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Seen here is Dave Gower, of RR 1, Goderich,
closely examining six paintings of Mrs. Ross Middle-
ton, of Bayfield. Mr. Gowers' wife is a member
of the Goderich Art Club, sponsors of the Art Mart
at Goderich Friday and Saturday. Therefore his
experience of judging his wife's works of art, well
qualifies him for a tour of the Art Mart. He offered
no comment, but we are sure that Mrs. Middleton
deserves much praise for her very fine effort.
BAYFIELD PERSONALS
BAITELD PERSONALS
An old school friend, John
Sauder, London, spent Sunday
with Carl Humphries.
If the law were enforced in
Bayfield as rigorously as it is
in neighboring communities.
maybe there would be less
reckless driving, squealing of
tires, and more safety for
children on foot and bicycles,
and consequently more peace of
mind for adults.
Rummage Sale Winners
Bayfield rummage sale, re-
ported last week, realized $320
for Pioneer Park Association.
Prizes donated by local mer-
chants were won by:
Mrs. Ken Mackie, Mrs. Gor-
don Karte, Mrs. Fraser Stirl-
ing, Norma Stewart, Mrs. J.
Wild, Rosemary Wild, Helen
Merrier, Barbara Wild, Gordon
Scotchmer, Paul Middleton,
Mrs. E. Robinson, John Grigg,
Calvin Scotchmer, Peter
Downe, Vicki Gallant,' Ann Mc-
Conkey, Mrs. M. E. Scott and
Paula Tillman. Special thanks
go to Hale and Willard Dresser
who again donated their servic-
es and use of their truck.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fisher,
Frank and Larry, St.. Agathe,
were in the village over the
weekend.
Mrs. Robert Scotchmer spent
several days last week at Kin-
tore, staying with friends, the
Rev. and Mrs. Gay.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Parker
returned 'home on Monday
after a week's holiday spent
at Rouyn, Quebec, Northern
Ontario, Port Arthur and Fort
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dun-
ham, daughter Sandra and
Penny Plaford, of Waterloo.
were here for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Murray.
Horsehead, N.Y. City, stayed
at the cottage of Mrs. P. Mur-
ray for the week.
Mr. George Cantric, joined
his family at their cottage for
the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Hendrick,
Birmingham, Mich., are at
their cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gee,
Bob, Betty and David, Hespel-
er, spent the week as guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Coutts,
Exeter, at Mr. Don Coutts' cot-
tage.
Mr. William Orr is also a
patient in Clinton Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pen-
hale, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
McCullough and Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Penhale attended the Cur-
tis-Johnston wedding in Lon-
don on Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Ben-
nett and daughter were week-
end guests of Mrs. Bennett's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Penhale.
Mrs. Bert Faber held. on
Sunday evening, a birthday
supper in honour of her grand
son Ricky Penhale who was
celebrating his sixth birthday.
Miss Carrie Dixon, of Brant-
ford, is the guest of her sister.
Mrs. F. H. Paull at "Camborne
House" this week.
Grace and Maryl Boyce, Gos-
hen Line, have just returned
from motoring through the
states of Michigan, Ohio, Ken-
tucky, Tennessee and Texas.
They reported a most enjoy-
able trip and while in Ten-
nessee visited the "Grand Old
Opera" and the home of Elvis
Presley.
David Dewar brought Mrs.
William Metcalf from Montreal
to be the guest of their mother.
Mrs. D. Dewar; he returned to
Toronto the following day.
Mrs. Carl Diehl and Mrs. W.
E. G. Bellchamber were guests
on Saturday at afternoon tea
hel dat the home of Mrs. Jack
VanEgmond, secretary of the
Clinton News-Record.
The occasion was also an op-
portunity for the "out-of-town"
correspondents to meet the
publisher and the new editor
and his wife.
Jimmie McMillan, Wood-
stock, who has been staying
with his aunt, Mrs. Reg. Fran-
cis, since the end of the school
year, has gone to Woodstock,
accompanied by his cousin,
Marion. They will return next
week.
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We spent a very enjoyable
hour on Sunday evening with
"mine hostess", Mrs. E. Robin-
son at the Albion Hotel. The
cuisine is excellent, the decor
delightful. Two guests at the
weekend perused the register
and found their parents names
entered when staying there in
1913.
.George Bell left on Sunday
to join the "Pinedale" at Port
Credit, after being home on a
three week vacation.
Rev. and Mrs. H. G. E. Cros-
by, Moortown, and two grand-
children, Laurel Crosby, and
Nancy Barwick, are visiting
Mrs. Crosby's sister, Mrs. J. E.
Howard.
97 St. Patrick St.—Goderich—Dial 524-7616
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