Clinton News-Record, 1958-08-07, Page 6r4LOF SAN, - _ GZI i' ON NEWS-RFCUF 1 't URS7aAX, AUGUST Z, 1958.
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M=. Wham Barber and fan -411Y,
+St. Tliornas, are at their cottatg,e,
Dr, R. G, Hunter; Toronto, is
halal�ignin+g at his home ani the
vihRa�,
Mas', A, +ai , Furter, IM -4m, ur,
spend mfg a week with her brother,
i'ti. A, Sthmson.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold King, Sar.
rnga, are, visiting W. and Mrs, E,
A, Featherston,
Mis0, Ruth Murray, Detroit, Mi-
Chugarl, 2s the gamest of Mass Jessie
Metcalfe this: week..
Massest MabeS Flodgins, and M
Macdonald Teft on FWI&W to spend
to few' days in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Elton Schnell,
Detroit, spent the 4ro!li;day week-
end. with Mrs.
E. Schn.'ell,
Mr, and' Mrs. E, Pollard', Lon-
don, �acc'uppied .their cottage o'v'er
the Civic HolWay weekend.
Mr. arida Mrs. F. Chutor and
Mks Doris Chutor, Preston, are
haday'ing at their c'otttage,
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Bunch and
4axnify, ,,hallo rdal+e, are boaidsay-
ang at 'trhe Must'ar'd cottage.
Mr, and Mrs. A. Y. MciGearn,
Seaforthy we occupying +the Oun-
dnghamo cottagethis nionth,
Jo, Anne Oates, London, is V'�t-
ing at the cottage of Mr. and
Mrs.
W..Jlliitl , Bails epi •Park.
Cdiras'to!ph±er Howard, Windsor, is
the guest of his brother, J. ;E±.
fi; ward and famdliy this week.
Mr. and Mas. Cslrydies Wood,
'Y:�aupzgstown, Odado, are ttJh'e guests
of Mr. and Mrx TT, H. Ormond,
Mr. and Mrs'. L. B. Smith, Lon-
dlonr, are visiting at the home of
her sitter, Mrs, R. J. Larson this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Lame and
family, Troy., Mich,, have been
holidaying at ttheir cottage in
Lakeside, Park,
Mr. ;and Mrcs, John Oates and
three difi ren, Kitchener, are vis-
atintg hitst mother, Mrs. T. W. Oates
art her cotttage.
Dr. and, Mn. Pawl 'Weldon,
janld thrreel children, London, are
at the guest house, "Sylvan
Acres" for the month, of August.
The Rev. anrd Mrs. F. H. Paull
recti rned to the village on Mon-
day after having been at Listowel
since Friday.
George, Lindsay accompanied by
Alfred: Spencer, Paras, visited aims
another, Mrs'. George Lindsay for
a few days thin week.
11>fir. and Mrs.. Lyle James,, daug-
lhter and family, Sarnia, arse occu-
pying Mrs'. G, M. Galbrali&s cot-
tage on Bayfield' Terrace:
Sandra and Shirley Me'Cltincai-
ey, Zurich', are visiting tt "01'r
rgrandmother, ,Nares. •Mehzza Geiger
alt "The Hut" thlis• 'week.
Occupying the Scottchmer cabins
this week are. Mr. and Mrs. Ted
,Hbm4,etit and tfamday; Mr, and Mgrs.
Ben W l i r and family, Parris,
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gingerich,
St. aaIr' Shores, M obligan, were
with the ,former'st uncle. Paul
Cleave, and Mrs, Cleave over the
long weekend'.
Mr's. Norman Moore and Joe
Ann, Mr. and Mrs, John Walters
anal; Nancy, Gant were Sunday vis-
dtors� with Mr, and Mrs. R. Roy
Fitzsimmons,
Miss Joyce Bell, who has a posi-
tdos>i with the London Life Asstur-
ance Company, spent sthe long
wveekend, with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Beal.
Mms. J. M. Atchison; St. Olaar
Shores, Michigan do at her home
On: cbaina, Street, Reno>us, Joh
and son Guane, Detroit, are vaca-
•+tioning wlith her this lmeek..
Mr. and,, Mrs, Robert MacLe
returned. to London on
after having spent a few days
with the Tormer's parents Mr.
and, Mrs. L. H. D. MacLeod.
