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BAYFIELD, Nov. 12. — Miss
Jean McKellar of London spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mr•e
John Lindsay.
Mrs. June Humphries and son
Carl spent the weekend wit
her . parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Kerr.
With Mr. and Mrs. K. Ferg
son on Sunday were: Mr. an
Mrs. AndyyMaletor and childre
of Strathroy; Mr. and Mrs. D
H. Rayinond and Mrs. RubMaletor of Crediton; NIr. an
Mrs. Ken Ferguson -Jr. and fou
children of London. They gatl
ered for a family dinner i
honor of Miss Della Lou Fergu
son, who was celebrating he
15th birthday.
Mr. Percy Renner returns
on Friday from Montreal Rive
where he spent two weeks wit
his father, Rev. Peter- Renne
of Wiarton. They were on.
hunting trip and were fortunat
enough to bring home a moose
Miss Ethel Blair of Londo
spent the weekend with he
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Blair
Messrs. James and Ernes
Kells called on Mr. • and Mrs. R
Kerr on Su day. They were re'
turning t Petrolia after a sue
cessftl hunting trip in Bruce.
James Ferguson
The community was shocked
last week to hear of the sudden Fergusondeath of Mr. James
of London. He was born -in
Bayfield, son of Mr. and Mrs.
James Ferguson. His father
predeceased him but his mother
is in Parkwood Hospital, Lon.
don.
Bishop of Georgian Bay
The Rt. Rev. H. F. G. Apple.
yard, Bishop of Georgian Bay,
was with Rev. Mr. Harrison for
the -weekend. He met forbreaie
fast with the Board of Manage-
ment in Trinity Anglican Parish
.Hall after conducting Commun-
ion Service at 8 a.m`i9 On Sufi -
day afternoon he was at, Middle.
• ton'sChurch for confirmation.
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{ On - Thursday, November 8,
the Trinity Club of Bayfield held
an open meeting in Trinity An-
glican parish hall. The meet-
ing was opened by the presi-
dent and a short devotional
service followed. The main
event of the evening wds the
showing of a film on India. Mr.
Alf Scotchmer kindly operated
the film for the club. Western
India was shown first with its
beautiful carvings and statues
in all the old temples and
caves. These, along with the
scenery. took the audience back
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I to the study of ancient history.
The next section .was that of
Northern India , showing. the
People at work and at
Play.
A vast differ-
ence in costumes and people
from that of western India was
noted. The greater part of the
population of Northern' India
are peasants, it was explained.
011e very interesting factor for
the women was the hair styling,
very elaborate with many flow-
ers and ornaments. Following
a short business period lunch
was served.
Remembrance Services
Remembrance Day services
were held in all local churches
-ori Sunday morning. The usual
cht rch parade took place for
veterans of Bayfield and • dis-
trict. Those 'forming the color
party were: Robert McVean,
Fred Weston, Legion; Terry
Fitzsimmons, George° Lindsay,
Scouts; Calvin Scotchmer, Cubs;
Lynda Scotchmer, Gayle Turn-
er, Guides. The parade of vet-
erans, Guides, Brownies, Scouts.
and Cubs followed' the color
party to ' ,the Presbyterian
Church where they joined in
the morning service, conducten
by Rev. D. J. Lane of Clinton.
In his sermon, he emphatically
stated that we must not break
faith with those who gave so
nobly of their lives; but above
all we must hold- fast to Chris-
tianity, or their dying will have
been in vain. At 12.30 people
from all churches ' gathered at
the cenotaph in Clan Gregor
Square where a short service
was held. Prayers were given
by Rev. A. G. Pease, St; An-
drew's United; Rt. Rev. Bishop
Appleyard; Rev. D. J. Lane;
Presbyterian, and Pastor L. Hob -
bins Baptist. Those placing
wreaths were: Mrs. Ruby Arm-
strong, for. -the Presbyterian
Church; Mr. A. Dunn, for St.
Andrew's United; Mr. A. Scotch
nier, for Trinity Anglican; Mrs.
R. Kerr;' for Baptist; Neil Bell -
chambers and Allen Pease; for
Scouts and Cubs; Janis Merner
and Sharon Heard, for Guides
and Brownies; Mr. Harvey Cole-
.
man, for Lions Club; Mr. S.
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Cann, for Legion; Mr, M. Toms,
for the L.,Q,Le Mrs. Q. Hopson,
for the - Province of Ontario,
and. Mr. F. Arkell, for the vil
lage of Bayfiield.
