Clinton News-Record, 1962-12-13, Page 8Page 8—Clinton Hews-Record—Thurs./ Dec. 13, 1962 Letter to the Editor
The Editor,
Clinton News-RecPrd,
Clinton, Ontario.
Dear Sir:
May I bring to your~attention
two very conflicting and mis-
leading statements in your pap-
er dated December 6, 1962.
The first statement is on, the
front page, column three under
"Bayfield will vote to select
1963 Government" and I quote,
"He said that the plan to pave
Tuyall Street with only four
homes on it was ridiculous be-
fore main street was done", The
second statement is on Page 8t
column three under Letter to
Bayfield Citizens, and I quote,
"He mentioned paving Tuyall
Street Ibefore other streets",
The four homes mentioned
above are the permanent resi-
dences of persons living on' the
street which was paved last
year.
I do not know how Tuyall
Street entered into the picture,
for what I said was "I am not
very happy with the street
which was paved last year when
main • street needed repaving",
The persons attending this
meeting know what was said
and this letter is in the interest
of everyone in Bayfield and to
settle once and for all, the dif-
ference between fact and fic-
tion.
The following statements will
also be found on page 8, column
3, and I quote, "and made some
remarks to cleaning the whole
town up". What I actually said
was, "If I am elected it will
look like Spring Cleaning and
the by-laws shall fall where
they may".
Also in this column, and I
quote, "It was mentioned by one
nominee that if he were elected
he would have them all re-
scinded". What I actually said
was, "These by-laws must be
reviewed, revised or rescind• -
ed".
Column three, page 8 was
written with only one thing in
mind, for the writer to do his
best to keep me Loin being
elected.
- I wish to thank the voters' of
Bayfield for their support, and
shall do as promised, "To do
my utmost to make Bayfield a
better place in which to live".
Very truly yours,
IRVIN W. PEASE
P.S.: If I had known the con-
fusion caused by my speech, I
too probably would have taken
'a walk. Thank-you.
Bayfield, Ontario,
December 11, 1962.
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LONDESBORO
(Correspondent Mrs. Bert Allan
Phone BLyth 37 r 5)
Mrs. Harry Durnin returned
home on Friday after a week
spent with her son Murvin and
family, Stratford.
Tom Allen arriver home Fri-
day night from a two weeks •
vacation 'at his hunting ledge
at Matateheovan.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Millson
and baby daughter, Sebringville,
spent Sunday with. Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Shobbrook.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Living-
stone, spent a few days last
week with their daughter sand
family at Alliston.
The Women's Institute met on
Thursday, December 6 and roll
call was' answered by donations
and treats 'for the Shut-ins. Dr.
D. J. Lane, Clinton, gave an in-
teresting discourse on Christ-
mas end customs in various
countries.
Demonstrations on making
Christmas decorations' wer e
given 'by Mrs. Glen Carter and
Mrs. Edwin Wood. Mrs. Stan-
ley Lyon gave a splendid report
of the area convention held in
London recently.
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Thank You!
For your support at the polls on
Monday, in the Township of
Stanley election.
ALVIN RAU
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THANK YOU!
To all those who supported me at the
polls and during my campaign, I would
like to express my sincere appreciation.
I will endeavour to fill the position'as
reeve of the Township of Stanley to the
best of my ability, and wish every one the
compliments of the coming season, and
the best in 1963.
ERNEST TALBOT
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Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Steekle,
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Greer, spent
Friday in 1-cridon.
Miss Brenda Blair returned
to St. Thomas on Sunday after
having been home for a couple
of days.
Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Sturg-
eon and family and Mrs. •Lottie
Davis, Hespeler,, spent Sunday
with the former's parents, Mr.
and. Mrs. Ed Sturgeon.
Kenneth Mackie underwent a
tonsilectomy in Clinton Public
Hospital on Wednesday of last
week. He returned home an
Thnrsday to recuperate.
Miss Elaine Weston accomp-
anied by Robert Marshall, Lon-
don spent the weekend with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Weston.
Mr. and Mrs. William. C. Par-
ker, Charlie and Kim, London
spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Fraser. On Saturday evening,
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Par-
ker were' dinner guests of Mrs.
