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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1958-01-16, Page 6Mr. and. Mrs. Robert. Welsh and Mr. and Mrs. John Semple atten- ded the funeral of Mrs. DaVid- CamPbell at Dorchester on Tues- day, „While Sharon Reder was in school in Bayfield on Friday, she had the misfortune to fall and break her leg. Friends hope this Will not keep her out of school too long. People in this vicinity were shocked to hear of the .sudden death of Mrs, David Campbell, 56 years, of age. It was just seven years ago since her husband died just as suddenlY'from a heart at- tack. They live at the end of the 6th concessien on Bayfield Road. She and her daughter Jean, sold 'the farm and went to London to live. Slie has been teaching school at Ernbro for the peat few years. The funeral was held from the Logan,Funeral Home, London, on Tuesday. Vestry Meeting The annual Vestry meeting of St. James' Church, Middleton, will be held Monday evening, January 20, at the home of the rector's warden, Mr. Donald Middleton, All members and adherents will be welcome. The ladies will please bring lunch. WA' Meets The Women's Auxiliary of St. James' Church, Middleton, met Wednesday. afternoon, January 8, at the 'home of Mrs. Bert Bowden with 22 ladies present. Mrs. Fred Middleton presided for the first part of the meeting. The hymn. "The year is gone be- yond recall," was sung, Mrs. E. Wise at the' piano, followed by a prayer for the. next year, the member's prayer and the Lord's Prayer. Mrs. Middleton thanked all the members for their wonderful co- operationk during her trim as pres- ident; then turned the meeting over to the rector the R7ev. E. J, B. Harrison. Mr, Harrison had the incoming officers all come forward for the impressive prescribed service of dedication, which climaxed with the singing of the lovely hymn, "Breathe on me; breath of God." The rector shook hands with the officers, with an: appropriate speech to each one on the dignity and purpose of her particular of- fice. The new president, Mrs. Row- den, assumed the chair and made (Additional Bayfield On Page Eight) THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 190a., for next month are Carol mid Lynda Hill, A hymn was sung and the meeting closed with the Mis- sion Band prayer repeated 11) unison. AUTO WELLS ELECTRIC PUSHING IS 61( when it's only a button . :tei.t;;;;;;;;;:iftisi.eet;:i'—e. • ;%•'• OUR 1TARTER SERVICE' is for people, who don't like to be pushed around! \l/ „srm 0, Alai * 4 STAR STARTER SER \* Inspect wiring and replace only ifsc_o_ssary * Check and recharge battery k ,fir Clean and re-gap spark plugs • 'OR * Tune-up eng • ine,. 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W, N, Rolfe, London was in the village. on Monday. Mrs. Frank Nelson. visited re- latives in WoodStock over the Weekend, James A, Cameron is subsitut- ing in the Junior Room this week, owing to the illness of the teach- er, Mrs. William E, Parker, Walter M. Westlake, owner of the Bayfield Garage is off work this week under the Doctor's care, at his home, Ronald Poth, Toronto, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Leroy Poth, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Bell, Mrs, Viola Black and George Bell mot- ored to Milton on Sunday where they visited the former's, brother- in-law and sister, Mr, and Mrs, William Powell, Miss Marion Makins, accomp- anied by Kenneth Mackie, London, was with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Making from Friday to Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Heard, London, were in the village over the weekend. Lleyd Scotchmer, on his way to work at RCAF Station Clinton at five o'clock one morning last week, was obliged to apply the brakes to his ear to. avoid bitting three deer. They ambled across the road in the moonlight at ,Me- Ewen's corner. Pupils also report • that a deer leaped across 'the road in front of the ODCI bus. in the township. one day, Library Board The annual meeting of the Bay- field Library Association will be held at the Library on Monday, January 2.0, at 2.30 pan. All card helders to the Library are mem- bers and the Board urges them to attend this meeting. Scouts andl.Cubs The 'benefit for the Ladies' Aux- iliary to Scouts and Cubs held in St. Andrew's: United Church. base- ment on Prid•ay evening was well attended. The first part of the program was Presented by the young folk and as each made his. or her bow to the audience, announced the name of the number. It was as, follows; piano solo, ,Sharon Mid-` dleton; vocal solo, Barbara Turn- er; piano solo, Sandra Middleton; Edgar Guests 'poem, "Dirty Hands" was recited, a verse each. by Richard Bird, Jimmy Francis, George Lindsay "and Douglas Darnborough; .a vocal solb, by Jacqueline Weston; a skit by Phil Turner, Michael [Scotchmer, Nigel Bellchamber and Terry Fitzsim- ons; piano solo, RoSemary Tur- land; song, "Little White Duck", Jimmy Francis, George Lindsay, Douglas Darnborough, Michael Scotchmer. Leroy Path projected pictures taken by Mrs. Poth, of Scotland, Western England and the St..Law- rence River. These beautiful views were made much more interesting to the audience by Mrs. Path's, commentary on her trip. St. Andrew's Ladies The. Woman's Missionary Soc- iety and the.Woman's Association of St. Andrew's United Church met at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Makins on Thursday afternoon last. Mrs. H. Rohner, president of theWMS conducted the meeting and the topic, "Women of Japan" was taken by Miss J. Stirling, who used for her subject material, in addition to the study book, an article in Reader's Digest on the changes in Japan since the war. The treasurer, Mrs. G. West- lake