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Mas.: Reg:, Fa" ricils,'
wind Maroon, sit
Day in St. Marys
Fraods' sister and
end !Maty Ray ICeW
Of
on
wem; Mr. !.Ad Itf. W. E;
GayleMx, and ,Mrs.
"s. D, Gornp, Derek am
Tom- GtWlph, and Nigel 13r
Lozndon, weave With
ris'sbri 'rnts, Mr. and M6-
lin,
rslin L chamlber over the
datersholiday,
Sam Miss JoanneHq;lj
John' Mr, and Mrs, Ken
R, J 1�irsan is visiting tela-
Potter and wiper
meas 1pay with _ r, an. s,
fives and frtlends in S'ask,#che-
treat, for the holiday weekend.
F, Hulls,
y an °fior several weeks,
Mm. and Mr's. Adam. Flowers.
The annual .Christmas Carol
MrSs, E, A, Featlwrston re-
were iia Stre�ville for Climast.
S'ea ice in Tarunity Cgiuxah, held
turned[ home on 'Sunday from
mas vibiting their soli and faire
on Sunday, December 26, was
a �svX-iweOc std' with her dau-
ily, Mr..and:. Mrs. R. Flowers.
conducted by the Rev, E. J. 'B,
ghjtes and family, W. and Mrs.
Kms, and Debbie returned with
Harrison, •under whose direct-
K.etbh LeQnovd, Wiliowda).e,
their grandpamenrtis for the re-
'ion, a shortened form of morin,
Mr. and Mrs:Clarence Lax-
Waftid(T of the week.
>mg 'pra0'er was read by Terry
son x�aand Kaden, London, were
.has riioawr, Mrs'. R.
Rev. and Mats. Peter Renner
Wharton, accompanied by Mrs,
FtitzslmawZ
In the sax-,less'on carol service
guests of
J, Lamson, over the Chris"
John Gibson stmt Boxing Day
lessons were read by Lloyd
wee+Meuid
with their soiY, Mr, ;anal Mrs,
Sro�tchrner, Nigel Be]1ah'amber,
a boli NLc-
Mr.. and Ma's. FL ez
Percy Renner children.
J, B. Higgins, Harry Baker,
Laughlin, Jinn McLeod', Torun;
..and
Mr. and Mrs. George Wright,
William Hulls, Michael Scotch-
ta; Mr. -and AMM S, S'cotc�hmer,
: London, spent Christmas week-
mer, -and George Bellchamber;
Sairnua; Caannen Burris, Wind-
en with Mr, and Mrs. Amold
Music higlud'ed solos by Cathy
sor, were guests of Mr, and
Makims and famlaly, and Mr. and
MbLe0d, Rhea Stturgeon and
Mra. A. F. Soutchmer frown
Mms. Lloyd Makitxs.
MoRilJca Gemdimhardt, accom-
Friday till MQxtdaY. Other
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Frazer
paned by the 'orgamn st, Nfgs.
guests during the Christmtas
Mir. and Mrs. W53119m Parker
Betty MOLebd,
holiday maud'e'd Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs. W. VanEgmond spont
TO mark the end of the fall.
:k'aabl Mass and Mr. and Mrs.
Christmas with Mr'. and: Mrs.
,'the pupils of Bayfleld
Rabea�t Cluftf, London,
William Parked" Jr. in London.
Public School held thear'Christ-
Mr, and Mr's. Ivan Ste de
Mr. and' Mrs. G, N. Rivers
in L=ibeeth andLondon'
mas party on Wednesday, Dec-
ember 22, Each student me-
and Ivan Jr., spent Chrbtnas
in Iaordon with their daughter
were
v&iting relatives, over the
ceived a gift from . has teacher
and farr,6ly, Mr. and MmJ•
Chrcdsitrtnas weekend.
and cadt�liY and an Orange from
W. Taylor. They were jobiled
W. ^and Mrs. R. T. Parker
the school board.
MC': and Mrs.. R. Roy 'i t4-
on, Chrtistmnas Day by Mr. and
Mrs. D. E. Kyle and Ken from
Paan, Jatald!e and Davdd, Dor-'
chester, spent 1304ng Day with
di'raonts, Karen, Kelso and Mrs.
1=1 -On Svndsy they 'lit-
etemdled t'h+e chrdsten)ung of their
blich'ael, in
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Villagers Hope
Pearl Sha;ddnck were the guests
:of Mr, aHyl Mrs. James. Smith,
Errlssels on 1Vlonday.
grandson Paul
Pearl spent
T'raniity United 'Church, Landon.
