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The Old Mill, Just south of Blyth; has unveiled plans for an addition and landscaping the
leather goods store, No estimate was given for the cost of the alterations, and construction
may start later this fall. Gordon Duern of Clinton was the designer. (News-Record photo)
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News of Constance
By MARY MERNER
Winter warm-up
AUGUST COAT EVENT
10% OFF
Imagine the latest in fashion and at 10% savings. After our
August Coat Event, the nest time you will be able to buy
these coats at a saving will be January. You'll save in
January "IF" the coat you really want is still in stock and in
your size, Get the coat YOU WANT now and enjoy it Fall,
Winter and early Spring.
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GODERICH
OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY
OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 9 P.M,
THE SQUARE 000ERICH
Also an
advance
showing of
many
FALL
FASHIONS
in suits
sportswear
dresses etc.
WesteeI-Rosco
GRAIN BINS
1350 to 5000 Bushel Capacity
(Jacks Available)
GET YOUR ORDER IN RIGHT AWAY!
HENSALL DISTRICT
CO-OPERATIVE
Phone 2624002 — Nem!!
If you require financing to start, modernize,
or expand your business, and are unable to
obtain irelsewhere on reasonable. terms and
conditions, perhaps IDS can help yon.
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DEVELOPMENT DANE
an IDB
help you?
Norris Peever
one of our representatives
will be at The Bedford Hotel,
92 The Square,
Goderich, Ontario 524.7337
On August 12/74 from 1 to 4:30 p.m.
1032 Ontario St., Stratford, Ontario
NSA 6Z3 271-5650
Award winners
Mrs, John Downie, Christine,
Jocelyn and Alexandra,
King4ton, are presently
vacationing with the lady's
parents, Dr. and Mrs, R.G.
Hunter land are leaving shortly
to make their home in Cam-
bridge, England for the coming
year. Mrs, Charles
F, Rogers, Andy and John
David of Hong Kong are also
guests of her husband's uncle
and aunt, Dr, and Mrs, Hunter.
Mrs. John Sturgeon, was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Ivan
Foote and sister-in-law Mrs,
Victoria Parker, in Port
Stanley for the past week.
Mr, and Mrs. Angus Graham,
Heather and Jeannie, Win-
nipeg, Manitoba, returned to
their home on Friday after
holidaying for the past three
weeks with their son and
family, Mr, and Mrs. Richard
Graham and Alana in Goderich
and visiting with Mr, and Mrs.
Reginald Francis in Bayfield,
Mr. and Mrs. Angus. Graham
and family will be remembered
by many readers as they are
former residents of the village.
Very sincere sympathy is ex-
tended to Mrs. Fred Weston
and her family, Elaine (Mrs,
Donald Dine!) London;
Jackelyn (Mrs. Donald John-
ston); and Kathryn; (Mrs.
Morris Sauve), Bayfield and
grandchildren, Ricky, Tracy,
Johnny, Jamey, Christine and
Mark, in the sad loss of a
husband, father and grand,
father, Mr, Fred Weston, who
passed away Tuesday, July 30,
1974. Mr, Weston was buried
on Friday, August 2, 1974 from
Trimity Anglican Church,
Bayfield with interment, in
Bayfield Cemetery.
Lions Club
-Bayfield Lions
Treasurer, Harry Baker was
glad to report a profit of
$2255.71 which was realized
from the recent Lions Club An-
nual Carnival,
This money is to be used to
help the swimmers, skaters and
to promote hockey and also to
promote recreational facilities
in the Fair Grounds.
Jack Merner, Club President
thanks all those who helped
make this Carnival a success;
and feels that this success
would not be possible without
Mr, and Mrs. Reg Lawson
John and Elizabeth visited on
Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs.
E.F. Warren at their cottage at
Lions Head.
Weekend visitors with the
John Thompson family were
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Reynolds of
Southfield Michigan and Mr.
and Mrs. Andy Thompson of
Toronto.
Bruce and Barry Steinbeck of
Mitchell spent a week's
holidays with their uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
McClure and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Van Born-
mell, Brian and Jennifer of
Delaware were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Marris Bos,
Steven, Sharon, Kenny and
Michael,
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Thomp-
son, Mr. and Mrs. John Thom-
pson, Jim, Sharon, Bob, Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Reynolds Janet,
Bob, and Nancy Jo, Mrs. Barry
Powley, Jason and Jonathan
and Miss Shiela Baker atten-
ded the Love family picnie,held
at .Harbour .Park at Godgrich
on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Reynolds returned home on
Sunday evening and Janet Bob
and Nancy Jo returned home
with their parents having spent
the past week at the Thompson
home.
