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BEAUTIFUL BREEZY , . By BELLCHAMBER
BAYFIELD
PERSONAL ITEMS • CHURCH NEWS > CLUB ACTIVITIES < VILLAGE HAPPENINGS
Correspondent: AUDREY BELLCHAMBER — Phone 565-2864, Bayfield
Subscriptions, Classified Advs. and Display Advs.
all accepted by the Bayfield correspondent.
Personals
Mr.' and Mrs. Harry Baker
spent Wednesday until 'Satur
day in Toronto. Joining their
parents for the weekend were
Mr, and .Mrs, Chris Klardi and
Albert of, Princetown.
-Mr, arid Mrs. William Smale
of Grosse Pointe, Michigan
W^re , weekend guests of Mr s.
Myrtle Robinson,
WEDDING
SAUVE - WESTON
* * *
Ervine Pease and Mrs,
Myrtle P.ease, London, were at
their village home for tlie week
end.* * *
Miss Shirley Brandon, Essex
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs, Warner Payne.
* ,
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Alf
Scotchmer from Friday until
Sunday, were Miss Diane Vogt
and Jim McLeod of Toronto,
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Scotch
mer and Jody of Sarnia joined
them from Saturday until Mon
day.
* * *
,Ed Sturgeon, who had been
a patient .in Victoria Hospital
London for some time, returned
to his home on Saturday.
* * *
Mr, and Mrs, Elwood Mit*
chell, were in Detroit on Sat-'
urday and Sunday./
* * * )
Mr, and Mrs, Bryan Kings
London, spent the weekend with
the lady’s parents Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Turner.
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Will interested cubs and
would be cubs, present them.,
selves at the municipal offices
(former school) at 7 p.m. on
Thursday December 14. Bring
a parent with you and $1.50
registration fee,
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Clinton. News-Record/ Thursday, Dey. 14, 1967 3HENSALLlegion holds
CHRISTMAS PARTY
The Legibn Hall, Hensall, in
7 a tovely, petting of Cliristmas
emblem? wa? the setting Tues
day evening December 5, for the
Christmas party pf Hensall Le*
gion Ladies Auxiliary attended
by 24 members. Election of
officers fpr J968 was held con-
< ducted by Mrs. E. Davis are as'
follows:
Past President Mrs. Harold
Campbell; President Mrs, .Gar*
net Allanj 1st vice-president
. Mrs, Grant McClinphey; 2nd
Vice-president, Mrs, Vic Stan;
secretary, Mrs? W, H, Bell;
treasurer, Mrs. Grant Bisback;
< pianist,. Mrs. Ed .Mupn; Execu
tive, Mrs. Gordon Munn, Mrs. Paul Neliands, Mrs, Wilmer
Dalryaple, Mrs. JapkSimmons,
Mrs. Mary Taylor, Sgt. At Arm?
Mrs. Harry Horton; Sports com
mittee, Mrs. Clarence Reid,
Mrs, William Smale.
During the business period
presided over by president Mrs,
Harold Campbell, $10 was don
ated to the Businessmen’s As-
. sociation; plans were made to
send Christmas boxes to sick
and shuMn members; final
plans were made for the child
ren’s party. Sunday, Dec
ember 17.
Mrs, Stan Kochan was instal
led as a new member.
Mystery prize was won by
Mrs. Maude Hedden; guessing,
Mrs. J. Chalmers; attendance,
Mr. J. Simmons.
Bingo was played and refresh
ments served, members ex
changed gifts.
Londesboro
Twenty-eight ladies were pre
sent at a miscellaneous shower
given for Miss Betty Idsinga
at th? home of Mrs. Bert Lyon
prior to her marriage on .Sat
urday, December 9. Contests
conducted by Mrs. StanleyLyoif
and Mrs. Bert Lyon were en
joyed. Miss Kathy Lyon helped
carry the gifts to the bride
elect. Betty thanked the ladies
for the many useful gifts. A
dainty lunch was served by the
hostess assisted by some of
the guests.* *
The community extends war
mest congratulations to Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Hunking who
celebrated .their 48th wedding
anniversary on Sunday, Dec-
embei’ 10. Most of the family
enjoyed the day with them.
