Clinton News-Record, 1958-10-30, Page 6AGE SIX
C'I4t TON NEWS -RECO U
THTJRSDA"x',, QQOTOBER 30, 195
News of Bayfield
By MISS LUQY R. WOODS
PHONE: BAYFIELD 45 r 3
The Rev, and Mast F. H. Paull,
LiStoiv✓eill were the guests of Miss
utcy, R. Woods oven., Wednesday.
Mme. J. W. Jowett moved into
he hams seen mon Street for
+G'ODERI�CH
PAVILION.
EVERY
WEDNESDAY
at 8.30 p.m.
Sponsored by Goderich Lions
Club for Welfare
Admission: $1.00
$HARE -THE -WEALTH
PRIZES OVER $300
tfla
eemeeeeee
the winter season. on Thursday.
1Vliiss! Ruth B. Hartle -an left last
week icor Logldon ern route to visit
in • Terento band New York,
Mr. and Mas. Gorden Heard
and baby visited realatiee's uin, the
vel age on Suunda ?,
Mrs. D. Newanarn visaed on 'S+un-
day wFth her 'brother Thomas
Roan and 'family, TeeeWatem,
Mr, arid' Mrs'. Cleave Riehaa1ds,
Stratford, spent the weekend with
M. land Mrs. L. el, D MacLeod,
Donald Mattive'ws, London, was
With hills wiife and do/lighter at the
Albion Hostel over the weekend. ,
A. memorial uta Miss, L, C, Mor-
ley well be dedicated at Trinlity
Church on Sunday at riternu'ng ser-
vice.
Har'ry Hak'er as' 'o ocupyring his
c!atbalg>e, "Wiheeil"In" at night this
week while working in the dist-
rict.
Mr, and Mrs. Saner Lawraston,
Liinsltowei, 'visited his mother, Mrs.
Isabella Lawrason from "Thursday
uta Senldiary.
Mr. and Mos. S. H. Fant re-
turned! to !their home at Byron on
Siatwrday after 'haMg c ased rtheitr'
eottalge for the season.
Mr.'and Mrs. Lloyd Scoit hmvnr
VouiI see more...
,�enJo9 more...
pay far less than yotrthink!
Don't fight the traffic, the weather, and the annoyance
of\catcelled plans. Settle back and relax in carefree
comfori as you view this wide land's many wonders --
through the sweep of wide picture windows in your
',modern CNR Railcoach. Arrive fresh aqd, rested as
never before,.. rent a car at destination for sightseeing
if you wish.
Sample Return Fares
Clinton -Regina $86.60
Clinton -Toronto 8.20
7.8.56
end Howard spent Saturday nm
Londoto with Mtn, J, Fouinder and
ifatnikl'y.
Mr, end Mrs. R. Roy sifm+oun!s�,
SIylvaa, Terry, Karen and. Kelso
visited Miss Hazel Wocks, Tees-
water,
ees
water , .on' Sunday,
, ioseph. Gingeztiel Bad Axe",
.Much., visited htis butottier-fln-lliw,
Peel eed MYLrs, over the
weekelad.
ns, Albert Leitch, Ingersoll!,.
her h,
n!visaingat ..ter
wt has been Wg
Elni �G(adericlh, spent -the weekend
.with her Sigler, Mrs', Walter West-
lake.
M. J. B. I1 ikggi ne attended the
sernnl-annual meeting of the Wo-
men's Aruediiliar"y of the Diocese
of Huron h'el'd dui Kincardlilne on
Octobelr 24
The Rt. R. William A. Townns:-
hemld', D,(P., F;C.I.S., Suffragan
Bishop of Huron and Mrs, Towans-
herd, London, were at .their cot-
tage from iiwa r to Sunday,
Congratulations go to Mr, • and
Mee. R. Jenkins, London, who are
the proud parents of a baby bob'
born in Victoria. Hospital on O'ct-
o'ber 2$. .
James Con -rand, Scout Meister of
Na, r Samniat Trroolp, visited the
(Rev. E. J, B. Harrison on eater -
day en mute home from a two-day
Sopwt expedition.
Mr. and Mrs. Eirefesrt Relhn;
'Grasse Poiinnte Faarmts, Mich„ entre
with her mother, Mrs. David De-
war, at itheht'borne on Catherine
Street from Friday to Sunday.
1Georige Estill, who has been sail-
ing on the S'S "Wdmdloc" as tthihrd
enigiayeer (carnet Mane on Fritdfay
eventing and is with his tjoarents,
Mr, nand Mrs. Charles 'Belli,
,Charnels :Scotchmer and tahnift"
have reeved frown the Bee Water
IHiehway into their rnew theme,
which, they built on Main Street
Faust.
Mr. and Nims. John Lindsay etc-
eempartheld Mr. and Mrs. Grant
Turner and Bratdlely, and Fired.
