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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1976-03-18, Page 10$N1r#Ls4k4C0,01,TIfVF,VAWMA, es,t .feed weans Bavttel CI Arlan nnbIS present and the pros at 40tin Merner Duiing the business session - It was decided to make orangements to tater to the Fireman's banquet on March - A lovely gavel and gong prsente4 tom was mueb $I).4 Metir* will be On TburSdaY Apni r�fleltll will he answered by bringtft a tea towel. It was decided also to sponsor both a Senior and a Junior Queen for the cam - petition tobe held on May 8, I . 1 , • Council learns of program change "Bayllekl Council, at their regular meeting, learned that the government of Ontario recently changed its aft- proach to emergency plan- ning,and response. The emergency measures branch of the ministry of the solicitor general has been disbanded arid a lead ministry concept •has been established. Lead ministries of the government have been given responsibility for responding to various emergency, situations by providing and co4rdinating resources necessary to meet declared emergencies. The ministry of natural resoUrces has been identified by Order -in -Council as the ministry responsible for provincial response to flood emergency. It is the view of the ministry that upon the occurence of a flood emergency. initial respon- sibility for the residents rests with the muncipality having jurisdiction, and that a provincial response will provide assistance in support of emergency action un- dertaken by the municipality. Council also learned of the organization of Small Urban Municipalities Conference in Whitby on May 6,7, and 8, and the village applied for beach and park clean-up through the student summer ern- ployment program sponsored by the Ausable-Bayfie Id Conservation Authority. They also considered the invitation from the ministry of housing to a workshop to take place in Sutton Park Inn. Kincardine on March 23. En other business. council were reminded of the 'Public meeting to be held on Saturday March 20 at 2 p.m. in the Municipapl Building for the purpose of discussing the proposal of a New Library. Council instructed the town foreman to put up the hall, load signs and to check into the cleaning of the catch basins on Main St. at the Gardiner corner. They decided to fertilize ad seed Clan Gregor Square and discussed areas for parking for the Centennial. Members were reminded of the Tuckersmith Telephone Annual meeting on Wed- nesday March 31 and of the Centennial Committee meeting on Thursday. March 18. Council awarded the contract to Lavis Contracting Clinton to supply 1.582 tons of hot -mix asphalt at $17.45 per ton for paving. This was the lowest of four tenders. Others ranged from 824.10 (the highest); 819.; $17.95: Village personal notes Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boyes accompanied their son and family. Mr. and Mr. Ken Boyes. Robert and Julie to London where they enjoyed a performance of the Ice Capades. Best wishes to Mr. Fred Mote, who is prsently hospitalized. A A very sincere sym- pathy to Mr. Eric Earl and family in the loss of his sistr, Dorothy (Mrs. Jack Boyle) last Thursday in London._ Bayfield 1 4 -EI The second meeting of Bayfield I was held at the home of Mrs. Chapman, on Tuesday March 94. We opened with our 441 pledge. Our discussion took place. when we discussed what we were going to do for Achievement Day and our harmony and colours. Mrs. Chapman and Mrs. Phoenix then demonstrated how to get the material ready and how to trace on a pattern. Our next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Phoenix. Mr. Bud Sturgeon and Miss Barbara Davidson, visited for the weekend in Orangeville as the guests of Bud's brother and family, ,Mr:, andMrs. Bernard F. "Sturgeon. Jeff and Rollie. • Mr. and Mrs. NOttnair Talbot and her father. Mr., Ray, Schell have returned hoine to the Village after spending an enjoyable winter in Bradenton, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Steckle Sr. returned- home after spending the past' two Weeks as the guests 01 their gran- dchildren. Dav id. Paul and Linda Taylor inSt. Thomas, while the young peoples parents. Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Taylor enjoyed a holiday trip to California. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Sin- namon, Bayfield and her sister. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Alexander of Seaforth spent a few days in Nashville, Ten- nessee. WHile there, they attended the Grand Old Opry, toured the Hall of Fame and enjoyed dinner in the revolving restaurant, which overlooks the entire city of Minor hockey results - On Wednesday pijarch 10 the Bayfield Pee We hockey team traveled to Blyth to play their second play-off game against Blyth. who won 5-2. Dale Stephenson shook Bayfield up and scored the first goal to keep them 'alive and in the game. Robert Boyes denting the twine in the third period for Bayfield's second and final goal with the help of John Dowson. On' Friday night March 12. Blyth visited Bayfield for the third and what turned out to be the final game. with Blyth winning 9-3. ' '"( Keeping Bayfield alert and in the game. Mike Telford slapped the puck across to Robert Boyes who slammed it into the net for BaytielePs first goal. Bayfield went'scoreless in the second period. ,but came back in the third period when David Consitt scored the second and third goal. putting everything into the net but hi mse If . Get well wishes are ex- tended from the hockey teams to all their fellow players who are indisposed. ether with the chicken -pox or the flu, and the teams all send out best wishes to the novice roach. Norm Valliere who is able to be home after being hospitalized since January 10. SAVE ALL OUR HOSPITALS CLINTON ACTION CoMMETTEE Nashville. Miss Winnie Armstrong, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.D. Armstrong of RR 3. Bayfield, has left for Toronto where she has accepted a position in the Thistletown Treatment Centre as a child care worker. Mr. Ken Pollock and Miss Jane 01 Hensall were Sunday guest of Ken's mother. Mrs. Milton Pollock,'Goshen Line. Don't forget the Centennial Committee meeting . tonight Thursday, _March 18. in the Municipal Building at 8 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. E. Walter Erickson attended the funeral on Friday in Exeter of a long- time armed service friend. the late Stanley Morrell. A unique new Backhoe service now available with. the The compact Loader will dig 1 foot and Ir. trenchet, pitman other standard sizes. It can work in an area far smaller than that of conventional loadersve kingit ideal for your custom excavating Contact.. Gary Triebner Skid -Steer Loader & Swill halm OIAYFIELD 565..2806 Baffield 11 4-H The first meeting of Bayfield 11 4-H Club was held at the home of Mrs. J. Merner on Monday, March 8. We held an election of of- ficers. They are; president. Weber; vice-pres.. Wendy Penhale; press reporter. Karen Talbot. Our next meeting will be held at Wendy Penhale's. Our leader, Valerie Merner handed out the members pamphlets. -Mrs. Merner discussed our samplers. explained about our stitch article and free choice ar- ticle, and also the contents of our work box. We were then given our home assignment. by Karen Talbot. Perform a death -defying act. Give Heart Fund. Give Heart Fund CD There was a delegation of flayfield area people at the recent pancake supper held at the Village tin Retreat Centre irsGrafld Bend. Seated left to right are James Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. W.D. Armstrong, WS. Roth Talbot, and Mary Lynn Talbot, all of RR 3, Ilaiffiel,O. (photo by Milvena `EriCkson) Guild plans bake sale The Ladies Guild of Trinity Anglican Church met on Tuesday March 9 in the Parish Halt with 15 members and one guest presnet. The guest, Mrs. Pat Van Patter, later joined as a member of the guild. The president. Mrs. R. Roy Fitzsimmons presided and called on Mrs. Bill Parker to read the scripture. . taken from the second chapter of Joel. Mrs. Harry Baker then read a lovely poem entitled "Life's Clock" followed by a poem read by the president, Little Things". The Lords Prayer was then repeated in unison. The secretary. Mrs. Ber- thena Hammond, read her report of the previous meeting which was adopted . All correspondence received was moved for filing. Mrs. Merton Merner gave her treasurer's report. Mrs. Maude Weston. card JULIE AMATO, popular actress and singer,,Nis the new panelist on the CBC -TV panel show "This is the Law". and nower secretary gave her report. The hostess for the April Guild meeting will be Mrs. Florence Brown with the scripture to be taken by Mrs. L.B. Smith, and the poem by Mrs. Merton Mer- ner. Discussion on a bake sale ctook place and it was decided to hold it on Saturday mor- ning August 7 at 11 a.m. in the Parish Hall. 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