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News of Bayfield
By MISS XXVI( 4. WOODS
1955 004 lo MATTlen Rural Oorreapendent
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Mr. and Mrs, 4e1th Leonard- alld
family left oz SattlrtlAI 00
camping .trip t4 Northern Ontar-
Mrs. Harris Elliott, London,
was the ,guest efMiss Mabel Hod,-
rgins, Stonehaven over the wee-
-
end.
Mr, geld Mrs, Ivan K Balm,
Penthic, Mich,,, "visited her cousin,
Mrs. J, B. Stens and anil
SnridaY.-
Mr. and MrS. Keith Prnss and
Janke, LOndon, Visited Mr. and
Mrs. J. H, Parker for a few days
last week.
• Miss, M. Macdonald returned to
"Stonehaven" IVIqday aft Cs hav-
ing 'Visited friends hi Sarnia for
a few days.
WS, B. C Pitts, lifeifoid, and
• Albert Pitts Toronto, were •the
guests of IVI;s. F. Gairdner
over Friday right,
10, and Mrs, James Hannan:
and daughter Lisa, LOnsioe, were.
with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. .A.
W. Ilayxnen, ever the Weekend.
• Mr, and. IVIrs. Gordon Hall, Mary
and Jason, Detroit,, Spent the
•?weekeed with Me. and.1VIrs. Geor-
ge Fellows and 'family, s
Mrs. J. W. • Jowett returned
home on Tuesday of last week
after enjoying a, Toronto -Saguenay cruise. She was -,accompanied
• by Miss E. Elder, Seaforth
Mr, and N's. Harold Weston,
Ray and Susanne, Ferndale, IVIich,
are at George Wester's pottage
this week. Linda Mitchell, Fern-
dale, is the guest nf Susanne.
Gordon. Scotchmer returned to
his home on the Bronson Line a
week ago Saturday Where he is
recuperating.- He unflerWent sur-
gery in -Victoria Hospital - two
months ago.
The Rev. and Mrs. P._ Jewell and
two children reed to Grimsby
on Thursday after having visited
•his sister, Mrs. Lindsay Smith and
family -for a fortnight. They had
- previously spent two weks in Wist
,Censin. Christine Jewell remained,
here with her aunt.while her par -
ADDITIONAL BAYFIELD
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S. Scruton
CITIES,SERVICE
DISTRIBUTOR.
For Service Call
• Minter 2-9653
After 6 p.m., HU 2-9769
sf
eswe in theYnited States.
Nfrs, 3, D. Merner, Detrat, was
the peg of her niece, 'dr. grant
J14 -e; last week, and will ..re-
turn., hr e for a further visit after
Vending this Week With Mr, and
Mrs. Wes, lYferner, ZliniCht
,Mrs, J. E. HOward and Margar-
et, accempanied by Miss Arm
DrOldn, returned borne an Monday
evening after having spent a week
With the former' sister, Mra,
G. E Crosby Moaretown Ontario
Tile Bev. and Mrs, IL 0,
Webb, -.Prances an *GeOrge, Port
Dover, visited with Mrs. R. H. 4F.
Gairdner •over NfOridaY night on
their' way tn spend a • vacatkm,
•with Mrs. Webb's parents in Man-
itoba,
iVfrs. p G, Lance, Christopher,
William and Justin, Troy, ,Mich.,
are spending the summer at their
cottage, "IVferrielodge," Lakeside
Par: M. A. Jamieson, Royal Oak,
•and Miss Sally South, Flint, Mich„
Were the .guests of .his sister over
the weekend.
Mr, and Mrs W, R. Beer, Sari
Antonio* Texas, have been visiting
his ,brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and also visited. their daughter in
and Mrs. James • P. Ferguson,
at their cottage for a fertnight.
Mr. and Mrs. James Campbell,
Lond'on, are at the ,shrttagethis
week.
Mr. and Mrs. 'William E. Par-
ker returned home on Wednesday
evening of: last week after having
visited. the former's aunt, Mrs.
Mary Cox in Grid Forks,;and
his brother; Percy and Mrs, Park-
er in Nekorna, Dak. They
travelled by bus and were away
twelve days.
Guesta .at the rectory are Mrs.
Outerbridge's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry W. Latta, Lockport,
N.Y., who have been on a boat
trip thrgugh 'the Muskoka- Lakes,
Aril' &1gvisited their daughter in
London for a Couple of days this
week, Miss IVIarlene Wright, Lon-
don, is also visiting her aunt.
