Clinton News-Record, 1966-08-18, Page 114*
Auburn and District
MRS. WES BRADNOCK—Correspondent—Phone 526-7595
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BACK-TOSCHOOL
SPECIAL!
Mr. and Mbs, William Strau-
ghan returned from Kitchener
and surrounding district where
they visited wtith Mr. and1 Mir's,
William Reick and family; at
Brantford they visited With. Mr.
and Mrs; Elwin -Anderson, and
at Bridgeport they visited with
Mr, and Mrs, Bob Oswald at
their large mink farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Pent-
land, 'North Bay, visited with
her mother, Mrs, Charles
Straughan.
Mr. iand Mrs. Jack Hanna,
Toronto, were recent visitor?
With Miss Margaret R. Jackson.
Mi’s. Charles Straughan viisit-
ed last week with her niece,
Mrs. I-Iarold Nicholson, Mr.
Nicholson and Gary at Sea
forth.
Auburn Teacher and Family
To Kenya For Two Years
Mr?. Margaret Clark: visited
last week with Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Nicholson and family at
Seaforth-
Master Johnny Haggitt, Zur
ich, 1? visiting wMh his grand
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Tom
Haggitt and Stephen.
Miss Margaret R. Jackson,
Mrs. Wes Bradnock, Sheron and
George visited last Sunday in
London with .Mr. and Mrs.
Sherry Wilson.
Thurs., Aug, 18, 1966—Clinton News-Record—Page 'll
(Continued, from page one)
inig forward to their 'trip
When they will leave Mon
treal by aiir, spending two
days in London, England, two.
days in Rome and in Cairo,
Egypt.
‘ Mr. Toll received his early
education at SS 16. East Wa-
wanosh 'and graduated from
Godehi'ch District Collegiate
and Toronto Teachers College
and taught iin. Whitby ’ and
Hamilton 'and was principal
at Oneida Central school for
four years’ before enterting the
secondary school field.
Mr. Toll has been Master
at Windsor Teachers College
since it was opened in 1962.
He received hliis Bachelor of
Arts degree .from the Mc
Master University, 'Hamilton
and his Bachelor of Education
degree from the University of
Toronto and is maw working
on hi? Masters degree.
Next summer the Toll
family will be given a two-
months leave in Europe, and,
at the end, .of two years plan
to come home by’"a cruise
around India, the Orient and
■the Hawaiian Islands. They
will.keep in touch with thelir
folks at home by tape re
cordings.
With 10 ounce Thermos
, Your choice of
Wagon Train,
Barbie, Satellite,
Popeye, Pete n Pals
SUTTER-PERDUE
HARDWARE
Going Back-To-Schoo! on August* 27
On Saturday, August 27, Baird’s School, SS 1 Stanley is holding a “closing
out” reunion at the school grounds. One of the last pupils taught toy Master
George Baird in 1910 brought in the above picture post card. He thinks it was
the last class taught by the popular “Master” who started teaching at Baird’s
in 1861. Many of these pupils will attend the reunion. Front' row, left to right,
Clifford Stewart, Percy Tasker, Leslie Pearson, Agnes Glen, Margaret McGreg
or, Kenneth Stewart, Leslie Tasker, Ross Taylor and Frank McGregor; back
row, left to right, Robert McLeod, Harvey Stewart, Kate McGregor, Mary Mc
Dougall; Master George Baird; Neil Sparks, James McGee, Leslie Hanly,-
' COMPLETEBAYFIELD — A large con
gregation was present on Sun
day morning, in St. Andrew’s
Church to mark the anniversary
of the building of the church,
64 years ago.
Service was’ conducted by
the student m/intster of the
charge, Donald B'eeik and Rev,
Gordon Kurtz, minister of
South Ave. Baptist Church, Ro
chester, New York, preached
the sermon.
The choir with Mr?. Wm. Cox
as organist and 'augmented by
Mr. and Mrs. NafteO. of Detroit,
rendered two anthems. Ted
Dunn was soloist.
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Miss Sandra Middleton
holidaying with relatives
Sault Ste, Martie.
James E. Brown, M.P., and
Mrs. Brown of Brantford, visiilt-
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TO MAN AND I tl£ WORLD
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are symptoms of a steering mechanism that is out of kilter.
