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Master Neil Eisenberg,
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It happened to our dog, — it
could happen to yours. We have
been going to Bayfield for five
years taking along our hound
who is ten years old and nothing
like this has happened before.
Our cottage is on the south
side of Bayfield and shortly after
we arrived on Friday evening our
dog was taken and dumped off
between Goderich and Bayfield.
Fortunately,' he found his way
to the Salvation Army Camp
where, of course, he was taken
in by the ' children. He loves
children and has never harmed
anyone in the entire ten years
we have had him. By pure
At the Bayfield. Council
meeting Monday night,
Cotincillor Sturgeon said he had
been asked qnestions relative to
the free use of the Village Hall
for the last two dances held.
there. He further said that on
each occasion the entire
proceeds had been passed to the
Community Centre Board and
that Mr. Lindsay had donated
his services free of charge,
Councillor Merner, seconded
by Councillor Sturgeon, moved
that "any group or groups
donating full proceeds to the
Community Centre or Village of
Bayfield be granted use of the
hall free of charge."
A motion was also passed
Bayfield council briefs
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By BELLCHAMBER
that at any ,time a regular
meeting falls on a Civic holiday
Monday, that meeting shall be
deferred until the following
Wednesday.
A discussion of drainage
prObleMs in the Susan, Charles,
Chiniquy, Delevan Streets area
resulted in a statement by
Councillor Kerner that he would
have estimated costs to present
at the next Council meeting.
The clerk Mrs. Phyllis
Maloney, reported the $5,000
grant towards the Bayfield
Community Centre has been
received.
accident, we were informed he
was at the Camp and picked him
up Saturday night.
Sunday morning he was out
for a run and never goes too far
from our cottage. However, this
was a bad run for him. He came
home dosed with turpentine. I
never want to see a dog go
through this torture again. He
virtually went mad, tearing and
running, and actually cried for
well over an hour. He was sick
for the entire day.
I can only say the man who
did this must have a sick,
warped, twisted mind. He has
absolutely no love for animals.
He should have followed the dog
home and witnessed what his
cruel act did to this animal. He
would think twice before doing
this again unless, of course, he is
only part human.
Mrs. L. C. Leonhardt
Seaforth, Ontario.
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Ken Merner recently hadL
moved a 14 by 60 foot cottage
from Holmesville to a lot he
.owns on Howard street east. Mr,
Merner intends to convert the
cottage into a permanent home
in which he and Mrs. Merner will
reside.
Recent visitors at Miss
Hodgins cottage, "Stonehaven",
have been Misses Olive and
Florence Laidlaw of Seaforth,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Weston of
Toronto, Mrs. Oliver Gauld of
London, and Dr. and Mrs. J. F.
D. Cantelon of Toronto.
Plan arts
council
for summer
Mrs. R. G. Hunter of Toronto
and Bayfield is again promoting
some ambitious and interesting
"things to do" in Bayfield
during the summer.
Last year with the backing of
Pioneer Park Association, she
and her daughter, Mrs. John
Downie, originated• a very
successful childrens' art show as
a contribution to the centennial
celebrations.
This year, Mrs. Hunter, Mrs.
Downie, and Mrs. J. Hovey, as
treasurer, are heading a
"Bayfield Arts Council" which
will be sponsored by the Pioneer
Park Association. Family
membership in this non, profit
venture will cost one dollar.
The opening feature will be a
childrens' art show and other
ideas mooted are an amateur
theatre and an amateur
photography competition.
Bible School
split
this year
Bayfield Daily Vacation Bible
School was divided into two
separate sections this year. The
Junior Group, four to seven
years of age,, was held at the
Bayfield Baptist Church with 25
little ones attending.
The closing program given by
the ,children was much enjoyed
by their parents on Friday
evening.
During the second week the
Senior Group was taken by bus
to the Baptist Fellowship Camp,
north of the village, and
commenced their program with
daily devotions.
During the day their activities
included, sports, swimming,
bookwork crafts and object
lessons. The program was
warmly received by the 30
attending and many expressed
the eagerness to be enrolled
again next year.
Mr. and Mrs. James Day of
California are holidaying at the
summer home of Mr. and Mrs.
Lorne Cook.
Miss Debbie Smith,
bride-elect, was guest of honour
at an afternoon tea and shower
given by Mrs. F.A. Clift and Mrs.
William Metcalf at "Clifton", the
former's home, on Thursday,
July 11,
Mrs. Douglas Weeks, Cathy,
Gordon, David and his friend
Billy McKay of Harriston came
on Satu_rday to spend several
days with their aunt and uncle
Mr. and Mrs. R. Roy Fitzsimons.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl McAuley of
Montreal are vacationing at their
cottage.
