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The Bayfield Bulletin•Thursaune 3,1965 Page
be here;he is a member
of Bayfield Lions'
club and St. Andrew's
United church and is
now a civilian driver
at the RCAF station,
Clinton.
Rev. Robert Carson
and Mrs. Carson and
Billy of Forest were
at their cottage for
the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Gu-
est and David of Whit-
by were at the cott-
age this weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Jai,-
her and Frank return-
ed to St. Agathe on
Sunday after being
at their cottage for
the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Andrews, London, ment
the weekend at their
cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Hutchinson and family
spent Friday to Sun-
day at their cottage.
Mr. and Mrs.J.B.
Higgins recently sp-
ent the weekend with
the latter's cousin
at "Singing Spruce
Fare in Trenton,Mich.
Mrs. Nelson Heard,
a very enthusiastic
gardener, who always
has a beautiful array
of flowers in her gar-
den, last week dis-
played two multiple
tulips, one with
three blooms, the
other with four.
Mr. J. Hughes, who
had the misfortune to
crack a heel while
painting his cottage
last week, returned
from Clinton Public
Hospital on Sunday.
Dr. and Mrs. D.J.
Hughes and family &
Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Stevens, all of Det-
roit, spent the week-
end at the Hughes'
cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. David
Ormond, Lucy, Stephen
and Brian, returned
to Lavonia Michigan on
Monday after having
visited with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. H.
R. Ormond.
Mrs. Kantor spent
the weekend at her
cottage and was join-
ed by her daughter &
son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Dick of
Detroit.
Mrs. W.R. Aberhart,
Mrs. H.P. Furter, Mrs
J.D. Crocker, Mrs. H.
S. Heard of London
spent Friday in the
village. After lunch-
eon at the Albion
hotel they enjoyed an
afternoon of bridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Moss and Mr. and Mrs.
R. Cluff of London
spent the weekend with
Mrs. J. Cluff.
Miss Jessie L. Met-
calf is spending sev-
eral days at her res-
idence in the village.
Mr. and Mrs. Lance
and Justin of Troy,
Michigan, were at the
cottage for several
days and were joined
by their son and dau-
ghter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Christopher Lance
of Royal Oak, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Pawlie
and family of Strat-
ford 'were at the cot-
tage for the weekend.
Dr. and Mrs. Chap-
man recently returned
from Florida to spend
the summer at their
home on Louisa St.
Mr. and Mrs. G.F.
Marskamp of East Lan-
sing, Michigan, spent
the weekend at the
Jowett cottages.
Mr. and Mts. J.R.
Willock, Douglas,
Cathie, Ainslie and
their guest Charles
Hackett of Toronto
were at their cottage
for the weekend.
Mrs. Peter Renner
of Wiarton came on
Saturday to spend a
few days with her son
and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Percy Renner.
Mr. and Mrs. George
Kallio and their grand
son Mark of Detroit
spent the weekend at
their cottage.
Also at their lake-
side cottages were
Mr. and Mrs. George
Fox, Birmingham,Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. George
Camtrick, Jeffery,
John and Chris,also
of Birmingham,Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Erb, Wendy, Leslie
and John were at the
cottage and had as
their guests Nancy
Duggan and Pamela
Marlette, Birmingham,
Mich.
HOBBYISTS!
The Kinsmen Club of Gode-
rich are planning on holding
a Hobby Show
AUGUST 2 & 3
If you are interested in
obtaining free display space
please notify
P. J. McCauley
38 WEST STREET
Phone 524-6231
Sgt. Peterson
Now "Mister"
Will Reside Here
Russell(*Petes)
Peterson who recent-
ly retired from the
RCA? is now a perm-
anent resident of Bay
field.
At the termination
of his engagement he
was a sergeant at the
RCA? Station,Clinton.
Since October,1940
when Mr. Peterson
joined the RCAF he
has served at many
stations in Canada
and overseas. After
training at No.4 Bom-
bing and Gunnery sch-
ool at Fingal, he sp-
ent three years in
England with 427 Sqdn
at Leeming, 'fork.
After the war Mr.
Peterson was dischar-
ged but rejoined 11
months later, in Sept
1946. Since then he
has been stationed at
Trenton,'"Goose Bay,
Camp Borden and in
Quebec and also spent
a further three years
in England at Langar.
Mr. Peterson and
his family have lived
in Bayfield for the
past two years and it
may take a While for
the title of Sergeant
to rub off. Mrs.
Peterson, Jean, is a
native of Toronto and
they have one son
Richard, aged 10.
Mr. Peterson says
that he and his fam-
ily are very happy to
Three
Fifteen students who were selected to attend the RCAF's
inaugural course in advanced electronics graduated at the
Radar & Communications School, RCAF Station, Clinton May 21.
Front, L.to R.-LAD W.L. Keating,LAC L.R. Stevens, CPL.A.A.
Paillargeon, LAD C.W. Hines, CPL. R.L. Wellspring, LAC J.W.
Coffin, LAC E.A. Rensby.(Rear, L.to R. LAC H.C. Boudreau,
LAC N.H. Regan, LAD J.L. Torrie, LAC R.N. Laviene, LAC V.H.
Johnston, LAD G.R. Guernsey, LAC W.P. Hunter and LAD T.D.Law.
( RCA! Photo)
Social News
(By Mrs. Audrey Bel!chamber, Social Editor, Phone Bayfield 38)
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