Clinton News-Record, 1972-03-30, Page 7BY MII-vENA ERIPOON,
President Mr..JoeMayman and
most of the Bayfield Club
members attended . •a special
meeting Tuesday evening, March
21 itethe Fire Hall.
It was decided by a vote of the
Members that they would spend
310Q0 for development .of the
kitchen in the Community Centre,
Publicity chairman Mr. Roes ,
Merrill also inforMed us that
many activities are under
discussion for the summer and
fall, as the Bayfield Lions Club
are celebrating their 25th
Anniversary; so it should prove to
be a busy 19'72 for the Lion's Club,
A meeting of the Hayfield
Agricultural Society was held
Wednesday evening, March 22 in
the Municipal Building,
The President, Everett
Mcllwain presided and the
minutes and treasurers reports
were approved and, passed.
Discussion centred around this
year's Fall Fair to be held on the
Friday arid Saturday of Labour
Day week-end.
The therne*of the fair will. be
"The Bayfield Old Time COuntry
Fair" and a. number of events in
keeping' with thiS theme are
`planned; such as log-sawing
contests, nail driving contests,
and horse pitching etc. There are
to be displays featuring old time
threshing machines and shingle
makers. The Historical Society
will be invited to have an exhibit at
the fair also.
Harry Baker and Gordon
Graham reported that the
Bayfield Lions Club would assist
the Fair by providing some of the
games of chance.
Fred Clift, chairman of the
special events committee
reported that a number of changes
will be made this year in the
events and some of the prizes
were updated.
Tom Penhale will contact the
Goderich Museum with regard to
having their bus at our fair to tie
in with the Old Time Theme.
Further to the Old Time Theme,
the committee members and
people attending the Fair will be
'urged to be attired in Old Time
costumes.
Prize lists are being compiled
and it is hoped to have the bdoklets
out early in April. The next
meeting will be at the call of the
president.
PERSONALS
Mr. Jim Robinson, Windsor;
Mr. and Mrs. William Guilfoyle,
Bill, Tracy and Vicki of Sarnia,
Mr. and Mrs. Norman F. Cooper
of Mount Clemens, Michigan were
all registered guests at the Albion
Hotel this past week-end,.
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Mrs. Charles Snelling of
Clinton is a patient in Clinton
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Paterson
and Karen, Sarnia spent a few
days with Mrs.. Peterson's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Henderson.
Miss Ina and Ellen May Scott
visited over the weekend with
their brother, Mr. William Scott
and Ross Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. William Burdge
and Marlene of Angus spent the
weekend with Mr. Fred Burdge
and Rick.
Mrs, Malcolm Davidson held a
very successful sale on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Robinson
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Sunday with Mrs. Robinson's
brother, Vic Hagrea.ves and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Snell,
Goderich, visited on Sunday at
Mrs. Snell's home.
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News-Record„ Thursday, .December 3(),1972,7
Auburn neighbours. honour Louise Hunking with shower
Mr. and Mrs. George Kalanzis;
Mr. and Mrs, Bill Gemiener and
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Webb all of
Birmingham, Michigan, spent the
past week-end at their respective
cottages.
Mr. Joe Beechie of London and
Hayfield; one of a group of
Canadian Tourists, flew into Cuba
for visit. They spent from
March 12 to the 19 there; and were
the first group allowed into Cuba
since the Revolution of 1964.
Mrs, Joe Beechie and three
children were in Orangeville last
week on a skiing holiday.
Mr. and Mrs,'Ross Merrill and
Brian were on a weekend skiing
trip to .Beaver Valley, this past
week-end, (Brian doing the siding)
Mr. and Mrs. Art Latimer,
Bill, Gil and Christy returned to
their home in Toronto after
visiting her Mother, Mrs. Gilbert
Knight for the past week.
Mrs. G. Delano Erickson, Paul
Douglas and Miss Faye Leigh of
Barrie spent last Thursday at the
E, Walter Erickson home.
Mrs. Irene De Cow, St. Thomas
was with 'her cousin Mrs. E.
Walter Erickson, Saturday; and
attended the funeral of her uncle,
the late Willard R, (Byrd)
Sturgeon.
Mrs. De Cow is the daughter of
the late Albert Catling and Sarah
Sturgeon former residents of the
village.
Mrs. Margaret Garrett,
Norma, Diane and John were in
Wellesley last week-end as the
guests sof Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Bowers, Cathy, Sharon and Miss
Debbie Hopf.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chapman,
(Cloudslee) Bruce Mines, visited
the R. Roy Fitzsimmons family
fora couple of days on their way
home from Florida.
Mr, and Mrs. Bill Parker
attended an Art Show in the
Toronto-Dominion Bank in
Mitchell last Tuesday, at which
Mrs. Parker's sister Mrs, J.E.
