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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1976-07-15, Page 21• oc�ation holds Tequila hallss By JttaetTalbot . he Bayfiiid Tequila rade Asasciatiest held second aawital festival of ird delights . at the Reach. Jure ]i. e kid* 'aspired par- ipants came from distant to indulge *.. the tivites. The regular ltura- um few showed up as mselves (p.p.s.) Bubbly s offered in the forma of uila which tends•to bubble th after effects as Eddy atch, Kiss Cantrick. and xy. Lady can attest to! Recipients .of coveted ards were: Carl Hum - ries (Shower) — best erall costume; the Brown amily, Nancy and Greg ower bed and bees) -- best am constume; Rick Hayter oel ..Grey) — best .male stume: Cathy!. Tllitnan een of Hearts) — best male costume; Sam canoe (Golden Lab) — t animal costume; John rb (Uncle Sam) — best eritage costume; Bert ckie (Bert the Greaser) — st ethnic. costume; Cal otchmer (Christmas Tree) most colourful costume; arlos . (Foxy Lady) — allest costume; Carol pregnant baseball player) — ildest costume; Jeff cLeod (mummy) -- best .v. or movie costume; Mike regg (nurse) — kinkiest ostume; Renee Celso playboy bunny) — most evealing costume; Paula illmann (sponge) leanest costume; Steve otchmer (himself) — best eplica of a living person. Awards were bestowed by agar the Horrible. the town; and Foxy Lady in Om knuckle biting, palm wringing moments. A good time was had by all. Young thank -you Milvena Erickson. chairman, Bayfield Cen- tennial Committee said the 1 • thea jht11ul sod appncialad. It read as fellows: "Te the Bayfield Centennial Com- mittee aad all their Kers. Our tlttiaks for the wonderful job done on the Celebration festivites. It was an awfully great footing to be a put in suck a well manapd event.' • It was siped by Tint West. on behalf of all the kids in Bayfield Rnrnuage site successful Sae you at the Rummage Sale! This greeting has been heard . around Bayfield for weeks. Friday night every one gathered at the Arena for the Annual Pioneer Park Association Rummage Sale. Everything was very capably managed by the convener Mrs. Marg. Laudenbeck, assisted by her co -convener Mrs. Gail Grant. The co-operation of the Bayfield residents and the summer residents was greatly appreciated. for their help made it a success, as usual. The doors were opened at 1 p.m. to a large waiting crowd and the rush was on. The Garden Centre was a popular booth as they had plants. some started • in pots, and others in plastic bags ready to start. They even had a Silver Dollar plant. The toy booth and book centre were of great interest to both little people and big people. Where else, except at our Rummage sale, could one buy an electric stove for five dollars. or a kettle for twenty- five cents? They had clothing for every member of the family, drapes, linens. jeweliry, "Treasures, dishes and all kinds of kitchen gadgets. They also had some antiques, which included a; old "coal -oil" stove and an old fashioned clothes wringer. one that used "arm power" instead of • electric committee had received lower. many congratulations from e' The conveners. workers those attending: but one of and all who donated are to be the ones received was most commended on the excellent Small sailboat rescued helicopter, which was in Toronto on another mission. arrived in Bayfield in less than an hour. In the meantime, Bob McGraw took his fishing tug out to assist and, the waves having died down siderably, The Tigress made it safely into harbour and to a berth in the Marina on the beach just as the Canada Rescue Unit arrived. There's rarely a dull moment in Bayfield! About 7 p.m_ Thursday evening, people near Bayfield harbour heard a helicopter circling and then saw it land on the north beach by the pier. It' deemed that a small sailboat. The Tigress, coming up from Sarnia. had gotten into difficulty some miles off Whore about 5 p.m. and had asked for help. The OPP were notified and a call was sent to the Canada Rescue Unit. A Trenton based 1 i kjrip is tft 41, •b )4a. '4 4-41 • displays ' and t+e efficient handling of the Mies. A11 the residents of W►f old (beth permanent ani amasser) have had occasion to ap- preciate arid enjoy Pioneer Park, and are gratohtl-so the Association.. CLINTON Hers -i ECOIlco. NISI; fine out1I Many former students and teachers chatted over old - times at the "bock to school day" at the Bayfield Cen- tennial. Left to right are Jean Anderson of St. Marys. Viola Leitch"bf Cambridge. Helen Blsback and . Evelyn -' Galbraith of Clinton. and teacher Meta Matheson of London. (News -Record photo) "Meet Joe Clark Night" Federal Progressive Conservative Lader 1 MONDAY, JULY 19th RECEPTION a p.m. - t p.m. DANCING 111 p.m. - 