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BY M1LVENA ERICK$ON
The following is a Sea Scout
meeting report by John McLeod,
The Sea Scouts held their meeting
last Wednesday March 29, The
Skipper sounded the pipe at 17:30
hours and the meeting opened.
Skipper Gozzard spoke about
onehour on the Compass; and by
then it was time to close the
meeting,
The meetings have not been
held the last few weeks as
restoration to the Old Town Hall
is being carried out.
Bayfield Sea Scouts
participated in the Annual Scout
Hockey in Clinton, last Saturday,
April 1.
MARCH 2a Brownie Meeting
Report
BY JO ANNE STURGEON
We opened our meeting with our
Brownie song and Sixer's song.
Wendy Talbot was fairy queen,
We all had a craft period and we
made Easter baskets, Some were
really beautiful and some funny.
We all marched around and had a
fashion show with our baskets.
There wher three Brownies
who received badges, Wendy
Penhale got her cooking, toy-
maker and writers' badges; Mary
Lynn Talbot and Crystal Huffman
got their Collectors badges.
Then we closed our meeting
with Brownie Taps.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Merritt
of Sarnia visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Parker on Saturday.
Mr. Parker was best-man at the
Merritt wedding in 1930.
Mrs. J. M. Atkinson, Mrs.
Gerald Pence and Robert,
Rochester, Michigan were at the
Atkinson home during the Easter
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Bosnell,
Goderich, were with his aunt,
Mrs. Percy Weston for Good
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Reid were in
Sarnia part of last week and
stayed at the Chalet Motel. While
there they visited many of their
friends in the area and on their
return home stopped for a visit
with the Rev. E.T.B. Harrison,
former Rector of Trinity
Anglican Church, Bayfield.
Good wishes are extended to
Mrs. Helen Fraser, home after
being hospitalized five weeks in
St. Joseph's Hospital, London and
after recuperating three weeks
with her son-in-law, daughter and
grandchildren, Mr. and Mrs. W.
C. Parker, Charlie and Kim, The
Parker family accompanied Mrs.
Fraser home on Friday and
remained to spend the Easter
weekend with her.
Easter Sunday dinner guests
with Mr, and Mrs. Albert Craig
and Tom, were Miss' Martha
Corrie, Clinton; Mr. Fred Steep,
Carlow; and their son-in-law,
daughter and grandaughters, Mr,
and Mrs. Roger Layton, Joanne
and Sheryl of Brucefield,
Mr. Ron Knight and daughter
Heather of Toronto were with his
Mother, Mrs. Gilbert Knight from
Thursday until Saturday.
Mr, and Mrs. George Durham,
Jim and Ron, Clarkson, spent
Easter weekend with Pis Uncle
Carl and Mrs. Diehl.
We are most happy to report
that Mrs. Diehl (Lucy) was able to
return to her home Iast Thursday
after 12 weeks spent in Clinton
Public Hospital.
Miss Colleen Merner, Toronto,
was with her parents Mr. and
Mrs, Merton Merner and sister
Dawn and brothers Lorne and
Kelvin for Easter,
Mr. and Mrs. Art Latimer,
Bill, Gil and Christy were Easter
weekend visitors with the lady's
mother, Mrs. Gilbert Knight.
Saturday dinner guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Parker were
their son, daughter-in-law and
grandchildren, Mr. and Mrs.
W.C. Parker, Charlie and Kim of
London and Mrs. Helen Fraser.
Easter weekend guests at the
Jack B. Sturgeon were their
daughter Rhea of London; and
their son, daughter-in-law and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Sturgeon, Jeff and Rollie of
Orangeville.
Mrs, Myrtle Pease and Irvin of
London, spent the Easter weekend
in their village home.
Mr. and Mrs. William
ThroWer, Debbie and David,
Woodstock were Easter weekend.
guests of her brother-in-law,
sister and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Pat Graham, Barbara, Nancy and
John.
Misses Barbara and Nancy
Graham were in Wallacetown on
Monday visiting their
grandparents Rev. and Mrs. John
Graham.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Stevenson, Kathy, Karen, Doug
SEVENTH MEETING OF SWEET
DREAMERS
Kippen 2, 411 Club met at the
home of Linda Bell, March 29.
