HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Bayfield Bulletin, 1965-08-26, Page 4Bayfield Bulletin--Thurs.Aug.26/65
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ith a membership
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sy members of the
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Asked on Sunday
if she was tired,
rs. McKinley said
”I've enjoyed
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Mr. and Mrs. S.
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by Mr. and Mrs. B.
Dupee, spent Fri-
day in Hanover.
Mrs. W.H. Mon-
teith of Pleasant
Ridge, Michigan,
was the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. G.N.
Rivers Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J.
R. Cook attended
the Dilamarton-
Penner wedding in
London on Saturday.
Guests of the R-
ev. Gladys Giffin
over the past week
have been her mot-
her, Mrs. W.D. Gif-
fin of Sarnia,Miss
grace Hall, Toron-
to and Mr. and Mrs
Gordon Bruton, Their
daughter Elizabeth
and son Robert of
Corunna.
Guests with Mr.&
Mrs. John R. Cook
and family on Sun-
day were Mrs. Jas.
Buchanan and Miss
Kathleeen S. Hee-
nan of Ingersoll.
Mr. and Mrs. M.
Thompson and fam-
ily of Chicago are
visiting Mrs. Th-
cmpsonls parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John
MacKenzie.
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Sarnia on Saturday
for the wedding of
I is godson, David
Allen Elliott to
Miss Sandra Sharon
Perry,which took
place at the Churc
of the Latter Day
Saints, followed
by a reception at
the Sarnia Golf
and Curling Club.
Staying at the
Jowett Cottages
are Dr. and Mrs.
Zymunt Adamezewski
and children of
Kitchener; Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Pye &
sons Rscomb; Mr.&
Mrs. M.A. Crowe &
family, Toronto;
Mr. and Mrs.J.
Curry and family;
and Mrs. Kennedy,
Toronto;.
Mr. and Mrs. R.
Johnston and two
children returned
to Port Credit on
Saturday after a
fortnight with her
aunt,Mrs.J.R.R.
Willock and family
at her cottage on
Bayfield Terrace.
Cathie and Ainslie
Willock accompanies
hem to spend a fey
ays at Port Credit
rs. Willock acc-
mpanied her hus-
and on her return
to Toronto,after
aving joined them
or the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. F.
M. Erwin, Kitcheae
accompanied by the
older son Gerald &
bliss Ruth Ann Rile,
of Toronto,called
on friends in the
village recently
en route to their
cottage at Port
Elgin. They' were re
tdrning from a
otor trip..through
orthern Ontario,
Sault Ste Marie
and Michigan to
ark their 35th
wedding anniversar
Flight Lieut. &
Mrs.H. Heal and
their three childr
of RCAF Station,
Centralia are occ-
upying ”Enfieldfl
cottage Aug.14-28.
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Mrs. Jean McKin-
ley was the guest
of honor at After-
noon and evening
receptions held at
the home of her
grandson, Raymond
Scotchmer on Sun-
day,Aujust 22 when
almost 200 people
called to congrat-
ulate her on her
90th birthday.
Receiving guests
were her daughter
Mrs. Jack Scotch-
mer and daughter-
in-law Mrs. Camp-
bell McKinley, ass
isted by grandchil
dren Mrs. Raymond
Scotchmer, Mrs.Ron
Scotchmer, Mrs. R.
McKinley and Miss
Lynnda Scotchmer.
The tea table,
covered with a
white linen cloth
T as centred with
an arrangement of
pink and white
gladioli flanked
by pink tapers.
Mrs. McKinley,
who was the recip-
ient of many lovel
gifts and bouquets
of flowers was ed-
ucated at Seaforth
High School and
Mitchell Model Sc-
hool and began her
teaching career on
August 1st, 1896
at S.S. No. 3, St-
anley Township, &
taught at other
schools in the are
She commented on
the fact that in
those days there
were few social ac
tivities in conn
ection with school
work, but pupils
and teacher had a
deep affection for
each other and
school was like a
appy home.
Mrs. McKinley
also recalled her
edding to Robert
cKinley on Jan.21,
1911 when, after
the ceremony, they
journeyed home by
orse and cutter
through huge snow
• rifts.
Throughout the
ears she .as been
• ery active in
church work and was
n honorary member
• f Goshen WMS for
11 any years. On
Social News
Audrey Bel!chamber, Social Editor, Phone Bayfield 38
Recent guests of
Mr. and Mrs.W.R.
Elliott have been
their son John and
family, Kitchener;
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Greenstreet,Susan
and Philip,Bramp-
ton; Mrs. Claude
Martin,Fordwich;
Mr. and Mrs. John
Meeks, Stratford;
Miss Joan Wagler,
Tavistock, and Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur
Fryer, Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs. J.
Dillon and childre
of New York city
are spending two
weeks at the Bauer
cottage.
Mrs. Neil Sparks
and Mrs. Robert M-
acKay of Detroit v
sited Mrs. George
Little from Wednes
day until Sunday o
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. E.J
Reid of Detroit ar
spending several
weeks at their vii
lege home.
Mrs. Morris Dur-
ham,Clintonl spent
the weekend with
her brother Carl
and Mrs. Deihl at
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