Clinton News-Record, 1967-08-24, Page 9‘.BEAUTIFUL BREEZY .... , , . By BELLCHAMBER
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PERSONAL ITEMS • CHURCH NEWS • CLUB ACTIVITIES • VILLAGE HAPPENINGS
Correspondent: AUDREY BELLCHAMBER — Phone 565-2864, Bayfield
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Art Show were Mrs. R. g.
Hunter and Mrs, John Downie,
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I ’ BA YFIELD - The ingenuity of
I the Art Show conveners and
I committee members trans-
I formed the otherwise drab Town
I Hall pn Thursday and Friday
I of last week.
I Huge tuba with golden glow
I and'greenery, and large paper'
I flowers in Vivid hues set; the
decor for the many exhibits.
Oil paintings, pen and ink
sketches, models, mobiles-all
forms of artistic expression the
young people could depict were
displayed to full advantage.
During the gala-opening a
young group of folk singers
entertained, They were, soloist
Miss Beverly Sparks, Misses
Liza and Kate Williams, Mike
Indyk, Mark McAlister and Miss
Leslie Austin,
Refreshing glasses of lemon
ade were served to the many
who attended by Mrs. W, E,
Parker and Mrs. Donald Lance.
Prize winners were: Bonnie
Cameron, age^.11; David Kent,
age 10; Mary Jane Scott, age
5; Kate Williams, age 14; Brian
Beck, age 12; Liza Williams,
age 14; Anne Cox, age 8; Est
her Merrill, age 12; Douglas
Willock, age 14; Joan Cameron,
age 4; Jocelyn Downie, age 5;
'John Sholdice, age 5; Cathy Till
mann, age 12; Christine Downie,
age 7; Philip Cook, age 5.
Judges were Mrs. E. W. Odd.
leifson, Miss Dorothy Cox, and
Miss Clare Taylor.
. The entire expenses were
borne by the Pioneer Park As
sociation and awards were pre-
• sented to the winners by Canon
F. H. Pauli. Conveners for the
PERSONALS
BAYFIELD - Miss Linda
Gemeinhardt, Toronto, spent
the weekend with her mother,
Mrs. Kay Gemeindhart.■ * . * *
Mrs. Milford Kunzleman,
(formerly Jean McClinchey) of
• Stockbridge, Michigan, visited
Mrs. R. h4 f. Gairdner on Sun-
day.■ * * *
My, and Mrs. Gilbert Knight,
Toronto, were at their village
home over the weekend.* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Logan,
Sarnia, and Dennis of London,
are spending two weeks' with
Mrs. Logan’s parents, Mr, and
Mrs. Warren Cook.* * *
Mrs. Morris Durham, accom
panied by her daughter-in-law
Mrs. George Durham of Clark
son, returned home on Friday
after having spent the past week
with her brother, CarlandMrs.
Diehl.
$ # # $
The next regular meeting of
Bayfield Council will be held on
Tuesday, September 5 at the
Village Hall.
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Mr. and Mrs. Chris' Klaudi
and Albert of. Princetown and
Mr.’and Mrs. Doug Long, Gre
gory, Andrea and Jamie of An-
caster were with the ladies’
.parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Baker, for the weekend.
Mrs. Bert Sherrltt, her bro
ther and sister, Walter Osborne
• and Mrs. Jollife, have returned
to their homes in London and
Detroit after spending the past
two weeks at the formers pot
tage op Dow Street.
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Mr. and Mrs, Otto Rermen-
kanpff and Howard Burt, holi
daying in Bayfield, were in
Cleveland on Saturday for the .
funeral of their nephew, Chris
topher Morley, eldest son of
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Morley
(nee Margaret Burt) andgrand.
son of the late Mrs, Lulu M,
Dirt. Mrs. Lloyd Scotchmer '
and Harry Baker, great aunt
and uncle of the deceased, also
attended the funeral. Chris, who
was 18 years of age, died of
injuries receiveci in a motor
cycle accident, '* ♦ *
Mr. and Mrs. L.Willsie, Lon
don, are staying at their cot-
tage on Howard Street,
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Reid,
who returned from Detroit last
Thursday, had Miss Hilda King
of London as their weekend
guest. •
* * *
Mr. and Mrs, Donald Lance,
Troy, Michigan are vacation
ing at their cottage.
