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roop. Several members of the,troop are seen here aboard a trimeran in Bayfield Harbour. —photo
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ERIC EARL
ost young people in this
have never seen an Eastern
bird, the little fellow with
brilliant blue back and the
ge breast, but those in their
es and older have pleasant
ories of these heralds of
g with their sprightly songs.
y were numerous 60 years
nesting mainly in holes in
e posts or orchard trees.
ut the bluebirds fell on evil
and for many years now
t people have assumed that
were extinct in this area,
any misfortunes probably
tributed to their downfall.
t of the rail fences and apple
ards are gone and with them•
t of the nesting places. But
ably most important was
influx of starlings who took
the bluebird nesting holes.
little bluebirds, though
ghty fighters, were no match
the bigger and more
essive black invaders.
few stragglers have managed
urvive and pass through to
north during spring
a tioetearktlem is ,steittehme
they may be brpughetack etel air numbers with', hurhari
ortunately for their survival
will use man-made nesting
s. The proper construction
placing of boxes is
rtant. A one and a half inch
entrance will admit
birds but keep out starlings.
iderable information is
able on this.
t least one pair of bluebirds
successfully raised young in
ley township this year,
ng in a hole in a fence post.
reta and Phillip Du Boulay,
nt students of bird life, saw
r of bluebirds in May. Doris
Harvey MacDougall
wed up their report, found
nesting place and later
rved a family of five, They
put up bluebird boxes
y to encourage further
ng in the vicinity.
uite a number of people in
da and the U.S. are actively
ng on a ' Bring Back the
birds" program and are
ng fair success. William
can of Louisville, Kentucky
says he once had a delightful
tion in Bayfield) has spent a
t deal of time and money in
licizing the plight of the
birds and the possibilities of
ping them, Some
emunities have set out
bird trails with nesting
es scattered along the routes.
'se provide interesting short
a for hiking or motoring bird
ers.
\lo one should expect quick
ults as there are so very few
ebirds left. The chance of a
r coming to a single box is
y small. Harvey Mac Dougall
out 15 boxes last fall, with no
ers so far. However, he is
ased that even if the bluebirds
n't use them, at least six
lilies of tree swallows, lovely
is in themselves, have moved
It may take many more
;es and many more years to
bluebirds increasing in this
a but if enough people work
t, success is almost certain.
Phe Mac Dottgalls would be
I to hear from anyone now
;big out boxes or planning to
see They would particularly
to hear of successful
tinge. Just address Bayfield or
ine 565-2555.
4r, and Mrs. Erwin Parker of
cam, Saskatchewan, visited
h Mr. and Mrs, R. J. Larson
telatiede last Weekend, Other
fits of the Larsons last
.kend were Mrs. Edna Egge of
•th Dakota. Mrs, Ruth
pen and Miss Neva JOluisten
Rapid City, South Dakota,
They also visited other relatives
in the area.
Miss .Kathleen Reed returned
to Windsor on Saturday after
spending two weeks with Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Diehl, while
making her cottage ENFIELD
ready for the season, which is
now occupied by Mr. and Mrs. P.
McHugh and family.
Mr. and Mrs. George Durham
and sons Jim , and Ron of
Clarkson visited his mother Mrs.
Morris Durham of Clinton on
• Saturday and were also dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Diehl. •
Miss Carole Sauzede of
Quebec City is a guest of Mr
and Mrs. J. R. R. Willock and
children Kathie, Ainslie, and
Douglas.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Florian and
son Dennis of Clinton spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Hammond.
Mr, and Mrs. B. Myers of
Byron spent Sunday with Mrs. S.
Bryant.
Master John Smale returned
eleteehisee,norneeelne London'.
vperiie,yj eefter 'with , his
grandparents Mr. and Mrs. R.
Roy Fitzsimons for the past
ten days.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burrows
of London visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Harry F. Baker on Monday.
Doctor and Mrs. David M.
Hislop and children, Julia, Laura
and Monica of Port Huron,
Michigan, were in the village
from Friday until Sunday. They
were the guests of Mrs. Hislop's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Baker. On Friday afternoon Dr.
Hislop represented Port Huron
Rotarians when he led a
discussion group at Huron
Church Camp at the Rotary
sponsored, Leaders For
Tomorrow, an assembly of
young men in their late teens.
Mn. and Mrs. Ross Merrill,
daughter Esther and Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Weltse, Clinton have
returned from a three week
vacation in Kentucky, Tennessee
and visited with Mrs. Willow
Weltse of Auburndale, Florida.
Mr. and Mrs, Wm. M. Hart.,
entertained at their cottage
Hartcliff on Sunday celebrating
Mrs. Joseph Matthews' (Mrs.
