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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1976-08-19, Page 1217t busia road known., . * rOPertYlt, and 1 letter, Was read notifying, that. t ilaUon of ),fie 1976 (ensus is 542,. in was 503.I • Meeting Of- the Rale r ssocietion' WaS Y Morning in the* 11 with 45 people „ present. Dr. JIM Garretti ptesitlent, Presided over a very in - ;if lorMatiVe and interesting meeting. Reeve Oddleifson gave a reporton,the activities -of the Village Council in the Post Year and each attending cOnneil member reported on eir special concent - such as: Frank Burch reported on • r, the harbour Conditions; Gordon arahatn - the financial statement of the Village of hayfield; Mac McFadden. - the hayfield conservation concern. After the reports the Reeve held a question and answer, period. One of the predominating questions he had to explain was the final settlement of the River Flats. The new -executive board for the next year was named ill ;IL i 11131' ,..,,,,,,_ ,..___ as roitows; p4c44t. Jo UdenbaCh; VicePreSident, ,toe Beaehie; secretary, San Simons; treasurer, Jean Lindsay. The directors include - the immediate past president, Dr. Jim Garrett, ErniA Hovey, Carol Snell, Ann Tillman, Jack Lane, Reg Agar, and Dr. Shepherd. It was a successful meeting and brought the Ratepayers up to date on what is going on in the Village. Bluebird Society discuss problems The annual meeting of the hayfield Area Bluebird Society was held on Wed- nesday August. lith in the hayfield Municipal Building. There were 28 members in attendance. The president, Mr. Harvey MacDougall was in the chair. He welcomed the hayfield area residents and introduced the out-of-tbwn members to the group. Reports were given by those who checked bluebird routes. Generally speaking results were -disappointing this year with a big. •increase in the number of' tree swallow nestings and a decrease in bluebird nestings. Reports were also received from Philadelphia and from the St. Clair Region Conservation Authority. There then followed a lengthy discussion on the many problems all are ex- periencing in the atteinpts to bring bluebirds to our area. They remind the young people that the Society is offering prizes atthe hayfield Fall Fair. "Outline" pictures of Bluebirds may be obtained from Betty Burch, Doris Reddoch or John Siertsema, for children up to the age of eight (8) years. Prizes will also be given for "free hand" drawings of Bluebirds for children twelve (12) years of age and under. The "three dimensional" model class is open to children of all ages. The resignation of Mr. Phillip Du Boulay from the Board of Directors was regretfully received and the chairman thanked him for his help over the •past years. Miss Kay Reid was elected to replace him on the Board. All those attending the meeting heartily endorsed a heartfelt vote of thanks to Mr. MacDougall for the many hours he has given and is continuing to give to the project of bringing back bluebirds taour area. Mr. MacDougall thanked the members for their help and the meeting closed with a social time and refreshments. ' .-4/'' ' ' ' ''''''''qt.',,'. - ' tf' . - ' ' IC '4. „it- ' '''''' ''' I i,-;,___ ti,44,:.{k.;.:44. ..• More than 158 people were present for the official opening of the Stanley Township Park, last Sunday. Cutting the ribbon of the pavilion were Robert McKinley, MP; Anson McKinley, Reeve of Stanley and Jack Riddell, MPP. Wiling the ribbon is Don Brodie, member of Stanley Township council, extreme left and Tom Consitt, Deputy Reeve of Stanley, extreme right. (Expositor photo) Village personal notes By Nina Haw Mrs. Jim Landon of Simcoe and daughter-in-law Mrs. Peter Landon and grad - daughter, Laura, of Port Ryerse were recent visi..ors with Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Higgins. _ Our thoughts and best wishes are with. Mrs. Ella Castle who entered Victoria Hospital, Landon on Sunday. Mrs. Maud Sturgeon went by busto London on •Satur- Happenings in and around the village M the Blue Water Rest Home in Zurich, last Sunday afternoon a church service was held .with Rev. Brian Harrison from Bayfield Baptist Church h heme: Miss Shirley Keys supplied the music for the Hymns. The servise was much enjoyed by ;The -Senior Citizens especially • by Mrs., Cleave and Miss C. • McLeod, Who were former residents of hayfield and attended the church here before moving to the Home. We are asked to note and remember, there will be a' week of special Evangelfcal Services in the Bayfield Baptist Church beginning ptember 13th through the 7th. The speakerwill be Rev. F. Harrison of Detroit, Pastor Brian Harrison's Father and a well-known Evangelist. We are glad to report that little Mark Johnston, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Johnston is - recovering from his accident with -the lawnmower. They expect he will be able to leave the hospital soon. In another freak accident, - Rick Martin of London fell oft a truck and was run over. Rick was working for a sub- contractor' at the Yogi Bear Camp and they were retur- ning to the Camp after lunch when the accident happened. Rick . is recovering in St. Joseph's, Hospital inaondon. Some- of us here remember Rick playing hoekey with the London Knights. • . Inter Park bail scores Bayfield Lions' Club Team was ahead 161to 12 against Blue Anchor Trailer Park when the game was called on account of the rain, Saturday night. They played at the Bayfield Agricultural Park. At the Paul Bunyan Trailer Park Sunday afternoon, Homestead Trailer Park won 10 to 7 against the Paul Bunyan Team. That game was rained out Saturday night. Mrs. Jean Porter. Mrs. Jim Porter and Maria of East- wood called on their cousin Mr. Ray Schell one day last week. Maria had been at the Huron Church Camp for a week. ues$404/ith Ray 4chell on Monday were his daughter, Mrs. Clarence Jul! and granddaughters Pat and Ann from Burford. Mr. Schell spent . Tuesday last week visiting in the Wood- stock area. More Centennial We are just giving you a little reminder that our Centennial projects are not over yet. We are looking forward to an art and craft show, which will be held in the arena on the eleventh of September. All those taking part and all ' - Mr. and Mrs. Norm Talbot spent Saturday at Ga`dshill, operating a Variety Store for their Aunt Mrs. Elsie Schell, who was attending the wedding of her son David Margaret Murray Woodstock. 