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Pose News-Recorf1—,Thurs. ov. 12 1964
UAVTIFVt, BREEZY , By BEI-I-CHAMBER
PERSONAL ITEMS • CHURCH NEWS • CLUB ACTIVITIES • VILLAGE HAPPENINGS
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Mr. and Mrs, W., Parker,
01140lie taTicl Kim of London; ar.
rived last Friday night to sp-
end the weekend with Par-
entA, Mr. and Mrs. W, E, Par-
ker, On Sunday they were
joined by Mrs, R, Parker, Pain,
Jackie and David.
Jack Hammond was called to
Alma last weel.c owing to the
illness of his mother, Ws. Ed
Bayfield Scouts
Start Meetings
Hayfield Scout Troop held
their first meeting of the 1$64-
65 season on. Monday,‘. Nov, 9,
in. the United Church basement
To. date, 14 boys have enrolled.
The new Scoutmaster, Ed.
Hewitt, was a Rover leader rand
an, Assistant District Commis-
sioner in the Lynne Valley dis-
trict, Niagara Region, until
Moving to Hayfield a few
weeks ago.
He has earned the Scouter's'
Long Service Medal and .the
Gilweli Woodbaclge and is reg-
istered with the S.J.A.B.
Hammond, who is now recosr,
Bring In Fergus Hospital.
District coriniii$Sioner Jack
BaYfieldi. .A.P,C, Pick
MacRae, Clinton; .44,P,C, Olen
Nortboott, Exeter, and S,7VI,
R, Milton,. 'RCAF Clinton, at,
tended the. Blueweiter Regional
confeience. of Boy, •Sconts of
Canada held at Hanover
Saturday.
Guests. of Mrs. i,lp.shaw on
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. W,
Williams and Notana, of strot-
fora,
0441,P4 and Ws. F. Paull,
Mrs. R. H, F. -Gairdner, Canon
H. Lang-Ford, spent Thursday
in Kitchener as .guests of Ur,
and Mrs, Ibance .Bricker, Can,
on Lang-Ford -rernained. with
his daughter and son,in-law.
Mr, and Mrs. J. Macienzie
had their brother-in-law, Mr.
James. Phinney of Detroit, as
their guest this . weekend.
Mrs. T. Cobb and Mrs. J.
MacKenzie spent Wednesday in
London as guests of Mr. and
Mrs. R. S. Roddielt,
, Mrs. J. B. Howard returned
on Thursday from. a visit.witb
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/4 teaspoon cinnamon
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sprinkle over pears. Place a paper-thin slice of demon on
each pear half and a marshmallow on top of the lemon
slice, Place in a moderately hot oven (400 degrees F.) for
about 5 minutesa or until marshmallows are delicately
browned and pears are heated through. Serve immediate-
ly, pouring the juice left in the baking pan over the
pears.
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town..
Miss Metcalf, Det-
roit, spent the weekend at her
village home,
Dr. and Mrs. Donald
TWA and three children, Lon-
don, were at their home in the
villajge aver' the weekend,
Mrs.. Charles Knuekey is a
Huron Deanery
Chapter .Meeting.
:Held At Bayfield
The Huron Deanery of 'the
Angl'i'can Church- held its reg-
ular meeting for November on
Monday at Trinity Church,
Hayfield, The service of Holy
Oommiunion was celebrated
prior 'to the business meeting
by the Rev. E. J. B. Harrison,
host rector. •
The business: meeting was
held in the Parish Hall with
the Rural Dean; the Rev, Harr,
ry Donaldson of Seaforth pre-
siding, followed by dinner at
the Wildkvoed Motel Restaiir,
ant.
Other clergy present were:
the Rev. Canon F. H, Paull,
now of Hayfield and recently
retired from Listowel;. the Rev.
G. G,,RuSsell, of Goderith; the
Rev. George Anderson, secre-
tary of the Chapter, from
Gorrie; the Rev. Philip Gandon,
of Exeter; the Rev. Harr
Jennings, of Brussels; the Rev.
Robert Meally, of BlYth; the
Rev. Ronald Wenham, of Clin-
ton.
The Village tribute was a
simple one, but lacked nothing
in solemnity. About 15Q people
joined those parading in Clan
Gregor Square to pay silent
homage to the memory of the
fallen and especially those sons
of Hayfield whose names are
inscribed on the Cairn.
The parade .formed at the
Albion Hotel at 10.30 a.m. and
moved to Trinity Anglican
Church for the service' at 11
a.m. The •Rev. Canon F. H.
Paull preached about' Remem-
brance.
Parade Order ,
The Parade Order was as
follows: Colour Sergeant, R.
1\tacVean; Colour Party, M.
Merner and J. Semple, Legion
Colours; N. Bellchamber and
M, Eckert, Scout Colours; S.
Gallant, Cub Colours; P. How-
lett and M. Francis, Guide. Col-
ours; Veterans, G. Turner; Boy
Scouts, J. Gallant, District
Comtnissioner, and E. Hewitt,
Scoutmaster; Cubs, J. McVicar,
01bn-raster; Girl Guides, Mal.