Dr. and Mrs. Manley Thompson,
Catchy and Roddy, who have been
visiting Mrs. Th:omp's lil's parenrts,
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STOWS GRAIN
INSECTS FOR A
WHOLE YEAR
Spray Bins With
HOWARD
BIN
110WOD
TREAT
to kill Insects
?BEAT
in cracks and
were arabin to get a ferxY across
crevices,
to Vancouver. (They had, previous -
Treat new grain with
HOWARD
GRAIN GUARD
POWDER
U i X e s easily with new
grain as it is belied --pro-
tedts it from grain insects
for a, whole year without
effebtiing grilling, feed or
seed Value.
it costs a'bo'ut 2c a bush-
el to use BIN' TREAT' and
GRAIN GUARD—legs tb0di
it does to f(tmIgate,
bit Sale At
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Machine Shop
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Mr. and Mrs, J. MacKenzie, Ve-
turrned to Chacago qac Wednesday
of last week,
Mrs; J, Maca�enzie heft .on Wed-
nestday to visit her son, John and
family in, Toronto, Master Douj-
iw O ngsbury� re�tuxned home on
Wednesday .after a month's vaca-
tion, at LTUcitnow.
Mr, and Mrs. Wilbam MkUTAy
came cru Tuesday to see the fo±ayxr.-
er's another, Mm.. Agnes; Murray
who is. a !patient do Aldnton Public
Hospital. They are staying at
their home in the village.
Mrs. Lawrence' Spt''ague, accom-
paniod by Mrs. Ray •Hayward and
grand!daurghrters, Barbara and! Suie
Haywar"d', Detroit, wero at her
cottager ,Holley Lodge" from
Thursday until Monday,
Staying whthn Mrs'. R. H. F. Gair-
dner ,over rthe weekend were: Mrs,
Herbert Kuntz and daughter
Gene; Waterloo,; Mr, and Mrs.
Donald! Hudspeth, and twan sons,
Robeot Darrel. and James' Wylde,
Guests of the, Wm;1en Shop
cabins visiting :there Mr. and Mrs.
E. Prosser, HamDlton; Mr, and'
Mrs. J. 'Stewart, London; Mr. and
Mays, D. C. Farr, Londbn; Mr.
'and Mrs, N;Ed and' two child-
ren, Brampton.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Mott, Osh-
awa, spent the weekend with the
former's cousin,, Mrs•. Alf Scotch -
mer, Jr., and family. Also visit -
Ing thein, on Sunday was her um -
le Leslie O'NeM, Westminster
Hospital, London.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Knight
•returned', to Toronto ori Monday
after spendim±g a fortnight -at the
Geme9nhiardt-Knlglvt residence on
Louisa, Street. Their daughter,
Mrs. Ant Latimer and two, chAd-
ren, Toronto, are holidaying here
now.
:Mr. and Mrs. WAAam. Parker'
,and baby, tTLondon, are with the j
•foimeVs! parents', Mr and Mrs. i
W1,11am; E. Parker. Paanela (smaK
daughter of Mr. -and Mrs. Robert
Parkes') is visWng' her grand
iparents wthril'e her parents are an!
holidays.
William F. Buchan returned, to
punnvillre on, Tuesday after hav-
ing come on Sunday to vi�srist Ills
niece, Miss Lucy L. Woods, and
brother J, L. Buchan. Wd Aam.-F.
and J. L. Buchan attended rthe•
centennial' celebration in Durham
ion Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. McKinnon
and: family., Jack McKinnon, Mrs,
J. E. McKinnon and Jerry, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Bellamy and
family, Mr. argd Mrs. Douglass Me-
ConneK ,and Miss Pat McConnell,
London were at "The Cedars"
:over the long weekend.
Recent guests at the home of
Mn. Walter Wesdil'ake include:
Mr. and Mrs. Mint, Judy and
Bunny, Toronto, for a week; Mr.
and Mn. Murray (Bowen, Mr. and
Mss. Glen Bowen., Tupltervalle,
Ontarlo, Mr. and Mrs..C. E. Mac-
Lean, Sax~n. weekend.
Mr and Mrs. Alan Galbraith
and Janis, ,(?limon, are `occupying
their cottage on Bayfield! Terrace.
Mr. and Ms. G. M. Galbraith,
I7undav, who recently returned
-from an European., moor are at
rthedr house, "Sylvan Acres?' Bliue
Water 0ghway, GoderichShipTowar-
The Rev. and Mrs. George
S,cottchme�r and six children, Gad-
veston, Texas, who spent the
John weekend with their father, F. G.
Saotchiner, at his, .cottalge, left
on Monday to visit This, sister,
Mrs. Lembert !Beatty, Montreal,
and friends in tthe, New Engaan!d
Tues,, States,
Mr, and Mrs_ Jack Frais'er, and
Ricky, Londbi , were with lila .par-
ents frown Friday to Tuesday, Mrs.
