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Clinton News-Record, 1975-12-13, Page 4VA, r • ) 10. .04 4:14 4 n.`t 4 . • 1 , ,.••t'.,rr-zrrrr..,r*t1*,r*roorowr*ok Robr by ell COVAKit ' 0,140, updated. agreetrtent butwen the eace from , Village and Bud.Ohamttey tc, '-----yaskedthat bite hirn ter the waste, dtCrig tO dispoaL temoval for another t, , _ 44M41411444 , , '.I Ltt , t for' their nterest in tbe Viltage for,* to ater rwenUoi 1'0, Orli Aa$400. anieinalitiefi* w „b r from the MinTsttY Treasury, Bayfieldurged to tiblic spending, ets and pare to , maxirnumextent to order cut cots. A letter from the °Assoc. at Municipalities of o committee. stated they endorsed and accepted the spirit- of the Federal guideline restraint program and urged Lm- u at ho their convention at the Root/York nto. eeve O4dte%tscnreported at h. and Clerk Gordon am had attended the 4odtwntngerernordesattie Alexandra Marine and General Hospital in Goderieh ow De 0 as representatives ot theVillage. In other hnsiResscouncil decided to hire the services of Nick Hill to de a proposed study for the new Library. edy, averted A near tragedy was averted about eight and a half miles west of Goderich on Lake Huron, when the fishing tug the Larry John captained by Jerry Reid ran into difficulty about noonen Monday. The Larry John was out in the Lake pulling fishing nets when the plate around the propeller shaft came loose, all the stuffing was lost, and she began to take on water at a rapid rate... She radioed a distress call and was heard by Bob McGraw owner and Captain -of the Bessie Aaiun who was about 10 minutes away from the stricken vessel, and reportedly the only ship within 100 miles on the Lake. Mr, McGraw and his four man crew immediatelY left their fishing grounds and went to the aid of the Larry John and her Captain and two crew members, and towed her safely to Port in Goderich. The operation took almost an' hour in very rough water. The captain and crew were later interviewed at McLeod Fisheries in Bayfield, where they were badly shaken, but thankful to be safe on shore. Much praise -was given to Captain McGraw and the crew of the Bessie Ann 11, without whose assistance Captain Reid, said they would have floundered in less than three hours. Village social notes Mr. and Mrs. James Robinson and sons Chuck and Jonathan of Peterborough were the weekend guests of his mother, Mrs. E. B. Robinson at the Albion Hotel. The family of the late 'Mr. Alfred Warner, who passed away suddenly Sunday morning, are extended the sincere sympathy of the community in their loss. My family join me in wishing all of you the war- mest Greetings, of the Season and health and prosperity in the New Year. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Turner had as their Sunday dinner guests, their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. David Fawcett of Clinton; Mrs. Turner's parents, Mr. and, Mrs. Cliff Stewart of Clinton; her sister, Helen Stewart of London, and a friend, Miss Jean Walker also of London. Mrs. L. 13. Smith visited for the past week with her family. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rowse, Jim, Vicki, Cathy, Jill and Dale in London. Mrs. Effie Freeman. Woodstock; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence•Jull, Burford visited during the weekend with the ladies' father, Mr. Ray Schell 7A2-41110,? -77/E 0PP 7P'?',C Ir and brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Talbot. Mr. Bud Sturgeon and Miss Barbara Davidson, London were guests for the weekend with Bud's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack B. Sturgeon and brother Andrew. • Mr. and Mrs. Robirwin and Robbie. London spent Saturday with -Rob's family. Mr. and Mrs,. E. W. Erickson. Andrew, Luanne and Lydia. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Smith. Paris, visited Sunday with his mother, Mrs. L. B. Smith. An overnight guest on Monday with Mrs. Smith was her sister. Mrs. George Reid of, Varna. Mr, Ray Schell and Mrs. Norman Talbot visited last week with Mr. Schell's sister- • in-law, Mrs. Elsie Schell in Gadshill. Mr. and Mrs. William Desch and Terry, Goshen Line, had as their Sunday dinner guests, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Martin and girls and Mr. A Ivin S teck le. Scott Lamont of Goderich is spending a few days with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Witliam Desch and aunt Terry, Goshen Line. • on, greenery on the posts In the Village for tnettgovaSeation., Council: reminded t ratepayers of the uneetn, lOtittt anniversary Torchlight Parade, potluck supper* tee* 'skating and registration for the beard growing contest on, Jan, 10, 1970 starting at 5 Don't forget to bring along the food of your choice for the pot-lUdt supper and your dishes and silverware. Coffee will be supplied. Council members also express • with sincerity their sympathy to councillor Don Warner in the sudden passing of his father. Alfred Warner on Sunday. leader Allan Yates. ialLed Akela by his invested Robbie oyce. ,. Sinnainon1 Harold 92‘ Parry, roar and wins, Johnnie and Jamie auve into the Bayfield Cub, fter repeating the Cub and were Propmire:een.teaw the nubs ew searves. Ontario ern - Ma and stxer patches. la Yates and his tants, Jeff Mayman as agheers and Tom Hill as Below. presented David Phoenix with his physical fitness proficiency badge; Congahif Arthur.Utjin , the Gederielt. deteehment of the Ontario Provincial, Pollee raising the force to 22. Con- stable, Burt worked with the tVl000nee detachment ter the past two year,. end prior to that worked with the South Porcupine detachment for 2% years, Heb his wife Gloria and daughter 3ennifer now reside in Clinton. (staff photo) inor hockey scores There was a real good turn- out again on Friday night at the Hayfield arena for the 'hockey games. The Hayfield Atoms upset Clinton 54 in Hayfield. Goal scorers for Bayfield were Darin Telford assisted by Robbie Siertsema; Andrew Bullen unassisted; Darin Telford (2), both goals assisted by Andrew Sullen: and Robbie Siertsema unassisted. The Atoms lost to Mitchell in Mitchell by a score of 5-3, with Robbie Siertsema getting a hat trick assisted by Darin Telford and Andrew Sullen. The Atoms play next in Hensail on Friday night. In the Novice exhibition game in Zurich on Monday night against Grand Bend. Bayfield lost 5-1 with David Telford scoring Hayfield's only goal. Monday night. Hayfield Pee-wees beat Grand Bend in Zurich 3-1. Mike Telford got two goals, assisted by John Dawson and Robert Boyes. Brian Van Aaken scored -the final goal unassisted. , On Friday. Bayfield won in Hensall 3-2. Goal scorers were David Hill from Brian Van Aaken, Jeff Merner, •unassisted, and Robert Boyes from Mike Telford. On Saturday night they lost to Seaforth in Seaforth 1-0 in the Last two minutes of play. The pee-wees play Hensall in Hayfield on Tuesday night and Friday night at 8:30, they play against Chinon here. The Minor Hockey Christmas Box draw will take place after the game Friday night, Dec. 19. Canvass success • Harry Baker, chairman for the Bayfield Lions Club canvass for the blind, wishes to thank all those who con- tributed and also to the canvassers. The fund amounted to a record $311.50 which will go directly to • the Canadian National Institute for the Blind in London to help 30,000 Canadians who have lost their sight. Village resident dies ALFRED H. WARNER Alfred Henry Warner. Bayfield, died at his home Sunday, December 14 He was 76. He was born November 19, 1899 in Goderich to David and Kate (Jewell) Warner. He farmed in Goderich Township until his retirement in August 19 75 when he moved ” to Bayfield. Mr. Warner was a member of St. Andrews United Church in Bayfield and a charter member of the Ontario Pork Producers. He is survived by his wife, the former Ilene Krawchuki two sons. Harold of Conestoga and Donald of Bayfield; 11 step - children; seven gran- dchildren and one sister, Mrs. Forest (Gladys) McClure. Goderich. He was predeceased by one brother. Percy. He was also predeceased by his first wife, the former Laura Aldworth. Funeral service was Tuesday, December 16 at McCallum Funeral Home in Goderich with the Rev. James Reddoch officiating. Interment was in Bayfield Cemetery. Pallbearers were Lloyd Sowerby. Lewis Dempsey, John Wain. Doug Wallis, George Clarke and Charles Wallis, tategl.."