Miss M� Marks, accoz
To Save Schools
ek .dick
Christmas weekend at her
riss
home tined
ended 'by Victor Pickard, To-
i'0 nto, were guests 'oNea tale
Seeking alteaivatnves to Ait1e
.Mr .
d • Otto, Suruaae,
Darlene land John, Hengall,
holiday of Mrs. C. Marks,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dewar,
proposed pl dal . for a combined
spent Christ Eve with Mr.
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Janice -arid David, returned dao
publico school at Brucefneld to
and Mrs. R. Roy F'litzsurnons
Kungstori on Tuesday after h'av-
serve the townghMps of Tucker-
and attended Trinity Church,
in g sipent 'a week with Mrs,
smith aned Stanley, villagers un
Guests at the Ken Ferguson
David Dewar and Mrs. W'1 �
Egmondvillte, Had'purhey and
honnc� during the Chrdstmas
Metcalif.
Ba5dield are conflnuiing their
'holidays were . Mr. and Mrs.
Muss M. Monaghan, Toronto,
the guest of W. Met-
is ts
attempts to, find accommod'att✓
ion for their, ch ldirem closer to
Don Ferguson, Dark, Debble
and Paul from Strathroy; Mr.
and Mrs. Ken tFerigusbm; David,
David Dewar, Toronto, spent
homes.
Carolyn, Judy and Johrn. from
the weelaD. with has norther,
Egmond lie and Harpurhey
London; Mr. and Mrs. Andy
Mrs. D. D. Dewar.
ratepayers met on December
.Molaito Cathy Jane and' Patty
fi,
Mm. •and Mats. Glen P. Smith,
16 to i'o¢Srn a �nmi�tte'e ;to
,
fronrt Stxathroy, Mrs, Peter
C rtL�;bne and Jan9te, Brant-
continue exiplbnng the situation.
Wartws from London; Mrs.
ford; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rowse',
• On this comimittee are War-
Ruby Molitor from Crediton;
Jirrimde, Cathy, Vdeki and Jill,
Welland, spent the lwlidtay
den fey, Kean Smith, Gordon
Hulley and Tuekeltsmtith court-
Mr. and Mr%. Bill Longhurst
Hen -
froom London- Mass Beth Hen -
weekend with.spen their 'Parents,
Mx. and 'Mrs, L. E. Smith; Mr.
error -elect Cleave Coombs,
shmv from London; Mr. and
Mrs, J. W, .Riayananm, Ebree. and
and Mrs. E. J. Reid joined' them,
Councilor Coombs x'el�'t� �
Burly from Birmingham , Mich.;
fox, Christmas Day.
the Huron Expositor last week
Mid Dorothea. Raymond from
OPPP Cpl. and Mr's. L. We)st-
that they have made an Inform-
Toronto; Mr: and, -Mm. John
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lake, fUtc'henuer, and -their three
al request to the Seatfomth Pub-
Keys, may, lig, Elva and
Children spent ChristanaL% With
lic School board, vola itse Chair-
David, fnoan Varna; Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Toms.
man, John Longdtaff, to dis
Aft.- • Omv'al Greer, Harvey and
Ricky ' aand Catherine Ann are
steyialg " the remainder of
coven" it arrangements could be
made for rhe iboard to pravdde
Hazel, from S'eiatorth; Mass
e e Lou Ferguson, was B'owi'e
-
rite Chad�tnvas holidays with
'heir oZn
accommodation for the youn-
from Pamlbduol, Sask. to spend
.the holidays with family and
W. and Mrs. F. P. Arkell
sters an Egm ondville and Har-
'friends.
entertained th'e6r family on
pug�h'eY-
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,Mx. Longsttaff as reported by
the Exp'osltor as seeing some
Mrs. C. W. Brown
Lindsay
Smith
Is
�1 'a small
number -
ivuxxuber of pupils, but felt the
Ails, but
Bayfield La Y's
board would continue >le to be pre-
Master
LOL
No. 24
paredd to work out Borne-
Funeral Held
rangenients to house all Sea-
BAYF, D— Officers elected
for 1966 iia,: Loyal Orange
font'h area pupils. Ae vtisuath'zed
,BAYFIELD — Funeral ser-
.Lodge
No. 24 are: Masher, Lindsay
:a
that this; could involve and ad -
vacs for Mrs. Cecil W. Brown
Smith; deputy master, John
diction of from six eight ad-
held in Knox Pres'byteo�ian
Hamnmond; treasurer, Harold
ditiomal classrooms, which would
Church Bayfiteld on December i
22, '1965 at 11 was
Sithmn; tianancial se'cre'tary,
serve wine part of McyAhp as
a.m. well -
Wilfred Castle; chaplain-, Wil-
well as. Egmorldville and Har-
'attended.
loam 'Mcllwalsl; recording sec-
purhey.The
Rev. D. Fry, Seaforth,
Teta*, Emerson Heard'; mar-
shall,Harold .Penhale;
At Bayfield, the Save Our
SchoSchool comnlitttee is continuing
officiated.
