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Clinton. News-Record, Thursday, March 2,1972-5.
Bayfield area _couple celebrate Oth, anniversary at Community Centre.
BY MILVENA ERIGKSON
Bayfield Community Centre
was filled to capacity, Saturday
evening, Feb, 26, when relatives,
friends and neighbours of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Dowson, gathered to
honour them on their 40th
Wedding Anniversary,
Mr. Tom Consitt, acting as
Master of Ceremonies asked the
popular couple to come forward.
Seated beside them were their
attendants of 40 years, Miss
Rachel Johnston, the bride's
sister and Mr. Cecil Dowson, the
' groom's brother,
Mr. Mel Webster congratulated
the couple and added that
Margaret and Harold were a
wonderful couple arid were always
willing to share what they had with
others,
Mr. Elmer Hayter, Warden of
Huron County, Reeve of Stanley
Township and a neighbour,
brought congratulations from
their neighbours and friends and
on behalf of Huron County wished
them many more happy and
prosperbus years together,
Tom Consitt then read an
amusing address in poem form,
depicting the time of their
marriage in Varna; their
honeymoon in Niagara Falls;
their farming life on the Babylon
Line; the rearing of their
children; her work at the
Canadian Forces Base Clinton, to
the present day. Their
grandchildren then presented
them with many beautiful gifts, to
which Harold and Margaret, in
their usual jovial manner,
suitably replied.
Mr. and Mrs. Dowson were
married in Varna, Feb. 24, 1932,
and have lived all their married
life on the Babylon Line. They
have two children, Bill of Varna
and Mrs. Earl (Marian) Tipping of
Sarnia, and six grandchildren.
The delightful music for
dancing was provided by the
Startrex Orchestra and a
bounteous lunch complete with
wedding cake was served by their
neighbours.
Guests attended the celebration
from Sarnia, Hensel', Varna,
Clinton, Bayfield and vicinity.
BAYFIELD LIONS CLUB
Bayfield Lions Club held their
regular meeting, Tuesday
evening, Feb, 22 at the Tank and
Tummy Restaurant.
The Lions are investigating the
cost of equipping the kitchen in the
Community Centre with new
stove, etc,
A fun evening was reported
when the Lionstheld:a bilige for the"'
patients at the Goderich
Psychiatric Hospital,
BAYFIELD BROWNIES
By Wendy Penhale
We celebrated Lady Baden-
Powell's birthday, who founded
the Brownies, with a pot-luck
supper. Each of us brought
something and we had a good
supper.
The Moms really baked and
made somegood things and some
of the Brownies made their own
cookies to bring. Tawny Owl made
a great big chocolate birthday
cake.
Brown Owl told us the stories of
Holmesville
club meets
HOLMESVIL LE 4-H
February 26, Holmesville 2
held its second meeting which was
opened with the pledge led by
Laurelanne Bond.
The girls picked a name for the
club-Saturday Nighties-and
then Carole Weber read the
minutes of the last meeting.
Mrs. Westbrook discussed
getting ready to cut out their
patterns and also cutting and
marking.
Next meeting will be Saturday,
March 4.
Varna
By FRED MOCLYMONT
Dinner guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Dowson and
family on Thursday evening to
celebrate the 40th wedding
anniversary of Mr. and Mrs,
Harold Dowson were Mr, and
Mrs. Melvin Webster and Karen,
Miss Rachel Johnston, Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Dowson, all of Clinton,
, Mr, and Mrs, Geo. Dowson of
Hensall and Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Dowson and Mr. Glen Dowson of
Varna.
Over 200 friends and relatives
gathered at the Bayfield Arena on
Saturday evening to honor Harold
and Margaret Dowson on their
40th wedding anniversary. After
dancing to music by the Star TreX,
Tom Consitt read the address and
gifts were carried in by the
grandchildren-l3renda, bonnie
and John DoWson of yarns and
Danny, David and Jamie Tipping
of Sarnia. Mel Webster and Elmer
Baylor also spoke On behalf of the
friends and relatives,
Mr. and Mrs. nf3i11 Dowson,
Brenda, Bonnie and John spent
Sunday with Mrs, 11la jewitt and
boys to celebrate Kevin's
sixteenth birthday.
