HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1976-07-15, Page 17e•BaYfief,. � h e;ams held on Tue~Iday, June 22 Were, left to
rIgbt Joe Lobb of B ccffe1'-and bis Doberman for first prize; Bruce Cameron of Port
1,Eranks with his Doberman 'who placed second; Janet Wearett of Port Franks with a
"zsla in third and fourth place winner went to Peter Gulkensa of Ripley and his German
Shepherd. (photo by MIlvena Erickson) '
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Lions Activities
The president of the Lions
ub, Ken Mcilveen and his
Wife Carol, along with Alden
King and his wife Velma,
drove Valerie Anderson of
Vanastra, to Rochester New
York on Sunday, in order for
her to attend a four-week
training program at the
Leader Dog School for the
Blind. Valerie will be given a
,clog and instructed as to its
handling.
Mr. Mcllveen reported that
they were given a tour
through the school and that 90
per cent of the ✓operational
eXpense for running the
school is funded by the Lions.
International.
Valerie's " trip was spon-
red by the Vanastra and
'istrict- Lions Club,and she
Will be returning to Vanastra
t August with her leader dog.
+ + +
The winner of the $200 jack -
on Friday evening was
r. Bill Austin of Seaforth.
By. Diane Black
Vanastra Community
Association
The Fire Dance sponsored
by the Vanastra Community
Association on July 10, in
place of Hospitality Night,
proved to be an outstanding
success. Music was provided
by Dee Jays of London.
The Association's next
Hospitality Night will be
August 14, with music super
plied by Dee Jays Unlimfetl.
These dances are not for
Vanastra residents only, and
everyone is welcome. So
come out and join in the fun.
The Association is at
present planning a beef
barbecue and corn roast,
followed by a dance, to be
held in September. Further
details will appear in this
column.
Vanastra Fire Department
The Vanastra Fire
Emergency Unit has been
purchased and is in the
process of being outfitted
with some of the necessary
-imago profitable for
focal proprietor
Joe Atkinson of Clinton
rown Lanes happily
ocketed $1,000 on Monday
ening at the Clinton
ouster Bingo. Stela Feeney
Wingham took home $178,
s. Jesson of Goderich took
me. $172 and Lois Meriam
Goderich won the $169 in
e three share -the wealths.
Fifty dollar winners were
nita Vanderhaar of
ayfield,Mrs. Haggitt of
Nellie Burkholder of
Lyth, Teresa Schamach of
ratford, and Mrs. Norm
iehl of Seaforth.
Donna Westlake of Bayfield
d Mrs. Cutt of Goderich
plit $50 as did Mary Peckitt
f Clinton, Iris Dobbin of
reland and June Howse of
Linton. Other winners
aring $50 pots were: Linda
za, Goderich; arid Mrs.
Lapaine of Goderich, as well
as. Helen Elliott, Dublin:
Mrs. Walter Baird,
Brucefield and Mrs. Ron
Geddes of Goderich and Joan
Hall, Goderich and Edna
Prior of Brussels.
• Barb Batkin of Clinton
Linda Koene, Bayfield and
Mrs. Grant Turner of
Bayfield split a 850 pot, as
did, Mrs. Elie Murrell,
Clinton and Mrs. Harry
Walper of Exeter, Mrs.
Clarence Reid, Hensall and
Mrs. Emma Powell of
Goderich. Also splitting 850
pots were: Janet Daer of
Goderich, Mrs. Jack Hen-
derson, Wingham. and Mrs.
Alex McMichael of Clinton,
while Heten Thompson of
Hensall, Donna Hallam,
Clinton 'and Bill Austin of
Seaforth split another pot.
equipment. Anyone in-
terested in joining the
volunteer fire department or
anyone with experience in
first aid, please contact Ben
Bridges at 482-79.10:
Pugh,y
rolina, (Mlee
U. ►ug Centennial with Mrs•
Jean Jell
The COlVienara of the. School
- Reunion for Pion ern Cert.
tennial "76" celebration Were
Gayle (Turner) Kind. now of
Blyth and Ellen (,Ltldsay)
.Butcher, Clinton. Assisting
thein were Gloria (Westlake)
lcClinchey, Alma (McKay)
Basset, Goderich, and Jean
(Lindsay) Bell. Bayfield. A
Mr. Jim Dewar of Weston
visited with, his sister, Mrs.
