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Citizens News, July 13, 1977
Bayfield couple mark 50th
A very happy occasion took
place iri St. Andrews United
Church last Wednesday when Mr,
& Mrs. J.O. Hughes celebrated
their 50th anniversary. •
They received seventy guests
, and were seated in front of a rose
arbor beautifully decorated with
gold streamers, bells and
flowers.
The tables were very attractive
with gold lace cloth, lighted
candles and flower arrangements
of roses and daisies.
Mr. & Mrs. Hughes have one
son, Dr. J.D. Hughes who with his
wife, his daughter Anne and his
three sons Paul, Steven and
Bobby were all present from
Marquette Michigan for, this
happy event.
The three younger grand-
children were in charge of the
Guest Book.
Lillian Penhale and Esther
Makins poured tea. Ruth
McAlister Williams of New York,
Ethel Poth and Freida Scotchmer
served the guests.
Mr. & Mrs. Hughes are a highly
esteemed couple in our com-
munity and were the recipients of
lovely cards and gifts.
They expressed their thanks to
their guests for coming also to
those who poured tea and served,
also to the ladies who worked in
the kitchen and all others who
helped to make their golden
anniversary a memorable oc-
casion.
The best wishes of the com-
munity are extended to Mr. &
Mrs. Hughes for many more
happy years together.
For this occasion the
Orange walk plans
finalized in Varna
Plans for the traditional
Orange Walk to be held in
Bayfield on July 16 were finalized
at a committee meeting in Varna
this week.
The celebration, sponsored by
the lodges of South Huron, in-
cludes the county lodges of
Essex, Kent, Lambton, Mid-
dlesex -Elgin, West Bruce, North
and South Perth as well as North
and South Huron.
A speaker's platform will be
erected in Clan Gregor Square
and the speaking will precede the
parade.
Main speaker will be the Rev.
S. Bell of Wheatley. Mr. Bell was
a member of Woodham L. 0. L.
Special
attractions
come to fair
Mrs. Audrey Graham,
secretary treasurer of the
Bayfield Agricultural Society Old
Time Country Fair scheduled for
Sept. 2 and 3, reported that there
will be some special attractions
at the fair this year.
Besides the regular features
and exhibits, the North American
Champion Frisbee Catching -dog
"Gunner", featured at the
C.N.E., Toronto Sportsmans
Show and other Canadian and
U.S.A. shows will appear on
Saturday afternoon Sept. 3,
sponsored by the Carson --Elliott
Family Marina.
Saturday evening at 7:30 p.m,
there will be a talent and fun
show for old and young alike with
Judy Savoy of CFPL as emcee
and a dance Will follow with door
prizes being offered.
Judy will also be drawing the
winning tickets for a hind quarter
of prime beef; a ten pound ham
and a 15 pound turkey. Tickets
are available on these prizes now
and the proceeds will be given to
the Arena Fund.
The Clinton Legion Pipe Band
will lead the parade. This band
will be performing with a
mass pipe band at the Rose Bowl
parade this year.
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the Fair
July 22, 23
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while he served as rector of
Kirkton Anglican Church.
The parade will leave the
Square at approximately 2.00
p.m. It will proceed past the
senior citizens' apartment and
return to the Square by Main
Street.
The parade will be followed by
a fife and drum competition.
The Bayfield Lions Club in co-
operation with the County Lodge
will hold a number of events at
the arena and fairgrounds.
Included will be a refreshment
booth, rides for children, a ladies
softball tournament and a dance
to be held at night.
decorating was the work of Lulu
Scotchmer and Ruthanne Knight
In his earlier years Mr. Hughes
lived in Llanfyllin, Mon-
tgomeryshire Wales. He came
out in 1923.
Mrs, Hughes lived in Oswestry,
Shopshire England. She came out
in 1927 with Mrs. Hughes Sr., who
lived with them for many years
until her death.
This couple were married in
the Episcopal Church in Toledo,
Ohio and lived in Detroit for forty
years. They first came to
Bayfield to a cottage in Jowett's
Grove in 1929 with their four
month old son and continued to
come year after year. They
bought a lot and a cottage in the
Grove and in 1964 built their
home on the lot and moved to
Bayfield.
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