Clinton News-Record, 1956-06-21, Page 8air J$o.ard aI.TJ!.eets
niscus$ Plans
For Centennial
(By our Bnytteld eorrespondent)
The directors arid, committee
members. of the 13ayfield Agrie111-
tura Society met in- the Town
Halt, on Monday evening, June 18,
There was a discnssion regarding
the plaque to be set in the mem-
orial ,gates, The .secretary read :a
letter from 'F. A. Lashley,. Dart-
meat of ,Agriculture, Toronto, ap-
proving the #1,44 for the gate's,
There was some .1:1APPS.$194 COI?
Cerning the building ...of the gates.
Work has' commenced on, the base,
and George' Weston is' to do the
stonework, •
Judges for the 3.0th, .arinivers-
w fall fair were selected, Sec --
wary, Mrs. A, M. Bassett, . was
inktrueted to 'write a letter to the
• Poultry Club ,of Clinton, in- •
viting the members ,to hold their
achievement day in connection
with the .fair.
The date of the next meeting
was left to the call of the presi-
dent, Carl Houston; Goderich.
spent Sunday and Monday with
them,
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Atkinson,
St. Clair Shores, Mich., were at
-their home in the village, over the
weekend. With them were Mr.
and Mrs. John Ewebank, Mrs.
Ewebanit, Sr.,. and Guarte Johns,
Detroit,
Mrs. Keith Leonard, Mrs. E. A.
Featherstone, Mrs. R. J, Larson.
Bayfield; Mrs. George Reid, Mr.
and Mrs. Christopher Parker,
Varna, attended the funeral of
George Smith, in London, on
on Tuesday,
Mr. and Mrs, James P. Fergu-
son, London, are at their cottage,
for a few days, On Tuesday, the
former's mother, Mrs. James Fer-
guson, Parkwood Hospital, Lond-
on, spent the day with them and
enjoyed visiting the new school.
,Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Proctor, Deer Lodge, over the
weekend include their` daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Alan
Dwyer and son Rickey, Mr.' and
Mrs. Edward Coughlin Miss Minta
Smith, Miss Grace Campbell; Det-
roit. '
Mr. and Mrs. Charles. F. Rogers
who have spent`the winter in Tor-
onto with their daughter, Mrs. R,
G. Hunter "and family, came to
their cottage, "Char Min", on Sat-
urday. They are' most happy to be
in Bayfield again. ()Wing to Mr.
Roger's ill-health they could not
come last year. ,
Miss' Jessie L. Metcalf, Detroit,
came home on Sunday for the
summer, vacation. She was ac-
companied by her brother, William
L. Metcalf, Montreal. Mrs. Met-
calf joined them' here, on Wednes-
day after having visited her sis-
ter, Mrs., Rehm, Grosse -Pointe
Farms, for a few days..'
Mr. and Mrs. Howard King, and
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson-, Bramp
ton, called on the former's aunt,
Mrs. George King on Sunday. Mr.
King is a son - of the late. John
So
HE
KNEW
HIS
ONIONS
• •
that there's
South End
Drop in and
no place like
Cities Service
get acquanited.
. and of course, he knew
CITIES SERVICE
"Wee/1011in frDoryRutled • e
GAS•SERVICE•TIRES
•
King who had a bakeshop in Pay ,
field years ago; then he operated
one in Clinton; and later moved out
west, ,-1)ir, Thompson was a bank
clerk in Hayfield some years ago
Injures r#1),
Shortly after o'clock on
Thursday evening, Miss Elizabeth
Weston bad a dizzy Spell kit her
home, • „She doesn't recall whether
she fell downstairs or not,. but
she went up to bed. It is thought
that she must have been..in a, daz-
ed. coxidition and possibly fell in
her room. • Her brother, George
t°1104 her lying across the bed
about seven o'clock .9111 Friday . morning, She said that she had
been calling him men of the night
but he -didn't hear as their, bed
Mina are in different parts of
the house, She Was removed by
ambulance to Alexandra Marine
and-General Hospital, Goderich,
where it was ascertained that she
had received a bad fracture. to her
left hip. 'Ont Monday she was
removed to Victoria Hospital,
LondOn. to undergo, an operation.
