Clinton News-Record, 1977-01-06, Page 15n
The Bayfield bugle
(continued from page 12)
Christmas Pay visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Norm
Talbot were Mr. and Mrs. Les
• Talbot, and Cari-Lynn
Thompson, Manitoba; Mr.
and Mrs. Dave Talbot, Lea
Anne and Christopher from
London; Mr. and Mrs. Doug
Talbot, Debbie, Wendy and
Lisa an Mr. Ray Shell of
Bayfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
_Ludlow of Mississauga were
with the latter's parents, Mt
and Mrs. Ken Lynn over
Christmas.
Dr. Ralph Nichols and his
wife, Dr. Doris Nichols of
Toronto, accompanied by
Mrs. Fred McEwen, were
visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Dalton Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Deller,
Kerry and Scott'of Erin
visited , during the holiday
with relatives. and were
guests at a family Christmas
dinner at the,home of Mr. and
Mrs. Don Haw on Monday.
Miss Anne Haw spent a few
days during the holiday with
friends in London.
Mr. ar> ,..Mrs. Ken Mackie
and family, London spent
Christmas with her brother
and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Arnold Makins and family.
Mr. Robert MacVean
arisited with his parents in
Scotland during the holiday
sea4On.
Miss Barbara Graham, of .
Coquitlam B.C. is visiting„her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pat
Graham and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Graham
Reddoch of Toronto were with
the former's parents, Rev. J.
and Mrs. R"eddoch at
Christmas.
The stormy weather around
New Yeat's made driving
conditions hazardous and
cancellations were made in
some of the planned
travelling.
As we watched and enjoyed
the Rose Bowl Parade on New
Year afternoon, we thought
of our good friends,. Mr. and
Mrs. Claire Merner, who are
at present visiting with their.
daughter Doris, Mrs.
Gillespie, her husband and
family near Pasadena, where
the parade took place.
Mrs. V. Morton visited with
relatives in Ottawa during the
Christmas holiday.
Indigestion ? Never! say men
The Congregation of Trinity
Anglican Church are
reminded of their Annual
Vestry Meeting on Monday
qk evening, Jan. 10 at 6 p.m in
the Parish Hall. The •men of
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the Parish are preparing the
supper.
It former years are any
indication, it should prove to
be a very nice evening.
By Mary Chessell
Elliott—La Liberte
A pretty wedding took place,._.
in Varna United Church on
Monday, ` Dec. 27th, when
Dawn La Libertd of Seaforth
and Ross Elliott of RR 2,
Staffa were., united in
marriage.
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. Henny La Liberte of
Toronto, and the groom is the
son of Mrs. Florence Elliott of
Varna. Rev. Alex Taylor
' performed the cerernoriy. The
organist, Mrs. Douglas
McAsh, played thewedding
music.
Given in marriage by her
grandfather, Arie G.lim of
Seaforth, the bride wore a
satin 'palazzo pant suit and.
carried twored roses. ”
The matron of honour was
Mrs. Bruce Elliott of Toronto,
who wore a floor -length blue
and white; organdy gown, and
carried one red rose. Bruce
Elliott, brother of the groom,
was best man.
The bride's mother wore a
black velvet pant suit, and4.he-
groom's mother a wine pant.
suit. Ushers were Roy Elliott.
of Egmondville and Norman ,
Smith of. Varna. Following
the wedding, a smorgasbord
dinner. was . served at the
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bridal couple's home, RR 2;
Staff a.
Guests were present from
Beamsville, Toronto,
Grimsby,Caledonia, St.
Catharines, Kitchener,
Ripley, Dungannon, , Walton,'
Seaforth, St. » Marys,
Holmesville, Egmondville
and Varna.
Social Notes
Guests with Mr: and Mrs.
Brian .MCAsh and family on
Christmas Day were Mr. and
Mrs. -Albert, Chaisson of
Ottawa, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
MacLean and family of Mt.
Brydges, Mr. and Mrs. F.
Luciani and family of Lon-
don, and Mr. and Mrs. Jake
De .. .Koyter and -family ,
Clinton.
We'd like to welcome Jim
and Dianne Kirton arid
children to the .village. They
moved into their apartment
over the store last weekend.
.Wiener Roast Coming
The Christmas tree burning
and wiener roast will be held
at the ball diamond on Friday
night, Jan. 7 (weather per-
mitting) at 9 P.M.
'Everyone i,; welcome.,_
Please bring your hot-dogs,
Christmas tree and coffee,
Visibility
was
snowstorm
nearly a foot
, north of Bartliff's.
reduced
hit
that
of
to a few feet even in town last Friday during
the area. Areas to the south and east enjoyed sunny
fell in Clinton. This „picture was taken from Albert
(News -Record photo)
Aq
the height of the
weather while
Street, 20 feet
snow
Tuckersmith Group 1 UCW
Brucefield United Church, •
held their annual Christmas
dinner on Thursday evening,
December 9th, with almost a
'full attendance. At 6:30, a
delicious chicken dinner was
served by Mrs. Muriel Allan.
Mrs. Jean Henderson was
in charge of the regular
meeting that followed the
dinner. Mrs. Mary Broadfoot
and Mrs. Muriel: Allan took
the Devotion and Mrs. Alice
Scott then proceeded to ac-
company a hymn sing at the
piano.
Mrs. Read read the reading
and Mrs. Allan. read the
scripture. Mrs. Broadfoot
received the offering,
following the singing of a
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Christmas •hymn. The of-
fering was then dedicated by
Mrs. Allan. 'The minutes of
the November meeting were
given by Mrs. Doris Sillery
and the treasurer's' report
was -read by Mrs. Berry. ,Mrs.
