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Page 8-“ClintpnNews-Recprd—Thurs^March 17, 1966
Care Of Fire Engine
Pays Off For Mechanic
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BAYFIELD — Bayfield Fire
Engine which has tong benefit
ed from the careful ministra
tions of Reg Francis repaid the
compliment on Thursday last
when Bayfield Garage almost
fell prey to a sudden conflagra
tion.
A mad dash took Reg to the
Fire Hall as the first wail of
the siren sounded,
Mrs. Francis, on duty at the
village telephone exchange, re*
ceived the call, was quickly
relieved by another operator
and dashed to the scene. <(
On her arrival ait the front
door of the garage she met a
Tuckersmith telephone techni
cian with a new dial phone in
his hand. She remarked' “This
is a funny time to be installing
a new phone” and he immedi
ately retoipted ‘‘Who’s installing
it? I’m talking it quit, these
things cost money!”
However we are happy -to
report that although formidable
clouds of smoke billowed from
the garage, damage was com
paratively light. A milk truck
and car belonging to Bud Tal
bot were scorched by the
flames and smoke damage in
the garage was considerable.
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'■Quest? of Mr, and Mrs. J.
Mayman on Sunday were, Mass
Mary MacMillen, Mrs,
MacMillen,- Miss Della Allen,
William Cantwell and Russell
Robinson, all of Goderich, Mr.
and Mrs, George Akister,
Guelph and Mrs. Miayman’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Mac-
Millen.
Mrs., George Hopson visited
her sister, .Mrs. Pearl Sharpe,
in Burlington for the. weekend.
Jim Higgins, Toronto, spent
several days last week with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Higgins; '
Mr. and Mrs. A'dam Flowers
and1 Mr. and Mrs, F. P. Arkell
spent last Wednesday
d'on. .
Miss Gayle Turner,
spent Saturday and
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Turner.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mar
shall and Tracey Elizabeth, re
turned to London on Sunday
after having spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Weston.
Mrs, Helen Cluff spent sev
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in Lon-
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daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Fletch
er McLauglin and making the*
acquaintance of her first grand
daughter Meagan Ann, who was
born on March 3.
Mr. and. Mrs, David Scott
and Danielle, Font Erie, paid
a flying business, trip to this
district at the weekend. They
regret that they didn’t have
time to visit all their
in Clinton and district,
The members of the
Citizens group and
friends, 48 in all, spent
joyable evening on Friday at
the Ice Capades in London.
Mir. and Mrs. Paul Moss and
Mr. and Mrs; R. Cluff, London,
were with Mrs. H. Cluff on
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F, Scoitch-
mer spent the weekend in Sarnia with their son and daugih-
ter-iin-iaw, Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen Scotchmen
Lloyd Francis, Waterloo, was
with 'h'i's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Reg Francis for the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Cook,
London, were at their lakeshore
home on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Smith re
turned home on Sunday after
visiting their daughter and
family in Welland for the past
two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor,
Stratford, spent Saturday with
hex* brother-in-law and s'ister,
Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Rivers,
John Elliott, Kitchener, spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs.
W. R. Elliott.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hulls and
Michael, London, visited th eh*
parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Hulls
and Mr. and Mrs. C. Wialli's on
Sunday.
Charlie Bell is a patient ,in
Victoria Hospital,, London.
Mis. George Lindsay, who
has been a patient in Clinton
Hospital returned to her home
las|fc Thursday. Her sister-in-
law, Mrs., Earl Switzer is visit
ing her.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Roddick, ac-,,
companied by Miss Madeline
Roddick, London, called on
friends in the village Sunday.
Mir. and Mrs. Fred Fraser
were in Windsor last weekend
to attend the funeral of. Mr.
Fraser’s nephew, Mr, Frank
Porter.
Mis's Dorothy MeLeiod, Brow
nie leader, tells us that to .raise
funds to assist the Crippled
Children appeal, the Brownies
are available for “odd jobs”, so
please assist the girls in
worthwhile project.
Bridal Shower
Miss Jean Hyde, Kippen,
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Gethoppin*
on Spring shoppin*
this
75 Attend Barn
Meeting of
Holstein Club
ClubHuron County Holstein
held a barn meeting at the
farm of Wlilliam Hough, RR 4,.
di'ntoh on March 15. .Seventy-
five attended.