French was an exhibitor. Sunday
evening Mr. and Mrs. Parker
attended a Confirmation Service
in St. Pauls Cathedral in London
when their two grandchildren
Pam and Jack Parker of
Dorchester were Confirmed.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack B. Sturgeon
and son Bud spent Monday in
London with their daughter and
sister, Miss Rhea.
'Mrs. A.F. Scotchmer
accompanied her husband home
on Sunday after spending 10 days
with her son, daughter-in-law and
grandchildren, Mr, and Mrs.
Steve Scotchmer, Jodi and Molly,
Mr. Calvin Scotchmer of
London spent the week-end at the
home of his parents Mr. and Mrs.
A.F. Scotchmer.
We are pleased to report that
Mr. Gordon Scotchmer and Mrs.
Fred Atkell, who have both been
patients in Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital, are able to be in
their respective homes. We wish
them continued good health.
Since condolences are extended
to Mr. Cliff Utter, in the sudden
passing of his sister Mrs.
Dorothy Pite as the result of a
motor vehicle accident a week ago
Sunday. Mrs. Pite was from the
Norwich area.
NOTICE
Commencing April 1, 1972.
Haircuts in Clinton and
Seaforth will be increased by
25c to—
ADULTS $1.75
CHILDREN $1.50
Huron Barbers Assoc.
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BY MRS. wgs BRApNocK
Mrs. Leonard Archambault and
her daughter, Miss Brenda
Archambault of Goderich
entertained neighbours for a
bridal shower for Miss Louise
flunking prior to her marriage,
When Louise and her mother,
Mrs, Joseph' flunking arrived,
pretty corsages were pinned on
them. Everyone signed their
names on an apron with liquid
embroidery, A bride's trousseau
contest was conducted by Mrs.
Joe Verwey. A contest "What will
the bride wear" was conducted by
Mrs. Toni Cunningham. A name
bingo was given by Mrs. L,
Archambault,
A mock wedding was given by
neighbours. The bride was
Vaughan flunking; groom, Brenda
Archambault; bridesmaid,
Shirley flunking; best man, Nancy
Lapp; minister, Brenda Ball;
bride's mother, Bernice flunking;
father, Mrs. Ted flunking.
Mrs. Tom Cunningham read an
address of congratulations and
gifts were presented by neighbour
girls and Marilyn Archambault.,
Louise thanked everyone for their
gifts and a hat made of ribbon
bows made by Miss Brenda
Archambault was placed on the
guest of honour. A lunch was
served by Mrs. Archambault
assisted by Mrs. Thomas
Cunningham and Mrs, Joe
Verwey.
Mr, Keith Scott of London spent
the weekend with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Keith Scott, Wayne and
Eric.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rea of
Sarnia visited recently with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Dobie and Ross.
AUBURN W.I. MEETING
The March meeting of the
Auburn Women's Institute was
held in the Community Memorial
Hall with the president, Mrs.
Leonard Archambault in charge.
Mrs. Robert Phillips presided at
the piano.
The meeting was opened with
the Ode, the Mary Stewart Collect
and 0 Canada. The minutes were
read by the secretary, Mrs.
Donald Haines and she also
presented the financial
statement. The correspondence
was read. The Executive meeting
of the Huron West District will be
held on April 10 at St. Helens.
The members voted to have the
short course Ontario Fruit and
second choice being Women's
Institute Procedure: -Plans were -
made for the Huronview birthday
party on April 19. Committees
were set up for the bowling
banquet on April 22.
The members voted to
purchase a new flag for the village
town hall. Plans were made for
the 50th Anniversary of the
Auburn Branch on May 2. The
committee reported on plans
made and presented them to the
members. The next meeting will
be the annual meeting and as this
is the 50th year and the 75th
anniversary of the founding of this
world-wide organization, it is
hoped that new members will join
and help in this organization
which works for Home and
Country.
Mrs. Thomas Haggitt gave a
paper on the latest current events
and Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson gave
an inspiring message on the motto
"Let us truly listen when those
around us speak". The roll call
"A public relation act I did this
year" was answered by the
Members. In the absence of the
convener of the card committee,
Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell, Mrs,
Donald Cartwright gave her
report and read the thank you
notes,
An interesting paper on the life
of Erland Lee and of his home at
Stoney Creek prepared by Mrs.
Eleanor Bratinock was reed by
Mrs, Frank Raithby. Mrs. Robert
Phillips' played a piano
instrumental, The collection was
taken by Lode Cartwright and
Shelley Haggitt.
Mrs. Donald Cartwright
conducted an impressive
memorial service for Mrs. Edgar
Lawson who passed away
recently. She had been president
of the Auburn Branch for many
,years and was a first year
member, Gifts were presented to
Mrs, Leonard Archambault for
having a birthday nearest that
date; to Mrs. Pearl Watson for
coming the farthest, Mrs.
