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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1977-06-06, Page 12Page 12 Citizens News, April 6, 1977 Bayfield by 1► illvena Erikson Mr. & Mrs. Bud Sturgeon at- tended the wedding Saturday inLondon of her cousin, Nancy Davis to Arn Kleiber in Mt. Zion United Church and the reception following in the Latin Quarter. Mr. & Mrs. Dalton Smith have returned to their home in the village after spending the winter months in St. Petersburg, Florida. Miss Sally Bennett of Stratford and Mrs. Shirley Graham and daughter Anne of London were Sunday guests of the former's parents, Rev. and Mrs. William M. Bennett. Mr. & Mrs. Albert Craig visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Ross McMichael and family in Oil City. Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Knight, Heather, Kathryn and Sandra of Leaside were the weekend guests of his mother, Mrs. G.L. Knight. Mr. & Mrs. Elliott Layton of Brucefield visited Thursday evening with their daughter-in- law and granddaughters, Mrs. Judy Layton, Joanne and Sheryl on their return from, a winter vacation in Florida. Mrs. Mary Broadfoot of Kippen was a guest on Sunday. Marg Mayman was the lucky winner of the $200 in the Lions sponsored Bayfield River Break- up contest. She held the ticket with 19:31 (7:31 p.m.) the correct time of the break-up. Mr. & Mrs. Charles Scotchmer returned home on Thursday after ®. a two month's vacation in Tuscon, Arizona. They were accompanied on their trip by Harry and Fern Baker. The Scotchmer's took the Baker's to many points of interest while they were there with them. The Baker's remained a month in Tuscon. Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Young of Goderich and Mr. & Mrs. Tom Penhale spent six days with Charlie and Lulu and were shown the interesting spots in and around Tuscon and up in the Mountains. Mr. & Mr. Ken Knights, the Scotchmer's son-in- law and daughter joined them for a three week vacation and ac- companied them home. While there they visited Las Vegas, Mexico, Grand Canyon and many interesting places. On their return home they spent a weekend in Lubbock, Northern Texas, as the guests of .the Carter's. Mike Carter had been the houseguest of the Knights in the summer of 1976 as an ex- change student sponsored by the Lions Club. Mr. Bernard F. Sturgeon of Orangeville, called on his parents, Mr. & Mrs. Jack B. Sturgeon on Thursday while on a business ,trip to London. Judge Ken Arkell and children, Cathy, Jimmy , Karen and Tommy of Vernon, B.C. were dinner guests of their aunt, Mr. & Mrs. Fred LeBeau on Monday. The Arkell family had been visiting Ken's parents, Mr. & Mrs. Fred Arkell in Goderich. Mr. & Mrs. W.C. Parker, Kim and Jennifer of London, visited on Sunday with his parents Mr. & Mrs. Bill Parker. Skate-a-thon The Bayfield Lioness Club reported a little over $2,000 had been raised from the skate-a-thon to go towards arena repairs. They praised the stamina of the skaters, some skating the 12 hours and say thanks to all who helped in any way to make it` such a success. Ever Young Club Harry Baker, president of the Bayfield Senior Citizens Ever Young Club presided for their regular meeting Thursday evening: Twenty-nine members answered the roll call. The secretary, Mrs. Jeanne Lindsay, read the report of the last meeting and Miss Dorothy Cox treasurer, gave her report. Mrs. Vina Parker then in- troduced Mrs. Mary Grigg of Clinton who was the guest speaker. Mary is the president of Zone 8 of the United Senior Citizens and her theme was the U. Seniors of Ontario convention she attended in St. Catharines last year where more than 700 Seniors were in attendance. She stressed that Seniors should stick together and stand up for the things they feel they should have. She also stressed their Star Membership, giving them a voting voice in any situation that may arise and need a delegation. Mrs. Grigg was thanked for her most_ interesting and in- formative talk byEsther Makins and presented with a small token of appreciation. During the business session the meeting voted to donate $50 to the Library and $50 to the Com- munity Centre Board. Following adjournment a few games of euchre were enjoyed with prizes going to Jessie Blair, ladies high; Lillian Penhale, 0 J111111111111111' 11111111111111 YAMAHA Believe it . You get top value in motorcycles. ELDER ENTERPRISES One mile West and one mile South of Hensen PHONE 262-6142 ��I(1111.111n11111111.1111p11UU1111111(I111(11111111111i, 0 ladies low; George Brown, men's high; Clinton Gibson, men's low and Vina Parker won the lone hand prize. As always a lovely lunch ended a perfect evening. Fire Department Bayfield firemen entertained their wives and former members of the fire department on Friday evening in the Community Centre. As a special thank you to the London Fire department, Fire Chief Ray Morley and Mrs. Morley of London were their guests. The group enjoyed a lovely dinner served by the Lioness Club and the dance that followed to the music of a Disc jockey, During the evening a prank call sent the firemen scurrying and added a rather somber note to an otherwise very enjoyable evening. Good Friday Service You are reminded of the • Sacrament of the Lord's Supper to be served in the United Church on Good Friday evening; of the Sunrise Service on the grounds of the Manse on Easter Sunday morning at 6:00 a.m. with break- fast to follow in the Church and the Easter Sunday morning worship service at 11:00 a.m. Bayfield 4-11 By Wendy Penhale The fifth meeting of the Bayfield II "Bedwarmers" was held on March 30 at the home of our leader, Mrs. Merner. The meeting was opened by president Karen Erb with the 4-H Pledge and roll call which was "The topic of our club presentation for Achievement Day and five im- portant points to include when planning it". We discussed facings for arm- holes and necklines and both these were demonstrated by Mrs. Merrier. Terri Weber and Sandy Snell baked a cake in honour of Mrs. Merner's birthday and we ended our meeting with cake and ice cream. District Scouters It is a busy time upcoming for the Scouters, leaders and the L.A. Monday 'evening, April 11. A District Scouters meeting will be held in St, Andrews United Church. On Tuesday, April 12 at 8:00 p.m. immediately following the Lions dinner meeting, a slide presentation will be given by John. Dawson, provincial field executive of Hanover and Frank Clement Huron District Council President of Goderich. Friday and Saturday, April 15 and 16, about 40 Scouters, members of the Group Com- mittees and the District Com- missioner are expected to descend on the St. Andrews Church for a Training Course. PRAYER PRAISE Information Night About at the Zurich Mennonite Church Sat., April 9 at 8 p.m. Hear Bernie Smith "Lift Jesus Up" worship with The Friends of Jesus Enjoy coffee and lunch while viewing a slide presentation about Jesus 77 and see what you can do to make this event a resounding success. P.O. BOX 69, THORNDALE PHONE - THORNDALE 461-0130 LONDON 455-5610 PETER DAVIS 455-8235 ROUF STIIIICTIHIES OF ALL TYPES FARM • 1IES1DUTIAL • CGMMUCIAL Elginfield Bailymote LONDON • Hwy. 7. ST. MARYS Kintore Middlesex County Rd. 27 Thamesford