Sympathy of the community
is extended to the family of the
late Walter Scott, who passed
away Saturday morning.
Mr. Jack Medd returned
home on Monday from a week's
stay in Victoria Hospital Lon-
don.
Mr. and Mrs. John Thomp-
son, Sharon and Bob returned
Mrs. Barry Powley Jason and
their participation and help.
Historical Socioty
The Bayfield Historical
Society will meet in the Old
Town Hall on Monday evening,
Aug, 12 at 8 p.m. and present a
"Talk About" Antique glass by
Mr. John Cook, who lectures at
Fatishawe College, London; an.,
tique clocks; by Mr,. Donald
Lance, who lectures at Green-
field Village, Dearborn,
Michigan, and Mrs, Given
Pemberton an authority on
Early Canadian Chairs. This
sounds. like a very interesting
program and you are cordially
invited to attend.
Andrew Erickson was an
overnight guest of his aunt,
Mrs, Gordon A, Stewart, and
cousins, Ken, Mark, Bonnie
and Ruth. Anne at MI 2,
Ripley, Tues, night of last
week.
Jonathan to their home in Ot-
tawa on Monday. Sharon and
Bob are remaining for a
month's holidays.
Twentyfive relatives
gathered at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Nelson McClure on
Wednesday evening for a
shower for Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Cunningham (newly
weds) of Londesboro.
Mr. Eric Scott, Mr, Bill
Sproul and Mr. Gordon Daer
spent last week-end with the
former's brother, Mr. Wayne
Scott at Missanabie Ontario.
Mrs, Thomas Johnston has
returned from Alexander and
Marine hospital, Goderich and
is convalescing at her home, we
wish her a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Reta Dodd . returned
last week from a visit in
Bracebridge.
Mrs. Anne. Redmond of
Godertag-'iit'pfiliegrin Rooth'
482 of St. Joseph's hospital,
London. Her many friends in
this community wish her a
speedy recovery following her
surgery this week.
Mr, Warner Andrews is
visiting relatives in Saskat-
chewan.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Robinson
spent 'the holiday week-end
with their son Mr. Keith
Robinson, and daughters at
Newmarket.
Mr. and Mrs. James
Schneider held a successful
auction sale last Saturday with
a very large crowd.
Obituary
FREDERICK S. WESTON
Frederick Stuart Weston of
Bayfield passed away in Vic-
toria Hospital in London on
July 30, 1974. He was 61 years
old.
Mr. Weston was born in
Bayfield on September 8, 1912,
a son of the late William and
Elizabeth Weston.
He attended Bayfield Public
School and the Clinton
Collegiate. He worked at CFB
Clinton for many years and
also as a painter when the Base
closed.
On April 8, 1939, he married
the former Maude Parker in
Bayfield. She survives him,
Folidwing their marriage, the
couple lived in Bayfield.
Mr. Weston was a member of
Trinity Anglican Church in
Bayfield and the Royal
• Canadian Legion, Branch 140,
Clinton.
Besides his wife, he is sur-
vived by three daughters, Mrs.
Donald (Elaine) Dinel of Lon-
don, Mrs. Donald (Jackelyn)
Johnston of Bayfield and Mrs.
Morris (Kathryn) Sauve of
Bayfield; and six, grand-
children, Rickey, Tracey,
Jamie, Jonny, Christine and
Mark.
Funeral services were held
arom,,,Trinity .Angl icane Church
in Bayfield with Rev, George
.Youmatoff officiating. Inter-
ment was in Bayfield Cemetery.
The Ball Funeral home was in
charge of arrangeinents.
Pallbearers were Wilfred
Castle of 'Clinton, Ken Weston
of Detroit, Grafton Weston of
London, Jack Sturgeon, Mert
Merner and Bill Parker, all of
Bayfield.
Flower bearers were Ian
Stewart of Toronto, Charles
Pruss and Larry. Krupa of Lon-
don, all nephews, and Rickey
Johnston, a grandson
from Bayfield.
The A.C.W. of St. James
Anglican Church Middleton
held a successful "garage" and
baking sale last Saturday on
the church lawn.
A gay country-fair at-
mosphere prevailed. Elmer
Trick played a snappy piano,
accompanied by Mr. Wilfred
Jervis on the "bones". Mrs,
Jervis was a roly-poly clown,
adding to the general jollity
The tantalizing aroma of hot
dogs and coffee wafted from the
Youth Club's Snack Bar.