Fraser at a birthday celebration
for her husband. Mrs.
C. Parker provided a beautiful
birthday cake for her father.,
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Johns' ac-
companied by his mother, Mrs.
McLean and brother Frank
Johns, Landon called on Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Weston on Sun-
day, December 2. It is 12 years
since Pete has visited old
haunts in Bayfield, and al-
though he was through Dun-
kirk and served with the British
Army and other fields of ac-
tion, living in many lands, he
still calls Bayfield "home". He
has four children and is oper-
ating a tourist resort business
in' Northern Quebec.
Bingo Whiners
There was a good attendance
at the Lions Club turkey bingo
in the town hall on Friday ev-
ening. Master of ceremonies
was Reginald Francis and Les-
lie Elliott assisted. It was or-
ganized by the finance com
mittee under the chairmanship
of Charles Scotchmer.
Winners at the game were
as follows: Mrs. Dutot, Bruce-
field (two); Mrs. Brewer, Mrs.
M. Toms, Ron Smith, Jdhn,
Marks, Lloyd Heard, Varna;
Mrs. l(en 'Hunter, Goderich
(two); Mrs. Ran Glazier, Gode-
rich; Mr. Rivers, Mrs. Ken
Mackie, Mrs. Cliff Utter, Mrs.
SHEAFFER
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JEWELLERS
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K. Gemeinhardit (two) ; Mrs,
Brown Higgins, Mary Boyce,
Varna; Bonnie Johnston, Mrs.
Elmer Lee, RR 2, Clinton; Mrs.
Jack Hammond, Walter Turner,
Betty Lou McLeod, Mrs, Lloyd
Makins, Mrs. Norman Baird,
Bruce field'; Tiny Bedard, Gode-
rich.
Share-theevealth first won
by Douglas Gememhardt; sec-
ond by Betty Lou McLeod; third
by Jan Koene.
UCW St. ,Andrew's
The IJCW of St. Andrew's
United Church, Bayfield, met
Thursday, December 6 in the
church. President, Mrs. John
Lindsay, presided, Mrs. John
Scotchmer read Romans 12: 1-
18. Mrs. A. G. Pease offered
prayer.
Mrs Robert Scotchmer gave
an interesting reading. All of-
ficers were returned for 1963.
They are: president, MTS. John
Lindsay; vice-presidents, Mrs.
Jack Scotchnier, Mrs. Lloyd
Makins and ,Mrs. Percy Renner;
secretary, Mrs. Grant Stirling;
treasurer, Mrs. Leroy Both.
Community friendship n d
visiting, Mrs. J. McKenzie, Mrs.
A. G. Pease, Mrs. Roy Scotch-
mer, Mrs. Ivan Steckle, Mrs.
Leroy Potts Mrs. John Watson;
literature and communication,
Mrs. J. McKenzie, Mrs. Robert
Scotchmer; stewardship and re-
cruiting, Mrs. A. G. Pease;
supply and • social assistance,
Mrs. Robert S'cotchmer (Mrs.
Scotchmer also fill the role of
an additional office, press re-
porter); card convener, Mrs. M.
Toms.
Mrs. J. Lindsay reported
some of the duties as outlined
at the laymen's banquet held
recently in Clinton. They ap-
pealed for donations for West-
minster College building fund.
Mrs. Leroy Poth took a chap-
ter of the study book "The
Word and the Way". The meet-
ing was closed with the lVfizpab.
benediction. An auction was
held after which lunch was ser-
Unit One
Leader of Unit One- is Mrs.
Lloyd Makins; first vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Jack Scotchtmer;
second Vice-president,. Mr .
Percy Renner; third vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Lindsay Smith; sec-
retary, Mrs. Ivan Steckle; as-
sistant, Mrs. J. McKenzie;
treasurer, Miss J. Stirling.
