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t.itriglicanIniniStArditSts , .c Ott are Andiew trieltSert; The Venerable Robert
Townshend of Owen 'SonArelideaeOti of Saigeenr'Suffragan Bishop Wilulam TOwn,
shend(ret..) of London, Rev. William Bennett, the new minister; and Rev.Robert. Bennett
of Chesley. (News -Record photo)
Atom tortrna
On Friday night, all day
Saturday and Sunday af-
ternoon, the Atom Tour-
nament will take place in the
Bayfield Arena:
The. Bayfield Atoms
..,, travelled to Blyth on Wed-
nesday, February 18 an
Myth shut -out Bayfield -0.,
putting Bayfield out the
series.
On Friday.. Feb. 20,
Goderich GI mark Homes
came to B yfield to play an
exhibit' n game against
Bay ' d Atoms. Bayfield won
7 4.
Last Friday Feb. 20, Grand
Bend Pee Wees came to
Bayfield and were defeated 3
'to Jahn triiivi-od
Bayfield's first goal, assisted
by Robert Baoyes and Mike
Telford. Andrew Couper
scored the second goal,
assisted by Ricky Johnston
and the third goal was scored
by Jeff Merner, with help
(min Ricky Johnston and
Andrew Couper.
Bayfield eliminated the
Grand Bend Pee Wees three
games straight in the final
cliff-hanger Monday night in
the Bayfield Arena, that
ended in the third overtime
period with Bayfield scoring
two unanswered goals.
The Bayfield goalies kicked
out more rubber than the
"Goodyear Blimp- and their
play was excelled only by the
great effort put forward by
the whole team.
Bayfield's eight goals were
scored by Brian Van Aaken
(2) assisted by Jeff Merner
and Ricky Johnston: John
Dowson from Robert Roves
I
ent t
and Mike Tel rd; Jeff
Merrier unas ted; Robert
Boyes from ale Stephenson.
Ricky .ohnstoT scored the
next tWo with assists from
BT,Ifn Van Aken and Jeff
weekend
Merrier to put Bayfield ahead
7-6. The final goal was
dumped into the empty net by
Dale Stephenson with eight
sconds to play. Final score 8-
6.
Village social notes
Mrs. Penny Johnstone and
Mr. DaVid Duncan visited fax
a few days with her parents
and David's grandparents,
Dr, Grosvenor and Mrs.
Shepherd and were also the
guests of Miss Kay Reid.
Mr. andi; Mrs. Ronald
Knight. Jackie, Sandy and
TorOpt 0 Mr.
Gilbert Latimer and Miss
Helen Yates of Weston were
the weekend guests of the
mother and grandmother
Mrs. G. L. Knight, Louisa St.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Scotchmer, Robert, Lori and
Carolyn, Chatham, spent the
weekend with his mother,
Mrs. L.W. Scotchmer.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rowse,
Jill and Dale, Lendon, visited
last weekend with Mrs.
Rowse's mother, Mrs. L.B.
Smith. Mrs. George Reid.
Varna was also the guest fax a
week with her sister, Mrs.
Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Pollock.
London and Mr. Ernie
Pollock, Varna were Sunday
dinner guests of Mrs. Milton
Pollock. Goshen Line.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Squire,
Mitchell visited Sunday with
her sister and brother-in-law,
Mr and Mrs. Bill Parker.
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Mi. Norman C. Cooper,
Mount Clemens, Mich., spent
the weekend at his village
residence on Clan Gregor
Square.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Sturgeon, Joanne, David and
Jayne visited Sunday with
her parents,.Mr. and Mrs: Joe
Lostell; of Kippen.
Best wishes to Mrs. Albert
(Helen) Craig, who is zble to
be home after s nding
almost two weeks rn Clinton
HosnitaL
Mr. and Mrs. E.W.
Erickson visited friends in
Port Huron, Mich. on Sunday
and attended the live
broadcast from the stage of
Dutchess Outpost of the
Sleepy LeBeef Show from
Nashville, Tennessee.
