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ADDITIONAL. BAYFIELII
ON PAGE 11
Acbie,ves Fame
MISS A, ISABEL. MUSTARD,
native of Bayfield', who.is the
associate director of Jackson
Memorial Hospital, and-direc-
tor of nursing at this 1,009-
bed institution' in Miami, Fla.
(Story on opposite page)
of his brother, Maynard Corrie.
and family on Sunday. Frank
Corrie .who had been visiting his
.son and family here for two weeks
returned - to Stratford with them.
Mildred and Jack Fraser, Jr.,
accompanied by Miss Donna Ham-
mond, London, were with their.
parents over the weekend. Jack
Fraser, and Milton Talbot,.,-who.
are working at Grand Valley, were
at their respective homes over the
weekend,
Mr. and Mrs., Reg Franc1s, Mr,
and Mrs. Arnold 1Vialcins, aceomp-
anied by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kew,
St. -Marys, were in Flint, Mich.,
for the weekend.. Little Brenda
and Brian Makins, stayed with
their grandmother in London, dur-
ing their parents' absence.
Mrs. Thomas M. Snowden, Blue
Water Highway, Stanley Town-
ship spent the wekend with her
sister and brother-in4aw, Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Westlake. Their
guests on .S.unday were Mr, and
Mrs. D. Begg, Miss Leeta Penhale
and Mrs. Le Courtoise, St, Thom-
as.
4/Irs. William Sturgeon was call-
ed. to Rodney on WednesLy, June
6, owing to the death of her broth-
er Fred Wallis. The funeral was
on Friday. Miss Berthena Stut--
geon and IVErS. M. Rosell accomp-
anied their mother to Rodney, re-
turning the sarne • evening with
Leslie Elliott who drove them
there. • —
-• Mr. and Mrs. ,James A. Camer-
on returned home on Saturday af-
ter- having been the guests of -a
great friend J. L. McCullough,
assistant superintendent of Public
Schools of Toronto who retired
this year. They attended the an-
nual Principals! Association - din-
ner in Great Hall, Hart House, on
June 6, at which Mr. McCullough
was honoured.
They opened Deer Lodge Park
for the season - three weeks ago.•
Recent guests there' included W/O
D..Tniscott - and -family, from Ed-
monton, Alta., for two and a half
weeks when they moved to Sea-
forth; Corporal Voigt and family,
Calgary, who moved • into Mrs.
Russel Grainger's cottage when
their furniture arrived on Mon-
day; and George Foote and family.
Guests at - the Little Inn who.
were here over the weekend' were
Mr- and Mrs. J. H. Milne, whose
golden wedding anniversary guests
included Misses Edith and Ruth'
MacNeil, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mc-
Neil,- Syracuse, N.Y.; 3/fri: Hettie
Cobille; Mrs, 0, Tesar; Mr. and
Mrs. C. D.' McNeil, Warners, N.Y.
Other weekend guests were: Law-
rence Sprague, Detroit; Mr. and
Mrs. C. Lakoss, Toronto. "-
Lloyd Makins met with a plan-.
ful accident on Tuesday morning,
Hex was taking off storm windows,
when-the ladder gave -way and he
fell from the top rung. He -got
up and carried the ladder around'
to the 'back of the house, collec,
ted his tools, before pain forced
him to go into the house. His son,
Arnold, took him to Clinton/ Pub-
lic Hospital,- X-rays revealed a
cracked vertebrae in the lovier part
of the spine. He• was put in a
cast and' at time of writing is
feeling _easier.
Ladies of the Seaforth Hospital
Auxiliary enjoyed - a dinner bridge
at The Little Inn on Tuesday ev-
ening. It, was convened by, Mrs.
A. Y. McLean,. Following a short
business session after the repast,
12 . tables joined in. playing bridge.
The beautiful floral arrange-
After ChurCh Dine Graciously at
"A Stage Coach Inn From Etrly 1800's" „
• BAYFIELD, ONTARIO
Turkey Dinner Served
Sunday Evening, 6 to 7 p.m.
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ments of french lilacs, yellow till,
ips and iris, honeysuckle and
white lilacs were done by the
proprietress' mother, Mrs. A. W.
Heyman..
Sets Swim
At the regular meeting of the.
Bayfield. Scouts on Tuesday .ev-
ening, Gary,.' Mote was invested by
Scoutmaster George Simons, The.
troop held their first swim in Lake
Huron that evening, At the
Scouts' caniporee the local patrol .
.received a total of 705 pointa out
of a possible 940, They were clas-
sed as a "8" patrol instead of "C"
as reported last week, On June
26 the troop will .attend the "crus.--i
ade for Christ" in Zurich, •
WKS Meeting
year.
The :deceased man was the sec-
ond son,' of the late John Watson
and Sarah: Manus., He was born
in Stanley Township; September
29, 18,57,
About 1911; in company with
Chester Nicholson, he went to the
Canadian West, They came home
that winter,
Jinn' Watson, as he Was familiar-
ly kriown, returned' to the clis-
trict near. Fiske, Sas., the follow,
ing spring and' had not come east
Again.
