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St. Joseph's Church Wedding
MR. and MRS. WILLIAM CHARLES LEWIN were
married on Saturday morning, April 30, in St. 'Joseph's
Roman Catholic Church, Clinton, by the Rev. L. E.
Reed-Lewis. The bride is Mary Diane, daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. Eldon O'Brien, RR 5, Clinton, and her
husband is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Anthony Lewin, formerly of Halifax, N.S.
(MacLaren's, Studio)
"Century House" Is Site For May
Meeiing Bayfield's Trinity Club
our Bayfleld Corres,porident)
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Mrs, R. S. Roddick's attractive
"Century HouSe" was the scene
of the. May meeting for the Bay-
field Trinity Club, In the absence
of Mrs F. Arkell,, president. Mrs.
W. Bellcharnber Chaired the Meet-
ing.. "It is my aim and ideal as a
member of Trinity Cluh...ta folk*,
to ,the best of myabiatty the
Virtues exemplified by J esus Christ;
to show my lOyalty to our club
and its members, in word, act and
deed; to, be. willing • to take part in
stick meetings; to be careful with
my criticisms and liberal with my
praise; to bUild up' and not des-
troy, and remember my obliga7
tions as a citizen, to my home, my
church, my community, my coun-
try and all the- world," was re,
peated in unison by the 15 .mern-
bers r present.
"Mothers' of Salem" Was the
hymn chosen, in keeping with the
Mother's Day theme for May.
Mrs. R. H. F. Gairdner's prayer
and Mrs. R. Middleton's Scripture
reading further developed the
theme, honouring all mothers, past
and present.
Mrs. Bellehamber welcomed as
guests, Mrs, J". McKenzie and
Mrs. Mayman, Bayfield; Mrs. M.
J. S. • Barber, Bagotville, Quebec.
The annual bake sale wasdiScus-
sed for July 2 and Mrs. R. A.
Simons- was named convener.
"Lighten our darkness, we be-
seech Thee, 0 Lord, and by Thy
great mercy defend us from all
perils and dangers of this night;
for the love of ThY only son, our
Saviour `Jesus Christ. Amen" —
is, the prayer signifying 'the ad-
journment of all meetings.
Miss Ev. a M. 5oinerviile,e Gode-
rich,was introduced by Mts. Rod-
dick who told the listeners that
the guest speaker was a retired
high school teacher, president of
the' WMS Presbyterial for this
,district, who also has been, a 0,„soc-
iated with the Goderich Business
College and enjoys several bob-
bies including travelling, photo-
graphy and gardening. From her
extensive travels •and varied int-
erests,- the subject decided upon
was "Egypt."
As Miss Somerville recounted
her trip of 1958, a conducted tour
with the Baptist convention, Mrs.
L. Poth operated' the projector for
the slides which illustrated and
highlighted the story. The vast
difference in the levels of living .
was shown to advantage in the
cc:4°1114d pictures of the most
modern buildings in Cairo and the
mud 'huts and primitive existence
along .the Nile. Lush vegetation,
large corn fields, date palms in
abundance, fierce looking water
buffalo, small white donkeys,
colourfully draped camels, tiny
sand carts, the huge pyramids,
the silent sphinx, veiled ladies,
tall and distinguished Egyptians,
dark-skinned, flowing-robed Eth-
iopians plus many other. interest-
ing sidelights wove a fascinating
pictorial story, making all persons
restless with desire to see these
fabulous places personal y.
Mrs. Path conveyed thanks
from the Trinity Club and com-
plimented her fellow traveller and
photographer on a job well done.
Due to the fact that Bayfield is
a summer resort and most mem-
bers, are otherwise occupied dur-
ing this Season, the next meeting
will be held on. October 4, at the
home of Mrs, L. Path.
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Leaf Player Speaks
At Henson Banquet
(By our llensall correspondent,)
The first .annual sports night at
the local Community Centre Mon-
day night, was attended, by over
200, when a banquet was given to
honor the,, midget, bantam and
pee wee hockey teams, sponsored
by the Kinsmen Club. Guest
speakers Carl Brewer, Maple Leaf
defenseman, and Bob Davidson,
Leafs chief scout in speaking to
the boys gave them suggestions on
how to improve their games and
stated that hockey was a good
sport but Stressed the importance
of education,
blinding the ghosts liberal with
their autographs, bays who forget
note pads tore pieces of the paper
table 'olaths for autographs. Spea-
kers were intredUCed by VVill:ianl
Mickle and thanked by Harold
Knight,
Bill Shaddlek, Captain of the
Midget team, presented coaches
George Beer and Robert Baker
with smokers. Coach Beer intro-
duced members Of ins team, coach
IVIickle the bantams, and
W. 3, (Doc) Cameron, the pee
woes. Bantam end Midgets Were
sponsored by the Xinsmen, and
pee weer by the Hen.san LegiOn,
rtoss Jinks was MC. Roy Bivelt
catered for the tUrkey batiVet.
Phone HU 24011