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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1975-10-23, Page 9A 0 RIehI of Clinton joined at theirJnvitation on evening at their „u1ar meeting and Acitifsed several souvenir Items for they Centemidafor Incorporation in_ July 1976. R141 invited the Reeve and4**nciliors' to view the tiereberWS'itetus on display in his4 in.obile showroom. in order to familiarize them with his wide variety of Wettable ertteles. Several letters of interest were received and read by clerk Gordon Graham. Among those was one from the Liquor Control Board of Ontario stating that a mobile trailer would be moved oto a suitable location in the Villige.before the year's end, an indications are that a permanent store will be built at a later date. A letter from Huron County stat 4 tbat should there be it Postal Strike, the County is preparTd to set up an alter- native system to handle the mails. , A cheque for $3,580 was received from the Ministry of Transportation and Com- munications for the road subsidy to the end of Sept. In other business, Council purchased a memorial wreath to be 1,314 by the Reeve at the Cairn in Clan Gregor Square at the Remembrance Day Service on Sunday, Nov. 9; received an invitation from the Bayfield Yacht Club to join them at their annual get- together in London at the Banqueteer on Saturday, October 25; discussed the widening of roads in preparation for paving in 1976; and learned that the Or Clerk wtii be out of his office' , for two days on Thursday, October 23 attending a meeting of the Asstkciation of Municipal Clerks of Ontario, in Dundalk and on Thursday, Optober 30 attending a meeting of the Huron County• municipal clerks and treasurers Council will also in- vestigate a letter of com- plaint regarding the noise and abusive language in Clan Gregor Square in the evenings; and will reply to a letter received from Mr. and Mrs. BrianStevens regarding' the purchase of the Library building should it be im- possible to move it to a site to be incorporated into a new Library building as an ArchiVes room. Council will meet next on November 3 at 7:30p.m. Bayfield personal notes Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Smith attended the funeral of his cousin, Mrs. Ruby Freele in 'qv Foreston Tuesday. We were very pleased to hear that Mrs. Ray Schell is able to be home after being hospitalized last week. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cluff, Rob and Tara, London were -weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred LeBeau. bliss Wendy Greer, London Teachers College, will be practise .teaching every Monday until Alfarettat Huron Centennial School, Brucefield. Whirteaching, she will spend the weekends with her parents and.sister, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Greer and Patti, RR. 3, Bayfield. On Saturday last, the Greer • family were dinner guests of their son-in-law, daughter and grandsons, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Robinson, Randy and Scott in Goderich. Mrs. George Reid, Varna, visited from Tuesday to Thursday with her sister, Mrs. L.B. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. R.J. Larson were the guests from Saturday to Monday of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Larson in London. Joining them for Thanksgiving dinner were Mr. and Mrs. John Pounder -and daugher Kyrstie. _mande,. Weston meikt... last week in Toronto as the guest of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parker. Mrs. Carol Lynn and friend of Etobicoke were at Mrs. Lynn's residence on Bayfield Terrace for Thanksgiving weekend. • Thanksgiving weekend guests With Mrs. Lena Ervine were her son-in-law and granddaughters,. Mr. , Robert Meyer, Michelle and Marsha. of -Waterloo her sister-in-law, Miss May Ervine, Goderich; and Mr. Bill Lowry and Mrs. Margaret Silk of Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Lynn had as their Thanksgiving holiday guests their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth .Lynn and Brian of Detroit. Mich. and her sisters. Mrs. 4 Mabel Wallace and Mrs, Nan Wine both of Tecumseh, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Krupa and her brothel.. Charles Pruss, all of London spent Thanksgiving weekend at the Pruss cottage. Dr. Bill and Mrs. Ullmann and family, London and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Beechle, and family, London were at their cottages for, Thanksgiving holiday weekend. Mr. and Mrs. R.S. Larson enterentertajd Mr. end Mrs. Bill Parker, Mr. and Mrs: Ed Reid, Mrs. George Reid, Varna, Mrs. L.B. Smith, Mrs. Myrtle Parker on Wednesday evening, October 15, in honour of Mrs. Ed Reid and Mrs. Myrtle Parker who both celebrated their birthdays. M. Ed Rowse, London spent Thursday with his