HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1970-05-07, Page 13A Fashion shoW was presented at Bayfield Community Centre last week and here with a preview
of what will be seen this summer on Bayfield beaches are, left to right: Bonnie Making, Sharon
Bunn and Shirley McFadden.—Photo by Bellchamber.
The Clinton News-.Record, Thursday, MN 7, 1070.
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A Fashion Show sponsored by
e -Community Centre drew
0 people to the Centre
utliterium on Wednesday,
pril 29.
'The "up to the minute" array
spring .and summer clothes
ere supplied by the Baytleld
oollen Shop, with the
ception of the merles clothing
high came from Picket and
mpbells of Clinton,
Mrs. E, W. Oddleifson.
troduced each model and
scribed the garments to an
tentive audience.
Fashions shown incite:led,
t suits with 'either matching
or contrasting sweaters, a red
slim leather coat, with the
fashionable "wet-look",, a brown
midi coat with matching pants
and scarf, safari jackets and
pants, short jiimp suits, the
graceful culotte's, shorts with
matching topS, and for the finale
a very glamorous' display~ of
swim suits.
Modelling were: Audre
Bender; at Maloney; Catherine
Schilbe; Maria Shelby; Karen
Fitzsimons; Delaney Wadell; Pat
Renner; Grace Hutchings;
Brenda Makins; Barbara Graham;
Willy Beck; Ede Turner; Mike
Scotchmer; Colleen Merner;
Patricia Payrie;•louise Mac Vean;
Ruth' Makins; Linda Talbot;
Bonnie Makins; Sharon Bunn;
and Shirley McFadden,
Wigs and styling was by
courtesy of the Bayfield Beauty
Shop, and floral decorations by;
Audrey Mitchell and Marilyn
Warner.
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SOCIAL CALENDAR
Miss Mary Elizabeth Ervine,
Stratford. accompanied • by
Robert Myer of Milverton spent
the weekend with the former's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Ervine.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Barber and
family, of St. Thomas; Dr. and
Mrs. R. G: Hunter and Mrs-
Charles Rogers of Toronto; Mr.
and Mrs. Bernard, Toronto;
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Webb and
family of Burmingham, Mich.;
Mrs. .Joe Beechie and children,
London; Mr.- and Mrs. George
Cantrick and their sons,
Birmingham, Mich. and ,Mr. and
Mrs. Ron Chapman and family,
London spent the weekend at
their Bayfield Homes.
With Mr. • and Mrs. Fred
LeBeau for the weekend were:
Mrs. Paul Moss and Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Cluff and their two
children.
Mrs. Eric Earl spent several
days in Condon last week,
visiting her daughter, Mrs. B. A,
Quigg.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parker of
Toronto, were weekend visitors
with Mrs. Myrtle Parker. '
Evans Cameron returned to
Islington on Sunday after
spending the weekend at "The
Open Gate", with Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Cameron.
Last week Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Higgins 'spent Tuesday until
Saturday with Mr, and Mrs.. W. J.
Higgins and baby son, Cohn, of
Georgetown.
George Lind-say; Doug fluehn
and son, Scott of Kitchener, and
-Mr. and •Mrs. Jim Butcher of
'weretreekend Visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. John Lindsay.
John Keinert of Pontiac,
Mich., and Mrs. Norman F.
Cooper of Mount Clemens,
Mich., were weekend guests at
the Albion Hotel.
Mrs. Elaine „ Marshall and
Tracey, London, joined her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Weston for the weekend.
Mr. Alfred Butler of Madison,
Wisconsin, and Mr. Fred
Scotehmer, Clinton, were dinner
guests with Mr. and Mrs. Delbert
Haw on Friday. The former has
been visiting his mother, Mrs. M.
J. Butler of •Clinton, who is a
patient in the Goderich Hospital.
Miss Hazel Works of
Teeswater spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. R. Roy Fitzsimons
and family.
Mrs. J. Jowett was able to
return home last week from
Clinton Hospital.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Parker were Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. Parker, Charlie and
Kim of London and Mr. and
Mrs. Robert T. Parker, Pam, Jack
and David of Dorchester.
Mrs. F. MCGregor presided for
a meeting of the Ontario Street
U.C.W. on Tuesday, with 34
members in attendance.
`From racism toward Full
Community' was the theme of
the devotional period, taken by
Mrs. Les. Lawson.
Miss Edna Jamieson gave' a
splendid paper on the Study
book. The subject was on
"Indian Canadians".
Mrs. G. Potter and Mrs. G.
Wright will attend the week-end
for women at VVestminister
College, London, at the end of
May.
A coffee party and bake sale
will be held in the ladies' parlor
on May 14 from 9:30 — 11:30
A bale of clothing will be
packed on May 12. Miss
Margaret Ellen Lawson will be
guest speaker at the General
meeting May 13 at 8 p.m.
Miss Marion Doucette sang
two beautiful solos accompanied
by Mrs. A. Langdon.
Mrs. Reg. Smith will convene
Rebekahs hold
regular meeting
The regular meeting of the
Huron* Rebekah Lodge held its
regular meeting on Monday May
4, with noble grand Mrs.
Clarence Sturdy in the chair.
The property committee
reported , some new equipment
for the kitchen also more
stacking tables ordered. Sunday
May 10 will be the service for
the Rebekahs and Oddfellows to
be held in St. Pauls Anglican
Church, Clinton, at 11.30 a.m.
Fifty dollars was donated to
the Visual Eye Research.
Suggestions were made on
celebrating the Loages 4ten
anniversary. Mrs. Kurt Van
Riesen won the draw. The May
group served lunch.
the program for the June
meeting and Mrs. G. Potter of
the January group will be in
charge of the lunch.
The meeting closed with the
mizpah benediction after which
a social half-hour was spent with
Mrs. C. Martins group serving
lunch.
CWL plans
bake sale
The monthly meeting of the
Catholic Wolnen's League was
held in the parish hall on
Monday evening May 4.
Sister Cryil Reynolds showed
slides on Peru and how people
lived in that country.
Mrs. " Alfred Goldsworthy,
visiting convenor, reported that
16 calls had been made during
April:
Future plans were also made
for the bake- sale and tea which
will be held in the Parish hall on
Mrs:,',MiCkael'<lSeineriluk - and`
Mrs. Patsy Armstrong, were
appointed to look after the
altars for the month of May., The
mystery prize was won by Mrs.
Rita Flynn.
News of Middleton
The A.C,W; of St. James,
Middleton will meet at 2 p.m.
Wednesday afternoon, May 13 in
the Church.
This will be the annual
"joint" meeting with the A.C.W.
of Trinity Church Bayfield as
special guests.
Mrs. Clare Magee of Clinton
will be the guest speaker and will
show rare slides of wildflowers.
There will also be a plant sale
at this meeting. Please bring
anything • that will grow. The
roll-call is a biblical verse
containing a flower or a tree.
Audre Bender models a leather
coat at the Bayfield Fashion
Show.—Photo by Bellchamber.
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