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PAGE 10-CLINTON NEWS, -RECORD„, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1978
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BAYFIELD bugle
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Lions give 3,000
to arena fund
On Tuesday September
12th Bayfield Lions met at
the Albion Hotel for the
first dinner meeting of
the season with president
Jack Boyes in charge.
Their guest, Governor
Jack Bishop of Kitchener,
presented an informative
and constructive talk on
"Lionism". Also at this
meeting it was revealed
that the profit from the
Pancake Breakfast on
September 3 was $596.95.
It was decided to
transfer $3000.00 to the
Bayfield Arena Fund.
The total amount to date
raised for the new arena
by Bayfield Lions is
$8000.
Lion John Siertsema
announced that the arena
contract has been. let and
preparation for con-
struction has already
begun. Completion date is
January 15th 1979.
A total of $35,000 has
already been raised by
Bayfield and area
residents with the goal
now set at $90,000.
At the next meeting
September 26 the Lions
will have a return visit
from the Port Sanilac
Lions of Michigan.
Library series set
The Huron County
Library Board will be
sponsoring a weekly
series of discussions in
two area libraries this
fall on topics of interest to
families. The series is
called "Family Forum".
Through video tape,
books and discussion the
leader will attempt to
relate our present life-
style to the great per-
sonalities of history.
Weekly programs will
open up various family
issues • such as
adolescence, family life-
styles life changes and a
wide range of other topics
of interest to par-
ticipants. The sessions
will be informal and will
continue for six weeks.
All members of the
community are welcome.
The libraries chosen for
the first series are
Bayfield and' Goderich.
Moira Couper of Bayfield
is to host this series.
Moira represents this
area on the Ontario
Educational Com-
munications Authority
(O.E.C.A.) and, brings
considerable experience
in adult and family
education
The series will begin in
Bayfield on Thursday,
October 12 from 1 pm to 3
pm. The sessions will be
held in the library.
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The regular monthly
meeting of Unit I, United
Church Women, St.
Andrews Church was
held on Thursday, Sep-
tember 14 at the home of
Betty Burch. There were
2 Rresent.
Registration for Scouts, Brownies, Cubs and Guides was held at Bayfield this
week. Here, Dpug Roy,, left, registers with David Renner and Carol Fisher.
There will also be Beavrs this year. (photo by Gwen Pemberton)
Round about the village
Sunday dinner guests
with the Penhales were
Mr. and Mrs, Faber,
Kippen, Dianne Brad and
Lori De Wys, Varna, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Meyer,
Suzanne Madonna and
Debbie. The occasion was
Debbies birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin
Hodgins of Dorchester
spent Sunday with her
grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Parker.
Dr. and Mrs. Smale of
Midland called on Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Makins
on Sunday.
Miss Kay Reid reported
that the coach trip to the
Maritimes from which
she returned on Saturday
was most enjoyable.
Other residents of
Bayfield on the 15 day trip
were Mrs. Jean Bell,:
Mrs. Jessie Blair and
Mrs. Lulu Smith.
The Bayfield Council
meeting held regularly on
Monday • night was
postponed until Wed-
nesday this week. •
The Bayfield
correspondent had as
guests for the. weel1end
her two nieces Rosalind
and Vivienne Pemberton
from Godalming, Surrey,
England. They began
their first visit to Canada
at , Niagara Falls where
their aunt met them .
They expressed a wish to
go sailing while in
Bayfield and had their
wish fulfilled through the
kindness of Mr. Bill
Elliott of the South Shore
Marina.
They visited Tober-
mory and the University
of Western Ontario, were
entertained at tea by Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer- Parker
and were guests at the
Little Inn for dinner on
Sunday evening.
They met their cousins
Mr. and Mrs. Eric
Pemberton for lunch at
the Ben Miller Inn on
Monday going on as their
guests to Waterloo. They
will visit their other
cousins Miss Joan
Pemberton and Mr. and
Mrs. Roger Pemberton in
Toronto later in the week.
Visitors through the
summer at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. R.J. Larson
were: Mr! and Mrs. Steve
Holomis, Orangeville and
her mother and father
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Knutson of Saskatoon,
S -ask. and • Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Larsen of
Kelowna, B.C. Last week
visitors were Sgt. Stan
Smith wife Betty Lou and
Lisa, Mrs. Lea Ann
Veysay.and Chris.
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The, president. Jean
Greer, was in charge of
the devotional part of the
meeting. She was
assisted by Margaret
Scotchrner and Vivian
Morton. Rev. Alun
Thomas was the guest
speaker and described
his work in Newfoun-
dland in the five churches
that were his special
concern.
As he spoke of his two
years of ministry there
the ladies realized that.
both Rev. Thomas and his
congregations grew in the
tIZ
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Christian faith as. they
exchanged . ideas. Elva
Metcalf thanked the
speaker for his in-
formative talk. Jean
Greer • closed the
devotions with a prayer,
A short business
meeting was held and the
various summer ac-
tivities were reported on.
Plans for a joint thank-
-offering meeting on
October 12th were
discussed. A delicious
lunch was served by
Violet Carter, Jean Greer
Esther Makins and
Bridal shower held
A bridal shower
honouring Miss Bonnie
Cox bride -elect of
Saturday, October 23 was
held in St. Andrews
United Church basement
on Monday evening,
September llth. Contests,
a sing -song with Molly
Cox at the piano and a
reading by Wendy
Penhale were enjoyea
Teri Weber read the
address to Bonnie and she
was assisted in opening
her gifts by her sisters
Cheryl Trewartha and
Pat Hemingway and her
mother Elva Cox. Bonnie
thanked everyone very
graciously. Lunch was
served.
Baptist Church news
by Janet Talbot
The Bayfield Baptist
Church began Sunday
services with Sunday
School at 10 a.m. with
classes for all ages from
nursery to adult Bible
class. Then for the
Worship service the
Pastor Rev. Les Sheil
continued in the study of
the four anchors used on
the Sea of Life.
The special music for
the day was supplied by
Herb Bridle who sang two
beautiful solos, "Jesus
call us" and "At
Calvary".
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carry dead batteries in.
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Dorothy Merrier.
Carol Fisher presided
over the Unit I1 meeting
of United Church Women
held in the church
basement on Wednesday
afternoon, September 13.
Marilyn Haw and Ruth
Makins developed the
theme "School Days for
Ml Ages".
It was moved to send
the usual amount and
include a birthday and
Christmas gift to the
units foster child in South
America. A donation was
made to the Drug Con-
cern Program. Thanks
was expressed to all those
who helped at the Church
pte booth at the fair*
A committee was
formed to purchase
curtains for windows and
for dividing of Sunday
School rooms.
The unit has been asked
to serve lunch at the
CNIB meeting in Clinton
in November.
An invitaton will be
extended to Goshen)
Varna • and Zurich
women's groups for a
joint thank -offering
meeting on October 12.
Guest speaker will be
Debbie Snider, who will
show slides on her
missionary work in South
America.
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