspondent ..a.,- j..■■ ih ....I....' ui. ' sent were Mrs;, D, M.C, His­ lop, Julia and Laura of port Huron; Mr, and Mjrs, Chris Lkaudi and Albert, Woodstock, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Long, Gregory, Andrea and Jamie of Ancaster, and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Robinson and family of Calgary, The latter are vis­ iting relative? and friends in the district thi? week, while the children remain with their grandparents. Miss Rosemary Wild was the guest of honor at a "miscel­ laneous shower on Sunday July 9. , Hosted by the bridal'atten­ dants, Misses Linda Hill, Linda Overholt and Barbara Wild, the event was held in St. Joseph’s .Parish Hall, and was attended by oyer a hundred friends and relatives. Miss Wild,who will become the bride of Donald Corriveau on August 19, graciously thank­ ed everyone for the honor ac- corded her. A buffet dinner was served by the hostesses. Mrs, Lorne Cook entertained 4- 4 a ' L ... iAYFIELD - The spacious I beautiful grounds of “Eb. n”, the residence of Dr, | Mrs, -G, L. Morgan Smith I the scene of a garden tea I bake sale on Wednesday, bonsored by the Anglican Irch Women of Trinity Irch the event was very well Inded. wests were welcomed by ■ACW president, Mrs. J.B. kins, and Mrs. G. L. Mor- [Smith. trs. R. J. Larson, assisted [Mrs, Emerson Heard and [. L, B, Smith were in charge he stalls where a tempting lay of home baking and pre. res were displayed, he tea table, covered with a L lace tablecloth was cen. | with an arrangment of bs in varing hues of pink I silver rose bowl, flanked link tapers in silver holders During tea were Mrs, F. H. 11, Mrs, F. P. Arkell, Mrs. rdScotchmer and Mrs. Fred Beau, assisted by Mrs. Eric o jk. C,1LCJL uxuicu ll> Mrs. Fred Fraser, Mrs.? « mi^eeiinnenH^ ^.howpi* in F. Reid, Mrs. W. R Elliott. a miscellaneous shower in Mrs, W. A. Armour; trs. F. A, Clift was the r able convenor of the event. . G. W. Rivers, treasurer Lew, reports it was a very tessful afternoon. Ir. and Mrs, Eric Robinson irned to London on Monday r visiting Mr. and Mrs. try Baker for the past week; and Mrs.- Baker’s four ghters and their families fe with their parents over I weekend ; this being the k time in several yearfa were all together. ’ Pre- ' honor of her niece Miss Nancy Cook, Stratford, on Monday evening. Those present were Mrs. William Tillman, Mrs. Hugh Gregory, the bride-elect’s mother, Mrs. Newman Patter­ son; Mrs. James Wareham; Mrs. Lloyd Stevens, her grand­ mother, Mrs. Cree Cook; Mrs. Bill Greig; Miss Jean Greig; Mrs. Bill Greig; Miss Jean Greig; Mrs. Bob Lightfoot; Mrs. J. E. Hovey; Mrs. Ron Chap, man; Mrs. J. R. R. Willock; Mrs. Bill Bell and Mrs. Gre. gory Sr. and Mrs. J.R.B. Wilson and fam- ily, Scarborough. Mr. and Mrs, D, J, Barlow, Detroit, are visiting their son . Lee and family at his cottage. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hughes celebrated .their 40 wedding an­ niversary on Thursday, July 6. A surprise party, .attended by Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Makins; Mr, and Mrs. Hoy Scotchmer; Mrs. Helen Cobb; Mr. and Mrs. John Lindsay and Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Poth was held in the evening at their home when Mr. and Mrs. Hughes were pre­ sented with a gift to mark the happy occasion,' - ' Mr. and Mr. A. Wakelin, Stratford, spent the weekend at their cottage in Lane O’ Pines; their guests were two members of the Hugh Clopton High School soccer team, of Stratford-on-Avon, England. The soccer team is on a six week tour of Stratford and area, it is sponsored by the Strati ford minor Hockey and Soccer Association and is their Cen- tennial project. ' Mrs. Bert Sherritt had her brother, Walter Osbourne and her sister, Mrs. Follife, Det. roit, as‘ her guest for the past ten days, Mr. and Mrs. John Pearson and Doug, London, are vacation, ing at their cottage on Dow Street. I ALL RAIN COATS I Plain and Reversible Styles kotton Housecoat*—Sabre Pant Suits — Shorts, Bermuda and uamaica—Slims—Shells — Swim Sult*—Skirts—Cotten Sleopweat —White Uniforms — Sleeveless Blouses. Mid-Summer HENSALLCLINTON SUITS ALL SUMMER DRESSES POSLUN'S JACKETS SWIM HATS Vt PRICE RACK BE SURE TO SEE THESEI Jackets — Shells — Shirts — Skirts LADIES* WEAR and DRY GOODS "“■“I — HENSALL — EXETER BADGER FARM EQUIPMENT riCOmplet<% line of SU.