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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1975-07-31, Page 9. •4•4?...aca,aro, ataawaatg1, • 1 4 , ‘, , , laaaiir,4.1117,1•71/..(7777...7 • • •1'• • • ••• •H. • • .• • • ; • . $!, • • ansarni volk, iev eorg andsfrs !"YOunnat *-hcstoM Reg who j clfle4to. ari? eneral ta1 tnOdriob. i. and Mrs. 3 0. Higgins returned home last week after ,speading an enjoyable two weeks in the Highlands of fialiburton on Lake Vositkung a the gdcsts of her aunt, Mrs. 43.M. Cinsney at her summer bung -Molar Paint". Mrs. Mary Melaban and four •children of Blairsville Penn; Mrs. George Wright, London and Miss Debbie Miskie. Elmwood are vacationing with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Makins andfamily, Main Street. Mrs. Margaret Garrett was in Ottawa from Wednesday until sSunday of last week at- tending a Cameo Convention.. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Martin and family of Detroit. Mich. are holidaying at their cottage for the summer. ' Mr. and Mrs. Rob Irwin and Robbie, London visited with his parents. Mr. and Mrs, EN. Erickson and family -ori Friday. Thursday guests with Mr. and Mrs. BW Parker were Mr. and Mrs. J.E. French and Mr. and Mrs. Bill French, Jeff and Julie all of Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Parker, Charlie, Kim and Jennifer, London were' with his parents on Monday prior to leaving for Vancouver, 8.C, to visit Mrs. Helen Fraser. Misses JoAnne and Sheryl Layton of Brucefield are holidaying with their grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Craig at Pine LakeCamp. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Atkinson, Waterford, Michigan were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norman F. Cooper of Mount Clemens, Michigan at, their Village residence on Clan vaitel 7 Ira got, off to 4 fine ,rn* Wttettthe parade pratd, bicycles. and costumed pedestrians marched up Main Street Clan Gregor Square to Agricultural Grounds, led ie imerwash Cadet Band, where rides, Oates of chance, bingo refreshment stands, cane? apples and candy floss were all set up. Judging the numerous en - da was a 41t - Cult task, as a Wet deal WO* had gone lnto preparing fortheparacf Winners in the float ClaSs were as 10110WS: special prize, Tom Pesthole (pair *of Be)gium Hems and wagon); first prize, Bayfield Cubs and Scouts; second Old Homestead Cam- pgrounds; (3), Lionettes of Bayfield; (4), Knox Presbyterian Church pony and rig, Blair Brothers with Ginger. antique cars—Gary Triebner, Ken Johnson, Kelvin Werner; decorated tricycles, Matthew 111111 KUAS, 14,44aWilitA4 404,04., 4440.14.9f Kia0di, defied bicYcles, rsha Triebner, Larry coositt; Julian JohnSO4. spocia1, Julia Dundas, miscellaneous carts, UttbbY Fisher, Wendy Penhale,Ki - McCauley, gyoup ot three. (Peter Pan), Jeff Fellows, Meg and Toby; Mackenzies and Bruce; the Chain _Gang; pairs in costume, Carol Varry and Susan Pfaff, Doug and Scott McKay (little habos),. Tracy Guilfoyle and Allison Merman (policeman and prisoner); individuals, Karen Later, Kathy Smith, Kathy Dunn. Lionettes Penny Sale results The Bayfield Lionettes Club heki their very successful' Penny Sale in conjunction with the Lions Annual Carnival. - They would like to thank all the ' merchants in Bayfield, Varna, Clinton, Goderich and Zurich, -and all the individuals who donated both time and material goods The winners of the prizes are as follows with the item first, then the donator, and finally the winner: pants (women's, boys'), Lee's, Clinton, Winnie Watts, Royal Oak, Mich.; soap set, Newcombe, Clinton, Jawrowski, Bayfield; gift cert. Campbell's: Clinton, Crystal ' Huffman, Bayfield; Pro Hardware, Barb MeVean, Bayfield; rag.. Andy doll, Shadow Box, Clinton, Kim -Wright, Londesboro; flower • arrangement, The Arbor, Kathy Merner, Bayfield; spoon set, The Dutch Store, Dawn Westlake, Bayfield; plEtti e, Ball -Match, Cathryn Elbana;r wallet, Aiken ros., Judy Gooding, Missi auga; slippers. Holland Sh , Dawn Merner, Bayfield. plaque, Beattie Furniture, . 