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Should any parent of the
hays wish to go along; they
would he mace than, welcome,
Unitl
hut they are asked to contact
Scouter John Siertsema as
soon as possible.
bake salea
The @egualr meeting of Unit
1111lICW of St. Andrew's United
Chuff cin was held Thursday
aam at the hone• of Mrs.
Viitiaa Mart ir. There were Z7
inenthers present.
The devationaL period was
led by Mrs. Hetty Burch
assisted Ely Mrs:. Elva Metcalf
and Mrs Gwen Pemberton..
The. theme- was "Practical
ani the work of
Father Abraham. in his school
for Incliam children high up is
the Elimalayas was described
brigs. Mrs. Metcalf acct+
Mrse Pemhertutr react parts of
p xrsonal lets they received
faint Father Abraham. These
letters pratrayed vividly the
work done tat help the children
wilt the war against poverty
and igtnorance.
A short business— meeting
fafltiwe± wxitfr plans tieing
discussed: for the Bake Sale to
be held on Mrs. Ruth. Makens'
lawn on Saturday, May 20.
Plans were made for en-
tertaining the young
people for the award winning
junior choir of Kingsway
F , mhton Church. They will
be is the Village the weekend
of June 1R- and I1 and will sing
at the Sunday morning ser-
vice in SL Andrew's on June
11_
Mrs. Elva Cox, Mrs_ Nina
gals, Mrs. t.illian Penhale
and Mrs. Lulu Smith served
refreshments with Mrs. Nina
Haw pouring tea_ Mrs. Vivian
Morton was thanked for her
hospitality.
Smile
Anybody who thinks the
best things in life are free
just hasn't been caught
yet
The Bayfield Cubs and Scouts were all smiles last Saturday after they returned from a
fishing derby with their leaders in the Bayfield arena. Everyone had a good time, whether
they caught anything or not. (photo by Milvena Erickson)
BAYFJELD bugle
istavenafrid(s.
Mh$. Maloney,ad
Cliatlimenr and Btyrttl
liiiirt�ctnt was lin
Ian lam wt_
The wearer., im
eallhigwoodi SII' as few choirs
and mimed the tectakivorks
theme where a
w:aE6 tiEEiirg BILIML. They also
weati tre 111201anxii tm see tete
Smitre a ts£te Ism
From them they mntnrect to
1r'ahein r ry and ttrared the
Salt hauaes and risErfng im-
chistries„amffintardieditheChii-
cileetnann firr as tzrfg 1n Saute
Ing iSQ aunt . 34/1auritaulim
&lima Mbar returning tm the
Vriikege am Friday,
Nalitnew was the guest eller
sow a '„ E+fiir_
ar Mrs. Ram Refer and3
granddaughter Kelly fan the
Mr. Remand F_ Win,
Varang)Eville acid Thursday
and Fes. with his pare„
Mr. and Mars_ J1a:¢f's 1 _
Stamp:tom and brother Andrew
a &Drs. V hifet
Sim am business
ttrrip Lal)
Mics. Ellaiire Srrrh. London
is at GU
IIIA CaG
Mr. and M+rs_ Norma=
Talbot and Mr: and Sifts,.
Doug Talbot imata red tO
Agexr' gACIBT.. Quebec far a
weekend wish with Mics.
Normnan Talbotrs sister Miss
EveOym Schein. Tfiey were
acannananied by her Father,
IDs. Ray Schell w ito
tremaiiredi Ear a two month
visit with his datrecter
• Rem gnu off Taranto
was gnestt preacher its the
Eayfielkll Baptist Church gar
the Sunday Semites,
Mrs. amil Mus_ Alberts Craig
viisited Sunday with Mr_ and
Mrs,. Ross Iltc841chaell and
fiEnrayeinell Cy_
Cangrandatirnis to Betty
and Fran Burch an the
aurrivraell cif their seventh
f i1W1II.camra ane and
lllOnald liturtth off Nova Scotia
are Me ptrc of
Andric„IEDorratct fur
a otthoer for
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• EreEmElf of the Canadian
Cancer Ste,. Frank Burch
w tom Harry Baker,
Scorch,Betttty Beatfena
iftva +i7 it . of lilbrothy Hovey,
Wendy Penhale, Somnee
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d about the village
Stephens, Marilyn Warner,
and F I Yonmatpff for SO,
wrIringly and successfully
acting as canvassers for the
Society -in RayfiefcL
l -- and Bim_ BM brae
entertained the members of
the choir- of St_ Andrew's
United Church on Thursday
evening May 4+ at their home.