Remembers 'UAW
Mr. and `Mrs. William "L. Met-
calf had been attending a reunion
of the Eingeering Class of 1926 at
Ann Arbor, Mich., from June 14-
16. They thoroughly enjoyed re-
newing old acquaintance*, It was
also the 50th anniversary of the
founding of the...Gamma Chapter
Tau Beta Pi on the campus on
Thursday, One of the first per-
sons William met was Herbert
Winters, who said, "You're Met-
calf, And you're Bayfield. I'm
Herb Winters."
Then he recalled the days When
George Copeland drove- stage here,
when he came to Jowett's Grove
for the summer with his parents
and at seeing "Gem" AtkinSon
jump and Tom Bailey dive from
the top of the old iron bridge into
the river. They had a. great chat
about Bayfield.
The late Miss Ellen Richards
was a relative and he recalled cot-
tigers' in, Jowett's Grove in those
days. He lives in Medina, Ohio.
A year or -so age, he drove up this
way to show his boys the spot of
which he' had such fond memories.
Their remarks ran, something like
this; "What, Dadl This place, with
sill those trees. Is this' the spot
you've been talking so much
about."
-In 1940 the Communist party,
Fascist party and fourteen other
organizations were outlawed' in
Canada under defence regulations.
"BUSINESS
DIRECTORY"
INSURANCE •
Insure the "Co-Op" Way
W. V. ROY
District Representative
Hoz 310 Clinton, Ontario
Phone Colleep •
Office HU 2-9642—Res, HLP2-9357
H. C. LAWSON
Bank of Montreal Building
Clinton
PHONES: Office HU' 2-9644,
Res., HU 2-9787
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Agent: Mutual Life Assurance Co.
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GENERAL INSURANCE
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Bun life Assurance Co. of Canada
Office: Royal Bank Building PHONES
Office HU 2-9747—Res. 2-7556
3. E. HOWARD, Hayfield
Phone Hayfield 53r2
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If you need Insurance, I have
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THE McKILLOP MUTUAL
• FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Head Office: Seaforth
Officers 1956: President, W. S.
Alexander, Walton; vice-president,
Robert Archibald, Seaforth; sec-
retary-treasurer and manager, M.
A. Reid, Seaforth.
Directors: John H. Me wing;
Robert Archibald; Chris. Leon-
hardt, Bornholm; E. J. Trewartha,
Clinton; Wm, S. Alexander, Wal-
ton; J. L. Malone, Seaforth; Har-
vey Fuller, Goderich; J. E. Pepper,
Brucefield; Alister Broadfoot, Sea-
forth,
Agents: Wm. Leiper Jr., Londes-
boro; J. F. Prueter, Brodhagen;
Selwyn Baker, Brussels; Eric
Munroe, Seaforth.
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OPTOMETRY
G. B. CLANCY
Optometrist Optician
(successor to the late A. L.
Cole, optometrist)
For appointment phone 33,
Goderieh •
E. LONGST.AFF
Hours:
Settforthi Daily except Monday &
Wednesday-9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Wednesday, 9 a,m. to 12.30 Am.
Thursday evening by appointment
only.
Clinton: Above Hawkins Sr Jacob
Hardware — Mondays only — 9
eat, to' 5.30 p.n.:.
PHONE '791' SEAFORTH
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PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
AYLMER TOMATO
SOUP -- 2 10-oz. tins 23c
FRESHIES or KOOL
AID 5 for 29c
New Xing
Size Ilieeze
ROSE SWEET MIXED
PICKLES-16 oz. jar, 23c
MAXWELL HOUSE .
COFFEE-1 lb. $1.15
....*.61••••*1
GOLDEN DEW MOTHER PARKER'S
MARGARINE lb. 25c TEA BAGS—size 60 .. 79c
Robin Hood Cake Mixes
HONEYSPICE, MARBLE, GOLDEN,.