E. Metcalfe and attended the
Centennial activities.
We wish Miivena, Andrew
Luanne and Lydia Erickson a
safe journey to Watr-ous.
Sask., where they will be
visiting Mr. Erickson's
parents. Mr. Erickson plans
on joining his wife and family
in August.
Mrs. Erickson has been a
very efficient and faithful
correspondent for the
Bayfield Bugle. She has given
unselfishly of her time to
prepare the news that not
only local friends may read.,
but that folks away from
home might be kept in touch
with happenings in Bayfield.
Happy holiday to all the
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Fralick and
Mary of Port Rowan spent
Saturday evening with Ken
and Joyce. Freida and Roy
Scotchmer. Mr. .Fralick was a
former teacher here.
Mr: and Mrs. Robt. Heath
of Dawson Creek are visiting
with Mrs. Elia Cattle.
To those who have moved
into theircozy apartments at
the new Senior Citizens
building here we say "good
health and happy days."
Thank -you
Congratulations go to all
the Centennial committees
and dedicated workers who
gave of their time and talent
to make the 100th Anniver-
sary of the Incorporation of
Bayfield, such a memorable
occasion.
Appreciation is also ex-
tended to Mrs. Erickson and
Ethel Pah and all others who
participated in compiling the
souvenir addition to the News
Record. The copies will be
cherished by many.
Wendy Victoria Blyd'received
her Bachelor of Arts degree
from McMaster University,
Hamilton in May at the spring
convocation. Wendy plans to
continue her studies in
September with the Faculty
of Social Work at the
University of Calgary.
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Pers0
Mrs. Danis Gillespie, her
sori David and daughter
r
Robin of Chelsea, 1410 are
spending a few. weeks with
the forrner's-parent, Mr. and
Mrs. Claire Merner.
Quite a number enjoyed
,..Open a House" at Trinity
Anglican Chum. The pic-
tures placed around the
Parish Hall were very in-
teresting. A pleasant time
was spent by all -who gathered
there during Centennial
week.
Mr. Howard Scotchmer,
Nancy and three children
Robert. Lori and Carolyn are
spending the summer at their
home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Burt
and family are at their
summer residence on 'Sarnia
St. for a,week.
Mr. *Robert Morley of
Cleveland was at his mother's
r sidence over the weekend.
This -Week. Mrs. Lulu Smith
has with her. her daughter
Margaret of Ingersoll and two
little granddaughters Jen-
nifer and Meagen.
Mrs. Thelma (Parker) Bye
of Naicam Sask. motored to
Bayfield for the celebrations
with the Presbers. She is
extending her holiday.
Thelma teaches school in
Naicam.
Myrna -Scott of -Ottawa
motored back to Bayfield for
Centennial celebrations and
to visit her parents. She left
Sunday July 4th. Clara Scott
had the misfortune of
breaking her arm on July 5th.
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don. AMP 'MOW WISP.. Widen; Jelle
MAU. I�'` , teary a,�d` Lame
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t�. M�l ; SAW Luso.*meg.
Bays ; Tom llail+ey. Gbh; Terry
lcclr; PIM (Lindsay* Butcher.
Clintoa. Will#ert•Fralick-teacher. Mrs. W.
Ranch.Mary t« a1lek. Pint. Jars
Brea. Bayfield; Jessie (Lindsay) Blair.
Bayfield;Gibdys T Yore. -
Sandra Fickle. BayfieM: Edith T+xrner.
Bad Barbara Mansfield. St.
Catharines; Betty Smith. W'innitioll, Moa.
Margaret (Parker) Larson. Bayfiteld.
Muriel (ElliottFerep. Copper Cliff.
Ont.. Jim Dewar, Weston. Ron Port((. Don
Milia. Elva Afetcalle. Bayfield; Beverley
Pounder. Bayfield; Greta (Baker) Scot.
cater. Bayttild; Howard seotchmer.
Chatham. Brown Lindsay, Bayfield.
George Lindsay. Pars: Doug Telford.
