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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1963-06-13, Page 11BAYFIELD-One of the big- gest and most impressive events in Guiding took place in Trinity Anglican Church, Bay- field last Friday evening. Six Brownies of the Bayfield Pack flew up to the First Bay- field Guide Company. They were Lynn Brandon, Martha Corrie, Sharron Heard, Vicky Gallant, Delores Telford and Monica Gemeinhardt. Each Brownie bowed out of the pack by entwining through the fairy-ring 'of Brownies, and bid farewell to their lead- ers: Brown Owl, Mrs. Ken Brandon and Tawny Owl, Mrs. John Lindsay. Each then asked permission to join the Guide company, and were introduced to Guide Captain, Mrs. Robert MacVean by a guide. The Cap- tain and Lieutenant, Mrs, Mhynard Corrie welcomed each into the company. Previous to the fly-up cere- mony and after the 14 guides had formed their horseshoe and the 15 Brownies formed their fairy-ring, Mrs. Ken. Brandon welcomed the hailful of parents and friends to the event, Three Tweenies sat inside the Brown- ie fairy-ring. Mrs. Brandon and Mrs. Lind- say presented first-year service stars to: Sharon Brandon, Pat- ricia Payne, Mary McFadden, Mary Lou Castle, Sandra Tel- ford' and Louise MacVean, and to Da'yle Scotchmer (absent); second year stars to, Brenda Makins and Pauline Merner, and third year stars to the six Brownies who flew up to Guides. The following proficiency badges were presented: toy- maker badge, Colleen Merner, Delore's Telford, Sharron Heard, Martha Corrie ,Monica, Gemeinhardt and Lynn Bran Mrg. Barry Turner, all of St- rathroy, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tur- ner and Lynn. Mr. and Mrs. George Hag- gitt were guests last Saturday at the McDougall-Castle wed- ding at Clinton. NOW IS THE TIME TO ORDER DANCO BALER and BINDER TWINE We Also Carry Brantford Twine H. F. 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Only $3.95 • MEN'S BERMUDA SHORTS • GOLF SHIRTS, SWEATERS, JACKETS • BILTMORE STRAW HATS WOOL and TERYLENE TROPICAL SLACKS • BERMUDA HOSE - GOLF HATS • SWIM TRUNKS WASH & WEAR SLACKS rits,3 Herman's Men's Wear OPEN FRIDAY EVENING HU 2,9351 CLINTON SUNDAY IS FATHER'S DAY tiNta,,,; w&OWlis gasataaPiimmas, .40 ►uburn an District MRSr WES BRADNOCK COrrPsPondont -Phone S26-'759$ Karl, Petra, Peter and Perry spent TPA Saturday at Ipper, wash. Mr, and. Mrs. Louis TioltbY and son, 13ert, Belmont visited on Sunday with his uncle, Mr, Fd. Davies and Mrs. Davies, Mr ,Tom Dodds, returned last week, from Palmetto, Florida and h4s taken up residence in his summer home on the13ase Mrs, John Graham is a pa- tient in Clinton Public Hoot, tal suffering from injuries shp received when • she fell down the stairs at her borne, Mrs. John Clatworthy, Miss Rita Clatworthy and Mrs, Fred Thum, )111.n# 1904,411n1vo 1`19.vo-RPcgr4,-,Pagg.11 Miss Mary MguAth of Sarnia Anent the weekend with her mother, MrS. Charles. Asquith, 1VS,r, and Mrs. Heinz R14k0, wicz and .family spent the weekend at Crocker 1[30.y, - Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Tiag, gitt attended, the liagg4t40-bott wedding at Leamington last $aturdaY. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Yoting- blut of Toronto spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs, R.alph D, Munro, Rev. Charles Lewis attended the sessions of the Ijnited, Ch Vrcli Conference ..at London last week. Mr. and Mrs. 'Karl Tiechert, THE Timberiane ROOM' ELM HAVEN MOTOR HOTEL HURON STREET WEST CLINTON Entertainment This Weekend Thursday, Friday, Saturday "The STANDARD 5" Next Week - Wednesday to Saturday "The Standard 5" Dining Room Will Remain Open Until 1;00 a.m. On Entertainment Evenings 'OUR DINING ROOM is SERVING FULL cbUkSE MEALS EVERY DAY FROM 12 NOON TO milziNiGHT Phone HU 24489 for Reservations for un ay •inners Served from 3:00 p.m. to 810 'p.M. Taylor, Granton, visited on . Monday with Mr. and Mrs, Ro- bert Arthur and Jayne. Mr, and Mri. Joe Wilson, Fort Frances, visited last Sat- urday with his cousin, Mrs. We Bradnock and Mr. Brad- flock, MrS, Robert Arthur and Miss Jayne visited last Tuesday with her sister, Mrs. Wilda. Cla t- worthy, Miss Rota Clatworthy and her mother, Mrs, Fred Taylor, Granton. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Young- blut, Misses Marie, June .and Laura Youngblut, Woodstock, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson, Misses Barbara, Margaret and Mary and other relatives in this dist- rict. Mr, Thomas Anderson and his daughter, Miss Loraine Anderson, Toronto, visited on the weekend with his brother,' Mr Oliver Anderson, Mrs, And- erson and family. Mr, Thomas' Anderson has recently 'return- ed from a business trip to Puerto Rico. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd' Hum- phreys° left on three week's vacation in the Maritime Prov- inces, Mr. William Moorehead of Benmiller is the relieving manager at the Auburn and Dungannon branches of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce. Final arrangements have been completed for the annual daily Vacation Bible school to be held this year starting on July 8. The leaders will be; seniors, Mr. Craig Peters and Mrs. Lloyd Walden; juniors, Mrs. Lloyd Humphreys and Rev. Robert Meally; primary, Mrs. Carman Gross; kindergarten, Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson. Congratulations are extend- ed to the relay team of USS 5. Hullett (Auburn) school who won first place at the annual Hullett Township Field Day held last Friday at Londesboro. The team consisted of Rouley Lubber, Ronnie Brown, Karl Tiechert and Steven Haggitt. Other winners of this school were Gail Miller, Robert Wit- kin, Douglas McIntyre a n d John MacKay. Dr. B. Hall of the new On- tario Hospital at Goderich will be the guest speaker at the Au- burn Women s Institute next Tuesday, June 18 in the Com- munity Memorial Hall. This has been arranged by the convener of health, Mrs. Kenneth Scott, Reg.N. The roll call is to be answered by "What I do when I do as I please'„ and the motto for the day is, Domestic peace cannot be.-perserved in jars. The hostesses will be Mrs. Wor- thy Young and Mrs. Robert Turner. Reir. and Mrs. Charles Lewis and daughter Cathy, are on holidays for the next two weeks. Next Sunday, joint ser- vice will be held at Donnybrook at 11. am. with Rev. C. Cox of Teeswater being the guest speaker. On Sunday, June 23, a joint service will be held at Westfield at 2 p.m. with Rev. A. Higginbotham, Walton, be- ing the guest speaker. There will be no Sunday School at Knox United Church on either Sundays, (Intended For Last Week) Mrs. Stewart Taylor and her daughter, Miss Nancy Taylor, accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Or- val McPhee when they were guests at the Nurses' Gradua- tion ceremony at the Kitchener- Waterloo Hospital last week- end. Mrs. Taylor's a n d Mr. McPhee's cousin, Miss Marilyn Smith, Goderich, was one of the nurses graduating. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mc- Clinchey left last weekend for a trop to the West Coast. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D. Mun- ro were guests last Saturday at the McDougall-Castle wed- ding at Clinton at St. And- rew's Presbyterian Church. Mr and Mrs. Gordon Cham- ney and family moved on Mon- day to their farm home on the Auburn-Blyth road. Mr. Percy Walden and his niece, Miss Viola Thompson also moved to the village to their newly pur- chased home. Mrs. George Hamilton is visiting this week in Sarnia with her grandson, Mr. Garth Hamilton, Mrs. Hamilton and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Raithby, London, were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. John Boer, Brampton, spent the Weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ar- thur and Jayne. Mr. arid Mrs. Kenneth Tur- ner and family and Mr. and METRO Altell th.f/ANTREGAME TREY 611/7 SAY vol., CHEATED .. efinng From Bayfielc1 Guides BAYFIELD-After initiating six Brownies into her First Bayfield Guide Company last Friday in Trinity Anglican Church hall, Mrs. Robert Mac- Vean was honored by the Local Association and her Guide Company. Mrs. MacVean is retiring from guiding after four years as Lieutenant and three years as Captain. (See picture above). Eider daughter of Mrs. James A. Cameron, Bayfield, and the late Ross Forrester, Clinton, Mrs. MacVean came to Bayfield in April, 1951. In 1956 she took on the task of acting Lieutenant, with Mrs. Grant Turner as acting Cap- tain. Neither one had any previous guide training. They were coached in their duties by the late Division Commissioner, Miss Una