1 a.m. AT THE Naomi Sbillelagk, VANASTRA. ONTARIO - LUNCH PROVIDED Tkiets Aveileiie from fecal Cheirmon ADULTS 14. STUDENTS sl.ss Sponsored Nmwt-MIdeasont P.C. Forret Association The Annual Pioneer Park Rtanntage Sale held in the Hayfield arena last weekend was a decided success, with a large turnout et buyers for the varied array el goods. (phots by Janet Talbot) Bayfield personal social notes Mr. and Mrs.. John Young spent a few days in Guelph and attended the funeral of Professor James Taylor. He was a retired Professor of Horticulture of the University of Guelph. Mr. Ray Schell has returned home after spending three weeks with his daughter. Evelyn: in Ayer's Cliff. Quebec. Mr. and Mrs. Norm Talbot spent the holiday weekend visiting friends and relatives in Lansing. Mich. The Ever Young Senior Citizens are reminded of the zone picnic. which is to be held in Clan Gregor Square. Sunday. July 18. Registration is at 3 p.m. with a charge of fifty cents. • - Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Bert. Barwick this week. were Mr. Barwick's sister, Mrs. Les. Doxtator and Mr. Doxtator from Kalamazoo, Mich., also his brother. Mr. and Mrs. Les. McArthur from Keswick. Mr. Harold (Butch) Murney passed away in Clinton Public Hospital. Thursday; July 8, after a lengthy illness. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Murney. her daughter. Mrs. Pat Cum- ming. her soft Mr. William Murney and the grand- children. By Nina Haw Personal notes Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Parker, Charlie. Kim. and Jennifer of London; Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Parker Jack. David, Pam. and Kevin Hodgins of Dor- chester; Miss Julie May of Thorndale; Mrs. Helen Fraser. Vancouver; Mrs. Francis Hansford of Downsview were Centennial guests with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Parker. Mr. John Chapman of Cloudslee. Norther Ontario and Sault Ste. Marie Ont.. left for home on Monday after visiting.�with the R. Fitz- simons family since Thur- sday morning. Miss Linda Hudson London was a supper guest in the R. Fitzsimons home on Thum sday. Chief Warrant Officer Joe Hudson, Ottawa. had dinner with the Fitzsimons family on Saturday and attended open House at Trinity Church. Mrs. Neil Rogers formerly Winnie MacNeil, who resides at Bolton. Mass. was a guest of Mrs. Jean Campbell during the Centennial weekend. Mrs. Rogers' father. Rev. J. MacNeil was minister at the Presbyterian church in 1902 and remained here for ten years. Elders at that time were Donald McKenzie. Sr., James Campbell. John Whiddon, Mr. Donaldson: John Fraser. and Dr. Stan - bury. The MacNeil family lived in the home now oc- cupied by Mrs. 'Fred McEwen. Mr. and Mrs. :.i tlsui Latimer and daughter Christine also Gilbert Latimer and his fiance,.Helen Yates of Weston : Karen Smith of Weston. and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Latimer of Down- sview were weekend guests with Mrs. Ethel Knight. Mr. and Mrs. Don Turner of Hamilton spent a few days recently with Mr: and Mrs. Russel Heard. Mr. and Mrs. MacPallister, Darlene and Ivy of Dundalk district visited with Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Haw on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heard. Stratford were guests in the same home on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McPherson. Downsview were callers on Mrs. A. Cameron and also in the Haw and R. Heard homes. June and MacJohnston. Sarnia. Mr. and Mrs. Rob Irwin and little Robbie, London were Centennial guests with Mr. and Mrs. W. Erickson and family. Miss Barbara Smith of Oakville and Miss Winnie Armstrong of Toronto were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Armstrong. _ Messers. Garfield and Bill Westlake, Vancouver, arrived home for the Cen- tennial activities and are visiting their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Westlake and other members of the family. Mr. Tom Vrieze of Oakville visited on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. 'Daltor. Smith. His wife. Janet and little Billie returned home with him after spending a week with Janet's parents. Saturday visitors with Mr. `and Mrs. Harry Baker were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Coleman• 'of Zurich: and Mr. and Mrs. W. Webster, Clinton. Also in the same home were Dr. and Mrs. Moore Hislop and family. Port • Huron. who Spent a few days with Mrs. Hislop's parents. Mr, and Mrs. Hughie Pollock and Ernie of Varna were visitors with Mrs. Susie Pollock. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wood. Saskatoon, Saskatchewan: Mr. and Mrs. Brian Merrill of New Sudbury: and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Canteton. RR 1. Bluevalevisited with Mr. and Mrs. 