Zurich Citizens News, 1976-06-09, Page 15Bavfiekl
On Saturday evening, May 22,
a smorgasbord and reception
were held at the Regina Inn,
in London in honour of Mr.
and Mrs. Marks marriage.
Friends of the couple were
present along with their attendan-
ts, Mr. and Mrs. McClinchey
of Bayfield.
Mr, and Mrs. Vic Lecompte
and Chantelle, Toronto spent
the past week at their village
cottage.
Mr, and Mrs. Doug Gemein-
hardt and Mrs. Anne Martin
visited for a few days in Saginaw,
Michigan and on, Saturday, May
29, attended the wedding of
Gavin Woolever to Betty Jean
Burrill in St. Matthews Lutheran
Church in Bridgeport, Michigan
and the reception in the Thomas
Township Hall. While in Michi-
gan they were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Brown in
Saginaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilhelm Knoble
of Vienna, Austria arrived on
Saturday evening to visit for
six weeks with their daughter,
Ilse Grillmayer and grandchild-
ren, Richard, Tanya and Tracy.
Although the trip took almost
13 hours. the Knoble's enjoyed
every minute of their flight.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lynn,
Etobicoke, spent a few days at
their residence_ on Bayfield
Terrace.
Mrs. Gayle King, Matthew and
Timothy are visiting this week
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Turner.
Our very best wishes to Mrs.
Jeanette Huffman who is pre-
sently confined to Victoria
Hospital in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Overboe,
Windsor were overnight guests
Friday of her parents and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald McLeod,
Dawn Emma and John.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Latimer of
Downsview visited for the week
end with his grandmother, Mrs.
G.L. Knight.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Lance,
Royal Oak Michigan returned to
the village on the weekend after
spending a few days at their
Michigan home.
Mrs. Bernard F. Sturgeon,
Orangeville, was with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack B.
Sturgeon from Thursday until
Saturday. On Friday he was on
a business trip to Sarnia.
It has been brought to the
attention of this writer, that the
Clinton Horticultural society has
given the village a very generous
donation of $100.00 to beautify
with flowers for the Centennial.
Mrs. Bill Parker has the donation
and has said that the different
flowers beds would be financed
by the donation.
The readers are reminded that
the Annual Pioneer Park Rum-
mage Sale has been set for Fri-
day evening, July 9, in the
Arena. As in other years the
happenings
Association is asking that you
save your rummage and donate
it to the sale. Moneys collected
at the Rummage Sale goes to-
wards the upkeep of Pioneer
Park overlooking beautiful Lake
Huron, where you can sit and
watch the sunset, relax or enjoy
a picnic. There's no charge
for the use of the Park, resid-
ents and vistors alike are welcome
to use it.
Mr. Bud Sturgeon and his
fiance, Miss Barbara Davidson
spent the weekend in Windsor
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Davidson. On Saturday
evening Barbara was the guest
of honor at a bathroom shower
hosted by her aunt from Detroit,
Michigan at the home of her
parents.
Bishop W.A. Townshend,
(ret.) London and his daughter,
Nancy, Mrs. John Lougheed of
Barrie, visited on Wednesday
with Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Haw.
Mrs. Charles Rogers, Ottawa
is spending a few days in the
village making ready her "Night
Owl" Shop which she intends to
operate this summer season in
their home on Main Street,
formerly the Gairdner residence.
No one has volunteered to write
the meetings for the column
starting in July, won't someone
please take this task? Mrs. Del-
bert (Nina) Haw will do the per-
sonals, but we still need someone
to write up the meetings.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cluff, Rob
and Tara, London were the week
end guests of their ' parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred LeBeau.
Mike Beatty of Toronto was
a weekend visitor in the village.
Mr. A.F. Scotchn er had as his
weekend guests, his family,
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Scotchmer
Molly and Jody of St. Cahterines
and Mr. Michael Scotchmer of
Toronto.
Reeve Ed and Mrs. Oddleifson
have returned home after a three
week holiday in England and
Iceland.
The family of Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Talbot enjoyed a family
picnic at their home on Sunday.