William Elliott for having the
lucky cup and Mrs, Wilfred
Sanderson for having the lucky
saucer. Lunch was served by
Mrs. Arnold Craig, Mrs. Charles
Scott, Mrs, William Dodd and
Mrs. Beth Lansing.
Auburn 1, 4-11 club held their
fourth meeting at the home of the
leader, Mrs. Donald Haines. The
meeting was opened with the
pledge and the minutes read by
Doreen McClinchey. Mrs. Haines
demonstrated bias binding, lace
or eyelet facing on bottom and a
bias binding casing. Mrs. Jessie
Naylor demonstrated the making
of bias binding. All girls made
samples.
Last weekend, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Youngblut and family of
London, Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Youngblut and family of Ottawa
and Mrs. Ralph Munro visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Youngblut
and family of Toronto at their
chalet at Wasaga Beach.
Mr. Sidney McClinchey is a
patient in Victoria Hospital,
London; we wish him a speedy
recovery. •
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
Livermore and Robert of
F'ordwich visited last week for a
few days with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Haines„
Misses Nancy Anderson."aride;
Brenda Ball returned last Friday
evening from a week's trip to
Washington, Nashville and other
important cities in the U.S.A.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Youngblut, Lorie, Barry, and
Bradley of London visited last
week with his mother, Mrs. Ralph
Munro.
Mrs. Gordon Taylor took her
grandchildren, Michael and
Janice Rathwell home to Chatham
after they had visited her during
the winter vacation. She will visit
for a few days with her daughter,
Mrs. Ronald Rathwell and Mr.
Rathwell and family,
AUBURN 3 4-H
The fifth meeting of Auburn 3,
4-li club, the Kozy Kittens met at
the home of Mrs. John
Hildebrand. The president,
Barbara Chamney opened the
meeting and the minutes were
read by secretary Cathy
McClinchey.
The roll call was answered by
Comparing prices of Orel;
sleepwear to that of ready-mades.
Mrs. Frank Raithby and Mrs.
Hildebrand demonstrated lap
seams and eyelet lace insertion,
_Barbara Chamney prepared the
covers for the members. The
Meeting was closed with the
Creed.
KOZY KITTENS
The sixth meeting of the Kozy
Kittens 4-H club was held at the
home of Mrs. Frank Raithby.
Barbara Chamney was in charge
The Old Tyme Club of Clinton
and their musicians Mrs, Ross
Broadfoot, Kippen, Frank Forest,
Hensall and caller, Gordon
Papple, Seaforth, visited
Huronview on Friday evening
volunteers Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Howard, Willa Taylor and several
residents took part in some of the
round, wheelchair and square
dances.
Monday, March 19, was once
again the day for the Old Tyme
Music session, with the
entertainment being provided this
week by Norman Speir and two
guests, Mr, and Mrs, Bert Finlay.
The first two gentlemen played
violins while Mrs. Finlay
accompanied them on the piano.
The residents in attendance
had, as usual, a very enjoyable
afternoon of their favourite old
time songs. A special and unique
event on the program, was the
step dancing, done very capably
by Miss Bonnie Storey. Her
talents were appreciated by
everyone in attendance. A group
of six volunteers from Goderich
of the meeting. Demonstration on
setting in sleeves and reinforced
seams was done by Mrs. John
Hildebrand and Mrs. Frank
Raithhy.
Mr. and Mrs. Heiman Chamney
of Windsor visited last week with
his father, Mr, Robert Chamney,
They were on their way home
from a holiday spent in Florida.
Miss Shelley Haggitt of Zurich
visited last week • with her
grandparents, Mr, and Mrs.
Thomas flaggitt.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Kirkconnell had a letter last week
from their granddaughter, Mary
Anne Blake of Brussels, who is on
a tour of Germany with Grade 12
students from Seaforth High,
School. Mary Anne was at
Friesenheim when she wrote the
letter.
were on hand to render their
services with the program. We
thank them very much for their
time and effort.
Plans were made at the Monday
afternoon meeting of the
Huronview Women's Auxiliary
for the spring tea which is to be
held in the auditorium on
WeTdnheesdway0,0(Mihaaym and
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3.
men's club were in charge of the
Thursday Family Night program.
President Glen Copeland
introduced the numbers which
included dances by Janice Burgin
and Susan Spence; the Morrison
sisters, Lorrie, Lynda, Lisa;
instrumentals by Bob Robinson,
Burns Blackler, Ellen Eveleigh,
Lawrence Rodd, Laurel Ractliffe;
vocals by the Copeland sisters;
Philip Backler and a lively sing-a-
long led by Mrs. Spence and
Robert Rundle.
Mrs. Waghorn, a former
resident of the Woodham area,
thanked the group on behalf of the
residents.