Here he pioneered through the
hardest times on the. wind-swept
prairiea. Note tree was in sight,
but being fond of flowers,. one
window of his shack was always
full of bloom, He homesteaded
for 41 years, retiring to D'Arcy,
Sank., three years! ago,
Mr, Watson had been in failing.
health for two years. Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer .S.heardown,
visited him last fall. A nephew,
Eric Cleave, took him to Rose-
town Hospital before- he came east
a little over a month ago.. After
three weeks' he was improved in
health and went back to D'Arcy.
He had prepared to come here to
visit his brothers and sisters
when ill-health' again overtook
him, and he was obliged to return
.to hospital. It was not known by':
his relatives 'that his condition
was so serious,
While in Bayfield, James Wet.-
spn, Was a member of the Metho-
dist Church and although many
miles from any church during toe
years he was fanning, he never
omitted. daily family prayers. • In
D'Arcy, he was associated with
the Holiness Movement Church.
Perot' Proctor, Detroit, WaS
With his wife over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dunn, Lon-
11911 were at their cottage over
the weekend.
Mrs'. David Dewar is the guest
of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Fred
Watson, Bronson Line,
Mr. and Mrs..Howard Burt, and
family, London', were at their
home over the Weekend.
Mrs, F, Hendrick) Birmingham?
Mich,, was et her cottage, West
Wind, over the weekend.
Mr, and Mrs. Hugh Edighoffer
and two children were at the
Woollen Shop on Sunday.
The Rev. and Mrs. F, H. Paull,
Listowel, visited friends in the vll-
lage„on Tuesday and Wednesday,
Mrs. E. ShearcloWn., Goderich, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. John
Campbell and family, Bronson
Line.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pounder
and three children, _Stratford,
were at, their cottage for the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie R. Gray and
Mrs. F. Speer, London, visited
Mrs. Gray's mother, Mrs. H. A.
Lawson on Sunday,
Miss Helen Edith Forrester,
Goderich, spent a couple of days
this week with her, mother, Mrs,
James A. Cameron,
Mr„ and Mrs. William S. Buch-
an, Dunnville, came ,on Wedries-
clay to visit his sister, MM., N..W,i
Woods for a tow days.
Fred Watson, Bronson. Line,'
Stanley" Township, and lamer
SheardoWn, goderich, left on Sat-
urday .fer Bose-town, Sask.
Miss Kathleen Reid, Windsor,'
and Mrs, W. F, He'l'ps, Petrolia,
were with Mrs. A. W. Reid, "En,.
field" from Sunday until Wednes-
day .evening,
Kagistrate end Mrs, Angels 1)4;
Millan and three sona, Windser,
were at their home on the Blue
Water Highway, Goderich Town-
ship for a few days.
The Rev, and Mrs,„H.' B. Scud-
amore, Prescott, arrived _on Mon-
day and are staying with Mrs. R.
H. F. Gairdner while the former
is working at his cottage at Hays
Beach,
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Corrie and
Bobby,,Stratford, were the guests
The Women's Missionary See-.
iety of the United church met last •
Thursday. evening at the home of
Mrs. l3ert Greer, Blue Water
Highway, Mrs, J, $cotoluner,
president was in the chair and the
study book was taken by Mrs.
Harvey Hamer, assisted' by Mrs.
Sparks .and Mrs. lVfalcins,
Fractured Ankle
Mrs. Milton Pollock had the
misfortune to slip on, the stairs at
her home 'on the, Goshen Line,
Stanley Township, on Sunday
night, Her right ankle was frac-
tured when she fell.
Mrs. Pollock had gone upstairs
to put her daughter Bonnie to bed..
The latter wasn't feeling well and
asked her mother to stay with her.
She lay down on the bed and fell
asleep. When she awakened it
was bedtime but she started
downstairs to make the next day's
lunches for her two sons She
thinks that her foot must have
been numb from the position in
which she was lying on the bed
and' that caused the mishap. She
returned from. Clinton. Public
Hospital on Tuesday evening with
her leg in a cast, and is getting
about on crutches,
He was a member of the Can.
adian Order .0r-vorestero‘
Surviving are 'three brothers,
Robert, Sintaluta, Sask.,, Fred,
Stanley Township, and .John, ,004-
e.rich Township; and five Sisters,
Ethel Mrs, Joseph Mossop) Var-
na, Ada (Mm. David Dewey) and
Florellinor (Mrs, Paul .Cleave?
Bayfield„ Sarah (Mrs, Elmer •
Sheerdown) Goderich, B e .s s i e
(Mrs, Rennie Ciillard) St, Thom-
as.
The service which was largely.
Attended was held from the Stiles.
Funeral Horne, Goderich, 911 Fri--
day, June S. It was conducted by
the Rev. H. Dickinson of the Un-
ited: Church, Goderich.
Interment was made in 'the.
family plot in .Bayfield Cemetery.
The pallbearer.s were: Carl
Houston, Rennie Gillard, Eimer
Shearclown, WatsOn Sheardown,
Logan Cleave and John Watson,
Flowerbearers; Harry Cook, Les-
lie Riley, Eric Cleave, Harold El-
liott, and Stewart Watson.
mr. and Mrs. Fred' Brooks,- Lon-
don, and friends and relatives
from Bayfield and Goderich atten-
ded the funeral'.
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