The regular July meeting of
the Bayfield Historical Society
was held Monday, July 8 with
41 members.in attendance.
Following rou';ine reports,
Mrs. A. Morton, president, gave
a resume of previous meetings
and outlined plans for the
Society's display at the 1968
Bayfield Fall Fair.
'Mrs. Leroy Poth, who had
attended the Ontario Historical
Society Annual Meeting, held at
Queen's University, Kingston, in
mid-June, gave a brief report of
the meeting.
She also described places
visited in Kingston including
Murney Tower Museum and
Bellevue House (formerly the
home of Sir John A.
MacDonald), Fort Henry and the
Royal Military College;
Rockwood House and other old
buildings in the city.
Mr. William Hart, Seaforth,
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Mrs. Frank Mallen (nee May
Flora Rutledge) accompanied by
Al Zinger of Toronto, are
visiting the lady's parents' graves
in Clinton Cemetery.
Mrs. Adrian Lamarsh and
Diane are spending a week in
Guelph . with Mr. and Mrs.
Amour O'Connell and family.
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Fred Arkell, who has been a
patient in Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital Goderich, has
returned home.
Miss Sue Weston and Mr.
Rick Rice of Ferndale, Michigan
spent last week with the
former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Weston.
Mrs. Elaine Marshall and
daughter, Tracey of London
spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Weston,
Mrs. R. Roy Fitzsimons
received word a week ago of the
passing of her cousin Mrs. Flora
Bryson, of Wyoming. Mr. and
Mrs. . Fitzsimons were in
Wyoming on Sunday.
who is an avid collector of old
jars and bottles and a member of
"Glassfacts", an organization
sponsored by Dominion Glass
Company was the principal
speaker of the evening. He
exhibited a selection from the
thousands of rare pieces in his
collection and explained why
they ranked as collectors' items.
Some typical pieces shown
were made at Erie Glassworks,
Hamilton Glassworks and at
Burlington. References to
glassworks, formerly located at
Holmesville and Egmondville
were of special interest to those
present.
Honor bride
elect
St. Andrews United Church
was the gathering place on
Thursday night for some 40
friends and relatives of Miss
i Shirley Brandon in honour of
i her coming marriage. Shirley has
• been away teaching in Essex for
several years but is still quite
familiar to a good number in the
village.
After a social hour of visiting
and games, Shirley was called to
the front, accompanied by her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Ken Brandon
and three nieces, Lynn and
Karen Brandon and Patricia'
Payne. Patricia read an address
in the form of a very appropriate
poem for the occasion.
Following this, Shirley was
presented with a miscellaneous
shower.
After opening her gifts,
Shirley thanked everyone for the
many lovely and useful gifts.
Lunch was served by the
hostesses of the evening, Mrs.
Ken Machie, Mrs. Davie Battye,
Misses Ethel Blair and Ellen
Lindsay and Mrs. John Lindsay.
MissMaisie Rolfe of Bu
Edmonds, England, is vi
her brother W.N. Rolfe an
Rolfe at their summer ho
Howard Street,
Mr, and Mrs. John Ellio
family , of Kitchener
weekend visitors with
mother, Mrs, M. Elliott.
Mrs. Charles Guest ha
parents from Alvinston vi
her.
Mr. and Mrs.. Jim Fisher
Agatha were at their co
from Friday until Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Joh
and Ricky spent the weeke
Wheatley with his parents
and Mrs. and Elmer
Mrs.R.Corso
Billy
Johnston. R
Billy of Lucan, spent last
at their 'cottage.
Miss Hazel'blocks
Teeswater was the guest o
and Mrs. R. Roy Fitzsimo
Sunday.
The ?ioneer Park Assoc'
report that their a
Rummage Sale held last F
in the Community Centre
was very successful and rea
nearly $600.
Guests on Sunday of Mr
Mrs. G. N. Rivers were: Mr.
Mrs. R. K. Rivers and fa
London. Miss Beth Rivers
Mr. Jim Hoover also of Lo
are spending a few days
their grandparents.
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Carson of London entertai
group of 61 Masonic Maste
their families at their su
home in Bayfield.
Mr. and. Mrs. Del McL
and Mrs. Mifriel Althof
London are guests at the Al
Hotel.
Sunday visitors with Mr.
Mrs. W. E. Parker were Mr.
Mrs. W. Hill of Willowdale,
R. Hill, Clinton and Mr. and
Robert Parker and fa
London.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Par
stayed with Mrs. Myrtle Par
for the weekend.
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