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Round and about the village
Sunday visitors with
the Penhale family were
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Faber
and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Faber and Mr.
Dianne DeWys and
children. The family
gathering was held to
celebrate family bir-
thdays which occurred in
June.
Mrs. Jay Ball en-
tertained several
members of the Lioness
Club at her home in the
Clan Gregor Apartments,
following the Lioness
meeting on Monday
evening.
Miss Catherine
Westlake visited with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Westlake last
week. Catherine
taken a position at the
Central Park Lodge in
Kitchener.
Congratulations are in
order for Gail Grant. She
is a graduate nurse who
has just graduated with a
B.A. in anthropology and
sociology from Wilfrid
Laurier University. She
is the winner of the gold
medal and from a choice
Huron Centennial School Preschool hour wound up its last session on Wed-
nesday, May 30th. Twenty-eight little people between the ages of 2'/2 to 4
received certificates for their attendance and the four -year-olds accepted a
preschool graduation diploma. The hour of stories, movies, plays was ended
for many by a bus ride home. Have a good summer and remember Preschool
Hour starts again next fall.
EyYQ,gsp1an picnic
The Ever Young Senior
Citizen Club met last
Thursday evening in the
Municipal Building with a
fair attendance.
Len Carter, first vice,
took the meeting. The
minutes were read /by
Jeanne Lindsay, anal the
.treasurer's report was
given by the treasurer
Dorothy Coxa'
Plans were made for
the picnic at Goderich on
June 26th at 5:30 pm
when all members are
welcome. Huronview is
entertaining us on June
21st for 12:30 lunch.. A
minute silence was held
in memory of one of our
departed members,
Laura Kompf.
We welcomed George
and Florence Brown back
again to the meeting.
Owing to the
resignations of Perc
Johnston and Jeanne
Lindsay, the presidents
chair will be filled by Len
Carter and the
secretary's chair by Vina
Parker.
Dorothy Cox gave a
lovely resume of her trip
'to Germany France,
Switzerland and Holland
and also showed some
foreign coins and snap
shots.
A social hour was
enjoyed after the
(meeting.
Auxiliary meet in village
The regular Monday
meeting of the Clinton
Hospital Auxiliary was
held at the home of the
president, Dawna
Westlake. A pot -luck
lunch was enjoyed on the
Westlake lawn and about
411- members and guests
were present.
The speaker was
Jacqui Lewis of Guelph,
Chairman of Region 2,
Ontario Hospital
Auxiliaries, she was
accompanied by her
secretary, Catherine
Conway.
She chose as her
subject "What is a
volunteer?" and, as is
becoming more and more
evident in hospital
auxiliaries, it isn't only a
woman. For this reason,
Garden Club
plan meeting
The inaugural meeting
of the new organization
will be held on Monday,
June 11th at 8 p.m. in the
Municipal building.
The speaker will be
Roy Bennett of Wingham,
assistant director,
district 8, of the Ontario
Horticultural Society.
The Garden Club will
qualify for the grant from
the ministry of
agriculture and food if it
has a membership of
more than 100 at the time
of the inaugural meeting.
Those interested are
urged to take out
memberships ($2)
previous to the meeting.
These are obtainable at
Grahams, Lances' and
Gammage's stores on the
Main Stree.
the Auxiliary has
dropped the word
'Women's' from its name
and the new trend is
exemplified by the fact
that two male members
joined in Bayfield this
year. Male members are
now joining up in other
auxiliaries throughout
the province.
In the Bayfield
membership drive, $125.
was collected.
Who are the
Bayfield ladies?
The last four members of the Bayfield Lioness Club
have revealed a bit of their past by showing their baby
photographs.
Last week's faces belonged to, top left, Carol Penhale.
Along with raising two children at their RR 2, Bayfield
home, Mrs: -Penhale has served as card and flower
convenor for three years, since the club's formation.
This year she is the Lioness secretary and just
recently was made chairlady of the banquest com-
mittee for the new Bayfield Community Centre.
Top right is a newcomer to the community and the
Lioness Club, Ruth George, who has been a resident of
Bayfield for less than a year and has been lnvoled in
the club only a few months. She is married and has two
children.
