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Mr. Ken Ferguson is sPencl-
ing a few daYS this Week viSit-
ing his brother end family at .
Essex,
Mr. G. Crowe, London, .and
Mr, and Mrs, 0, Greer, HarVey
and Hazel, were visitors at the
Ferguson home on Sunday,
Mr, and Mrs. J, Charles Mon-
teith and son Ricky, Lambeth,
were guests of Mr, and MN.
G. Norman Rivers on Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Brown Hig-
gins spent Sunday visiting in
Brantford and James Higgins,
their son from Toronto, spent
the weekend in Bayfield.
Mr. and. Mrs, Sam Lawrason,
Listowel, were guests of Mrs,
Nelson Heard from. Friday until
Sunday.
Miss Ruth Hayman spent
several days at the Inn this
past week, returning to Len-
don on Sunday.
Miss Barbara Clift, Ottawa,
who came to spend the Armis-
tice weekend with her parents,
larigdr, and Mrs, F. A. Clift,
has returned to Ottawa,
Mrs, Raymond Bristol, who
spent the summer season at
her cottage here, is in London
this week enroute to Washing-
ten, Pg,, where She .Spends - the
winter months.
KelaO yeiingest_
son of Mr,. and Mrs. Roy Fitz,
sirnetis, celebrated hiS
hirthday, confined to
bed with chickenpox.
OeeffrY MaYman, with his
parents; Fa, and Mrs. .J.00 May
Man, visited his grauclparents,.
Mr, and Mrs. R, L. 111011/Men
several days last weel,, return,
ing to ..comp Borden Monday,
Mr, and MVP, R. J. lecIdicl.c,„
London, were guests over the
weekend with Mr, end• :Mrs, H.
H. Ormond. Miss Madeline
Roddicic was the guest of Miss
Jessie Metcalfe.
Mr, and Mrs. Herbert
ham„ London, with Mr. and
Mrs. Ennersen. Heard, visited
last week with mrs. cordon
Heard, whe is a patient in , ,Hos-
pital Seaforth.
Mr. Percy Renner, who was
accompanied by his father and
mother on their annual hunting
trip to the north country, re,
turned to his family on 'Wed-
nesday.
Weekend guests with Mrs,
Charlotte Sehnell were Mr. and
Mrs. Elton K. Snell, Detroit.
Op Sunday, her sisters Mrs,
Fred IVIcEwen 'and Miss Grace
Peck, London, were also visi-
tors.
Mr. and Mrs. William Parker,
accompanying Mr. and Mrs, A.
Love, Atwood, and Mr. and Mrs.
J. E. French, Mitchell, attended
the opening of the Royal Win-
,ter Fair on Saturday, where
Mr. French won the prize as
World Champion for. his barley
exhibit.
Mr. and Mrs, John MacKen-
zie returned on Monday, having
spent the weekend in Toronto
with their son and family, Mr.
and Mrs. John MacKenzie, Jr..
and grandchildren, Margo and
John, and where they were
guests at the opening of the
Royal Winter Fair.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Mundinger
and family, who spent the past
few months at the Dalton cot-
tage on Howard Street, left on
Wednesday to reside in Mani-
toba. where Mr. Mundinger is
'an instructor in the RCAF
Communication Branch.
Mr. George Hopson, who has
been a patient at Westminster
Hospital, London, for the past
six weeks, returned to his home
on Monday morning via the
DVA Ambulance and, it is hop-
ed,' will soon • regain his
strength.
Reside Here
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Bris-
son of Cedarhedge, in the vill-
age, former summer residents
of many years, are now per-
manently residing here after
Mr. Brisson's retirement in
August from the Grosse Point
Fire Department.
They spent the last two
weeks visiting Mrs, Brisson's
parents, Mr. and Mrs, John
L. Lewis, Dearborn, their
daughters and families: (Irene)
the Samuel. Candelas, Detroit,
and (Armeline) the John Van
Slembraucks, Harpers Woods,
Mich.
On return to Ontario, the
Brissons shopped for - special
items for their recently opened
Thrift Shop, on Main Street.
Letter To Lucy
Dear Lucy:
It is spring in Hayfield; or is
it summertime? Roses are still,
blooming—beautiful yellow ones
at the home of Mrs. Louis
MacLeod. Snow drops in my
garden, and red ripe raspberries
growing on the stalk were. sent
to m.e today,
I think I shall take them to
Chicago when I go over for the
U.S. Thanksgiving with my
sisters.
Whenever I am introduced as,
coming from Canada, and they
ask where Hayfield is, I feel
as if I am being introduced
from Baffin Islands.
But I will show them this
time that Bayfield is like some
southern islands, No wonder so
many of our summer visitors
say they would like to retire in
our village.
I am glad you are soon to be
home again, and I know your
many friends will be glad to
.welcome .you. I hope they
PHONE you when they have
news. 'They should. —G.G.
Kippen United Church Wo,
Men'. .1.101. their November
Thankefering meeting in the
church last 'T esda with Mrs,
Eileen CenSitt and Mrs; Thomas
W. Reid as testesses,
Over 3,00 ladies attended the
meeting, Guests included lad,
ies from I-Iensall United Church,
Carmel Presbyterian Church;
Hensall and Bayfield United
churches. Mrs. A. Jackson, Bel-
grave, was the guest speaker.
Bazaar
A bazaar and tea was held
in the Sunday school ropms on
Saturday with a large crowd
in .attendance and $180 was
realized from the booths and
tea.
Conveners were as follows:
Porter's Hill
Ladies Donate
Cash To 'Causes'
The UCW of Grace Church
met' on Wednesday last at the
home of Mrs. A. Jongejan. Mrs.
William Cox presided over the
meeting.