35th Wedding Anniversary
A *surprise party was held at
the home p£ Charles Scotch-
mer recently to honor Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Seotehmer on the oc-
casion of their 35th wedding
anniversary. The immediate
families- were present, Esther,
(sister of the bride) and Lloyd
Makins pinned on the corsage
and buttonaire alter which Nirs.
Gordon (Rose) Scotchmer read
an `address and the bride and
kroom of 35 years were pre-
sented with a wall barometer.
A social evening was enjoyed
after which the bride's cake
was cut and a lovely lunch was
served. • It was also the occasion-
of Gordon Scotchmer's birthdr)
and he was presented with a
smoking set. We wish Mr. -arid
Mrs.. Scotchmer man. , more
years of happy wedded' lite,
ASHFIELD
ASHFIELD, Nov. 12: Frank
Hamilton -is a patient in Kin-
cardine hospital having suffer-
ed a stroke.
Mr. and Mrs. William Ross and
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Howes spent
the weekend with relatives in
Oshawa.
Gordon Finlayson attended a
Trusteees' Conference i n
Guelph last Saturday.
Alvin Collinson spent a few
days at his home here while
his boat was tied up at Prescott
last week.
E. Douglas Horton
The death occurred in Wing -
ham hospital on November 3
of E. Douglas Horton, 74, fol-
lowing a lengthy illness. Ser-
vices were conducted by Rev.
R. MacLeod in the Johnson fun -
e 1 home on Tuesday. Burial
wain Kintail cemetery. Sur-
viving are one sister,, Mrs. W.
C. McFarland, Toronto; two bro-
thers, Leslie -of Buffalo, and Gor-
don of Winnipeg. He was pre-
deceased by his wife, the former'
Eva Mary Drennan, some years
ago.
JUNIOR 'B' HOCKEY
FRI., NOV. 16
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GODERICH MEMORIAL ARENA
Adults 75c'- Students 50c = 'Children 25c
Mr. any Mrs. C. M. Graham
of Kincardine will never have
to say they wished they 'lad
a picture of Gil at -the age of 11.
They recognized the fact tnat
he was going to grow into man-
hood all too soon. Now they
have a picture that in years
to come will bring back many
treasured memories of a -won-
derful age.
Capture that special age by
having a portrait done of your
child.
Call R. J. Nephew Photo-
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an appointment. If you plan
on having the portrait done in
time for Christmas, we sug-
gest you call today.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Doak,
Sue and Steve, Mrs. Will Doak
and Elwyn Doak spent the
weekend in Hamilton and at-
tended the hockey game be-
tween the Peterborough Petr:
and the Hamilton Red Wings.
Gary plays defense for the
Hamilton club. He is the eld-
est son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Doak,- Park St. , - 1
Awards Presented
(Continued from page 1) Arthur, B.A.:
Barbara Alexander, Jaynes.
Bridle, Rutii Brindley, Doreen
Clinchey, Judith Murphy, Blair
Redmond, Peter Rowlands,
Wayne lxeitz, 4rOrn Turner,
Jack Van der Meer, Paul Wel-
mark, Robert Watson, Anthony
Will amson.
Graduation Diplomas
C. Kalbileiscki, B,A., presented
the following secondary school
graduation 'diplomas:
Dwight Aldham, Bonnie Allen,
Pauline Anderson, Robert Ball,
Nancy Boyce, James Boy.es,
Paul Carroll, Clark Chisholm.
Lynda Crawford, Lorna Dailey,
Alice Dalton, Karen ,Dawson,
Klaas de. Groot, Donald Des
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chambault, Raymond Donnelly,
Evonne Drennan, Andrew Du -
bride, eDenpis Duckworth, John
Ervine, Douglas Fisher, Lynda
Foster, Norma Hamilton,. Ivan
.Harris, Susan Hindmarsh, John
Hinton, Ronald Homuth, Audrey
Hoy, Eunice Hoy, Roberta Huck -
ins, Martin Hurst, Sandra Jewell,
Beverley Johnston, Rebecca
Johnston, Audrey Jongejan,
David Kelly, Margje Koopinans,
George Liiithwaite, Andrew
Lang, Judith Linklater, Peggy.
Linklater, Paul Linklater,.. Gail
Lockhart, Shirley McCullough,
Bernice McDougall, Alexander
Mackenzie, David Neville, Gar-
nett Picot, Nancy Robinson,
John Ross, Heidemarie Schmidt,
Neta Sherwood, Lloyd Skeoch,
June Slater, Barbara Taylor,
Coby Terpstra, John Walter,
Edward Walzak, Barbara Wat-
son, Josephine Wedlock, Karen
Weigel, Judith Witmer, John
Wright, Peggy Young, Terry
Zoethout.
