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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1956-10-11, Page 61)40v,slx • ews of Bayfield By ISUSS WC)' B. WOODS MO 'Ontario Champion Rural emesiwn0Pnt PRONE: SAYFIELD 45 r3 George Telford, Kitchener, wes, home for Thanksgiving, Wss. Barbara Bassett, London„ was home over the hello:lay, . %Mar 4ust and fittaY4 London; were at their cottage for the holt., ttaY. J, A. Orr, Stratford, spent a few daYa at the Cettage* Bayfield,Ter- race, 1ae)t.. Tillman and faMili, Lon- • don) Vent the weekend at their Cottage, ” and Mrs, Flagg London were at their cottage over the weekend. Wifliam Aitkin and family, Len - don, Were at their cottage this -weekend. •Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Chapman and fairdlY. spent Thanksgiving at their co„t,tage. • Mr and Mrs. Percy.Renner have taken up residence in the Brisson • Apartments,. J. Walmsley, Toronto, is spend- ing a few.as with his sister, Mrs. J, R. Cameron. IVir and. Mrs. James P. Fergus. bn, London, occupied their cottage for ThanksgiVing, •jathes Maher 'and family, yva,- erloo, occupied their cottage( over the -holiday weekend. A • it.' and Aim L. Bannister .and ary,-Stratford, were at their cot- tage over the weekend. Glen SturgeonGuelph was with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willard gttirgeOp over tlie Weekend-- - MISS 'Marion Makins, Londonit Was with her parents, Mr. and Mrs., .L, Makins for Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. J.1.4"eacie and Don4 London, occupied their Cottage in iLakeside Park 'over the liblidayl weekend, • • 0. „Every week we relieve,thrifty4 housewives like you, of wash- ing and ironing. And just like -you we respect hard -to - replace linens, give iine-fabrie items safe, careful handling' (Jail now. , For: Your Convenience • Use Our DoVinTown'Oflice on Wing- Street (fOrmerly SimpsOns-Sears) lvir. and Mrs, Frank Burch and fairily, Toronto, were at their cot, tap over the long weekend. Mr, and 1VirsE, W. Oddiiefson, Lnntlen, were at their horne ot Main Street for the holiday. Mr. And Mrs, Maynard. David and Martha visited in Mid- land, Mich„ oxer the ThaintegiV, Mr. and! Mrs. Gilbert Knight, Toronto, visited her mother, Mrs. C, Gcnaeinhartit for Tha4tagiv- ing, Mr: and Mrs.. Neil Duggan, and Patsy, Stratford, occupied their home on Tuyll Street over the 310 - day. Mr., and Mrs. ,Tanlea pa/and family, Pleasant Ridge, were at their cottage for the week- end. 'Mr. and Mrs. George Fellows and. three -children, Riverside, oc- cuPied their cottage Over the week- end. - Mrs. J. H .Cobb returned home on Sunday night after:haying vis- ited in Toronto and Oakville for ten days. .r. and Mrs. William Tillinann and -family, London, occupied their cottage over. 'the Thanksgiving weekend. Mr. and *MrS. George. Lindsay and Carol, Paris, were with lii mother, Mrs, George Lindsay fof Thanksgtvang, I -5— Set.gant on& Uts. Joseph May - man spent Thanksgiving weekend with her parents, Mn. and Mrs. Ft. L. MacMillen, Mr,' and -Mrs. H. Baker, Gwen and .Connie, London, were at their cottage, , for e ThanksgiAngtide. Mr. anerMis. Jack Itiraser, Jr,, Miss, Mildred Fraser, London, and 3.. Fraser,. Sit, were home over the long weekend.. Mrs. D. NeWinan left on Sattir- day fop Wingharri,- where she is the guest of Mr. and 1VIrs,,A,rthiir Edgar, 'for awpek. Mr. and Ars, gairnerioss and :family -were at' the Dr. J, Tillinann cottage over the Thanks giying weekend. ' Mr.. and. Mrs: W.„Munroe, Lon- don,". ware at ''ShriAgri-Lat, • their home° in -the village on Thursday and Friday• Johns, R. MacLeod -and Dbriald • MacLeod; Port Stanley, were at their homes hi the \TAIT, loge for -Thanksgiving. „ -- Mrs. F. Clark, Cleve -14d," came on Sunday to visit relatives in the village, She is the guest et her ,eous,h), I6rs. Lloyd Sootehmer„ • Miss Ether plair„ London, and 'Olen 31air, Livelx were with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. l, Blair over the holiday weekend Mr. and 11,1rs, oclgenel5euer and ChUciren, Mr, and MM. Carl rick 'Kitchener., were at the E. Sauer cottage for :Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs, .Nevv,ton Sturgeon, Margaret an Silly, Port Dover, visited the former's mother, • Mrs.5' Williani Stu on and sister .oit Sunday.' • Mrs, A. W. acid and Miss Kath-,' N ,ormer ,i 1 Beicomes, .Queen's : Guide: • (By our Bayfield The Waving clipping from an Vh8lish newspaper is of interest to many in this