Clinton News-Record, 1959-01-08, Page 6BRUCEFIELD
Sacrament of the Lord's Sup-.
Per will be administered in, the.
Brucefield United Church next'
Sunday. Prayer -service will be
held on Wednesday evening and
Friday afternoon,
Mr, and Mrs, :Douglas MoBeth,
Windsor, • spent New Year's with
his parents, Mr. bud Mrs. W. Me-
Mr, and Mrs,.. Stewart Knox,
Sarnia, spent a few days last week
with relatives, in the village. —
Brucefield' Firemen' answered- a
call to the home of Ed Layton on
Sunday afternoon. Fortunately it
was a chimney and it Was
soon extingUished. Firemen had
some difficulty with the snow, due
to bad , visibility. •
Miss, Alice Caldwell, 134\1., LOA-
don, spent the weekend at the
home of her' parents, Mr. and. 14rs.
William Caldwell.
MIDDLETON
Vestry Meeting
The annual Vestry meeting of
St. James' Church, will be held
Friday evening, January 16 at the
home of Mrs. Edward Wise, at
eight o'clock. All members and
adherents are invited to attend.
WA to Meet
The Woman's Association of
St. James' Church, Middleton, will
meet Wednesday afternoon, Jan-
uary 14 at the home of Mrs. Arn-
old Miller. The rector, the Rev,
E. J. B. Harrison, will conduct
the service of installation - of of-
ficers for 1959: The roll call will
be answered by paying member-
ship fees.
. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Middleton
and David spent New Year's Day
.with Mr. and Mrs. R. B., Camp-
bell, Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wise enter-
tained Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wise,
Clinton and Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Wise end 'family on New Year's
Day.
Stuart Shearer and , James
Wettlaufer, Bright, spent' Satur-
day with their friend David Mid-
dle-ten.
recitations given by the smallest
children.
A very important part of the
program was the, 'distributing of
Bibles, Player' Books and Hymn-
als, to the children whose attend-
ance through the year 1958, was
called "excellent attendance".
They were Sylvia ,Fitzsimons,
Roberta McLeod, Freda McLeod,
`Jim Heard, Joe Heard, Jacquel-
ine Weston, Terry Fitzsimons,
Wayne Heard, Teddy Heard, Kar-
en Fitzsimons and Nancy Heard.
Santa Claus distributed candy
and oranges, and the teachers
presented the gifts' to ,the child-
ren.
The ladies of the Trinity Ch-
urch Guild, who always contrib-
ute the candy,_and oranges; served
refreshments to all, and the de-
lightful evening ended.
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THURSDAY, iTANWAY .0, 1.959 ,
News of Bayfield
By MISS LITOT It, WOODS
PHONE: HAYFIELD 45 r 3
Mr. and Mrs, Russell Kerr, sp-
at New Year's with friends in
etrolia,
Mr. and Mts. Charles Toms
aietly celebrated their 410th 'wed-
Ong anniversary on New Year's
'ay,
Mrs. Chris Parker spent the
olidays with her daughter and
amily, Mr, and Mrs, N, Scott,
the village.
Mr. and Mrs. William Parker,
r„ and son • Charlie; London; sp-
nt • New Year's with, Mr, and
Irs. John.Fraser, -
Miss Helen Bayfield, al-
o spent her Christmas holidays
n a trip to Florida and returned
ome on Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs. John Forrester,
pent New Year's with Mrs. For-'
;..ater's parents, Mr. Wand Mrs.
ydney McClinchey, Auburn.
Francis Anderson; young gr-
tudson of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Stur-
geon, spent his Christmas holi-
lays with them in the village.
Master Durand Beevers, Gode-
ich, was a guest of his uncle and
tunt, Mr. and Mrs: Roy Fitzsim-
ins for several days last week.
Mr. and Mrs, Leroy Poth re-
awned from a motor trip to Flor-
da on Sunday. Their son Ronald,
oined them at Hamilton for' the
rip. •
• Mr, and, Mrs.' James, S, Smith,'
with Bobby and Murray, Brussels,.'
were dinner guests New Year's!
Day with -Mr. and .Mrs. Roy 'Fitz-
simons and family.
Guests with Mrs. W. J. McLeod!
and family over New Year's, were
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Murray, Owen
Sourid, and . Mrs. Murray. and
Donna, Toronto.
The. Rev. E. J. B. Harrison rep
-turned bome on Saturday,' having
spent New Year's with his broth-
er and family, Mr. and Mrs. Char-, les'Harrison, in Sarnia.
Mr. and ' Mrs. Robert, 'Parker
and daughter Pamela, spent the'
holiday with Mr. and Mrs. William,.
Parket and. Mrs. Parker returned ,
to London with them for several
days visit.
