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Clinton News-Record, 1976-07-22, Page 15At ut..45� The gvet' Voung Senior CiliZens Clan hosted a picnic in Clan C►regor Square S4n4ay afternoon, for the tep iu ' of Ze 8, Huron :County. The 200 Senior iti.ens Were 'registered by the Zone secretary Rose Harris of fiefts411, assisted by he _t+<t'eaS,ut'er Mr. Martini of Dashwoe .. The Zone president Mary Grigg from Clinttatt, and first vice president Harry Baker of r us en •:oly a Bayfield. were also present. During the afternoon music was enjoyed by all.. It was supplied by Peter Malcolm and his sea on Bagpipes and drums. Joel Boden of Zurich also performed on his electric organ and his v}rlin. After a "pot -tui k" picnic supper which was marvelous both in quality and quantity, a variety program was per- formed by vsifious people including Watson Webster grey 11bfm Abp and Larne Lawson of Clinton on ` harmonicas ac- companied by Wilfted Jarvis on the "Bones". Harvey Adkins .or Zurich play -ed his harmonica, then step -danced and sang a solo. Mrs. Love of Grand Bend gave a lovely reading which was very appropriate. The weather co-operated and was' beautiful and everyone really enjoyed being in "G:ood1)1tl Daytiold" again. ikiewater Kennel Club Molds mate The second Sanction Match of the recently formed -Btuewater Kennel Club was held Sunday, July 18 in the Bayfield Arena. Perfect.weather combined with keen competitors. in- terested spectators and, of course, the bluebloods of dogdom made the day a success. Besides the traditional six group showings - there was an Obedience Match and a Junior Showmanship com- petition. The judging panel" cottisted of Scott . McNair, Ilderton, Roxanne Bowman, St. Catharines, Alan Wilson and Ed Calleken, Toronto, Stella Panther and Ellen Overby. London. The obedience test was judged by Kathy Johnston of London. The winners were: Sporting Group - a We , naraner owned by Mary R. Brown, Corunna; Hound Group - Basenji by Mrs. W. Romeril, Hamilton; Working Group - Bouvier des Flandres by Mr. and Mrs. E. Harrison; Clinton; Terrier Group - Wire Fox Terrier by Geraldine Kwasek, London; Toy Group - Pomeranian by Nancy McPhee, St. Thomas and Non -Sporting Group - Miniature Poodle by Linda Rae, Stratford. The Best In Show and Best Puppy in Show, judged by Mr. Scott MONaw, went to the Miniature,P,00dle owned by Linda Rae and to a Tibetan Terrier owned by "Jean -Marks, Windsor, respec- tively. Highest scoring dog in the Obedience Match was an Irish Setter owned by Mr. Larry Beauchamp, Lakeside, Ontario with a score of 198% out of a possible 200. The Junior Showmanship award went to Pam Bruce of Denfield with a Lhasa Apsos. Very special mention should be made of the members of the Bluewater Kennel Club who worked so hard to make the day „bath rewarding and entertaining. Scott ''McNair, a judge of the Bluewater Kennel Club sanction match held Sunday In Hayfield, places the ribbon on Ritashi Faunus, a Tibetan Terrier, after the dog was named Best Puppy in the Show. The dog's owner, Jeane Marks of Windsor, sets the animal up for the presentation. (staff photo) J This Miniature Poodle owned by Linda Rae of Stratford, right, wasnamed Best Dog in the Show at the Bluewater Kennel Club sanction match held Sunday in Bayfield. The dog, Broughton Rapscallion, stands proud as class judge Scott McNair of Ilderton presents him with the winning ribbon and trophy. (staff -photo) w. " Duane Siertsema, 2, of Hayfield seems.tc be conteznpitltinghls next'brush strokes on the masterpiece he, gated,,,, t,,,the Paint In, which was part of the festivities for the young people at the Bay ei Centennial. (News -Record photo) Liow4 exchange ' st ud en is come io Bagield Ry Janet Talbot predominant language is application form and then the Seventeen year old Mike French. They teach two years runes that are picked for these Carter from. Lubbock, Texas, of English in the