district, who con, gratulate Miss Rosalind Carew - Jones on having bec*oitie a queen's (14-ne1;'ord Girl First to be Ron - lean Reid, returned to Windsor on owed In Her District; Tuesday afternoon after having "At Bulford Village Hail on been at their cottage, "Enfield,' l'uesday in last week Rosalind from Sunday. Carew -Jones, a Guide of the at: Mr. and Mrs. Nelson McConkey; Bulford (St. Leonard's) ComPanY, -Kitchener, and Mr. and Mrs, John repeiVed the queen's Guide Award McConkey. and family, were at for a, sustained effort •of .service their home in the village over vie to Guiding and was. themade bythe,unityh sitinlin ksagivind BobParker, London, County •Corrittilsaiotter (the Hon. - were home for Thanksgiving, Miss Mrs, H. Allsopp)..,.Rosalind is the Wilda Reid, London, was also a first Guide in the Salisbury Plain guest. ttheatpitoorroheerCo. f Mr, and Mrs, district to be honoured. William She began as a. Brownie in the Mrs, L. M. Burt, Mr, and 'Mrs. 1st DeysInghain Pack and became Howard Hurt "and three children, a Guine an the Dersingham. Corri- Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Burt, Lend: pany. When her family moved to on, were at their home in the vil. Ontario, Canada, she was ihatrum, !age for the long weekend,mita! in starting, the 1st' Bayfield AW2 Joan IVIcLeed, returned to Company on the banks of Lake St. Jean, Que130c, on Sunday ev- Huron, ening after having been with her "Mrs. Allsopp, who 'was -intro, mother, Mrs. W. McLeod, and duced by the Eilstriet Commission- Osters, on Thanksgwing leave, er (Mrs. 41, W. Sin -,matte) said Mr. and Mrs. Alfred ,Scotchmer, that it was a credit to the conip- Stephen, Michael and Calvin, anent any which had been running only the holiday weekend with Mrs, a.year to pr8duce a Queen's Guide Scotelinier's sister, Mr,571.Ahlinzun from' its members, • She was Barber and family, St. Thomas, thanked bY Sagan ikbhott, thg 11. d Mrs.q471111. .1gagggimel iltewegt recrwit, Termite! were with his ( parents, "Following t b e presentatibri, Mr. and MS. J. MacKenzie, and Dos of Canada, showing the )3454. Wee %dieted her Mother:1%0S. John field company, were shown. 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Stephenson, ‘"ThanitSgiving were his'brother and Mies Margaret and Barbara, D. wife, Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Galbraith, and Mrs. Donald Stephenson, To- petroit, and son-in-law and daugh- twit°, and Miss Ada Bingley, ,De- ter, Dr. and 414.ra, Paul Walden, troit, were at their home here over and two children; Julie and Sally. Thanksgiving. • - Mr. ,and Mrs. James Hutchings, • MO. R. W. Bristol. returned. Allan and Tony, Mrs. J. Cluff, home on Monday after a trip to. Judy and Bobby, Mr. and Mrs. California. She visited Salt Lake Gordon Scotchmer (Blue Water City, en 'route, spent a week in Highway), Grace Harris, Goderich San .Francisco, and stoped. over Township, Gordon Jenkins and at other:Points. 'Douglas Batikins, Clinton, enjoyed Mr. and Mrs. Frank Andersen a- motor trip to Algonquin "Park. and 'Francis, Science Hill; Mr. and They left early Saturday morning 'Stnert ' Sturgeon, - Gerlad and; returned -home Sunday „even- Sttirgeon, Preston, were with their ing. • Mr. and Mrs. Walter Westlake returned home mi :Wednesday of • Dr. Ft. M. Aldis and,two of the last week after a most enjoyable Public Health Nurses, held • Vac- visit with their son, William and cination and immunization clinic family, Port Alberni and Garfield at -Bayfield Public School on Tues, and vyife, Ucluet, Vancouver cIs, thy *Morning. both ,for the pOpils land. -.They travelled 'to and from and pre -School chtlen.- „ Victoria'by fror&Crumlin.Xtur- Mr. and Mrs.. t.eloy ing the three weeka Of their: visit Ion Ronald, accompanied by Mrs. theY accompanied Mr, and Mrs. Poth's mother, Mrs. •Williain Ft. WilliarnMestlake on a motor trip Jowett, Goderich, spent . Thanks- to . Portland, • Oregon; • Seattle, giving, with IYIK.tand Mrs. E. W. Wash., and up the coast to Hope, Kendall and family; thriira. B.C. They comMented favourably Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hurrie, on the country e*cept for the hilly Detroit, and Miss Genevieve Kane, twain,. Miami, Fla.,- are the guests- of D. A. •WTMS--WA Atkinson. lVf 'Hurrie and, Mr. The W1VIS and WA of the United Atkins,on were associated in work` Church held a joint meeting in at the' J. L. Hudson connianY', De:, Sunday 'Schoolroom of the:Church; troit for 25 years. •'• , ." on