° Unloaders .and DistHbutdrS, 3ar,n C’eaners, Conveyors, Feeding Systems, Forage Boxes jnd Blowers. Also Veterinary Supplies, Zero Milking systems.and Barn Whitewashing. ■ , " ’’“King Call HURON FARM SERVICE RR 2, Seaforth Phone 482-7109 on Hwy. 8, 2 miles west of Seaforth y (John Segeren Form) SALES & SERVICE STEVE KEMBER HAYFIELD - There is quite a. “hustle and bustle” around the village this week in pre. paration for the annual Pioneer Park Rummage Sale op Fri. day evening. Further details iq the coming events. The Sacrament of Holy Bap. tism according to the Anglican rite was administered in Trin­ ity Church Hayfield, on Sun- day 9th July, Dale Edward, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rowse, Welland . and Lisa Alexis, daughter of Cpl. and Mrs. Stanley Smith, • CFB Clinton, were received into the church by Rev. E.J.B. Harrison, Rector. Grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. JR. Larson, jointly hosted a Christening party, at the Lar- 'son home, foHowing the ser- vice. Mr, and Mrs. Laurie May and family,Palmerston, are at their cottage this week. Family guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Le Beau at the weekend were MrJ and Mrs. Paul Moss, London and Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Mclaughlin and Megan Ann; Mrs. McLaugh. lin and daughter are stayingfor the week. Mrs, George Kallis has re. turned to Detroit for a few days after spending last week at her cottage. Mr. and Mrs. E. Heintz and their two children,Waterloo, are holidaying at their summer cottage, i Mrs. Carl E. Deihl is at pre­ sent a patient in Victoria Hos­ pital, London. Mr. and Mrs. Jphn R. Cook, Janice and Philip are at their cottage on Howard Street for • the summer; guests of the Cooks over the long weekend were Mr. and Mrs. J. Roberts and family of Ingersoll. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dewar and David, Toronto, were weekend vistiors with his mother, Mrs. . David Dewar. Mrs. Rance Bricker and Mrs. Catherine Vroom visited Mrs. R.H.F. Gairdner on Sunday; the former’s father, Canon Ho M. Langford who has been the guest of Mrs; Gairdner for the past two weeks, returned to Water­ loo with them. Mr, and Mrs. R. L. Willsie, Loig$>; visits J® ,thf?«vlljage on Monday. Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Ford, London, have taken up residence at Miss Wolfenden’s cottage on Howard street, for the summer months. . Mr. and Mrs. FrankCameron and William Cameron, Detroit, spent the weekend with their cousin, James and Mrs. Cam­ eron. - Hugh MdPherson,Downsview, spent the weekend with his wife and family at their cottage on Delevan Street. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Cook of Chicago, are staying at their summer home on Tuyll Street; visiting them are Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Wareham and son Dan. of St. Louis Missouri, and John Goleas of Northbrook, Hl. Vacationing in the JowettcoU tage area are: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Denomme and family, Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. F. Mar­ tin and family, Hamilton; Mr. Disease ' Panty Girdle Syndrome Cure: "Let Yourself Go, Girls disappeared ' entirely during summer vacations which Were spent at the beach* Noting the circular indenta­ tions around the thighs, the doctor learned they were caused by a panty girdle. When this garment is worn too tight, it has the effect of a tourniquet, restricting the flow of blood and causing swelling. The prescribed • cure is simple - take off the panty girdle. Both patients recovered completely. Mr-,' and Mrs. Ed Sturgeon visited their daughter and fam- ily, Mr. and Mrs. Frank And. erSon, St'.; Marys, for the week­ end. ‘ Miss Linda Leonard of Willowdale, is visiting her - grandmother1, Mrs. E. A. Feat, herston. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. L- B. bmitn for the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Blake Foster and their three daughters, Mr. and Mrs. William Bean'and Ed Rowse, Welland; Mrs. Rowse and children, who have spent the past week with her par­ ents, returned home with her husband on Monday. Miss Gayle Turner has re­ turned to Stratford, after be­ ing home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert- Turner, for the past month. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Higgins, Toronto, are visiting at “The ^Maples’’?* theMidme *pf’ their* parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Higgins. Miss Dorothy- Hampton was the guest of Mr. • and Mrs. G. D. Scotchmen over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Scotch- mer and Dayle visited relatives in Windsor last weekend. Miss Barbara Turner, Lon. don, was with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Turner, for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. JohnRayner and their five sons, returned to Lon. don, Sunday evening, after hav- ing spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Makins and family. Visiting Mr, and Mrs. Adam Flowers are Mrs. ArtTolchard and five children, and, Mr. and Mrs. A. Murray, Hamilton. The finance chairman of the Bayfield Community Centre Fund, L. .R. Maloney, reports that he has recently taken steps to expedite the issuing of a Wearing too tight a panty girdle can cause a form of edema or swelling of the legs. Two American doctors re- cently described this condition as the “panty girdle syndrome’’ when two of their patients com­ plained of swollen legs. A complete medical ekamin- ation showed the patients to be in good health except for the swelling which, they explained, was not present in the morn, ing but developed and worsened during the day. The condition Tenders will be received by Godetich Township School I Area Board for painting two classrooms, two washrooms and nurse’s room at Holmesville School* For further culafs contact Caretaker Ivart Colclough. Tenders to be in hand of secretary*treasurer by the !9th July, 1967. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Work td be com­ pleted by the 25th AugusL 1967. Frank Yeo, Sectetdry-'Treijsutef, RkR, 5, Cllntbn, OntatiOr TENDERS project number. In view of the tardy res. ponse from Ottawa he approach­ ed Robert McKinley, M.P. ;wlio promptly telephoned the depart­ ment in Ottawa and received assurance that an official num. ber will be issued in a few days. The committee, which is unable to launch a full scale canvass until such number is received, hopes that donations Will continue to pour in, It acknowledges the following don. ations in addition to those pre- viously reported; W, A, Thompson $50; Mrs, Wm. Metcalf $2P; Malcolm L, Toms $25; Merrills TV Ser­ vice $50; Bayfield Senior Cit­ izens Club $10; Bayfield Young Pppple Group $10; Noripan Toms $10; c. Murray $25. This brings the total to date tp $3,548.85. Clintonian Club To London The Clintonian Club of Clin, ton will be represented at the Mary Hastings area picnic at Springbank Park, London, on Saturday, July 15. The picnic begins at 2 p.m. and members wishing..transportation are re. quested to be at Clinton Lib­ rary Park at 9 a.m. to go by bus. Members are asked to bring their own lunch and, dishes. More particulars may be obtained from Mrs. J. Wise, Clintonian Club secretary. Shower Held At Varna Friends and neighbors gath- ered at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Alex