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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Bayfield Bulletin, 1965-07-01, Page 10 CLINTON TAXI 482-3436 When It's Your Move Call HINTON the MOVER Agents United Van Lines Clinton 482-9779 lr Vallifirth Vatirtitt 524Y 73051 BAYFIELD, ONTARIO 10. VOL. 2--NO. 3 COPY THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1965 10. COPY THE OLD FORGE WELCOMES YOU Snacks-Meals-Billiards BAYFIELD SCHOOL COMMITTEE ENGAGES LONDON LAWYER Our safe, sandy beaches with their trained Beach Patrol Officers delude par- ents into thinking that here is a free baby sitting service. Unfortunately, the Beach Officer cannot watch all beach users and children sometimes get into difficulties and drown without anyone noticing. During the summer of 1964, Southern Ontario Parks reported 237 lost children. Each of these incidents re- quired a search by Department staff, and While happy results were obtained from the searchers, every case caused mental anguish to the parents con- cerned. We stress, parents are responsible for their children while visiting Provincial Parks, and the child- ren must have the parents' personal care and attention. The Foregoing is part of a report from the Department of Lands and Forests, in which concern is ex- pressed for the wel- fare of young visitor s, and rightly so, say we. Same applies on our own local beach- es where there is no regular supervis- ion. AROUND THE VILLAGE RESERVE the evening of July 13 for the famous Annual Rumm- age Sale in aid of the Pioneer Park Association Mainten- ance Fund. At the Bayfield Arena 8 pm. Meanwhile, any imit- able item glady acc- epted by Association members.Me seeing you at the Sale 1 Plying Officer D.J. Davis will take up residence with his family here in Bay- field, states a news report from Clinton. To Grade 8: Lynn Brandon Gary Darnborough Monica Gemeinhardt Sharron Heard Cathy McLeod Lorne Merner Allan Pease David Pease Patricia Sparks Rhea Sturgeon Kathy Weston To Grade 9: Karen Fitzsimons Marion Francis Michael Gallant Nancy Heard Penny Howlett Donald Lindsay Terry McClinchey Calvin Sotchmer Joyce Scott Ray Scott Buddy Sturgeon Vicky Gallant Bayfield River Now Busier Scene Bayfield harbor is starting to "perk up" with a great deal more activity and a good number of small boats appearing at the Boat Club for the summer season. It was expected there would be a new influx over the holiday weekend when many of the rear summer visitors would arrive for July. (Bulletin Photo) To Grade 7f To Live Here Air Force Officer To Live Here BAYFIELD PUBLIC SCHOOL RESULTS RCAF Officers recent ly transferred in to Station Clinton to take up Staff positi- ons include Flight Lieutenant D. Battye and Flying Officer DJ Davis. Fit David Battye, aged 27 is the Basic Training Officer at the Radar and Comuni- cations School. Born in Leeds, Eng- land, where he obtain ed a Higher National Certificate in Elect- ronics with endorse- ments in Radar Engin- Robert MacVean Brenda Makins Colleen Merner Linda Sparks Delores Telford To Grade 6: Mary Lou Castle Ralph Eckert Kelso Fitzsimons Randy McClinchey Patricia Payne Bradley Turner Debbie Turner (Cont. on Page Two) To Grade 5:, Michael Eckert Stephen Gallant Louise MacVean Brian Ifiskins Lorilie.McClinchty Mary MacFadden Lea Ann McLeod Sandra Telford To Grade 4; Karen Brandon Nancy Castle Karen Gemeinhardt Peter MacVean Debbie MacVicar Notices under this heading are available at 30 per word,min- imum charge 500.Just Phone 96. The Bulletin office is now open daily for your con- venience. To Grade 2: Blair Brandon Johnny MacVicar Shirley MacFadden Valerie Merner Ricky Penhale Debie Pugh Andy Sturgeon Darlene Warner f it r -4/1W16;.- ArMaidii- Flight Lieutenant D. Battye is taking up his duties on arriv- al at his new post at RCAF base, Clinton. Jeffery Mayman Danny McLeod Kelvin Merner Robbie Pease David Renner Stewart Turner COMING EVENTS New Posting John Archibald Arm strong died on Tues- day June 22 after a brief illness, at his home on R03,Bayfield. He was 49. Born in Bayfield July 27,1915, his parents were Archie Armstrong and the former Ruby Whiddon. Mr. Armstrong was employed as a welder with the Dominion Roads, Goderich, and was a pilot officer in the RCAF duming World War II, and a prisoner of war'for two years in Germany. Mr. Armstrong had lived in Kirkland Lake before returning to Bayfield 20 years ago. He belonged to the Association of Machinists, and was member of Bayfield Presbyterian