Thursday evening last week. Dr: and.Mrs Ralph Nicholls.and They' had as guests, members of W. J. Nicholls, London. were with the sister congregations of Porter's Mrs. Nicholls' mother, -Mrs: F. Av. Hill and Taylor's Corners and a McEwari, over the Thanksgiving pleasant evening was. spent, get - weekend. Also her guests on Sun- ting acquainted. day and ,Monday were Mr. and The Bayfield Members prodded Mrs. Williain Blackburn of tipper a short program icif music •and ''!artada College,' Toronto. readings: a, sold by Mrs, E. Sturg- Mrs. Edna Turner, Detroit, is eon, and one by Miss Clara Clark, the guest of Mrs. Bruce Menereg? both. accompanied by Mrs. Kj,ngs-. Her daughter-in-law, Mrs., La-vV- bury; a reading by Mrs, Jack rence Turner and daughter, Mrs. Scotchmer and one bY Mrs: Len Patricia Hendry returned to De- Talbot. - troit.on Tuesday after having Jpeen The devotional neriod was4ven witk Mrs, llenerej, for a couple of by Mrs. H.. Rohner. Lunch was days. • -served by the Banquet Cernmiltee Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Galbraith, and a social hour enjoyed. Dundas, were, at "Sylvan,' Acres" over the weekend. With them for 44.-44044•-•-•-•-•-:-.4,4 les" were 'served afiti. to' use, a narenti, -Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Stur- geaii for -Thanksgiving.. •.' 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Clubs and Scouts Tile Cubs will meet at 8.30 p.m. each Wednesday evening. in Trin- ity Church Parish Hall, followed by Scoutat 8 P.M, There are approximately is members in each group, The Cub - mast er is Art Tiarland and the Scoutmaster, George Simons, The boYS :are Most enthusiastic in the work, Leaders for either of the groups or anyone interested in the work *will 4 -he welcomed by Mr. Turlanci and Mr. Simons, ,The peanut drive conducted by, the Scguts and Guides during the summer netted $82.70 which will be ,divided for work inlhe gSoups. Plan Purchase Of Six Tables our Bayfield4orrespondent) Trinity Church,14guild held at the home of -Mrs. Wilhelm E. Parker en Tuesday' evening. Mrs. Percy 'Weston conducted, the opening ex- ercises and 'presided, Mrs. F. Weston, read the Minutes of the last meeting and Mrs. Ft, H. F. Gairtlner gave the financial state- ment. - THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11., 19'411 -AUBURK Perrespendeptrzgas„ Argzo mos: nolo oppgairoom • 144,141444 A/1i ;ex, eWs :sffayl:rrertecl are Miss Mary Houston, Hamilton, vitosrli.- ted withMr; And Mrs. I. Hous - Mr, and Mrs, Larry Glasgow spent the weekend with friends at Havelock. theMr. hcatticinadylY1rSEdDavies weekend witilrsiepnenost at Alcoa, MY. Mr jlfreRuth Peer,and 1)rur RoylsDeer, 'visited hep over the weekend,. Mr. and - MrS. Eve and family, Toronto, spent the weekend with the lady's mother, Mrs, Herbert G°Vi'eMr.1;' and Mrs. Crete, Windsor, were weekend visitors with Arth- ur Youngblut and Mrs. George yungblut. and two daughters, Trenton, visit.- Sunday, ya,nd Mrs. Garnet Stewart ed Mr. and Mrs..J. C. Stoltz, on Mr. and Mrs;- Donald H. Ross „and janiee, Oakville, visited the former's Mother, Mrs, F. -Ross at the r7and eicetend Mr, Mrs. Ronald Rathwell and Michael, Dresden, 'spent the weekend with the lady's parents, Mr, and Mrs. G, R. Taylor. WT., Craig was in Clinton Public Hospital for a few days, having received d bad cat on his hand while working at his saw mill. HOLIMESVILLE : Eleanor Lab, ibaby daughter of Mr., Zing Mrs. James Lobb is a patient in Sick Children's Hospi- tal, London, • Mrs, Percy Weston and Mrs. Fred. Weston brought in areport on the ctist of new, tables for the, parish ball, and it 'Was decided tO have Geprge Castlemake six, eight feet in length; A .euchre party was planned for" October 19: Golden anniversary celebration of the Guild was ;dip- ., cussed and arrangernentsomade for the 'reception, at the parish hall following confirmation ,Sunday -af- ternoon, Members aewee rags for a rug • • isliopLuxton To Conduct Service (Or our- Baylleld Correspendent). The Rt.. Rev, G N. Ltaxtont DDLLD, .Lord Bishop of Huron, will conduct the services of con, finnation in Trinity Church M. - Sunday afternoon, October 14, at three o'elock. A reception Will fol, low in the Parish .1 -fall, Fnstead of Sunday .Sehool, which 'has been cancelled for this 4un!, day, the scholars, Are asked to tend—the contirmation service, or "Laying on of Hands," which the Rector will :explain to. them at. 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