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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1976-11-04, Page 10• • H spentIjorszons had been 11.01wsr,' he curtains for ll:fors in the roll Chambers; new curtains fo n srow04114 ; ' opened'' ,• movie,'projectorand screen; .: , '‘, .., public .address .systemt 15 ..y repeatingthe , ,.,..; :.50 chairs; cop* and ord's Prayer in ,,.. , Partyians were 0',. 1,' 1 ....,. ; *and. sugar. On nnual ,'to be ,...„Unison.,saucers;..tray; tea-pot; United *:i' c ' .., i 7.;I'crPgt. 01:triti'mstimelah$51trrseeesalittl xi , . , . tiglit4; alt for the new Senior .The.,i..2.i.:,... I gave a 41.11 Citizens Home; A tape account as to w. the • recorder to be used by the remaining money from Lions and Lioness Clubs, n The aanttat nalieWeiert fOniest costume. Each child attended v4 the MaieritY la Party spopsored by the Lions was givgat theend of COStufle. cub was very successful with the party, . Prizes Were awarded for a gmat Variety of costumes the best cOstuMe$, The Music and man Y On lookers who The Halloween was supped by Dic ,locke carrie".a$ Yea are.. Masquerade Dance held at Unlimited from Louden. Thel were prizes for the the Arena, sponsored by the Everyone enjoyed a real fun raneit..costumes . and the . Lioness club, was very well evening. e social personal notes Lia Senior citize 44, Bayfield .1410 Libraryand suppliesstoricat Society Quilting were purchased for -*Attire guilts, A namC "Lakeview Manor minae mi to;a0 lowing • the Senior euchre WAS enjoyed by all and d ring proper )ierY, enjoyable evening, nest meeting wilt November 25th. - the Meeting, ementbriince service will be held Sun. Next Sunday Nov, 7 the the Cenetaph in Clan Gregor annual Remembrance ser. Park at12 noon. vice for Bayfield win be held Sunday Nov. 14th is in $t. Andrews United Church Laymen Sunday at St. at 11 a,m. with the service .at Andrews United Church, with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Merrill, Schell's other daughters sOme time with friends near Add_ and- Mrs. Mary Difi.V4-, Irene Suit in Burford Amsterdam. Mr. and Mrs. Mott, Thedford, motored to and M. Effie Freeman, land'Goey andfamily. Sudbury 'Thursday to help WoodSttielt: Mr. Schell and They then travelled to Mr. and MM. Brian Merrill Evelyn else called on Mrs. Germany where they spent move to their new residence Elsie Schell in GacIshill last some time with the former's in Ottawa. Brian will be Friday. sister, Cpl. and Mrs. D.T. employed by the Department Miss Evelyn Schell has now Byron and family Ip Lahr. or Transport Coast Guard returned to her home in in Germany they took Helicopter Division. Ayer's Cliff, Quebec, after in the Oktoberfest celebration Mr. Ray Schell and his spending two weeks in the in Munich and reported a daughter Miss Evelyn Schell village- very good time. They also spent Sunday October 23 at Deanna and Marshal visited the 1972 Olympic site Braemar where Miss Schell Talbot of St. Thomas spent in Munich. They then toured spoke to the Sunday School. the weekend with their Austtie, Switzerland, Left - They also visited with Mr. grandparents Mr. and Mrs. ehens te in , Belgium, NormaTalbot. Nuxembourg and France Overnight guests Saturday before returning home. They with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Talbot had a very nice trip and were Mr. and Mrs. Hugh reported good weather for Talbot, St. Thomas, Mr. and most of the tzip. Mrs. Drake Belt, London and Mr. and Mrs. John Haight, Bayfield 1 4-11 also from St. Thomas. Guests last week with Mr. On Monday, Oct. 18 the and Mrs. Ivan Steckle were Bionic Barley's met at Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Etue of Ann Chapman's home for Detroit, Michigan. their 