reported the financial objec- tive for the year had been met. It was, agreed to pack another ,bale for overseas and donations of new and second.. hand clothing are solicited. These are to be handed in during the •next few weeks. Mrs. Lindsay Smith, president, chaired the WA meeting. It com- menced with the theme song, af- ter which Mrs. Smith read a por- tion of Scripture followed by the topic "Another Way." A skit on the Woman's Assoc- iation Family was presented by Mrs. Lindsay Smith, Misses A. M. and E. J. Stirling, Mrs. Jack Scotchmer, Mrs. Robert Scotch- mer, Mrs. Len Talbot, Mrs'. Bert Greer and MM.. Lloyd Makins, . The meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer. Lunch was ser- ved by the executive committee. Willing Workers The January meeting of the Wil- ling Workers of St. Andrew's Unit- ed Church was held on January 8 at the home of Mrs. John Lind- say. Thirteen members were pres- ent. The president), Mrs. Grant Stirling opened the meeting with the Willing Workers prayer, said -in unison. Mrs. Stirling's topic was "Ye shall be my witnesses", which was followed by a prayer. Reports were heard of the ac- tivities of the various committees for the year, The gift for the day was brought by Mrs. J. Scotchmer and received by Mrs. Logan Cleave. It was de- cided to work on a quilt at the home of Mrs. Grant Stirling next week. Mrs. C. g. Peacock acted as chairman for the election of offic- ers for 1958, The results were as follows: president, Mrs. Arnold Makins; first vice-president, Mrs. Reg. Francis; second vice-presi- dent, Mrs, Jack Scotchmer; third vice-president, Mrs. Robert' Blair; secretary, Mrs. Robert Welsh; treasurer, Mrs. Walter Turner. The past president thanked Mrs. Peacock and the group, and wel- comed the new president, Mrs. A. Makins before turning the chair over to her. Lunch was served by the committee in charge, after the meeting had been closed by re- peating the Mizpah benediction. The next meeting will be held on February 12 at the home of Mrs: Kenneth Brandon.' Si= 1111 0111111111111111111111111111111111111' 11;,11111111111. EMS a splendid speech of acceptance, asking for everyones' best efforts, The minutes of the December meeting were read by the secre‘. tart', Mrs. Keith Miller; treastu.- er's,report was given by Mrs, Al,. vin Dutot, The roll call 'was answered by 22paying their membership fees: ;Mrs." A. Hudie, convener of the Dorcas conneittee listed this year's needs and was voted $10 for that purpose. Mrs. Fred Middleton reported that Mrs. C. $, Inder, Clinton, wanted to know our feeling of the WA re, having a pray.er partner. Mm, Middleton read a clarifying letter on this subject and after discussion it was decided to apply for one, After some discussion it was de- cided to hold a social ' evening Friday evening, January 31, 'in the "Tipperary" school, subject to the trustees' approval. Each member is asked to bring an article suit- able for auction to this party. The committee in charge of the party arrangements is Mrs, Row- den, Mrs. O. Cole and Mrs, Grigg. It was also decided to carry on the special days donation project this year. Mrs, Gordon Steepe conducted a difficult contest on "trees". Mr. Harrison closed the meeting with prayer after which lunch was served. PORTER'S HILL •••••••• The Women's ' Association of Grace' Church held their• regUlar meeting on Thursday last at the home of Mrs. Thomas Sowerby.; The president, Mrs. A. Lockhart was in charge of the meeting, Following the opening hymn, Mrs. Wilmer Harrison led in prayer. The Scripture lesson and topic was taken by Mrs. Sowerby. Sec- retary and treasurer's reports were given • and correspondence read. The various committees' re- ported on their work. Readings were given by Mrs. William Townshend and Mrs. Donald Harris', The remainder r ef the afternoon was spent quilting. The meeting closed with the Miz- pah benediction and the hostess served lunch. The. February meeting will be' at the home of Mrs. William Townshend The congregational meeting .of, Grace church will be held Wed- nesday afternoon, January 22, -in the church basement. VARNA The skating rink is now in op- eration and will be open for skat- ing on Tuesday,. Thursday and Saturday evenings from 7.30 to 9.3g p.m, The committee are ask- ing a donation of $1 per family for the season. William MeAsh, Robert Taylor, Percy Johnston, Fred 1VicClyment, Elmer Hayter, Roy McBride and Elgin McKinley attended the Un- ited Church television program in Winghara -oil Sunday afternoon last. . Mission Band The regular monthly meeting of the-Mission Band was \held on January 12. The meeting opened with the Mission. Band purpose, 29 members answered roll call. Carol Taylor gave'the :treasurer's report followed by a"hYrnif,.. Mrs, Taylor told a story. The Scripture read- ing, John 15: 12,15, was read by Bev Hill; Mrs. McAsh led in pray- er. Offering was received. • The election of officers was held for thee new year: president, Carol Taylor; secretary, Bonnie Stirl- ing; treasurer, Edith DoWson; World Friend secretary, Shirley Mustard. The work and worship twins .11 u. TOWNSMP OF STANLEY Tenders Wanted TENDERS will be received 13y- the undersigned for a 1-Ton Truck platform '(7x9'), heavy duty dunk wheel 6-ply snow and mud tires, on rear with 'standard tires un.7 front. 4.-speed' transmission, pest with 'standard lighting and" deluxe cab and heater. Tenders to be in the hands or the clerk, not later than February 1, 1958; at 12 noon. Lowest or. running tender not necessarily ac- cepted. (Signed). FRED WATSON, Clerk, TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY' 3-4-b ' i'llaMETEMEIMEMIne News of Bayfield DY MISS LUCY E, WOODS PHONE: BAYFIELD d.5 r 3 N ews of Goderkh Township