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12 Clinton News-Record, Thursday, Nov. 9t 1967
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Correspondent: AUDREY BELLCHAMBER — Phone 565-2864, Bayfield
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all accepted by the Bayfield correspondent.
Mrs. Newton Brady ofHamil-
ton, was the guest of Canon and
Mrs. F. H. Pauli, for several
days last week.
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Mr. and Mrs, George Budden,
of Woodstock, were guests of
Mr. and Mrs, F.P. Arkell over
the weekend.
WEDDING
By BELLCHAMBER
About a dozen volunteers were on hand Friday
night to assist in the renovation project at
the Bayfield community centre. The men poured
concrete flooring in two dressing rooms and
the boiler room, while a group of ladies con-
ferred on where to place appliances and cup-
boards in the new canteen. Above, volunteer
helpers seem happy at their work. (Photo by
Bellchamber)
Veterans
at church
attend service
and cairn
The Library Committee en
tertained at the home of Mrs.
,E. A. Clift on Tuesday after-
nopn. The pleasant occasion was
in honour of two retiring mem
bers, Mrs. Robert Scotchmer
and Mrs, H. H. Ormond.
The ladies were presented
with gifts as a small mark of
appreciation of their many
years of Library service.
Work
progresses
The approach of winter
doesn’t appear to effect the
enthusiasm of the Communityiw
centre volunteer workers-Fri-'
day night, about a dozen of them
were hard at work in the Arena
addition, mixing and pouring ,
cement, completed that night:
were two dressing rooms and
boiler room floors, Some of the
ladies were there also, deciding
where the appliances and cup
boards .^hBuld go in the new
canteen.;- The village is very w
fortunite to have such a ded
icated group of men and women
working for the community.
The Community Centre fund
has' grown by $200 the past two
weeks.
Anonymous, $50; “Act Fast”
$95; Anonymous, $50; Ger
rards, Goderich, $5,
* * *
F/L R. A. Simons returned
to Downsview onSaturday, after
spending several days at “Shan
gri-La” his village residence.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Shep-
pard of Albany, Oregon, spent a
few days last week with their
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. John
Watson of the Bronson Line.
The 1967 Remembrance Day
Parade of veterans formed up
at the
marched to Trinity Anglican
Church
service, the address was given
by Rev. Canon F.H. Pauli.
After the church service the
parade reformed and marched
to Clan Gregor Park for a short
service at the Cairn. Prayers
were offered by Donald Beck,
St. Andrew’s United Church;
Pastor B. H. Eaton, Bayfield
Baptist Church; Rev. E. J. B.
Harrison, Trinity Anglican
Church and benediction given
by Canon Pauli.
The roll call was read by Lyle
Albion Hotel and
for the, memorial
Hill, wreaths were laid on be
half of the Province of Ontario,
by Mrs. George Hopson; Vil
lage of Bayfield by Councillor
E. W. Odeleifson; Royal Can
adian Legion Branch 140, J. E.
Hovey; Bayfield Baptist Church
Mrs.’ Russ Kerr; Knox Presby
terian Church, Mrs. B. R. Men-
Maitland Con. &
MRS. BILL
Phone 482-3263
erey; St. Andrew’s United
Church,Ted Dunn; Trinity An-
glican Church, Fred Arkell;
LOL 24 Malcolm Toms; Bay-
field Lions Club, Harry Baker;
Scouts and Cubs, Ricky West
lake and Jeff Beck; Guides and
Brownies, Wendy Greer and
Valerie Merner.
15th Goderich
LOBB
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Richard C.
Moore were in Detroit for sev-
" eral days last week.
Donate to assoc.
The SS No. 4 Community Club
met November 1 at the home of
Mrs, Bill Lobb for the monthly
meeting.
The vice president, Mrs. R.E.
Thompson opened the meeting
with the Creed and The Lord’s
Prayer.
Roll
eleven
tors.
The
minutes of the October meet
ing. The treasurer reported the
club had a balance of $136.