Berry reported a very suc-
cessful year and said $186 had
been raised by the penny
contest. Mrs. Broadfoot read
thank -you cards from the ill
and shut-in.
Mrs. Jean Henderson
chaired the business portion
of the meeting and reported.
that the cook books had
arrived. Most of the $2 books
have•been sold with more on
order. The meeting regretted
Mrs.. Jean Henderson's
resignation due to her in-
volvement in other activities..
She W ll..',:..;remain as vice -
'president. Mrs. Marjorie
Broadfoot ' is taking the
president's chair for the
coming year. Mrs. E. Hen-
derson then rung , the
Christmas bells and a contest
was conclu'cted by those in
charge and lovely gifts were
exchanged. A cup of c ee
and cookies were enjoyed y
all and a social hour was h ld.
The January meeting will
be held in the afternoon on the
9th. Mrs. Jean Henderson and
Mrs. Berry will be in charge
of the meeting with Mrs. 14.
McCartney. and Mrs. M.'
Walter serving the lunch. The
roll call will be 'Wish.'
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United Church Notes
Greeting into the sanctuary
on Sunday morning were
Garnet Wright and' Nick
Whyte. Ushers were Greg-
Andrews,
regAndrews, David Reid, Dennis
Fothergill and Tom Pollard.
Mrs. Allen Bosman sang two"
solos, accompanied, by Mrs.
Helen McGregor on the
organ. Rev. McDonald read a
children's story.
Junior teachers were Mrs.
Nick ..Whyte, and Susan
Jamieson.
Personals
Sympathy is extended to
the family of Wm. A: Mair,
who passed away at
Huronview on Thursday,
December' 30, at the age of 90.
Mr' Mair is survived by his
daughter, Mrs_. Matthew
(Erma) Robinson, Toronto,
and his sister. He was a life-
long resident of Concession 9
Lot 34, until his retirement in
1946.
Congratulations are ex-
tended to Mr. and Mrs. John
Lyons on the birth of their
son, Timothy. -Russell Gor-
don, born on December 27th,
in Stratford General Hospital.
Timothy is a brother for Sara
and the first grandson for Mr.
and Mrs. Russel Good.
Miss Dorothy Little was
admitted to Clinton Public
Hospital on Friday,
December 31, and was
transferred by ambulance on
Sunday morning to Toronto's
Western Hospital.
Mr. 'and Mrs.. Ted
Fothergill and family pent
Boxing Day at the home of
By Mrs. Bert Shobbrook
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Simpson,
Owen Sound:
. Christmas Day . vis.iters
with Mr. and Mrs. Lyons and
Sara, were his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Lyons,
Melvin, Murray, and Linda,
I,.ucknow, and her Iptrents,
Mr. and Mrs. Russel -Good.
•Mrs. Alice Davidson spent
the, Christmas weekend in
Toronto with her mother,
Mrs. Grace FaireyL an4uher
sisters, Mr..:and Mrs. Byron
Pollock and Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Lumac.They also
visited with Ralph's sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Cryderman at Keswick and
with Mrs. Mabel Kay at
Belhaven.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lear
spent New Year's with her •
sister, Mrs. Lear in
Burlington.
Mr. and Mrs. David
Fairservice and Maureen of
Dollard Des Armeaux, Que.,
spent one week of their
Christmas holidays with his..
mother, Mrs. Myrtle Fair -
service.
Capt.. and Mrs. Richard
Shaddick returned to their.
home in Burnaby, B.C. ° on
Tuesday, from Toronto
International Airport.
Mrs. Verema Bone of
Wingham, spent the New
Year's weekend with her
brother, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lawrie,
Robbie and Jennifer of Kit-
chener, spent the weekend
with . her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Thompson.
Mrs.. George Cowan and
Mrs. Gordon Robinsonspent
Christmas weekend Friday
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to Monday, with Mr. and'Mrs.
Bill Cowan and Greg in -
Hanover.
Visiting on Boxing Day with _
-Mr. and Mrs. Arie Duizer was
their nephew, • Gerrit and .,
Ellen Duizer, and their
family, Susan, John and Tom
of Denmark. Also'w,isiting, the
couple on Boxing Day was
their daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Lyndon and family;
Clinton. -
,Mr, Tony Sleewrienhoek of
'Kitcliener, spent two days
last week, with his aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Arie Duizer.
New Year's Day visitors
with Mrs. Alice Davidson was
her niece, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Lovell and family, Acton.
,Mr. and Mrs. Arie Duizer
spent New Year's, Day with
their daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Hunking and family.
The Women's Institute
meeting will be held on
Wednesday; January 12, at 2
p.m. under the Public
Relations committee. Please
note change of time.
Sunday visitors with Mr,
and Mrs, Lloyd Pipe was her
brother, Mr.. and Mrs. Orval
Hooper, Ailsa Craig.
The W.I. card party will be
held on Friday night, January
7th at 8:30 p.m. Beryl Reid,
Genevieve Allen, Alice
Buchanan and Annie Vincent
are to be in charge of the
meeting.
Mr. 011ie Henderson was
admitted to Seaforth Hospital
on December 27th and to
Seaforth Manor Nursing
Home on Monday, January
3rd.
Mr. Ken Vodden spent New
Year's' wit1i " his sister, Mr.<
and Mrs. Bert Shaddick.
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