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ginal oil stifl life, Mrs. W^ E,
Parker, Bayfield; Mrs. Edna
Young, Clinton,
Original water color, any sub
jects Mrs. Bill Harris, Clinton;
Mrs. S, Keyes, Varna. Original
black and white, any subject:
M. S, Mackay, Clinton; Mrs, S.
Keyes, Varna. Copy ofl put.
door scene: Mr s. E, Mur ch,
Clinton, Copy oil portrait; Mrs.
M, Talbot, Bayfield. Copy oil
any other subject; Mrs. Edna
Young, Clinton.'
Copy watercolor, any subject;
Mrs. E, Myrch, Clinton. paint,
ing on fabric, Mrd. F. Cante-
Ion, Clintop. Collection of cer
amics: Mrs. R. Bird, Clinton.
Any other craft: Albert Woods,
Bayfield.
Specials donated by Mrs,
Ross Middleton: $5 for best
original outdoor scene, in oil
of Bayfield, won by Mrs. E.
Murch, Clinton. $5 for best
original portrait of someone in
Huron County in one color plus
black and white, won by Mrs.
Bill Harris, Clinton.
Judge, Mrs. Willard Legg,
to Mount Clemens, Michigan
to spend the day with his. niece
Mrs. J. Schiller and family.
♦ *
Visitors, with Mrs, R. fl, F.
Gairdner on Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs, John O’Lone of Ho
well, Michigan and Canon H.M.
Lang-Ford and his daughter,
Mrs. Rance Bricker of Kit
chener,
* * *
Mrs. George Reid, Varna,
was the weekend guest of her
sister, Mrs, L. B, Smith and
Mr, Smith,
* * *
Mr. .and Mrs, E, J, Reid
returned home onSaturday after
visiting relatives in Nekoma,
North Dakota, for several
weeks.
“t*Miss Kay Reid of Windsor, is
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Carl E,
Diehl.
* * *
Mrs. H, Hammond and Mrs.
A. Bilodeau of Stratford, were
guests on Sunday of Mr, and
Mrs, Emerson Heard.
* * *
Finance
report
The Bayileld Community
Centre, finance chairman re
ports that the canvass for funds
is still proceeding.
Recent donations which have
swelled the fund includes
W, A, Thompson, $50; Mrs,
W., A, Thompson, $100; Mrs.
Marie Watson, $20; Mr. G.
W, P, Elliott, $50; Frank Burch, .
$35; CqI, Charles J. Curtis,
$25; Mrs. M. fl. Clift, $50;
Edward E. Hart, $25; Anony
mous, $50; Bayfield Hardware,
$137-75; Harold G. Weston, $25;
K. W, Colquhoun Ltd., $5; Clay
ton Weston (Chicago) $10; Ruth
Swords(Michigan) $4.
Governor
visits
Miss Ellen Lindsay, Exeter,
George Lindsay, University of
Waterloo, and Jim Butcher, St;’
Thomas, spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. John Lindsay.
On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Lind
say accompanied Les Elliott
The Order of St. John, or St.
John Ambulance as it is pop.
ularly known today, traces its
origins back to the year 1099
and the Crusades, thus making
it the oldest order of chivalry
in the Commonwealth.
In 1966 the St. John Ambu
lance “Save a Life” program,
free two-hour classes in mouth^ •
to-mouth and other methods pf
artificial respiration, gradua
ted more than' 160,000 Cana
dians in the techniques of life
saving.
The regular dinner meeting
of the Lions Club Qi Bayfield,
was held at the Little Inn on
Tuesday evening, September 28.
President Lion George Mavor
presided.
The speaker of the evening,
District Governor, Lion John
W. Taylor of Alliston was in
troduced by Lion Harvey Cole-
man. Lion Taylor addressed the
meeting on the subject of ‘lion-
ism’. Slides were also shown
of the 50th anniversary cele
bration of Lions International
held in Chicago this year.
Lion F. McFadden, a former
Alliston boy, thanked Lion Tay
lor for his interesting speech
and the color slides shown.
.Several guests were present,
including Lion John Lyons,
Alliston, and Walter Erickson,
Bayfield.
The regular dinner meet
ing of the Club will be held on
October 10 at the Little Inn.
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Hensail Kinettes resume »
rummage
fie. Next meeting will be held'1
October 25.
. HENSALL - Hensall Kinette
Club resumed their meetings
Wednesday, September 27 for
Which Mrs. Bob Caldwell, pre
sident, was hostess at her home.
Plans were outlined for their
annual fail rummage sale to be
, held November 4, They de
cided to canvass the village for
the March of Dimes in January
to purchase a Christmas gift
for their adopted child in Italy;
and attend a theatre party in
London to celebrate their 11th
anniversary,
Mrs, Jim Hyde won the raf-
LONDESBORO
LONDESBORO -- Visitors on
Monday evening with Mr. and
Mrs, Bert Shobbrook were Miss
Idena McLean, Mr, and Mrs,-
Russel Cottle, Mr, and Mrs.
Percy Harrison, Mr. and Mrs.
Ephriam Cottle of Sault Ste
Marie, Mr. and Mrs. Harry .. cooked cottage rolls is greatly
Sturdy, Goderich; Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Vodden, Clinton; Nelson
Lear and Kenneth Vodden.H * * *
Mrs. Lily Lavis of Clinton
visited with Mrs. Harve flunk
ing last week. x* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Will Agnew
pf Chesley spent Wednesday
with William Govier and Mrs.
Webster.
PERSONALS
Mr, and Mrs, Ross MacMil
lan, David and Tommy of Wat
erloo, spent Sunday with the lat
ter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Laird Mickle.
* * *
Mrs, Bruce Moir who has
been a patient in South Huron
Hospital, Exeter, returned
home last Friday.
♦ * *
Flowers in the United Chur ch
Sanctuary on Sunday morning
were in loving memory of Mrs.
Rheta Charles, placed by her
family,
* * *
Hensall WI will hold their
October meeting on Wednesday
October fl, in the Legion Hall
a| 8:15 p.xp,
, ♦ ♦ ♦
Mp, and Mrs, Laird Mickle
Visited last Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs, Keith HUlier of Lon
don.
♦ - ♦ ♦
Mp. and Mrs. S, McQueen,
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Snell and.
Ken Ferguson, spent Sunday in
Blenheim with Mr. and Mrs. Don
Rigby, Mr. and Mrs. McQueen
remained for the week.
The eating quality of. fully,
enhanced by some further cook,
ing either in the oven or in
Water, Bake such rolls to an
internal temperature of 130 de.
grees or simmer in water for
about 3Q minutes per pound.
Remove the plastic casing
from a cottage roll before bak.
ing, but just prick it in one
or two places before cooking
the roll in water, then remove
it before serving.
VARNA — Mr. and Mrs. Carl
W or dock and family of Fern
dale, Michigan and Miss Mary
King of Bay City, Michigan
visited on the weekend at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, Fred
McClymont.
'♦ ♦ ♦
Cecil Oke of London called
on friends here last Sunday.* t- *
The sympathy of this com*
munity goes out to the family
of the late Ernest McClinchey
in their recent bereavement.* * *
Representives of the local
Orange Lodge attended the zone
rally at Listowel last Friday
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