Clinton News-Record, 1978-12-14, Page 10PAGE 10--CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1978
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the BAYFIELDGwen Pemberton„g
Special events for Guides
The 1st Bayfield
Brownie Pack and the
newly -formed Guide
Company met •on
Saturday, December 9th
at the Anglican Parish
Hall for three special
ceremonies.
Mrs. Mary Brady
welcomed the parents
and introduced special
guests, Division Com-
missioner Carroll McKim
of Lucknow and District
Commissioner Dianne
Buchanan of Goderich.
The following in -
training leaders were
then enrolled by Mrs.
Buchanan into the
Guiding movement:
Guide Captain Gerry
Bornath, Lieutenant
Mary Brady and Tawny
Owl Bonnie Roy.
Enrolment was then
held for Guides Anne
Bornath, Serena Chilton,
Donna Gerger, Laura
Roy, Debbie Siertsema,
White Gift Sunday held
A unique White Gift
Service was held at St.
Andrew's United Church
on Sunday evening,
December 7th, when the
congregation par-
ticipated in the reading of
the service which began
with informal singing of
Carols. The organist,
Mollie Cox was ac-
companied by Ruth
Andrew at the piano. -A
'Festival of Lights' theme
was carried out through
pageantry and music
depicting different ways
in which news of the
Advent of Christ is
celebrated.
Cathy McFadden, Julie
Porter, Lori and Cori
Sinnamon enacted the
candle -lighting ceremony
of the Swedish people,
while a song composed by•
Alun Thomas was sung
by Jean Milne to the tune
of Santa Lucia. Pat
Hemingway lit candles as
a Jewish mother would,
to guitar music played by
Lioness group
plan Xrnas draw
The Bayfield Lionesses
met for dinner at the
United Church on
Monday, December 4th.
Reports were given by all
committee chairpersons.
Jan Simons reported that
the Main Street Christ-
mas decorations would be
going up during the week.
The Christmas stocking
draw will be made on
Saturday, December 16th
at• • the children's
Christmas party which
will be held in the Town
Hall. On Tuesday
'December 19th there will
be a meeting at Kathleen
Siertsema's at 2 p.m. to
pack Christmas boxes.
The Lionesses wish to
thank the residents of
Clan Gregor Apartments
for their donation of $75
for the Arena fund. A
Lioness work party
cleaned windows at the
apartment building.
Members wish to draw
attention of villagers to
the fact that oxygen is
available at the Fire Hall
and qualified people are
available to administer..it
in case of an emergency.
A social hour with a gift
exchange was enjoyed
after the business
meeting. The Lioness
club wishes to extend
Christmas greetings
Seniors see area
Tuesday - noon - "Hey
Bob, stop the bus, 43 of us
Bayfield Seniors want to
get on.” We stopped in
Brucefield and picked up
four more. "Hi -Ho the
Merry 0" we are on our
way to Tillsonburg and
Simcoe. Our first stop is
at Coyle's Factory Outlet
in Tillsonburg. Quite a
store! Everything from
soup to nuts. Next we
shopped at the beautiful
Mall. The Christmas
decorations there were
really fascinating.
Later we drove to
Simcoe and enjoyed a
turkey dinner in a private
dining room in one of the
restaurants. At 6:30 we
grove to see the town's
display of -lights. It was
indescribable. The first
time around, all one
heard was "Oh look
here" or "Just look over
there". The second time
we did not forget the
meaning of Christmas
and sang Carols all the
way around. The last
time we just looked and
hated to leave such a
magnificent showing of
the Christmas theme
displayed in lights.
No one should miss this
wonderful treat that the
Simcoe Chamber of
Commerce has done so
well. Thanks Bob for a
safe and lovely trip.
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Frei. Daliverry
Alun Thomas.
Wendy Penhale and
Edward Bullen portrayed
Joseph and Mary
bringing the baby Jesus
to the temple where
Simeon the patriarch
received him in his arms.
For it had been
prophesied that Simeon
would see the Christ Child
before he died. This role
was played by Don
Keillor,
The- Leader in the
service was the Rev. Alun
Thomas and the readers
were Arch Andrew and
Dorothy Cox.