The scripture lesson was read
by Mrs. Eleanor Picot and Mrs.
Thomas Sowerby led in prayer.
The roll call was "Sing, Say
or Pay" which was interesting
and also boosted the treasury.
Mrs. A. Lockhart gave the sec-
retary's report and the financ-
ial report by Mrs. Ray Cox,
The various committees re-
ported on their work. A crib
quilt was quilted during the
afternoon.
It was decided to donate $35
to the Missionary and Mainten-
ance Fund and $10 to the Cana-
dian Bible Society. At the close
of the meeting the hostess ser-
ved lunch.
The December meeting will
be held on Wed., Dec. 4 at the
home of Mrs. Alvin Betties.
This will be the annual election
of officers.
0
Summerhill Club
Contributes S10
To Needy Children
The November meeting of
Summerhill Ladies Club was
held at the home of Mrs. C.
Ball with 21 members present.
Club members •are invited to
a club party and penny sale to
be held in the 16th school on
November 26 at 8:15 p.m.
It was decided to send a do-
nation of $10 to the Children's
Aid Society.
The December meeting will
be at the home of Mrs. Earl
Blake. Roll call will be, "Sing,
Say or Pay". There will also
be an exchange of Christmas
gifts.
Lunch committee will be Mrs.
William Lovett, Mrs. C. Merrill,
Mrs. D. McLean and Mrs. J.
Murch.
Those on program are Mrs.
William Lovett, Mrs. C. Mer-
rill and Mrs. D. McLean.
fancy work, Mrs. A, Parsonl ',along booth,• Mrs. John Ander-
son, Mrs. Eldon Jarrott, Mrs,
Robert McGregor; fish pond,
Mrs, Edison.Mcbean; touch and
take, Mrs. Emerson Kyle; pro-,
duce, Mrs, }Inward Finkbainer;
candy booth, Mrs, John Sin;
clair; tea room, Mrs. Lloyd
Copper,.
Lunch was .in the charge of
the social committee and was
convened by Mrs. Bert Faber.
Teenage girls served at the tab-
les,
-Personals
Mr. and Mrs, Gordon.Lavery
attended the Routley,Powell
wedding Saturday in St. Panl's
United Church, Petrolia.
Mrs, Gibson, $r„ Wroxeter,
is visiting with her daughter,
Mrs. W. L. 1VIellis and Mr.
Mellis.
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Doig,
Grand Rapids Mich., visited
on the weekend with. Mr, and
Mrs. N. Long and Miss Janet
Doig, Huronvicw, Clinton.
Village of Bayfield
NOMINATION
For
Trustee Board
will be held
Friday, Nov. 29'
From 7:00 to 8:00 p.m.
IN TOWN HALL
Varna YPU Topic;
"What's: United
About Church?"
VARNA—The regular Varna YPU. meeting was held on Sun-
day, November 17 with 16
people present.
Joyce Hayter had worship,
"What's United About Your
Church?",
The • roll call next meeting
will be answered by a verse
containing the word "wicked",
There will, be no meeting next
Sunday due to a special Mis-
sionary film on Africa in the
chnrch which everyone is invit-
ed to see
' Many members enjoyed an
evening of bowling last Friday
at the Clinton Bowling Lanes.
It was decided to pay the
transportation of two yopng
people to the Toronto Toe Al-
pha Conference in the Christ-
nias holidays,
FARMERS
We are shipping cattle every Monday for United
Co-operative of Ontario and solicit your patronage. We
will pick them up at your farm.
Please PHONE COLLECT not later that Saturday
nights.
Seaforth Farmers Co-operative
H. S. Hunt, Shipper •
Phone 669 WI
Tenders
supplying
Stanley
for 1964.
accepted,
For further
fuel
FUEL
Lowest
Tenders
will
oil
be
to
to
Township
information
OIL
the
or
be
received
five
any
in
by
by
TENDERS
schools
School
tender
contact
the
A.
Varna,
November
Secretary
Stanley
of
J.
undersigned
not
for
Area
necessarily
30, 1963.
MUSTARD,
Otario,
-Treasurer,
T.S.A.
47-8b
Adr
NOTICE
of the Township
will be held
for the purpose
Reeve, Deputy
1964 and
If an
following
Officers:
School
School
Township
School
Mr, Louis
Town Hall,
and
Please
present at
be valid unless
posed candidate
Dated
47-8b
Place
School No.
School No.
Monday,
is
in
at
three
election
places
1
5
No. 4
will
6:00
note
TOWNSHIP
TOWNSHIP
FRIDAY,
No. 10
No. 14
Hall
Denomme's
the nomination
at Varna
hereby
the
the hour
Reeve
School
with
West
Hayfield
be open
o'clock
that
there is
consents
of Stanley,
of Nominating
is necessary
this
and
Area
the
,
when
MEL
NOMINATIONS
December
given
of
Home
from
satisfactory
OF
to
that
HALL,
on
1 p.m.
three
the
on
9:00
p.m., and
meeting,
to be
20th day
NOVEMBER
Trustees
following
a proposed
GRAHAM,
the
a
to
persons
polls
his
of
Councillors
o'clock
no
evidence
so nominated.
2
for
John
Nelson
Norman
Wm.
Leonard
Phillip
Mrs.
9th,
STANLEY
Nomination
VARNA
will
Deputy
D.R.O.
Lawrence
longer
p.m.
for
a
Municipal
nomination
November,
Returning
Jessie
2
be
a.m.
Aikenhead
candidate
29
the
for
Hood
Armstrong
Durand
1963
that
.
Electors
meeting
office of
the year
year term.
open in the
Returning
Falconer
Smith
Talbot
Blair
until
is not
will not
the pro-
1963.
Officer
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