Lord and Lady Baden-Powell and
we had a question time.
The Brownie Sixers and
Seconders lit a candle for.
different countries and told a
little bit about each country.
We had a sing-song for our
Singers badge and we sang rounds
• and songs in Japanese and
French, and our own national
anthem,
We had taps and were
dismissed,
AGRICULTURE SOCIETY
CARD PARTY
A very successful Euchre and
Bridge Party was held in the
Municipal Building, Friday
evening, Feb. 25, sponsored by
the Bayfield Agriculture Society.
Seventeen tables of Euchre and
six of Bridge were played.
Bridge winners were: ladies'
high, Mrs. Wynti Graham; men's
high, Brig. Fred Clift; ladies'
low, Miss Ethel Dewar; men's
low, Rev. George Youmatoff.
Euchre winners were: high
ladies', Mrs. Irene Finlayson;
ladies' low, Mrs, Margaret
Larson; ladies' lone hands; Mrs.
Pearl Hutchings; high men, Fred
Telford; low men, Robert
Stirling; men's lone hands, Allen
Betties.
Door prizes were won by Mrs.
Ethel Knight, Miss Lois
Harrington, John Semple and Carl
SEA SCOUTS AND RANGERS
1st Bayfield Sea Scouts and
Rangers held Open House in the
Old Town Hall, Wednesday
evening, Feb. 23, and were
extremely grateful for the few
parents and friends who turned
out to see their numerous posters
depicting various studied
subjects displayed along the walls
and on tables.
A poster, complete with
drawings and pictures, entitled
"Help Bring Back The
Bluebirds," was created by
Bosun Valerie Merner and
Bosun's mate Faith Renner. This
was to do with their nature study
section.
Another poster called simply
"The 0.P. P. " with safety rules in
pictures with "Trevor" the
O.P.P. safety bug, clone by Sharon
Bunn, Bonnie Makins, Kathy
Martens and Joyce Mcllwain.
Still another impressive
poster, "St, John's Ambulance-
First-Aid," complete with charts
and sketches of the Anatomy.
Shirley Brandon, Louise McVean,,
CatItylVferner and Dianne Schilbe 4
created this poster from lessons
from their "First-Aid" course
taken last fall.
Norma Garrett, Dawn McLeod
and Darlene Warner were most
original in their subject choice.
Their display entitled "Down By
The Bay" showed numerous
coloured snaps of boating scenes
and a table laden with rocks and
driftwood all cleaned and polished
and gathered from the beach.
Mik`d Warner and Wesley
Gozzard used a large sheet of
plywood fastened to tb,e wall on
which were tied 29 knots with half-
inch rope, everything from a thief
knot to the elaborate Jury knot.
Two drawings done by Bosun's
mate Mike Gozzard showed the
Sea Scouts and Rangers boats.
The "R" Class racing sloop
which was donated to them by H,
E, Hart of London, is 20 feet in
length, with a six foot beam and a
three foot draft, This boat was
built in Port Stanley during the
depression and. the Scouts were
presented with the original
registration when they were given
the boat. They are hoping to
restore it to its original
condition, which will cost
approximately $400,00 requiring
a new suite of sails, life jackets
and floating cushions for safety
precautioes. Bayfield Boat Yard
is installing full floatation, free of
charge.
The other boat "The Agawa" is
a 28 man lifeboat off the S.S.
Lionel B. Parsons (formerly the
"Agawa") which is on loan to the
Scouts from Goderich Elevator
Company until such a time as the
Parsons sails again. The Sea
Scouts hope to equip it with a mast
and sails (which they already
have).
Coloured pictures of the Sea
Scouts and Rangers taken at their
Investiture (1970); on the
Waterfront (1971); Summer camp
and Winter camp scenes (1971)
were also displayed.
The first Sea Scouts meeting
was held in 19'70 with nine boys
present. To date there are 26 boys
registered and 20 girls
(Rangers). They are badly in need
of any equipment for scouting' and
if there is anything lying around in
anyone's attic from previous
scouting groups they would
appreciate you digging it out and
giving them a call.
Mrs. G, M, Chesney, Toronto
and Mr. Sam Dougall of Hensall
were Saturday guests of Mr, and
Mrs. J. B. Higgins, -The
Maples."