The meeting opened with the 411
Pledge and the minutes were read
by' Linda Vanneste, The next
Secretary elected was Joyce
Branderhorst. The roll call was a
suggestion for the exhibit.
The hand out sheets were taken
up. The next meeting will be
Thursday April 6 at the home of
Debbie Consitt when the exhibit
will be planned.
PERSONALS
Miss Lois Jackson is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Jackson.
Mrs. Clarence Hutchison of St.
Thomas is visiting her brother
and sister-in-law Mr, and Mrs.
W.L. Mellis.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gibson,
Wroxeter visited with Mr. and
Mrs. W.L. Mellis,
Mr, and Mrs. John D. Moore
and family of Mitchell visited with
Mrs. Harry Caldwell and Mr.
John Caldwell.
Mrs, Vivan Cooper- and Mr.
Clayton Cooper have returned
from Detroit,
and David were Easter weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Earl.
IVfiss Joy Cleave was in
Kitchener from Thursday to
Saturday of last week attending a
Baptist Young Peoples
Convention,
Mr. and Mrs. Logan Cleave
spent the Easter weekend in
Chatham with their son-in-law,
daughter and grandaughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Rick Jeffrey and
Shannon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wachhaus,
Kingsville were at their village
home for Easter weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Pitblado
and family of Oakville were at
their village home for Easter
Monday.
Miss Lynn Brandon, Wingham
spent the Easter weekend with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Brandon and brothers and
sisters, Pat, Harold, Blair,
Karen and Kelly.
, Mr. and Mrs, Charles
Scotchmer have returned home
after a marvellous two-month
holiday in United States, They
spent five weeks in Arizona at a
lovely trailer park where the
temperature was 92 degrees, so
needless to say they are well
rested and have a good tan. They
visited for a few days in
Galveston, Texas, with Mr. and
Mrs. Doug Scotchmer, another
few days in Nevada and on their
return trip stayed some time with
Dr. and Mrs. George Scotchmer
in St. Louis, Missouri.
Mr. Richard Simons is
attending the London Skating
School, spring session being held
in Stratford this week,
Hayfield Skaters have
successfully completed the
following tests. Richard Simons,
who attended the Walkerton
Winter Skating School from
March 19 to 26, passed the Junior
Bronze Dances; Shirley
McFadden, the Senior Bronze
Dances; both on March 26 and on
March 28 at the Goderich Figure
Skating Club; Cathy McFadden,
passed her preliminary figures
and Danielle Simons passed her
Junior Bronze Dances.
Congratulations to all these
young skaters!!
Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Hovey have
returned home from an enjoyable
holiday in the sunny south. They
spent two days in Williamsburg'
The P.J.'s
BY BRENDA GIBBINGS
The fifth meeting of the Clinton
4, P.J.'s was held at Mrs. Brenda
McIntosh's. Minutes were read by
Nancy Gibbings. The rollcall was
"compare the total cost of your
garment with a similar ready-
made one."
Isobel gave the members a
quiz. A discussion on
Achievement Day. Our exhibit is
on "Materials for Sleepwear".
The demonstration was on how to
do facing, understitching and
casting on elastic. Next meeting
on March 22 at Isobel Gibson,
The sixth meeting was held 'at
Mrs. Isobel Gibson. Miss Hunt
was a visitor at this meeting.
Minutes were read by Jean
Falconer. The roll call was "one
new sewing technique that you
have learned from sleepwear that
you did not know before."
The theme for our Fashion
Show will be "Spring". Our
commentator is Brenda Gibbings.
Our demonstration was how to set
in sleeves, Ann showed us the
and the remainder of their three-
week vacation was spent With
Mrs, Ted Mack at Davis Island
Florida. Mrs. Mack is a former
resident of the village.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meyer and
Michelle, Waterloo; Miss May
Ervine, Goderich; Mr, and Mrs,
George Hannigan; Toronto, and
Mr. Bill Lowry, Windsor were
Easter weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Spencer Ervine,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pounder,
Cathy, Mary and girlfriend Ruby,
London were at their village home
over Easter:
Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Scotchmer, Robert and Lori of
Chatham were with his Mother,
Mrs. L.W. Scotchmer for Easter
weekend.
