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News of Dayfield
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011p; HAYFIELD 451'3
Harry Baker, London spent Sat-
urday in the Village, •
* Honer Aust argil family, London,
were t their cottage over the
Weeinpd.
Mr(' and Mrs. W„ Thum and
Janiet#,. London, were at their cot.
tap On SurldaY. °
Mr. and Mrs; Nelson McConkey,.
Wtehener, wet% et their home in
the Village over tile Weeiten
owrieo, Guest, London, is liaving`
e cottage -erected on the lot which
he recently aequid from Robert
aVIr., and Mrs. S. Bryant returned
*to Syron on Wednheday after bay-
ing been at their cottage for a
fee days.
”`• J. E. Howard attended .an OAA
Convention and dinner at the Bren-
ner House, Grand Bend on Men -
day evening,
Mr. and IVIrs, George Little at -
'tended the ftmeral of the latter's
aunt, Mrs. Robert sell, Goderioh,
on Saturday..
Mr, and •Mrs.W1flanHreWnlee,.
0010,WA, • Spent the weekend with
their nephew end his we Mr..
and Mrs. George Little,
Mr. and Mrs, jetties Passman.
and Robert, London, were •visitin$.
last week with MrsooPONSinan's:
parents, the -Rev. and Mrs, I. Hod-,'
enheni,
lr aid Mrs; A, W.' Bergen,.
Kitchene.r, and 1Vir, and Mrs, J. 0,'
Hughes, 'Detroit, were pests over
the •weekend of.Mr„ and Mrs, Le-'
Any....P.Oth, •
, •
Xra., Malcom MacLeod and maS.,'
ter Bruce returned te Fort. Dover
an Thursday, after 4aving visited
her bushantrs paxents, M. and:
Mrs, I. H. p: bracLopit
• ,ctostopher' 1-T0*yard, windsor,
was the guest Of his *brother, J.'
Howard and fannly from Satur•-•
dey until Tuesday When he. left to
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Mr. and Mrs. 1-1s ,,W. Latta re-
ttirried to. Leeleport, New York, on
TuesdaY, after having been the
81$4to of their•• ?son-irt-14,W„ and
daughter, the Rev. and Mrs. W. S.
onterbridge from SaturdaY.
• The Rev. W. Outerbridge fol4.
M. Stewart, attended the annual
statutary rneeting'nf the Deanery
of Huron, in Seafor.tli on Monday
nightat which.the ritocesian bud,
get appertiournent is given for
each parish. I,
MrS. NelSen has •returned
borrie after Visiting for three Weeks
in Rochester, N.Y, gamiltprk and
Pia s. Her son and farnilY, Mr,
and Mr, D. V, Nelson, David Merl
Denise, Dumb, motored to the
village With. her •and .spent „Sun-
day with Mr, and Mrs.
D. igs-
ury and Doteeles. •
Mr. and trS. Hugh McLaren
who spent the weekend in Leeden
With their datighter and family
after a most enloyable trip to
California and the Canadian Weft•,
were with her sisters, XisSerA. M.
and' E. J. Stirling err IVIOndaY,
Miss Christine McLaren, who has
been visitingher aunts, returned
•to Port Elgin With her jiareqe on
Tuesday. •
• -.OBITUARY
• '1V1i$; Q. Hallman
(By our Bay -field correspondent)
Mrs, Quentin Hallman, New
Dundee, died in Kitchener -Water-
loo Hespital on Friday, October
26/1956, in ,her 53rd yea., She
had suffered from multiple cier;
osis for over 18 years.
•.Formerly Izetta Mae Merrier,
elder daughter of the late Sarah
Reid and Edwat4 F. Merner, she
Was 'born in Hay Township, and
commenced school there at the
eie of four years.
As a.; smell child, she came with
her^ parents to 'Hayfield, and . at-
tended Public School there, Clin-
ton Collegiate Institute, and grad-
uated from. Loncl6n. Normal School.
Held in high regard in.the teach-
ing prefesSion and by all who,
knew her, she was principal of
New Dunclee Continuation School
fq- nine years „and of Lobo Con-
tinuation School, Coldstream, for
three years,. •She also served with
the Department , of Education on
the staff of .exarrliners for High
School papers. in Toronto for sev-
eral summers.
On November 30,. 1935, she was
married :to Quentin Hallman who
with two ,sons Marlyn and
Barerley, •sureiVe. . She le alio
survived ,,by a sister Edith- (Mrs.
Grant ,Turner)* and two brthers,
'Merton,. Hayfield' atid Ketmeth
Merner, RR 3, Clinton.
The funeral Was held from the
Ritz • and Bechtel . Funeral Home,
Kitchener, on Monday afternoon. at
two o'clock,
The Rey. Ever Sider, a firmer
pastor froin Toronto, was assisted
by the Rev..David Cameron,. UM-,
ted Brethern of New Dundee, in,
the service. Mrs. Robert Holfrria.ri
sang !:Beyond the Sunset."