Mrs. Donald Forbes will be
hostess for the December meet-
ing on December 6 at which
an exchange of gifts
held.
A motion was made
the Retarded Children
tion of $10.
The meeting was closed with
the Mizpah Benediction.
Lunch was served with Mrs.
Harry Oakes and Mrs. Jack
Tebbutt assisting the hostess.
Call was answered by
members and five visi-
secretary read the
The Holmesville “Bedroom
Belles” have been meeting
every Saturday for the past
seven weeks. Roll call at the
last meeting was, “A new sew
ing technique I have learned”.
Eighteen members were pre-
sent.
The rest of the time was spent
working on the projects. Miss
Carroll will be at the next
meeting to be held Saturday,
November 4 at 9 a.m.
* * *
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Lobb on the birth
of their third son who was
born in St. Joseph Hospital,
London, on Friday, November
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The eighth meeting of the
Holmesville “Bedroom Belles”
was held November 4. Minutes
were read by Nancy Ginn. All
members were present. The
Roll Call was “How I improved
my bedroom”.
Miss Carroll attended and
explained the process of judging
the cotton accessories for the
bedroom.
When Clipton Lions convene
next Tuesday evening at St,
Paul’s Parish Hall at <5s3O p.m.
they will have as their guest
speaker, the District Governor
of Lions International, Lion?
John W, Taylor, of AUlston,
Ontario.
Lion John W. Taylor has been
a member of the AUlston Lions
Club since September 1954, and
has maintained a perfect attend,
ance record. During the past
twelve years he has steadily ’
progressed in his club and pls»
trict. .
While serving as president in
his 1964-65 term of office, Lion
John was awarded the Melvin
Jones Medallion for member
ship. He has personally spon
sored ten new members and
holds a Membership Advance,
ment Key. >
Lion Taylor served with the
Canadian Armoured Corps for
six years and was wounded in
Europe in 1944. He was in
valided home to Canada after
• hospitalization in France and
England.
KING - TURNER
White , and fall-toned shasta
mums and lighted candelabra
decorated Trinity Anglican
Church, Bayfield, Saturday
evening for the wedding of Shar-
on Gayle Turner and Bryan
Alfred King,
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner,
Bayfield, and the groom is the
. son of Mr. J.E, King of Bur
lington.
The double ring candlelight
ceremony was performed by the
Rev, E.J.B, Harrison. Mrs.
Donald Johnston was organist
and accompanied the soloist,
Mrs. Mary Lou Smith, aunt
of the groom, when she sang,
“The Voice That Breathed O’er
Eden”, “O Perfect Love’’ and
“The Wedding Prayer”.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride was lovely in
a formal gown of cloud white
delustred satin peau-de-soie
fashioned in Empire style, with
long lilypoint sleeves. Mini
ature lace daisies edged the tiny
yoke from which fell a chapel
train.
Her full length, four tiered,
silk illusion veil was held in
place by a crescent of satin
and lace flowers. She carried
a cascade of white shasta mums,
orange delight roses and olive
green ribbon.
Mrs. Nancy Mullholland,
Stratford, matron of honor, and
bridesmaids, Miss Judy King,
sister of the groom, Burling
ton, and Miss Doris McKay,
Stratford wore original floor
length gowns of orange paisley
chiffon over taffeta. The gowns
were accented at the empire
waistline with olive green velvet
ribbon. Their headpieces were
matching chiffon and velvet
bows, and they carried cas
cades of white shasta mums
and green velvet ribbons.
Miss Wendy Turner, Bayfield
cousin of the bride, as flower
girl wore a full length illite
chiffon ovex’ taffeta dress,
styled on Empire lines, featur
ing tiny puffed sleeves. Her
headpiece was of olive green
velvet ribbon and white shasta
mums, and she carried a mini
ature replica of the bride’s
bouquet.
Thomas Sager, Goderich,
cousin of the bride, acted as
ring bearer.
Best man was Wayne Smith,
London, uncle of the groom
and guests were ushered by
Ronald Hart, Brantford, and
Philip Turner, Stratford, bro
ther of the bride.
