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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1978-01-26, Page 101 PAGE 10—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 1978 By Milvena Erickson Lioness plan Valentine dance in February The first meeting of the Bayfield Lioness Club was held on Jan. 2 with president Ilse Grillmeyer presiding. Miss Cathy McFadden was the invited speaker who gave an interesting "run down" of her Lions Youth Exchange visit to Minnesota. She brought pictures of the family she lived with and of places she had visited. The local Lioness Club invited her to its meeting where they asked all sorts of questions about Bayfield and Canada. Their Club project is two books which they presented to Cathy -- "Foods We Love to Cook and Eat" and "The Best of Helpful Hints". The Bayfield. Club found them. different from the ordinary type books of this sort. An Ontario Provincial Police Constable has been asked to speak at the February meeting. Lioness Joyce Mcllwain conducted a very lucrative auction o "sight unseen" items which Br.iwn iesenrolled badges given created much hilarity over some of the packages when' opened. The Lioness executive meeting was held on Jan. 16 at the home of Lioness Carol Penhale. Fourteen members turned out to amply provide a quorum for decisions requiring an immediate vote. A Valentine Dance is to be held on Feb. 4 in the Com- munity Centre; the usual admission and amenities to be observed. February is heart month and Lioness members will be canvassing for donations. In the fall, the members will begin to fill the eight -foot Christmas stocking for the - 1978 draw in December. There will be gifts suitable for all ages instead of only toys. Lioness Elaine Brandon is to be the Lioness represen- tative on the Arena Board. A discussion over raising money, for the arena came up with the idea of Booster Buttons to be on sale all year. The motion that they be ordered immediately was passed. President Ilse Grillmeyer read a letter of thanks from Ceylon for a box of books and papers received. Since mailing, costs are prohibitive, a suggestion that a newspaper subscription is to be examined for discussion at the Feb. meeting. As soon as a firm date can be arranged in April or May, the Sweet Adelines will be singing in Bayfield. The• tentative night for the Senior Citizens Variety Night was Feb. 25 at 8:00 p.m. in the Old Town Hall. Lunch will be served by the Lioness Ladies. August 20 is the date picked for the Annual Community Picnic. Details are for- thcoming. The July Penny Sale will be chaired by Lioness Carol Penhale. February 6 is the regular meeting night at 7 p.m. in the Community Center. Last Saturday morning; a former Brown Owl of first Bayfield Brownies enrolled two young Tweenies into the Pack. Carol Penhale enrolled Rayanne Scotchmer and Cathy Haw in a very im- pressive ceremony at which many mothers and family members attended. Proficiency badges were presented by the Brownie leaders, Eleanor Ritchie, Charlene Porter and Ruth Ann Knights to Melanie Van Patter, artist; Julia Ritchie, artist, collector, cook, book lover; Julie Porter, artist, singer, cook; Gail Dunn, writer, book lover, Roxanne Martin, toymaker, housekeeper; Kelly Knights, cook; Peggy Van Wonderan, toymaker; Mary Ellen Van Aaken, craft; Julie Boyce, beadworker and housekeeper; Lori Sinnamon, collector, housekeeper, beadworker; Rebecca Stevens, toymaker, thrift, collector, writer, housekeeper, cook, singer and artist; Trudi Bornath, arti singer; Kelly Brandon, arti singer, thrift; Christi Johnston, book lover, coo Tammy Schilbe, craft, boo lover, housekeeper; Kim berly Talbot, thrift, writer singe:, artist, cook, housekeeper; Cori Sinnamon, st, st, e k, k housekeeper, beadworker, collector; Laurie Phoenix, gardening, housekeeper, Canada; Tracey Fansher, artist, writer, ,book lover, housekeeper; Lisa Taman, collector, dancer, cook housekeeper; Leanne Taman, book lover, craft, housekeeper, cook; Chris Westlake, writers, toymaker, thrift, collector; Anne Bor- nath, artist; Luanne Erickson, thrift, singer housekeeper, cook, collector. The following girls received their Golden Bars presented to them by Mrs. Ritchie: Cubs invested at Cub Leader, Akela Carol Fisher invested nine boys into the 1st Bayfield Cub Pack on Saturday morning, January 14 in a ceremony in the Municipal Building. Receiving their ties and woggles were Mark Ritchie, Robert Rau, Danny Den- nome, Mark Westlake, Joey Fansher, Scott Easton, Ian Siertsema, Doug Roy and Mark Dennomme. They were welcomed into the Pack with the Grand Howl. On Saturday morning, the Cubs, along with their leader and helpers, Andrew Couper and Dennis Merner, enjoyed a skating party on the outdoor skating rink in Clan Gregor FLORIDA'S SECLUDED OCEANFRONT RESORT ON HUTCHINSON ISLAND You want an unhurried and relaxing vacation. yet still want to enjoy an active resort atmosphere. Visit Indian River Plantation Resort. 