GINGERBREAD EASYBISK, each 23c pkg.
Each Package Contains Additional Coupon Worth 5e
ANGEL FOOD and ,BROWNIE MIXES each contain
coupons worth 20c
Phone HU. 2-3813 Free Delivery
n..Bruba,cher, Proprietor
BLUE.
• or '
WHITE $1.41
GOLD SEAL 'FANCY
SOCKEYE SALMON tin 48c
Have A Complete Stock Of
Fly Killers
FLORBAIT kills flies by shovelfuls.
BARN SPRAY hi Concentrate or Prepai:ed form—ready
for use; spray yodi barn; kills all insects.
COW SPRAY keeps cows contented in both barn and
pasture—meaning an increased milk fkiw.
-Also have a complete stock of BUG KILLERS, for
flowers and vegetables—either' in powder form
or to mix with water.
Fred 0. Ford
-GRAIN and SEED
Phone HU 2-9724 CLINTON
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Keep your car running smoothly
throughout your vacation. Let
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our Vacation Tune-Up Special:
Drive in to-day.
41 Fuel'System Tune-Up
Check Electrical System
* Check Battery, Horn,
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A BIG 'DAY FOR, THE WHOLE FAMILY!
Huron Liberal Picnic
Jam/0es Grove, Bayfield
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27th
Hon. Farquhar Oliver, M.P.P.
Ontario Leader of the Opposition will be. present
as well as 'other district M.P.'s and M.P.P.'s
RACES AND CONTESTS FOR. YOUNG
AND OLD BEGIN AT 4.30 P.M.
PACK A LUNCH AND EVERYBODY EATS AT 5.30
Ice Cream and Soft Drinks Provided For All
And In The Evening
FREE DANCING in the Pavilion
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Place your Order NOW for SummerVill-up,
while prices are at their lowest.
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BRUMFIELD Phone IW. 2-9922
Hensall. and Seaforth Subscribers please phone collect
24-5-b
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,
WE CARRY LARGE STOCKS OF
.
'BINDER TWINE
and •
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FLY SPRAYS — DISINFECTANTS
Turkey' and Hog Concentrates Available
Come In and Talk It Over
•" GRAIN
H. F. WETTLAUFER
AND SEEDS
NOW is the time to seed out that wet
field, or ,wet spot, with a mixture of Grasses.
Or if you expect to be short of pasture, Sudan
Grass and other emergency mixtures will see
yoethrough the summer.
For higher protein, silage, a mixture of
Sudan Grass, Millet, Soybeans and Sorghum 4
is proving very popular. ,
If your lawn is growing fast; before you
buy a power mower, see the new 18", 4-cycle i
`TORO ROTARY MOWER, now' at a special
price.
Also for sale—f used CHOREMASTER
GARDEN TRACTOR.
R. N. ALEXANDER — Londeshoro
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JUNE SPECIALS
1954 FORD 2-DOOR COACH $1,4951
Radio
1949 PLYMOUTH SEDAN $650 One owner. Only ...... ........... .......
1948 CHRYSLER SEDAN
$395
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needs some motor work. $95.00
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REAL ESTATE
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Chrysler — Plymouth — Fargo
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VNQIIN f3AME.:14) 45 r 3
Dr, H., Southani, ErederietOn,•
1rT B„ is a guest at The Albion
sHoteL
•
Mr, And. Mrs, .Hugh Thane, Lon-
don,- spent The weekezUrt at The
Little
and Mrs„ 'Fred Davison, Pe,
trait,. visited' the forrrier's brothers
on Sunday,
Miss Jean Groves, Vaneouver, B.
-called on. friends in the village
on ThinAday -
aVfisSes A Drouin and A. Fern-
ette left on 1Vionday tospend a few
days in Detroit,
1W., and Mrs!. Dalton Smith and
.Xenet, London, Vent the weekend
The Regular Meeting
of the
gTANLEY TOWNSRIP
FARMERS' UNION
will be held jn the
Orange Hall, Varna
an
MONDAY EVENING,
JUNE 25
at 8.30 p.m.