mother-in-law, Mrs. L.B. Smith. - Mr. and Mrs. Don Dinel, Tracy and Erin, London spent Thanksgiving ;weekend with Mrs. Diners Mother, Mrs. Maude Weston. Also with Mrs. Weston was her niece and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ian Stewart and children of Toronto. Mr. and 'Mrs. Charles Parker, Toronto were the weekend guests of his mother, Mrs. Myrtle Parker. ji/jr,and Mrs. W.C. FarkeirCharlie, Kim adTenn1j,, London were Sunday guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bin Parker. Mrs. Bill Parker returned home on Sunday with her family after spen- dingseveral days in Toronto and London. Mr. Norman F. Cooper, Mount Clemens, Mich. joined his wife at their Village residence on Clan Gregor Square for the weekend. Mr. Renouf W.A. Johns, Mount Clemens, Mich. and Bayfield was at his home on Delevan St. for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meyer. Michelle and Marsha, Waterloo and Miss May Ervine, Goderich were weekend guests °, Mrs. Lena Ervine. Mr. and Mrs. John Cam- pbell and Peter. London spent HAMILTON TRUST AND SAVINGS CORPORATION YEAR GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES Interest payable Hall Yearly or may be Compounded to Maturity Published rata subjett to change wit oath?. Contact your LOCAL FINANCIAL ADVISOR • or 6 vomit STREET; SUITE 202 TORONTO ONT MO. 1111 1.416.3 "11 the weekend at their cottage on River Terrace. Mr. Kenneth Weston of Farmington, Mich. en- tertained a group of friends from Michigan at an annual autumn 'gathering at his home on the Lake last weekend. His son Britt of Novi \was co -host. Attending the party was Norman F. Cooper of Mount Clemens, Mich. and Bayfield. House guests included Jack Bennett, Farmington; Warren Mills, Lavonia; Donald Armstrong, and Jan Halvaston, East Lansing; Norman larbieniecki.. Farmington. Hills; Peter Sutherland, South Lyon and Jerry Ross, Cass City. Norman, Ken, Britt and Don, went swini- ming in Lake Huron at 6 .a.tn. and„„back for more en Saturday afternoon. Their comment: "It was cold!". On Sunday, October 19, Mr. and Mrs. John Zandwyck, RR 2, Zurich, entertained about 48 guests In honour of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Martin, who' celebrated their 25th Wedding Anniversary. Miss Sharon Oesch and Mr. Charles King of Stratford spent the weekend with her parents', Mr. and Mrs. William Oesch, Goshen Line. The Ladles of the Zurich , Mennonite Church held a miscellaneous - shower for blitgeerrdthrreblartitr,--bride-- elect of Nov. 8. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Barwick have just returned from a successful moose hunting trip in the Auden area. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Murray Hardy and Mr. Murray_Band of London. Smite Said the wife, gently, "You've got your hat on back- 'vvards again." Her professor husband replied testily , "What do you mean, 'backwards? How do you know which way I'migohlg?" • A long -Otte Bayfield area eatipie, Lloyd and 'Esther Meldns, celebrated their Golden Wedding anniversary recently at the home of the son, Arnold. .. Couple mark 50t1 allniveissa ry • ,ritchte party heft,. The 4auLe Gi1d41"rrinitY Anglican Church held their Uchre and bridge- party Fridarseetrazt.. October 17 winnersThe high,were: for euchre re"ehe ladies'Mrs. , Florence Brown; low, Mrs. Mabel Reid; more high, George Brown; low, Fred • Telford; Lone bands. Mrs. Pearl Hutchings and Fred Vera or low, Mrs. Bridge prizes: high, Mrs. Jessie Blair; men's high, Reg Wilson; low, Morgan Smith: Smile An elderly woman telling a relative about her son-in-law's heart attack said, "Don't worry. He's in the best of hands in the e.xpensive care unit." A very happy event took place at the home of Arnold Makins on October 12, when his father and mother, Lloyd and Esther, celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniver- sary. They were the first couple to be married in the Bayfield United Church Manse after Church Union took place and were married by the Rev. H.F. Kennedy on Oct. 10,1925. Lloyd is the son of the late William and Mary Ann Makins of near Varna and Esther is the daughter of William Henry and Alveretta Talbot of Stanley Township. Mrs. Freida Scetchmer was bridesmaid for her sister and Roy Scotchmer was best man. Four children were born of this union; Arnold in Bayfield and Marion in London. Tho sons are deceased. Mrs. Makin parents celebrated their golden wedding anniversary in 1939 in the same home. Mrs. Makins wore a floor length gown in autumn shades accentuated with a white orchid corsage and a gold locket and earrings, a gift from her husband. Guests were greeted at the door by their son Arnold, daughter Marion; husband Ken and son Jim. Their daughter-in-law Ruth escorted the guests to the tea room. Joanne Mackie at- tended the guest book in the afternoon and