HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Bayfield Bulletin, 1966-01-12, Page 5Senior Citizens Elect Officers
At First Meeting In New Year
The Senior Citizens Club held
their first meeting of 1966 on
Thursday January 6th. The slate
of officers for the coming year
are as follows:-
President, Mrs. R.J. Larson,
Secretary, Lloyd Scotchmer, Trea-
surer, Mrs. W. Westlake, Enter-
tainment committee, Mrs. G. Hop-
son, Mrs. L. Scotchmer, Mrs. W.
Heard and Mrs. L. B. Smith.
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The Bayfield Bulletin, Thursday January 12, 1966, Page
Mr. and Mrs. E. Heintz, Waterloo
and Mrs. and Mr. J. Fisher, Ste
Agathe were in the village on
Saturday and called on friends.
Tom Anderson and Doug. Wilson,
London spent the weekend at the
Albion Hotel and on Saturday
entertained Mr. and Mrs. Eric
Earl for dinner to celebrate
Mr. Earl's birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Pearson return
ed home last Tuesday after having
spent 12 days with their daughter
and family Mr. and Mrs. R. Corri-
veau, Chambley, Quebec, enroute
home they stayed in Brantford at
the home of their son and family
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Talbot.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Oddleifson,
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
S. R. Moore, over the week-end.
A post christmas celebration in
their new home in Brantford. Mr.
and Mrs. Moore formerly lived in
Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Ormond cele-
grated their 50th wedding anniver-
sary on December 31st. 1965.
Mr. and David Ormond, with their
children Lucy, Stephen, and
Brian from Lavionia, Mich. were
with them to pay tribute totheir
parents as well as their daughter
and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. By-
ron Johnson of Astabula; and Miss
Ruth Martin, elder sister of Mrs.
Ormond and Mrs. Thorald March
Canton, Ohio.
Unit One Of St. Andrew's
Renews Fund Raising Plan
Unit 1 of St. Andrews United
Church met on Thursday afternoon
in the Sunday School room of the
Church for their first meeting of
the year. Mrs. L. Poth conduc4ed
the devotional part of the Meeting
giving a short well planned sum-
mary of each chapter of the study
book "God and His Purpose." Next
year the study book will be "Jesus
Christ and the Christian life".
Mrs. Lindsay Smith conducted
the part of the meeting with Mrs.
John Watson as secretary and Mrs.
R. Peterson as treasurer. It was
agreed to return this year to
the "Cent-A-Meal" method of rais-
ing funds.
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Crash Kills One, Injures Five
Near Holmesville Saturday Night
Homesville - Mrs. Harold New-
combe, 64 of 101 Elgin Ave, God-
erich, was killed Saturday night
in a two-car crash west of here on
Highway 8.
Injured in the same car were:
Mrs. John Murison, 56, of Goder-
ich; Mrs. Myra McNevin,62, of
Goderich. In the second car,
driver Mrs. Alice Thomas,27 , of
Toronto, was not injured.
Injured in the car Mrs. Thomas
was driving was her daughter,
Wendy, 6 who suffered a broken
leg; 4-year old son, Douglas,
with scalp lacerations; and Mrs.
Celia Dobson, 46, of Toronto,
Two fractured ankles.
All are in satisfactory con-
dition , Mrs. Murison is in
Alexandra General and Marine
Hospital, the remainder are in
Clinton Public General Hospital.
Mrs. Newcombe was the former
Robina Nagle.
She is survived by a daughter,
Mrs. Harold (Betty) Howden , of
Islington; and sister, Mrs. John
Cuthbertson, of Goderich.
The body was at the Lodge funeral
home, Goderich. Service was on
Wednesday, January 12th, at St.
George's Anglican Church, Goderich.
Burial was in Maitland cemetery.
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Seaforth Man, And Daughter Die
In Crash North Of Winthrop
Seaforth: A seaforth man and his
daughter were killed in a single-
car crash, Saturday, on Huron
County Road 12, about six miles
north-west of here.
Dead are: J. Albert Hudson, 74,
and Miss Muriel Hudson 46.
Miss Hudson was dead at the
scene, two miles north of the
rural community of Winthrop. Her
father died yesterday in Seaforth
Community Hospital.
Seaforth OPP said the Hudson car
hit an icy patch on the road and
struck a post in the ditch.
Mr. Hudson is survived by his
wife the former Amelia Brown;dau-
ghters, Mrs. Frank(Dorothy Holroyd,
of Preston, and Mrs. Barry (Marg-
aret) Marshall, of Walton; sister,
Mrs. Al. (Susan) Stone, Norwich.
The double funeral was held at
the .S. Box funeral home, Sea-
forth, Rev. J. C. Britton of
Northside United Church , Seaforth
officated on Tuesday, January 11th.
Temporary entombment will be in
Pioneer Memorial Mausaleum, Sea-
forth, for burial later at Malt-
land cemetery.
The monthly meetings will be
held on Fridays in the future, witt
the next one being Feb. 4th. This
meetina will take the form of
"Open House" with card games and
lunch being served.
Bayfield Bowling league
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SUCKERS 58
MINNOWS 52
CRABS 44
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High Men Joe Keone 673
High Ladies Grace Hutchings 596
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