Mr. and Mrs. Brian
Spiegelberg and Danny, London,
were recent overnight visitor's
with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Taman
and family.
Mrs. Alf. Scotchmer was in
Oshawa for a few days recently
attending the funeral of her uncle,
the late Mr. Eric Elliott.
Best wishes to Mr. Bert Dunn
who is a patient in Clinton Public
Hospital and to Mr. Willard
(Byrd) Sturgeon, who is confined
to the Goderich General Hospital.
Best wishes to Mr, Joe Lostell
who is a patient in Stratford
General Hospital. Mr. Lostell is
the father of Mrs. Glen Sturgeon.
Mrs, William Orr and Mr.
Brown (Doc) Lindsay, spent a day
recently with their brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
George Lindsay in Paris.
Mr. and Mrs. Spin Ervine and
Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Francis
motored to Arkwright on Sunday
and visited with Mrs. Ervine's
brother-in-law and sister, Mi'.
and Mr's. Earl Strong.
Mr, and Mrs. Donald Warner
and family spent last weekend in
Petersburg and attended the 25th
wedding anniversary
celebrations for her brother-in-
law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Bowman.
Mr, and Mrs. Don Haw and Anne
returned home Friday last from a
holiday in Florida, They flew
from Toronto on Feb,13 and were
met in Clearwater Beach by her
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Howard
Riddell. While in Florida. they
visited the Busch Gardens in
Tampa, and the fabulous Disney
World at Orlando; and reported a
most enjoyable vacation.
Mr, Bain Boyes, youngest son
of Mr, and Mrs, Bert Boyes of
Clinton, has accepted the position
of assistant-controller with the
Algoma Central Railway with
headquarters in Sault Ste. Marie,
Mr. Boyes and his wife, the
former Debbie Smith, daughter of
Brig. G. L. M. and Mrs, Smith of
Bayfield, plan to move from
Toronto' to the Sault in early
April.
Guests registered at the Albion
Hotel this past weekend were
Miss Janet Button of Toronto; Dr.
and Mrs. Roy Hawksuen of
Bloomfield Hills, Michigan; Mr,
and Mrs. Edward McCombe,
Birmingham, Michigan; Mr.
Lloyd Clifton, Knox Ministerial
College, Toronto.
While on a holiday trip to Cape
Coral, Florida, Mr. and Mrs.
George Bell visited Disney World
at Orlando and the spectacular
Edison Pageant of Lights in Fort
Myers. Mrs. Bell said it had
rained some while they were
there but it hadn't hindered them
from sightseeing and thoroughly
enjoying their annual Florida
vacation,
Mr, and Mrs. Steve Scotchmer,
Jodi and Moyy of St. Catharines
spent a weekend recently with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. F.
Scotchmer.
Mr. Mike Scotchmer and Mr.
George Harding of University of
Guelph, and Mr. Calvin
Scotchmer of London were at the
Alf Scotchmer home this past
weekend.
ERIC R. ELLIOTT
Eric R, Elliott of Oshawa died
at Oshawa General Hospital,
Monday, Feb. 14. He had been
seriously ill for the past three
months.
Mr. Elliott was born September
4, 1897 in Windsor, Ontario, son
of the late Robert (Ed) and Amy
Elliott. (His father taught school
in Bayfield many years ago and
resided in The Hut, now owned by
Carl and Lucy Diehl.)
He was married in St. George's
Anglican Church, Oshawa, on May
21, 1925, Mr, Elliott was a
resident of Oshawa for the past 45
years and was employed by
General Motors for 30 years until
his retiree-tent in 1965.
Mr. Elliott was a member of the
United Auto Workers Local 222
Retirees Club, the Royal
Canadian Legion Branch 43 and
the Canadian Corps Association.
During the first World War he
served with the Canadian Light
Hot-se Regiment and the Royal
Flying Corps:
He is survived by his wife the
former Annie Marie Johns,
daughters Mrs, Jim (Barbara)
Loren° of Oshawa, Mrs. Charles
(Shirley) McPherson of Newnan,
Georgia, U.S.A.; sisters Mrs. Joe
(Ethel) Sullivan, Battle Creek,
Mich., Mrs. Irene Van Buren,
Fort Lauderdale, Florida; four
grandchildren; and a cousin in
Bayfield, Mrs, A. F. (Bessie)
Scotchmer.