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Lisa Taman and Leigh
Ann Taman who were
also presented with their
hostess badges.
After reading a poem
on "The Flight of the
Brownies," Luanne
Erickson, Laurie
Phoenix, Tracey Fan-
sher, Julia Ritchie, Mary
Ellen Van Aaken and
Chris Westlake were
awarded their Brownie
Wings by Mrs. McKim.
Following the Fly -up
ceremony they were then
welcomed into the Guide
Company. Next,
Tweenies Chanda
Chilton, Lydia Erickson,
Lisa Overholt and Cindy
Scott were enrolled into
the Brownie Pack by
Brown • Owl Charlene
Porter assisted by ,Mrs.
McKim, Tawny Owl
Bonnie Roy and Fluffy
Owl Ann Haw.
Following a lively
game by parents and
girls, the Grand Howl and
Taps, the Guides
prepared and served a
lovely lunch.
UCW learn about Afganistan hospitals
The guest speaker at a
meeting held jointly by
the two St. Andrews UCW
groups on Wednesday
Dec. 6 was Carol Erb of
the Zurich area who
has spent six years- in
Aighanistan. She was
secretary to the Medical
Director of the Nooreye
Institute at Kabul, the
Capital. It is a one hun-
dred bed hospital which is
maintained by the
Christian Blind Mission
which has its
headquarters in Ger-
many and which has
recently opened an office
in Stouffville, Ontario.
Carol illustrated her
takk with slides of the
hospital inside and out,
the staff -and her other
friends in Kabul, and her
living quarters. Her
pictures of the coun-
ryside spoke graphically
rof the hard life of farmers
there where water is so
scarce.
The speaker set up a
display of articles from
Afghanistan which
demonstrated the fine
handiwork of the women.
She asked Elaine Dunn
who had introduced her,
to don a 'shadri', the
hooded cloak with the
Ever Young's party
The Ever Young
Seniors held their
Christmas dinner and
party last Thursday
evening at the Bayfield
United Church, when 58
seniors and three guests
sat down to a sumptuous
turkey dinner-. Seven
plates were sent out to
those who were in-
capacitated. Melvina had
her usual favors at each
place setting. The
President Perce Johnston
presided.
After dinner Christmas
Carols were enjoyed Jed
by Mary Nediger with
"fir. Ty"i4
Members of the new Bayfield council place their hands on the Bible during
swearing-in ceremonies in. Bayfield Monday night by Clerk Gordon Graham.
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Nellie McRae at the
piano. Len Carter in-
troduced the guest
speaker, the Rev. Alun
Thomas, minister of St.
Andrew's. He related
humorous experiences
during his stay in
Newfoundland. Dorothy
Cox thanked him.
The President in-
troduced Canon F.H.
Paull and the Rt. Rev.
M.W. Bourdeau. They
both gave splendid talks
in their own inimitable
way. Jeanne Lindsay
thanked them in a few
well chosen words: The
kitchen ladies were
called and Harry Baker
thanked them for a
splendid dinner. Kathleen
Hill, Violet Carter and
Jeanne Lindsay all gave
readings. Jingles were
sung ending with 'How
Great Thou Art' and 'God
Save the Queen'.
Lions club
The Club has com-
pleted its Christmas list
of elderly and shut-ins.
Also final plans have
been,. made, to hold the
Christmas Turkey Bingo
on Monday, December
18th in the old Town Hall
on Clan Gregor Square.
See coming events in this
paper.
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worn by the women and
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identity completely. It
was a most interesting
and informative talk
which evoked questions
from the audience, ably
answered by Carol. The
Rev. Alun Thomas ex-
pressed the thanks of the
meeting and presented a
gift to Carol as a small
token of appreciation.
Christmas Carols were
sung, and musical
numbers were presented.
Jean Dunn who presided
called on Dawna
Westlake to honour three
UCW members by
presenting them with
scrolls and life mem-
bership pins. Jean Greer
pinned the UCW Crest on
Evelyn Greer, Jeanne
Lindsay, Florence Dunn
and Marilyn Haw per-
formed the honor for
Nina Haw
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