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Clinton News-Record, 1966-09-01, Page 5News-Recor4-*~Thurs., Sept L 1966 < *> be j A. from the CANADIAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION ANXIETY AND TENSION Anxiety and tension comprise -blems that initiated the anxiety BEAUTIFUL BREEZY By BELLCHAMBER BAYFIELD PERSONAL ITEMS • CHURCH NEWS • CLUB ACTIVITIES > VILLAGE HAPPENINGS Correspondent: AUDREY BELLCHAMBER—iPhone 565-2864, Bayfield Subscriptions, Classified Advs, and Display Advs. all accepted by the Bayfield correspondent. Mr, and Mrs. George Wright spent Sunday with their daugh- er and son-in-law, Mr. and Sts. Arnold Makins, Bonnie ccompanied her grandparents n their return to Lardon. Michael Scotohmer attended the Sharp-Bennett wedding in rt Burwell on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Logan; Jr. and their daughter Sara, re­ turned to London op Sunday from a .two week vacation ■with Mrs. Logan’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Cook. Mr., and Mrs. William Bar­ ber and family, St. Thomas, are staying at‘their cottage. Miss Ethel Blair, Toronto, was with' her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blair, for the weekend. Spending last week with Mr. and Mrs; A, LeBeau were Mrs. Gordpn Mitehener and, her daughter Christine; Toronto. On Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. LeBeau hosted a birthday party for their sister, Mrs. Robert Heath, and their niece, Mrs; Robert Mrs. Fletcher McLaughlin eft on Friday to join her hus- and in New York for a week. Guests last we’ekv at the Al- lion Hotel were: FtraSer Ayls- London; Miss Marian icLennan, also of 'London; _*, and Mrs. W. S. Elliott and heir four children, Bogarhoun; laying for the weekend were: tr. and Mrs. H. S. Carver and on Tony,, Livonia, Mich.;Mrs, Capt.) Oliver Cromwfell; Mrs. .. C. Lowe, Mrs. A. J. Lowe nd! Mrs; Glen Reyerse, all of B Dover. Dr. and Mrs. E. Cooper, De-- yfoit, are Staying at their cot- •agv. 'Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Har- >ld Weston -over the past week md weekend were: Mr. and rs. Arthur Peters and their aughter Linda, Detroit, their andson Michael, who return- to Utica wiith _ his parents; Vfr. and' Mrs. Ray Weston on „*onday. Mr. and Mrs. E. Blake, Lon- on, ate staying at their sum- ner. .home on Victoria Place. Miss Marion Francis who has 1 ent the summer in Woocf- tock assisting her uncle and unt, Mr. and m Lawrence cMillan at their Chuck Wag- m Restaurant, returned home last weekend. Registrations at The Little Inn last week were: Mr, and Mrs. John Moriarty, Galt; Mr. and Mrs. Truscott, Vineland Station; Miss Naomi G, Light - burn, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Hunter, Etobicoke; Mrs. J. F. Burns 'and Mrs. J. W. Brown, Riverside; Miss Susan Ardist, Detroit; Miss Charlene Shamear and Mrs, Evelyn Rob­ inson, Silverwood, Mich.; Miss Esther Sdhotz, Columbus, Ohio; Miss Catherine Lopis, Ashta­bula, Ohio; Mrs. S. Wilson and children, London; Mr. and Mrs. G. Gibson, Grosse Pointe', Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. B. Root, Birm­ ingham, Mich.; Miss Lydia Ba- chert, Milford, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Lane, also of Mil­ ford, Mich,; Mr. and Mrs. H. Fryer, Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs. W- C. Jackson, Saginaw, Mich.; and Dr. and Mrs. J,. E. Fraser of Port Elgin, Miss Mary Monaghan left for her home in Toronto on Sun­ day after being th'e guest of Mrs. William Metcalf for the past two weeks. Miss D. Riley and Miss Kay Alderson, Tor­ onto, are visiting Mrs. Metcalf this week. David DeWar, Toronto, was with his mother, Mrs. D. Dewar from,Tuesday until Saturday of last week. • Miss Katherine Faville, De­ troit, is occupying the Metcalf cottage. Recent visitors with Miss Faville have been Mr. and Mrs. Paul Conkflin and their •sons David and Peter. Mrs. Wiinston Batsford and Bradley were' guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Francis. Miss Shirley Pierson has just returned from a two 'week visit to New York City. Miss Pierson was the guest of Bill iBamibina of Montana University and his .parents, at their home on Long Island, N.Y. S/L Douglas SOper, Mrs; Sop­ er ..and children, Toronto, are holidaying at the Foyston cot­ tage in the Jowett cottage area. Mrs.'J- H. Cdbb spent sever­ al days this week at Inverhuron visiting her cousin, MisS L. Couch. . .. Guests of the Leroy Paths on Sunday were, Mr. and Mrs. 