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Clinton News-Record, 1961-01-05, Page 6Page d----Clinton News-Record Thurs., January 5,1961 News of 'Bayfield By .LUCY R, WOODS PI oNg •TM,yriglop 45r3 Trinity Church Sunday School presented a fine Program. in the Parish ball on Thursday even- ing. The rector, Rev, E. J, Harrison was ehairman for the following numbers: Carols by the junior choir; recitation', Kelso. Fitzsinms; uuet, JoAnne and Kenny Ar. heal; piaeo solo, Shirley Pier- son; vocal solo, by Rhea Stur- geon (this was composed by her brother, Buddy); trio, Billy Mohring, Wally a n d Linda Pierson; Pageant, in three scenes, "Two Journeys to Bethlehem", by the primary department tin- der the direction of Mrs. R. H. F. Gardner. Shepherds, Kelso Fitzsimons, Lorne Merner, Buddy Sturgeon; kings, Colleen Merner, Monica Gerneinhardt, Rhea Sturgeon; little Angel, kneeling reverent- ly by the manger, Danielle Simons; Mary, Mary McFad- den; Joseph, JoAnne Arkell; Vocal solo, Mary Elizabeth Ervin; reading, Karen Fitz- simons; piano solos, Jackie Weston; vocal solo, Gayle Tur- ner; reading, Sandra Irwin; duet, Monica Gemeinhardt and Rhea Sturgeon. Accompanists were Mrs. E. A. Featherston and Miss Shir- ley Pierson, Teachers are, Mrs. R. J. Larson, Mrs. Merton Merner, Miss Elaine Weston, Mrs. R. H, F, Gairdner and Miss Shirley Pierson. At the end of the program, Santa Claus arrived and nesist- ed by the teachers, distributed gifts to all members of the Sun- day School and candy and or- anges to all children, present. Santa even found a gift hamper from the ladies of the church for the rector, the Rev. E. J. B. Harrison, for which he expres- sed sincere thanks and also his appreciation to teachers, child- ren and all responsible for the Program. This was followed by a social numbering about 25, chari- varied Robert Orr and his bride at their trailer home. Mrs. W. Pierson and Mrs. Milvena Ir- win served lunch. Mrs. M. Sutherland, St. Thomas, who is visiting her son-in-law and daughter, WO2 and Mrs. Ted Davies, Adastral Park, in company with them and their younger daughter Elizabeth, called on the latter's god mother, Mrs. R. H. F. Gairdner on Sunday. Ronald Poth, Toronto, was with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Poth over Christmas, On Christmas evening, Mrs. Poth entertained the Rev. W. C. and Mrs. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. George Little at dinner. Guests of Misses A. M. and E. J. Stirling for the Christmas celebration on St. Stephen's Day were Rev, and Mrs. W. C. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Donald McKenzie, Miss Doreen and Don McKenzie, Mrs. Robert Scotch, mar and Miss Mabel Scotchmer. Corporal Lloyd Westlake, OPP, was in the village on New Year's Day having come to take his children, Ricky and Catherine, who were visiting their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Toms, home to Kitchener. Miss Mabel Scotchmer, To- ronto, spent the Christmas weekend with Mrs. Robert Scot- chmer, Miss Doreen McKenzie who was home for the vaca- tion also spent a couple of days last week with Mrs. Scotchmer, She returned to Queen's Uni- versity, Kingston, on Wednes- day. On Monday, Mrs. Robert Tur- ner held New Year's dinner for her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Arkell, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Arkell and two children, Port Credit; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sager and three boys, Goderich and Mrs. Keith Gemeinhardt and three daughters. Mrs. Gordon Heard and two children returned to London on Wednesday of last week after having been with Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Heard from Mon- day. Gordon is staying with his parents while working in this district. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Scot- chmer were with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Scotchmer, Bronson Line, Stanley Town- ship for New Years. Roy Scot- chmer who suffered a heart at- tack on December 12 is improv- ing in health, although still confined to bed. Mrs. Colin Campbell, Strat- ford, and Mr. and Mrs. George Simons and Dawn, Georgina Is- land, visited Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell, Bronson Line, Stan- ley Township, from Tuesday to Friday last week. Misses A. M. and E. J. Stirling attended the Campbell family Christmas celebration held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Campbell on Wednesday. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bell at the New Year's family celebration on Monday were Mr. and Mrs. Alan Gal- braith and Janis, Mrs. E. Bell, Sylvia and Norman, Mr. and Mrs. Don Bell and Mark, Clin- ton; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilson and Kenneth, Goderich Town- ship; Mrs. Viola Black and Ray- mond, Goderich; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Armstrong, Stanley Township. Mrs, J. Fraser returned from London on Saturday. With her were Mr. and Mrs. William Parker, Charlie and baby Kim- berley Ann for the New Year's weekend, Mrs. Parker and chil- dren remained with her parents, returning to London on Them- day with her husband who came for them, Also with his parents for the New Year's celebration on Monday were Mr, and Mrs. Jack Fraser and two children, Ricky and Elizabeth, London, and Mrs. William E, Parker. Week of Prayer The week of prayer will be observed In Bayfield by One service in Trinity Church on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock, It Will be in charge of the rec., tor, the Rev. E. J. B. Ifarrison and the speaker will he the Rev, W. C. Smith, St Andrew's United Church. FUEL OIL For a treat in Modern. Heating Dial HU 2- 9411 and have your tank filled with clean burning "CHAMPION FUEL OIL". Enjoy carefree heating because "CHAMPION FUEL OIL" is insured against explosion and is never carried in a truck hauling other high explosive products. A. 6. 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If So I WEST LORNE CALL or WRITE Peter An derson Phone 110 We have the O most efficient Lowest Priced SNOW-BLOWER available immediately. • Universal typo fits all tractors with P.T.O. 1-2.3-44) CLIP AND MAIL, THIS COUPON To: Peter Anderson, West Lome, Ont. I am interested in your Snow Blower and would like a demonstration. I understand I am under no ob- ligation. NAME Address This Coupon Is worth $5.00—Limit: One to A Custoinor Mr. and Mrs, William Carson Jr, and faintly were at their cottage on New Year's Pay. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kerr visited relatives in Petrone, from Saturday to Monday night. Mrs. David Dewar spent the Christmas weekend with Mrs, George Wheatley in Clinton, The Rev, E. J. 13. Harrison spent Christmas with relatives and friends in Woodstock. Miss Ethel Blair, London, was with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Blair over the New Year's weekend. Rev, and Mrs, W. C. Smith were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Miller, Grand Bend, over New Years, Miss Diane Cleave, Bronson Line, spent the Christmas holi- days with her grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Paul Cleave, Jim Higgins, Toronto, was with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J, B. Higgins from Friday to Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Mac- Leod and Bruce of Port Dover, also spent the New Year's week- end with his mother, Mrs. J. FL Cobb has return- ed home after spending the Christmas New Year's season with Mrs. J. Wallace, Oakville, Mrs. C. W, Brown was the guest of her sister, Mrs. A, A. Armstrong, Bronson Line, from New Year's Day until Teesday, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Rathwell Spent the New Years with their son, Tom and family, Goderich Township. Mr, and Mrs. R. Yantis, Lon- don, entertained guests at their summer home here over the weekend. Rev, and Mrs. F. H. Paull, Listowel, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Diehl over Wednesday night of last week. Fred Scotchmer has sold his home in Richmond Hill and came two weeks ago to spend the winter with his sister, Mrs. Myron Butler. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Thain and three children, London, oc- cupied their home in the vil- lage during the Christmas vaea- ton. Grant Turner returned to London on Tuesday after har- ing spent the New Year's holi- day weekend with his wife and family. Mrs. L. Duggan, Miss Patsy Duggan, Stratford, and William Norris, Detroit, were at the for- mer's home on Tuyll Street on Monday. Mr. and Mrs, Tom Arkell, Port Credit, were with his par- ents for the New Year's week- end. Jo Anne and Kenny ac- companied them home, Mr. and • Mrs. David Ormand, Lucy, Stephen and Brian, Liv- ailoa, Miele, spent the New Year's holiday weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. °meaner Miss Brenda Blair left on Monday with her brother-in- law Flying Officer David Bat- tye to spend some time with her sister and family in Orillia. Mrs. Charles Toms was taken by ambulance to Clinton Public Hospital on Wednesday morning she suffered another heart at- tack on Tuesday night, Mr: and Mrs, Allan Hutchings moved into Gordon Heard's trailer home on Saturday. It is parked on George Heard's property. ' Bobby Brandon and family returned to Beaton on Satur- day after having spent the vaca- tion with his brother Kenneth and family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parker and Mrs, John Sturgeon were in St. Thomas for three days last week with their brother- in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. William Foote. Mrs. Ernest Parker, Naleam, who was called to Chicago shortly after she arrived from Saskatchewan owing to the ill- ness of her daughter, returned on Saturday to be with her sis- ter, Mrs. Chris Parker. Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Butler and daughter Lois, Misslinburg, Pa., left on New Year's Day for their home after having spent Christmas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Butler. With Mrs. L. H. D. MacLeod and daughter Miss Dorothy Ann MacLeod for the holiday sea- son were her grandaughter, Cathy MacLeod, London and son, John R. MacLeod of Port Stanley. Mr. and Mrs. R. Matthews, Cities Service Station, returned home on Tuesday of last week after having been in Port Dov- er from Saturday for Christ- mas. Keith Brandon and family, Stratford, occupied Mrs. Chris Parker's rolling home over the weekend. They celebrated New Years with his father, H. N. Brandon. Miss Shirley Brandon, 13.A,, left on Monday to resume her teaching duties on the staff of Essex High School after spend- ing the vacation with her father, H. N. Brandon. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Cleave, Kitchener, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cleave and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clif- ford Talbot, over the New Year's weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Watson spent the Christmas weekend with their daughter, Mrs. W. Learning and family, Walton. Tommy Learning returned with his grandparents for the Christ- mas vacation. Miss Jacqueline Cluff return- ed to her teaching duties and Miss Vicki Cluff to Teacher's College, London, on Monday evening after having spent the vacation with their mother, Mrs. J. Cluff. Mr. and Mrs. William R. El- liott returned home on Friday evening after having spent Christmas with their son John and family, Kitchener. They also visited relatives in Strat- ford, On Monday, December 26, at mid-night friends and neighbors hour under the auspices of Trin- ity Church Ladies' Guild which gives this Christi:nes party for the Sunday School children each year. Bayfield Lions. Operating Arena Mayfield Correspondent) Members of the Bayfield Lions Club are hoping that there will be skating for ten weeks at the arena, Ice-freez- ing on the newly surfaced as- phalt floor commenced the week before Christmas. Spencer Ervine is in charge of making the ice and supervis- ing during skating hours at night. Citizens have enjoyed the lighted Christmas tree in Clan Gregor Square near the Cairn this year. It is a revival of a custom inaugurated a number of years ago by the village trustees. This year it was the Lions club with Russell Kerr and Cliff Utter setting it up, James A, Cameron donated the tree. According to custom, the Christmas trees and decorations should all be laid away by Jan- uary 6, The Epiphany. They have been many and varied this year in Bayfield. F. Mote had Santa's sleigh and reindeer floodlighted on his lawn on Main Street East. And atop the school were Santa with his sleigh and reindeer. Merton Merrier cut them out and the pupils of the senior room painted them. Merton Merner, chairman of the school board, took them down and stored them away on Monday. But the window de- corations remain until later in the week when the pupils' will wash away the paintings on the windows in the senior room, The scenes this year followed the T.B. Christmas Seals motif. From right to left across the school are: a winter scene, drawing the Christmas tree home, Christmas tree and fire- place, Nativity scene, choir boys, church, and people at- tending church. In the teach- ers' room Christmas bells and at the other end candles. This was all done by senior punils under the supervision of their teacher, Wilbert Franck. In the junior room, Mrs. Wil- liam E. Parker supervised the making of wreaths out of alum- inum pie plates and Christmas cards. They were laced with green or red ribbon and scenes, angels, bells and' candles used most effectively. The pupils took their wreaths home for Christmas. Now that the Christmas trees have to be disposed of, citizens could help erosion at Pioneer Park by tossing the old trees over the cliff, particularly where a gully seems to be form- ing, The trees will become lodg- ed in the wet clay in the spring 22 Attend Shower For Mrs, Robert Orr (Reynold ,Correseendent) Mrs, Charles Bell entertained at a miscellaneous shower on Thursday evening for Mrs. Ro- beet Orr. Twenty-two friends and neighbours of the William . Orr family gathered to honour the bride who was greatly tak- en by surprise, Mrs. Allan Hutchings called presumably to take Mrs. Roberit Qrr to Gode- rich, and called at the Bell home instead.. The house was gay with Christmas decorations. Mrs. John Lindsay, Mrs. Don and Mrs. Howard Arm- strong entertained the ladies with contests, after which Mrs. Orr was led' to a specially .de- corated bride's chair. Mrs. Don Bell read an address and Janis Galbraith and Ellen Lindsay carried in a basketful of gifts. and gradually vegetation will commence in their protection. A reader of the Globe and Mail drew to the attention of board members the account of how erosion problems were slowed in this way by a couple in Searbero. In this way the Christmas tree goes on serving a useful purpose instead of be- ing burned. Kenneth Brs ndon On School Board (Bayfield Correspondent) The annual meeting of the Bayfield school board was held on Wednesday evening, Decem- ber 28 at the school. Chairman Merton Merrier presided, and Leslie Elliott filled his role as secretary-treasurer. Grant Turner retired from the board and Kenneth Brandon was elected to take his place. The board consists of Merton Merner, Jack Sterg9on Jr., and Kenneth Brandon. Bayfield Trinity Church Sunday School Held Lovely Christmas Concert (Bayfield' OorresPetulent) Clan Gregor Square and School Were Gaily Decorated at Christmas (Bayfield Correspondent)