All the family were home for the
occassion, Mr. and Mrs. Les
Talbot, and Cari-Lynn, Thomp-
son, Maintoba; Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Talbot, Deanna and Mar-
shal, St. Thomas; Mr. and Mrs.
David Talbot and family, London;
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barta and
boys, Woodstock; Mr. and Mrs.
Doug Talbot and family and Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Talbot and family
of Bayfield; Mr. Ray Schell,
Bayfield and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Cassler, Lansing, Michigan. The
Talbot family all camped at the
Old Homestead for the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. John Marks,
London; Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
H. King of Kitchener (formerly
with the C.N.R. in Clinton)
and Mike Rosso, London, were
registered weekend guests at
OPEN DAILY
the Albion Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. E,W, Erickson,
Andrew, Luanne and Lydia visit-
ed friends on Sunday in Port
Huron, Michigan.
Scout
John Siertsema, Troop Scouter
of First Bayfield Scout Troop
has advised that at the next
regular meeting on Thursday.
June 10, Mr. Ross Knight of
the London Humane Society will
be present to show a film ex-
plaining the need for the ser-
vices provided •by the Humane
Society. This will be followed by
a question and answer period.
The presentation will be` at the
United Church commencing at
7:00 p.m. parents and other
interested individuals are wel-
come to attend. I'm sure you'll
find it a rewarding event.
Wedding
Trinity Anglican Church. Bay-
field; beautifully decorated with
varied shades of mums, gladioli
and peonies; was the setting for
the wedding of John A. Marks,
of R.R. 3, Bayfield and London,
and Alice C. Mallet] of London.
on Saturday, May 15 at 5:00 p.m.
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Citizens News, June 9, 1976 -Page 15
hayfield Brownies
A Brownine enrollment and
Fly -Out took place on Thursday
evening, June 3 in' the Munici-
pal Building. Following opening
exercises, Kelly Knights and
Tanya Grillmayer were enrolled
by Brown Owl Carol Penhale
assisted by Tawny Owl Marsha
Triebner and helper Bonnie
Makins.
Collectors badges were award-
ed to Chris Westlake, Barbara
Hutchings, Cindy and Lisa
Talbot. Craft badges, Barbara
Hutchings,_ Cathy Orr, Lisa Tal-
bot and. Lisa Telford. First Aid
demonstrations were given by
the older brownies for a sore
knee; cut finger; nose bleed
and a person whose clothes
were on fire. Several of the
younger brownies showed the
parents and grandparents
attending, how to set a table;
and the newest brownies, Kelly
and Tanya demonstrated how to
brush and comb their hair and
how to braid. Golden Bars were
awarded to Debbie Valliere, Lisa
Taman and Leanne Taman; Gold-
en Hand to Cathy Orr, Cindy
Talbot and Allison Postill. Be-
fore the girls were awarded their
Golden Hands they had to pass
their Courtesy Tests, which
they did at the meeting.
Service stars were presented
to Leanne Taman; Luanne brick -
son, Lori Phoenix, Jayne Sturg-
eon, Tracy Fansher, Annette
Garner, Christine Westlake, Ann
Bornath, Lisa .t aman and Debbie
Valliere, their second year stars.
Third year stars to, Barbara
Hutchings, Allison PostiIl, Debb-
ie Siertsema, Darlene Smith,
Lisa Talbot and Lisa Telford.
Fourth year stars to Cathy
Orr and Cindy Talbot. Gifts
were presented to Debbie Siert-
sema, Allison Postill, Lisa Talbot,
Jayne Sturgeon and Darlene
Smith who had only missed one
meeting all year. Sixer gifts
were presented to Cathy Orr,
Lisa Telford, Allison Postill and
Cindy Talbot.
Three young ladies flew out of
Brownies, Cathy Orr, Allison
Postill and Cindy Talbot. They
were presented with their wings
and wished the best by their
leaders and friends. Lisa Telford
was chosen by the Leaders as
the best all-round brownie for
the year and she- also had a
perfect attendance record. She
was presented with a special
gift. The ceremonies closed with
the Grand Howl and the Brownie
Prayer, followed by a lunch of
delicious fancy cookies and coffee
served by the brownies.
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