• Holidaying at Deer I,odge park
have been: Mr. and Mrs: J. Bos -
tack' and family., Toronto; Mr, and
Mrs. W.'ID. Hale and f evilly,
Strathroy;Mr.- and Mrs P. Cal -
ligan and' family, Mr. -and Mrs.
William' Roberts, and family, Hain -
atm; Mr. and Mrs. R. Goring and
family, Sarnia; Mr. and Mrs. T.
Hodgins and family, Sarniar
and Mrs, Sidney Lawson and fam-
ily, 'Hannon. .•
Guests registered at The Little
Inn 'include: Mr. and Mrs. H.
Craig, Windsor; Mr. and Mrs. A.
Harris, London; liligs,Gladys Shar-
pe, Detroit; Mr. and Mrs, B. Hull,
Surrosit, 'N.S4 Mr. and Mrs. a.
Neville Hast Lansing,: Mich.; Mr.
and Mrs. E. Wocidman,
Tiliso-
burg; •A. Bownian," Walkerville;
Mrs. N. Talanko,, 'Windsor. Miss
Horrobin, Montreal; Miss Bar-
bara'Sdott,- London; Mrs,. Nichol-
son, Hamilton.
Farewell Said
• Members of- Trinity Church
Guild gathered at the home of
Mrs, Pdroy Weston on Monday
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LL & MUTCH
fURNiltORE and HARDWARE
•.Open.friloy Nite Till 940
ifternoen tO bid, farewell to Mrs.'
eorge Adams,
Mrs. Fred WeSt011, Seeretary,
!eed an address eXpl'essing regret
it her departUre and beat wishes
the future. Mrs. PereY WeSt-
oni, prealdent, presented Mrs.
6siaMs with six cups and Satteers,
/n, expressing thanks, Talte
4141110AV, Mrs; Ade Voieed the
[-rope OW at Seine future,date her
husband! Corporal 0, Maxis)
would, be posted, back to $1410 c.11s-
ricti and that they.might return
to Bayfield. ,
Mrs, "W. $.. Otiterbridge poured
tea and thenienlbera enjoyed a
chat over the teacups,
Mr, and Mrs: Adams have beer:
active Mentbers of Trinity church
and with, their children will be
missed in Bayfield.
Guides and BraWitiefii
Te local association of Guides
and Brownies inet at the home of
Mrs -Grant Turner on,IVfonday ev,,
ening. MrS. John Lindsay presid-
ed Arrangements were made for
another ceolde Sale on August' S.
mrS. RtYY Fitzsimons% was appoin-
ted Badge "Secretary.
Mrs: 3. B. Higgins (Brown Owl)
and Mrs. R, Turner (Tawny Owl)
were present, .,
Mrs. George Adams, captain of.
First Hayfield Company Girl Guld-
es for altrrest two years, enrolled
Mrs, J. Lindsay as president, Nrs,
John Cluff as treesurer, and Mrs':
Roy Fitzsirnoas as badge secretary
of the local association. • And. Mrs.
Grant Turner, captain, and, Mrs.
Fred Weston, lieuterlarrt, of the
First Bayfield Company • Girl
Guides. ' (Mrs. Weston who had
been badge setretary since the in-
ception of the Local Association
resigned to beeome one of the
leaders). • . •
Mrs. R. H. F, Gairdner read an
address and Mrs. Grant Turner
presented -: 1Virs. *George Adams
with a cup and sander as a small
token pf appreciation of her splen-
did' leadership in Guiding here for
almost two\ years. Mrs. Adams,
in expressing/her thanks, -said that
she j-kad enjoyed the,. work very
much. She leaves with her hus-
band and 'three children for Red
Deer, Alta„ theend of,the week.
Refreshments were served and
a social hour enpoyed before clis-
Persing. ,
.,
Business' & 'Professional
. Directo
ry , . .
• DENTISTRY •
DR. N. W. HAYkES -
•• • Dentist •
Across From. Royal Bank
•• Phone 1113. 2-9571
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Box 310 Clinton, Ontario
Phone 'Colleot _ _ '-
Office 1113 29642 ---Res. 1113 2-9357
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Officers 1956: President, W. S.
Alexander, Walton; vice-president,
Robert Archibald, Seaforth; secretary -treasurer and manager, M.
A. Reid,. Seaforth. ,
Directors: John H. McEwing;
Robert Archibald; Chris. . Leon-
hardt, Bornholm; E. J. Trewartha,
Clinton; Wm. S. Alexander, Wal-
ton; J. L. Malone, Seafortb; Har-
vey Fuller, Goderieh; J. E. Pepper,
Brucefield; Alister Broadfoot, Sea -
forth.
