Zurich Citizens News, 1978-06-01, Page 3SORTING THROUGH THE GOODS — The first event to take place at the new Hensall and district community centre was a
rummage sale sponsored by the Hensall Kinettes and held Thursday. Sorting through some of the clothing prior to the sale
were (left -right) Debbie Regier; Fiona Mock, Sharon Fink, Sharon Doxtator and Lynn Soldan. Staff photo
Scout camping
By Miivena Erickson
At a recent meeting of the
ladies auxiliary to Brownies,
Cubs and Scouts, Brown Owl
Eleanor Ritchie advised the
mothers of the necessary
needs for the Camping
Weekend of June 9, 10, and 11
at Klahane Camp which is
down Black Point Road
south of Goderich.
The Brownies who are
eligible to attend are asked
Bayfield
by Millveua Erickson
to arrive as close to 7 p.m. on
Friday as possible and
should have their supper
before leaving home.
Brownies should arrive at
camp in camp uniform.
Parents are asked to pick up
their daughters at 4 p.m. on
Sunday in time for supper at
home once again.
Two tents were purchased
by the Auxiliary for use of
the three groups; and the
meeting set for June 21, at
6:30 p.m. for the Mother and
Daughter Banquet to be held
in the basement of St.
Andrew's United Church;
also set August 12 at 11 a.m.
for the Bake Sale. (Location
to be announced later.)
Mrs. Ritchie and Mrs.
Bornath have offered to start
a Girl Guide Pack in the fall
and Mrs. Lorraine Fisher
will be starting a Beaver
Pack for boys five to seven
years of age in the fall. The
lady's auxiliary are very
grateful for the interest
shown towards the young
people by all dedicated
volunteers.
Brownie helpers will be
needed in September and
anyone interested in
assisting is asked to please
call Jean Dunn at 565-5316.
A lunch convener will be
decided in the fall and lunch
assistants named were Jean
Dunn Sharon Rau, and
Annette Denomme.
The plant slip exchange
proved very successful and
the maple syrup donated by
Pat Westlake was won by
Elaine Dunn.
amsyswirail
next weekend
Coffee and cookies were
enjoyed during the meeting.
Children from Trinity and
St. James, along with the
Rector, attended the
Children's Festival at St.
Pauls" Cathedral, London,
Saturday May 27. Several
hundred children gathered
in Victoria Park and after
singing, paraded to the
Cathedral carrying banners
representing their home
churches.
Trinity A.C.W. will meet
today at 2 p.m. at "The
Hut", home of Lucy Diehl.
Scouts attend camp
Scouters John Siertsema
and David Renner along with
all but one member of the
Bayfield Boy Scouts enjoyed
a weekend Camp -out at
Point Farms Provincial
Park north of Goderich. The
trophy won by Bayfield last
year at the Gamporee was
won this year by the Exeter
Boy Scouts after a close race
between the two troups.
The boys also slept in the
three new tents purchased
by them from money they
had earned.
EXETER LIONS PRESENT
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FESTIVAL
AT THE SOUTH HURON REC. CENTRE, EXETER
SAT. & SUN., JUNE 1 0 & 11
Get set for the fun event of the summer. The Exeter Lions Club have lined up a tremen-
dous weekend of entertainment for both days. Whether your taste runs from the ever -
popular, toe -tapping, sing -a -long songs to gospel singing at its best, you'll find it at this
year s Main Street Festival.
SATURDAY
MUSIC NIGHT -9 p.m. -1 a.m.
Featuring The
'MAIN STREET JUG BAND"
and
"THE LONDON CONNECTION"
ADMISSION - $ 3.00 per person
SUNDAY
BEEF BARBECUE -5 p.m. -7 p.m.
(Full Course Beef Dinner,Dessert & Beverage)
ADMISSION -ADULTS $5.00 CHILDREN UNDER 12-$2.50
GOSPEL SINGING 7:30 p.m. -10 p.m.
IN THE ARENA
NO ADMISSION BUT VOLUNTARY OFFERING WILL BE ACCEPTED
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TICKETS AVAILABLE IN EXETER AT: Becker's, Gord's Variety, Hop-
per -Hockey Furniture Ltd., Jerry MacLean & Son Automotive Ltd.,
Livingstone's, Russell Electric and any Lion's Club Member.
Solar Heat
About 20 members of the
3M's group of St. Andrews'
United Church toured the
solar heated model home in
London. Information on the
costs, construction, faults
and hopefully improvements
of solar heating were ex-
plained to the group.
Before continuing home,
the members enjoyed lunch
together at the Knotty Pine
Inn.
Choir for service
An invitation is extended
to attend the morning
worship in St. Andrews
United Church on Sunday
morning June 11 when the
entire service will be
provided by the Kingsway
Lampton Church Junior
Choir of Toronto.
Start Arena Canvass
Canvassers will start this
week to canvass the Village
and area', for support for a
new arena.
New Members
Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Stirling; Mr. and Mrs. Doug
Ball; Mr. and Mrs. Matt
Nediger and Mrs. Elaine
Dunn recently had their
memberships transferred
from their previous churches
to St. Andrew's in Bayfield
and were welcomed as
members by the
congregation.
Personals
Guests with Reverend and
Mrs. William Bennett during
the weekend were their
families; Mrs. Michael
Bennett, Martha, Jeanne,
Erin and Rhys; Mr. and Mrs.
Neil Bennett, Maron and
Gareth, Mrs. Sally Bennett,
all of London and Miss Mary
Randall a friend of Sally's of
Brantford.
Mrs. Myrtle Pease and
Irvin, London spent the
weekend at their village
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Scotchmer, Robert, Lori and
Carolyn, Chatham, spent the
weekend at their residence in
the Village.
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Irwin
and Robbie, London visited
Sunday with his parents, the
E.W. Erickson's.
Congratulations and best
wishes is extended to
Richard Simons and Frances
Armstrong who exchanged
wedding vows oto Saturday
May 27.
The U.C.W. of St.
Andrew's United Church
held a very successful Bake
Sale on the lawn at the home
of Ruth Makins.
THE BEE
A bee is such a busy soul,
She has no time for birth
control,
Perhaps that's why in times
like these,
You meet so many sons of
bees.
Citizens News, June 1, 1978
Page 3
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