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Citizens News, October 27, 1977
Bluebird spottings reported
Bayfield summer resident killed
by Miivena Erikson ,
Cathleen, daughter of_ Major
William and Mary (Hayman)
Archer of Levinworth, Kansas
was killed in a motor accident in
Lexington, Missouri on Sunday
October 16. The 30 year old
lifelong summer resident of
Bayfield was to have been
married on Saturday October 22.
Her wish was to be cremated and
her ashes strewn from an
aeroplane over the wooded area
at the family cottage in Bayfield
and in Lake Huron. After a
private service outdoors at the
family cottage the ashes were
blessed by Rev. William Bennett
and the deceased wishes granted.
The girl's fiance and her Father
made three passes over the area
and then out into Lake Huron
where the bronze urn with the
remaining ashes was dropped.
The sympathy of friends and
acquaintances is extended to her
family.
See bluebirds
It's always nice to receive a
note from Harvey MacDougall,
chairman of the Bayfield and
Area Bluebird Society telling us
of the activities of the bluebirds
and the following is one he
handed us on the weekend:
There are a few bluebirds
around Bayfield yet but they will
beleaving for the south any day
now. Jan and Ted Gozzard had
the pleasure recently of watching
from their kitchen window, a
family of seven stripping the
.berries from their dogwood bush
just outside the house. Others
who have reported bluebirds
around their Bayfield homes
have been Margaret and Joe
Mayman and Glen and Donelda
Sturgeon.
4-H club meets
Meeting two of the Bayfield 1
4H club was held in the. basement
of St. Andrew's United Church on
October 12 with 13 members
present. Mrs. Ann Chapman
demonstrated the proper way of
cutting grapefruit and the dif-
ferent utensils you would use. We
then broke into four groups and
prepared four delicious recipes.
Mrs. Phoenix then explained
about the different kinds of fruit.
Meeting three of Bayfield 4H
club was held in the basement of
St. Andrew's United Church on
October 19. Mrs. Phoenix
demonstrated how to make
raspberry Bavarian Cream and
Kathy Leppington demonstrated
Peach Layer Dessert. Mrs.
Chapman discussed with us
"Fruit the Year Round". We also
discussed Achievement Day and
the one minute speech we are to
prepare for meeting five. We then
got to taste the two delicious
recipes which were made.
Communion
Rev. William Bennett of-
ficiated at the 8 am Holy Com-
munion and the 10 am Sung
Mattins Sunday morning in
Trinity Anglican Church.
The Rector announced that the
A.C.W. would meet at 2 pm
Thursday (today) at the home of
Mrs. Lucy Diehl and the mem-
bers are asked to take along their
October copy of Living Message.
The Clergy of South Saugeen will
be attending as Archdeaconry
meeting in St. John's Church,
Port Elgin Thursday (today)
from 9:30 am to 4 pm at which
time the Bishops will meet with
the Clergy to discuss matters of
importance to the Diocese.
Sunday next at 10 am the Service
of Sung Mattins will include the
Litany.
St. Andrew's
Rev. Gardner, Goderich again
occupied the pulpit in St.
Andrew's United Church on
Sunday morning and the topic for
his sermon was "Love In
Action". We regret that Rev.
Gardner will not be with us next
Sunday nor during the month of
Nov. Rev. Reddoch is still con-
valescing in Victoria Hospital in
London and our best wishes go
out to him. Mr. Howard May a
Lay preacher from London will
conduct the service next Sunday.
Mr. May is a summer visitor to
the Village.
Persona Is
Mr. David Dewar of Don Mills
was a recent visitor with his
sister, Mrs. Elva Matcalf.
Friday evening, Mr. & Mrs. Bill
Parker attended Commencement
Exercises at G.A. Wheable
Secondary School in London
where their grandson Charles
Parker received his Honours
graduate diploma and is now
attending University of Western
Ontario. Saturday evening, the
Parkers attended com-
mencement exercises in Lord
Dorchester Secondary School in
Dorchester at which time their
grandson Jack Parker won the
Mona Morritt memorial award
for the best all round student in
year 4, graduating to year 5.
Charles is the son of Bill and
Mildred (Fraser) Parker of
London and Jack's parents are
Bob and Wilda Parker of Dor-
chester. Congratulations are
extended to both these young
men.
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Aberhardt of
Sarnia were at their Village
cottage on the weekend.
Mr. & Mrs. James Sturgeon of
Clinton visited in the Village on
Sunday as did Mr. Fred Arkell off
Goderich.
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Cluff, Rob and
Tara, London were at their
cottage for the weekend.
Mrs. Elva Metcalf, Mrs. Vina
Parker, Mr. & Mrs. John Young
and Miss Dorothy Cox attended a
Superannuated Teachers of
Ontario dinner meeting in
Kirkton on Friday, October 21.
The special interesting guest
speaker was Dr. Elizabeth
Bridgman who recently returned
from Angola where she had been
imprisoned by the government.
Mrs. Allison Cox spent the day
on Friday with her sister, Mrs.
Nettie Sinclair in Seaforth.
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MINOR BOWLING
Registration for Minor Bowl-
ing and a free game on
Sat., Oct. 22nd beginning
at 9:30 a.m. Registration
fee $1.00. Score- keepers
needed.
EXETER
BOWLING LANES
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Mr. & Mrs. Pat Graham arid
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Brandon
returned home after spending
two weeks in Myrtle Beach, South
Carolina. Although the weather
was damp and cool they reported
a nice holiday and a needed
change. They said the people are
very pleasant and the area quiet.
It is a summer resort area with a
.normal population of 25,000 but in
the summer tourist season it has
an influx population of 125,000.
Mrs. Jeanne Lindsay called us
to ask to remind the Ever Young
senior citizens of its regular
meeting tonight (Thursday) in
the Municipal building starting at
7:30 . Jeanne who is the group's
secretary said a warm welcome
is extended to all seniors ..
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