Mr. Bud Sturgeon, Fan-
shawe College, London at-
tended the 0 L.S. Convention
in Toronto last week and on
Wednesday evening, in
company with his brother,
Bernard F. Sturgeon of
Orangeville, attended the
Montreal Canadians - Toronto
Maple Leaf Hockey game at
the Gardens.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Meyer. Michelle and Marsha,
Waterloo spent Sunday in the
. The Venerable Robert
ToWnShend,
Archdeacon of Satige61,
Conducted the. ServiCe , Of
itaductitin Of the Reverend
Williatn 140,101 Bennett,
DP -Th. as ,Rector of Trinity
Church Bayfield and St.
'antes Church, Middleton. in
Trinity Church on Friday
evening. February 20.
A capacity congregation of
the Churches and six carloads
of the Rector's former
Parishioners from The
Church of the Advent,
Ridgetown;. Redeemer.
Highgate, and Bishop Cronyn
Memorial, London heard the
lit. Rev. W.A. Townshend.
retired Suffragan Bishop,
give the Admonition' to the
people and pronounce the
Benediction.
Rev. Robert Bennett,
B.A.,M.,Div., Rector of
Chesley, Tara and Paisley
Anglican Churches and the
son of the new Incumbent,
preached the sermon and
stressed the need to work
together. to talk together and
to understand one another.
.He said the congregation
must understand their new
Rector as well as the Rector
understanding the
congregation. The people
most feel tree to talk things,
over with, their Rector in
order to achieve peace and
love within the church and
within oneself.
Clergy of the Deanery of
South Saugeen, Rev. T.
Kenneth Hawthorne. Rural
Dean of Wingharn; Rev. Jack
King, Kincardine; 'Canon
Garwood Russell, Goderich;
Rev. Stan Sharpies, Clinton
and Rev. Fred Carson, Blyth,
conducted the new incumbent
to the various stations about
the Church Where they read
the admonitions ant the
appropriate words from Holy
Scripture relating to each
station.
The perambulating by the
Clergy escorting the
Incumbent, took them to the
Sacred Font, Prayer Desk,
Lectern, Pulpit and Altar.
The Churchwardens, Morgan
Smith, Harry Baker(Trinity),
John Deeves and Don Mid-
dleton (St.James) presented
the Church keys to the new
Rector after the Declarations
and Oaths and the Reading of
the License by the Rural
Dean, Rev. Kenneth
Hawthorne, Wingham. The
license, after being read duly
signed by Archdeacon
Townshend and the Rector,
World traveller visiti
Miss Sue Beer, Northam,
Western Australia, is
presently a guest , of Miss
Sally ,Bwett Sue is on the
'last lig of a World trip which
began last April.
She travelled extensively in
Europe and Great Britain
before settling into a jeb as a
Lab technician in a Cytology
Laboratory jn London.
England. She plans to remain
in Canada for a few ,months,
hoping to travel to as many
parts of the country as
possible before returning to
Australia this summer to
resume her studies in a
nursing career.
Sue and Sally, became very
close friends when Sally,
after receiving, her B.A.
decided on a visit to her
brother in Perth,,Australia.
The visit lasted almost two
years and during her stay,
she became friends with Sue..
Sally has just nicely returned
to her home with her parents.
Rev. William and Mrs.
Bennett
Mfir ,
inor ockey Association
picks wow executive
Bayfield Minor Hockey
Assoc. held their annual
meeting at the Municipal
Building Thurs. evening, Feb.
iui it lair attendance.
Dave Johnston was elected
president; Carolyn Snell,
secretary; and Barbara
Telford treasurer for 1976.
WAS then Presented to Rev.
Bennett -
A special welcome was
extended to Rev. James
Reddoch, §t, Andrew's
United Church, hayfield and
Monseigneur Bourdean,
(rot.) R.C. Priest of St.
Josephs and to the guests
from the former parishes. ,
Following the service. , a
social hour and lovely hutch
was enjoyed in the Parish
Hall. A note of special in-
terest to those who attended.'.
The Rector's son Robert.
preached the sermon; the
Retired Suffragan Bishop's
son Robert conducted the
Induction Service; and both
father's names are William, a
father and son affair.
I must add that it was an
honour for this writer per-
sonally as well as many other
members of the congregation
to have had the opportunity.t
'have had a little chat with
Bishop Townshend. Although ' --
he says he is retired, he is still
on the Board of Education in
London and prepares con-
firmants for Confirmation as
well as many other functions
4n the church.
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