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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1976-06-10, Page 10.11,44 rfePi;:tx4.ip�lj•W:u.".m. uc.0 1i3.'r w.: Mf.'M!t..Sxr�rtW W...yp.�..y rry tbat�llbe; ,lookin theenteai#iski celebrations She /fiats congratulated the corn4 lite in the Village for j* s Ali +fne, and wrote a Tittle at to convey herr sen- meats, Hayfield's 1$tb Anniversary Come one, come all, -Hear Ba :field's ca11, the villages 100th an- niversary Es taking place That . can be enjoyed by every t ce. this friendly village is on Highway 21, Easily accessible tei everyone. A hearty welcome is being given to me and you, By establishments old and new. So remember on July 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 9th come and see what they present, At this their 100th Anniver- sary event. Three girls new up from BroWnies at Bayfield last weekend. They are, left to right, So when travelling upBayfield way, Allison Postill, Cindy Talbotand Cathy Orr. (photo by Mllvena Erickson) Please stop a to havepleasant Trinity accepting. donation to cost of it, When. th+ et recovered, it will prey! fe4 to the Church behalf df, ase citizen were interested in significance as a piece of history belonging to t church and indeed to type Village. We should also say thanks to Mr. Amy for acquiring the ledger as part of the Village history and to Doris Hunter for purchasing it and holding it in "trust". er.'from. Mr. Amy for e price which Mr. Amy to aCettire it. e ledger had belonged to Campbell, who was -the Anglican missionary to inister to the villagers in f ie d. He was the Rector 5t. George's Anglican urch in Goderich in 1834 den it was founded, a Other church of . Trinity giican in Bayfield. In 1899, everehd.,Campbell moved Townies given awards A Brownie enrollment and ,Fly -out took place on Thur- sday evening, June 3 in the iunicipal building. allowing opening exercises, eiiy Knights and Tanya rillmayer were enrolled by mown Owl Carol Penhale ssisted by Tawny Owl arsha Triebner and helper Bonnie Makins. Collectors badges were awarded to Chris Westlake, tarbara Hutchings, Cindy and. Lisa Talbot; craft badges Barbara Hutchings, Cathy Orr, Lisa Talbot and Lisa Telford. First Aid demonstrations ;were given by the older Brownies for a sore 'knee, a cut finger. nose bleed and a person whose clothes were on fire. Several of the younger brownies showed the parents and -grandparents attending, how to set a table, and the newest brownies, Kelly and Tanya demonstrated how to , brush and comb their hair and how to braid. Golden Bars were awarded a¢t G Debbie Valli • a "Taman and Leanne T and Golden Hand to Cathy Orr, Cindy Talbot and Allison Bisalt. Before the girls were *warded their Golden Hands, they had to pass their Courtesy Tests, which they did at the meeting. Service stars were presented to Leanne Taman, Luanne Erickson, Lori Phoenix, Jayne Sturgeon, Tracy Fansher, Annette Garner, Christine Westlake, Anne Bernath; Lisa Taman and Debbie Valliere, their second year stars; third year stars to, Barbara Hutchings, Allison Pestill, Debbie Siertsema, Darlene Smith,. Lisa Talbot and Lisa Telford; fourth year stars to Cathy Orr and Cindy Talbot. Gifts were presented to Debbie Siert- sema, Allison Pontin, Lisa Talbot, Jayne Sturgeon and Darlene Smith who had only missed one meeting all year. Saxer gifts were presented to Cathy Orr, Lisa Telford, Allison Postill and Cindy Talbot. Three young ladies flew out of Brownies, Cathy Orr, Allison Postill and Cindy Talbot. They were presented with their wings and wished the best by their leaders and friends. Lisa Telford was chosen by the Leaders as the best all-round Brownie for the year a *, s.W. also had a perfect attendance record. She was presented with a special gift. The ceremonies closed with the Grand Howl and the Brownie Prayer, followed by a lunch of delicious fancy cookies and coffee served by the brownies. - Council accepts equipment ACW for playground from Lioness plans sale a Council Meeting Grahame Backhust and his father approached council at their regular meeting Monday evening in regards to a. roadway into their property. lot 551, in order to build a permanent home. Council agreed it was most necessary, but could do 'nothing until the survey of the Village streets is completed. Council accepted the very kind proposal offered by Judy Huntley on behalf of the Lioness Club to purchase and install more than $400 worth of kiddies slides and gliders. as playground equipment to be erected in Clan Grego' Square fur the enjoyment of youngsters eight years and under. Coelncil members were_ given- a booklet on the. proposed reform of property taxation in Ontario and were asked to carefully study it and report their feelings next meeting. They also received Another "paint -in" planned for arena The Community Centre Board met Monday evening with chairman John Siert- sema in the chair to discuss ways of smoothing the asphalt floor