Those who attended were Mr.
and Mrs. Wilfrid Chapman, Mr.
and Mrs. V/ill lam Moore and
fam’lies, Mr. and Mrs. Billy
Moore and Don Johnston, all
of Goderich-.
* * *
The Sunday, School Christ
mas concert will be held on
Friday December 15, at 8:30
in tthe Londesboro Hall. There
will be a silver collection but
no exchange of gifts at the
concertoav; -ID -..nT
«' * * *
Miss Beverley Oswald of Tor-,
onto was a weekend visitor with
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shaddick.
* * *
, Sixteen ladies attended the
. December meeting of the
/ Cheerio Club held at the home
I of Mrs. Wilmer Howatt. Mrs.
Townsend opened the meeting
in the absence of the presi
dent Mrs. Durnin who is still
;in St. Joseph’s Hospital. Roll
call was answered by current
< events. A social afternoon was
enjoyed followed by a sumptuous
supper served by Group 1.
UNIT 4 U.C.W.
Thlrty~sixChrlstmas pack.
ages were given out l£st week
to sick and shut-la member.s
pf Hensall' iji»ite<pC?hurch^ pa
tients at South Huron Hospital
Blue Water Rest Home, Huron-
vlew.
A project of UCW of the
church, convenor was Mrs. R.
J. Drysdale, helpers, Mrs,
Lome Hay, Mrs, Jack Simmons
Mrs. William Clement, Mrs,
Wilmer Ferguson, Mrs. Harvey
Leslie was putting logs in a
bush near Komoka when the
cliain saw kicked back nnd.sev*'.
ered several tendons in his
arm. He was driven to the hos
pital by the logging contractor
Alvin Taylor, also of Hensail,
where he underwent guvgeyy.
Alvin said he was unable to
determine what caused the saw
to kick, hut said this frequently
occurs when the saw strikes
a hard, section in the log.
Unit 4 UCW Hensall United
Church held a Christinas Fel
lowship meeting Thursday Dec
ember 7 with 32 members and
five guests present.
The program which commen
ced at 10 a.m, included quilt
ing, knitting and visitin?, with
a delicious pot-luck dinner ser
ved at noon,
Worship service was conduc
ted by Mrs. E, Rowe and Mrs.
Leona Parks. An interesting
part of the program was for
each perspn to' say something,
nice about the person to the
left of them.
The following are the execu-
tiye for 1968: Leader, Mrs.
James McAllister; Secretary,
Mts. R, M. Peck; Treasurer,
Mrs, T. J, 8herritt, assistant,
Mrs, George Armstrong; Pia
nist, Mrs. Sherritt,
Christmas stockings were
handed out to members which
will be filled for women pa
tients at the Ontario Hospital,
Goderich. Christmas carols
were sung,
* * *
The annual Christmas parly
of Amber Rebekah Lodge, Hen
sall, was held in the Lodge
Hall, Wednesday evening Dec
ember 6th, After the regular
meeting which was well attend
ed, a donation was given to the
War Memorial Sick Children’s
Hospital, London.
A Christmas program includ
ed a reading by Mrs. Alex Me-
Beath; piano selections by Mrs.
Robert Pryde, and a sing-song
of Christmas carols.
Members exchanged giftsand
lunch was served,
* * *
Kippen East W.I. has comple
ted its short course on “Baking
With Yeast.” Thirteen ladies
participated and the Summary
Day will be held in Clinton
January 16, Leaders are Mrs.
John Sinclair and Mrs. Harry
Caldwell.
* * *
Mr. David Murray patient at
Blue Water Rest Home, near
Zurich, will celebrate his 101st
birthday Monday December 18.
Mr. Murray made his home with
his niece Miss Hannah Murray,
R. R. 1 Hensall, before going
to the Rest Home. He was born
in Hay Township and spent sev
eral years out West engaged in
farming. He is unmarried.
