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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1975-10-30, Page 8ac fay tai been utt, the bumper �iF R ode on nee has Lions n the gena for ertafor Sat.ni tt, .July 3; a Gomel Sing has been offered by Ann Chapman to held - in Clan -.Gregor Square, Sun, afternoon, July 4; The Ministers in the • Village are planning an Ecumenical Service for Sun., July 4 (no time has been set as yet), and the Bayfield Historical Society has offered upi t+o, set a h storieal display the Old Town Hall to be + n for the four days of the celebration. p?rnae t Bur c iat ente, ;innamon,. Carel Fi.ei charge Of; etc., l Or aniPst • nister: arilstid a , F)o ,r Odtlieif..sone in erg* a of activities involving the marinas, Don Hart and Ed Beck; in chargelg 'aa display of fishing gear, antique ardeles'dealing with • the fishing industry etc. Kay McLeod. Many ideas were put forth _ at the meetingand. hopefully an the near fa ure.these will be finalized, coordinated and advertised. A name las not been chosen as yet for the Celebration, so your ideas are welcome,' but one thing was repeatedly stressed at the Bayfield personal Gavin Wo+olklver, Saginaw, Mich. visited his great-aunt, Mrs. G. L. Knight and other relatives in the Village during the►eekend. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Coleman and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fisher and baby alt el Walkerton and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Coleman and family of Zurich visited. Sunday with their mother, Mr. anad°Mrs. Harry Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Paa&Graharn, Barbara and Nancy returned to their home in the Village during the weekennd after spending the past two weeks in Lauderdale-BrThe-Sea, Florida= While there, they spent a day at Disney World, t gland° and reported a most enjoyable holiday with ' good weather all during their stay. Miss Winnie Armstrong, London was with her family, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Arm- strong. James and Julia from Friday until Monday. Visiting Sunday with the Arrnslag's. were her bit -other -in-law and sister, Mr. an rs. .: Collier of Kimaoka. The Bayfield Ever Young Senior Citizens are rerahided Meir refi►r t meeting on tburasday evening, Oct. 30 at 7:30 p.m. in . the Municipal Building. Mrs. Eric W. Earl spent last week in London with her daughter, Mrs. B. A. Quigg and grandchildren. Kirn and Joey: Mr. and Mrs.Glen Smith, Paris visited on Saturday with his mother, Mrs. 1.. B. Smith. Mrs. Milton Pollock and Mr. and Mrs. Frank McClincheycalled on Mrs. Pollock's sister, Mrs. Bertha Turner on Friday evening to celebrate her birthday with her. • Mr. and Mrs. Glen Sturgeon attended the wedding of Mr. Rick Westlake of Bayfiefd ' and 'London to Mlss . Judy Neeb in Kitchener Friday evening at St. Peters tt�¢ Cbu Ind reception whieti followed a the Tasmanian Club. or. ne in Clan Gr..n re. they Will Inst es into a huge cruor ! . o [owing will `"'be n tServieeorrhanirSgiving and Benediction. Arrangements are also being made to entertain the young people after the parade and possibly a dance later in the Community, Centre for the adults. The next Centennial meeting will be on Wed- nesday, November 19 at 8 part. in the Municipal Building when progress reports are expected. For. those who where contacted' and unable to attend the first meeting, please try to come out. on Nov, It We need your participation, interest and ideas to make this a great celebration. notes Paleroro and baby son of Milton were their guests. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Pruss and Chuck, and Mr. andfMrs. J Qrrs, Wynn* (mei Mr Mon l,Pru—ss All a Loddonwere at the Pruss cottage for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ludlow, Mississagua, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mason, ` sit Mich, and. Mr. Glen "riiitat41 ., Were' ' the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lynn for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs: Hugh Pollock, London, Mr. Ernie Pollock, Varna and Mr. and Mrs, Ken Pollock,- Jim and Jane of Hensall were Sunday guests of Mrs. Milton Pollock, Goshen Line. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Scot- chmer, Molly and Jody, St. Catharines and Mr. Calvin Scotchxner, London visited with their father, Mr. A. F. Scotchmer for the weekend. Best wise to Mrs. Lula 'Smith w is recuperating if 'her home following surgertin- Clinton Public Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard F. Sturgeon, Jeff' and Ruine. Orangeville, Mr. Bud Sturgeon and his fiance, Miss Barbara Davidson, London, were weekend guests -of them parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack B. Sturgeon and. brother Andrew. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Potter and Merry, R.R. 3, Clinton joined her family for Sunday. Mr. Robert Lynn and friend Etobicoke were at the Lynn residence on River... Terrace for the weekend. Mrs. Lynn • Mr. Norman F. Cooper, Mrtunt Clemens, Mich. was at his residence on Clan Gregor Square for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Young and family , Goderich, Mrs. Mary Boyce and children and Mr. Ken Boyce and family visited . Sunday with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boyce, Goshen Line. F a Mi. and Mrs. Albert Craig visited with friends in (til City _- :fo`r'e "vireo�end� __.._..�w. ....�_w ,..�. A very waren, welcome to Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Van Patter and year-old daughter, Melanie, who have come from Hamilton to make their home in Hayfield, The Van Patters purchased the Bonthron home on the north side of the Bayfield River, and moved here two weeks 'ago. Mr. Van Patter is a Real Estate Agent with 3. Kern ,. Hamilton. The family chose Bayfield because of the scenery, climate and its x quaint and refined at- mosphere.. We sincerely hope they .enjoy their residence in the Village. The new senior citizens' apa.rtmen+ts in 'Infield are nearin ..+rant lesion as workmenwork overtime to get them ready. No date, however, has been se; for occupation. (News -Record photo). Scouts, Cubs boid registration Scouter John Siertsema the Village is sponsored . funds. You are most welcome related many of the aspects of jointly by Hayfield Lions Club to attend Scouting and Cubbtng to and the Ladies Auxiliary The parents of these young the parents - who attended (mothers of Cubs, Scouts and people involved in the registration night, Thursday Brownies), who pay for all movement feel very fortunate evening *n the Old Town Hall- the leaders' uniforms. tran- to have leaders for such He was assisted by Tom Mill sportationto all leaders large, active rg groups in the and Jeff Maymap whit are conventions, fees for courses, Village. There are several helping out with scouts and supply or pay a babysitter if giris in the area of Girl Guide by Mrs. Carol Fisher, needed and supply the tun- agee. To revive the Guides, assistant Cub Leader. ches for all activities and they .are desperately in Scouter Siertsema also functions, search of a leader. One outlined the • uses of the $5 "Dere are :approximately 60 person has volunteered her registration fee. He said that Brownies, Cubs and Scouts services . as an assistant $1 goes 10 the National this year to support the L.A. leauder; so if ,Council; 11 cents for isyou or anyone County and in- in need -of members. The reading this appeal is willing liability annual dues are $.1 per to lead the Guides, please call surance; . for promotion mother .and if you are unable any member of the executive, and servicing at the District to attend these meetings, May Anne Yates, Joann and Group level; 62 cents to your dues would be most Bullen or Linda Talbot. The develop, promote and operate . welcome. The L.A. has L.A. Plan to hold their next training courses and 85cents planned a Tupperware Party meeting on Dec. 3 at the home of Linda Talbot. See you at the Tupperware party and at the next meeting! for administration costs, for November 10 at 8:15 in the operation and upkeep of the basement of the United Provincial Headquarters. Church to help raise needed He said many of the varied