Stephen Mackie in the evening. The tea table looked attractive, with a hand made crocheted table - cloth centered with a centrepiece of gold and rust mums and flanked on either side with white fiftieth an- niversary candles'. In the afternoon, Verde Cameron of Seaforth, Beth Makins of Clinton and Elva Webster of Varna poured tea. Bonnie Makins, Mabel Neil of Seaforth and Susan Taylor of Toronto serVed the guests. In the evening, Mabel Shiny el -Jensen and Freida Scotchmer of Bayfield poured tea. Bonnie Makins • and leen& Mtskieierved the guests. A three tiered wedding • cake centered an array of pictures of both families from babyhood to great great grandparents. The couple received many cards, sifts and good wishes. Congratulatory messages were received from Prime Minister Trudeau; Opposition Leader Robert Stanfield; Premier of Ontario, William Holmesvi I le 1, . 4-11 "Tht Tillifinieeting-wax-held—thelr-causes-.. at Mrs. Betties home on October 20. We opened the meeting with the 4-11 pledge. Six members answered the roll call, "Show the sourdough loaf made for home activity, comment on how it turned out or tell of an experience you had while making it." Three members made cheese puffs while three other members made barbequed hamburger stocks. They were both very good. We read out of the mem- hers pamphlet and we diScusseri bread poults and aDazzlingSpringD* PLANT YOUR FALL Rs Now FIRST QUALITY JUMBO SIZE BULBS WE HAVE A Fliii$EI.ECTION TO CHOOSE FROM h walmormiriommoromir A T S • Good Selection of EVERGREENS stmolfuliforriMpowimpo ARRIVING THIS WEEKEND Trees for Fall Planting DON'T Format C.I.t. WINTERIZtR.WEEDER LANDSCAPING ItY IIHI CENTRE IllitiNift St. 4t2tt ,fmg Nouit$: , mow -to CollattiOtrt YO omc *totli tION1* DAY it YO We talked about our skit for Achievement Day. Some made their recipe holders. We enjoyed the braided buns from fast week. We ended the meeting by repeating the creed and the motto. By Christine Burgess. This is 0 good time for tradin' M your tired Sted for art.sOrited Cat Bp- s* our atiowances • never been better youl never find a better *fed then this year's Cat — watt brand tier smoother-movin' toriger•tastin*, .engines. So let's get togeusw *lora pet ready. tor Some good times *pap or! the good time Car 0 ()Avis Governor General and Madame Leger; our member in the House of COMMOIRS, Robert McKinley and MPP for Huron -Middlesex, Jack Riddell. On the Saturday right previous, a familydinner was held at the Bedford Hotel in Goderich. Ken Mackie gave the invocation and Brian Makins was Master of Ceremonies. Roy Scotchmer proposed the toast to the Golden Bride and Groom and they both replied with in- teresting memories of 50 years ago. Best wishes are extended -to Lloyd and Esther for con- tinued health and happiness. THIS WEEK'S Winners • CLUB NO. s MRS. JM. SIMONS CLUB NO. 6 MRS. AUDREY IRINDLEY -You tale be-neett: Nothing it boy Nothing to lose Emir* today N. T. ORMANDY DIAMOND SPECIAUST GODEftitli 0.114111s; the Grass Drills, 1:30 p.iNCithit ti flirt ChtlIttoss WokOlOt ov _ ent M*1 reaIir*g the AY 40 Oct, and a short entitled Ask e Lard' s Prayer was repeated in unison. Birthday cards were signed by the mirliaeReidberstalibned sent s. • to Myrtler Louise shut-in mer,tw:hers.ofthe Guild' h Ten members answered the eranitiern cataItealtwoguests,dftleGuiMidilso Ann Wille and" Mrs. Mabel Wallace of Detroit, Mich., who came with their sister, Mrs. Margaret Lynn. The secretary, Mrs. L.W. Scatchmer, read the report of the last meeting and moved its adoption and cards of thanks were received and moved for filing. .4 - Mrs. Fern Baker read an invitation from Wesley -Willis Church in Clinton to attend 'their Annual Morning Market o n oe v 1.reasurer, Mrs. Merton Merner, read her report which was approved and any outstanding bills are to be paid. Some plans were made for the Bazaar on November 'November of, in lint 3 p.m. he „mooting clood, with the enediction repeated in unison and ail enjoyed an afternoon cup tea and cookies. • INVESTIGATORS. Frivolo IovoilIsotors • for late • Ali Types of Investigation • • Divorce • Osmotic • Infisiriel All information confidential FORTNER IUREAU of INVESTIGATION 53A *est Street Goderich 5244142 Government License & Bonded MATERNITY WEAR AT The Separate Shoppe MAIN CORNER CUNTON OPEN 14 R.M. NEXT ,TO CAMPBELL'S MEWSINEAR • VILLAGE CREST DESIGN COMPETITION Design a Crest for the Corporation of the Village of Bayfield RULES 1. To be In the hands at the Meg Treasurer by December 1, iris. 2. Decision of judges to be final. 3. Designs to remain me property of fbe Village of Bayfield. PRIZES Firs, prize-SS0.00 Sind PrIze—S28.00 Third Prize—UO.00 Demonstration Also in Attion -645 V1BRA CHISEL -20" AUTO PLOW STALK CHOPPERS austorstrietuattitY touttto sn.tiitt Avit seActierii cisimencotie