schools, but trips are the best ones to is in Bayfield as a Lions Club Sylvie didn't like English so represent their country, Exchange Student. While didn't really learn enough to community and their local here he is staying with Mr. help her much here. Lions Club. I understand and Mrs. Ken Knights and Sylvie whose father is where it is necessary the local family. Ken is our local Counsellor of the Ministery of Club will assist with the banker. Finance and Economics has finances. Mike, whose father is also a one sister and four brothers. Thank you banker, his mother a Her sister also is an exchange The Bayfield Cubs and receptionist, has two brothers student in Canada. They do Scouts would like to extend a and ,three sisters. During an not learn about Canada in sincere Thank -you to file interview he said he likes school. but she said she had a Pioneer Pack Association for Bayfield very much and that choice of several countries their donation. Also to Doug the people here are very and preferred to come here. Sinamon and the Village friendly. Although he comes She thintts even 'warm days Market for sponsoring them, from a city with a population here are cold as the lowest of ,200.000 people. he has temperature there is 20 visited his grandfather's degrees celcius • farm often enough to ap- 1 enjoyed my visit with her preciate the smaller places. in spite of the language He said he knew nothing barrier, and she is a very about Canada, except the brave girl to come so far from Olympics are here and the home to a country so different • Brinks Robbery in Montreal. and with a language she He thought we had provinces couldn't understand. She is a but didn't know how many. credit to her parents and He certainly will go home ....community. She showed knowing much more about us:"---...rne a map of Africa and made i He Avas surpr-isedl,tOofind we sure 1 understood .where ,.her weren't more British. home is. She is enjoying her L,,�• He attends the Church of stay and is sure that given the Christ which he said chance again she'd like to resembles our Baptist return. Again our thanks to Church. the Siertsema family and the He is very pleased and ions Club. proud that he will be 18 in These students fill out an September and will be able to :Auction Sale vote in the upcoming St. Andrews United Church presidentialelection. He is Board of Stewards held their certainly a credit to his Annual Auction Sale in the Parents and to. his Com- Bayfield Arena Saturday munity, and a very delightful afternoon. The Auctioneer teen-ager to visit with. I spent was Bruce Rathwell who was a very pleasant half hour often heard to say- "Its for a chatting with him. so thank- good cause. after all its only you Mike. and thanks also money." Mr. and Mrs. Knights and the He did an excellent job of Lions Club.. . - selling the wide assortment of I hope when Mike visits articles from odd dishes, Canada again. which he flower pots. paintings, an - assured me he intends to, that tiques. to furniture and floor he will get in touch with us. mats. Mr. Ted Dunn, Mike's brother. Tim, is also chairman of the board, board a Lions Club exchange members and all the people student and is presently in who donated. worked Seaforth. together so the sale was a Our Local Lions Club has great success. arranged for John McLeod to The United Church Women spend fifteen days in Min- had a booth at the Sale with nesota, U.S.A. under this Mrs. Reddock as convener same exchange student and women from the group arrangement. selling cold drinks, hot dogs. We also have an African cup rakes and of course. student staying in the home coffee. It was a most popular of Mr. and Mrs. John Siert- spot. sema. She is 16 year old Wheel'n Dealers Sylvie Regnier • from The Clinton-Wheel'n Dealer Librev ille .. French Square Dance Club held •their - Equatorial Africa. She said monthly summer dance in the there are 600 African dialects Bayfield Village