'Em­ erson Harper, New Dundee; Mrs. Barry Harper and her par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pfohl, all of Galt. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Reid have returned to their Louisa Street home from Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Ed! Rowse, Jim- ■■■■Murnmnimui. num i i, , 'my, Cathy. Vicki and Jill, Wel-~Leskett and hiis two daughters, land, are spending a .two week T ’...........- ~ - • ' -' ~ vacation with the lady’s parr ents, Mr. aqd Mrs. L. B. Smith. Mr, and Mrs. Gilbert Knight, Toronto, are staying at their summer home; their daughter and family, Mr. and. Mrs. Art Latimer, Billy, Gil and! Christy joined them for the weekend. Mrs. R. J, Larson spent sev­ eral days in Toronto last week visiting Mr., and Mrs. Keith Leonard and. family and also Visited the CNE. Rev. A, G. Please and Mrs. Pease and their four sons were in the village on Sunday; Al­ lan. Tom and David are camp­ ing at Jowett’s Gnove this week and will return to Emibro with their parents at’the 'weekend. Mrs. L. G. ‘ Bassett, London, has been at her cottage on Vic­ toria Place for the summer. Mrs. S. Bryant was in Lon­ don for several diays last week, returning to her cottage on Thursday. Rev. Hugh Crosby and Mrs’. Crosby, Mooretown, accompan­ ied by their grandchildren, Tecca and Darby Cfosby of New York and Miss Nancy Bar­ wick, 'London, were guests of Mrs. J. Howard for the past two weks, returning to their homes on Monday. Mrs. R. M. Boyd, who has spent the sum­ mer, with her siisiter, Mrs. How­ ard, left for her home in Grav-. esend On Tuesday. Bob and Ruth Ritter, TV producers, whose program, “Weekend” is seen on channel 4, Detroit, were at The Little Inn on Sunday; their color films of the interior are sched­ uled' to’be shown sometime in September. Miss Hayman >is io be notified of tile date. > Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. John R.'Cook 'and family were: Rev. and Mrs. R. R. Sadleir of Niagara-on-the-Lake and Mr. and Mrs. George Archer of De­ troit. Their guelsts on Sunday Were: Mr. and Mrs; Tom Lee­ son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Allan MacDonald and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Kinna and family. •Mrs. John Pearson was in London for three days last week. Spending the weekend at their, cottages on Dow Street were: Mr. and Mrs. John Mur­ ray, London; Mr. and Mrs. F. Kurtz and family, Detroit;, Miss Hedther Ferguson, Toronto, and Miss Ruth North, London; Mir. London, and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Steadman and family, London. Mr, and Mrs, Pete Murray, Toronto, spent the weekend at their cottage, Mr. and Mrs. George McLean and children, Toronto, ’and i*e? cently of County Tryonie, Nor­ theim Ireland, were weekend guests of J, W. Carson, Sr., at his summer home, "Duncairn”. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. P. Elliott entertained* her brother, Doug­ las Evans and family of Sarnia, for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Cook, Janice and Philip spent Tues­ day at Niagara-on-the-Lake, as guests of Rev. and Mrs. R. R. Sadleir. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sheriritt, Landon, are spending a week at their Dow St. cottage; their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ray S'herritt and two sons, joined them for the week­ end. Mir. and Mrs. J. K. Brough­ ton, London, and Mr. and Mr's. E. Robinson, Ottawa, were Sun­ day guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Carson, Jr. Mir, and Mirs, John Pearson, Jr., and their sop Douglas, have returned tp London. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Earl spent fivp days in London and Port Burwell last week and also at­ tended the Sharp-Bennett wed­ ding on Friday at Port Bur­ well; their daughters and fam­ ilies, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Stev­ enson and children, Mrs. Betty Ann Quligg,. Kimmy and Joey, who -have been their guests for the month of August, returned to their homes ffiri London on Monday. Visiting Mr. and .Mrs. G. N. Rivers on Saturday were‘'Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor, Strat­ ford, and on Sunday, their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Char­ les Monteith and their son Rick, of Lambeth. ■Evans Cameron ’and Scott, Is­ lington, spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cameron; Bonnie Cameron is visiting Louise MacVean this week. Miss Kay Elliott Nursing Director Miss Kay Elliott this week assumed duties as the direc­ tor of nursing at Clinton Pub­ lic Hospital. She replaces Mrs. W. R. Phinney who is leaving town. Health Tips one of -the most common disease states that we see today, the Canadian Medical Association says. Tension usually follows anx­ iety, and we might think of a tension state as being tire result of anxiety or apprehension over one or more problems. Anxiety may be of the chronic variety due to the common stresses and strains of everyday living, and in certain emotionally less- stable individuals this form of anxiety causes chronic tension states with many different pre­ senting symphons. These symptoms may obscure the basic anxiety problems in the patient. Or the anxiety may be of the acute variety, result­ ing from some unusual stress or worry which may cause an acute tension, state, even in very stable persons. With the acute situation, the symptoms are usually more obviously of the anxiety or tension type. The C.M.A, -says the acute type of anxfety state generally is more responsive to treatment in that the unusual situation causing the condition is' more likely to be of short duration. The chronic type is more resis­ tant to therapy scince it is har­ der to relieve the everyday pro- condlition. With helpful reassur­ ance and counselling as well as pyhchotherapy, which can* be given by the general practi­ tioner, and sometimes by judi­ cious usd of the many tranquil­ lizers available, most patients with anxiety states, can helped: Hotel Clinton Fealwlng "CIOUD T Rwn »—II■ Hl II ........................... mm.... „ , I„ ,,, Friday and Saturday Evenings Only Xhicken In a Basket' Friday—Served from 9:30 p.m* to 1:00 a.m. Satarday—Served from 9:30 p.m. to Midnight SMORGASBORD DINNERS Every Sunday Evening from 5 to 7 Phone 482-3421 for Reservations We Cater to Dinner Parties and Wedding Receptions BAYFIELD —. The Bayfield ons; Club .Centennial project well under way at the arena. The firm of Douglas Stean of itch'ell have'been working on he site for the1 past 2 weeks. The 48 foot addition will pro- >£de 36 feet more ice surface-; t will also include 24 feet of hanging rooms and washrooms. : Dions president, Lloyd Mak- , tells us that the new ad- ition should be completed by eptember 30. Masonic At Bayfield BAYFIELD—Mr. and Mrs. J. 3. Carson entertained the 1966 JaLsonic Masters * of London district, and! their families, at heir summer home on Sunday, tilgUSlt 28 Accompanying, the masters ^ere Past District Deputy bland Master, R. W. Bro. Em- s't Hord 'and Mrs. Hord; past ecretary V. Wor. Bro. Blake Kennedy 'and Mrs Kennedy ; the idwly-elected District Deputies, 1, W. 'Bro. Wesley Botham. and ft. W. Bro. Herbert Hudson, Mrs. Bothman and Mrs Hudson. J. B. Carson is the present Vor. Master of Union Lodge LF. and A.M. 380, which has i membership of over 500. After the reception an after- iooh of swimming, boating and valet* skiing and a picnic sup- *er was; thoroughly enjoyed by tfll '5T who were in attendance. Ihe weather was ideal for the cession and all present enjoy- d the beauty and serenity of Sayfi'eld. • . 