John ,Praiser, Sr., returned' home
n last Thursday after having spent
a week with her son-in-law and
d'auglhte:r, Mr. and Mrs. Wdlldam
Parker and, iWaint son, Charlie,
London.
Mrs. Adam Boyd, who spent
two weeks-, with, her sister, Mrs,
J. E. Howard, and a couple of days
with Mrs. A. Turner, White Ch-
u:rch, accomlpanied' Mr. and Mrs.
Gilbert Kritght on their return
to Toronto on Monday, en route
to visit, her, -son 'George, and fam-
ily at Erin.
Miss Carrie Ddxon returned to
Brantford on Monday lafter three
weeks vacation in the 01age, Her
guests from Friday to Monday
at "'Camborne House" were: Miss-
es Florence YardPeyr, Marge Hamel:,
Pearl, Jratrnb, Adele Brockdeibank,
Jean Melue, Jean: Einigh: and' Mrs.
ElvelHorben, Brantford.
Mr Aird' Mrs. Keith Pbuss; and
Charles :and the fo is nieces
Barbara and! Part Carter visited
Mrs. P-nusst mother, Mrs. J. H,
Parker over the holiday weekend.
Janice Pruss', who had spent two
weeks with her anarrt, Mrs, Fred
W'estoin 'and family returned to
London. with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Taylor,
Janice,. Barbara and Garth,, aeve-
land, Ohio, and their tgluests, Mr.
alid Mrs. Jahn BUM&,vs, 130b, Da-
vid and Beverley, Chicago, I11dn-
ois were d'in'ner guests' of their
aunt at'id, uriele, Mr. and Mrs. A.
,Roy Pi:tzaimmon!s' on SaturdW.
71he5r wd(a, be spending the helot
two weeks, at Salutbtle, Beath,
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Pye, VAnd
sbr, spentt hast week w1w ±hler
ferthetr, charles Widwi'nller aiid
Miss Mary Widt:ornlire in, the And -
row's cottage. Mrs. Sail. Wid-
ctmube; Wi'n'dsor, was �aaso th'ewr
,guest for, a fo%w days, Mt. Wid-
cornbe and dauglStE�r, Mary are
now apc�ullAng "WaTdiarn.,T: 1-%atitidls
houstN on the darner of Ann and
MRS. CHARLES STELCK, Varna, recently
celebrated her 83rd birthday in Windsor, with
her brother George Foster, Church Street. They
were two of the nine -member family of the late
Mr. and Mrs, Alex Foster, Varna, and Mrs,
Stelck has lived in Varna all her life, This
picture was taken in the lovely garden on Church
Street, Windsor, of Mr. and Mrs, George Foster
(who celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary
in March),
Merton Merner Family Takes Trip to West
Coast; See Princess Margaret in Nanaimo
(By our Bayfiefd, Correspondent)
The C.Pa. ferny strike wast on
Mm. and Mrs. Merton Merner
the Merners planned! to
start the returai journey, so they
start
-and children, Garrfield, Janice, Col-
were arabin to get a ferxY across
Teen, Lorne and .baby KeMn, ar-
to Vancouver. (They had, previous -
rived home pan Tuesdary eveninlg of
ley been across to visit relatives
last week after a holiday ,trilip
for ,a few dgays). They drove to
extending over four weeks.
Sidney and wasted at th'e• wharf
drove in their station
&,ream anion until 2.30 a.m. for the
waggon; camping on the way, to
ferry to Anacartes, Washington,
vfsat Ms. 1Vfeaners± brothers, Wda-
This was, one, of the two nights
tliam• and, Garfield and the'ir res-
when they all slept in the station
pectisve families at Port Albern2.,
Vancouver Island.
wagon. The other occasion, was
Travelling via the Trans -Canada
when they had come through haul
,and snow, storms in the niont.
HighWaY from Hearst, Ontario,
they reported splendid camping
.aims and it was toga -late to !aitch
camp acid no motel was-, near.
faoiNties -and a .good road all ac-
,mas Canada. The only part which.
The YeRawsoone Park, where
was at all rough was through. the
there were aver 400' dor the tourist
Cascade Mountains dei British .Cal-
ca:rnp, the bears were quite tame
unibda, Mrs. Merner was a bit
and, a bit too close for comrfort..
nervous here when they met a bus
Despite the undergmund garbagE
-on ;the road twisting .around :the
disposal, one cold bear kept thein
mountain. The Merner car was on
awake trying to ,get at it, in a
the outside and theme was a sheer
nearby pit,
drop ,of a mile withoutam,, gyro-
any
it's; a small- world after all!