Owen Sound; Roy Telford. Bayfield. Clifford
Clark. Hamilton: Ken Brandon, Bayfield:
Abe Brandon. Bayfield: Maud (Parker)
Weston. Bayfield: Kathryn Weston Sluve,
Chas, A Parker. Toronto: Jackie (Weston)
Johnston. Bayfield; Pearl Hutchings,
Bayfield. Garfield sterner. Vancouver.
Nora (Lindsay) Orr. Bayfield: Freida
McLeod. Clinton.
Elsie McLeod Sullivan. Port Huron,
Mich.. Anne McLeod Lang, Detroit, Mich..
Roberta McLeod. Owen Sound. Mac
McLeod. Clinton. Mr and Mrs. William
Crocker (Bev. Foote). Clinton. HW John-
ston. Windsor. Ada Galbraith Reid.
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Help us please
Anyone wishing to report
meetings and social ,events,
please contact Mrs. Norman
Talbot at 5652622, Marsville
Road.
We are told if we all do a
little we can all do a lot to
save our hydro. It is also true
if we all do a little we can all
.do a lot to save our Bayfield
Bugle.
Smile
In every triumph, there is a
lot of try.
bobs Il site t ilJr.
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. BaUyeNortBay. Donald
Bell. Clinton,. Nrers (Sturgeon)
Pith.% Potield4 Minim 040400
Fawcett ..alam► Pang iowIotChabot.
FMs!a•. y Anew" aayfted.
Mu on
Peace. iiectieger. l�tirls . Pisa
Wined) Weston. Gerald lel. Peace.
Rock osis t.. Mich.. Bob Taylor. Clihtoa.
Elsie Dogger Mena). Cambridge. Lilly
Leitch. Gbderich AlbertLeitch Goderich.
;Ary Dopier. Cambridge. Hebert Dotter.
Cambridge. Oast.. Bertheaa (Sturgeon)
Hamar e, tayfleld. Audrey iStiagenni
Florian. Clinton. Viola Leitch. OuniAridg_e;
Olive ilarrisan Adams. Loadnn. Helen
**sop thicLeoci). Camp Borden. Jean
attend) Com,. Clinton. Ed Beck
Apfeibeck. London. Bob Patter. Dor-
chester: Bili Parker, t.andott
Herb Apielbec t. Pori Stanley. Mildred
(Fraser) Parker. London. John Apfelbe k.
St Thomas. Juen (Brandon) Heard
Seaforth. Audrey Payne, Bayfield. Barbara
Pitblado. Oakville. Shirley (Brandon,
Wackhaus. Kingsville. Jack Sterling.
Toronto and Bayfield. Jack Murray. Owen
Sound. Pat Garrett Scatchmer. Clinton.
Faith Renner. Clinton. Dawns Westlake.
Bayfield.
Joe Brandon. Bayfield. Nigel
Belkhamber. Landon. Jeanne E Lindsay
Bayfield. William Kingsmill Robinson.
Barbara Bassett McKay, Godericb. Ellen
MacKay. Goderich. Gladys Mallet. Landon.
Don Lindsay. Bayfield. Lucy Cls Jardin.
Detroit. Rose Mane (Telford) Scotchmer.
Mitchell. Bill Elliott. Bayfield. Vera
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UydU erd, Varna, fora (Pinker),
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Dema tele') W'iedaeld. tea: C(i,,
Castle. Cadmic**. L a Anne Fitirs7. W -
aiped. Man.. C Telford, Gederieh. G- P:
Telford. Bayfield. Brand Turner. Toronto:
Apologies if there are any errors or
ornimione
Correction
In an ad in the Bayfield
Bugle Centennial edition., an
error inadvertantly crept into
an ad from the Bayfield
Baptist Church.
It should read "Jesus
Christ is God....''
The News -Record
apologizes for this distressing
error in an otherwise well
accepted special edition.
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The registration desk at the old Town Hall in Bayfield was a busy place during Bayfield's
Centennial celebrations. Here Bob Parker of Dorchester registers with Dorothy Cox.
(News -Record photo)
bathing
suits
all at savings of
2O%
and
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Sale 1
special
special
event.
summer
dresses.
special group
200
to
Savings
30%
On The Square, Gederich
OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY
OPEN FRIDAYS TIL 9 P.M.
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