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Goderich Power Squadron held its third
annual graduation ceremonies and Change of
Watch at Maitland Country Club, Goderich,
Saturday evening, May 15, with one hundred
in attendance. Dr. G. F. Mills, Goderich, the
retiring commander, presided.
The Squadron is a unit of 120 comprising
Canadian Power Squadrons, a nationwide
safe-boating organization, with ten thousand
members scattered across Canada..
Members of the graduation class in Junior
Piloting were; Lady Associates: Mrs. Wynne
Blackrnore, Camlachie; Mrs. Carol A, Egener,
Goderich; members; Carlton C. Blackmore,
Clinton; Edward A, Davies, Clinton; W. J.
MacEwan Egener, Goderich; Russell J,
Gemini11, Goderich; Donald 0, Hart, Exeter;
,,Fred W, Jewell, .Gaderich; Peter J. Keil,
Corrie; Charles 0. Proctor, Brussels; John A.
Seaman, Goderich; W. Donald Webster,
Exeter.
' Others recognized for having passed senior
grades were: A. J. R.. Elder, Clinton, and B.
E. Kuehl, Clinton, in Advanced Piloting; and
R. S. Atkey, Clinton, in Junior Navigation.
George P. Coppin, JN, London, past
commander of Western Ontario District,
officiated at the Change of Watch when the
following officers were sworn in for
1971-72: Commander, E. B. Menzies, AP;
Clinton; past commander, Dr. G. F. Mills, S.,
Goderich; executive officer, Dr. K. S. Wood,
S, Clinton; secrotarY-treastirer, R, S. Atkey,
JN, Clinton; First Lieutenants, R. E. Kuehl,
AP, Clinton, and A.J.R, Elder, AP, Clinton;
Training Officer, H. R. Corbett, AP,
Goderich; Supply Officer, George
Robertson, 8, Goderich; Safety Officer, J, J,
Mulhern, Goderich.
Commander Menzies 'announced that
Goderich. Squadron now has 50 on the roll
comprising 40 members, six lady associates,
and four Junior Associates. Ile said the third
annual Sail Past of the Squadron would be
held in Goderich Harbour, June 20, open to
all boaters.
The annual Commander's Ball concluded
the evening's festivities,
Sports
Colts open at home Monday
•Clinton Colts open their
Ontario Baseball Association
Intermediate league action on
Monday at 2 p.m. at Community
Park against Arva. It will be the
first game of a 21-game schedule
which will end July 31 at home
against Dashwood.
The early part of the schedule
will see home games played in
the afternoon or early evening
but it is hoped the new $13,000
installation of lights will be
completed soon and allow night
games to be played.
Here is the complete Colt
schedule.
HOME GAMES
May 24, Arva
June 1, Dashwood
June 3, Mitchell
June 11, St. Marys
June 12, Thorndale
July 10, Thorndale
July 13, Mitchell.
July 16, St. Marys
July 24, Arva '
July 31, Dashwood
AWAY GAMES
May 26, Mitchell
June 9, St. Marys
June 16, Thoindale
June 18, Dashwood
June 23, Arva
June 30, Mitchell
July 1, Thorndale
July 4, Dashwood
July 21, Arva
July 28, St. Marys
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several conditions which are to be corrected.
Narrow shoulders on Louisa, Catherine
and Delevan are to be widened.
A drainage culvert is to be installed across
the south end of Tuyll to relieve an erosion
problem.
The north ditch on Dow Street is to be
relocated and deepened to relieve wet
conditions at the east end,
Additional street signs, to complete the
proper signing of through streets were listed
and will be installed as soon as they are
received from the manufacturer.
It was decided that an official dead-end
sign would be installed at Cameron on Tuyll
to indicate that the south end of Tuyll is
NOT a through street.
Reeve Oddleifson was authorized to issue
a Proclamation, proclaiming June 1, 1971 as
Census Day. This proclamation is to be
posted in the Bayfield Post Office
immediately and will be inserted in the
Clinton NeWs-Record on May 27,1971,
Gordon Graham, Clerk, reported that tax
notices are being sent out as quickly as he
can prepare them. He reminds all ratepayers
that,the first instalment is due June 15.
The Road Committee reported that clean
brush, branches, stumps and trunks of trees
would be acceptable in the gulleys on south
Tuyll Street. However, before dumping any
brush please contact Mr. John Lindsay,
Road Superintendent, so that he can
indicate the site.
Sanitary facilities for the public will be
made available in the Municipal Building as
usual, starting this coming weekend,
The bank erosion problem from Signal
Hill south is not as yet solved. It is hoped
that information regarding this matter will
soon be received from government sources.
Visitors with Mr, and Mrs:
Eric Earl on Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs. Reg Ager of London.
The United Church Women
and the Bayfield Brownies paid a
visit recently to the Bluewater
Rest Home residents.