City, Montana, -"The
,tective railing.
They stopped lin Moose Jaw,
Oid .Gihos±t Town which dWh't die",
Sastk., and visited Mr, and Mrs.
,they -met M•r. and Mrs, Allan Ayl-
Haeold MacLeod at Hope, B.C.,
,esworth -and fancily, London, who
en route, -taking nine days to, ar-
maintain a summer cottage' in
Bayfield. Herethe olzildren enq'o;y-
,rive at their destination.
Thecy were in Nanadmio and had
led a stage coach ride and Merton
a .close view sof Princess Margaret.
and the. older children visited a
It was -a blustering hot day and
goad, inkle.
they rfelt sorry for the dainty
W. and Mrs. Merner planme±c
Princess having to carry out offi-
thus'tom linthe early spring. They
-cial: duties', under, sucdl conditions.
euvioyed it very much but Ontario
Mrs. Merner managed to get a
and. "hiome" in particular looker'
snapshot as. the Princess drove
very 'good' to, them after ttheda
past an her way to, out the, cent=
ennial cake. And after the affair,
travels. ,
Bkcept in the. miountains ant
she drove past, the royal visit'
the ,Starte of Michigan, they re•
or looked; directly at the children,,
Ported that camping facilities der
the-U.S.A. could not compare witt
smiled and± waved. it ds a. memory
which they fonder Merner children
those +provi ed for the tourist all
MU aAways cherish.
across 'Canada.
It was rather terrifying, .to wit-
o—
nestst a forest fire which broke out
about six mites, from Port Allber+ni.
Bronson Line Breeder
The loiggink, company bull dozens
went into action and some cion-
Sells German Shepherd
cern was. felt until they had' it
under control•. But after tthat aril
Dogs In Eastern Canada
tloigrging ;operations were suspended
owiaig to the fire hazard. The
"Smdmc 4' a silver Germarc
,climate thast year ds very dry and
Shepherd from Huron, View Ken•
until the close diown, the men
nei's, Bronson Line, Stanley Tower
lead only been working, from 2 a.m.
ehiia,. is, the, pride and joy of hi:
until: noon on this Wx ount.
master on Prince Edward Island
Asked what difference to Ont-
Dion Campbell who baveds raga•
aria,she noticed most on Vancouv-
sterced German Shepherd dogs, hila
er Island, Janice Merner said,
shipped, pups to purchasers, as
"The tide going :out and carradmrg
Newfoundland Prince Eldward Is,
in, and the high hills."
!and,, Cape Breton end New Brun!
-
swick as well as to points dr
Pioneer Park
Ontario. There seems to be a de,
m,and for these Tine woddrig dog
The annual meeting :of the pion-
in Eastern Canada.
leer Park Association which was
Don was quite rAleased to re
Meld 4m Tuesday 'evening of tlast
ceive snapshots of one ipulp when
week in Trinity Parish Hall, was
he was six months old, and a le;t•
adjourned tivantrvl, Friday evening,
ter ,from "Smokey's°' ow:ner teal -
August 8. lit will ;be held in the
Ing oT his achievements. At Chad
Town tH+ald'. All, members are urg-
;time he had been ,going Tor thK
ed to .attend.
Amada and. carrying it home.
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(By our Bayfield Correspondent)
Alf. Scotchmer, Jr„ Reginal
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tEiRotrt moltored to O,a illda on
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chmer car, early Tuesday morning,
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erty for a song time. on Monday
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Two distr cot accidents over the
weel�.en.d caused considerable 4,4-
Mages but resulted, in alluor sal-
Jurries.
On gatupday afternoon .a .car
drdven by Donald Koehler, i-ianndi=
ton, was mAlong a aeft hand, turn
on tthe forurth, conces's'ion of Tiuck-
ersmith when it was, dtnuck by
a ,car, driven by Harold WWert,
Hemal]. Mr. and Mrs. Wd>laert
received facial lacerations! And
were treated at thre office of Dr,
Statplietoli% Seaforth,
They three Koehler chIlUdren were,
treated at ,South: Huron Hospital,
Exeter, amid, were altatetr released,
D•aarmages' were estimated at
$1400.
On Sunday a car driven 'by Miss
Frances .FitzgenOd, it, Paul, pd.
led 'off the highway at Sar:epita
to go Into the atun'eh counter there',
and man unto .the back of a parked-
car
arkedcar owned .by Peanton Motors, Zu-
rich.
No one was injured in the
crash, and damages, were estimat-
ed at $800,
Both accidents were 'i�nvestigat-
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