Clinton News-Record, 1975-05-15, Page 7l le a en ol" fit lens had t�,+ %Ore:andbr dge arty ri aY
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met en helping the Cubs and,
M erl .Pe rerlorci i , Citizens et London: �• 1 Brownies,
en ed aS-. a :Ve r interesting, really. marvellous ladies' low, 'Marg is clerk;
Vest was present, to ,�bo�v slid, They also•invited the
lden and Men'shigh, Clair ernat';.
esandri commentate. isr ~- �tadar, Club ;from Clinton� Club, rr��n's `low, Charles Ctul?-,
` Pur,044 the : a period the, :olden Gate Clair
v � ed Clift in- G+�dericb to visite and a. total of . Bingham; . Ione hands,
x`hcur�vel:� ,rig., �`, �' 135 enl4r �Nlerner •. And Diane Argyle.
•formed, the gathering that ill a roximatelywinners s were:
been1. to persuade Dr. citizens.. with A . few Or. their " 'Bridge prize w:
a athe Trinitymen s, high, Frank.
ea Tatman* retired friends packed intomen's lour, George Telford;
U ih 1
The y .. , , v� nln ' a bagroup of, Senior of $60. which . gee
'Society Monday � � � Jay � ltipy ���rnies'
d
with ai business eveningwho' .put ova Euchre prize Winners
the,, chu w. short S &y' ll Concert, ladies' high, � Mary
p Clark;
lrterslty of Western. Ontario Church Far s a
essor speakto ; on the Jm- The presidents ; Mrs•, . Lloyd ladies' high,
Jean Lindsay:.
Esther a ns.
• oX railways, in the Labe ,NCakipa welcomed the en- ladies'
low,
fher and Rose
+ -guests
eetl regionna Qtr next n and the president f the McAdam won the two draws.
,meeting on June 9. Mrs � AS, .. - .
Morton reported on her visit to jolly Jay's, Frank Baxter, to __ p doctor
the . National. 'Archives in , ten hew they got their name. N
He An art rthe the front page of
Ottawa wheKe she researoh+ed asked the M.C;, ' , � g it -Saturday's �•onydon Free Press
aret KM* Of the Aot�rnnis• arid; papers Bolton, to explaip. twoShe ladies stating"Only nurse on strike,
Captain . •Bayfield, the `was started bvodor in pokey".was of
Village, Several whose names were Jean and only
Q�,aidel� of our Vt�a a
deaS were brought forth for the Jessie and when they decided to very much interest to the
if lege centennial in 1976 and group; enlarge the gi . they called Villagers.
.e committee with Brig. G.L.- themselves the Jolly Jay's. The little Yukon community
Morgan Smith, as chairman, They, have 15 members in of W�eon Laal corps. was leatt week,
eft without
are open to suggestions that their orchestra but only 12 were its when the only nurse went on
anyone might have for the able to be present, .and they
celebration. entertained with _ a beautiful strike
i hen Whigby, was only
off
with Stephen °
Mrs. Frank, Burch was then old-time concert beginning
called upon to introduce the the senior citizens' theme song to jail by the RCMP for a two
guest speaker,
Miss Margaret "Enjoy Yourself". They had an week sentence.
1VM'*3regor, who was born in orchestra .(not the Lawrence Dr. Whigby was fined $400 for
Stanley Township, but is a Welk type) but one lady Plabd failure . to register for the Y
school teacher in Toronto. She on a saw, ,one on a silver bell, medicarethe fine, as n. was He refused
ute d to
was a fascinating guest and an one gentleman was excellent, pay
ed
ekce p tional speaker, as she i with the bones also with the to Institute. The Whitehorse do Cor who is
showed slides and com- triangle, a small kettle drum Ins is Dis
mentated. As Miss McGregor and with the tamborine made a filling in for Dry son of Rev.
r.
began her talk andahowed her very pleasing orchestra. • A Alton Reddoch,
sh
ides she commented that she Scotch senior citizen gentleman Jamestwo Scottish Bayfield. and. Mrs. •Reddoch of
enjoyed taking pictures around of 78 years sang voice He has a practice in
Ontario and she called her songs in a clear strong
Aeries "My Shunpiking Scent" . and. demonstrated with his final Whitehorse
itehotson se but
has betown nofsent to
T Wiggle Waggle She showed pictures. of the f- number "The
ut
spring, summer, 0' the Kilt". He said he had 800 residents,:
our seasons, sp40 miles from
autumn and winter, out along ' been. a barber, and regalled the Whitehorse, to take over while
countryroads, out in the sugar crowd with some of his obtes Dr. Whigby is confined.
in variety of barbershop 1
bush making maple syrup '
the . open with her brother which the crowd really en -
Gregor, in summer with the joyed.
