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BAYFIELD
PERSONAL ITEMS • CHURCH NEWS > CLUB ACTIVITIES > VILLAGE HAPPENINGS
Correspondent: AUDREY BELLCHAMBER — Phone 565-2864, Bayfield
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and said that she could read
a daily newspaper through some
of the slices of England’s fa
mous roast beef!* ♦ *
On Tuesday, Mrs, B, Mene-
rey, Mrs. Carrie Heard, Mrs.
Walter Westlake, Mrs. J, Hut
chins, Mrs. Fred Mote, Mrs,
Tom Bailey, Mrs. Olive Van-
Fleet and Mrs. George Hopson ‘
joined die Mary Hastings Clin,
ton group on a day trip to
Toronto, ** * *
Nigel Bellchamber left on
Friday last to continue his stu
dies at the University of West
ern Ontario. Neil Bellchamber
left on Tuesday to begin his
first year at the university.♦ * *
Phillip Turner, Stratford,was
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Turner for the weekend.* * *
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Merrill and family
were Mrs. Lou Phillips and
Fred of Mitchell; Helen of Ham
ilton; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Phil
lips and family of London; Faye
Merrill also of London; .Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Merrill; Clinton;
Mr. and Mrs. George Colclough
and family, Clinton and Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Snary, Toronto. A
family dinner was enjoyed, in
Clan Gregor Park. The men arid
children had a good garne of
ball while the ladies visited.* * *
Mrs. J.B, Higgins spent last
week
G.M.
wife,
gins, i
PERSONAL
Ten members of the Bayfield
branch attended a meeting of
the Huron County Historical
Society held at Wesley Willis
Church, Clinton, last Thursday.* ♦ *
. E.J. Pongracz, Detroit and
Mr. and Mrs. W. Gmeiner,
Birmingham, Michigan, spent
the weekend at their cottages.♦ ♦ ♦
Mr. and'Mrs. B.E. Foyston
of Landon were at their cottages
for several days last week.
Recent guests of theirk were
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Foyston
of Hull, England.* ♦. *
Mrs. Fred LeBeau spent se
veral days in London last week.
Accompanying her on her re.
turn was her daughter and hus-
band, Mr, and Mrs. Paul Moss.
Other members of their family
joining the LeBeau s for the
weekend were Mr. and Mrs.
Fletcher McLaughlin and Me.
gan, Toronto and Mr, and Mrs.
Bob Cluff, London.♦ * *
’ Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Nicholls
of Bexton-on-Sea, England are
guests of Mrs. Fred McEwen.
Mr, Nicholls is a former re.
sident of Bayfield. Doctors R.
W. and Doris Nicholls joined
their parents for the weekend.
♦ * ■* r
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner
spent last week in Port Huron,
Detroit and Windsor.♦ * *
Mr. and Mrs. F.P. Arkell
attended the Western Fair, Lon.
don, on Thursday.♦ ♦ *
Mrs. Emerson Heard re.
turned home on Saturday after,
spending the past three weeks
in England visiting relatives
and friends in Luton. Wallasey,
Chester, Leicester and other
points of interest in the Mid
lands. This is Mrs. Heard’s
first visit to England in 31
years.
in Toronto visiting Mrs.
Chesney, her son and his
Mr. ,and*Mrs. James Hig-These standard roses are shown in the garden of Mrs. Ella
Castle, Bayfield. Mrs. Castle has some 51 bushes in her garden
including flora bunda, climbing and standard varieties.
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Workmen push ahead with the extension to the
Bayfield Arena Saturday. The work which is
• being done by volunteer labour has pushed
steadily, ahead all summer under the direction
of Mert Merner.
• nImmunize ,says Minister
1962 Pontiac 4-door hard
top, V-8, with radio.
Miss Gayle Turner, Strat
ford, accompanied by her fi-
aned*, Brian King of London
were with her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. F. Arkell for
the weekendus ■ 4' * *
Mrs. George Hopson is back
home again after a whirlwind
three-weeks*. tour of Scotland,
Ireland and England.