Church. The funeral service was held at the Lodge Funeral home,Goderich, on Friday June 25, with Rev. D. Pry of the Presbyterian Church of Seaforth officiating, followed by internment in Bay- field cemetary. Pall bearers were: Thomas Penhale, Milton Talbot Walter Turner,George Wilson, John Wild, and Ford Johnston, all of Bayfield, and flower bearers,Arthur Bourdeau,Harold Chase, Ivan Higgereon, all of Goderich, and Jack Frazer, Bayfield. Surviving are his widow, the former Dorothy Crowe, whom he married in 1941, a daughter, Judy (Mrs. Allan Johnston), Janet Linda and Pauline,all at home, a sister, Mrs. R.G. Lea,Charlo- ttetown, PEI, one granddaughter, and one grandson. Persons attending the funeral from a distance were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rotondo, Vial Dior, Quebec, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jasivanas, Timmins, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stirling, Toronto,Mr. and Mrs. Tom Scotchmer of Guelph, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Talbot, Beaveton, Mr. Assen Mahadeen, London, Shirley McGowan and Bill Elliot of St. Thomas. At minimum cost, a classified ad in the Bulletin can do a good and fast job for you. Phone 96 today. John Armstrong Funeral Friday USE THE WANT ADS The West Stanley SOS Committee met in the Bayfield Village Hall with repreaentattvee present from former School Sections 3,4 (East) 4 (West), 9 and the Village of Bayfield. Rep- resentatives were also present from The Bay- field Ratepayers' Association and The Bayfield Businessments Association. Mrs. Ethel Poth was in the Chair. The meeting reviewed progress on petitions and noted that the 800 mark for signatares In favour had been passed. Petitions will contin- ue to be circulated. The Committee decided by unanimous vote to retain Mr. Samuel Lerner of London kAs Legal counsel. The Committee also approved the setting up of a legal fund to cover necessary legal costs. It was decided that subscriptions to the fund would be accepted on a share basis or as don- ations. The Committee noted that many offers of financial assistance had been received already. The Executive of The Bayfield Ratepayers' Association will consider what assistance they can give. The Bayfield nusinessments Assthciation will receive donations and sell shares in the legal fund at a number of local places of business. Contributions to the legal fund can be made in former School Sections 3, 4 (East), 4 (West), and 9, to local representitives. The Committee also noted that Inspector J.H. Kinkead had been quoted in the news- papers as promising a meeting of The Public School Consultative with the three municipal councils of the new Huron County School Area No.l. It is hoped that this meeting will be held soon. Municipal Notice The public is asked to take notice that Bylaw No. 15 of 1965 of The Corpoz'ation of The Village of Bayfield has been passed and is now in force and effect: BYLAW N0.15/65 WHEREAS pursuant to the Munici.,al Act R.S.O. 1960 Chapter 249, Section 379(85), the Coun- cil of a local Municipality is empowered to pass bylaws for licensing trailers located in the Municipality for thirty days or longer in any year and for prohibiting such trailers be- ing located in the Municipality without a lic- ense: THEREFORE the Municipal Corporation of the Village of Bayfield enacts as follows: 1. That "Trailer" means any vehicle so con- structed that it is suitable for being attach- ed to a motor vehicle for the purpose of being drawn or propelled by the motor vehicle, and capable of being used for the living, sleeping or eating accommodation of persons, notwith- standing that such vehicle is jacked up or that its running gear is removed. 2. That no trailer as defined in paragraph (1) shall be located in the Village of Bay- field for longer than 30 days in any year, without a license therefor issued by the Clerk of said Village of Bayfield, pursuant to this Bylaw. 3. That the fee to be charged for the lic- ense required by paragraph (2) is hereby fixed at ten (10) dollars for each month or portion of a month, except for tiae first 30 days, or seventy-five (75.00) dollars for each year that the trailer is located in the Municipal* ity, s" such license fee shall be payable in advance. 4. That in case of nonayment of the fixed license fee that such payment will be assess- ed against the land. 5. That this Bylaw shall not apply to a trailer located in the Village of Bayfield only for the purpose of sale or storage.