The Holy City and In The
horses working in the fields, in Garden" were beautifully
autumn taking up the turnips,
d in winter she followed the played on the saw, and with the
arrners performing their addition of the silver bell, the
ifferent activities. : "Bells of St. Marys" was lovely
too. They had mouth -organ
Miss McGregor showed selections and one of their very
1 f beautiful sunsets and ld senior
autiful shots of landscapes citizen, dressed in a tight fit -
tho Mitt touch to tasteful
deeoratirig, ... professional 1l
*hire framing and custom .
grouping designs,
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Marg Reynolds (left), RLth Duern and Jo Merriman Society'seos Prospective
bidderAuction.Qking over
the plants that -were auctioned off at the Horticultural
Recordphoto)
reported that Gary Davidson Stoney Creek spent ' mother ' s
the Huron County Planking day with her at the mother,Albion Hotel.
E.B.
Dept. will also attend the public Robinson
meeting on Saturday, May 31 in Mrs. Milton Pollock, Goshen
the Old Town Hall and will Line visited Sunday with
itd hers
discuss the proposed re -zoning son and family,
changes of the McFadden anKen Hensalllloacnka th n joined m and Jane
of
Stotesbury-Leeson properties.
The meeting on re -zoning will e ill guests,
I-Iu is Bell as her dinner
start at 4 p.m. while the g
Surveys meeting will begin at 2 Best Larson who issab e to be home
p. m.nton .
Congratulationsto
has Missfrom
f MrCland Mrs. Roy Fitz-
. Wendy Greer
cessfully ,,"completed her third simons, Terry and Kelso, en -
year at Wilfrid Laurier tertained daughter Karen and
Universitty, Waterloo and has granddaughter Darlene Smale
.......taken a position at the Huron of London at a family dinner
County • Museum in Goderich Sunday, honouring the two
for the summer months. ladies who both celebrated
Mr and Mrs. Bob Snell birthdays during the weekend.
returned last week from a very Best wishes to Mr. Joe Lostell
enjoyable week vacation in of Kippen who is confined to
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. �s�ellrd isGeneral
fathe Hospital.
of ides•
They had accompanied Mr. an
Personas Mrs. Pat Graham on the trip. Glen Sturgeon of the Village.
Mr. Wilfrid Dunn, Alyce and (sorry we failed to mention this We were sorry to learn
Cathy, London were at their last week) during the weekend of the
family cottage on Bayfield Secretary of the Community passing of Dr. Stanley Heard
Terrace for the weekend., Centre Board, Gordon Graham,
The congregation and informed us that the arena is all
-visitors of Knox Presbyterian cleaned up after the winter
Churf=h are reminded that activities and is ready for the
Stephen Farris of Toronto will roller skating season which will
be conducting Sunday morning start Friday evening.
worship se Mrs.'ac-
companiedMother's Day Service
May 18 at 11 a.m. Mr an
of
MD of London, one of our faith-
ful summer residents for many
years. Dr. Heard passed away
on April 20 in London, He. Is
survived by his wife Dorothy
(Dodd) Heard and two
children, Wesley of London Webd
b N�rs. William (Roberta)
of Brantford; also two gran-
dsons, William 1 and Robert
Webb. The late Dr. Heard was
also an uncle of Allan Galbraith
-of Clinton and Mrs. Paul
(Marny) Walden of RR 1,
Bayfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Delfort
Stemmler and family of KitT
chener, spent Mother's Day
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Pat Altman.