The Brownies entertained
with a number of songs and
Norma Garrett danced two
numbers accompanied on the
piado by her mother, Mrs.
Murray Garrett.
A lunch was provided and
served by the U.C.W. ladies.
Miss Hazel Wocks of
Teeswater visited with Mr. and
Mrs. R. Roy Fitzsimons and
family on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Roy
Fitzsimons and family travelled
to London on Wednesday
evening for a little dinner party
in honour of Miss Karen
Fitzsimons on her birthday.
Mrs. Lloyd Makins is a patient
in Victoria Hospital, London.
The regular L.A. meeting of
Brownie, Guide, Cubs and
Scouts was held at the home of
Dawna Westlake, with 12
members present. Plans for a
bake sale to be held Saturday,
May 22 in Old Town Hall were
finalized.
The treasurer presented the
following report for the Camp
Fund: Card party, $85;
Donations, $265; Pop ..bottles,
$5.20; Total, $355.20.
As the pop bottle money will
not be in by deadline for funds
to be remitted to Headquarters
the L.A. voted $44.80 to meet
the $400.00 required by Camp
Committee. The L.A. also
expressed their thanks to all
concerned in enabling them to
achieve their objective. Meeting .
then closed with mizpah
benediction. Ltach was served
by hostess.
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6 Clinton News'Recprd, Thyrsday, 71.44y 20,1971
Power Squadron holds graduation
Gozzard joins Bayfield Council
(2), Daryl MacDonald (1), David
Shea (2). Tough pitching by Pat
Phillips held the Orioles down to
eight hits including home runs
by Mark 'Nicholson and Robert
Harkes. Tom Colquhoun hit
three singles and scored twice.
John McMahon scored the other
run.
Terry Gardner's home run in
the bottom of .the fifth inning
gave the Twins a 7-4 over the
winless iankees. Leading up to
Wit Uniikrte-stin Bert Xertzi#s
`walked. John Hart 'plcked tiVa
single then Gardner banged out
his homer. In the top half of the
fifth David Clynick scored his
third run to tie the game 4-4. In
the third Clynick connected for
his third home run of the year.
Pitcher David Counter scored in
the fourth inning. For the Twins
runs were by Robert Menzies
(2), John Hart (2), Bill Proctor
(1), Terry Gordner (1) and Paul
Priestap (1).
SQUIRT
CARDS 24 - REDS 14
The undefeated came
tumbling down to the ranks of
tfeattd‘last ,4,reek in Clinton
not Bagketall' League aCtion
as the only two undefeated
teams, Ryan's Raiders and the
Crying Charlies were knocked
off.
A fine performance by Barry's
Basketeers did the trick in
upsetting the Raiders who failed
to use the team play they had
exhibited in their earlier wins,
Paul Garrow led the
Basketeers with eight points but
the scoring was very evenly
divided in the 24-9 win. Kim
Hodgins scored six as did Gerald
Cantelon while Barry Welch had
four.
Steve Gibbings led the Raiders
with five points. Dean Ryan and
Geoff Gibb each scored two
points.
In the other Wednesday
division game Herman's Heroes
came from behind to defeat The
Nets, who made a determined
bid for their first win, by a close
12-8 score.
Steve Cook led the winners
with six points while Greg
Holmes added four, Gary Jordan
scored the other basket.
Mike Howard scored four
points for the Nets and Frank
Flynn scored two.
In the Thursday revision, the
Town Criers keyed their defence
on high-storing Gord Milian of
the Crying Chatlies and came up
with an 11-'7 win.
Brian White, the Criers' tall
centre had the job of holding
Gilfillan off the scoresheet but
he had plenty of help. Although
his team was unable to
neutralize Gilfillan completely,
the attempt diffused the league's
top scorer who had amassed
BY ERIC EARL
Mr, and Mrs. Donald Harris,
sons Michael and John are the
new owners of The Little Inn.
They are from London.
The Inn will be open and
operating full time from this
weekend until October 31.
The Cluster has an addition
going up on the back of the
building. Paul says the Pizza's
will soon be Pizza-ing There.
Audrey and Keith Bunn of
the Village Market are ready for
the summer trade in a newly
painted store and re-arranged
nicely inside too.
Brandon's Hardware finds
Flowers, trees, shrubs and
fertilizers all piled outside. Joe
and Alice are ready for business.
Bayfield Lumber is getting a
new look but you have to drive
South to see it. Mac and Marion
McFadden are putting up that
new building at the corner of the
Brucefield road.
The Totality has been all
nicely landscaped and the way
George and Marilyn Kalanzis
have been working they should
be ready to open soon.
The Village Guild has new
owners, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Dick. There is extensive work
going on in there and they
should be opening soon.
The Red 'Pump Restaurant is
more than 40 points in his last
two games and had helped his
team. to two straight wins. '
IrwinShdiR'obih McVkdatti q
each scored four points for the
winners in the tight defensive
battle while Jamie Scott had two
and White one.