Harts' Mother) eighty-sixth
birthday. Those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Matthews,
Clinton; Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Leonhardt and Brian, Seaforth;
Mr. and Mrs. John Aubin,
Seaforth; Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
O'Reilly, Pauline and Douglas of
Dublin; Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
Butters, Dublin; Mr. Kevin Shea,
St. Columban;, and Miss Karen
Henderson of Seaforth.
Saturday was the opening of
the Bass fishing season, and
many reported good catches in
the good old Bayfield River. Mr.
and Mrs. Ron Chapman;
daughters Lihda and Laurie and
I tried our luck for an hour on
Saturday evening but the bass
eluded us. However, on Sunday
evening we did hook a couple,
We how feel we have found the
combination so look out bass.
Forty-nine members of the
Loyal Orange Association of the
South Huron district formed up
hi front of the L.O.L. Flail in
565-2805 -- 565.2607
Bayfield on Sunday morning and
with Fife and Drum playing
paraded around Clan Gregor
Square to the Bayfield United
Church for the 11 o'clock service.
A sea scout troop of boys is in
the process of being formed
under the leadership of Mr„ Ted
Gozzard of Bayfield. Mr.
Gozzard has been associated
with the 11th Woodstock troop
of Sea Scouts for some time.
In the formative stage of the
Bayfield troop Mr. Gozzard is
being assisted by the Skipper of
the Woodstock troop Mr Al
Scarlach, who has been in
scouting nearly 20 years.
Miss Linda East daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Murray East of
Clinton and Mr. Jim Maloney
son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Maloney of Bayfield were
married at St. Joseph at 3 p.m,
on Saturday. The reception was
held at the Clinton Legion Hall.
Linda and Jim will reside in
London.
PREPARATION FOR
ARTIFICIAL ICE AT ,
BAVIELD COMNILINITY.
CENTRE
Much work has been done in
the Bayfield arena in the past
three weeks. .
Miles of pipe have been
fastened to the floor and cold
mix has been spread between
and over the pipes. All that
remains to be done is the
application of a hot mix of
asphalt over the whole works
and then the roller skating can
begin once more. If hard work
has it's just reward we should
have at least four months of ice
skating in the Community
Centre next winter.
It would be next to
impossible to list the names of
all the men that have worked on
the above project. Suffice to say
that their efforts will be
appreciated by the young and
young at heart that will make
use of the new ice surface in the
future.
AWARD
The first presentation of an
award for Scholastic
achievement, interest and
participation in student activity
in classes, arts, music and sports
to a Bayfield elementary school
student, established in memory
of Ruth Hayman Elliott, of
Bayfield, was made at the Huron
Centennial school on Wednesday
morning.
The recipient was 13-year-old
Kathy Logan a grade eight
student graduating with high
scholastic achievement out of 12
subjects. Kathy received 10-As.
Kathy is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, Tom Logan of
Bayfield.
The presentation of $25.00
and a book was made by Reeve
E. W, Oddleifson on behalf of
the Memorial Fund Committee.
CROP REPORT
Early grain crops ate
beginning to head out and
prospects look like an excellent
crop. A slight frost on Friday
night has caused some leaf
damage to beans and cucumbers
but recovery should be rapid.
Hensall, 'Legion Ladies.
Aoxiliery Meld. a successful
Penny Sale at the Legion .Hall
June 12. The draws were made
by Reeve Oliver Jaques of
Hensall, and assisted. by President
Mrs. Laura Stan • with prizes.
going to Places not designated.
will be .1:iensall.
Lawn Qhalr, Ruth Ann Smale,
Clarence Reid; WOO voucher
for gas, Mrs. John Reid, Ted
Thuss; Tea Towels and dish
cloths, • Ron Maxwell, Exeter,
Hensall Sales Berne; three bath.
towels, David .Smile, Martins
Transport; two pr. pillow cases,
Don Hanley, Clinton, O'Brien
upholstry.
$5.00 bill, Sylvia Merger;
Zurich, Wedge the Mover; one
pitcher and glasses, Mrs. Helen
Boogeman, Raye Patterson;
three cups and saucers, Mrs. L.
Archer, Guess Who; Vanity
.chair, Raye Schwalm,
13onthren's Furniture;
Tupperware, Pearl Koehler, Pam
Knoblauch-Tupperware dealer;
$5.00 voucher for dry-cleaning,
Jim Finlay, •Dashwood, Grand
Bend Cleaners.