-Z1,4'4VA *economical to own and *Perste *Best ride and handling in the business *Choice of suspensions pare -rail or para -slide. *Over 20 new and used machines in stock. DON'T Ler e ffesr 02W oIE CLE ro aveflUess OdgieL0,09 /I IAN 4r1'.7 Orly even Cubs advanced. to. Scouts and were 'Overt ti cheers as a welcome by Sower him ter ma and the Scout Troop The were ST 3ohnston Samways, Rohbie Siertsema* Roger McKinley» Richard Scroggs, Darin Telford and. Larry Taman. Three boys were also Invested into Scouts.; David Hill* Raymond Orr andMichaei Telford, Joe Martian or the group committee, assisted Scouter Siertsema in presenting sashes and scarves to all the new Scouts. The Ontario emblem and one year service stripes were also presented. During the impIessLve C4f4M44144* Doug Snnamri presented Qfflcla Weir }1ad to the Cub Pack -ort la femilY a* a ,OU tO the Villages tor cL reception they had received since moving to att ollOwing the ceremonies and exercises, the L.A. served a lovely lunch. All Cubs, Scouts and Brownies are reminded that they are to. be at the Hall at? .01. on Saturday night, Dec. .0 for their Annual Carol Sing around the Village. Ladies 'Guild picks state The December meeting of the Ladies Guild of 'Trinity Anglican Church was held in the Parish Hall on Tuesday, afternoon, Dec. 9. The meeting was opened by the Rector, who read a lovely poem entitled 'What More Can You Ask- and also the popular prose "If God Went On Strike**. The Lord's Prayer was repeated in unison. Mrs. Fitzsimons thanked all who had helped to make the Bazaar such a success and particularly Mrs. Ruth Mutzelburg, who had worked so hard on the crafts table. making a great many of the articles herself. Fifteen members answered the Roll Call. The secretary. Mrs. L. W. Scotchmer, gave her report and with a few changes, it was approved. They received a letter from their adopted Pakistan child thanking them for her birthday gift. Two other thank -you notes were also read. Several cards have been sent out to friends and members. Mrs. Merton Merner, treasurer. gave her report which was approved and, all outstanding bills were to be paid by the end of the year. It was decided that the Guild would pay for the propane gas used in the, Parish Hall kit- chen. A summary of the year's work was given by the secretary. treasurer and card secretary. The pot -luck supper and children's Christmas Party will be held on Sunday, Dec. 21 45 p.m, in the Parish Hall. This is open to all members of the Church. The President then vacated the chair and Rev. Youmatoff took over for the election of officers as follows; president, Mrs. R. Roy Fitzsimons; first vice-president, Mrs. Bill Parker; treasurer, Mrs. Merton Merner; secretary, Mrs. Berthena Hammond; card and flower secretary, Mrs, Maude Weston. The meeting was closed by the Rector and the hostess. Mrs. Harry Baker served a very lovely lunch of Christ- mas cookies with a cup of tea. It was decided to continue serving lunch and tea after each meeting in the future. Bridge club holds party The Ladies' Afternoon Bridge Club held their Christmas pot luck dinner last Wednesday afternoon with 15 members and one guest attending. The tables looked very attractive in their Christmas decorations, aiid everyone enjoyed a lovely dinner. Mrs. Mary Clark won the high bridge prize and Miss Viola Cadger won the low prize. Two cards were signed by those present to send out to Mrs. Agnes Cameron and Mrs. Mary Weston. remembering them at Christmas time. utitue one-lfwa-kid3ift FOR THE PERSON that's hard to buy for ... may we suggest ft The money tree" can be made up in all denominations. Please come in and order early to ensure. denominations. •er one -tit -4116 Toys MID DOLLS lifta i 'e 000R SWAGS GIFTS FROM OS YESTERYEAR CENTREPIECES takehat I oftlJ1 �X Antiques aub &as 19 Albert Street (519) 482.9494 CROWN, OM. , 4 t acsAk441441th were Won by RayMent Desch* Varna*, $.30; Mrs. Alexander* Uri.cefLetd Mrs, Tom COnSitt* V $33.; Mrs, Dick McLean Goderich. Don't forget carol service The congregation and friends of Trinity Anglican* Church are reminded of the Festival of the Nine Lessons and Carol Service on Sunday morning„Dec. 21 at 10a, tn. IllatetallientlAnSnalatlaanitlet 9 1 • COLOUR TV's 14" 20" AND 26" SCREENS • STEREOS • Cabinets • Components • CHRISTMAS 8 TRACK TAPES • PORTABLE RADIOS • AM only ° • AM/FM • DIGITAL CLOCK RADIOS - • STEREO HEADPHONES g• SHARP MICROWAVE OVEN - (WITH BROWNER) admired lipplierneess 1 1 1 1 1 SLOW COOKERS MIXMASTE RS COFFEE MAKERS 1 ETC. ETC. CHRISTMAS DRAW 12" II W TV • Ranges *Refrigerators • Dishwashers • PERSONAL CARE ITEMS • Styler/Dryers • Blowers • Curling Irons • RazorS • EUREKA VACUUM CLEANERS 4 s. • CALCULATORS • SMALL APPLIANCES 1 WITH YOUR CASH PURCHASE DRAWN CHRISTMAS EVE WE GIFTWRAP AT NO CHARGE GROVES TV and APPLIANCES ID HURON Si. AT CLINTON COUNTRY 'CROSSROADS "WE SERVICE WHAT WE SEU,1"