Hall on in Africa but the most Saturday evening July 17, with Glenn Patterson of Goderich providing the music and calling the Squares. and The Trinity Anglican Lois Wise, RR 3 Clinton Church Women held a very cueing the two-step round successful bake sale in the "Rhythm of the Rain" and Parish Hall on Saturday the Waltz "Tips of my morning. The sale was Fingers." About 45 persons opened by Rev. W. Bennett danced from 8:20 till 11 p.m, and was convened by the with barbecued hamburgs president Mrs. G. L. M. and watermelon on Merrill's Smith. They also had a very lawn following the dance. The interesting white elephant August dance will be held at table. Lions Park, Seaforth. ACW -bake •sal ► Herman's Men's Wear SPORT SHIRTS *SLACKS (ttR11'DRESS SHIRTS *BLAZERS SPORTCOATS SAYE 20% - 40% NOW SWIMWEAR * SHORTS LEISURE SUITS =NIL SHO T SLEEVE FORSYTH SHIRTS TO 95 REG. TO si?.oe CLEAR jYlt 1411-171/2 HERMAN'S MEN'S WEAR 32 ALBERT ST.. CLINTON 4$2.4351 . Open friday Night "ill 4:00 p.m. pae sE�eet�ori aP SSUM�YIER LEISURE 5UIT5 Roti: SO CIO so Now Only ee i , handleap Although Lucy , Diehl a firsrtirne in Clan Grego` victim of arthritis and Ken Square 'm the last day of the Scotchtner who ,suffers horn celebrations, Sunday, July 9. multiple sclerosis are Mr. Scotchmer who dependent on their wheel operates an electric motor chairs to get them from place shop in Bayfield especially. to place, they both were out enjoyed visiting with his old;. for the events at the Bayfield s-choolmates and was Centennial. delighted to meet an old Even though they both live classmate who now resides in i.n Bayfield. they met for the B.C. Personal notes Mina Talbot has returned to Wingham Hospital, 1 am sure everyone is wishing her a speedy recovery. Elva Keys is home again from Tennessee where she. has been attending Temple Bible School. She is with her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Keys, Shirley. Doug and David. Visitors last week with Mrs. Berthina Hammond were her sister and family, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Ed. Florian and Dennis from Clinton. her niece Mr. and Mrs. Jim Marting from Port Dover. also Mrs. Bob McCool and children from Londesboro. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Norm Talbot and Mr. Ray Schell on the weekend were the former's son. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Talbot, Lea Anne and Christopher. London Mr. and Mrs. Les Shiel from Tillsonburg, and Mrs. Yolanda Gamble from London. Sympathy is expressed to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Huffman, Veronica and Cristo'. for the death of Lloyd's mother in the Wingham Hospital last week. The funeral. was held Friday. Rev. Les. Shiel, was the guest speaker at the Bayfield Baptist Church in the absence of the Pastor, Rev. Brian Harrison. Mr. and Mrs. Shiel are Missionaries stationed in Peru and are on furlough. While in Canada they are residing in Tillsonburg.'Their son, Brian is attending Camp Canby, the Baptist Fellowship Camp here in Bayfield. Rev. and M'rs. Shiel are no strangers to the Church in Bayfield as they have spoken. here many times and are always welcome. Mrs. Cathi Cullen sang a beautiful solo on Sunday, "Come to the waters". ac- companied by Mrs. Muriel Snider on the piano. bliss Wendy Greer played the organ in the absence of the organist Mrs. Louise Bigilow. For the evening Service Pastor Shiel spoke from John Chapter 14. pointing out if we love Christ we will obey His commandments.. because He first loved us. Both Services were enjoyed by members and visitors. We learned today that Mrs. •!•�1�-•s1�..!•• ..,••�Y.•s l.l��"�w► .•�••.r.•.`.►*w"..a�'O��•'►�s."�Y►a*�rNi►�1►7M.�.�.�. �..f"1.•.�i BAYFIELD MEAT MARKET • NEXT D©C k r C b BA /F SELL ONT PHONE 565-2160 1•+•4.1•1+Irli•s mali.:111'4.1i.114w1•�Ar�t rr+n'0r.•r 'w.••••raweigh. •rl.•l'r..•.lrai•l..•l'ft►.. 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