Ed. Siddal brought. in 14 tons
of perch. on New Year's Day, us-
ing his two boats out of 'Gode-c
rich Harbor in spite of the ice, It
was quite a load at this season" of
the year.
Mr. and Mrs; William Elliott.
returned on Saturday from a visit
to Kitchener and' Stratford; hav-
ing gone there with their son John
and family, after their visit here
at Christinastide.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Flowers
spent New Year's in Thanaesford
with their and will visitthere
for a time, leaving their store in
charge of Mr. and Mrs, B, Math-
ews, VIQ will occupy their apart-
ment..
Miss Dorothy Metcalf who sp-
ent. the holidays in Bayfield re-
turned to her home in Detroit
on Friday.
Mr, and Mrs. Maynard -Carrie
and David, spent New Year's Day
as guests at the home of "Mr, and
Mrs. J, D, Corrie, at Stratford,
Martha Corrie, who spent the
week with her uncle and aunt,
Mr and Mrs, Gray, and *grand-
mother, Mrs. H, Lawson in Lon-
don, returned home on Sunday;.
Mr. and Mrs, Torn Arkell, Jo-
anne and Kenny, Bay City, Mich,,
Mr. and: Mrs. Donald Sager, Clare
and Mickey, Goderich, were' holi-
day guests of their 'parents,, Mr,
and Mrs. Fred Arkell. Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Turner, with Gayle
and Philip joined their family for
a holiday dinner_ party while
they were here, ""
Trinity Club
The Trinity Club held , their an-
nual election of officers at a meet-
ing Tuesday at the home of Mrs,
R. H. F. Gairdner. Sixteen memb-
ers attended and Mrs. Leroy Poth
Presided. Scripture was by Mrs.
R. Roddiek;• prayer by Mrs. Gaird-
ner and the general theme was
"The New Year". Read was a sp-
ecial letter of thanks from the
secretary of the Chancel' Guild
for the Trinity Club's recent gift
of 400 "toward vestments for Tri-
nity Church Choir. Plans for the
year were discussed and Satur-
day, July 4 chosen as date for the
annual bake sale.
Officers elected were: honour-
ary president. Mrs. Gairdner; pre-.
sident, Mrs. Poth; secretary, Mrs.
Alf. Scotchrher, Jr.; treasurer,
Mrs. Fred Arkell; birthday box
convener, Miss Berthena. Sturg-
eon; telephone convener, Mrs.
Spencer Irvine; pianist, Mrs. R.
Roddick.
After the meeting a 'social hour
was held and refreshments serv-
ed. The February meeting will be
at the home of Mrs. H. J, Cobb.
Trinity Party
The annual Christmas party
for the children of Trinity Church
Sunday School was held, in the
parish hall, on the. evening of De-
cember 29. A Christmas Tree, re-
splendent with lights, and gifts•
for. each member under it, adorn-
ed the platform.
The Rev. E. J. B. Harrison wel-
comed' the parents and visitors,
who were present, opened the
program with prayer, and the
singing of Christmas Carols. Each
department of the school- had
been asked to furnish a number.
The primary department, with
Mrs, R, H. F. Gairdner reading
verses• describing the many kinds
of Christmas cards were demon-
strated by the children. There
were the grandparents favorite
cards, depicting "pictures", with
Mark and Glen Carswell dressed
warmly with their sled. A large
candy cane, a.• bird cage, Santa
Claus face, a string of sleigh bells,
even a monkey were illustrated
by the children, until the last
and nicest sort of Christmas card,
told of Jesus' birth. It was a tab-
leau of the Nativity Group, rev-
erently portrayed by Monica Gem-
einhardt, as Mary; Lorne Merrier,
as Joseph; Daniel Johnston, Gect-
rge -Tilden& and CalVin: Scotek,
mer, as the three shepherds; An-
gels, Karen Fitzsimons and Ka-
thy Weston, who sang, "Away in
, a Manger".
The intermediate class taught
by Mrs. Carswell, and -the older
children taught. by Mrs. R. Lar-
son, sang solos and carols. The
rector then called for an improm-
ptu program, and many were the
Mrs. W Stacichousa is pon4-i4x some time with...her son a.ntl.
d aughter-in-law, Wilton .Grove,.
.and her ;0.4,4141aw and daughter,
London, •
Congratulations to. Mrs, James-
Berry, • who recently celebrated .
her 90th birthday,
Guests with Mr, and Mrs. W. V.
Dinnin over the holiday period ,
included Mr.. and Mrs; Arthur'
Dinnin and family, Montreal; Mrs.
Ted Munn and family, Kitchener;
Mr., and Mrs. Robert Barr and
family, Burlington,
Mr. and Mrs. John Snelling,
ponald and Thelma, Port Col.
'born and Nancy Mustard, Varna,
spent the weekend with Mr, and
Mrs; ..Charles-
t. •
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