" The pupils of New Dundee Con:
tinuation School' • attended in a
body in tribute to the /fact that
she was the first principal In their
whoop
Interment was made in the Un-
ion Cemetery, New Dundee
• .
Those from this istrict who at-
tended the funeral, ineluded: Mrs.
M. Bassett, Mr. 'and Mrs: Grant
Turner, Merton Mernere Bayfield;
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Merner,
Jack, Beverley and Gary, Goder-
icirsTownship; Mr.. and Mrs, Wes
IVIefner and Mr. and Mrs, Arnold
Merner, Zurich.
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Farm Forum aSon is with US
again, and the SS NO. 4, Coder*
ich Township, forum met on 10n-
4AY night at the borne of Mr, and
Mrs, Ira .Merrill, There were ten
naernheM present, The radio tOpic
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It was decided that wetthrbe
hardly practical in mail .1-41,41
schoox to .41,pply milk to the
schools, however, larger urban
schools, could Make use of a Scil901
xUk profram,
• Such a Prograrn might be oPer.
ated with •difficulty, with child-
ren twinging milk from. home. The
teachers might interest the pupils
in all bringing milk, even if only
winter •MOtitha. The distribut-
ion of milk- could be financed ty
Parente, echool boards,. or by gov-
ernment subsidy.
FolleWing the dstession, Irvine
Tebbutt was appointed chairman,
and IVirs. Ira IVIerrill, seeretary, for
PIP corning season,.
After a recreation periOd, Atwell
was servad. The next, trieeting
will be at the 'home of "Mr. and
Mrs, Robin Thompson.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER TM
rm Forums
..rag =NT
(4Y our,lifensall orrespondentc),
The Parr Line FA= For= was,
well represented. at the home of
Mr,. and I. rdon Love. john
Soillan. presided, A new slate of
officers will be Wined at the Ilex t.
meeting,.
„The tering, was unatitraotis in
favour .of having milk .supplied to.
schools:on a national scale. Local
dairiRsShould supply milk
their WA areas, .Cost should
he undertaken by... the individual
school area:hoard with assistance
from, ,provineial. grants.
The forum recommended that—a
trial period „of three months be
made, • by Hay -Township • School
Hoard,„ in which milk would, be
supplied to -the public Senna% WS-
wonid beatest period: which could
lead to A pertnanent Pre*t. •
9anles and 110nahegn. followed
the discusslon. Prize winners were,
John Solders . and 1VIrs. Charles Rob,
•inson; .consolation, 'Howard, Adkins
and Mrs. Tlowa.rd Adkins. '
Nextmeeting Will be held at the
home of Mr .and Mrs. Glen Weide.
Bayfield Scouts Charter
resented By Commissioner
• (By our,Uaefield correspondent) •
A rriet important ceremony took • The chartet wa; Presented by
place in Ttioity Parish Hall on Regional Field Commissioner Itob-
lVforiday evening, when the local ert Taylor to Cub Michael Scotch -
Cubs and Scouts received their mer and was received from himkby
charter. The,. Rev, Peter Renner' the Rev. Peter Renner, Follow-
on behalf of the Rev: W. S. Outer- ing the presentation Mr. Renner
bridge, chairman of the local group thanked the ladies for their con -
committee (who was unable to be tribution and pronounced the ben -
present) welcomed the large gath- edict= All stood at attention
ering. It included the Hrovvnies f0 -,r the National Anthem A del -
aid Guides with their leaders in eatable' lunch was served by the
uniform as guests,. the parents and ladies- atedliary,
membersof both the lace assoc- So much, enthusiaSin for the
,lepion of Guides and the Ladies moverrient here b7odes wei1 for fut-
Auxiliary to the Scouts and LT G. urs citizenship.
Winter, Clinton.' Cubs are: Douglas Darnebor-•'•
• The ceremony commenced with' ough, Lloyd and Jimmie Francis,
the flag break lead by Cubrnaster Wayne, Heard, G'arfielel IVIerrier,
R. Turland and Streit Stephen George LindsaY, Richard Bird,
Scotchnier. This was followed by Douglas Kinsbury, Terry Fitz -
prayer offered by the Rev.. Peter simons, Michael Scetchmer, David
Renner, atter which he called on Welsh,"Michael Greer, Ivan Steck-
Douglas Carswell, newly -appointed ley, Douglas, Telford. • Most of
DiitrictScout COmmissioner, to in- whom were in ..new uniforms, pre-
trbduce. Robert Taylor, regional senting a. very smart appearance.
