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weekend at the Woodhome
Motel, While here they attended
the Erickson—Leigh wedding.
Mrs, Walter Erickson of
Watrous, Saskatchewan, is at
present visiting her son, E.
Walter Erickson and family of
Bayfield, Ontario.
Mr, and Mrs, C. B. Pickard
spent the weekend at their
summer home here. They
returned Sunday evening to their
home in Dundas, Ontario.
Brian Merril is attending
Centennial College at Toronto
enrolled in the Aircraft
Maintenance technical course.
Gordon Merrill returns this
week to Brock University in St,
Catharines to begin his third
year majoring in biology.
Unit One of the United
Church met at the home of Mrs,
Elva Metcalf on Thursday
afternoon with a good
attendance.
Mrs. Lloyd Makins chaired
the meeting, It opened with a
hymn and prayer. Mrs. Oliver
and Mrs. Porter of Clinton were
then introduced and they gave a
very interesting account of their
three days spent at Alma School
for Women in St. Thomas,
London Conference of the
United Church of Canada.
The Scripture reading from
Luke was read by Mrs. Makins
and prayer by Mrs. Reddock.
Mrs. John Scotchmer took
the business part. Our bazaar
date is October 9 and was
discussed. The Presbyterial
meeting to be held in the church
October 15 was also planned.
Mrs. Morton and Mrs. Merner
were appointed for the
registration desk. The Women's
Thankoffering is to be on
October 27 at 8:00 o'clock with
invited guests with Rev.
Reddock as speaker. The
meeting closed with a hymn and
a delightful social hour followed.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gullen of
Farmington attended the funeral
of her brother, Jack Fraser. Son
Jack attended from Vancouver,
B.C.; daughter Mildred and
husband Bill, Charlie and Kim
attended from London. Mildred
is staying for a few days then her
mom is going to London for a
few days.
Obituary
Funeral services were held on
September 7 from the Clinton
Presbyterian Church for the late
Mrs. Lillian May MeEwan of 187
High Street in Clinton. Services
were under the direction of Rev.
T. C:"Mulholland. Mrs. IVIcEwan
died in Clinton Public Hospital
on September 5 after an illness
of about 18 months.
Mrs. McEwen had lived in
Clinton for about the last 25
years, after moving here from
Montreal at the time of her
retirement from a position there.
A member of the local
Presbyterian Church, she was
born at the community of Blake
to Mr. and Mrs. William Agnew
on June 10 1885 and was
predeceased by her husband
Robert L. McEwen,
Paul bearers at the funeral
were Fred McDonald, Don Kay,
Eddie Nickle, Lenard Winter,
Royce Macaulay and Clarence
Neilans. Services were arranged
by the Ball Funeral Home With
interment in the Clinton
Cemetery,
The late Mrs. McEwen is
survived by one brother Morgan
and a sister Mrs. Bernice
as well as Mrs. Helen Mills of St.
Mary's Mrs. Gladys Doyle of
Toronto, Mrs. Bernice Mosby of
Stratford, and Robert Agnew of
Baynton Beach Florida.
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Last Wednesday at 7:30 P.m.,
when I was sitting at my desk in
the council chambers waiting for
the council meeting to start,
Mert Merner rapped on the
window and beckoned to
Councillor Ted Gozzard to step
outside, Ted went out and
returned in a minute to inform
the Reeve and Councillors that
there was a boat in trouble on
the lake and he would be back as
soon as possible. As I wanted to
be where the action was, I
followed Ted.
I say I followed Ted, but I
didn't — I'm a landlubber. I
went to the end of the south
pier and waved to Ted and Mert
as they took Ted's Trimaran out
of the harbour.
South of the pier in the
vicinity of the Wildwood area,
Fred Telford's fishing boat lay
still on the water with lights
flashing and horn honking. Ted
headed that way.
While the towing job was
going on, I watched an angler on
the end of the pier hook and
land two beautiful bass. He was
using crayfish for bait and the
fish were around 2 lbs. each.
Fred was towed in to the
dock so I went to see what had
happened,
Apparently, Fred had gone
out about 5:30 to lift his nets
and his motor conked out. After
trying to raise someone on his
ship-to-shore radio with no
success, he started sounding his
horn and finally a man by the
name of Phillip Webb of Troy,
Michigan, (a cottager in that
area) contacted the people in the
Wildwood Motel and they
'phoned Bayfield and told Mery
Merner of the boat in trouble,
— Hats off to all who helped
Members of Bayfield Trinity
and Middleton St. James'
Churches and friends of Rev.