Pallbearers were: Cliff Utter,
Firlecturer, W. E. Parker;
2nd lecturer, Ninian Heard;
its aitte>�r>pts to keep the village
James A. Cameron Wil -Ram,
Talbot, Jr., Granit Turrrar,' Ver-
tyler, :Bruce Norman,; commit-
two •roohi school open — and
non Oeoch and Russel Heard.
toarrien, Malcolm Toms; Roberlt
have expressed their de+termdtna-
Flower bearers: Allan And
Mellwain, Dewar Talbot, Iieh-
tion to canny their appeal direct
Douglas Armstrong.
eny La:rtson.,. John Watson. I
to the provindal government.
Imlmedi'ately following the
sea+vtice, the cortege left for
Clintrnv. Iowa. where internnent
B�rueefleld.
Wins Turkey In
Ladies softball
Christmas 'Draw
Alvin .Sharp, Queen Street,
won a turkey on
Chars r ps Eve, which had 'b!een.
offered do a seasonal d!rW by
the Brucefaeld. Ladies Softbalu
Club, The draw wail made ah
Mrs, Patters„oali% stare an Brur�e�
field.
Brucefield I'ersonalti
1vlrs. H. F. Berry tis in Cailut'-.
onua, where she is visiting for
at least three weeks. She .mot+
eyed to fr@i there wroth. n1?r.
laid Mns. John Mofht, WW am
also vdlsit ing friends in than
state.
UrAil bktq. Berry returns,
penrptle dlt the village area with
news means, are 'asked to tele-
phone direct rfJo • the Clinton
News -Record', 482-3444.
Mrs. William. Dinnin is in
Clinton Public Hospital for the
past three weeks; over the
Christmas ;holiday, morA mem-
bers of hem family were able, to
visit with her.
farm Labour How
Covered By
Compensation
At a meeting in London on
January .7, staff members with
the, extension branch of Optario
Department of Agriculture wowll
meet. wilth officials of the Work-
men's Compensation Board, to
obtain: detains albout the cover-
age whitch will be available to
farmersandfarm wovIcers as .off
January 1,
Douglas H. Miles, agricultur-
al representative; informed the
.Nev&-Record that some persons
interested an farhn safety will
be urged •ta attend this meeting,
m the ad1ministt+athan building,
Westem Fair Grounds. Huron
has not had a, farm safety
council in 1964 or 1965.
Following this,. arrangements
will be miadLe to hold informa-
tive sessions within the county
to inform Huron people dliredt,
about the coverage.
According to the Hon. Wil-
liam A. Stewart, minister of i
agriculture, dmmedaarte inform- j
anion concerning coverage for i
faxen labour may be obttained
at any office of the Workmen's
Compensation Board m Ontario.
However, also according to
the hifu niatilan branch of the
Departumnt of Agriculture, 'Sall
farm employees are covered by
the Compensation Act' effect-
ive January 1, 1966.
Scout and Cub Yuletide Campfire at 'Bayfield
An indoor campfire enjoyed by the cubs in, the' games for all ages, and Christmas carols sung in-
Bayfield Pack, was joined -by mothers and fathers, stead of the more itypical Scout and Cub songs.
in !a :pre -Christmas gala evening, Which .-included Photos Bellch tuber
Knot Tying for Parents
Scoutmaster Percy Renner', ,took time out at
the Scouts Christmas party in Bayfield to tinstruct
Walter .Pierson, one of the fathers taking part in
an interesting knot tying competition, in: which
fathers and •boys hied for excellence .
NEWS OF.MID.DLETON
Mrs. Alex Sundstrom of
The Fred Middleton fam ay
Sault Ste. Warie as spending
met on Boxing Day at the home
the holiday season with her
of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Camp -
daughter and son-in-law, W.
beth, of Clinton. There were 41
and Aft. Ross Middleton..
persons present :at this annual
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Middleton
family dinner including - Miss
spent ChAstmms with Dr, and
Agnes, I id'dleton of .Goderich.