Unit Two
Unit Two, Willing Workers,
president, Mrs. Percy Renner;
first vicespresident, Mrs. Don
Campbell; second vice-president,
Mrs. Tom Penhale; third vice-
president, Mrs. Robert Blair;
secretary, Mrs. Reg. Francis;
treasurer, Ms. William Mal-
wain; card and flower secre-
tary, Mrs. Fred Wallis; visiting
committee, Mrs. Grant Stirling,
Mrs. Wilfred Castle; program,
Mrs. Jack Scatchmer and Mrs.
Bert Greer.
Bayfield Trinity
.Elects Officers
At Yule Meeting
Befgre taiting
the 'Chair for the eleetien Of
officers Trinity Branch Wo-
rn.e's Auxiliary Meeting heldat
"The Hut" on1 Thursday,
eeMber 6, the .1341r. El, J.
Harrison commented On this
happy harmonious year in this
organization. He spoke of the
love and appreciation for the
work of ti-4irrossioryary-minded
group and commended the over-
all picture of the Diocesan
church 'budget 'as used 'for good
Pur1)0SeS to them,
Mrs. J. M. Stewart was re-
turning effieer. The following
is the slate of officers for 1963:
honorary prepident, Mrs, J, M.
Stewart; president, Mrs'. R. J.
Larsen; first vice president,
Mrs, Emerson Heard; second
vice':-president, Mrs, Carl Diehl;
secretary, Mrs, J, B. Higgins;
treasurer, Mrs. R. H, F. Gaird-
ner; .Dorcas Secretary, Mra.,
Percy Weston; sick and visit-
ing committee, Mrs. Lou B.
Smith and Mrs. H. K. King;
press reporter, Mrs. Carl Diehl;
educational secretary, Mrs. R.
H. F, Gail-direr; prayer partner
secretary, Mrs. C. Knuckeys,
Living
Mess. agill%Stt!er°ar3r, Mrs' William R ;F
In the absence of the retir-
ing presidlent, Mrs. Emerson
Heard, the meeting was chaired
by the second vice-president,
Mrs. R. H. F. Gairdner.
Mrs. E. A. Featherston was
at 'the piano for the opening
hymn "The King of Love My
Shepherd Is" 'and the rector
led in the opening exercises.
The scripture, St. Luke 21:
25-33 was read by Mrs. J. M.
Stewart. Mrs. L. B. Smith act-
ed as secretary for Mrs. J. B.
Higgins.
Mrs. R. J. Larson, treasurer,
reported 'all bills paid with a
small balance on hand. St. An-
drew's Day self-denial fund
amounted to $18.
Mrs. Percy Weston, Dorcas
secretary, stated that a bale had
been
.the
to be forwarded
to the Venerable Archdeacon
Ahab Spence, North. Battleford,
Sask., and that two quilts had
been quilted the previous: week
'at the home of Mrs. Emerson
Heard and iforwarded to the
Mohawk Institute.
Received at 'the meeting was
a ,gift from the Trinity Club. of
the contents of their birthday
box.
A prayer for the prayer part-
ner was' said in unison and the
Rev. E. J. B. Harrison remem-
bered sick and lonely in the
closing prayers.
Mrs. H. K. King and Mrs.
L. B. Smith were hostesses.
They added a seasonal touch to
the refreshments with tradition-
al Christmas delicacies. Mrs.
W. R. Elliott ,assisted in, serv-
ing.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Taylor,
London, visited her parents, Mr,
and Mrs. Ivan Steckle over the
weekend.
Average profit per dealer of
sales was 4.9 cents in the. Cana-
dian manufacturing, industry in
1961; the record post-war high
was 5.9 cents in 1955.
Orange Lodge
Installs Officers
Murphy Loyal Orange Lodge
No. 710 held the annual meet-
ing in the 'form of a snpper
meeting in the Orange Hall on
Thursday, November 29. Coenty
Master of South Huron, Wor-
shipful Brother Oliver Jacques,
Herself, was in charge of the
election of officers. In.stallation
was carried out by the county
master of North Huron, Wor-
shipful Brother Ross Errington,
St. Helen's, vin the chair.
