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Few attend arena meeting
An information meeting costs, they felt that the
was held in the Community Village could not afford to
Centre last Thursday by the build nor afterwards support
Community Center Board to another building. A new
inform the residents and arena would cost more than
interested parties as to the $600,000, whereas the
state of fate of the Bayfield struc ore now contemplated
Arena. would- cost in the neigh -
Very few people turned out bourhood of $231,000, of which.
to 'hear the ,report; however three-quarters would be
those who did were able to funded by grants, meaning
ask questions and discuss, the the Village would have to
decision made by the Corn- 0 raise about $58,000.
munity Board last week to•
the site of the present .
construct a new cdneg on Anglicans mark4dvent
It will be somewhat larger Trinity Anglican Church
and hopefully closer to ceebrated the 4th Sunday in
regulation size. Advent on Sunday morning at
There will also be an ex- their regular service. White
tension made to the Corn- Gift Sunday was observed
munity Centre and kitchen, and the Seryice of Lessons
new washrooms and new, • and Carols ,under the
septic tank system. direction of the Rector, Rev.
Members. of the Board William Bennett.
toured the new arenas in Down through the years in
Ripley and Blyth and learned many areas of the world, the
the many problems their Church has offered the
boards had encountered. Service of Lessons and Carols
They picked' upsome of the as a gift to you and to Him
better features and were whom we wprship and seek to
treated very hospitably by serve. The Seven Lessons tell
members of their boards. of God's actions in the
At the meeting, the Board Redemption to mankind, in
agreed that their first thought Christ ,isus our Lord.
was toward a regulation size The lessons were read by
arena, but after looking at members of the Parish
Already the board learned
that $15,000 has been raised
by several functions spon-
sored by organizations in the
Village.
It was felt by most of those
attending the meeting that
the Board had made a
decision that they felt was in
the best interest of the
community, and the Board
were commended on their
efforts.
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BAYFIELD
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elivering a message of
cheer and gratitude to all
our wonderful friends.
Bayfield Building Centre
& Staff
family linking all of us this
act of Worship., Between the
Lessons, carols and hymns
help us to praise God -for His
Goodness to us.
The Lessons were read by
Rick Johnston, Linda
McAlister, Pat Van Patter,
Lorna Merner, Lillian
Higgins, Harry Baker, Canon
F.H. Paull.
Simon Mould, Julie Mould,
Luanne Erickson and Lydia
Erickson lit the .four Advent
Candles. Following the
service, the congregation and
Sunday School children
retired to the Parish Hay
where they viewed two films,
"The First Christmas Tree"
and "The Mouses Christ-
mas," courtesy of Huron
County Library and shown by
Alf Scotchmer,
A lovely lunch was enjoyed
by all present and Santa
Claus arrived to disperse
gifts to the pupils and
teachers.
After Santa left, everyone
joined in singing a number of
Christmas Carols.
An invitation is extended to
attend the Christmas Eve
Carols and Holy Communion
Service at 11 pm and "on
Christmas Day Rev. Bennett
will conduct a Family Service
of the short form of Holy
Communion at 10 am. The
children are invited to the
Communion Rail to be
blessed. Please, come as a
family.
United
Church
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Carol Service. Mrs. Molly
Cox, choir director and
organist was assisted by
Andy Fraser who ac-
companied on the piano
during several selections.
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LINTQN NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, DECEM 1,;R 22,1977----1 AGE'
The youngsters of the Sunday School of Varna United Church were decked out as little
Christmas trees during a gkit at the concert put on at the church last Friday night. Pic-
tured are Nancy Webster, Robin Norman, Scott McAsh, Myra Posthill; Scott Kirton,
Donna Whittaker, Darryn McAsh, Lee Norman, JIm Hill, and Greg Taylor. (photo by
Mary Chessell)
Anglican Ladies Guild meets
Trinity Anglican Church
Ladies Guild met Tuesday
afternoon at the home ofMrs.
Jeanne Bennett with 16
members present, Mrs. Vera
:Turner in charge.
Mrs. Bessie }lulls read a
poem entitled "Because of
Love" and one entitled
"Here's Where the Old Year
Ends". .
Cubs have
Xmas party
Last Saturday morning, the
Bayfield cubs held their
annual Christmas party.
Each six was responsible for
providing the entertainment
of their choice.
Mark Dennomme, Bobby
Dunn; Billy Sinnamon Mark
Westlake, Jamie Sauve each
read a little poem, composed
by themselves about the
many different things'
relating to Christmas and
Jesus birth.
The Red 'Six sang
Christmas songs and carols
accompanied on the guitar by
Michael. Clark and The Blue
six conducted games.
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The president thanked Mrs.
Bennett for having the
meeting in her,home and
also to all -who hahelped at
the bazaar and bake sale held
earlier.
• The secretary's report was
read by ,Mrs. Berthena
Hammond and t'he treasurer,
Mrs. Lorna Merner, gave her
report and also read a letter
from the'Guilds' Foster Child.
Mrs, Ruby Fitzsimons
reported on cards and flowers
sent out to sick and shut-ins
and read the list of Christmas
cards which she will send out.
During the business
session, pians were finalized
for the Sunday School party
on Sunday Dec. 18. The
January Scripture will be
taken by Mrs. Fitzsimons and
Mrs. Clara Wilson will be
responsible for the Poem.
The Rector, Rev: William
Bennett closed the meeting
with a prayer and The Grace,
and Mrs. Bennett served a
lovely lunch
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May the season shine with warmth, pv ce
and happiness for you and your family.
Albert St.
Clinton
From The Staff
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McPHERSON Proprietors CUDMORE
We wish all our friends and relations, a very merry
Christmas and a Happy New Year. •
Expressing our appreciation for the trust we have ex-
perienced in the year past and looking forward to ser-
ving you again in the year to come.
Henk, Freda and Jean
The Dutch Store
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Our best wishes
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NEW YEAR'S
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SAT. DEC. 31
TIL 4 A.M.
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ORDERS NOW BEING ACCEPTED
FOR NEW YEAR'S EVE
From all of us
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FRI., DEC. 23 - REGULAR HOURS
SATURDAY, DEC. 24 11 A.M.-6 P.M.
CLOSED CHRISTMAS 8 BOXING DAY
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