Mrs. Hopson who has a keen
interest in old architecture,
spent considerable time visiting
churches, cathedrals and old
buildings.
She thinks that the English
are expert at carving meat
* * *
Robert Aitken and Mrs. Tho- ‘
mas Lennox, Toronto, were
guests of Mrs. S. Bryant last
week. With Mrs. Bryant for the
weekend was her ganddaughter,
Miss Janie Myers, and Mrs.
William Lumley and children
London.♦ ♦ *
Miss Delores Sinkiewiecz of
Detroit, spent last week in the
Jowett cottage area.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. John MacKenzie
visited their daughter and
family, Professor and Mrs.
Manley Thompson in Chicago
from Friday until Wednesday
of this week.* * *
Mr. andMrs. Stanley Rumble,
Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs. Wil..
liam Murdock-attended the fun
eral of the late J. W. McBeath.* * *
Victor Hargreaves is con
fined to his home having been
injured at the sales barn.* * * ■
Nelson Reid is a patient in
Clinton Public Hospital.
Bayfield UCW met Thursday
The United Church Women of
the United Church in Bayfield
met on Thursday evening' of
last week in the basement of
the church with a good atten
dance.'
Mrs. Penhale was in charge
and conducted a discussion of •
finances and the redecoration
of the Sunday School rooms.
An auction of homemade art.
icles, jelly, jam, pickles, ■
cookies, etc., was held at the
close of the meeting Lunch was
served.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Dunn re
turned Wednesday evening from
a trip around southern Ontario,
which included Algonquin Park,
North Bay; Ottawa, Upper Can.
ada village and Niagara Falls.
Ont. Liberals postpone meet
The President of the Liberal
Party in Ontario, Gordon Blair,
announced today that the Party’s
annual meeting scheduled for
September 29 and 30 in Toronto
has been postponed until after
the Ontario general election.
The decision was made by the
.Party’s provincial executive.
• Mr. Blair said that “the Lib.
eral Party is eager to meet
the challenge of the long-delay.
' ed' provincial election and en
ters the campaign confidently
under the leadership of Robert
Nixon.”
He said the executive’s de.
cision was taken “in response
to a general opinion within the
• Party that all its efforts should
be devoted to the current cam
paign. ”
After the election, the execu.
tive will fix a new date for the
annual meeting.
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Arena Opens Tuesday, 7 to 10 p.m.
Allan J. MacEachen, Minister
of National Health and Welfare
says, “National Immunization <
Week reminds us that, the price
of safety — in the maintenance
of health, as in other areas —
is eternal vigilance.
. “We tend to forget the tragic
loss of life at one time asso
ciated in Canada with diphthe
ria and smallpox, when it was
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not unusual for several mem-
bers of a family to die in a
single epidemic. Closer to us
is the memory ofpoliomyelitis.
Many among us still suffer from
its effects. Thanks to wide
spread programs of immuniza
tion, these diseases have al
most been eliminated from our
part of the world. Their occa
sional occurrence, however, de.
monstrates with painful clarity,
the need to maintain the attack.
v “Whooping cough is another
potentially serious disease, the
Mr. and Mrs. V. Terryberry
of Goderich visited friends here
last Wednesday.'* ♦ *
Orval McClinchy is a patient
in Clinton Public Hospital.
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incidence of which'has been ra
dically reduced through immu
nization programs. And now,
jneasles, which is- one more
health hazard so often asso
ciated with childhood; can be
brought under control.
“Immunization against teta
nus is a precaution which none
of us can afford to . neglect.
Everyone is exposed daily to
injury of one type or another
and to the accompanying danger of infection.z
“I am Iiappy to endorse the
current effort of the Health
League of Canada to bring these
facts before our people arid to
remind us that if we are to
maintain our modern-day free
dom from the communicable
diseases of the past we must
make full and continuous.use
of the means provided by mo-
dem-day medicine.
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