3 Bauer!. Byfield; clld fttifu'es, Anstett's, Ha ld Brandon, Bayfield Framed print Raintree, WiJ4,, Beck; Bayfield; $5 • gift ert., Heather's,. Goderic Tom Logan, Bayfiel pair larnps, Lodge Furnit , Goderich, Bennie 'Do Varna; $5 gift cert., Mr/ Stereo, PeteMurray, eld; barbecue set and - Ils, Bieck's, Goderich, Marie ewitt, London; lawn chair, A & P. Goderich, Stevadiddleton, Clinton; case potato chip, Hostess, Joanne Johnston, Bayfield; books and plastic doll, Lionettes, Howard Scotch - mer, Bayfield; 2 gals. ice cream, Silverwood's, A. Van Wonderen, Varna; 20 loaves bread,, G. Prescatore, Canada BreaA B. Pederson, Bayfield; 2 jals.—iiii—criaio Dairy, Bisin, Varna; box wieners, Schneider's, G. Scotchmer, Bayfield; dinner ham, Canada Packers, G. Clark, Bayfield; 4 boxes tur- tles, Huron Wholesale, Dawna • Westlake, Bayfield; camera, Zurich Wholesale, S. Shanahan, London. Glass mug, Doris Hunter, • Ann Marie Milks; shawl, Lionette, Valerie Merner, Bayfield; ladies pen and pencil; Sheaffer, B. Pederson; men's pen and pencil, Sheaffer, Den Lindsay, Bayfield; shampoo conditioner, nail polish, Bayfield Beauty Shop, Mark Vincent, Blyth; ham and coffee, Corrie's Red and White Shop, Holly Reid, Byfield (Card Fisher); frtfit cake, Culbert's, Willy Beck, Bayfield; set of candle holders, Fincher's, Goderich, Mrs. Chas. Wilson,. Clinton; linoleum, Wise -Way Lumber, Pete Murray. Bayfield; tray, Village Guild, Robert Heard, Bayfield; figurine, Village Guild, Cathryn Smith, Ethane; straw doll, Bayfield House, Sandra Coleman, RR 1, Zurich; the jug, The Mariner; Dr. 3. Kellar, Staley SS 5. Doll, Atny's Treasures, Harry Talbot, Bayfteld; dinner for .two, Albioe7 Hotel, Fto Oddliefson, Bayfield; spirograph, ,Brandon's Pro, Mrs. 3. W. arson Bayfield; chopping'board, The Wood Shed, A1 ny Olive, Sunset Lane; gas, Memer's Garage, Ang aptein, RR 1.4 Bayfield; two ick stands, Argyle's, Kim Sn 1, Bayfield; lunch for two, T nk &. Tummy, Jan Simons, yfield; thermos jug, Dry - Dock, Lawrence Keys, Varna; canoe ride, Carson -Elliott Marina, Ruth Scotchmer (Lu - Lu), Texas; brunch for two, Little Inn, Ena Dundass, R.11 1, Bayfield; set of glasses, Graham's, T. B. Allen, Jowett's Grove; six bags munchoes, Frito-Lays, Darin Telford, Bayfield;' therege 'candle, Woollen Shoppe, Doris Hunter, Bayfield; sunset cruise, Car- son -Elliott Marina, W. Harry, ,Bayfield. Match Box race set, Graham's Store, Bev Pounder, Bayfield; alarm clock, Lionette, Rob Goff, Sarnia; horse and wagon tour, Tem Penhale, Lorne Cook, Bayfield; wooden tray, Totality Bayfield„ Ruth Moore, Bayfield; men's sweat shirt, Captain's Quar- ters, Goderich, J. Barwick, Bayfield; men's sport shirt, Rawson & Swartman, Goderich, Gayle Lowry, RR 1, Kincardine; casserole, Shore Gift's, Goderich, Marie Voisin, Varna; desk pen, Anderson, Goderich, Mr. E. Pfaff, Win- dsor; $5 voucher, West Si iumrnaoderie1Gw. Klaudi. London; $5 ”gift cert., Heather's, Goderich, •Audrey Payne,' Bayfield; $4 gift cert., Bayfield Building Centre, Bev Doll, Goderich; two steak dinners, Vicki's, Clinton, A. Kaptein. Bayfield ; $4 gift. 1, certificate, Drycleaning Irene's, Clinton, Winnie Watts, Royal Oaks; two dinners, Bavarian Inn, Bayfield, Karen Talbot, Bayfield. Pottery dish, Art Gallery, Hayfield, Ken Scotchmer, Hayfield; set glass bowls, Village Market, Mea gen McLaughlin; 12 qts. milk, Fairholine Pairy, Clinton. M. D. Moiliiiiid,"Bayfield; crochet throw, Lionettes, Fred LaBeau; jeweliry box, Totality, Barbara Martin, Bayfield; set steak knives, N. D. Cameron, Wingham, Ev Earl, Bayfield; badminton set, Lionette, Ann Talbot, Bayfield; four quarts oil, Reg. Francis B . P., Bayfield Robt. McCauley, RR 1, Bayfield; fire extinguisher, Jack Scotchmer, Bill Darling, Lucan; lawn chair, Canadian Tire, Goderich, Cathy Fisher, ,Bayfield; two