* * *
Leslie Riley, 24, of Hensall,
whose left arm was gashed
Wednesday morniifg by a chain
saw, is in satisfactory condition
at Victoria Hospital, London.
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— Filrps — Slide *1
- Camera Carrying a
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$6.00 Polaroid Cameras and Film $
Splicers — Tapes —
$5.00 Projection Screens.
” SLATE OF OFFICE^
Mrs, R, J, Ladson vice-presi
dent, chaired the annual meeting ”
of the Anglican Church Women
held at “The Hut,” on Thurs
day afternoon, December 7,
It opened With tile singing of X
“The Advent of our King,’’with
Mrs, F. A. Clift at the piano,
The Rey. E. J, B. Harrison
led jn Devotions,
Ten members answered the
roll call* one of whom was Mrs.
Chris Parker who has since an
swered the call to Higher Ser
vice,
The secretary’s report, was
adopted as read by Mrs. C. E.
Diehl.
Mrs. G. N. Rivers reported
a good balance on hand with
which to commence the work •
in the New Year.
‘ Mrs. E. Earl reported that
she had written and sent a
Christmas Gift to the Prayer
Partner, Sister Dorothy Dykes.
Mrs. Clift reported for the •
visiting committee and flowers
and cards sent to sick and ■
shut-ins. A donation of $20 was
made to the Trinity Church *
wardens for the budget.
Mrs/ G, N. Rivers presented ‘
a proposed slate of officers for
1968. Mrs. R. J. Larson in ac
cepting it, vacated the chair
to the Rector.
He expressed his thanks to
the members for their loyalty
during the past year, and urged
them to develop more and more ,
in these changing times, accord- *
ing to the Gospel, He wished
the members every blessing in
the coming year. Since there
were no nominations he pro
claimed the following duly e-
lected for 1968:
Honorary presidents, Mrs.
J. M. Stewart, Mrs. R, H. F.
Gairdner; president, Mrs. J. B»
Higgins; 1st vice-president,
Mrs. R. J. Larson; 2nd vice-
president, Mrs. Emerson Heard
secretary, Mrs. G. L. Morgan
Smith; treasurer, Mrs. G. N.
Rivers; prayer partner sec
retary, Mrs. Carl Diehl; edu
cation secretary, Mrs. F.,A.
Clift, assistant, Mrs. E. W.
Earl; visiting committee, Mrs.
F. A. Clift and Mrs. G. N
Rivers.
Following the closingprayers
in which the Rector remember
ed the sick of the parish, a
social time was enjoyed. Mrs,
L, B. Smith, hostess, assisted!
by-'-Mrs.. R. j; Larson served
daih’ty17 Cltfi'sthti'is' ’1"refresh-[
ments. ’ ’
White chrysanthemums and '
lighted candelabra decorated
Trinity Anglican Church, Bay*
field pn Saturday, December 9 for the wedding of Kathryn Joan
Weston, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Weston, Bayfield,
and Morris Joseph Sauve, Bay-
field, son of Mrs. Mary Sauve
Goderich. Rev. E. J, B. Har
rison performed the wedding
ceremony.
The church organist, Mrs.
Donald Johnston, sister of the
bride, accompanied die soloist
Mrs. J. B. Higgins, who sang,
“I’ll Walk Beside You” and
“Because”.
Entering the church on the
arm of her father, the bride
looked lovely in a floor-length
gown of ivory nylon lace, fea
turing a- fitted bodide with a
scalloped neckline, long lily
point sleeves, and a full skirt.
Her finger tip veil was held
in place by a headpiece of
white petals, seed pearls and
lily-oMhe-valley. Her. white
prayer book, gift of her god
mother, was encrusted with red
and white sweetheart roses and
white ribbon.
Miss Janice Pruss, London,
was her cousin’s attendant, she
wore a floor-length gown of aqua
lace over a deeper shade of aqua
peau de soie. She wore a match
ing ring headpiece with a
cocktail veil and carried a bou
quet of white baby mums cen
tred with red sweetheart roses.