D. Warner, Lieutenant; Brown-
ies, Mrs. 3. Merner, Brown Owl
and Mrs. J. McVicar, Tawny
Owl. '
VolloWing the Church service
the parade raced to the Cairn
at Clan Gregor Square where
the Rev. E. J. B. Harrison led
in. prayer and the Rev. B. H.
Eaton gave the address-,
The Roll call was read by
Roy Fitzs'imons.
Wreaths Laid
Wreaths were placed by ren-
resentatives of The Provinee
of Ontario, the Village of Hay-
field, Canadian Legion Branch
140, Hayfield Baptist Church,
Knox Presbyterian Church, St.
Andrew's United Church, Trin-
ity Anglican Church, Loyal
Orange Lodge No. 24, Bayfield
Lions Club, Boy Scouts and
Cubs., Girl Guides and Brown
This Was followed by the
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patient in. Victoria Hospital,
London.
Mrs, Oliver Hopson, David
and Wayne of .Qtenbertle, were
guests of Mrs...00Orget Hopson
frOrri Wednesday Sunday.'
Alr. and lYtrs. ,ThaneS W, Cep,
land of 'Sarnia visited their
cousin, the Rev. E. J. B. Har-
risen a the rectory on Saw,
day,
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Bayfield UCW
Meeting Held
Unit One of St. Andrew's
.U.CW held their November
meeting at the home of Mrs.
L1oyd -Makins with en attend-
ance of 23 members.
Mrs. Dunn led in worship
With meditatton and prayer;
the scripture passage was read
by Mrs. Peterson.
Rev. A. G. Pease gave a talk
on the first chapter of .the
study book "God and His -Pur-
pose", showing how MI need
religion and to get out beyond
themselves for the real mean-
ing and purpose of Rife,
He also pointed out the poet-
ic beauty of the first chapter
of Genesis.
The business discussion was
led by Mrs. Lindsay. It was
decided that the Hobo Teas
would be the week of Novem-
ber 16.
A social hour was enjoyed,
the hostess being assisted by
the lunch committee.
Lowering of the Colours, the
observance of two minutes sil-
ence, the raising of the Col-
ours; and God Save the Queen.
The Rev. Canon F. H. Paull
gave the Benediction to close
the Remembrance Ceremony.
Saturday Mies'
At Bayfield for
E A 'Featherston
Ernest Atw, insOn Featherston
died on Thursday, November 5
in 33rarisoh Hospital, Willow-
dale, Ont., in his 79th year.
I3A,in at Waterdown, Ont,, on
,Ianuaiy 4, 1886, bi$ parents
Were John Featherston Of
Hamilton and the former Isa-
bel Hampton.
Mr. Featherston fanned in
Spaulding, Sask., and later
worked as a printer with the
Saskateen Star T).boenix and al-
Sp With the Talbot Printing
CoprOany, London. He moved
to Hayfield 40 years ago and
operated his -own store for
many years.
Actii1e in community work,
he was a member of the board
of management of Trinity An-
glican. Church, an LOL mem-
ber and a former Chairman of
the Village Trustees.
The funeral service in Hay-
field Anglican Church on Sat-
urday, Nov. 7, was' followed by
interment in Hayfield Cemet-
ery with. Rev. E. J. B. Harris-
on officiating.
Pall-bearers were Willtianxa
Bryant, Reid, Robert
Reid, Clarence Larson, Glen -
Smith, Williatfi yarker, Jr., and
flower bearers, Fred Weston,
Lloyd Heard; Edward llowse,
and Charles Reid, all nephews
of the deceased,
Surviving are his widow, the
former Clara Parker whom he
married on Feb. 11, 1914; a
daughter, Doris (Mrs. Keith
Leonard, 1,Villowdale); a bro-
ther, Edwin, Ottawa; a sister,
Mabel (Mrs. E. G. Bryant,
Hamilton) and six grandchil-
dren.
Persons attending the funer-
al from a distance came from
Burlington, Hamilton, London,
Clinton, Goderich, Wallaceburg
and' Willowdele,
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Ont. St. UCW
Unit Two Meets
Mrs, Alice Lawson presided
over the regular meeting of
Unit Two of Ontario Street
United Church which was held
on Tuesday afternoon, Novem-
ber 3rd in the Church parlour,
Mrs. A. J. 1Vic11/1=ey was in
charge of the devotions. Mrs.
Grant Mills gave a talk on her
trip to St. Johns, Newfound-
land to attend General Council.'
Mrs. Milton Wiltse reported on
the Regional meeting which
was held recently in Brucefield.
The 'business session was con-
-ducted by Mrs. A. Lawson,
Mrs. A. McMurray and her
committee served lunch.
Remembrance Parade
Held Sunday at aAel dig
The Bayfiel dParade of Veterans of two world
wars with Scouts, Cubs, Guides and Brownies was
held on . Sunday, November Sth, under sunny skies.
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