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Clinton News-Record, 1971-04-29, Page 3T11101( GALBRAITH'S do! NOW THROUGH MAY 8th GALBRAITH TV GIFT SELECTION — ONLY THEIR ENTIRE 1 5Clik OFF IS OFFERING STOCK AT REGULAR PRICE GALBRAITH TV YOUR COLOR SERVICE DEALER Coy. Albert & Rattenbury Sts. — CLINTON Dr, and Mrs. G. H. Sheppard of Riverside Ontario, were weekend guests at the Albion Hotel, They were also dinner guests on Sunday of Carl E. Diehl, They also called at Clinton Hospital to visit Mrs. C. E. Diehl, Canon and Mrs, F. H. Paull of Windsor and Miss Kathleen Reid of Windsor spent the weekend with Mr. Carl B, Diehl. While here they visited Mrs. Carl Diehl in Clinton and also Mrs. R. H. F. Gairdner and Mrs. Errna Durham in Huronview. On Saturday the Bayfield Brownie Pack held their annual cookie day. Fifteen dozen packages of cookies were sold. Thanks should be given to Mrs. Audrey Mitchell for driving the girls around the village and also to Rangers Sharon Bunn, Faith Renner, Lou Martens and Darlene Warner who helped to make Brownie cookie day a success. Deanne Garrett's final Brownie report follows: Last Tuesday night 14 of the Bayfield Brownies went to Goderich to visit a Girl Guide troop. We were welcomed by the leader Mrs. Ainslie, then sat along the sidelines and watched as they held their regular meeting. It was badge night and many of the 30 girls received badges for different things. We were shown by Mrs. Elliott how to waterproof a bed roll for camping. We were then asked to join their campfire and sang many songs. After that they put on a skit for us. It was real scary but we enjoyed it. After taps we had pink lemonade and cookies that some ,of the guides had made who were working on their Bakers Badge. We all thanked Mrs. Hill for helping Brown Owl with the transportation. 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RETAIL 41.0 Clinton News-Flocgrd, Thursday, April 29, 1971 3 Bayfield group forms skating club, elects executive BY ERIC EARL A Meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Jan Simons on Monday evening to choose the executive for the newly formed Bayfield Figure Skating Club. The new executives will be: President, Mrs. Jan Simons; Vie.e President, Mrs. Helen Beech; Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs. Ruth Makins; National Test Chairman, Mrs. Dee Wallace. Mrs. Alma Craven, President of the Goderich Figure Skating Club, was very helpful in answering all questions concerning the formation of a figure skating club. The meeting closed with refreshments served by hostess Mrs. Jan Simons. Mrs. Frankie Talbot and Mrs. Elane Brandon attended a hairdressing clinic at the Holiday Inn in London on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Anthony of Weston were weekend guests with Mrs. Delbert Haw, Mrs. Anthony visited her brother Delbert Haw in Victoria Hospital, London on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Deller and Kerry of Orangeville spent the weekend with Mrs. Delbert Haw and visited Mrs. Deller's father Mr. Delbert Haw in Victoria Hospital, London, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Larson and Karen of London spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Larson. A special Children's Day chureh service was held in St, Andrews United Church on Sunday morning. The spedial guest speaker was ventriloquist and T.V. personality Ev, Smith with his dummy "Salty". Together they tot the message across in a manner that children of all ages couldn't fail to understand, The "A People" the young people's group of all denominations that was formed some time ago and meets weekly in the United Church basement, cheerfully took on the job of canvassing the village for the Cancer Society, All did a good job under the direction of President Miss Barbara Graham. The "A People" are offering members of their group for hire to do odd jobs of cleaning etc. around homes and cottages this Saturday, May 1. Anyone wishing to hire one or more of this group may call Graham's Store 565-2847 or Rev. Don Beck, 565-2854. - Monies raised will be used for club projects. FATHER AND SON BANQUET A Sea Scout and Cub father and son banquet was held at the Community Centre on Friday evening. An excellent meal was provided by the Community Centre Ladies Committee and served by the Girl Rangers. Rev. Don Beck, President of the Huron District Council of the Boy Scouts of Canada, was assisted at the head table by Joe Mayman, Chairman of the Boy Scouts Group Committee, Bayfield and Pat Graham Registrar of Huron District Council. Skipper Ted Gozzard of the Bayfield Sea Scouts and Cub Leader Don Johnston were congratulated on the fine job they were doing with their groups. Percy Renner was also thanked for his past efforts in scouting in the village and it was hoped that he would be back in scouting in the near future, After the showing of two films, the colours were paraded off and the meeting closed. Sea Scout Bugler Richard McKinley gave a creditable rendition of The Last Post. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Rivers, Carl and Karen of London spent Sunday with their parents Mr. and Mrs. G. N, Rivers. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hill attended Seaforth Masonic Lodge ladies night, dinner and, dance on Saturday night. Mr, and Mrs. Allan Hill of Brueefield accompanied them. Mr. and Mrs. George Hogarth of Head Lake visited Mrs. Gil Knight on the weekend on their way home from Florida. fe MFRS. SUGG. RETAIL $1.09 Guest; *, included the baby's godparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Freeman, Walkerton, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Seotehrber, Mrs. George Knights of Clinton and Mr, John Anderson, Clinton. The baby, baptised in St. Andrew's United Church, wore the christening gown in which her sister, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother were also baptised. The family heirloom was made 87 years ago by the late Mrs., Cyrus Colosky of Zurich, a great-great-grand- mother of Krista Luanne, On Sunday, April 25, the Rev. E.J.I3, Harrison baptised Mathew Peter Thomas, first child of Mr. and Mrs. Bryan King (nee Gayle Turner). Mathew wore the christening gown which was made by his great-great-grandmother, Elizabeth (Madge) Turner for the use of her children. Mathew is the fourth generation of the Turner family to wear the christening robe and to be baptised in Trinity Anglican Church. Godparents for Mathew were Christina and Philip Turner, his BY GEORGE CAMPBELL The April meeting of Branch 140 was held April 26 with President Harold Black in the chair. The attendance draw was held immediately after the opening ceremonies and was won by Hee Kingswell. The prize this month was donated by John Deeves. The next social will be May 15 with Ian Wilbee's orchestra. The Camp and Sport show which the, Branch sponsored on April 17 and 18 proved to be a greater success than was anticipated. With the volunteer help and the assistance of the "Trail Spinners" from CFB Clinton no one seemed to be overworked or dissappointed. The exhibitors all seemed quite pleased with the crowds and many have asked to. have space reserved for next year's show. The Branch, which ,sponsors the Girl Guide movement in Clinton, is extremely satisfied with the show and is able to donate $500 from the proceeds and a tittle help • 'from the Legion. -This •is ,to help,vidth.the new Guide Camp being built on 21 Highway south of Goderich. An interesting note pertaining to the camp is that Comrade Harry Merriman, manager of the Royal aunt and uncle, Attending the ceremony were the great-grandparents, Mrs. Bertha Turner and.Mr, and Mrs. Frederick P, Arkell, also Mrs, George Budden, as well as several other relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner served a luncheon after the ceremony, at which the parents Of the child served the top layer of their wedding cake, Mr. and Mrs, Spencer Ervine (Spin and Lena) joined the ranks of we proud grandparents when daughter Mary Elizabeth (Mrs. Robert Meyers) came up with a 6 lb., 11 3/4 oz., baby girl on Saturday, April 24, in Stratford General Hospital. Reports have it that Husband Bob and Grandpa Spin came through the' ordeal without too much trouble. Bayfield Lions Club decided to donate $200 of the $400 assessment for the building in Guide-Brownie camp for Huron. Hope that balance can be raised by Brownies' various projects. Bank, has beet; asked to be the chairman of the fund raising committee, Branch 140 is certainly behind Harry on this venture. This year the Legion is to sponsor a Juvenile Baseball team and once the grounds dry up this should get started, The sponsorship will be mainly finances as we are getting past the ball playing days but are still willing to help where we can, Go Juveniles, Go. The monthly draw was held and the winners were Gordon Radford, Dave Hallman, and Gary Alexander. Nominations were held at this meeting and Hector Kingswell presided for this part of the meeting. Nominees as follows: Past President, Harold Black; President, Harry Crich and Harold Black (Courtesy); First Vice President, George Campbell; Second Vice President, Harvey Hayter, John Deeves, George Brown; Secretary, Gord Dalgliesh; treasurer, Cam Proctor; Sgt. at Arms, .1. C. Ried; Colour Sgt., 'peorke 'Canilibeff; Ray' Beritley,, {Miff SaUndereock; Standard Bearers John Deeves, J. K. Cornish, Gus Boussey, Bill Harris, Bud Schoenhals; Padre, Rev. Youmitoff and Rev. A. Mowatt; Executive, Harvey Hayter, Bill Harris, Percy Brown, Gord Herman, Bud Schoenhals, Mary Brown, Gus Boussey, Ed Dale, John Deeves, Cliff Saundercock, Bill Mutch, Ray Bentley, Hal Walsh and Harry Merriman. Members come out and make it a good election in May. Twenty-five year pins were presented by Past President Percy Brown assisted by Vice President George Campbell and Piper Hec Kingswell, to the following: Lorne Brown, Gus Boussey, Ery Hovey, Bud Schoenhals, Oscar Priestap, Bob Dalrymple, Bill Harris, Al Lobb, George Rurnball, Cam Proctor, Laurie Colquhoun and John Lavis. More "old sweats", PRICE AL Mfrs. Sugg. Retail $1.89 Legion turns over Camp show proceeds to Guides SEED BEANS LO-OP SEED CORN 175 A&P PRICE REGULAR OR SPEARMINT MACLEANS Toothpaste SUPER SIZE itf GRAMS NET 'TUBE VASELINE -BRAND INTENSly.,! CARE 7.FL.OZ PLASTIC BY-L. $ 1 45 CHECK This LOW PRICE! 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