Richard Graham, Bayfield,
, was best man and guests were
i ushered by Donald Johnston,
i Bayfield and Terry Johnston,
i Goderich.
i The reception was held at
I the Albion Hotel, Bayfield, The
( bride’s mother received the
; guests in an olive green gown
, worn with black accessories,
; a green, gold, and black hat
and a white carnation corsage,
, she was assisted by the groom’s
mother who chose a turquoise
and black lace dress, black
and white accessories and a
corsage of white carnations.
For a wedding trip the bride
wore a pink and green two-
« piece outfit, black accessories
and a pink rose corsage.
On their return, Mr. and
Mrs; ‘Morr'isf S&u^e will' resi'di=k
iiLBayfieldpH .axM
Trftft°'nto4’fi^r faarfiagiTW
bride was honoured at showerg
given by the ladies of Trinity
&£ Church and the church choir,
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Gift Sets $7.00 to $14.25 Albums -
Perfume $6,75 ,tq $8.50 Viewers, -
Cologne $4.00 to $7.00 Cases ~-
Spray Perfumersrl*
Spray Cologne $4.50 to $6.50
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ST. ANDREWS U.C. W.
The UCW of St. Andrews’
Church met on Wednesday even,
ing in the Sunday school room
of the church, with Mrs. Tom
Penhale as chairman and Mrs.
K. Siertsema as secretary.
Mrs. J. Scotchmer and Mrs.
Hutchings, gave the treasurer’s
report which showed the fin.
ances in a healthy condition.
As the new slate was not quite
complete, the election and in
duction of the new officers was
postponed until January.
It was announced that the an
nual carol service under the
auspices of the choir, will be
held in the church on Sunday,
evening December 17.
* * * (.
Bayfield Lions held their an
nual turkey bingo on Friday,
December 8. A large crowd
was in attendance at the vil
lage Hall. Winners of' turkeys
were Mrs. Dick. M'cLean and
Mrs. Ted McLean, both of God
erich; Carl Humphries (2), Mrs.
Yeo Koene; Mrs. Jack Merner;
Mrs; Lloyd Hoffman (3); Doug
Telford; Mrs. Ken Pollock, Hen
sall; Mr Si Ken Mackie; Larry
Johnston, .Varna; Mrs. Wilf
Castle (2) Clinton; Mrs. Nora
Heard, Varna; Mrs. Don Haw;
MiSs Nancy Castle. Clinton;
Mrs. Arnold Making (2).
Winners of share the wealth
Mrs. Nora Heard, Varna, $13;
Mrs. Dan Weston, $12; Mrs.
Carrie Heard, $12; Mrs. Jean
Bell, $10; Mrs. Ted McLean
Goderich and G, L, Morgan
Smith split $15,
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The Odd Fellows and Rebekah Humanitarian Service
Committees (Hospital Bed — C.P. & T.) of ,
CLINTON - SEAFORTH - BRUCEFIELD - HENSALL
EXETER - BRUSSELS - WINGHAM
announce that they are again sponsoring a subscription
campaign for the purpose of furthering their Humanitarian
Services Programme.“Instituted for the purpose of relieving
distress wherever found”, and for purchasing additional
sickroom equipment such as hospital beds, wheelchairs, etc.
W This sick room equipment Is made available to any resident
of HURON COUNTY, FREE OF CHARGE For Home Use.
Your
MAGAZINE ORDER
(New or Renewal)
will help further this community project and every
resident is urged to co-operate.
Residents when called upon should request to see
the representative’s letter of introduction signed by a
C.P. & T. Committee Member of Clinton, Seaforth,
Brucefield, Hensall, Exeter, Brussels and Wingham.
This is to eliminate any misrepresentation by
unauthorized persons.
donations are not to be solicited
OR ACCEPTED
Your C.P, & T. Chairman Is Listed Below
Wm. Ford, Exeter Hat-old Wise, Clinton
John Broadfoot, Brucefield Mrs. Peart Brooks, WinghaM
Mrs. Aldeen Volland, Hensall jaek L. McCutcheon, Brussels
Wilmer Broadfoot, Seaforfh
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