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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1977-11-03, Page 14ti ti Lioness club enjoy Hallowe'en party Lioness Club members reported a successful Hallowe'en Costume Party in the Community Centre on. Saturday night. A good variety of costume characters turned out and by all reports those attending enjoyed the evening. Costume prize winners were Winnifred Armstrong, Ken Brandon, Carolyn Snell, John and Diane Boyes and Bob Snell. Plan for Christmas The Bayfield Ever Young club met Thursday evening in the Municipal Building with 31 an- swering the roll call. President Harry Baker opened the meeting with a minute's silence in memory of Clarence Ball. This was followed by the Bayfield - by Milvena Erickson singing of 0 Canada and repeating the Lord's Prayer in unison. Secretary Jeanne Lind- say read the minutes of the last meeting followed by the treasurers report by Dorothy Cox. Plans were made for the Annual Christmas Party to be held in St. Andrew's United Church on Friday, Dec. 2. After the adjournment of the meeting a few games of Bingo - were played by all. This was followed by lunch, ending a • happy evening together once again. Ladies meet The A.C.W. of Trinity Church met Thursday afternoon at "The Hut" home of Mrs. Lucy Diehl. Pat Van Patter read the scripture and Margaret Larson read the Psalm. President, Edith Smith led in the Litany taken from"the Living Message. and the mem- bers responded. During the business it was decided to send a gift to Prayer partner sister Dorothy Dykes in England and also a Christmas gift to their adopted boy in India. The women set Wednesday November 30 as their St. Andrew's Day Service in Trinity. Mr. Howard May of London was guest lay preacher at St. Andrew's United Church, for its Sunday morning service. Best wishes are extended to Rev. James Reddoch, minister of St. Andrew's who is still confined in Victoria Hospital, London and also to Mrs. Reddoch who is in University Hospital, London. Donate tree Mrs. Maude Weston, Bayfield librarian called to tell us that a couple of residents of the Village, who wish to remain anonymous', have donated funds to purchase a Christmas tree for the Library. Mrs. Weston said that the youngsters who are attending the Story Hour every Tuesday morning, will be decorating the DINE OUT Good°food, pleasant atmosphere, .dinner specials. Now•Lizensed un- der L.L.B.O; • Hold your anniversary or birth- day party here. 4 AY INNME eter Roy & Freida SCOTCHMER invite relatives, neighbours and friends to an "OPEN HOUSE" at the BAYFIELD UNITED CHURCH Nov. 6, 1977 2 to 5 P.M. to celebrate their 50th Wedding Anniversary Best wishes only. Please. tree. She asked us to say thank you to the donors for their special interest and very kind donation. Personals' The Boy Scouts reported a very successful car wash at the Fire Hall on Saturday realizing a $70.00' profit for their funds. Leaders, John Siertsema, Mike Ritchie and David Renner along with the boys say thanks to all who patronized their endeavour, Miss Chris Lunn, Alliston, accompanied by Misses Gale Robsob, Jane Leslie of Alliston and Diane Gilroy of Mansfield were registered guests of the formers cousin, Mr. Wayne Diemert at the Albion Hotel for the weekend. Mrs. Milvena Erickson visited Thursday with her sister, Mrs. Norma Stewart, also her niece Mrs. Sherry Lee Farrell and great niece Michelle, all of RR 2, Ripley. Mr. & Mrs. John McIntyre of the Wildwood Motel and Sugar Bush Inn and Park last week attended the new models showing of Pyramid Homes and Holiday Trailers at the Prince Hotel in Toronto. We were sorry to hear that Mr. Gordon Westlake is confined in Victoria General Hospital in Halifax, Nova Scotia. He became ill on a holiday trip to the Maritimes and underwent surgery there. According to his son Ronald, he is progressing very slowly and his Doctor says it will be another two to three weeks confinement. Best wishes are being sent out to Gordon for a speedy and complete recovery. Mr. & Mrs. Oscar Schneuker, Milverton visited for several days last week with long time friends, Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Diemert and Rick. Brian Talbot, Gary Triebner, Rick Talbot and Bill Talbot returned home from Fort St. John, B.C. on Sunday after a three week trip in Gary's bus camper. Their wives, Marsha Triebner, Linda Talbot and Frankie Talbot flew to join their husbands for the last week and reported a wonderful holiday although not long enough. They were guests also of Freida and Gordon Gilbert former residents of Goderich Township who were wonderful hosts and who showed them around the area and took them to many places of interest. Little Miss Jennifer Triebner visited for a week with her grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Wheeler while her mother and father were on a trip to the Canadian West. A good time was reported from the Sugar Shack in Sugar Bush park on Saturday evening when Bernie Fansher's band played for dancing at the Hallowe'en Masquerade party. Costume prizes were awarded to Ken Boyce, George Parker and Eric Mansfield of Hensall; John and Dorothy Joyce of London and Wes Bossins and his partner. The next special party scheduled is a Christmas Party on December 10 with music by Cherry Brandys of Stratford. Mr. & Mrs. I .ob Irwin and Robbie visited Saturday with his parents and family, Mr. & Mrs. E.W. Erickson and Andrew, Luanne and Lydia and Saturday evening attended the 'Ftallowe'en Dance in the Community Centre. Miss Winnifred Armstrong, Toronto and James Armstrong, Ridgetown Agricultural College were with their parents, Mr. & Mrs. William D. Armstrong, RR 3, Bayfield for the weekend. Mrs. Lena Ervine and her partner Miss Mary Mills were first prize winners at the. Hallowe'en costume party sponsored by the Country Singles at Vanastra on Saturday evening. Dr. Bill Tillmann, Mrs. Tillmann and family; Norm Brown; Joe and Mary Lou Beechie and family all of London and Mr. & Mrs. Bill Aberhart of Sarnia were at their respective cottages during the weekend. Lioness Club members extend an invitation to join with them for coffee, hot chocolate and donuts in the Town Hall following the Remembrance Day service Sunday morning, November 13 in Clan Gregor'Square. Sincere sympathy is extended to the family of the late Clarence Ball who passed away Thursday, October 27. He and his wife Jean had recently taken up residence in Clan Gregor Apartments here. They were former residents , of Clinton. MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS — Thursday evening was mother and daughters night at St. Boniface Separate School. 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