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PERSONAL
■■ Moran, H» Newman, Louis
lenck, " Joe Battran, Frank
Bkhouse, Jim Gayder,' St,
Iherines,' and P.W. Glass,
Mills, stayed at the Albion
■el last week while on a
■ting trip. They took a 200
■nd buck and a doe with them
■their return homo.I * * *[Mr. and Mrs. Joe Beechie
Id children, London, spent the
lekend at“ their village home.
[Mr. and Mrs. John Lindsay
d Mr. and "Mrs. R. Jenkins
ent the weekend at Hamilton
d Smith Falls.
♦ * *
Mr, and Mrs. W.E. Parker
sited their sons and families
London and Dorchester for
j weekend.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sturgeon,
jrnard Sturgeon, Doug
?meinhardt, Mr. andMrs. Mel
lartin and Mr. and Mrs. Gil-
ert Knight, attended the funeral
,pf the late Orville Gemeinhardt
In Saginaw, Michigan on Thurs
day, Novembei’ 9. Mr. Gemein
hardt was the brother of Mrs.
Sturgeen, Mrs, Knight and Doug :
Gemeinhardt,
* * *
The Scqut tropp appreciated
the gifts of used toys so far received’ but they still need
more for their project. The
next full meeting will be on
November 28 when badges will
be presented and an investiture
held.
■f*Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Stur
geon, Preston, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank (Jean) Anderson and
family, St, Marys, Mr. and Mrs.
Stuart Sturgeon, Hespler, and
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis (Helen)
Bisback, Clinton! visited their
father in Clinton Public Hos
pital on Sunday. Mr. Ed. Stur
geon is at Clinton prior to re
turning to London.
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Latest contributions to Bay-
field Community Centre fund
are Brown Lindsay, $20; Mrs.
Myrtle Parker, $5; Mrs, Kay
R. MqLeob, $5; Miss Jeanne
Sjaarda, $5; Mrs. Nan Howard,
$10; Anonymous, $10,
jj: of? ift
The Rt. Rev, HarplclF. Apple
yard, Bishop of Georgian Bay
will bo at Trinity Anglican
Church
service
11 a.m.
celled.
on Sunday evening for
of confirmation,
service Will be
SEAFORTH
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Presents:
THE
Clinton News-Record, Thursday/ Nov, 16, 1967 3
The
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Catherine and Gerald
ling entertained in honour of
their parents Mr. and Mrs.
Fraser Stirling at a dinner party
at the Pizza Patio on Friday.
The occassion being the 25th
wedding anniversary of Mr, and
Mrs. Stirling. Mrs. John Turner
and Walter Bell were also pre
sent.
Grand Bend
Joe Bettram and Jim Gay den, both of St.
Catharines were in the party of hunters visit
ing Bayfield last week who bagged a buck and
a doe during the deer hunting season. Here
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they are seen loading their car for the trip
home - and doubtless arrived in their hometown
with much pride and pleasant anticipation of a
taste of venispn.
St. Andrew's UCW
donate to CNIB
The meeting of st, And
rew’s United Church Vnit H
was held November 8, at the
home of Mrs. Don Campbell.
The meetingopenedwithWor
ship led by Mrs. Japk Scotch
men and Mrs. Don Haw*
Roll call showed 13 ladies
present. Tea end birthday mom
ey was given with one birthday
for the month and the gift of
the month won by Mrs. Allan
Hutchings.
It was moved by Mrs. Arn
old Malcins and Mrs. Don Camp
bell that the group donate to
the CNIB,
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The ladies will go to the Ont
ario Hospital on Monday night,
November 20 and are invited
to a shower for Benny Howlett
in the Church on Wednesday
November 15.
The officers for next year
• /
were disputed with two offices
being filled and the others left
until next meeting.
RECEPTION
AND DANCE
’ For
Mr. and Mrs. John Lawrie
(nee Linda Thompson)
LONDESBORO
COMMUNITY HALL
Friday, Nov. 17
NORRIS* ORCHESTRA
Lunch counter in hall
- EVERYONE WELCOME -
lady seeks answers
from Bayfield's historians
Twenty-two members of the
Bayfield Branch of the Histor
ical Society met on Monday-
evening at Clifton, Home of
Brig, and Mrs. F. A, Clift.
Following the secretary and
treasurer’s report, a letter was
read from a Mrs, Frances
Eagleson of Grand Bend,
requesting information regard
ing the early history of the
Eagleson family in Bayfield.
A nominating committee was
appointed consisting of Mrs,
Elva Metcalf, Mrs. J. E. Hovey
and F. A. Clifts Mrs. E. W,
Oddleifson gave a report on
the hasti-notes and the street
signs. Mrs. Helen Cobb told
the members that the boxes
of hasti-notes with seasonal
greetings inside had been
placed in all stores for sale.
The speaker for the evening
Brig. Clift gave an informative
talk on the early history of Bay-
field and later outlined future
planning for the village. He also
' read' an excerpt from Beldon's
Historical Atlas concerning
Bayfield, after which he sug
gested nine topics of future
meetings. The members thought
it 'advisable to have regular
monthly meetings instead of bi
monthly as at present.
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STARTING
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BINGO
BOWLING
‘WmMhiting
Linda Dangcil, who is Sis
ter Ann in “The Flying Num”,
feels quite at home in her part
in the comedy series. Linda
grew up in parochial schools
where the nuns wore habits very
similar to those won in the
story of life in the Convent San
Tanco in old Sa.n Juan.
Miss Dangcil was born in
San Francisco where at the
age of three she began her
show business career in a sing,
ing-dancing vaudeville act with
her brother Mel.
The Dangcils moved to Holly
wood when Linda was ten and
she attended Precious Blood
School where her teachers, the
nuns, were of great help to her
in her work - teaching her
their Irish dances and songs,
and making it possible for her
to be absent from school when
she had an engagement in a
motion picture or on stage in
one of the Mexican-American
theatres around California
where she and her brother fre
quently' entertained. Later she
went on to Immaculate Heart
Higtv-.S.chX30i rand^college iwhere’
she,, majored. ifh Ma.ty^ ar-t^ ,t t r| J
Soon after movingtoSouthern
California, Linda played a part
in the movie “Tropic Zone”,
which starred Ronald Reagan
and Rhonda Fleming. She also
appeared in such films as
“Miss Sadie Thompson” and
“Apache”, and in later hits,
“The Magnificent Seven,” “El
Dorado” and “West Side
Story”.
On stage Linda played a little
girl role in “Peter Pan” with
Mary Martin, the production
which began in Los Angelesand
San Francisco and enjoyed a
successful run at the Winter
Garden in New York.
On TV Miss Dangcil has play
ed parts, in many series, in
cluding “Maverick”, “Sugar—
foot,” “Stagecoach West,”
“The Rifleman”, “Tall Man”,
“I Spy”, “The Islanders”,
“Branded”, “Kraft Theatre,”
and others.
“The Flying Nun” is seen
on the CTV network Thursdays
at 7 p.m.
IN 2 WEEKS
AT
CROWN LANES
and JackpotMrs, W. E, Parker, Mrs.
LeRoy Poth and F. A. Clift
were named as a committee to
plan programs. Harry Baker,
on behalf of all present, extend
ed appreciation to the speaker
and thanked him and Mrs. Clift
for their hospitality.
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