Turner+, to Windsor on Sunday
where they visited Mr. and Mrs,
Wel Turner.
At their respective homes an th'e
village for the weekend were:
'Glenn Sturgeon, Ethel Blair, Joyce
Beal',
Beverly Heard, Helen; Me -
treed and M'argar'et Kendall all of
London.
Mr. and- Mrs H. 'MeL'aren and
Chiristine, Port Elgin, were with
Mews A. M. and E. J. Stirling
+ov'er-Thursday night en route to
'spend a week.- :at the home of
theta. alder daughter in London.
Bobby Clulff returned to, Loud-
on on Sunday atter having. been
home' Tor - a week. Jacqueline
.Cuff, London and Vicki. Clutflf,
LantdeSboro, were naso with their
egiermomier
Because Modern
Cars Are More
Complex...
. THEY NEED EXPERT
CARE regularly! That's why
you should always drive' in
here ... and enjoy complete,
thorough service.
Don's BEA Service
Volkswagen Sales
Clinton HU 2-9088
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OLIN I V N V I ■ . PHONE HU it .3851
,
tanether over the weekend.
Mrs. Victor Va'nstonre, Torontle,
ea'iletd on friends in the vdllbge
on Wednesday With her ituslband
she! vl Bled her 'brother 1Vliiltan
Pollockk and farnipy, Goshen Line,
Stanley Township, from Monday
uta Thursday,
The Rev. and Mrs, E, O. Lan-,
easter, An S.aiuuts Church, Wood -
stook, a!oposr pane ed by Sildhney
Bowyer, organist, oa>ll'ec on the
;Rev. E. J, B, Harrison art the
.rectory nn Wednesday of last
week.
Mr, and Mrs. Tom Arkell, Jo
Awe and !enny, Bay City, and
.their guests, Mr, land Mies .William
Wb te, Jennifer and Norman, Levy-
ington, Ky'., spent the weekend
with the lfermer's• parents, Mr. and
Mrs. F. P, Arkel1,
!Vers. r Jack McDougall and Miss
'Enema Thom!pson Toronto, were
the guests of their outran,. Mlrs
Thomas Westlake, Blue! Water
Highwav, Stanley Towanahip, over
the weekend, and also visited their
sister, Ness Elsie Thompson, Say-.
�seLd.
Tine Rev, and Mrs, C. E. Pea-
cock left on Tuesday :for Port
Arthtuir ,ta satttencl the •weddiilnig, of
their son Thornaist Harold Peacock,
to Miss Patricia Anne Brown nn
St. Stephen's An'gliean 'Marrah,
Port Arthur, on November 1. They
were accompanied from Tlotnonto
by theie +danugi it er ; Mrs. Laing.
Mr. and Mels. H. H. Ormond ,rte -
!burned to their home in the village
en llnilday-after an albistemlce of 10
days, They visited their daughter,
MTs. Byron Johnson and family,
Ashtabula, Ohio!, and Mrs. Or-
mond cI remained there 'while her
husband, accompanied! by his, bro-
ther, !Roger Ormond, Grove City,
• 'viisitteld cousins in western
Pennsylivania. Mr, and Mrs, Or-
mond aDso spent a shoat time in
Detroit,
Buried Here
• Mrs.. Rot Douglas, forimeraty
Miss Selena Durand of the Town
Line between. Stanley and Haty,
was- buried in Hayfield Cemetery
on Monday afternoon, Aged 73,
she died at her home in Port
Delver on Friday afternoon where
they located after returning Dram
;the Canadian iian West. She is surviv-
.edby her huslbagnd.
Card Pasty
A very successful card ,partly
was held in Trinity -Church Parish
Hall orn Friday •evening under.the
auspices Of Trinity Guild.. when
• tables were cin play. Winners
at euchre wereMrs.- Nltiulton Pol-
lock and Gordon G. S'cot'chnner,
high; Mrs. J. M: Siewert and 1VIsi1�
`bony Pollock, low; :bridge: 1Vlns. J.
E :Howard and James A. Canner -
on, The, committee in charge was
Mrs. Pearcy Weston, Mrs, Fred
Weston and Mr's. A. M. Bassett.
Agricultural Society
The meeting of the Bayfield
Agricultural Dti!reetbrs, held in the
Town Hall on Monday evening
under the ehaiirmamslhiip of the
president, Harold Penhale, was
Weil -attended. The secretanly, Mrs..
A. M.. Bassett -presented the prize
list which, in all!, will amount to
nteariliy $1,200. Rasseal: Grainger,
treasu.rer,• estimated that the soc-
iety will bane' to eprn,forutable bal-
ance when ail +bill 'aret•palndi. Dele-
gates appoirited to attitend the distt-
r<tilet meeting. of. '.Vito Aigaticullturial
Societies tin Bruss'el's' on Wedhnes-
day, Octolbe(r 29, were: Mr. and
Mrs., Harold Petnhale, Mr. and Mm:
Forest McClure and Mrs. E. Greig.