Twenty guts. milk, Beverley
Moir, Hurondale Dairy; Floral
centerpiece, Elsie Jory, Exeter,
John Reid's Lunch; sheets and.
pillowcases, Jean Crearer, Irwin's
50. gal. champion fuel oil, Jim
Pollock, Doc. Cameron; two
bedspreads, Maude Hedden and
Mildred Foster, Qeeenew ay
Nursing Home; $10.00 bill,
Maude Hedden, Dr Goddard;
Old Spice Shave, Mrs. J. Neil,
Exeter, Chub McCurby; Child's
Plastic Blocks, Trudy Muss,
Ladies Legion Auxiliary;
Florwer Arrangement, Mrs. John
Baker, Cook's Florist Clinton;
$10.00 voucher for groceries,
Jack Henderson, Al's Super
Save.
Kiddie Doll, Sandra Nixon,
Ladies Legion Auxiliary; magic
Black Board, Dean McClinchey,
Kippen news
Mr. and Mrs. Eldin Kerr
atteuded the 93rd birthday
party at Mr and Mrs. Walter
McClures of McKillop in honor
of Mrs. McClures grandmother
Mrs. Dove Ryan of Seaforth and
also called on Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Gordon.
Mr, Nelson Hood is a patient
in Clinton Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. David Moyer of
Parry Sound visited a few days
with Mrs.• Moyer's•father,-Robert
Thomson and other relatives. His
daughter Mrs. Clarence Priestap
of Mitchell entertained on
Sunday for a number of the
family.
It's a
Matter of
Life and
Breathe
Carbon monoxide is a gas
that escapes every time a cig-
arette is lighted. If you in-
hale cigarette smoke, there is
no way to block the gas from
entering your bloodstream.
Filters cannot trap the gas.
What happens when carbon
monoxide gets into your blood-
stream? A team of Danis re-
searchers at the University of
Copenhage. have found out.
Carbon monoxide rapidly de-
pletes the oxygen - carrying
capacity of the blood. Your
lungs, heart, and brain need
plenty of oxygen to survive.
The dangerous fact about
carbon monoxide is that it
combines rapidly with hemo-
globin. The resulting combo
is called carboxyhemoglobin.
Normal level of this in
the body is about one-half
of one percent. When this level
rises to 5 to 10 percent, there
is outright interference with
oxygen transport. Heavy cig-
arette smokers often have lev-
els up to 20 percent.
The Danis investigators tried
to figure out how carboxyhern-
oglobin does its damage by
using animal models. They
found that cigarette 'smoke
snakes blood vessels more per-
meable, thus allowing an in-
creased flow of fat through
vessel walls. Some of this fat
is deposited, leading to athero-
sclerosis,
Smoking, of course, has
other disastrous effects, too.
But the minute you stop Smok-
ing, ycitir body goes to work to
repair the damage. You Will
breath easier and feel less
tired. Your circulation will im-
prove, And your heart and
lungs will have a chance to
defend thetnselves.
Your Christmas Seal assoc-
iation is conducting a month-
long campaign this month to
convince anyone who still
smokes to kick the habit, Your
association knows it's e matter
of life and breath. Get in touch
with
Huron - Perth Tuberculosis St
Respiratory Disease
Association
121 Wellington Street
Stratfordi Ontario
Ladies Legion. Auxiliary; Plant,
Mrs. Carol McLean, .Seaforth,
Redoes Florist Exeter; Paint -Set,
Dean. McClinchey, loathes Legipn
AtlXiliary; $.10.00 gift certificate
from Crest lierriwere, Norman
Shields, Ggdericli, Ng. 0; $3.0.0
voucher for bake goods, Mary
Dalton, Arkona, Becton's
Bakery.. -
Vanity chair, Bill Noakes,
BoiseCascade; Knit set bonnie
lass, Connie Koehler, Ladies
Legion Auxiliary; Take Oft
Cleaner, Jack . Upehall, Staffa,
Hensall, Coop; Grease job and
oil change and.filter; Ken Satelq,
Hensall Motors; two short sets,
Hazel Heeleurn and. Sandra
Wadell, Thompson's Mill.
Avon for men arid ladies,
Laura Stan .and Glen
R, es tam eyer, Leona Park;
Bathroom trim, Mona Campbell,
Exeter, Ball and Macaulay; jewel
box for men, June Donaldson,
London, Joynts'; pin up lights,.
Mary Bisback, Custom Trailers;
2 ceiling fixtures, Mrs. Frank
Varley, Custom Trailers.
Kitchen check,: Peggy Stark,
Walkerton, Crest Hardware; one
pr. pillowcase's, Le" Roy
Hoffman, Zurich, Taylor's Store;
wall plaque, Grace' McEwen,
Quess Who; gift tie set, Bob
Lavery, Quess Who; electric
bedroom clock, Sandra Nixon,
Fuss. Electric.