Mr. Colin Lawson will*
speak on the. National Form
Union of England and
Wales; also on the Milk
Marketing Board:
at their cottage.
Mr, .4,/la Mrs, Stewart .Atkinson,,
Detroit, visited D. A, Atkinson,
over the weeke'n'd,
Mrs. .lElack, Dearborn, has been
'the guest of Mr, .arid Mrs, Ti„.
.4404.4 for a few days,
Mr. end Mrs. 339Par APSt and
London, were at their cot --
tap over the weeXend.
M..% and Mrs, F. Hendrick,
Minighan), 'Mich., were at their cot-
tege over the weekend.
Mrs, E. cooper' and family,.
)31-rminghanl,. Mich,, are at their
Cottage for the summer,
James Dewar, Kingston, visited
his mother, Mrs. D, Dewar, for a,
few hours last 'Thursday.
Misses M. and Pf, Broke, Dear,-
born, 'Midi., were at the Village
over the weekend.. Mr. and Mrs. L. McKim:en, Lon-.
don; entertained friends! at "The
Cedars"- over the weekend.
Mr, and Mrs. T, Leckie and.
-Donna, London, oceepied their
cottage over the weekend,
Mr. and - Mrs. E'. CuldliefsOn,
London, were at their home in the
village • over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. - Ernest Vodden,
Woodham, visited her sister, Mrs.
Lloyd Makins on Sunday.
Prof. and Mrs. R. K. E, Pem-
berton', London, occupied their
cottage over the weekend.
Mrs. Ralph Nicholls, London;
spent Friday. and Saturday with
her 'mother, Mrs.- F. W. MoEwen.
Mrs...C. Y. Shider, Detroit, was
here to visit her sister Miss E.
Weston, on Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kirkham,
London, were with, her parents,
Mr, and Mrs. E, Heard on Sunday.
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end,.
Mrs. W. M, PurVes has returned
to :her home in Birraingilan4
after 'spending a 'few clays at her
cottage,
Mr, and, Mrs, B., T. 'Stephenson ,
and Barbara, Toronto, were at
their home in, the village for the
weekend,
Mr.and Mrs, Beoth, and fam-
ily, London, Mr, and. Mrs, piarles
Pounder, .Slincoe, are occupying
cottages in Deer Lodge,
ayriso, M. Hodons and Miss
Macdonald, Toronto, were at the
former's cottage, "Stonehaven,"
from Friday until Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Glibert Knight
and .grandson, Toronto, visited
with -'her mother, Mrs. F Oen-,
einhardt, over the weekend.
Mr. and. Mrs, David Luck, Char-
les, David and Edward, and guest
Keith -Cassey., Vast Lansing, are
occupying the Kanter cottage,
Members of Knox Church .W1VIS
attended the birthday party cele-.
bration of Oartnel Presbyterian
WMS at Hensall on Thursday.
Mr, and Mrs, James Hayman
and daughter, Lisa., London, .were
with his, parents', Mr, arid Mrs. A.
W. Hayman over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Newton Sturgeon,
Margaret and Billie, Port Dover,
visited 'the former's mother, Mrs.
William Sturgeon, over the week-
end.
Miss Helen Blair, Who recently
completed her course at Teachers'
College, London, is clerking at P.
Weston's grocery store for the
,summer.
Mr, and Mrs. George Fellows
and family returned to their home
at Riverside on Saturday, after
having been at their- cottage for a
few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacLeod,
London, spent Sunday with, their
daughter, Cathy, at the home of
his' parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. H.
D. MacLeod
Miss L. Morley, Detroit, accom-
panied by her sister, Mrs. G. Mo-
ore, 'Traverse City, Mich., came
last--weele to occupy her -cdttage,
"Bircheliffe".