Unfortunately, a sudden
deluge of rain in mid-afternoon
dispersed the crowd. As a result
there are still many rock-
bottom bargains to be had.
These will be on sale in the
church basement Saturday
morning, Aug, 10th.
On Friday August 9th, the St.
James Youth Club is staging a
wake-a-thou, with the aid of
sponsors this will raise funds
for their new organ. They aim
to stay awake for 48 hours.
The annual outdoor church
service and picnic of St. James
Church Middleton will be held
at Stewart Midcileton's park on
Sunday, August 18th at 11 a.m.
The Rector, the. Rev. George
Youmatoff will' preach 'from a
boat in the little lake. The
Bradley Bunch and Mr.
Seamus Jim Doherty will
provide special music.
A bountiful pot-luck
smorgasbord noon dinner is a
big feature of this event,
followed by boating, fishing etc.
The youth club will have an af-
ternoon snack-bar.
Everyone is welcome to this
special effort of St. James
church.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Deenes returned last Tuesday
from a delightful holiday in
England. They visited relatives
in Banbury, Devonshire.
Among the highlights was a
tour of Blenheim Palace and a
trip to Bladen, where Winston
Churchill is birried; the Dart-
mouth ferry took them to the
Dartmouth Naval college
where Prince Charles got his
naval training; at Stratford,
they took a river boat trip on
the Avon and visited the places
associated with William
Shakespeare.
On to Torquay Devon one of
the world's most scenic ports.
The little village of Grand Feir
was complete with a manor
house, thatched roofs. On its
village green the old stocks
were still to be seen, where
wrongdoers were placed. At
their headquarters town of.
Banbury, the Deeves went to
the largest livestock yard in
Europe and saw thousands of
cattle and sheep being sold.
The final night of their holiday
was spent in London, England.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mid-
dleton spent the weekend in Ot-
tawa and attended the wedding
of Miss Pamela White and Mr.
Robert Hamiltq,n. •Christ
Church Cathedral on Saturday.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Allen White (nee
June Middleton) . and the
groom is the son of Colonel and
Mrs. Wm. Hamilton, all of Ot-
tawa.
Other area relatives, who at-
tended this wedding were Mr.
and Mrs, Francis Powell and
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Middleton.
Hrucefield's Huron Center),
vial Public School ,held their
grade eight graduation banquet
June 25th at the school.
Seventy students graduated.
Awards were presented
during the evening for
achievement through the year.
One of the big winners, John
Bennendyk will be entering
•S.H.H.S, with three awards.
At the graduation banquet,,
Steven Johns was given the
award for_ top academic boy
and Marianne Kalbfieisch for
top academic girl. John Ben-.
nendyk was runner up for this
award. -Outstanding sports par,
ticipation was split between
Alfie Taylor and Hilda Wynja,
John Bennendyk. was given the
award for all around boy and
Brian McGregor was runner-
Obituary
MRS. ELLEN COOK
Mrs. Ellen Cook, widow of
the late William Wesley Cook
of Clinton, passed away on
Tuesday, July 30th at the home
of her son in the city of
Hamilton. She was in her 92nd
year.
She is survived by her sons,
Reginald of London, and (Rev.
Dr.) Roy Cook of Hamilton,
Pallbearers were her grand-
sons, Clifford Cook of London,
Robert Cook of Toronto, a
grandson by marriage, Mr.
James Kersey of Hamilton, and
three nephews, James McNeil
of Atwood, Gordon Bradshaw
of Goderich, and Russel Brad-
shaw of Brussels.
Mrs. Cook had lived most of
her life in the Clinton area, and
was a member of Ontario St.
United Church. The funeral
was conducted by her pastor,
Rev. L.S. Lewis.
pp. In the girls division, '.ttesli
Hill WAS tops and Coth
Coleman -runner-up,
The moat improved .studen
receiving the Relph Whitmor
award Was. give') to Cind-
Glanville. Brian Megrego_
received the 1,up music award.
Top French ()wards were given
to Dianne Smith, Serena
Holley, Steven Johns, him
Bennendyk and Leslie Hill.
Awards of excellence for
physical education were given
to Paul Carter, Gordon. Geddes,
Faith Renner, Nancy Cook and
Richard Wallace,
Marianne Kalbfleisch gave
the valedictory address. • • •
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