INVESTMENTS AT MONTHLY
INTEREST RATES ALSO AVAILABLE
Mother's Day guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Ivon Steckle Sr. were
their daughter and family, Mr.
and Mrs. J.W. Taylor, David,
Paul and Linda, St. Thomas
and their son and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Ivon Steckle Jr., Lisa
and Lori of Goderich.
ides o au young 72 -year-old h• service on Sunday,Violet Sturgeon
koka d Mrs Fred At the o to the National Arts Centre.
long the South Mus r Ren After 'supper they visited the
hug, .bright red dress, gave. a M Mote to
Iver. The River road down rendition of the "Darktown Mich. was at
its littlen and then went on to Port Alex Taylor included a Aer°nautical Museum, then
om Minden withMount Clemens,
l
Strutters Ball and "013 Jonny his Village residence for few Stanley where she visited "Parable about Mother'' in his returned fora splash party in
apids, Moonstone Creek, north Oh„ The senior citizens' song address and Peter Postill sang the hotel pool.
days last week. relatives for the day. ry , �., Ori »H�5dayhy hada three.
f Barrie; the Bella Lake in the was sung to "Onward Christian• and Mrs. Delbert- Haw ��. ~» �" ` �'''
in Haliburton ,s was new ou The Bayfield Minor Soccer a sols:
ri r morning • Soldiers 4�d �hccompanied Mr. Mrs. Don Club - held a -bottle drive Soccer Babies who Baptism were Ottawa which included Vincent
ter
'stri cGregqi' an hem and '�" "hut Will a quit cl,�, Saturday and realized almost Sacrament of p
m and the_ ¢' Afi�Yi "Cathy and Bradley Park, Confederation
winging
bridge
Yone learned and sung at_me were lt" to Erin on Sunday and visited $100 from bottles and Tanya Susan PostiTl, daughter Massey
the
.winging built bye the the Diehl The solos and duets all Deller, are most of Peter and Linda Postill, and Heights, Rockliffe Park, the
arm, Diehls 75 with Mr. and Mrs. Doug donations. They daughter Foreign Embassies, the Prime
years ago, in order to reach no
inter to listen to. There was Kerry and Scott. grateful to the Villagers for Mary Ellen Webster,
e no intermission, but a con- Mr. and Mrs. Art Latimer
0 °sit halftheir kind cooperation} and to of Mack and Janentst aVebster. oirGeneral's Residences. After
side
sugar bush on the River. tinuous hour and a ha and Christine, Weston spent the Jack Merrier who supplied the Stude
side of the Bannockburn very
program. Harry Baker, in a weekend with her mother, Mrs. The grade VIII students who checking out of their hotel, the
From there to scenes of very humorous way, thanked truck and the ,gasoline for the attend Huron Centennial School students went to the Museum of
ter's and the Gover-
l
rY G.L. Knight. collecting.
°ads on skis and the Jolly Jay's and asked them Mr and Mrs Clarence Mr and Mrs Jack Hamilton, were in Ottawa last week. Science and Technology and
Tuesday,
they th Natural Sciences and
W.A.Johns, Thomas on Sunday in Varna United Church, Rev.
ouf St.
winLeL , ►
snowshoes looking for winter - to come back again, -and
landscapes with, snowdrifts, thanked the Goderich and
deer tracks, snowstorms and Clinton groups for coming.
acres of crystal chandeliers,
formed by the river, water While the Bayfield . group
rising and falling. She closed were getting lunch ready,
with a slide set, a poem found in everyone else enjoyed a visit
an old grade nine reader called with their neighbours and the
"Pasture Field with all the Jolly Jay's. It was a tight
shots taken in keeping with the squeeze,' but they mlannaged ch o
Bern for all the seasons of the serve a lovelwith the usual
ear. everyone along
Miss 'McGregor was a cup of tea or coffee. A vote of
and her thanks was given to the
ascinating speakers• Makins, for
Tides seemed to come alive president, Mr such.a delightful
fore ones eyes as she spoke. arranging
Mrs. Fred Clift, lunch con- evening, and they also thanked
enor was assisted in serving Trinity Church for the use of
y Mrs. Frank Burch, Mrs. Jim their Hall.
arrett and Mrs. Walter Ladies'; Auxiliary
rickson. The Ladies' Auxiliary say
Senior Citizens thanks to everyone and to those
The Bayfield Ever Young who donated prizes foethe
Drive out :