Thirteen members of grade S
spent the day getting acquainted
at Clinton Collegiate Institute
Charlie Wain visited- Goderich Col-
legiate Institute. ,
Lloyd Makins was able to re-
turn home on Wednesday after
having been at Clinton Public
Hospital for a week, following his
recent aeoident.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anderson,
Science Pill; entertained' Mr. and
Mrs. Ed. Sturgeon ,at a family
dinner on their wedding annivers-
ary on Sunday.
Mrs. J. Barron Janice and Carol,
Mrs. John Pease, E'rvine- Pease,
London; Mrs. Charles Upshall,
'Grantoir, were at the Pease cot-
tage. for the Weekend.
Mr. and Mrs, R. Kew and Linda,
St. Marys; Mr. and Mrs, David
McMillen Thamesford, were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Fran-
cis, over the weekend. •
'Mr. and Mrs. M. Outland, De-
troit, R. D. Thompson, London,
and - MiSses Christine *and Bonnie
MaCalliun Stratford, .-were at Mc-
Ewen's Cabins over the weekend.
Jack Brown, who spent last
week with 'his sister„, Mrs. 'J. H.
Parker returned to London on
Satinday with Mr. and. Mrs. Lorne
Epps who were also with her sister
for the day.
Warner, Payne, Sudbury, was
with his wife and family over -the
weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Pltblado,
TorOnto, were also with their
father, H,' N. Brandon, •on Sunday
and Monday.
Mr, and Mrs. A. Long, Stratford;
Mr: and Mrs. Douglas Long, Mr.
and Mrs. Eric Robinson, and Mr.
and Mrs, Don Robinson, London,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Baker, "Wheel-In" on Sun-
day.
Mrs.' Harold Weston, Ray and
Susanne, Ferndale, -Mic, are at
George Weston's cottage until
Thursday, Harold - Weston who
brought them to the village on
Saturday returned home the next
day.
Mrs. Ft,/ G. Htinter and Sally
Beth are at their home here for
the summer, Dianne Kelly is a
!guest of Sally 'Beth, Dr. Hunter
returned: to Toronto on, ,Monday,
afit&-„heing here for a couple of
days. ""••,..,.‘
Mr. and Mrs. rCharles Parker
and Bonnie,'''.Scarbora, were with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Parker over the',..weekend, and Mr.
and Mrs, Keith, Pruss and Janke
Orange, Lodges At
r.rrty Church
Trinity Church was filled to ea-
parity on Sunday evening when
members of LOL No. 24 .and fri-
ends' from vamp, And Clinton led'
gas paraded to Divine Worship in
Trinity Church. The Bannockburn
Band was in attendance,.
Emerson Heard acted as. marsh-
all, The Rector Rev, W. S, Out:-
erbridge received the flags from -
the bearers R. J. Larson and Lloyd
Miller and placed them on the
Ab'o'ut 45 members Of 'the
Orange Order including the W.M.
Wilfred- Castle attended,
During the offertory 21, mernr
hers of 4he 'Sunday. Schoel Choir
sang sweetly, 'Fairest Lord Jesus',
Mrs. George Adana - Was, at the-
orgam
• The sermon, preached by the
Rev, W. S. Outerbridge, was based
on the SCripture passage, Micah
6;#3.. In summing up, he said,
Christianity is. not Gust a matter
of doing good, feeling PO or 1)!'' ing good, It is riot even a matter
of upholding the .ririuciples of pito-
teaanti$M,--at a distance; It
esseMially, a- question .of walking,
humbly with ciod, of getting to
knoW Him and to know about Him,
and for that parpeSe God institet.
ed the .Christian Church through
which- Be comes to us and we
reach Him- It is a pity sin
that it is so divided; but if you
really desire to serve God and.:
hope for heaven then _ literally.
for )1eaven's sake, worship Him
regularly in church,"
Gerald S. Sturgeon,. PreStM
was with his parents,. Mr. and
Mrs, gd.' Sturgeon for the week-