Mr. Elliott was predeceased by
a brother O'Neil of Fort
Lauderdale.
The funeral service was held at
BY RENA CALDWELL
The U.C.W. of St, Andrew's
Church, Kippen, met at the home
of Mrs, Arie Binnendyk on
Wednesday, Feb. 23.
Mrs. Percy Wright opened the
meeting with a reading. A hymn
was sung and Mrs, Wright
conducted the devotional, the
theme of which was "Self
Control".
The president, Mrs. Wm. Bell,
conducted the business portion of
the meeting and gave a reading,
"Let Kindness and Love be Our
Watchword and Guide",
The minutes were read by Mrs.
Laird Finlayson, the treasurer's
report was given by Mrs, Ken
McLellan, the rose report by
Mrs. Laird Finlayson and the
visitation report by Mrs, Harold
Jones, The roll call was a Bible
verse with the word "Love".
Mrs. Lloyd Cooper reported on
prices of folding chair's and it was
decided to purehase 75 chairs.
Mrs. Bert Faber was elected to
the Personal Committee. Plans
were finalized for the last
meeting at the Queensway
Nursing Home. Mrs. J, Sinclair
outlined plans for the World Day
of Prayer, Mrs. Keith Lovell was
named Key Woman for next year's
World Day of Prayer. Mrs. R.
Elgie gave a comprehensive
introduction to the study of
Africa, The collection was taken
by Mrs. Binnendyk, Mrs. Laird
Finlayson gave a poem, "What is
the Church". Mrs. David Cooper
the Armstrong Funeral Home,
Wednesday, Feb. 16 with Rev, A,
Woolcock, Padre of the Royal
Canadian Legion Branch 43
officiating. Burial was in the
Oshawa Union Cemetery
Soldiers' Plot.
gave Courtesy Remarks. Mrs.
Bell read a poem, "Tire Day's
Work" and the meeting closed
with prayer by Mrs, Bell. Lunch
was served by Unit 2.
Mr, and Mrs, Stanley Jackson
returned from a holiday in the
South.
Mr. Rochus Faber and Mr. Vic
Hargreaves are holidaying in
Florida.
Mr, Elzar Mousseau, who has
been a patient in St. Joseph's
Hospital, London, has been
transferred to Seaforth
Community Hospital,
Wm. McGregor is a patient in
South Huron Hospital, Exeter,
Mrs. Norman Dickert has
returned from visiting relatives
in Harriston and Listowel.
Orville and Tom Workman left
for Florida last Thursday.
Mrs. Percy Wright has
accepted a part-time position at
Irwin's Sewing Centre, Hensel',
Many residents of this district
were saddened by the sudden
death of Mr. Thomas Drover.
Their sympathy is extended to his
wife and family in their
bereavement,
Master Gerald McGregor has
returned home from South Huron
Hospital.
GIVE... I
so more will live
HEART FUND
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BAYFIELD LIONS CLUB
FINANCIAL STATEMENT FOR 1 97 1
RECEIPTS:
Balance in Bank Dec. 31, 1970
Donations to Swim Bus
Donations
Summer Frolic Receipts
Bingo for Hockey
Collection for Blind
Turkey Bingo
Winter Carnival
Total
1,049.80
172.00
40.00
1,523.57
33.20
176.65
390.10
1,348.37
4,733.69
DISBURSEMENTS:,
Flowers
Hospital Bingo
Ice Rental and Community Centre
Printing and Advertising
Gift to Deputy Governor
Fire Insurance
Summer Frolic Prizes
Winter Carnival Prizes
Graham Store Booth Supplies
Prizes Hallowe'en Party
Turkeys for Feather Bingo
Collection for Blind
Christmas Baskets for Shut-Ins
Bayfield Girl Guide Camp
Bayfield Agric. Society Fair
Swim Bus to Clinton
103.60
14.46
297.00
157.07
14.19
10.15
248.70
438.93
40.58
40.00
128.92
176.65
87.83
200.00
100.00
420.00
2,478.08
Balance in Bank December 31, 1971 2,255.08
G. J. Graham,
Secretary.
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