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Zurich Citizens News, 1976-12-01, Page 12Page 12 -Citizens News, December 1, 1976 4. by Mrs. Janet Talbot Mr. and Mrs. Art Latimer and Christine from Weston visited with her mother, Mrs. Knight on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Norm Talbot visited Tuesday with their son, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Tal- bot, Deanna and Marshal in St. Thomas. They also called on another son, Mr. and Mrs. David Talbot, Lea Anne and Christopher in London. Mrs. George Reid of Varna is spending some time with her sister, Mrs. L.B. Smith. Mrs. Myrtle Pease and Irvin spent the weekend at their home here. Mrs. Norma Stewart of Ripley visited her sister, Mrs. Milvena Erickson on Tuesday. She was accompanied by Mrs. Janet Kempton from Amberley. Mrs. W.E. Morley of Cleve- land, Ohio, has spent several days at her home in the village. Dr. and Mrs. Bill Tillman and family, London, were in the village on the weekend. Mr. Ray Schell, Mr. and Mrs. Norm Talbot, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Talbot attended the Golden Wedding Anniversary, of friends, Mr. and Mrs. Doug- las Hoover, in the North Nor- wich Public School in Burges- ville. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Mike Eckert of Clinton on the safe arrival of their son, Bertram John. Mr. and Mrs. John Boyes and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wal- ter Erickson and family attend- ed a family reunion in Clinton at the home of Mrs. Marie Eck- ert in honour of her new grand- son, Bertram John. They had a special thrill as there were four generations on both sides of the family. As Mike and Janet both came from Bayfield it is interesting to note the four generations were: Mrs. Marie Eckert, her father, Mike and Baby Bertram. Also John Boyes, his mother, Janet and Baby Bertram. Congratulations to all. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Casler from Lansing, Michigan, visit- ed Mr. and Mrs. Norm Talbot and treated them to a chinese dinner at the Canton Restar- rant, London in honour of Mr. and Mrs. Talbot's 38th Wed- ding Anniversary. ANGLICAN CHURCH Trinity Anglican Church Guild held their annual tea and bazaar in the Church with Rev. Wm. Bennett opening the festivities with prayer at 2:00. Mrs. Vera Turner, Mrs. Gail King and Mrs. Vina Parker served tea, while the other members worked at the differ- ent sale tables and served dain- ty refreshments. There was a wonderful response from the village people and was a decid- ed success, and the Guild mem- bers wish to thank everyone. BAPTIST CHURCH Bayfield Baptist Church held their regular services Sunday with the pastor, Rev. Brian Harrison in charge. The morn- ing sermon was based on the first chapter of Acts, verses 1-8. After the evening service a "fireside" hour was spent in the Sunday School rooms, with light refreshments being serv- ed. The Christmas meeting of the Baptist Women's Missionary Fellowship will be held Tues- day, December 7, at the home of Mrs. Janet Talbot at 8 p.m. There will be pan exchange of small gifts. All Church women are invited. UNITED CHURCH The regular Sunday services were held in St. Andrews NEED A GOOD KNEADER?—If you need an experienced kneader the next time you make bread, you might give Tony Gibbings a call. Tony got in a little practice during Huron Centennial's Pioneer Day last week when the grade eight students, among other things, made four loaves of bread— from scratch. Photo by McKinley United Church and the mem- bers are asked to remember the White Gift Service to be held December 12, a pot luck lunch will be held following this service, also the Sunday School Christrnas Party. The annual Candlelight Service will be held in the Church December 19 at 7:30 p.m. Ever Young Club invited to Varna The Bayfield Ever Young Club met in the Municipal Building on Tuesday night with 30 members answering the roll call. Tickets were sold for the annual Christmas dinner being held in St. Andrews United Church on December 2. This will be the last meeting of the Club until January. The lucky ticket for the afgan will be drawn at the dinner. More names were 'suggested for the Senior Citizens Apart- ments: Lakeview Lodge, Lake- view Manor. Lakeside Manor and Clan Gregor Court. These will be given to the proper source for a decision. Happy Birthday was sung to Mrs. George Brown. The Bayfield Club has been invited to be with the Varna Seniors on December 15 at 2 p.m. After the meeting was ad- journed euchre was enjoyed by all. The winners were as follows: ladies' high, Mary Clark; men's high, Ken Lynn; ladies' low, Lenora Orr; men's low, Clinton Gibson; lone hands, John Lindsay. The evening ended with a lovely lunch. VOTE DONALD .GEIGER FOR HAY TOWNSHIP COUNCIL Local grants M.P. Bob McKinley announced on Friday the issuance of grants to Huron under the Local Initiatives program totalling $76,940. ARC Industries at Dashwood will receive $10,200 for the job placement and procurement of the handicapped. The project will employ three persons. Five persons will be employed on a Huron County Beautification Program through $15,300 in LIP funding. Another three will be employed through the Huron County Central Volunteer Bureau as the result of a $12,240 grant. That project will operate from Goderich Township. An Environmental Enhan- cement Program organized by the Maitland Valley Conservation Authority will employ four workers under a $9,400LIP grant. The Van Egmond Foundation will employ four persons on a restoration project at the Van Egmond House through a $10,200 grant. 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