Guides and Brownies
Guides Sylvia Fitzsimons, Cathy
Wait]d's, Margaret Wallis and Janet
Reder of the First Bayfield Comp-
any attended a Patrol. Leaders
training course in Exeter on Sat-
urday.
The Ladies Association, of Guid-
es and En -ovaries met at the home
of Mrs. Wilfred Castle on October
21. Mrs. A. M. Bassett, the new
chairman, presided, and Mrs. Alf
S!cotdhnrer, Jr., took "up her duty
as secretary (officers who, retired
at the previous.meeting were:
Mrs.' J. Lindsay, president, and
Mrs. A. M. Bassett, secretary).
Mrs( Merton 1VLeruner, treasurer,
gave the. £inan'cial s'tatehnent. Ih
was deeldddl to bold a' card party
oral November 30. Next meeting
will be at the home of Mrs. J.
A. Cameron, (December 3. Mrs.
'Reg. Fxiannces was hostess.
WIN A
$7000 CAR
OR A
'7000 MiNK COAT
IN
FiNA'S 5" ANNIVERSARY
FINER SERVICE
CONTEST
One Draw Each Month
Entry Forms Available
at
Frey's Fina
Service Station
Clinton HU 2-9022
THE Iil1ENDLIEST SERVICE
IN TOWN
Huron Presbytery WA Meets at Bayfield,
Over lQQ Ladies At Important Event
(By our Bayfield Coerespondent)
The Revr, C. E. Peaeoek 'extend=
ed •a welcome to those attending
the sixth semi-eerna.s 'i (meeting of
the Heroin Presbytery Woman's
Asso'platdon meeting in St. And
yew's 'United tChurph on Thursday,
0eteber 23. The theme was "For
none of us ilveth unto himself".
Mrs, A. M Talggart, Brussels, pee -
sided.
The Morning worship period was
bailee by the Hayfield group.Mrs.
Lindsary iSrngth`, president expres-
sed {pleasure at the large attend-
ance. Mrs, H, Rohner read the
Scripture lesson and Miss A. M.
Stirling offered prayer. Mrs. Don
Kingsbury rendered a vocal solo,
'Dear 'tta the heart of the Shep-
herd", with Mrs. C. E. Peacock
at the organ
In the business sessulan, Mrs.
R. E. 'Pboley, secretary, read the
mlinutes and Mrs. M, Bean, Aub-
urn, gave the treasurer's, report'.
Mnis. C. Higgins Bilytln', read a
paper on visitattion'.
A skit entitled "The• Program
Committee", depalc!ted tthe functions
df the Woman's Association. Mrs.
H. Toldnay, Godenncnv, discussed
a press report, Mrs. S. Argyle!,
God'erich, was in charge of the lilt-
erature exhibit.
Lunnlc'h was provided by the Wdtl-
llin(g Workers tier the 101 persons
who registered.
The afternoon devotions • were
taken by the Varna ladies, and
were in the -charge of Mrs. Lee
MaConneil assisted by Mrs. Gord-
on Hill and Mrs. Wilfred Center.
1Viusti al! numbers were !given by
1Vftrs, CCllare McBride, Zumitch, on
the cornet, accompanied by Mrs',
Keys at the organ.
The Rev. E, McLagan, Blyth,
GODERICH TWP.
The Women's Auxxdl'iary of St.
James! Church, T/itddaeton, will
meet Wednesday afternoon:, Nov-
ember 5, at the home of Mr's. Ed-
ward Wise. There wil0. be a qultt
rand the mold' can word els "Jay".
On Friday, Oct. 31
Come Join The Fun
FOR THE
BIO
HALLOWE'EN
MASQUERADE
ST. JOSEPH
(Former St. Joseph Airport)
*Prizes for Costumes
Best Dressed Lady',.,$5.00
Best Dressed Man $5.00
' Ladies' Comic $5.00
Men's Comic $5.00
Best Dressed Couple 10.00
Best Comic Couple10.00
*
Music by•
Desiardife Orchestra
Dancing 10 p.m. to 2 a.m.
Admission: 75c
was the guest speaker, He took
hfis text from „St. Matthew, Chap-
ter 6, "Do .not your alms before
nre'n to be Sekan of them." He
stressed that we must be doers
as well as bearers. Mr. McLagan
Closed has ren)aniks with the tryrruat,,.
"Jeisus calls us o'er .the tu4`ntu t e'
onus, 're's restless sea, saYinr
4:Thra'Wan toflow bene"
Mrs. R Seoteuner and Mrs.
• ManKenz'ie reek up ,the offer-
drag, ;and the deli ation was gwein
by Mrs. M: Steve* Gluon.
Mrs. F. .Asn:direwis, Minton, ex-
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with :the program of this very'
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