cases pepsi, Pepsi, Exeter, Edith Turner, Bayfield; wheel barrel, Lionettes, Mrs. H. Snell, Seaforth; bicycle basket, Pioneer Park Assoc., Wendy Turner, Hayfield. Swim set, Lionettes, Sherry Mueller, Pine Lake Camp; telephone shower head, Hoff - (Meyer, Bayfield, Russell Grainger, RR 1, Zurich; patti stacker, Don Haw, Flo Oddliefson, Bayfield; two swirl -a -way, Makins, Bayfield, Garry Brandon, Bayfield-,. construction set, Lionette, Kevin and David Gano, Old Homestead; door bell, Rieck's, Goderich, Brent Pauli, London: door bell, Bieck's, Goderich, Don Lindsay, Bayfield; two lbs. fresh fish, Don McLeod, Bayfield, Elane Dinel, London: Vanda Product, Kay McLeod, Hayfield, Mr. Chas. Wallace, Clinton; $5 worth free ad- mission to Huron County Pioneer Museum, Raymond Scotchmer, Eric Krohrner, Bayfield; vase and doilie, Lance's Antiques, Brad Voisin -eream—and- --sugar.„ I ionettes,... Connie West, Bayfield ; tray, McClinchey Store, Lloyd Cooper, RR 3, Kippen ; salad bowl, McClinchey Store. Varna, Connie Hislop, Port Huron, Mich. Baptist ladiesntertain The Bayfield Baptist Church Ladies Group entertained Mrs. BniceEaton and the Ladies Group of South End Baptist Church of Owen Sound on Tuesday 22nd. They enjoyed a picnic dinner at naon, on the grounds at the Baptist Parsonage and a few contests during the afternoon. • A social hour followed and the ladies all had a nice visit with one another. Tea was gerved before the gathering departed for their respective homes.. - Among those present were their interim Pastor, Ivor Bodenham of Hensall and several ' former Church members :Mrs. George Mavor. Burlington; Mrs. Florence Keyes, - Exeter: 'Mrs. -Merle Switzer, 'G'oderich and Mrs. Orville Greer of Sea forth. University of Western Ontario Summer School & Extension Dept. INTERVIEV'r$ Mi otellela Armitt, Director Of the Summer Scheel *rid extension Department et the Unhnitraltit of Western Ontario, will be cofl. ducting interviews, and would, welcome anyone • work on a &oho erOgrarn 4,). kg*, connitunity who inted,10 Winning Ito Plum• Staff 0orstopattat Classroom, • Gob/dd. Psychiatric Ilaspital Tho-poto: • Mashy, Aqui 11, 1973 Ike limo: 11 a.m. 4:30 p.m. -74 For on irstakrvimw appoirstmi*tst, pleas. phone) 524-7333# ihttioniloo 263 the annual flayirield Liam, Carnival was a big hit last Friday night and the celebrations were kicked off with a giant parade around Clan Gregor Square, The Lionettes also starLa Site- cessful penny sale. (photo by Milvena Erickson) •4 McFadden's honored in poem - The following verse was written by Mary McFadden as • ;A a tribute to her parents who are planning their retirement from business: Ya Abet Too Old Ole Gerti, Mac and store Tilia cross-eyed stork brang a girl And an order ta fetch up two more. The first a tom -girl, loved sports and nature A fair second child, creator The third a book worm of wisdom reserve Gertiand Mac raised these three...and the store.. Tom growed up, yaunguns did too Familysaclatime as a change Learned a young whip ta handle the store And blamed it all on old age. Well yer colour 'a life ain't fadin' So what if ya got hairs grayed? A couple wrinkles a wisdom Yer just twardsin' more happy days. • toenkliktaheytrfn, ya see we's slowed Ottr Miss a "go -pill" in the morning4. More damn wrinkles find our faCe". Well this here's a little story 'Bout some folks I know real well Ther names er Mac and Gerti Settled in this town a spell. Bought the weather beaten general A foundation fer a family ta come Theirselves they worked to richin And so's folks could build titer homes. B (11/fie Id personal notes Dr. and Mrs. Gerry MacPherson. Waterford were registered guests„ last week at the Albion Rotel. The weekend guest list included, Mr. and Mrs. Fletchkeran, Red Deer, Alberta: Mrs. Edward Powers and son Stephen. Louisville, Kentucky; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Zwinck, Southfield, Michigan: and Mr. Kelly Hanson, Chatham whoentertained several couples. business associates on Saturday evening. Mrs-. Alma Bassett and Miss farmer owners of the Albion Hotel, visited in the Village for the weekend. Mrs. John Graham, Wallacetowe, spent the weekend with her family, Mr. ad Mrs. Pat GT -ham. Bar- bara, Nancy and John. Mr: and Mrs. Nelson John- stda, Strathroy. visited Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Norman F. Cooper, on their return from a vacation trip.toP.E.I. While driving around the Village during the weekend. we noted many of our summer residents Iv ere at' their respective cottages: the "Dr Bill Tillmanns: the Hugh Gregorys: Norman Biloive and family: the Joe Beechies ; the John Campbells and Peter; Larry 'and Janice Krupa and Glen Pruss all of London. Thank -yeti Tnwn of Clinton for affording many of us the pleasure of attending all the functions (luring the Oast weekend. Best wishes ,and every success, for the many varied and interesting ac Few years passed. they's still a workin '11 tivities upcoming and. a very Happy 100 Birthday. Mr. and Mrs. George Mavor, Burlington holidayed last week at the River Colony Cottages and while here renewed acquaintances and visited old friends. Villagers will remember the Mayor's from when they resided here and operated their business "Cedar Grove''. Mr. R entail W.A. J,hns of Mount Clemens. Michigan is at his Village residence for several days. has been staying with her aunt. Mrs. Carl E. Diehl while visiting friends in southwestern Ontario. left on Friday morning with Mr. and Mrs. George H. Durham for their / home in Clarkson (Mississa4a). On Thursday evening Mrs. George Durham and Miss Margaret Durham • were hostesses at a surprise dinner party at The Little Inn - honouring George's ,birthday. After sunset. the guests retreated to The Hut for as jolly evening Miss Margaret Durham leaves from Mallon Airport at the end of the month oh a flight to Sydney. Australia. (Via Chicago Honolulu ). from when shc. vt ill fly to Darwin. Her time in Canada a all too short both forMargarei and her friends, Mrs U A W Ise and Mrs. -fan MacRae of London, who • are holidaying at Grand Bend. visited their native village on Saturday.' They called on Mrs Carol E. Diehl Watch for. it! r "101" SIDEWALK SALE. Details in next week's Clinton News -Record Mary's Sewing Centre 17 Victoria St., Cliniors 482-7036 • GiOn•Martin, Detrot,1 weekend Stanley. and attended the Fishermen's U3Otibit1on: Mr. and Mrs— on; Gemehlharcjt returned horne on Sunday after spending days in River Massey. On Saturday attended the marriage et niece. Miss Linda Wagner, Blind River tt, Mr. James McKinney of Toronto in Zion Lutheran Church in Massey and the reception in Iron Bridge Community Hall. They reported a very,renjoyable trip and went by way of Tobermory, crossing to South Bay Mouthon the Chi-Chi-Maun and returned home also an the "BigCanoe". Mr. Bud Sturgeon and his fiance Miss Barbara Davidson, London were weekend guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Davidson in Windsor. Mrs. Violet Sturgeon is visiting for a few days with relatives in Port Stanley =Ion, Sunday attended the Parker family reunion in Pinafore Park, St. Thomas. Draw winners Draw prize winners at thb Lions Carnival were: Robert Boyes (Rotary Mower); Jean Clark (9 by 9 feet twit); Bob Mcilean (water purifier); Don Williams. London (radio); Lorne Cooke (aluminum ,sep, ladder); 3 .P.PRau, Zurich (spincast rod and reel); Jeff Ducharme, Si. Clair Beach, (chaise lounge): Lorne Taylor, Varna (hibachi barbecue); Ron Whetstone, RR3. Clinton (lawn chair) Irwin Pease (lawn ch 4 •Bri a . Consider these We have this exceptional Siding in 'stock. You can do it yourself or or we will install it for you. • Calf us for fr Remember Cash • You 5% Dia BALI...MA CA Li • BUILDING SU CUNTON — 41124413 SEAFORTH 527-0910 HE .44.4,••••••••••••••••••••••9••••••••••••••• • • ' • . ,sp