activites in the Scouting es .progrmxt{t�aatn;t1.et t ice ta ,. .11 f the boys and that they are Sincere synpathy to the . planning to become Involved family of the late Mrs. in the Centennial in the Margaret (Robert) Scot - Village in July 1976. Mr. charier who passed away at Siertsema said their aim is to her home on Sunday morning, help boys to develop Oct: 26. She was in her 92nd character as resouceful and year. Predeceased by her responsiblemembers of the . -husband; she is survived by community by . providing three stepdaughters, Mrs. opportunities and guidance Don (Dorothy) MacKenzie, for their mental, physical and RR t Bayfield; legs. Bert spiritual development, The- (Florence) Dunn, Bayfield it principles are: - that man and Miss Mabel Scotchmer, must to the•bestqfhis ability, Toronto; and one stepson, love and respect God - respect Harold Scotchmer of Winn - and act in accordance with nipeg, Man. therhuman dignity and rights She was predeceased bye of individuals - recognize the one stepson, Lloyd Scotchmer obligation on. himself to and cine stepdattighter, Mrs. develop.bis..potently.:.��_-...;�.... _wani carr stli a� .,_,-.._ The Scourting movement in The funeral service was t held at the Ball.. Funeral Home , Clinton on Tuesday Oct. 28 with Rev. James Reddoch of St. Andrews United Church, Bayfield in charge. interment was in the Bayfield Cemetery. ,y.+QUARE lti air t3 goderich 1 til When to GODERICH visit .� .. P S L1A-RE- ..- -- I 14k"..Y'Fi'. f, rp renewal a b .in If* 'build a shoppi g igb a r of 8 jest outmpenlsiidermit, + odertch. Be ry + u .told the ignal Tues+ evening in al :telephGerone interview that representatives of Rockledge Properties Ltd, will be meeting Wednesday. November 5 with Goderich Township Council concerning renewal of the permit now expiring after one year. Gary Davidson, Huron County Planning Director, will be at the meeting which has been scheduled to discuss the township's secondary plan. Reeve Gann said council will at that time review the entire matter of the proposed shopping mall in Goderich Village persona s Mrs. Margaret Garrett 'spent ,the weekend in Port Huron. Mich, with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Parker returned home on Monday after a trip to Nashville, Tennessee. While there they attended a, performance at the Grand Old Opry and toured the City to see the homes of all the Opry Stars and other points of interest. r9n ,.. v}ye.KNk l4 tie Townshi , and added the council was ttsf ad wi bid for renewal orate perm members cuald extend..: without further delay Preliminary work, had. been completed at the Rockledge site with sewers installed l fall. "A mall in Goderteb Township is `not a dead issue," Reeve Ginn said. .As far as I'm concerned, the proposal bas never been dropped. - 441 ropped.s' 444 club meets We hac(our October meeting at he home of Karen Talbot. We had to bring and show food label from a convenient yeast product. We discussed the goodness of bread; a food guide for health; sweet dough for rolls and buns and sour dough bread. We all shaped baking rolls. We would like to, thank Mrs:., Talbot for having us at her home. Our next meeting will be at the home ,of Joanne Sturgeon on Wednesday October 29. - by Karen Erb A BIT OF WIT -Doctor. how long do I have?" "I'll put it this way: I wouldret buy a 30 -day supply of vitamins." +++ Itir Pr TopOuaiity Men's Wear now at Rock -Bottom Prices BUY NOW AND SAVE during this special Fail Sale A special grouping of 60 suits: sites 31 • to 46. Sh s. Regular. and .Tads. In- cluding 23 sums in the Executive Body for the more mature man. REGULAR PRICED TO sisS.00 SALE PRICED 70 only, Specially blended together to be a smart. casual suit. Sites 3$ to 46 in this group. S Shorts :ulars, and tails. REGULAR PRICED TO 1150.00 SALE PRICED &ic utuitias'tillaa' its he owwertied .. ler P.H.C.. bit by November le, I $, tindty geliWOHltiTinVe-00414t talt* phone 40160I t 5riet ,Sate .at fil�fllol pants. r shades, Sites 16 to 36. With waren pile lining. it only. In dark'e'r shades, nosily sites 34 and 34.1 dr11►l.AR S3C.liS I' tPRICE AT