Gilfillan scored four points
even with the close checking.
Paul Middleton scored two
points.
Born Losers didn't even show
up to play last week as only one
of the eight-man team was on
hand for the game against Team
8. In a pick up game organized
to give Team 8 some
competition, the competition
was too much. Steve Cook
scored nine points for the
pick-up team, Neil Colquhoun
three, Barry Welch seven and
Geoff Gibb five for the 24-0
win.
RV ERIC EARL
open and many cars are parked
outside each day. Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Bender and Mr. and
Mrs. Blair Bender do the
honours here.
Mrs. Fran Logan has opened a
new little shop called
Kaleidescope in which she
handles gift items, handcraft
items like knitting, sewing etc.
Pat and Wynn Graham,
Barbara, Nancy and John are all
spruced up for the summer and
as well as the paint job on the
Store have you see that doozer
of a truck Pat drives?
A miscellaneous shower was
held for Miss Dayle Scotchmer
on Friday night in the basement
of St. Andrews United Church.
Fun and games were enjoyed
for an hour or so after which
Linda Collins read a poem to the
Bride-to-be.
The many useful gifts were
presented to Dayle by Patti
Greer and Lori Peck.
At the end of the. evening
lunch was served.
After being clobbered 22-3 by
the Twins last Wedneaday night
the Tigers came back on
Saturday with an impressive
145 victory over the Orioles.
For the Twins Doug Riehl, Terry
Gardner and Frank Flyhn scored
four runs each; Captain Paul
Priestap and Don Peterson,
three; Robert Sauder, John Hart
and Ricky Blake with two; and
Danny Proctor scored a single
run. The Tigers' runs were by
David Archibald, Daryl
MacDonald and Paul Van
Damme.
Catcher Steve Steep pounded
out three singles and a home run
in pacing the Tigers for four
runs. Gary Jordan brought home
three runs in the seventh with
his first home run of the year.
Other scorers were David
Archibald (1), Gary Jordan (2),
Tom Colquhoun (2), Pat Phillips
CARDS: John Woods (2),
Robbie Knights (1), Brad
Morgan (3), Bobby Hart (3),
Paul Stanley (4), Jeff Ball (2),
Allan Saucier (2), David Clifford
(2), Brian Pickard (1), Jeff
Colciough (2), Dean McDonald
(2).
REDS: Wayne Ducharme (1),
Greg Wise (3), Danny Holmes
(2), John Wonfor (1), Frank
Ellerby (1), Steve Elder (1),
Rick Ducharme (1), Pat Jordan
(2) Robbie Blake (1).
SQUIRT
GIANTS 19 EXPOS 11
GIANTS; Ricki Gordner (3),
Michael Woods (1), Tonny
Denomme (3), Larry Riehl (1),
Jamie Cooper (2), Steve Blair
(2), Stan Gilbert (1), Jim Tait
(2), Bruce Sauder (1), Benny
Mitchell (1), Jeff Colquhoun (2).
EXPOS: Paul Taylor (3),
Kerry Colquhoun (2), Andy
Jamieson (2), Wayne Tideswell
(1), Mark Bell (1), Brent Jordan
(1)4 Joe McMahon (1).
Drama Club
Last week the CHSS drama
,club presented three short plays
for the senior classes.
These plays were satires on
modem living including the lack
of real communication in
today's world. Students carried
out all aspects of the production
of these plays under staff
advisor, Mr. Atkinson,
"Black and White" was a
short discourse between two
women eating in a public place
in which the conversation came
around in a complete circle. This
shows that some people do not
listen very well. Bev Elliot and
Monica Flinn played the two
ladies.
"I Wish" showed how visitors
can take over a house in short
order and disturb his peace. The
senselessness of some
conversation is also portrayed.
Bruce Craig, Murray McNall,
Rhea Sturgeon and Bruce
Williams played the parts very
realistically.
"Last To Go" was a short
play showing two men at a bar,
talking. One was a customer and
the other, the bartender. Their
conversation was funny but
didn't make much sense, either.
Rob Dick played the bartender
and "Willie" Williams was the
drunk.
The acting and directing was a
credit to CHSS. Let's see some
more of it in the near future.
Undefeated are defeated
CONTEST
Ted Gozzard was appointed to fill the
vacancy on Bayfield village council Monday
night as the council held its regular May
meeting.
Mr. Gozzard, a candidate in last fall's
election, will fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Rev. Don Beck who will be
leaving Bayfield at the end of June.
Committees will be rearranged to make the
best use of Mr. Gozzard's talents.
Liquid Calcium has been applied to all
gravel roads in the Village to relieve the dust
problem. This problem has been aggravated
by the prolonged drought.
Several dead trees in the Village have been
removed. They were becoming a hazard to
electric wiring and property. Young trees are
being planted to replace those removed.
The yearly road tour by Council revealed
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