Zurich Citizens News, 1977-12-15, Page 34Postponed Lions bingo held
The Bayfield Lions- Club
Feather Bingo which had to be
postponed from Friday to
Monday evening because of
adverse weather conditions was a
great success with a capacity
crowd filling the Community
Center. Among the lucky turkey
winners were Marion Castle, Ann
Bayfield.
by Milvena Erickson
Talbot, Sandra Snell, Perce
Renner, Jeannette Huffmann,
Milvena . Erickson, Pearl -
Hutchings, Marion Coleman,
•Bev. Pounder, Audrey Graham,
Bertha Taylor, Denise Orr,
Margaret Gale, Dawna Westlake,
Karen Webster, Fern Baker,
Ruth Ann Knights, Fred Telford,
Joyce Dowson, Edna Patterson.
Share -the -wealth games were
won by Alice Brandon ($35.00),
Rodger Amy ($35.00), Evelene
Earl ($35.00), Brown Lindsay
($33.00), Mary Boyce ($27.00).
Three dollars was awarded to the
following people who lost in the
play-off in a tie game for a
turkey, Lena Koene, Dawna
Westlake, Madelon McIllwain,
Peter Payne.
Sunday School Party
Scheduled
Trinity Anglican Church
Ladies Guild met Tuesday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs.
Jeanne Bennett with 16 members
present. The meeting opened ,by
repeating the Lord's prayer in
unison with the president, Mrs.
Vera Turner in charge.
Mrs. Bessie Hulls read a poem
entitled "Because of Love" and
one entitled "Here's Where the
Old Year Ends".
The president thanked Mrs.
Bennett for having the meeting in
her home and also to all who had
helped at the Bazaar and Bake
Sale held earlier. The secretary's
report was read by Mrs. Ber-
thena Hammond and the
treasurer Mrs. Lorna Merner
gave her report and also read a
letter from the Guilds' Foster
Child. Mrs. Ruby Fitzsimons
reported on Cards and Flowers
sent out to sick and shut-ins and
read the list of Christmas cards
which she will send out.
During the business session,
plans were finalized for the
Sunday School party on Sunday
December 18. The January
Scripture will be taken by Mrs.
Fitzsimons and Mrs. Clara
Wilson will be responsible for the ,
Poem.
The Rector, Rev. William
Bennett closed the meeting with
prayer and The Grace, and Mrs
Bennett served a lovely lunch
Residents Enjoy Meal
Twenty residents of Clan Si
Gregor Apartments sat down at a �:
beautifully decorated table to a
sumptuous pot -luck supper on
Friday evening. The Lounge was
also decorated with poinsettia
plants, Christmas cards and r
Christmas decorations and a
lovely tree.
Following supper, Santa Claus
(in the person of Reg York)
arrived and distributed gifts to
all present. Later in the evening, Cr;,...
euchre and aggravation were
played and enjoyed. On Saturday
evening the residents again
gathered in the Lounge for
another supper, followed by
games and Christmas Music
There was also a record player in
the Hall filling the building with
Christmas music.
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Michael Clark and The Blue Six
conducted games.
A lovely lunch was served by
the Ladies Auxiliary and a gift
presented to all the leaders . The
boys exchanged gifts and all
made a Christmas gift for their
mothers from detergent bottles.
They all say thanks to the
Auxiliary for the bag of goodies
and for the gifts.
Gifts Exchanged
Bayfield Brownies met
Saturday morning in the Parish
Hall and enjoyed a Christmas
party. Tanya Grillmeyer read a
poem entitled "The First
Christmas". Trudy Bornath sang
a Christmas number and Luanne
and Lydia Erickson wrote and
directed a playlet about an
Indians Christmas and included
some of the other Brownies. The
Ladies Auxiliary donated bags of
candy to the Brownies and lovely
gifts to the leaders. The girls
exchanged gifts and made Santa
Claus figures of foam and cotton
batting with magnet backs to
take home to their mothers. They
all gathered and sang "Away in a
Manger" and closed with Taps.
They all say thanks to the L.A. for
the goodies from the leaders for
their lovely gifts.
Candle Lit
The third Advent Candle was lit
by Gail Dunn in St. Andrew's
United Church on Sunday mor-
ning. Rev. Reddoch was in
charge of the service, and the
congregation were very pleased
to have Mrs. Reddoch back after
her lengthy stay indoors and
following surgery. Sunday
evening saw a good turnout of
church members and guests from
the other churches at their
Candlelight Carol Service. Mrs.
Molly Cox, choir director and
organist was assisted by Andy
Fraser who accompanied on
the piano during several selec-
tions.
Wagon Ride Enjoyed
The children of St. Andrew's
United Church Sunday School
along with their teachers were
treated to a ride in Tom Penhales
wagon pulled by a pair of
beautiful Belgians as part of their
Sunday School party on Saturday
afternoon.
They also viewed three films
courtesy of Huron County
Library and shown by John
Siertsema. The children played
games while waiting their turn
for their ride. Santa arrived and
handed out candy and gifts and a
real tasty lunch was enjoyed.
Persona Is
Mr. & Mrs. Don Haw, Ann,
Cathy and Bradley and his
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Saturday morning, the ilk
Bayfield cubs held their annual
Christmas party. Each six was
responsible for providing the
entertainment of their choice.
Mark Denomme, Bobby Dunn,
Billy Sinnamon, Mark Westlake, j
Jamie Sauve each read a little 41.r.
poem, composed by themselves r.:
about the many different things r.
relating to Christmas and Jesus
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Mother, Mrs. Nina Haw spent
Sunday with her daughter and
family Mr. & Mrs. Doug Deller,
Kerry and Scott and enjoyed a
pre -Christmas family dinner
together.
Mr. & Mrs. Ron Diemert,
Karen and Brian, St. Marys
visited Sunday with his family,
Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Diemert,
Wayne and Rick.
Mr. & Mrs. Rob Irwin and
Robbie, London, spent Sunday
with his family, Mr. & Mrs. E.W.
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this past
Monday
Erickson, Andrew, Luanne and
Lydia.
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Heard,
Stratford visited Saturday with
Mrs. Nina Haw.
Miss Sally Bennett, London
spent the weekend with her
parents, Rev. William and Mrs.
Bennett.
Congratulations to JoAnne
Sturgeon and Freda Hill,
Bayfield One 4H Club and Karen
Erb, Bayfield Two 4H Club who
received their County Honors in
Clinton on `Saturday. All three
girls have completed 6 Clubs.
Lessons Read
Trinity Anglican Church
celebrated the fourth Sunday in
Advent on Sunday morning at
their regular service. White Gift
Sunday was observed and the
Service of Lessons and Carols
under the direction of the Rector,
Rev. William Bennett.
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