'Ross Merrill over the holiday weekend and enjoyed the Centennial Celebration. ..Mr. Don Talbot is visiting with his mother. Mrs. Mina Talbot. Don comes from British Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Perth, Michael and Garry of Don Mills visited with Mr. and Mrs. Le Roy Poth and took part in the Centennial. Callers at the R. Fitzsimons home during Centennial weekend were Mrs. Thomas Hawkins and Mrs. • John McKinnon. formerly of Clinton and now of Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Arm- strong and' Mark of Goderich visited with uncle Roy. Trinity Church oven h� Join us in ... > ‘ht 4�`+ Tim /T-. 14' ris ins Cotrntry Kitchen at VANASTRA SI4ILLELAGH Vanastra Park- Clinton, Ontario Sunday, July 18 Evening Smorgasbord ALL YOU 99 CHILDREN CAN EAT ADULTS• UNDID 14 -Help Yourself To... Cold Beef. Turkey or Ham. Scolloped Potatoes, Homemade Baked Boons Coleslow and Assorted Salads Brood. Rolls and Butter 1. Coffee. Teo or Milk DOORS OPEN AT 5:00 PM. - SMORGASBORD BEGINS AT 5:30 P.M. DROP IN AFTER THE CLINTON KINSMEN HARNESS RACES First Come'first Served - F� By Mika Haw Open house was held in Trinity Parish Hall on Friday. July. 4th , Centennial week, from 7, ! p.m. About a hundred attended. The hall was tastefully -decorated- by ladies of the Guild. Pictures and' past 'records were on display along with pictures of former rectors, records of early. births and records of rectors who preached in the church. The ladies served a dainty Lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Higgins, Scott and Colin arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Higgins on Friday, after being on a five-week trip, spending some time at California. also going to the west coast Vancouver. Victoria, Banff. Jasper. Los Angeles. Lake Louise and across the Makavi Desert where they encountered heat at 107 degrees. Ozzie, their pure bred Newfoundland dog visited with Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Higgins during the absence of Ms -master and mistress. 'Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Sturgeon of Orangeville have returned home after spending two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sturgeon and Goderich friends. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Seotchmer, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pounder. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baker, and Mrs. W.E. Morley attended the wedding of Janice Burt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Burt of St. Catharines to Mr. Joseph Smith Jr. on Saturday in St. Catharines. Robert Scotchmer. Lori and Carolyn visited with their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Ovens in Mitchell over the weekend. Mr. Glenn Lynn of Toronto visited over the weekend with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. K. Lynn. Carol and Bruce Lynn spent the weekend at !heir home on River Terrace. Mr Garfield_ Merner from Vancouver. B.C. left for home Friday after spending a holiday with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Merton Merner. Bill Westlake of Vancouver returned home last week. and Garfield left on Monday after being in Bayfield for the Centennial and visiting their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Westlake and other relatives. Mr. Walter - Westlake Bayfield, accompanied by Wm., Garfield. and Lloyd were callers on their aunt Mrs. M. Pollock. Mrs. Pollock's daughter. $tnnie, Mrs. Doug Curran. Christine and Barbara of Don .Mills are vacationing wtb her. Mr. and Mrs: Tom Blackie visl:ed with their son. Murray Blackie of London. Mr. Doug Robinson is back from Kingston and is is home in Stanley. Norman Brow, London and his family Buffy. Vicki and Craig are at their cottage here. The Joe Beechie family of London are at their cottage for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. John Lindsay. Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Katz, Dorothy Sangster Katz. Toronto and Sandra McLeod of Stoney Creek.were at the Albion over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Latimer of Downsview Christina Latimer, Gilbert Latimer Mod bis fiance Helen Yeses of Weston were with Mrs. Ethel Knight on the weekend. Mrs. Walter Scott of SI Thomas visited on Sunday with her sister. Mrs. Lillian Penhale. Also visiting in the same home were. Mrs. Mel Bennett and daughters Joan and Marlene, also Mr. Fred Brall of Goderich. Louise (Parker) Presber, her husband Charlie and daughter Anna of Nalcam. Sask.. motored to Bayfield for the Centennial celebrations. They left again Thursday July 8th taking Anne Marie Heard, daughter of Nora and Lloyd, for a Saskatchewan visit. 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