About 40 grxests enjoyed an
evening of fellowship and
song.. Mrs_ Erma Fraser
gtre•*f &F aver the tea table
while delicious lunch was
served. The e chair president,
Jain Siertsema thanked the
B+f fines for their generous
hospitartty and expressed the
hope that this won d become
am arrrnmi'i
Mr_ and Mrs. .1T_ Parsons
(nee Nancy li£earcil of
S . n ®i e - Mr_ and Mrs_ Ted
Heard and family, ily, London;
Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Elliott
.and Mrs_ Ray Elliott and
Mitchell visited
Sunday with Mr. and.. Mrs_
Bill Parker.
Mrs.. Lena Ervine spent
several days this week with
her fnInriTy, Mr_ and Mrs_
Robert Meyer,. Michelle and
Marsha in Milverton.
Mt-. and Mrs.. Oscar
Si-aFtneukerr and Mr. Alva rt
Gracile all of Milverton were
guests Wednesday with. Mr.
and Mrs.. Floyd Diemert and
Wayne at the Albion Hotel_
Mr_ Renouf Johns, Mount
Clements, Michigan is
spencg several days at his
home itn the VIM age. Mr. and
Mrs Fred Schafheitlin, the
former . Mary Robinson, of
Oakville, spent ',Saturday in
the V iT'hge at the family
cottage and called on several
friends and acquaintances.
They also cabled at the
Ericson home and reported
that Fier brother Bill Robinson
is still c sn ined in the
University Wing of Toronto
General Hospital where he
has been since February. We
all wisft Bill a speedy
recovery and hope he will
soon be able to be back in
Bayfield_
Mrs. Jean Earl and Miss
Elsie Koutes, 1? ondon were
Sunday guests of the formers
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs.. Erick Earl.
Friends and neighbours are
invited to a community
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miscellaneous bridal shower
for Jackie Koene which will
be held in the St_ Andrew's
United Church basement on
Thursday evening, May 18 at
8:3a pm_
Mr_ and Mrs_ Don Haw,
Cathy and Anne had as their
Sunday dinner guests her
aunt and uncle, Mr_ and Mrs.
Mac Pallister of Dundalk and
Miss Ivy Pallister of the
Bluewater Centre, Goderich_
Attie Seaman Gary
Brandon, Halifax, N.S. is on
two weeks leave at the home
of his parents Mr. and Mrs_
FIs_ (Joel Brandon and
sister Shirley_ The Brandons
youngest son, Brian recently
completed a course in
Electrical Electronics
Technology at Fanshawe
College and is presently
employed by Canadian
Pittsburg Industries in Owen
Sound_
Mrs- Robert Bennett and
Jessica of Chesley visited
Sunday and Monday with
Mrs- Wiliam Bennett "while
the ladies' husbands, Rev.
Robert and Rev. William
attended the 12gth session of
the Synod of the Diocese of
Huron in Landon_ Miss Sally
Bennett, London was also at
the home. of her parents for
the weekend.
Mrs. Janet Onalik and
children Jimi and Nanasee,
Frobisher Bay, are visiting for
a month with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Archie Couper and
brother, Andrew.
Mr_ and Mrs. Bob Gould,
Josh and Jake returned to
their home in Regina, Sask.
after a two week holiday
spent with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Bev McClinchey
and brother Randy.
Mrs. Margaret Garrett had
as her Sunday guests last
week, her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Handy of Seaforth
prior to their leaving for a
week visit with their son
Thomas and family in
Oshawa_ Sunday last Mrs.
Garrett's 'son-in-law and
daughter Mr. and Mrs.
Delford Altman of
Orangeville were her guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald R.
McLeod spent Sunday in
Marysville, Mich. with his
siister Mrs. Elsie Sullivan.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Erickson visited friends in
Port Huron, Mich. on Sunday.
Anglican church news
Holy Communion was
celebrated by Rev. William
M. Bennett in Trinity
Anglican Church at both the 8
a.m. and 10 a.m. services.
Philip Du Boulay read the
Epistle and assisted the
Rector. Andrew Erickson
acted as Server. Cindy Cluff,
Dawn Merner and Jeanne
Bennett taught the Sunday
School and were assisted by
Moira Couper.
The members of the Sunday
School were working on a
banner to take to the
Children's Festival at SL
Pauls Cathedral in London on
Sat., May 27.
Morgan Smith and Harry
Baker acted as sidesmen and
as the Wardens of Trinity also
presented a cheque to the
Rector for his prayer of
blessing. He in turn handed
the cheque to the lay
delegate, Philip Du Boulay as
one of the delegates to Synod
who will carry the cheque and
present it at Synod for the
Primate's World Relief
Appeal. -
Flowers in Trinity were
given in memory of Colonel
H.A. White of Upper Hart-
field, Sussex, England who
enjoyed worshipping in "that
little Bayfield Church.'