President Eldon Bradley, Am
berley was chairman'. Farmers
watched a type demonstration
.by Gordon Bell, St. Marys, HotL-
stem field man for Western
Ontario.
Judging competition conduct
ed by Don Pullen, assistant Ag
ricultural Representative for
Huron. Winners were Cliff
Henderson, Kippen; Don For
bes, Clinton.
A panel discussion conducted
by Russ Bradford, dairy field
man for Huron County on Per
formance Testing CROP).
Members of the panel were Ed
Bell, Blytlh; Ross Trewartha,
Glinton; Ross Marshall, Kirk
ton.
Gordon Bell gave a talk on
what to look for in selecting a
4-H calf. Coffee and dough
nuts were served.
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Th^ bride-elect was escorted
to a gaily decorated chair by
Miss Shirley Keyes who read
an appropriate address offer
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Miss Hyde in a charming
speech thanked all present, for
the honour accorded and the
many lovely gifts. She is the
daughter of Mi’. 'and Mrs. Alex
Hyde, Kippen, and is on the
nursing staff of Victoria Hos
pital, London. Her marriage to
Michael Welch, London,
take place in April,
Cub News
David Renper, son of
and Mrs. Percy Renner, and
Richard .Peterson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Peterson, both
Cubs of the 1st Bayfield Pack,
began work on their Religion
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ushering in their church.
This award is a very serious
one, and takes months of pre
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rhinister, as well as services
performed in the church by the
Cubs themselves.
The Religion and Life Em
blem for Canadian Scouts was
instituted in 1947 with the co
operation of several religious
bodies.
This Emblem is worn by
Cubs', Scouts and Rovers ful
filling the requirements set out
by their own religious denomin
ation and is worn on the right
breast above the “Boy Scouts
of Canada” Strip.
When earned, the presenta
tion of the emblem and a cer
tificate signed by the Scouts
religious authority 'is presented
by tfhe minister of the Scouts
own church.
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The March meeting of
Catholic Women’s League
the
was
held on Monday, March 14 in
the parish hall with Mrs. .Wil-
liam Watkins presiding.
Mrs. Joe Feeney read the
and Correspondence,
Miss Je'an Hyde, Kippen, was
the guest of honour at a bridal
shower given by the ladies of
the Baptist Church at the home
of Pastor and Mirs. B. H. Eaton
on Saturday night.
HENSALL — A highly
teemed resident of Hensall
the past 20 years', Francis
Harburn, 61, died suddenly at
his work while employeci as
night watchman, for Exeter
Canadian Canners: . at their
warehouse at Grand Bend, Sat
urday afternoon,
Mr. Harburn was born at
New Liskard, was-, a member
of Hensall United Church, and
a member of Exeter LOL.
- Surviving are his wife the
formei’ Madeline Walden, West
field; one daughter, Mrs. John
(Geraldine) Eckel, RR 1, Var
na; five sons, William, Gode
rich; Glenn, Stratford; Murray,
Grand Bend; Laverne and Keith
at home; two sisters, Mrs. Roy
(Hilda) Smale, RR 1, Hensall;
Mrs. Mary Potter, Stratford;
two brothers, Henry, Sitaffa,
and Marvin, Florida, and! three
grandchildren.
Public funeral service from
the Bonthron Funeral Home.
March 15 by Rev. H. F. Currie,
with interment in Sitaffa ceme
tery.
Came Back -
Not Battery
BAYFIELD — The box of
detonator caps' stolen over a
recent weekend from the Dean
Gonlstruction Co. presently
working on the South pier,
were returned on Tuesday laslt
week. Workmen 'returning from
lunch found gremlins had re
placed them in a truck. How
ever1 the battery which disap
peared at the same time
still missing.-----------o-----------
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SELECTION OF
SUPREME
QUALITY COOKING
UTENSILS
CWL Meeting
At Parish Ha I Eugene McAdam, prop.
CLINTON 482-7023
minutes
Mrs. D. Middleton the roll call
and Mrs. Seminiuk, the* finan
cial statement. Mrs. A. Dale,
Mi’s, W. Managhan and Mrs. E.
O’Brien were appointed to the
nominating committee to bring
in a slate Of officers for the
April meeting.
Mrs. D. Middleton and Mrs-.
John Armstrong were appoint
ed the visiting committee. Mrs.
J.Boyle won the mystery
Father Kelly showedprize.
slides, on “tithing”.
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