4th meeting. Cpl. Jack Juffman from The minutes of the last Courtney, B.C. visited his meeting were read by Cheryl brother and sister-in-law, Mr. Dunn, and Mrs. Phoenix led a and vtrs LloYdl. Huffman, discussion on the different Veronica and Crystal. Cpl. kinds of flour that are Huffman was on a stopover available and had a few on his way to Scotland on a samples to show us. buying trip for his Brutish Mrs. Chapman then Import store. demonstrated the proceedure Mr. and Mrs. Bill Talbot, for making plain muffins, Karen and Kathy visited their then Mary Lynn Talbot and cousins Mr. and Mrs. Ranold Anne Haw tried their hand at Dunning, Sandra and Jeffrey making Bran muffins. They in 4Wtiodstock. for a birthday all turned out great and we party for Bill Talbot, Sandra each tasted a sample of each Dunning and Sandra's kind. grandmother, Mrs. Effie On Monday Oct. 25 the Freeman. Bionic Barley's met for their Miss Bonnie Johnston and 5th meeting at Mrs. Carleen Miss Jean Cluness, London, Phoenix's home with 12 girls d Mr flDrnu Johnston answering the roll call. Bayfield 4-11 We met at Mrs. Joan Merner's home, Wed. Oct. 27, at four o'clock for our 2nd meeting. We opened with the 441 pledge, the roll call was "My record of cereal and bread eaten for ane day." We had one new member, Cath Merner. We discussed wheat grain and the parts in it. There are 3 parts to wheat grain, They are - bran, endosperm, and germ. We _made dogwoods, which are mainly hamburg. Next meeting was held at Mrs. Joan Merner's home, Thursday Oct. 28 at 4 o'clock. On Thursday, Oct. 28th, we held our 3rd meeting at the home of Mrs. Joan Merner, with the roll call which was "Popular cereal product used in my home." Most answered "Shreddies." This meeting we made nuts and bolts which took an hour to cook. We also made cherry • bran squares which had to Bayfield, and Mr. Mike We discussed the different bake 45 minuts. Thompson, Clinton, recently shapes and forms of pastas We discussed the Chart returned from a three week that are available, and it which was called - Cereals in holiday in England and turns out there are quite a manyforrns. Europe. few. Mrs. Chapman also Next meeting was at the They spent some time in showed al how we can use home of Mrs. Joan Merner London, England and then cereals "Around the Clock" Monday, November 1. by travelled to Holland where in each of our meals. Julie Roberts. they rented a car and spent We had a busy night cooking. First of all Anne Talbat and Patty Greer made the tomato -meat sauce. Mrs. Phoenix demonstratedbow to cook the Lasagna noodles, and then how to make Lasagna. While this was in the oven, Sheri Phoenix and Dawn Merner made Peanut Crisp ies. We all tasted the finished products and nearly everyone enjoyed then. by Sheri Phoenix, Brownies hold Halloween party The Bayfield Brownies had a Hallowe'en Party on Wed. night. Mrs. Snell and Mrs. Knights were the the judges. The prize winner for fancy costumes were - Kelly Knight, Tanya Corrillmeyer, Tracey Fancher and Barbara Hutchings: comic costumes. - Darlene Smith, Julie Boyce, Leigh Ann Tamen and Julie Porter. We played - Here comes Susie, Alice the Camel and Bingo. The Elves and Fairies sixer brought cookies and Melanie Van Patter's mom made us a special treat of Hallowe'en cup cakes. We were all givenireats and sang our Brownie good-bye song. by Peggy VattWanderen. Exclusive Gifts Antiques. Jewelry 515-211S a unique gift OPP the men of the Church con- ducting the Church Service. The 3Mis Club of St. Andrews United Church will hold their pet luck supper at the church Sat. Nov. 6. 96 4. 444 44.• '1 ° I „ ° '4 HAVE YOU THOUGHT OF A CHRISTMAS PARTY? 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