A complete steering service check on our Visudliner takes ,
but a few minutes and you can see for yourself the exact,
alignment condition of your car. For "new car" steering
comfort; plus more safety and tnore tire mileage, drive in
today and let us check your car on the Visualiner.
ed last Thursday with Mr. and
Mrs. Stewart Middleton.
Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Grind-*
■lay and family of London visit
ed on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. •
Fred Middleton.
Several oases of mumps have
been reported in this district.IMPROVE
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BAYFIELD — At the regular
meeting, of Huron County
School Area No. 1 on August 11,
the board accepted the oil ten
der of Ross Scott, Bruceffeld at
12.70 cents per gallon.
Mrs. Fred Chapple, RR 3,
Seaforth and Spencer Etvine,
Bayfield, were awarded con
tracts for Egmiotridviillei and' Bay
field schools respectively.
Good progress is being made
at the site of the Central
School at Bruceffeld.-
Staff Announced
The staff has been selected
for the opening of the Fall term
starting on September 6. They
will be teaching in the .present
schools of Bayfield, Stanley and
, . Tuckersmfiith until the new
' building is completed.
Arnold Mathers has been ap
pointed principal of the new
school. He comes from the Us-
borrie Central iStohdol, where he
has just gone through the ex-
' encases of closing out the one
room schools in that township ,
and opening the new school.
On Mr. Mathers’ advice, there
will be a partial grading of the
schools in Stahley, in order that
the children throughout, the
area may be provided with a
common Standard of instruction
that Will 'facilitate the trans
ition in January to a completely
graded school. Mr. Mathers has
drawn a common syllabus, and.,
will be assisting all the teachers
in their problems preparatory
to’ the changeover.
Mr. Mathers will be opening
up a temporary office in Hen-
sall iin- conjunction with the
Board Secretary, John Caldwell,
who has been appointed full-
time.
Board members moved a'vote
of thanks to retiring members
of the staff for their service.
They are: Mrs. Vina Parker,
Mrs. Dorothy Insley, Ma's. Jean ,
Love, Mrs. Mary Cudmone, Ross
Carter and Arthur Finlayson.
The new slate of teachers and
their locations and grades unital
Christmas are:
Bayfield1—Mrs. Edith Turner,
grades 5-8; Mrs. Margaret Bak
er, grades 1-4;
Stahley, Mrs. Jean Currlie, SS
1, grades 5-8; Mrs. Clara S'cott,
SS 3, grades 5-8; Mrs. Vera
Hood, SS 4E, grades 1-4; Mrs.
Mina Talbot, SS 4W, grades’ 5-
8; Miss Shirley Reynolds, SS 5,
grades 1-4; Mrs. Edith Swan,'
SS 6, grades 1-4; Mrs. Shirley
Carter, SS 10, grades 1-4; Mr?.
Laurabell? Reichert, SS 7,
grades 5-8;
LAKEVIEW CASINO
Grand Bend
Tuckersmith, N.orma
Gemmell, SS 2, grades 3 & 4;
Mrs. Karen Menheeire, SS *3,
grades 1 & 2; Mir. Adriaan
Brand1, SS 4, grades 5 & 6; Mites
Joan Elliott, SS 7, grades 3 &
4; Mrs. Barbara Alexander, SS
8, grades 1 & .2; Mrs. Peggy
Rawoliffe, SS 8, grades 7 & 8;
Spencer Jeffery, ;S'S 9, grades 7
& 8; Miss Marilyn Marshall, SS
10, grades 5 & 6..
Benefit Ball Game
For ROBBIE LAWRIE
Bly th Ball Park
20•r
9:00 P-ni.
Central Huron All-Stars
vs.
Clinton Intermediate A’s
33p
RECEPTION
and DANCE
For LEONARD HOFFMAN
and SHARON BALL
Auburn Community Hall
Saturday, Aug. 20
- Music by
THE ROYALAIRES
Everybody Welcome
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The WILLOWS
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Star? of GBC TV
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The CHILDREN
A Top Show and One You
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ADMISSION: $1775
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Guitars—Tlajuana Brass—Sax
A N6W, and Different Sound
VERSATILE—Real Showmen
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