George Youmatoff attended a
Service of Induction at Trinity
Church, Bayfield, on Sunday
evening, when Reverend
Youmatoff was installed as
rector of both churches.
Twelve area clergymen took
part in the service which was
conducted by Archdeacon T. D.
B. Ragg of Owen Sound, A
friend of Rev. Youmatoff,
Reverend, John Munro of
Brantford, preached the sermon.
After the service, a lunch was
provided by the ladies'
organizations of both churches,
The Bayfield Fall • Fair has
come and gone once again and
to my mind those who didn't
attend this event are the losers.
This was the one hundred and
fifteenth time that the men,
women and children of this area
have displayed those things that
they can prepare, do, or produce
best. A list of prizes won appears
in this paper.
Mrs. Don Johnson has a stray
dog, light brown in. colour,
around her house and hopes that
the owner or someone interested
will call her at 565-2838.
New reporter
in Bayfield
This week the News-Record
in proud to welcome Mrs, Walter
(Milvena) Erickson as a
correspondent in Bayfield, Mrs.
Erickson it to assist Mr. Erie Earl
in the compiling and submission
ERICKSON — LEIGH
Bayfield United Church was
the setting of the quiet but
pretty wedding on Saturday
evening, September 11, of
Gordon Delano Erickson, and
Arlene Mary Leigh. The
Reverend J. Reddock, newly
appointed Minister of Bayfield
United Church, performed the
double-ring ceremony,
The bride is the eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Leigh of Orillia,
',Ontario, and the groom's parents
are Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Erickson, Sr, of Watrous,
Saskatchewan.
The bride wore a street-length
dress of ivory orlon knit,
fashioned with a wing collar,
peek- a-boo neckline and
three-quarter length full .sleeves.
She wore a white net hat
trimmed with a floral cluster,
white lace gloves and black
patent-leather sling plimps. Her
corsage was of Carmen gladoili
sprinkled with sprigs of cascade
tamarix accented by a white
satin bow.
Mrs. Walter Erickson of
Bayfield, sister-in-law of the
groom, was matron of honour.
She wore a royal purple dress,
cowl collar, short puffed sleeves,
white gloves and tan shoes. Her
he4dress was identical to that of
the bride. Her corsage was of
mabel violet gladoili, cascade
tamarix, gold satin ribbon bow.
Acting as best man for his
brother was E. Walter Erickson
of Bayfield.
Following the ceremony a
reception was held at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. E. Walter
Erickson. The dining-room was
tastefully decorated with pink
and white streamers, and white
wedding bells. The table was
centered with a tiered wedding
cake trimmed with fresh baby
pink rose buds. The smorgasbord
dinner was beautifully arranged ,
by Mrs. Nora (lir and Miss Rhea
•Sturgeon of Bayfield.
The bride's mother received
guests wearing a navy blue and
white crimpolene dress with a
round neck, sleeveless, and
pleated skirt. Her corsage was of
jester gladioli, cascade tamarix,
and white satin ribbon bow. She
was assisted by the groom's
mother who wore* a hot-pink
bonded orlon dress,
complemented by a figured
ascot tie, peter-pan collar, short
sleeves. Her corsage was of blue
conqueror gladioli, cascade
tamarix, and hot-pink satin bow.
The couple will reside in
Barrie, Ontario. Guests were
present from, Orilla, Watrous
Saskatchewan, Grand Bend,
Clinton and Bayfield.
Miss Rhea Sturgeon has
accepted a position with Pool
Insurance and Real Estate in
London, Ontario,
Mrs. Norman P. (Patricia)
Cooper of Mount Clemens,
Michigan, has returned home
after spending the past week
with her mother, Mrs, (Dr.) John
M. Atkinson. While there site
visited her father, Dr. John M.
Atkinson, who is presently a
patient in Alexander Marine and
General Hospital in Goderich.
His many friends wish hint a
most speedy recovery,
Mr. and Mrs, Douglas Leigh
of Orillia, Ontario, spent the
of news items to the News
Record. She may be reached at
565-2634,
BY MILVENA ERICKSON