Macdonald, Goderich, and- the present commissioner, Miss Mary McMillen, also of Goderich, who were at that time captain and lieutenant of the First Goderich Girl Guide Company. At Christmas, 1960, , Mrs:, Turner resigned and Mrs. Mac- Vean stepped up to captain and Mrs. Maynard Corrie was made lieutenant. Now Mrs. Corrie will become captain of the First Bayfield Guide Company. addressed the full audience on the theme "Looking Up." He congratulated the Brown- ies and Guides and specially thanked the various leaders, saying "Without whom none of this evening's activities would have• been possible." Linda Pierson recited a Guide poem and Janice Merner thank- ed the Local Association for its guidance during the year. The Local Association for Guides and Brownies in Bay- field served appropriate re- freshments to everyone present. Tablerite BLADE SHORT Sweet SHOULDER COTTAGE Pickled WEEKEND FATHER'S Red ROAST RIB Brand ROLLS ROAST ROASTS DAY Beef (Blade -JUNE SPECIALS OR 59c 16 39c 45c HI lb. lb. Vac Retroved) Pac GOLD SEAL Flaked Tuna LISSY'S Brown Beans MAPLE LEAF LII3BY'S Tomato Catsup Elegant Nylons Salado Tea -61/2 -I5 -oz. • . 29c -oz, , , ,,,,,,,,, 6 for 99c 4 1 2-Ox. tins 99t 5 16-oz. btls. 99c ( Seamless) 3 pr. for $1 -60's 79c Liquid Detergent Bags Fresh Pineapples.-siie 12 .,,. 4 for $1.00 Oranges-size 163 3 dom. $1.00 work July Orange Juice--Prozen 12..e.A, fins .... 49c Cashier, to commence in person at the store. WANTED---,Full-time 1st. Apply CLINTON IGIt Bayfield Guiders Honor Retiring Captain Mrs. Robert (Barbara) MacVean, centre, Captain of the First Bayfield Guide Company, was presented with two gifts Friday night at a Brownie fly-up ceremony in Trinity Anglican Church, Bayfield. Mrs. MacVean is retiring after seven years as Lieutenant, then Captain of the company. At the left is Mrs, Wilfred Castle, president of Bayfield Local Association for Guides and Brown- ies, presenting the association's gift of a hammered aluminum tray. On the right, Guide Linda Scotchmer is presenting the Guides' gi(ftNoefa_stecro7d Photo) li,ngsilyer thank-you' badge. (News-{record don; writer's badge, Lynn Brandon, Sharron Heard, Mar- tha Carrie, Monica Gemein- hardt a n d Delores Telford; thrift badge, Lynn Brandon, Monica Gemeinhardt, Martha Corrie and Sharron Heard; ob- server badge, Martha Corrie, Lynn Brandon and Sharron Heard; needlework badge, Lynn Brandon, Monica Gemeinhardt, Martha Corrie, Delores Telford and Sharron Heard. Other badges given out were; minstrel, Martha Corrie; wood-, maker, Lynn Brandon and Sharron Heard; booklover, Lynn Brandon. Mrs, Robert MacVean, Guide Captain, was in charge of the official reception, for the six new guides. The theme of the setting was "spring" originated by Lieutenant,•Mrs. Corrie. The setting was a white picket fence and spring flowers. The captain introduced Shir- ley Pierson, a guide graduate who is the Bayfield company's only Cadet. Miss Pierson as- sisted Lieutenant Mrs. Corrie in presenting second class bad- ges„to. Guides Norma Scanlon, Nancy Heard, Cathie Weston and Penny Howlett. Mary Elizabeth Ervine and Linda Scotchmer received their first class badges. Child care badges were pre- sented to Cheryl Johnston, Linda Pierson, Janice Merner, Linda Gemeinhardt, Linda Scotchmer and Mary Elizabeth Ervine; and Gayle Turner who was absent. Captain MacVean reported that three guides were now studying and going through tests for their all-round cords. Program Mrs. John Lindsay, Tawny Owl, was chairman for the program. The Brownies and Guides repeated their promises, followed by a play put on by .the six graduating Brownies. A Guide "Camel Song" and a Brownie "Light Song" were sung. Rev. A. G. Pease of St. And- rew's United Church, Bayfield, TIME TO PLANT HARDY GARDEN 'MUMS We .Hare A I-orge Selection 45 Kinds) POTTFP PERENNIAL Pelphiniurn. Carnations. supine,. Etc, 1-ovolS, Ever9reen SI-trob .-- Shade Tree Insecticides - Redwood. Tubs Bow:It-Jet§ of Peonies 1.141" WPFK's WINNERS 1st Prize---jvirs. Charles Wallis, Rayfield, Ont, 2nd Prize-KaySakier, 102 Albert Street 3rd Prize-Mrs, fiethringten 4th Prize-Mrs ._0. McCuiinugh - v 5th prize A. rilriandY, Goderich. CLINTON GREENHOUSE and GARDEN CENTRE 182 CHURCH ST. HU 2-7168 Six Baylield Brownies Popular Captlin ny-up to Girl Guides Classified Ads Bring Results