Agents: Wm. Leiper Jr., Loncles-
bcirof J. F. Prueter, Brodhagen;
Selwyn. Baker, Brussels; Eric
Munroe, Seaforth.
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Wednesday, 9 a.m. to 12,30 p.m,
Thursday evening by appointment
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' Phone 1117 2-9677
Residence, liattenintry 8t.
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TSIXSDAY, J1,1Vg`a./,9%
Parik4 Hall Dedleatiim
Proud of their new parish hall whieli. was cledicatedin Hey,. 1.
field on Friday evening, the, two warden.s,,,Alfred -Seotelarter -(left)
People's. Warden and john Stewarg (right) Rector's Wardell are.
.interested in the. pew lecturn dedicated the same evening. Donors
Were the 'Pitts family in .memory of a former rector the late 1,,t,ev.
R. C, .Pitts, Presentation Vas. Made by Albert Prtts, 'Toronto, w
(above) with his rr'ether„ Mrs' R, 1V.feaford.
-Young in:embers, of the choir at _the dedication seivice in,
Trinity Parish. Hall, Hayfield last week, showed as much interest
in the News -Record pictures being taken as in the service itself:
•From the left, RaYLeonarO (soloist in the choir), Michael Scotch-
, rner,Jackie Weston and IVIary.EliZaheth Ervine.
• TheMcLeod Twins., Roberta and irieda. enjoyed the lovely
floraParrangements which graced the H.a.11. They were members
of the junior choir which took part in the service.
• (News -Record Photos)
News oi Lond esboro
Correspondent — MRS. H. DURN1N•
Phone Blyth 37 r 19
Pirates Iniiade 80)4ield, ,Sharing •
&A Of 4 . Tay .fimity" Remo*
(By OUr Bayfield correspOndelit) part, Pr. PM 4'illinarat Wag $nee.
and his two daughters were most.
attractive green tailed mermaids..
NV011 a Pittsburg Pirate was there.
Never could one See more fiergeo..
looking- teeth as had some of the.
lArates and the women and •
ren were se cleverly dressed and,
disguiSed that they cosi not be -
identified by their friends from,
Grand Bend, It took some time
for members of the groups to ld.-
entify each 'other, ;,
The hosts were INO. and Mrs..
Jarnes.pay, Mr. and Mrs, Walter
Hilton, Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Conk,.
Mr. and MM. 5, I. Carver, Dr.
and: Mrs; W. A. Tillman ,Mr. and
Mrs, Stewart ,Cook, Mr. and
JameS A. Cairnoresa. Their guests
from Grand Bend: Mr, and Ars. •
G. Ernest Jackson and family; Mr.,
and; Mrs. W.: ScOtt and 'family,
Mr. and Mrs. W. I', Shrives- and.
family, Mr, and Mrs. a A. West.endorp and family, M. and Mrs, .
0eme/Campbeii and family,
Anyone entering the lakeshore
road oh Wednesday afternoon of
last week would have thought that
time had turned backwards,
/t vs Bayfield's turn 1er the
annual get-together of some of
the summer residentswith their
friends from Grand T*4,14,
The male guests arrived, dres-
sed to represent the British .Na,vy,
and as they neared the home of
Jim Day, one would nave thought
they were living in days gone by,
A Car, deeorated as a ship of
Her Majesty's Navy, with Admir-
al siandifig at the helm, had of-
ficers, • all in uniform marching
along beside (it Cars follovled
with the -Wives and children,
M'they neared the gates of the
Day garden, they found the way
barred by a large • pirate ship
which had ben artistically decbra-
ted by the daughters and friends
of the girls..
• Standing aloof as. the stalwart
captain of the ship, dressed as a
true pirate with one eye blacken-
ed Around stood the, members of.
the Craw, A. large sign annoUn-
ed, "Unable Seaman Westendorp
L.G. (lowest grade) would be
ha.nged for desertion from ye
goode shippe Bayfield." (Mr. Wes-
tehdorp had been in Bayfield last
slimmer but is holidaying in. Grand
Bend this Year).
• There was much ringing of bells
and shouts of "ship-a-hoy" as they
neared the ship and call's etall for
'the deserter. Th,n each guest was
blindfolded, boarded' a ladder to
walk the gang plank through the
ship to the.pirates', den.
One encountered many charac-
ters. There was the Ancient kers
iner cleverly portrayed by Walter
Srusari, his• daughter, was
peg -legged Pete : and looked the 4,
A•
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LAKEVIEW
CASINOI,
GRAND REND
• DA-NCING
WEDNESDAY
ERIDAy
• and
SATURDAY
CLIFF SCANLON
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
Our Best Orchestra in years
-MIDNITS DANCE
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RADIO and Tv
Miss Bette Tait.spent the week-
end with friends in Port Elgin.
