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Home My WebLink AboutThe Bayfield Bulletin, 1965-10-07, Page 3Bayfield Bulletin-Oct.7/65-Page 3 TELL ME PRETTY MAIDEN Wearing an authentic leather jacket made by Chief Floating Sky from the Six Nations Reserve near Brantford, Ont., is Michael Zenon, who plays Indian Joe Two Rivers in The Forest Rangers, seen each Saturday afternoon on CBC television. With "Indian Joe" are Junior Forest Rangers (left to right) Susan Conway, "Kathy"; Ronald Cohoon, "Zeke"; Peter Tully, "Mike"; Ralph Endersby, "Chub"; and George Allen, "Ted". Here Mr. & Mrs. Lindsay discovered a surprise party had been planned for them. After their arrival ab- out twenty couples presented Jeanne & John with corsage & boutineer. The evening was spent playing progress- ive euchre. Mr. Mrs. Lindsay were asked to come for- ward & after a humerous address read by Mrs. Lloyd Makins, Mrs. Ted Dunn and Mrs. Rug gel Jenkins Pre- sented them with a pair of matching table lamps and a maga7ine rack. Mr Lindsay then thank ed everyone oresen t for the lovely Mr.&Mrs. Bert Dunn planned for them both. Everyone joined in singing ”for they are Jol- ly good fellows”. The hostess then served a delicious lunch assissted by Mrs. Ted Dunn, Mts Arnold Makins, Mrs Russel Grainger, Mrs. Ruggel Jenk- ins & Miss Ellen Lindsay. A spe- cially decorated cake for the oc- cation was present ed to Mr. & Mrs. Lindsay before cut & served. An anniversary that wPS to have passed veny Quietly turn- ed out to be an occason long to remembered by Mr. & Mrs. Lindsay So otten we overlook the im- lifts, as well as portant while attending to the the lovely party u rgent. M.P.M11 0.04011 Adrienne Poy Clarkson, new co-host of CBC-TV's popular daily public affairs show, Take 30, seems to have entranced Paul Soles with her Make a better poise and pretty looks. Mrs. Clarkson, born in Hong Kong, grew up in laarn and the aror Ottawa and lectured in English at Victoria College in Toronto before ld beats a path taking over her new job. Her husband, Stephen Clarkson, teaches s political economy at the University of Toronto. She likes to sew her own acros door . it to your clothes and enjoys movies. Social News (By Mrs. Audrey Bellchamber, Social Editor, Phone Bayfield 38) 4•11.041MNIM Mr. & Mrs. John Lindsay celebrated their 20th wedding anniversary on Sat- urday Oct. 2nd. Lindsays Mark 20th Anniversary Their three chil dren,George,Ellen, & Donald entertain ed them a.t dinner in the 7 urich Ho- tel, On return- ing from dinner it was suggested by one of the childre n that they visit their Aunt & Uncle BAYFIELD FURNITURE REFINISHING ART ELLIOTT PROPRIETOR • CUSTOM REFINISHING • INSURED STORAGE • SELECTED ANTIQUES FOR SALE LOUISA ST. - PHONE 96 SAYPIELD, ONT. Dr. & Mrs. A. L. Chapman, who spent the summer at their home on Louisa St., left last Wednesday for Michigan prior to returning to Florida for the win ter months. Mr. & Mrs. John MacKenzie returned on Sunday from a visit with their daughter & family Dr. & Mrs. Manley, Recent guests of the Little Inn, during the past week have been: Mr. & Mrs. R.Merry man, Bloomfield Hills, Michpr. & Mrs. G.W. Christ- iansen, Grosse Pte Mich.,Mr. & Mrs. R. Obright, Villa Park, Ill.,Mr.& Mrs. VanHagle, At- lanta Ga.,Mrs&Mrs. Herbert Jones Al- bion, Mich.,M. & Mrs. Harold Jones Birmingham, Mich., Miss Doris Cover- dale, Miss Ruth Cowan, Miss Jean Hobbs, Miss Grace Crawford, Toronto. Mrs. & Mrs. H. Wey and, Wayne, Mich. Mr. & Mrs. Rich- rd Fraser, Gary & eid, also Patrick ivait, &Miss P. ilpatrick, all of iverside spent the eekend with Mrs. ed Fraser. L Canon & Mrs. F.H. Paull have return- ed to ”Camborne • ousel/ from a two week vacation spent with Mr. H. Paull in Morrisburg. Mr. & Mrs. Rober Mr. & Mrs. E. J. Cluff, London, wer Reid left on Mon- at their cottage day for their home for the weekend. in Detroit. Wm. Bothwell & chil well and Mr. &Mrs. dren, London, called on Mrs. C. Diehl & friends in the vil lage on Monday. Mrs. W.A. Both- Hayman & children W. Hayman at their with Mr. & Mrs. A. of Belleville, Ont. spent the weekend etts Grove. They summer home in Jow Mr. & Mrs. John were joinwd on Sat George Lindsay urday by Mr. & Mrs of Waterloo Univer James Hayman of Lo sity, spent the ndon, and their fa weekend with his ily. parents, Mr. & Mrs. John Lindsay. The Misses Druin & Miss Fernette have closed up the- ir cottages & re- turned to Detroit. Mrs. Morris Dur- law, Mr. & Mrs. T. ham returned to Clinton after visit Logan of London. ing her brother, Carl & Mrs. Diehl. Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Gregory & children London, were at their cottage for the weekend. Miss Kay Reid ac- companied by Mrs. i. S. Gowan and Mrs Tames Askin, mot- Dred to the villag Dn Tuesday to spend some time with Mr. Mrs. J. Jowett k Mrs. Carl Diehl. Who has spent the summer months at Mrs. T.M.Davis, her cottage in Jow Ind Mrs. G.K. Guth lie, Islington, sp etts Grove, return ed to her home on Nat severals Main Street this week-end. Mrs. T.M.Davis, mid Mrs. G.K. Guth- Miss Sharon Barb ?ie, Islington, sp- Nat several days Miss Ursula Krug- er, St. Thomasl and Last week at the ler, London, were Albion Hotel. weekend guests of Mr. & Mrs. A. F. Dennis Logan.'im Scotchmer. 3obinson and Nigel 3ellchamber all of J.W.O. London, sp- ?nt the week-end Tith their parents. Mr. L.B. Smith ;pent last Thursday al London. 1965 anada Savings Bonds are on sale now. Canada Savings Bonds are a great way to save. The new bonds pay you 4'/2% for each of the first 2 years, 5% for each of the next 6 years and 5'/2% for each of the remaining 4 years. This works out to an average annual yield of 5.03% when you hold them to maturity in 12 years. You may buy any amount from $50 up to a limit of $10,000 per person in denominations of $50, $100, $500, $1,000 and $5,000. They are available for cash or on instalments at banks, investment dealers, stock brokers, trust and loan companies or on the Payroll Savings Plan where you work. And you can cash them any time at your bank for their full face value plus earned interest. Buy yours today! 65-5 _J Mr. J. Smith and Mr. J. Freeman we- re visitors at the home of the former brother, L.B. Smit on Saturday. Mr. & Mrs. Keith Leonard and Kal,of Willowdale, spent the weekend with Mrs. Leonards mo- ther, Mrs. E. A. Featherston. Mr. & Mrs. Warren Cook of London, sp- ent several days -t their village ome last week, & ere joined at the veekend by their aughter & son-in- Don Couttes, Sea forth, was at his cottage for the weekend.