5 Huron St.Clinton LIMITED SUPPLY . $6.95 and $555 RCMP Inspector Visits Bayfield BAYFIELD—Inspector R. V. Currie, RCMP, Mrs; Currie and two sons, Duncan and Douglas visited her -cousins, Mr. and Mrs, Carl Diehl, "The Hut", from Wednesday to FMilday. After being attached to Head­ quarters- Staff, Ottawa, since, 1954, Inspector Currie, with his family, is returning to- Regina, Sask., .by Trans-Canada High­ way. He will assume command of the Depot there on Septem­ ber 5 with rank of Superinten­ dent. Bridge Club Visits Bayfield BAYFIELD — Mrs. Leon Duggan entertained the mem­ bers of her Stratford bridge dub at a dinner party on Tues­ day last at The Albion Hotel. Gueslts were, Mrs. J. A. Boyd, Mrs. A. Charlton, Mrs. R. Scrimegour, Mrs. W. Oman, Mrs. D. Robb, Mi's. ,W. Aiken and Mi'ss Mary McCaffrey. ' The ladies later enjoyed an evening of bridge at Mrs, Dug-' gan’s summer home, KIPPEN MRS. NORMAN LONG Phone 262-5180 Mr. 'and Mrs. Louis Kirk and Paul spent Sunday with Mr. .and Mrs. R. H. Kirk of Port Stanley; Louise returned home with them since vacationing about two months grandparents. Mrs. Lloyd Lovell lent in St. Joseph’s London. Mr. and! Mrs. W. J. F. BPM and Mrs. Cameron Richardson, of Hensall,. 'are spending two weeks vacation with relatives in Boston, Mass;, and their son and daughter-m-law, Mr. and Mrs. Don Bell of Halifax. Mrs. Clarence Priestap of near Mitchell, visited Saturday afternoon with her father, Ro­ bert Thomson. A few from Kippen attended the Bean Festival at Zurich on Saturday. with her is a pat- Hospiital, CERTIFIED TALBOT WHEAT and CANADA No. 1 TALBOT WHEAT . This wheat is offered for sale at the same ... price as ordinary seed wheat. ' • . / Both These lots were grown from a 100 bushel lot of Registered Seed which took second prize in the 100 bushel Pedigreed Seed Class at the Royal Winter Fair. FALL WHEAT SEED FOR SALE R. N. Alexander Londesboro FEATURING ... The New Four Wheel Drive 4100 Tractor With 8-Furrow Plow Also One New 4-Wheel Drive Tractor Pulling ZZ’/2 ft. Virbra Shank Cultivator • Fl206 Turbo Charged Diesel and 7-Furrow Semi-Mounted Plow. • 1806 Diesel with 6-Furrow 16" Semi Plow • F656 Diesel with All New T.F. Bottoms on 4-Furraw Plow for both Sod and Trash. •z One No, 470 Disc, 16 ft, wide with Wings. • And Newest 434 Diesel or Gas Tractor to our line with 3 14" T.F* Bottom Plow. Time: 10 a.m. Friday, Sept. 16, 1966 Place: 3 Miles East of Seaforth On No. 8 Highway JOHN BACH PHONE 527-0120 . SEAFORTH • OVER 30 YEARS DEPENDABLE SERVICE • 35-6b Shop at Herman’s FOR BACK-TO-SCHOOL CLOTHES SEE OUR LARGE SELECTION OF TEE KAYS' BOYS' SIZES — 10 to 18 STUDENTS — 28W to 36W I ® Corduroy G Denim O SWEATERS • JACKETS • BLAZERS • SLACKS Herman’s Men’s Wear (OPEN FRIDAY EVENING) 482-9351 CLINTON Permanent-Press SPORT SHIRTS . i BUS SCHEDULE For Huron County School Area No. 1 STANLEY and TUCKERSMITH TUCKERSMITH TOWNSHIP SCHOOLS will be graded the same as last year.-There are no changes in bus arrangements. SS 14 STANLEY I Alt pupils will be picked up at their gate and taken to S.S. 7 Stanley (Gr. 5-8) and S.S. 6 (Gr. 1-4). BLAKE AREA All pupils picked up as usual. ALL OTHER PUPILS IN STANLEY ■will walk to.the school which they attended last June, by 8:45 each morning, shuttle system will operate: S.S. 7 S.S. S.S* S.S. SS. S.S. S.S. 4E S.S. 4W Grade 1-4 pupils to 6 1 10 3 5 Grade 1-4 pupils Grade 5-8 pupils Grade 1-4 pupils Grade 5-8 pupils Grade 1-4 pupils Grade 5-8 pupils Grade 5-8 pupils to to to to to to to The following - S.S. 6 S*S. S.S. S.S. S.S. S.S. S.S. S.S. 4E 7 10 1 5 3 4W All. pupils will be delivered to their home school by 4:00 p.m. School Will bo dismsised at 2:00 p.hi. Oh the first day of school, September 6. Hur6n County School Area No* 1, J. E. Caldwell, Sec.-Treas., Hensall, Ontario, Phone 262-2935.