Miss Anne Fairiervice„ Detroit,
spent the weekend at parental
home.
Mrs. Mary Beacom ,and Edythe,
attended the reunion. in Ethel on
Monday.
Miss Marion Thompson, Kippers
spent Sunday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Gaunt.
Mrs. Harold 4prung and two
grandsons Wayne, and John are
spending a week at Point. Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wright, Lon-
don, spent Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fairseryide.
Mrs. Walter Skimming is a pat-
ient in a London Hospital. We
hope she will soon be feeling bet-
ter.
Mrs. Bert Brunsdon spent last
week with her daughter and! son-
in-law Mr. and Mrs. Donald Nap-
ier, Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. William Goviei:
and Mr. and Mrs. GeorgelVIcVittie
and Ruby, visited with Mr, and
Mrs. Wesley Rewe on Sunday.
Friends will be pleased to knowMrs.
Mrs. Frank Utter, is recuperating
at her home' after spending some
weeks in Clinton Public Hospital.
Redent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. 'Thomas Miller were: Mr. and
Mrs. Orval Johns and children,
Clandeboye;. Mrs. Lillie Lavis,
Clinton; Howard LeeBuffalo:-
Mrs. Ve]ma Lee, Thor'nclale, also
kr. and Mrs, Clarke Wilson, Loft-
dn. •
Miss Ola Fangrad has successo
fully passed her provincial examin-
ations, and has received her dip -
STANLEY
Mit. i1a McCoWan returned
home after visiting in Ottawa and
Stouffville the past six weekst,
Mr, 4ad. Mr& Fred Robleson,
Billy, ancl lathy, are Spending
this Wtek with Mrs, Goldie Gra-
him and family.
Wing Commander and Mrs, Rob-
ert Aldwinekie and three children,
Ottawaare Spending their holi-
days at the borne of hit brothers.
Mr. tind -Mrs. Robert Baird,
Moose Jaw; Sask.are visiting at
the hoihe of his 'brother, George
Baird. This is their first trip
hOrhe in over 35 years,
Mr. and Mrs. John McGregor/
Mr. and Mrs, 'Frank Mcaregor
spent Saturday sti Othlla. IVliss
Catherine McOregor is spending
two 'weeks at summer camp there,
representing CO girlk
roma for a certified nursingamis.
tent. The graduation took place
at Sunnybrook, Hospital, Toronto,
at which her parents Mr. and Igrs.
Adolph Fangrad attended:- Ola
has accepted a position on the
staff of the Wingbam General
Hospital. • • -
The Atigust meeting of the Lon-
desboro Womens Institute will be
held August 2, at 8 o'clock: Motto
will be giiren by Mrs. Lloyd Pipe,
roll call will be to "name a flower
in bloom on your birthday." Pro-
gram Mrs. B. Allen, -Mrs. C. Vin-
cent, Mrs. Pangrad, Mrs. Thom-
ason. Hostesses, Mrs. McDougall,
Mrs. Hunking, Mrs. White, Mrs.
J. Lee, Mrs. Carter. Please
notice this is an evening meeting.
4,0•WY .0* ...V W..,,•••••••/••
Goderich -Tiwnship
Pittsburg,Roy Liggate; tPerm.,
is spending two weeks with his
cousin! John Torrance and other
friends,
Mr.' and IVfxs. Gordon Steepe,
Carol and Cathy, spent last week-
end in Woodstock, guests of the
lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mag.
Mrs. John IVLiddleton.attended a
reunion at ,.the Nile last week
When eepheivisand nieces of Miss
Currey, gathered at her
?slime to honor a much loved aunt
and to extend good wishes to nous -
iris; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph, Hoover
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Farley,
(riee-aleantir Hoover), all of Al-
berta, who have been 'visiting in
the community.
VARNA
Wedding hells 'are again rifting
n the village.
Williani‘ Colcletigh, Woodstock,
has been visiting, hi and around
the village.
Mr. and 1V1rs, Burt Turner, 1:)e-
troit, Mich„ called on relatives
herd last* week.
Congrattilations to. Mr. and Mrs,
joint T. 1VIcAth on their 40thwed-
dihg anniversary.
A number of Varna girls are
attending the Goddrich United
�iutoh camp mg week.
Mr. and Mrs, David Pitt and
family, St. Johns, Newfoundland,
are' visiting at the parsonage,
Xenneth Ashton, Clinton., Will
have charge of the services in the
United Church for the next three
Sundays,
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