Mr. Erri.ngton also was the
guest speaker. He installed the
following: worshipful master,
Alex McMichael; deputy mast-
er, Clayton Hocigins; chaplain
Ross Millar; recording secre-
tary, Harry R. Crich; financial
secretary, Mervyn Falconer;
treasurer, Henry Sloman.
Marshall, Wilfred Glazier;
lecturers, Robert Glen an d
Frank Falconer; committee-
men, Frank Andrews, Mervyn
Haply, Garnet Cornish, Mel
Schoeniaals, Asa Deeves; audi-
tors, Charles Nelson; past mast-
er, Jack Henderson; tyler,
Bruce Walker,
The (Christmas party of the
LOL and LOBA will be held in
the Orange Hall on December
19 at 8 p.m. All members and
their families are cordially in-
vited to attend.
Mrs. Arthur Currie
Funeral service was conduct-
ed on Thursday 'afternoon, De-
cember 6 at the Ball and
lvlutch funeral home, 153 High
Street, Clinton, for Mrs. Arthur
Currie, who passed 'away in
London on December 4.
The Rev. C. J. Park officiat-
ed and interment was in Olin-
ton Cemetery'. Pall - bearers
were Gladstone Grigg, Ray Tyn-
dall, Fred Hudie and Alvin
Wise, Clinton; George Hudie,
Brussels and Murray McDoug-
all, Goderich. Flower - bearers
were Kenneth Currie, Walker-.
tons .Robert Emmerson, Eric
Switzer, Donald Switzer and
Douglas Currie, all of Clinton.
Born on May 3, 1873, she was
the former Mary Elizabeth Em-
mersois daughter of Robert Em-
merson and Jane Thompson, of
Goderich Township. She mar-
ried Arthur Currie on June 27,
1894 and they lived on Con-
cession 16, one and a half miles
northwest of Clinton. Besides her
housewife duties, Mrs. Currie
operated la rural mail route for
20 years. She belonged to Wes-
ley-Willis United Church.
Surviving are one son How-
ard John, Clinton; two daugh-
ters, 'Mat. Harold (Laura Mae)
Emmersan 'and Mrs. Ed. (Ruby
Ethel) Grealls, both of Clin-
ton; two brothers, George and
Fred, both of Clinton; eight
grandchildren and 13 great
'grandchildren. A second son,
Percy, died in 1940.
The Centre Block of the
Parliament Buildings in Otta-
wa, which contains the House
of Commons and the Senate
Chamber, has a total of 490
rooms.
nesday at the home of the pre-
sident, Mrs. Laura Lyon, Group
two provided the program. $10
was donated to the junior choir
to assist in purchasing their
new surplices. A pot luck sup-
per -proved very appetizing.
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Trinity Club
Matters Enjoy
Christmas bent
BAYFIELD — Mrs. H. 401A)
was 'hostess lse the Trinity Club
for its December meeting at
which 12 •were present.
The Worship service, led by
Mrs. Ross Middleton, opened
with the pledge, followed by 'the
singing of "Silent Night", end
a poem of inspiration. Mrs. W.
Parker led in prayer and Mrs.
A. Flowers read the beautiful
Bible verses telling of Christ's
'birth;
Two readings were much en-
joyed, the first by Mrs'. M.
C.orrie• on Christmas traditions
and customs and the second by
Mrs. F, Hulls on the orogin of
the Christmas poem, "A Visit
From St: Nicholas".
After the business session all
took part 'in a discussion on the
future of the Trinity Mb.
Officers for the coming year
are: president, Mrs. M. Corrie;
vice-president, Mrs. R. Middle-
ton; secretary, Mrs. J. B. Hig-
gins; assistant secretary, Mrs.
A. Flowers; treasurer, Mrs. W.
Parker.
The next •meeting will be on
January 9 at the home of Mrs',
Gairdner.
'Teen Humour
What did the letter say to
the .stamp? "You're square —
butt you send me."
Electors
of Bayfield:
My sincere thanks
for your confidence in
me and your support at
the polls on Monday.
LeRoy Poth
50p
Electors
of Bayfield:
Your vote for me
on Monday is deeply
appreciated and I shall
endeavour to justify
your confidence in me.
Thank you.
Fred Arkell
50p
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