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Citizens News, February 23, 1978
Brownies cited
by Mllvrena Erickson
Bayfield
Trinity Anglican Church at
its Sunday morning service,
welcomed the First Bayfield
Brownie Pack as its guests.
The occasion was the ob-
servance of Scouting week
and also the dedication of a
new Brownie Flag.
Leigh Anne Taman
presented the Brownie Flag
to Rev. William M. Bennett
for the Blessing of the Flag
and Brown Owl Eleanor
Ritchie read the lesson from
Joshua, where Joshua is
ordered to cross the River
Jordan.
Tanya Grillmeyer and
Melanie Van Patter, assisted
by Harry Baker and Philip
Du Boulay collected the
offering.
The Rector assisted at the
altar by Server Andrew
Erickson and Miss Cindy
Cluff taught the Sunday
schoolers.
The Rector, in his sermon
addressed the young ladies
attending along with their
two Tawny Owls, Charlene
Porter and Ruth Anne
Knights and expressed his
desire that they have minds
of their own.
Need help
The UCW of St. Andrew's
United Church have set up a
quilt in the basement of the
Church and wouldap-
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Mrs. Eric Luther of
Hensall will be the guest
speaker at the World Day of
Prayer next Friday at 3 p.m.
in St. Andrew's United
Church. Everyone is invited
to attend.
Teen dance
Last week I erroneously
reported that the Teen and
Pre -Teen Dance next Friday
would start at 9 p.m. and go
until 1 p.m. It should have
read from 8 p.m. until 12
midnight. The Bayfield
Lioness' are sponsoring this
dance for the young, people
and would like to extend the
invitation to all young
people. The cost is two
dollars per person with pop
and chips available.
Guild meets
Tuesday afternoon at 2
p.m. the Ladies Guild of
Trinity Anglican Church
were guests at the home of
Ruby Fitzsimons for their
monthly meeting.
There were 18 members
and one guest, Elsie John-
ston present.
President, Lorna Merner
occupied the chair. Mrs.
Fitzsimons read the scrip-
ture from second Corin-
thians and Clara Wilson read
an appropriate poem
Personals
Mr; & Mrs. • Howard
Scotchmer, Robert, Lori and
Carolyn of Chatham were at
their home in the Village for
the weekend.
Mrs. Donna Boyes and Mr.
Jack Ruston of Port
Colborne, spent the weekend
as the guests of Mr. & Mrs.
Donald McLeod and John
and also visited her sister,
Mrs. Walter Erickson.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Meyer,
Michelle and Marsha of
Milverton visited Sunday
with Mrs. Meyers mother,
Mrs. Lena Ervine. Weekend
visitors at the Ervine home
were Mr. & Mrs. Bill Lowry
of Windsor who were at their
residence east of the village.
Mr. & Mrs. Bernard F.
Sturgeon Jeff and Rollie,
Orangeville spent Friday at
their residence on Louisa St.
Best wishes for continued -
health to Mrs. Louise Reid
who is able to be home from
Hospital.
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park. Taking advantage of the facilities are Peggy Van
Wonderen and Jan Russell. Staff photo
Kinettes entertain
The Clinton Kinette club
entertained their adopted
grandmothers at a Valentine
Party Tuesday morning in
the ground north dining -
room. Mrs. Alma Davis and
Miss Dora Jackson thanked
the Kinettes on behalf of the
• Grandmothers.
The tables in the Home
were arranged and
decorated for the Valentine
Dinner. During the day the
Huronview Orchestra
serenaded each of the areas
with appropriate music.
The Clinton Women's
Institute were hostesses on
Wednesday afternoon for the
February Birthday Party.
Mrs. Connie Colclough,
president of the Institute,
brought greetings and Mrs.
Lyla Johnson was EmCee for
the programme and
provided the piano ac-
companiment. Mrs. Homuth
sang two vocal numbers and
led a sing -a -long.
Mrs. Leona Lockhart gave
a reading; there were piano
solos by Gladys Van Egmond
and vocal duets by George
Turner and Stanley Johns.
Following the programme
gifts were presented to the
celebrants and lunch was
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