This weekend the 120th -
session of Synod is being held
in St. Pauls Cathedral in
London and on July 9, 1857,
Bishop John Strachan
presided over the 1st Synod of
the newly constituted Diocese
of Huron. Rev. Benjamin
Cronyn was elected first
Bishop.
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ACWsupports foster child
Eighteen members were
present at the ACW of
Trinity Anglican Church
meeting at "The Hut" home
of Lucy Diehl.
Margaret Larson read the
epistle for Ascerision Day.
President Pat VanPatter
thanked Lucy for her
hospitality and Lillian
Higgins who was co -hostess.
It was decided to send $90 to
the foster child in New Delhi,
India.
Buelah Smith reported on
Easter cards sent to the sick
and shut-ins and everyone
• signed a card to Bessie Hulls
in University Hospital and
Louise Reid in Victoria
Hospital and also to Mrs. Stan
Bryant who was celebrating a
special birthday.
The president announced
the Spring Deanery meeting
of the ACW would be held at
the Anglican Church in Pine
River on June 6.
A request for eyeglasses
was received. This is called
"Operation Haiti," the
poorest country in the nor-
thern hemisphere with an
average yearly income of
$125. and is sponsored by the
Diocese of Huron and sup-
ported by the ACW's. Any
discarded eyeglases would be
most appreciated.
The president along with
Jeannne Bennett attended the
ACW annual on
April 27 in St. James West-
minster, London and in her
report Jeanne said that it was
a very uplifting and inspiring
meeting. Theme speaker
Dean Irvine based his topic
on "The Time is Now".
Margaret Clift offered to
convene the annual bake sale
set for July 22 at 11 a.m. in the
Parish Hall. Devotional
period was presented by
Edith Smith who read ex-
cerpts from a book entitled
"The Truth of God Incar-
nate."
Garden club opens season
Meeting one of °Bayfield 1,
4-H Garden Club was held
April 25 in the basement of St.
Andrew's United Church with
leaders Miss Karen Webster
and Mrs. Lee Erb in charge.
A fishy tale
Although rainbow fishing
season opened this past
weekend and anglers were
standing shoulder to shoulder
along the Bayfield River, no
reports of any fantastic
catches reached this
reporters ears, but a story
reached our desk that we
thought should be shared. It's
entitled, "A Fishy Tale."
"Once upon a time there
was a brilliant sturgeon on
the staff of the --,Community
Health Fishility. In fact he
was one of its flounders.
Wiser than salmon, a fin
fellow, he would never
shrimp from his respon-
sibilities. In short, he was
happy and successful and
always whistled a happy
tuna.
"Then one day, a patient --a
mere whipped snapper-- told
the sturgeon that his medical
theories were full of abalone.'
He trouted all over town
telling people that the
sturgeon's treatments had
made him more eel than
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We elected officers as
follows: president, Cheryl
Dunn; vice-president, Sheri
Phoenix; secretary, Barb
Campbell; press reporter,
Patti Greer.
We discussed the
requirements for the Club.
We are to grow a garden
consisting of ten vegetables
and four annual flowers.
We also discussed the
contents of a good garden and
the benefit of having a good
garden and what annual
flowers are.— By Patti
Greer.
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The May 1 meeting of the
Bayfield Lioness Club opened
with each Lioness introducing
her guest oar: fuests to title
group of ladii$,Tesent, 73 in
all, before dinner was served.
Speaker for the evening
was Miss Sandra Coleman,
who won the Legion Award
for public speaking and also
the regional finals. Sandra
gave some interesting facts
on the weather in 1977; its
cause and effects. Being an
"out -of -the -ordinary" subject
for public speaking, Sandra's
listeners were very attentive
and appreciative.
Monies have been donated
to the Lions Youth exchange
program sponsored by the
Lions. Two girls will be sent
to Texas this year for a two
week period. The 'May
meeting was held in the
United Church and the June
meeting will be held on June 5
with Mrs. Miller still
catering.
On May. 21, the annual
pancake breakfast will be
held by the Lions with the
Lioness members assisting.
Booster Buttons will be on
sale there, so be sure to get
one. June 24 is the day of the
annual bake sale at the Old
Homestead. Another quilt is
being quilted at the Municipal
building. Tickets are on sale
from Lioness members, at
Grahams General Store and
at the Village Market. The
draw for the quilt will take
place at the Penny Sale
during the Lions Frolic in
July. The Executive meeting
on May 15 at the home of
Lioness Diane Boyes.
The new executive are as
follows; past president, Ilse
Gemeinhardt; president Sue
May; first vice-president,
Carolyn Snell; second vice-
president, Judy Huntley;
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directors, Alice Brandon,
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