Pole lamp, Joyce Pepper,
Ladies Legion Auxiliary; diaper
hag, Marilyn Oesh, Zurich,
Taylor's Store; Amway Ironing
Board Cover and Pad, Beatrice
Richardson, Earl Gass.
Man's Shirt, Bruce Horton,
Peter McNaughton, Insurance;
bagdol game, Brian Randall,
Wallace's 5 to $1 00; three plow
points, Dorothy Corbett, Exeter,
Bengough's; 21/4 gal. ice cream,
Len Smale, Richardson's; kiddie
doll, Dean McClinchey, Ladies
Legion Auxiliary; tractor,
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Marlene • ingeeni„ Ladiei Legion
Auxiliary,
$15,00 voucher front Taylors
Ready to Wear,_ .14ra, .John Reid,
Parker and Parker prainagel.two
.chieken dinners . And two
sundaes, Nellie . Riley; Henson
Freeze King; kiddie .0)1, Cindy
.13isbeck,, . Ladies Legion
Auxiliary; two steak dinners, Joe
McLellum, leensell',Hotel; $10,00
Perm
sere
Vouphr, Herb Bierling,
Zurich ellean euty Salon; one
case Veedol Motor Oil, Gordon.
Munn, Exeter, Hyde Bros.; floor
mat, Vera Smale, Ladies 'Legion
Auxiliary.
Oil Change and grease. job,
Mrs. Randal, Kyle's Garage; one
V. Master, Mrs. J. Consitt, Regal
Grill; one voucher for suit $1.50,
Mrs. Harry Page, Wingharn,
Brady Cleaners; one voucher for -
suit $1.50, Mrs. Sam Habkirk,
Seafortli, Brady Cleaners; three
months garbage pick up, Doug
Macauley, Bill Chipchase; fishing
rod, Barry MeCallum, Hensall
Legion; one case white beans,
Bock Little, Cook's; one qt. of
varnish, N. MeNaughton,
London, Doc Kyle; four cans
lighter fluid; Norma Gass, Cosy
Corner.
One year subscription Exeter
Advocate, Trudy Thuss, Exeter
Advocate; $5.00 voucher for
electric service, Vera Smale, Don
Travers; one qt. two cycle motor
oil, ' Ron . Coleman, Varna,
Walper's Supertest; two-one year
subscriptions Citizens News,
Joyce Pepper, Bill Austin,
Seaforth, Citizens News; one
bottle hair oil, Don Forrest,
Flynn's Barber Shop; one year
subscription Huron Expositor,
Bill Noakes, Huron Expositor;
$3.00 voucher bake goods,
Joyce Pepper, Tasty Nu; one
tractor, Mrs. C. Volland, Ladies
Legion Auxiliary.
Assorted waxes and cleaners,
Vera Smile, Fink's; three
vouchers (3 draws) — one dress,
James Roberts, Stratford, one
ladies suit, Buck Little, One
man's suit, Wayne Thiel, Zurich,
Mid town,
Listo Wax and rubbing
compound, Lyle Simpson/
Exeter, Huron Body Shop; one
suit ceaned, Doug Maxwell,
Brady's Cleaners,
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seven cases
pop, (7 draws), Jeff Rayburn,
Keith Koehler, Jerry Campbell,
Exeter, Keith Velland, Bonnie
Kay, London, Jack MacKinzie,
Raye Schwalm, Tuckey
Beverages.
Think of all theme
cool things
about a
frostfree
refrigerator
freezer.
Every housewife should have one.
Frost never forms, Not in the big
refrigerator section. Not in the big
freezer section. So there's no
defrosting, Ever. And you know
what that means.
No more dripping water to mop up.
No more waiting for frost to melt.
Your ice cube trays won't stick
any more. No more re-freezing
frozen foods.
You'll have more storage space,
because you'll be fa,e of all
frost accumulation.
And your frozen foods won't
stick together.
Think about it.
Think of all the extra space you'll
have for stocking up on food bargains.
And besides all that, think how
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Clinton NPws-Reccirci, Thursday; July 2, 1970 5
RECEPTION & DANCE
to be held at
BAYFIELD COMMUNITY CENTRE
SATURDAY JULY 4
for
Mitt Chris Tonikovviez and Mr, Phil Turner
on the Occasion of their Wedding
Music by THE BLUEWATF1 PLAYBOYS
Dancing 9 12 E:veryOne Welcorne
NEwS OF HENSALL
BY MRS. MAUPE HEPPEN
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