* * *
Mrs. S. Smith and daughters
Lea Arm and Lisa, spent Fri
day ‘til Sunday with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. ,R. J. Lar
son.
Clinton News-Record, Thursday, August 24, 1967
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The Senior Citizens Club held
euchre card party on tThurs-
Wendy, and their guest Tracey
Johnson, Windsor, are occupy
ing “Char-Min” cottage on
Charles Street,
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ACTIVE CLUB
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KIPP BN —Mrs, Frank Wright,
and Gordon spent a few .days,
at Expo 67,
♦ ' ♦ ♦
Mr, and Mrs. Ron Littleton
and family enjoyed a week’s
vacation at Tobermory.
* ' '■* * '* '
Misses Lynda Workman and
Debbie Anderson wenty by plane
Wednesday of last week to
Ottawa where they will visit
Lynda’s aunt, Mrs. R, Aid- ,
winckle and also Expo.♦ . * £
Mr, and Mrs. Ball and family
of Kippen are holidaying - at
,.. .
Durarie Cottage pn Drysdale
Beach.
Beatrice and Thomson
are having a few holidays with
their grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs, Sam Storey of R, IL 2
Seaforth,
♦ ♦ ■*
Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Riley
and Dianne Of Goderlph, Mr.
and Mrs,. George King, Janice
and Steven of Sault Ste. Marie,,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wilbee and
Joan and Mrs. Jim Edwards,
all pf Seaforth, spent Sunday
at the homes of Mr. and Mrs.
Doug McGregor, Mr, and Mrs,
John McGregor, and Mr, and
Mrs. Alex McGregor.
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Mr. and Mrs. T. Orton Logan,
London, spent the weekend at
their cottage.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Parker
visited their sons and families
in London a>nd Dorchester over
the weekend.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Ashton,
London, were at their cottage
from Friday ‘til Sunday.* * ♦
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pounder
and children, Chatham, visited
their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Scotchmer, for the week
end, Their son and daughter-in-
' Mrs. Howard
spending this
law, Mr. and
Scotchmer, are
week with them.
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^M^.ari’d Mrs,
and children, Susan, Pat, and
Mike, who have been with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
. Baker for the past six weeks,
returned to their home in Cal
gary on Sunday.
' * * *
Mr. and Mrs. B. McCann
and daughters, Marcia
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Don Robinson
a
day, August 15, in the Orange
'Hall.
Winners were: high ladies,
Mrs. W. E. Parker; low, Mrs,
R, B. Menerey; high mens,
George Clark; low, Walter
W’estlake; lone hands, Mrs.
Tom Bailey.
During the evening the draw
for a Maple Leaf quilt, which
was the group's Centennial pro-,
ject, was made; Mrs. June
Humphries was the holder of
the lucky ticket.
Presentations of gifts and
corsages were.made to Mrs.
George Hopson and Mrs, Em
erson Heard, who leave for a
six week trip to England later
this month.
The group plans a bus tour
of Collingwood and Owen Sound
on October 14.
*
Mr. and Mrs. L. Climsonand
son Alan, have returned to Royal
Oak. Michigan after spending
a fortnight at “Enfield” cot
tage.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Phin
ney, Detroit, and Professor and
Mrs. Ted Michaud ofWisconsin
were guests of the latter’s aunt
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. John
• MacKenzie, last week.
* * *
Master RobbieSiertsema,who
has been a .patient in Clinton
Public Hospital for a week,was
able to return home on Mon
day.* * *
Miss Mary Hovey, London,
spent the weekend with her
brother, E.
Hovey.
*
Mr. and
simons and Kelso left a week
ago Friday for a northern trip.
They were guests of Mrs. Arth
ur Chapman Sr. of Cloudslee.
On Saturday they attended the
25th wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Chapman Jr. ,
Sunday they attended the 60th
anniversary of the United
Church, Lebrun, in the Algoma
District. A fp^mer-.minister,s }
Rev. Edward .Kersey of Hamjl-
ton was the guest speaker-. Mon- j
day, Mr, and Mrs. Fitzsimons
were present at the school re-
union of S. S. No. 2 Aberdeen
which had been purchased by
the United Church and was de.
dicated that day as a Hall of
Memories. They later visited
friends in Desbarates and Echo
J. Hovey and Mrs.
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Mrs. R. Roy Fitz-
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