Murray, Varna, on Friday, July 7 and presented, their daughter with several lovely gifts in. honor of her approaching marriage to Keith Koetsier, also of Goderich Township. The presentation address was read by Miss Susan Bartliff. After the gifts were opened, Miss Booth thanked all per­ sons for their gifts and also thanked those who arranged the enjoyable evening. A program of contests, sing- ing and music on an electric organ was conducted by Mrs. Clayton Hodgins. Lunch was served by the host couple and girl friends of the bride-to- by Robert Binsky ,/j A ♦ 4 4 4 4 North 4Q543 V A 108 ♦ 63 4AK98 ' East 4 1072 4 K.7 5 ♦ QJ 4 Q 107 5 2 K98 ■ J 64 2 A 109 4 63 ■ - South 4 A J 6 4 Q93 ♦ K875 2 4 14 Dealer is North North and s outh vulnerable The bidding: East Pass Pass South West North > 4 I NTf Pass Pass Opening lead is the 2 of hearts I NT* denotes 9-. 11 points hands; usually will produce 7 tricks but here? is how the story goes, . Qn the Ipad of the deuqe of hearts East wins the king and now switched to the ■ Queen of diarnonds.* This South ducked and East continued with the Jack, South ducked again hoping that the ace might come down, Now East wept- back to the heart suit , which South won with the Queen. He now laid down a small diamond hoping the dia­ monds would divide. West won the 10 and now cashed the Ace and then played a third heart. Declarer was now in dummy. He played a small spade to the Jack which lost to Wests king This hand turned out to be and West now cashed his a combination of bad breaks, bad guesses and good defense against the poor South declarer. Play­ ing a simple one no-trump contract with a total of 24 points between the two Subsidy Cheques Now In Mail Federal milk subsidy pay­ ments for the months of April, and May will be going to manu. factoring milk and cream ship­ pers within the next two weeks, the Canadian Dairy Commission said today. Payments for both months' will be in one cheque, with the details for each month shown on a stub attached to the cheque* The cheque stub is an innovation this year in response to re. quests from shippers to .have the details of the payments identified. The April subsidy cheques have been delayed slightly be­ yond normal because the cheque issuing facilities were occupied in preparing the rebate cheques for last year’s holdback,.. ......... rd, Thursday* .July 13, 1967 Shobbrook Family 9 fourth heart for the setting trick and down one. I re­ member quite clearly poor • South getting up from the table and shaking his head in disbelief at the turn of" Quality & Service'll Summer Needs Bathing Cap*— No»e and Ear P’ugs Picnic Cup*—Plate*—Table . Covers Suntan and Sunburn Creams Sun Glasses — Deodorant* ■Hair Sprays The Shobbrook reunion was held on Sunday, July 2 at Lions Park, Seaforth, with 50 at- tending from Buffalo, London, Toronto, Stratford, Blyth, Londesboro, and Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. Prizes were awarded for: Guessing. weight of water- melon, Mary Saundercock; ban­ ana relay, Len Shobbrook’s team; balloon- relay, Jean Gar­ row and John Gibbings;. races for all children under 5 years; girls, 6 to 8, Julie Shobbrook; boys, 6 to 8, Paul Gibbings; girls 9 to 11, Joan’ Garrow; girls 12 to 14, Valerie Gar­ row; boys 12 to 14, John Gib­ bings; young ladies’race, Shir* ley Shobbrook; young men’s race, GordonShobbrook; ladles’ kick the slipper into a tub, Verna Gibbings; men kick the slipper into a tub, GordonShob­ brook; spot race, Bob Gibbings; oldest person present, Laura Saundercock; youngest present Darren Millson. Officers for 1968 are; pre. sident, Clarence and Mayme Crawford; vice-president, Bert and Dora Shobbrook; secretary, Gordon and Darlene Shobbrook; social committee, Charlie and Shirley Shobbrook and Bill and Verna Gibbings; sports, Valerie Garrow, Mary Saundercock. Ross and Muriel Millson. 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