Receiving guests at the recep.
tion held in the Trinity Parish
Hall, the bride’s mother wore
a mink-toned silk ribbon knit
suit, a velvet hat in autumn
shades, brown accessories and
a corsage of orange delight
roses. A two-piece beige wool
suit with brown accessories
and a corsage of yellow roses
was the choice of the groom’s
mother.
The hall was decorated with
standards of fall flowers. The
bride’s table was centred with
a four tiered wedding cake
flanked by silver candelabra.
For' a wedding trip to New
York State the bride wore a two-
piece suit of winter white wool,
with royal blue and navy ac
cessories and a corsage of
white orchids.
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan King
. will reside in London.
Huron County Warden Donald MacKenzie and his wife, Florence
were honoured at a Warden’s Banquet, heldWednesday, November
1, in the dining hall of North Street United Church. Above, Mrs.
McKenzie tries out the handsome lounge chair presented to
them by fellow members and employees of Huron County Council.
(Staff Photo)
Ag rep shows trip slides
Hurondale ladies
Members of Clinton and
Clandeboye Women’s Institutes program^ and the roll call was
were entertained by Hurondale a -----
WI at the October meeting held clipped suitable for a scrapbook,
in Caven Church recently
Agricultural Repres-
Douglas Miles showed
and commented on his
the. British Isles and
The motto “The past
Huron
entative
pictures
trip to
Europe,
cannot be changed but the future
is in your hands” was discussed
by Mrs. Bev Morgan. Miss Bar
bara Dougall favored with piano
solos.
Mrs. Edwin Miller chaired the
answered with a current event
Mrs. Gerald McFalls gave a talk
• on the province of Prince Edward
Island.
Mrs. Harry Strang and Mrs. ,
Garnet Hicks were honored with
WI life memberships, the for
mer being addressed by Mrs.
Alvin Moir and presented ■ by •
Mrs. Hicks while Mrs. Arthur
Rundle spoke to the latter and
Mrs. John Pym made the pres
entation.
BE A BLOOD DONOR
entertain
Mrs. William Dougall and Mrs.
Mervyn Dunn reported on the
local leaders’ training school
for the short course “Baking
with Yeast”. Meetings will be
arranged in the near future to
take the course. Summary Day
is in January.
A busload is being arranged
to attend the London Area Con
vention at the Carousel Motel,
London,, Tuesday, November 7.
The convention also extends to
Wednesday, November 8. Mrs.
Harry Strang is area president
and will chair the sessions
Decorations
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* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Sprague, Detroit, spent Wed-,
nesday until Sunday at “Holley
Lodge.”
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Pruss,
Janice and, Charlie, of London,
spent the weekend at their cot
tage.* * *
Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Parker,
Charlie and Kim, London, vis
ited his parents, Mr. and Mrsa
W.E. Parker for the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Flowers
returned last week from a
months vacation. Visiting their
son, RCMP Constable Ron
Flowers and Mrs. Flowers, in
Vancouver. They accompanied
them on a motor trip to Cali-
fornia, where they visited Los
Angeles, Sandiago, Mexico and
other points of interest.
to give
a dona-
will be
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REMEMBRANCE
SERVICES
NOVEMBER 11th
9:30 A.M
fcOYAL CANADIAN LEGION HALL
KIRK ST. - CLINTON
10:30 A.M.
PARADE TO CENTOTAPH
10:45 A.M* * *
Please, please, ScoutandCub
mothers search your basements
patios, closets, or whereever
the travelling Scout basket got
relegated to in the summer
rush ■ and return it to Mrs.
G. Bellchamber.
SERVICE AT CENOTAPH
UNDER AUSPICES OF:
ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION, BRANCH 140
AND THE CLINTON MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION
* * *
Bayfield Hockey Club is off
to a good start in their 1967-68
games. Last Tuesday they play
ed the Ontario Hospital team,
and tied the game 2-2. On Wed-
. nesday they played Holmesville
and won, 8-5.
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