Commercial
The secondary school gradu-
ation diplomas, commercial,
ware presented by. W. G. Mac -
Buchanan, Ruth Durnin, Ethel
Fuller, Shirley Mallough, Joyce
Matthews, Diane Morris, Joyce
11fugford, Barry Prouse, Bever-
ley Scruton, Olive Shields, Pat-
ricia Simpson; Ann Van der Ley.,
Subject .Prizes
The subject prizes were
awarded by various members of
the teaching staff to the follow-
ing . winners: '-
Grade IX—Catherine Gould,
John Pirie, Martha Dragstra,
Daphne Dukelow, Jacques Naud,
Terry Hodges, Paul Dockstader,
Trudy Adams, Bonnie Weber,
Tina Terpstra, Melvi
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Carol Stoddart, i3iyan Feagan,
Grade XII, ---David Kelly, Paul
Linklater, John Hinton, Susan
llindmarsh, Bonnie Allen, June.
Slater, Barbara 'Watson, John
Ross, Klaas de Groot, Margje
Kooprnans, Ray Donnelly.
Special Commerce n1 -, Ruth
Durnin, Olive Shields.
Grade XIII—Wayne Feagan;
Wayne Treitz, Judy . Murphy,
John KalbfrIs+ch, Brian Turner,
Jack Van der Meer; Susan ('or -
less, John Kinkead.
KINGSBRIDGE
KINGSBRIDGE, Nov. 13. --
Mr. Raymond Heffernan retur-
ned home last week from Vic-
toria Hospital, London, where
Myrtle Borland, Maureen Dewds, he. was under observation for
Brian llaltotr.1 of a fall.
injuries sustained as a result
Grade X ---Gloria Jean Lutz,
Mary Etue, Barbara Foster,
Margaret Haines,. Colleen Con,
nelly, Martie Koopmans, Diane
Van Oenen, John McLean, Susan
Bell, Betty Idsinga, Ricky Mc- to extend a thank you to all
Gi-atten, Joan Fisher, Rosemary who helped her in the Signal-
Turland, Brian Dowds. Star subscription contest.
Grade XI -Nancy Watters, Miss Alice Dalton,' nurse -in -
Leo Hoogenboom, Brian Weaver, pital, Landon, was home for
pital London, was home for
Mr. Leo Courtney attended
the trustees' 'convention in
Guelph on Wednesday.
Miss Sharon Courtney wishes
Marj,owey,-eCarol Kalbileisch,
Reed Webb, Barry Bogie, Diane
Ilamilton, Richard .Jongejan,
the weekend and attended grad-
uation eiercises at the G.D.C.I.
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the weekend. .
Master Peter Frzyne had his
tonsils remoired ian Godr,�ch
hospital last week. k
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ST.9 GEORGE'S CHURCH
Nov. 18th, Twenty-second Sunday
• after, Trinity.
8,:30 a.m. Holy Communion.
10:00• a.m. Sunday School arid. Bible Class
10:50 a.m. Holy Communion and Sermon.
(Junior Congregaflq'n and Nursery)
7 p.m. Evensong.
Rector; REV. CANON KENNETH E. TAYLOR, M.A., D.D.
Mr. George Burgoin, Organist and Choirmaster.
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THE. UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA
North Street United Church
10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11:00 a.m. Morning Service ,
"0 God, that bread should be
'so dear, and flesh and blood
so cheap."
(N,ursery and Junior Congregation)
The REV,,,W. J. ten HOOPEN, B.A., B.D.
MR, L. H. DOTTERER,
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Knox Presbyterian Church t
THE REV. G. LOCKHART ROYAL, B'.A', Minister
Miss Marion Moore, Deaconess °
Mr. Herman de Jong, Director of Praise
10:00 a.m. Sunday School
10:10 a.m. Minister's Bible Class (Church Parlour)
11:00 a.m. Service of Divine Worship
Sermon: '"The Transforming Secret"
7:30 p.m. Young People's Society (Church Parlour).
THE SACRAMENT OF INFANT BAPTISM
Enter to Worship Depart to Serve
THE UNITED CHURCH .• OF CANADA
Victoria Street. United Church .
' 11:00 a.m.' Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship
"The Looking .Glass"
1:30 p.m. Benmiller, Church and Sunday School -
3:00 p.m. Union, Church after Sunday School
REV. CECIL A. DUKELOW, Minister.
MRS. J. SNIDER, :Organist.
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GODERICH BAPTIST CHURCH
Montreal Street Near The Square
10:00 a.m. Church School.
11:00 a,m. "Positive Christianity"
7:00 p.m. Evening Service
REV. E. VON, KEITZ, B.A., Minister.
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