Bottom left, is what Lorraine Fisher looked like at the
age of three. Mrs. Fisher may not tell her age now, but
she has been married for 34 and a half years and has
lived in Bayfield for seven years. She has been a
Lioness member since the beginnings of the club and
was one of the first directors.
Bottom right is the upcoming president 'of the Lioness
Club, Judy Huntley. Mrs. Huntley, a charter member
is now serving as vice-president and has also held the
office of secretary. She came to Bayfield in 1974 from
Bramalea. She is married to Robert Huntley and they
have one daughter.
FORD
RETURNING
SEAFORTH
of sev1•i scholarships
has elected to go on to
York University to study
medical anthropology.
Two years ago, Gail
successfully convened
the annual Pioneer Park
Rummage sale. She and
her husband Dr. D.J.
Grant and their children
come to their Bayfield
residence from Kit-
chener. As a `child Gail
often spent holidays in
Bayfield with her family.
She was the former Gail
Paton.
The Rev. Alun Thomas
of St. Andrews United
Church attended the
London and District
United Church con-
ference for three days
last week held in Sault St.
Marie.
Mr. and Mrs. Perc
Johnston, Mrs. Grace
Duggan, Mrs. Vina
Parker, Mrs. Greta
Scotchmer, Mrs. Buelah
Smith and Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Makins spent last
weekend at Scotts
Oquaga Lake, Deposit,
New York.
Lioness raise funds
Plan bike-a-thon, sell quilt tickets
Lioness Club held their
regular dinner meeting in
St. Andrews United
Church Monday evening
with 36 members and five
visitors present. Each
member is to sell four
books of tickets on the
quilt and afghan to be
drawn on September 2nd.
Alice Brandon reported
for the penny sale to be
held at Lions Club Frolic
27th July.
The bike-a-thon is
scheduled for June 17th.
All those taking part are
to start between 10 a.m.
Scouts and Cubs
win trophy again
At the Scout Rally at
Benmiller Conservation
Park last weekend, 11
scouts and 24 cubs from
Bayfield won the
Huron District Trophy for
the second year.
About 350 Scouts from a
large area extending
south to include Ailsa
Craig and Grand Bend
gathered at Benmiller.
Carol Fisher, Cub
Leader wishes to give
special thanks through
the Clinton News -Record
to the parents who came
and assisted with setting
up tents, helping with
meals and supervising
the boys. Also, she thanks
the village and
homeowners who made
donations to the Scouts
and Cubs for their help in
the spring clean-up.
Scouts will lose their
leader, David Renner,
who will be moving to
Clinton and will welcome
suggestions for his
successor. The boys will
miss David and hope for a
new leader who will be
popular as he has been.
Scouts and Cubs are
reminded to be at the
Town Hall at 7:45 am on
Saturday morning for
their trip to the Toronto
Zoo.
Smile
Someone once asked
Mark Twain what the
people of the earth would
be without women. Twain
replied, "They would be
scarce, sir, almighty
scarce!".
and 1 p.m. Hours are
staggered so those
manning, registering and
rest areas will not be
swamped at one time.
Bingos are scheduled
for June 15 and 29 and
Lillian Turner on behalf
of the 1st banquet com-
mittee formed at the
community centre a few
years ago turned the sum
of $136.02over to the
Lioness specifying that
something be bought for
the new kitchen.
A garage sale will be
held at Elane Brandons
home on August 18th. Pat
Dorion reported a float
will be put in the Frolic
parade on July 27th. The
club will sponsor a bake
sale at The Old
Homestead Camp on
Saturday morn. July 14th.
The Bayfield arena
booster buttons can now
be purchased for 50 cents
down from the previous
$l. until the remaining
buttons are sold.
President Carolyn
Snell, upon adjournment
of meeting gave out
awards to the following:
"Nothing Award" for the
committee whose duties
entailed least work the
past year accepted by
Jan Simons; "the Relief
Award" for having
completed her term of
office last year, went to
Ilse Geiminhardt; the
"Anxious Award" to
Judy Huntly, incoming
president; the "Trouble
Award" went to the
poster- committee
comprising Teri Rau and
Debbie Taylor; "the
Cheesecake Award" to
Joan Merner; "the
Esther Williams Award"
going to Wynn Graham
and Mother of the Year
Award to Sue
Scrimgeour. Lioness
Stem Twister -Marg Gale
received a special
citation.
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