Mrs. Andrew Griandlaty and fam-
Auary of
TheWonven's xulil
;ly, London,
Sit. James' Anglican church,
SVLr. wild Mrs. Stewart Mid-
Middleton, will meet Wedhes-
dletorn and Stuart McEwan
day afternoon, January 5 at the
spent Christmas day :'as guests
home of Mas. Stewart Middle -
of Mr, and Mrs. Will Tebbutt 'ton.
The roll call will be the
of Goderdch.
payment .of membership fees.
Scouts and Cubs Hoats at
Gala Christmas Me't n
q
BAYFIELD — Parents and
special guests were-entterWine'd
at a Christmas meeting of 1st
Bayfield. Scouts -and Curbs on
December 22 in the. Village
Hall. Flag Break bye troop
was followed by the P'ack's
Grand Howl, after which Group
CoimandtteeChairman, George
Bellchmnber welcomed all and
paid tribute to the excellent.
work dome by to leaders part
and present.
Ile • drew attention to the
presence of D.C. Jack Gallant,
a former Hayfield Cubrnaster
and called for applause of the work clone by
the viultage leaders S.M. Peroy
Renner, A.SM. Pay Scottch-
mer, C.M. Mrs. M. Erlc'ics'on
and A.C.M. Mrs. Betty McLeod.
Guests were entertained by
Cubs .and Scouts wwth skits,
.akc* by a "Jungle Dancer' by
the Cubs. They joined the boys -
in a "Knot tying contest" wbkh
(fortumiattely fon' the parents)
ended, in a tie.
St. Lukes Christmas Story
was read * Scout Robert Mac -
Wan, followed by a short a'd-
lrmts by the D.C. Jack Gallant.
11h'('A7.,parents, guests and boys
joined an singing Christmas car-
els iaround the campfire.
Mrs. W. Pierson, president of
ane Lady -s Auxild, y, Presented
gifts -to .the leaders from the
LLA. in appreciation of their ser -
Aces.
The evening ended with
3race said by Cub David Reen-
raer and refreshments, served
by meuxl�bers 'of the Ladies
A uxilntary,
0
Siddalls Haul
Perch By the Ton
BAYFIELD--Siddall's Msh-
ales, .Bay eld, Was a„ busy
plane on Christmas Eve. By
3:30 .at night 1% toil of perch
urs packed -- and They were
=
'tanug a somewhat larger
nea�I latter in the evening.
DX h the"Playfair" and the
' Bert mid, Dick" had docked
h Godedi lll with exceptiotw2i,
Bine hauls.
NOTICE
Inaugural Meeting of 1966 Council
y
of the Village iof Bayfield
will be held n the Village Hall
on Monday, January .10
at 8 p.m.
(Signed)
Clerk Treasurer,
Mrs. P. Maloney"
Startinc; Jam-acarylst
alb 1 -farm employees
join 2,400,000 other
Ontario workers
with cole-fie prote fl -d -IM
undker
Wo r '- e 's Compensation
With the co-operation of farm em-
ployers throughout the Province, the
Ontario Workmen's Compensation
Board is now able to provide full
compensation protection starting
January 1st.
Protected how? With 'benefits up
to $86.54 a week if an employee is-
disabled
sdisabled for more than two calendar
days by an on-the-job accident or
related disease happening on or after
January .Ist.
What about permanent dift-
bility? He's covered. Benefits in-
i
elude all medical expenses and pen-
sions for permanent disability.
How about the worker's family?
In death cases there are allowances
for funeral expenses and pensions
for widows and children.
Is this the same Workmeifs
Compensation that , 000, 000 men
and women in other lines of -work
havo protecting them? Exactly
the same.
What aboutt the Farmer? He
and his wife also can be covered by
Workm:en"s Compensation, by
malting a special application to -the
Workmen's Compensation Board.
And his Family? If they work on:
the salve farm and get a stated wage,
they are automatically covered, as
is the Farm Employee.
Is there a, charge to the Farm
Bmployee for this ? Xo. Farm sm-
ployers provide this proteietion
thrqugh assessments based on their,
1966 payroll payable in August.
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For full information, explanatory
booklets and forms for reporting
Accidents, write or telephone'
The Workmen's 06m;pensation toard, bnif4rlo
go'Xgtb6it Streetf Toronto 11
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