held commissioner, Hanover. Scouts are: Ron Scotchmer, Ted
• Robert Taylor addresSeci the boys Turner, Jim Heard, Robert Semple,
on the film to be shown pointing Gary 'Mote, Stephen Seotelimer,
out the impact of the Scout move- Philip. Ge.meinhardt, Howard Set-
n itworld relations. 41e then chmer, Dick Heard, David Cerrie,
introdueed the beautiful film of the Gerald W4li 'Jim Kelly, Roy
World -Smut Janiboree held at Telford. There Scoutmaster is
Niagara -on -the -lake in 1955 at George Simmons,
which 48 -countries weeerepre'sere rth Saturday Morning until
ted. The lineortant, part Whien Sunday evening, George Simons
:religioretoek in the.Sdautprogrant took his gbout troop on a "careP-
Wei-brought out wonderfully in the ing expedition on .Alf. Scotchmer's
Wm. • • farm, Hayfield
Fait' Board , Pays $1,140 In !rtes
At Centeniiialt -flame Delegates':
• • (By our Baifield correipondenit)e
The directors of the Hayfield sett reported that. approximately
AgnicultutaI Society . met in the $1,140 would be paid in prize rnon-
town hall on Monday evening un- ey this year which, was slightly
der the .elfairmanship of the presi= lovver than in 1955.
• dent,. Carl Houston 'There was In 1856 the premiums paid were
a good attendance. 21 pourids, 13 shillings, ninepence,,
The secretary, Mrs. A. M. Bas- or approximately $100. In 1881 it
had risen to $248.50. Thus in 75
years the prize list has increased
about five times its value.
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• BRUCEFIELD
Norman Snider, Brantford; spent
the weekend vvith Mr. and Mrs.
George Henderson. • ,
Mrs. B. Sholdice, Brinsley, visit
ed a few days with her daughter
Mrs. .A. Paterson. '
• Mr, and Mrs. Ed IV/unn, Hensall,
visited with Mrs. Horn and Miss
Mary Swan on Sunday. '
,Mrs. Kenai -4 Fxeter, and Miss
Minnie new, Hensall, viisted with
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Baird at the
weekend: -
Mr. and Mrs.' John Beattie and
Mrs, William Wright, Seaforth,
spent Sunday with. Mr. and Mrs,
Rosa Scott.
Nirs. Alton Johnston, Sea' forth,
and Mrs. Vegliarn Sinclair, Clin-
ton, were guests a Mrs. HBerry
Over the weekend,
Neeb-Itopp
(Ay our Mansell terresperident)
A quiet but pretty wedding was
solemnized at St. Andrew's tinit•
ed Church manse, Kippen, on Sat-
urday, October 27, at high npon,
When Ina Marie Rom Zurieli, be-
oarne the bride of Ward IsTeeb,
Dashwood. - Rev. N. iVicLeod, per -
-
formed the cereinany, •
The bride wore a white figured
silk ensemble and carried a bou.
titiot o rite ',Immo and red r9ses,
IVtiss Margaret Ropp-, Poole, 'On-
tario, cousin of the bride'atteiid•
ed, wearing .figured with bete
quet � mauve 'mums,
Wallaee rfoff, EXeter, attended
the groove
ts
BAYPIELD
Oritendeki for loot week) ,,.
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Haw, tot
a1 and Dawria,.Proton, attended
the funeral of lvirs. lVforton Mott
October 20 and also visited with
relatiVes.
Mr. and Mrs, M. J. nutlet% Att.
J. Porter, Coderich and 13', Scotch.
nier, Richmond HI% all visited re-
dettily with their niece, Mrs. Dei.,
bort taw and fatiIl rotoit,
Mrs. Bassett stated that the free
press reporter had told her that
Hayfield fall fair was the first he
had attended this year where the
gate receipt was np. • :They were
$14 more than in 1955.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Houstbn,. Mr.
,and Mrs. H. Tenhale were ap-
pointed to attend the Huron -Perth
District Fall Fairs Convention at
Kirkton on Tuesday., It was de-
cided to have a vop picture at
the new Centennial Gate. All -0-
ficers,• directore, and committee
members, are asked to assemble
there at 3.30 sharp at the „fair-
grounds, on Sunday afternoon for
this purpose.
•CRINNOLle
(By our Cantauce eorrespendent)
The Vriendly Few Farm Forum
met at the home of Mr. and Urs,
Frank Riley„ Mrs, William: Pale
was,• appointed secretary for the
year. Progressive euchre was
played and prizes went to (bigh),
Mrs, William Jewitt and Earl LaW,
son; (low), Mrs. Ross. meomosar
and Wilbur Jewitt.
Mr. and Mrs. Wibur Jewitt in-
vited the forunt4o their home for
next meeting,
XAVZ WIRES,
(0j.r lifrs, Ted iieakling).
The Live Wire Varna Forum met
at the hone of,Aftvaritl: Mro, Henry
Hunking with .10 present, •
Mr. James IVLeDougall led the
discussion groups whose. findings
*elle as ellows: Leave it to the
Parents to see the .-chilft.n get
TiVigt. at home. 'This is a farmin0
community where percent of
the people milk oows, so they could
get makcheaper • . at home
The forum does' think every ebild
needs milk.
-,Afte the business period, eardo
were .enjOyed _and lunch served.
The next meeting is at the bailie
of Mr, and Mrs, Stewart Aarient,
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