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Nark. ,o Ic1aaJ ' Stuart Palm itcach Ntam, Melanie Van Patter, Julia Ritchie, Julie Porter, Gail Dunn, Allison Dunn, Roxanne Martin, Tanya Grillmeyer, Kelly Knights, Peggy Van Wonderan, Mary Ellen Van Aaken. After the presentations, the ladies auxiliary served a lovely lunch. Next Saturday morning et 10 a.m. (Jan 28) the leaders have planned a skating party for the Brownies in Clan Gregor Square. The girls do not need to wear their uniforms and are asked to dress warmly for the outing. ceremony Square. They returned after their party to the Cub Hall where they had hot chocolate and donuts. David Renner who is an assistant Scouter will be instructing the Cubs for the next few weeks. Cathy Haw, left, and Rayanne Scotchmer, right, enrolled into the Bayfield Brownie Pack last week by former Brown Owl Carole Penhale. (photo by Milvena Erickson) were Round about the village Mr. and Mrs. Howard Scotchmer, Robert, Lori and Carolyn, Chatmam and a young girl friend of Lori's spent the weekend at their residence in the Village Mrs. Greta Scotchmer has returned from a (en -day holiday in Florida, which she spent with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pounder in St. Petersburg. Mrs. Myrtle Pease and Irvin, London were at their Village home for the weekend. Mrs. Beat Dunn Sr. is visiting with her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Dunn Jr. in Russelldale while her husband Bert is a patient in Victoria Hospital, London. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baker have returned home from Pasadena, California after spending 10 days there. They watched and enjoyed the Rose Bowl Parade with much interest as Mrs. Baker's brother-in-law, Wat Webster of Clinton, was' a drummer in the Clinton Legion Pipe Band, part of the massed pipe band United Church Rev. McCallum of Goderich was guest preacher in St. Andrew's United Chukch Sunday morning in the ab- sence of Rev. Reddoch, who is still confined to his home due to a very severe cold. We wish " him a speedy recovery. St. Andrew's annual meeting,which was to have been held last Monday has been rescheduled to Monday January 30 at 8 p.m. in the Church'Hall. Anglican church news 'Trinity Anglican Church held its annual Vestry meeting Monday evening beginning at 6:30 p.m. with.a pot luck supper. The food was plentiful and very delicious and a lovely variety. Following dinner, the business session was capably handled by the Rector, Rev. William Bennett, in the chair and Mr. Philip Du Boulay was appointed Vestry Clerk. A letter from Doris Hunter, chairman of the Bayfield Architectural Conservancy Advisory Committee asking, that the members of Trinity think seriously of having the Church (the oldest one in Huron County) designated a Heritage building, was left to the Board of Management to decide after a motion by Fred Clift. Reports were given by the People's Warden, Harry Baker and by the Rector's Warden Morgan Smith. All teports were printed and discussed and accepted as written. Rev. William Bennett conducted Sung Mattins in Trinity Church Sunday morning. George Fellows read the lesson from Revelations for Sep-. tuagesima Sunday. A season .within Epiphany season makes us mindful of the approaching Ash Wednesday. It is made up of Sep- tuagesima, roughly 70 days before Easter, Sexagesima, . about 60 days before Easter ,and Quinquagesima, exactly 50 • days before Easter. A season of preparation for Lent. In the Cycle of Prayer in the world wide communion of the Anglican Church prayers were asked for the Unity of Christians and in the Diocesan Cycle the prayers went out for the Clergy and Get advice from our courteous staff or let u' you. • Floor Covering • Wall Panelling • Wallpaper or Stucco or Paint Seaforth 527-0910 Clinton 482-3405 Hensall 262-2418 brethren in the Deanery of Oxford. The ACW members were reminded of the annual meeting at the home of Lucy Diehl on Thursday, January 26 at 2 p.m. Sunday next, Trinity will celebrate Sung Mattins and the Litany at 10 a.m. from Ontario, who marched in the Tournament of Roses Parade. The Bakers also joined the band members on a Tour in Mexico, Nine busloads with police escorts saw many interesting sites. They were guests of Mrs. Peg Kinghorn, a friend of Mrs. Baker's at her home in Pomona and also at her sister's country home where they saw the orange groves and feed lots. Congratulations to Mrs. Bessie Hulls, who has a new grandson, Matthew, Ryan. He is the seventh grandson for Bessie and the second child for Mr. and Mrs. Stan Burditt of Woodstock. They also have another young man named Jeffery. Bessie visited several days with them and became acquainted with Matthew. Mrs. Eric Earl returned home Thursday after spen- ding several days with her son-in-law, daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Winstone, Kim and Joe in London. Mr. Jake Reder Sr., who has been a resident of Clan Gregor Apartments, has taken up residence in Huronview. We all hope he enjoys his new hone, but we are all going to miss his cheery greeting and his friendliness in the Village. Best wishes Mr. Reder. The Bayfield Ever Young Senior Citizens are reminded of their regujar meeting, Thursday evening, January 26, 7:30 p.m. ir>r the Municipal Building. Hats Off and many thanks to the Bayfield Firemen who spearheaded a community project that has delighted the youngsters, oldsters, guests and visitors in Bayfield. As our readers know, the Village Arena was con- demned by the Ministry and no skating facilities were available to the villagers, but a couple of weeks ago, the firemen conceived the idea of an outdoor rink. They flooded a large area in the centre of Clan Gregor Square and before the ice was barely set, the skaters were on. Some of the young fellows wanted to play hockey, and the firemen, realizing it would be too dangerous to play hockey and skate on the same rink at the same time, flooded another smaller area Turn to page 11 Village of Bayfield NOTICE 1978 Dog licenses for the Village of Bayfield are due and payable now. Dog tags are now on sale at the Municipal Office, Bayfield. All dog owners are required to have their dogs licensed. 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