in the arena for roller skating. It was decided to try a driveway sealer on a Bayfield social, personal Mr. and Mrs. Don Lance, Royal Oak Michigan returned to the Village on the weekend after spending a few days at { their Michigan home. Mr. Bernard F. Sturgeon, . Orangeville was with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jack B. Sturgeon from Thursday 't11. Saturday. On Friday he Was on a business trip to Sarnia. It has been brought to the attention of this writer, that the Clinton Horticultural Society has given the Village a very generous donation of $100 to --beautify the village With flowers for the Cen- tennial. Mrs. Bill Parker has the donation and has said that the different flower beds would be financed by the donation. The .readers are reminded that the Annual Pioneer Park Rummage Sale has been set for Friday evening, July 9 in Vie. Arena. As in other years the Association is asking that rou save ybur rummage and nate it to the sale. Moneys collected at the rummage le goes towards the upkeep ipf Pioneer Park, overlooking beautiful Lake Huron, where you can sit and watch the *Onset, relax or enjoy a picnic. There's no charge for e use of the Park, residents and visitors alike are w lcotne to use it. Mr. Bud Sturgeon and his fiance, Miss Barbara Davidson. spent the weekend in Windsor with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Davidson.- Oh Saturday evening Bar- bara was the guest of honor at a bathroom shower hosted by her aunt from Detroit, Mich. the home of her parents. Bishop W. A. Townshend, et.) London and his tighter Nancy. Mrs. John igheed of Barrie, visited 1t Wednesday with Mr. and lbert Haw. Charles Rogers, is spending a few the village making IP ready her "Night Owl" Shop which she intends to operate this summer season in their home on Main Street, for- merly the Gairdner residence. Mr. and Mrs. Vic Lecompte and Chantelle. Toronto spent the past week at their Village cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Gemeinhardt and Mrs. Anne Martin visited for a few days in Saginaw, Mich. and on Saturday, May 29 • attended the wedding, of Gavin Woolever to Betts' Jean Burrill in St. Matthews Lutheran Church in Bridgeport, Mich. and the reception in the Thomas Township Hall. While in Mich.. they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brown in Saginaw. Mr. and Mrs. Wilhelm Knoble of Vienna, Austria arrived on Saturday evening to visit for ss`weeks with their daughter, Ilse Grillmayer and grand- children, Richard. Tanya and Tuley. Although the trip took almost 13 hours, the Knoble's enjoyed every minute of their flight. Mr. and, lyIrs. Bruce Lynn, Etobicoke, spent a few days , at their residence on Bayfield Terrace. Mrs. Gayle King, Matthew and Timothy ,are visiting this week with . her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner. Our very best wishes . to Mrs. Jeanette Huffman. who is presently confined to Victoria Hospital in fond Mr. and Mrs: Dave Overboe, Windsor were overnight guests Friday of her ,parents and family, Mr. and Mrs. Donald McLeod, Dawn Emma and 'ohn. -Mr, and Mrs.. Bill Latimer of Downsview visited for the weekend with his grand- mother Mrs. G. L. Knight. Mr. Tom Orr and Mr. James Anderson of the Perth County Historical Board will speak at the, regular meeting tes of the Bayfield branch of the Huron County Historical Society on Monday, June 14 at 8 p.m. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cluff, Rob and Tara. London were the weekend guests of their parents, Mr: and Mrs. Fred LeBeau, Mike Beatty of Toronto was a weekend visitor in the Village. Mr. A. F. Scotchmer had as his weekend -gusts, his family, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Scot- chmer,Molly and Jody of St. Catherines and Mr. Michael Scotchmer of Toronto. small area as an experiment The chairman reported on the progress of the paintingin the arena and set another "paint -in" for Saturday. June 12 starting at 9 a.m. Everyone •is asked to come out and do some painting to clean up the building for the centennial. Some interested persons who are unable to be present on the Saturday, and want to become involved. have decided to paint on the Stinday following. June 13. If you can't make it the one day. come out the next. The more painters that turn out, the less cost to the village for, tabour and maintenance. Pride or pocket book, which is your choice? Reeve Ed , and Mrs. Oddleifson have returned home after a three week holiday in England and Iceland. The family of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Talbot enjoyed a family picnic at their home on Sunday. All the family were home for the Occasion, in- cluding Mr. and Mrs. Les Talbot, and Cari-Lynn. Thompson, Manitoba; Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Talbot. Deanna and Marshal, St. Thomas ; Mr. and Mrs. David Talbot and family, London; ,Mr. and Mrs. Frank Banta and boys, Woodstock : Mr. and Mrs. Dog Talbot and family and Mr. and Mrs. 13111 Talbot and family of Bayfield: Mr. Ray Schell, Hayfield and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cassler, Lansing, Michigan. The Talbot family all camped at the Old Homestead for the weekend. - .. , Mr. and Mrs. John Marks, London; Mr. and Mrs. Douglas H. King of Kitchener (formerly' with the C.N.R . in Clinton) ; 'and Mike Rosso, London were registered„ weekend guests at the Albion Motel. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Erickson, Andrew, Luanne and Lydia visited friends on Sunday in Port Huron, Michigan. invitations to attend the Ausabie-Bayfield Con- servation Authority official - opening of Port Blake con- servation area on Wed- nesday. June 9. They also plan to attend a County Council session on Friday. June 25 at 10 a.m. in County Council chambers in Court House in Goderich. In ogier business. council acknowledged Canada Week from June 25 to July 1 and decided to erect more signs regarding parking areas on the Long Hill at the River. Fire Dept., was discussed, and by a request from Mr. Owens of the Fire Marshals Dept.. and council passed a resolution for a confidential ,fire protection survey to be carried out at no cost to the Village and set up a special meeting for Tuesday. June 15 to meet with Mr. Owens. Replacement needed No one has volunteered to write the meetings for the column starting in July, won't someone please take on this task? Mrs. Delbert (Nina) Haw will do the personals, but we still need someone to write up the meetings. g rth' folder from our representative, David Alexander who will be at: Parker House Motel. CLINTON ON THE 3RD Thursday of each month JUNE 17 If you require financing to start, modernize or expand your business and are unable to obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and conditions or if you are interested in the FBDB management services of caunseliong and training or wish information on government programs available for your business. talk t,, our representative For prior ittf :r`cnration call 2713610 Or write 1036 Ontario Street. Stratford. Opening new doors to smnil business. . The monthly meeting of Trinity Anglican Church ACW met at the home of Lucy Diehl with the president. Edith Smith presiding. Several items of business were discussed,mainly the annual bake sale to be held on July 17 at 1I. a.m. in the Parish Hall. Ev Earl gave a splendid report on the annual meeting held in London at St. Paul's Cathedral which she and Jeanne Bennett attended. The guest speaker was Dr. Jean Dewart, Professor of Theology at the University of Toronto, Her theme was. ' For Freedom Christ has made us Free." . Lillian Higgins was acting secretary for the meeting and Treasurer, Cecelia Ager gave her report. Prayer partner, Sister Dorothy Tykes wrote a lovely thank -you note for funds sent to her. , ...Olive Rivers served lunch. Some grandeur was added to the Clinton Spring Fair parade last Saturday as Tom Penhill of Hayfield drove his team of horses through the streets. (News -Record photo) Ceitennia:Iparty success One more Centennial event took place in the Municipal Building at Bayfield on Wednesday afternoon. June 2. when the afternoon Bridge Club sponsored a fairly well attended dessert bridge and euchre party with the profits going to the Town Hall Restoration Fund. Great enthusiasm was shown in the many gorgeous Desserts planned by the Bridge Club and assisted by the Euchre Club. The .floral Scouts t0 meet John Siertsema, Troop Scouter of First Bayfield Scout rroop has, advised that at the next regular meeting today Thursday, June 10, Ross Knight of the London Humane Society will be present to show a film ex- plaining the need for the services provided by the Humane Society. This will be followed by a question and answer period. The presentation will be at arrangements by Jeanne Lindsay were outstanding. Prizes were as . follows: door prize, Margaret Dowson, Varna: euchre. ladies' high, Annie Fink- beiner. Zurich: low, Dorothy Cox. Bayfield; lone, hands, Annie Finkbeinerl Zurich.. Bridge prizes: high. Olive Rivers; low lady, Evelene Earl; high men. Gordon Graham ; low men, Dick Tuttle. the United Church com- mencing at ? p.m. and parents and other interested individuals are welcome to attend. I'm sure you'll find it a rewarding event. God wouldn't have given us feet if he didn't mean for us to use them. Walk. W.ra ., N..d t..$..' Get Dad loaded this Father's Da' ••• Not that way...but with everything Dad needs fortis work bench. Doug has a great selection of Black & Decker and Skit power tools, in- cluding Drills, Circular Saws, Finishing Sanders. Reuters. Jig Saws. along with a complete line of Hand Tools and accessories. Come in and compare our prices and selection. Get together with us for a great Father's Day. June 20. 011 LTD. PHONE 41124441 tYP!ELD EU. CLINTON OPEN: Nainday to Thursays ea,m. to'a pan:; treysa«m.t 'spm 7, tarda *aMt.1s4. ;: ,Tian, S,m,wv rt* r..3 WW1* tG+tiloG,t v