Meagan and Courtney
McLaughlin, Toronto, who have
been visiting with their grandma,
Mrs. Fred Le Beau this past
week; returned home with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher
McLaughlin who spent Easter
weekend in the village.
Mrs. Jackie Moss, Toronto,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cluff, Rob and
Tara of London were Easter
weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs,
Fred Le Beau.
Eight little friends gathered at
the home of Mrs. Margaret
Garrett to help young John
celebrate his fifth birthday on
Monday,
Guests registered at the Albion
Hotel Easter weekend included:
Mr. and Mrs. William Stewart of
Windsor; Mr. and Mrs. Armand
Kitapci, Detroit, Michigan; Mr.
and Mrs. Fletcher McLaughlin
and Alfie, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs.
Gerry Berudt and Garrett of
Detroit, Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Gregory and
family; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Beechie
and family; The Norman Brown
family; all of London; and Mr. and
Mrs. George Cantrick of
Birmingham, Michigan were at
their respective cottages for the
Easter weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kalanzis,
Birmingham, Michigan are
spending this week in the village.
Mr. Bud Robinson,
Kapuskasing, spent the Easter
weekend with his Mother, Mrs.
E.B. Robinson of the Albion Hotel
on his return from a two week
vacation in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Talbot of
the Tank and Tummy Restaurant,
slipstitch hem. A leader told us
and showed us how to sew on a
button. Next meeting on April 3 in
the afternoon at Mrs. Isobel
Gibson. We had a lunch after the
meeting.
Clinton II 4-H
On March 19 we held our sixth
meeting at Mrs. Ellis. The
leaders gave us a crossword
puzzle to complete. After filling
out the sheet they showed us how
to do the slip stitch hem.
Following this we practised
sewing on buttons and doing the
slip stitch. Next meeting will be
March 26, at Mrs, Jenkins.
CLINTON 11 4-H
The "Sleeping Beauties"
seventh meeting was held March
26 at Mrs. Jenkin's. We worked on
our posters and decided to have a
dress rehearsal on April 5 in
preparation for Achievement
Day, Everyone is welcome to
attend Achievement Day, April
29, at the Clinton high school.
have returned henie after
spending the past month in
Florida.
Continued good health is
extended to Mr. Gordon
Scotchmer and to Mrs. Fred
Arkell who are at their respective
homes after being hospitalized.
Mr, and Mrs. Ed Rowse, Jim,
Cathy, Yield, Jill and Dale,
London, were with her mother
Mrs. L,B. Smith for Easter
weekend,
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Graham
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
Huntley in Bramalea over the
Easter weekend and attended a
performance of the Bramalea
Skating Club production of
"Oklahoma" in which
grandaughter, Janet, bad a
principal role,
This week the river "went out"
and Sunday we noticed
approximately 20 anglers trying
their luck along the rivers edge.
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River "went out"; anglers try their luck
BY RENA 'CALDWELL
"Contest ends with food, fun
and laughter"
The roll call Contest ended for
members of Kippen East W.I. and
leaders of 4H Clubs who are not
W.I. members when they met at
the Hensall Hotel for a delicious
beef dinner, with stunts, games
and contests.
Prizes were received by those
with perfect attendance—Mrs.
Ross Broadfoot, Mrs. Al
Hoggarth, Mrs. Stewart Pepper
and Mrs. J. Drummond. Mrs.
Campbell Eyre got the prize for
scrubbing the .floor, Mrs. Cecil
Pullman for making cookies,
Mrs. D, Adams for drinking the
most coffee at breakfast, Mrs.
Ross McBeth for an anniversary
nearest the March 28, Mrs. Jack
Bell for a birthday nearest the
date. Mrs. James Drummond
gave a humorous reading.
Winners of the euchre were—
first Mrs, W.J.F. Bell, second,
Mrs. Vern Alderice; Low, Mrs.
D. Adams; lone hands, Mrs. J.
Collins.
Courtesy remarks were given
by the President, Mrs, R. Bell,
and by Mrs. Ken McLean for the
4H leaders. Mrs, D. Brodie,
leader of the losers, and Mrs. J.
Drummond leader of the winners
had charge of the arrangements.
Kippen W.I.. and 47 1-1
leaders attend dinner