HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Bayfield Bulletin, 1965-02-04, Page 3FIRST MASS ON ANT CANADIAN MILITARY BASE AT CLINTON
St. Paul's Roman Catholic Chapel at
R.C.A.7. Station, Clinton. was the scene
of the first Mass in the English languag-
ue a week ago Wednesday night, as report-
ed earlier in The Bulletin. Rev. Stan Mc-
Guire of Clinton offered the Mass.
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Mrs. L.B. Smith is
spending a week in
London visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Rowse
and family and her
son Glen and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Parker, Toronto were
weekend guests of Mrs.
J. Parker.
Mr. and
Johnston,
spent the
their son
family.
Mrs. Elmer
Wheatley,
weekend with
Don and that
Visiting Mrs. J. Cl-
uff over the weekend
were Mr. and Mrs. P.
Moss, London; Bob Cluf
f, Stoney Creek, and
rletcher McLane:Min of
Toronto.
Audrey Bellchamber,
nne to fall on the ice
last week, Mrs. Fras-
er breaking her wrist
and Mrs. Cluff crack-
ing her knee cap.
Bayfield's Marching
Mothers collected
$ 91.77 in the 1965
March of Dimes, a sig-
nificant increase on
1964 when receipts
were $ 61.55. Mrs. G.
Bellchamber, captain
of the March, wishes
to thank all those
who supported it, and
those who collected:
Mrs. Roy Scotchmer,
Mrs. Walter Erickson,
Mrs. A.S. Martin, Mrs.
Robert Blair, Mrs. B.
McClincheyaand Mrs. G.
N. Rivers.
Mrs. Lloyd Making
fell on the ice on
Wednesday and broke
her hip, and. is a pat-
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Ell-
iott attended the fun-
eral at Stratford, of
Mr. J.A. Meek, broth-
er of Mrs. Elliott.
Trinity Church
Holds Annual
The annual general
meeting of Trinity
Church was held in the
parish hall Friday
Jan. 25. The rector,
Rev. E.J.B. Harrison
opened the meeting
with prayer and a rea-
ding from St. Matthew.
The secretary, Mrs.
J. Cluff, was unable
to attend, and her
duties were performed.
by George Bellchamber.
Following the minut-
es, correspondence was
dealt with, first be-
cause of the pertin-
The rector's warden
Alf. Scotchmer report-
ed no change in cap-
ital investments, low
maintenance costs in
1964 and said that in
the light of inquiries
made, he wished to re-
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a pipe organ be oho.-
en.
Mr. Harrison commen-
ted and added that a
Mr. Cameron of Exeter
had done some repairs
to the present organ
recently and reported
that it was now in
quite good condition.
The people's warden,
Lloyd Scotchmer, rep-
orted that ha believ-
ed a solution had been
found to the problem
of the fence on the
west side of the neat
ory grounds. also tha
the waste water from
the kitchen had been
diverted to the sept-
ic tank. He added that
he was pleased with
the way that Terry
Fitzsimons had taken
care of the church
lawn and referred br-
iefly to a new and ex-
tended insurance pol-
icy recently purchas-
ed.
The treasurer's rep-
ort Showed a healthy
balance. It was read
by Alf. Scotchmer for
Mrs. J. Howard who
was unable to attend.
Other reports were
read by Mrs. J. Jow-
itt, envelope secret-
ary; Mrs. L. Smith,
Trinity Guild treas-
urer; Mrs. R. Larsen,
W.A., in absence of
Mrs. R.H.F. Gairdner.
Mrs. Larsen gave a
Sunday school report
for Mrs. J. Hammond;
Mre. G. Bellchamber
for Huron Chunch Pews;
Mrs. L. King, Chancel
Guild; Mrs. Wm.Parker,
Trinity Club; Mrs. Be
llchamber, cent-a-me
fund; George Bellcha-
mber, auditor's report
The election of boa
rd members followed
with Mrs. L. Scotchme
and Mrs. P. Weston as
scrutineers.
The rector announc
that he would appoint
Alf. Scotchmer, reti
ing rector's warden to
the board of manage-
ment and Fred Arkell
as rector's warden.
Lloyd Scotchmer was
re-elected as people'
warden. Also re-elect
ed were board members
Mrs. J. Fraser Sr.,
and Mrs. Helen Cluff
both had the misfort-
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ient in Clinton Public ens. The rector, comm-
enting, pointed out
that Alf. Scotchmer
was consequently de-
baxred from being a
warden during 196$.
Rector's Report
In his report, the
rector thanked all
who had held office in
1964 and remarked that
attendance at Sunday
services left much to
be desired. Statistics
showed a total of 135
services, seven infa-
nts baptized, three
marriages, all sist-
ers, and an average
Sunday attendance of
50 persons.
ence of a notice rel- commend that is a deo-
ative to the tenure of ision should be made
office of church ward-'1 to replace the organ,
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j Mrs. P. Weston, Mrs.
F. Weston, J.E. Hovey,
Robert Turner and Geo.
Bellchamber. Mrs. Wm.
j Parker was the sixth
i elected member of the
- board. Others appoint-
ed by the rector were
J. Stewart, Mrs. J.
Cluff, Mrs. R. Larsen,
Howard Scotchner and
J. Wilmer Reid.
The office of vest-
ry clerk will be re-
A prayer was read
and a minute of sil-
ence observed in hon-
or and memory of the
late west A. Feath-
erston, a member of
the 1964 board of man-
agement.
Al!. and Lloyd Scot-
chmer moved a vote of
thanks to the Guild
for providing refresh-
ments.
THE BULLETIN Feb.4. 1965,
tained by Mrs. J. M-
uff; treasurer, Mrs.
J. Howard; envelope
secretary, Mrs. J.
Jowett; Huron Church
News representative
Mrs. Gao. Bellchamber;
chairman of sidemen,
Robert Turner; deputy,
Lloyd Scotchner; lay
delegate to Synod,
Lloyd Scotchmer; alt-
ernate, ?red Arkell;
auditors, Roy Fitzsi-
mons on proviso of his
acceptance, J.E. Hovey
and Geo. Bellchamber;
press representative,
Mrs. G. Bellchamber,
also chairman of cent-
a-meal fund. On the
Scout and Cub group
committee are Robert
Turner and Geo. Bell-
chamber.
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