'Valerie Memel. Bonnie Makins and Joyce Mcllwain are holidaying in Niagara Falls for a few days. projects coining others are again being given the opportunity to wear those pretty Centennial costumes. There are a number of people coming from various parts of Ontario to display their arts and crafts. These can also be purchased. day, where she aft -ended the wedding of Mona Lyn Kieber to 'Peter Joseph Paradise. Mona is Mrs. Sturgeon's nephew's daughter. Joanne and Stephen Mackie of London enjoyed a holiday in the village with friends and relatives. Mrs. Myrtle Pease—and son Irvine of London are holidaying at their home here. Mr. and Mrs. McGillicudy, who are at their cottage and Dr. and Mrs. Fletcher of Exeter were visitors on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Smith. Mrs. Ethel Knight returned home on Saturday after spending two weeks in Toronto. She was Ac- companied home by Mr. and Mrs. -,21:tillx,Latiniell o,f,.Down- • Mrs. Elva Metcalf, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey MacDougall, andMr. and Mrs. Harry Baker were among those who attended the official opening of Stanley Park on sideroad No. 10 onAunday. Mr. Ken Scotchmer ,was taken by ambulance to Victoria Hospital, London on Sunday. Best wishes for a speedy recover, Ken. We are pleased that our Bayfield boys, John Graham and Patrick Brandon are not seriously hurt after being involved in a car accident on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Lundy McKay of Scarborough were callers at the..borne of M. and Mrs. Roy Fitzsimons, on Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Robt. Peterka and children, Margaret and Christopher, of Cleveland visited through the week with Mrs. Greta Scotchmer. Mr. Earl Hicks and Hugh Hunter of Desbarats, called on the Fitzsimons family on Sunday afternoon. Terry and Karen Fitz - plutons and Carol Humphries returned home on Monday ,nfight after vacationing in the Ottawa and Montreal area for over a week. Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Higgins returned home on Sunday after spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. J. Higgins and little grandsons at Port Dover. --M. and Mrs -Harry Baker 'ere host ad hostess at t og cabin on Fry Street iunday afternoon when zwy entertained members of r. Citizen Society is well as other friends and interested folk In the Village and surreandingennIMunitY. Guests sat outside on lawn hairs and enjoyed the warm sunshine and social, chat. Mr. Ken Coleman and friend, Debbie Kills. of Walkerton assisted Fern and Harry in serving coffee. tea. gluall$ qnd eMilitieS to all present. The log cabin, built by Harry* at the edge of the and where pretty flowers are growing at the entrance, ism% attractive place to visit. The interior contains pioneer furishings, bunk beds, wood stoVe, old time pictures an many articles used in by- gone days. Alt appreciated Fern and Harry's invitation and kind hospitality. Over a hundred attended. Bayfield social notes Mr. Tom Arkell of Nor- thwood, Middlesex, England was with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Arkell of Goderich on Saturday. He also visited his sisters Rose Marie of Goderich and Vera, Mrs. Turner, of Bayfield. He left Sunday for Texas. Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Parker, ,Charlie. Kim and Jennifer of London were with the for- mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Parker on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. W: French, Jeffrey and Julie of Mitchell were also guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Parker. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Rabbie of Willowdale were recent guests with Mr. and Mrs. Percy Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Burt, St. Catharines were at the home of Mrs. Peggy Burt on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Don Haw visited Mr. and Mrs. Howard Riddell near Dundalk on the weekend. Cathy and Anne, -who have been visiting their grandparents returned home with them. Jacqueline (Jackie) Lougheed ac- companied them home for a holiday with her cousins Anne and Cathy. Mr. and Mrs. David Kurtz of Dow Street and Mr. and Mrs. Don Lance of Main Street entertained their Book Club from Michigan over the weekend. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. George Ross and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Potter of Royal -Oak, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Haapa or Pleasant Ridge, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bowen of Clawson. The group attended the Stratford.Fe-s-ti v al Saturday evelifrig. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heard, Stratford and granddaughter Kathy Heard of Kitchener visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Haw. Mr. Mac Thompson and his wife. Juanita of Oil Springs visited with Rev. and Mrs. Reddock on Sunday. Mr. Thompson was elder in the church at Oil Springs where Mr. Reddoch was minister before coming to Bayfield. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Lynn had with them an the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lynn Jr.. Kathy. Colleen and Brian of Detroit also.Glen Lynn of Toronto., Carol and Bruce Lynn were at their home at the River Terrace and had as their. guests Kathy and Brian Lynn for a week. Calling Oakland County Residents There are undoubtedly many visitors to Bayfield from Oakland County, Michigan who are stilt unaware of the Friendship S roll presented from the nd County Bicentennial Commission to Hayfield to commemorate Bayfield's Centennial and the United States' Bicentennial. The framed scroll is on view in Lances' Antique Shop on Main Street through the Labor Day weekend. To go with the Scroll. a register of summer residents ande visitors from Oakland County is being collected, and everyone eligible isinvited to stop in Lances' and sign it, or call 565-2609 and ask to have their name included. 0 FRONTS OF BEEF 67c te• SIDES OF BEEF 88c LEW. 7, • HINDS OF BEEF si,15 1 COT, WRAPPED, AND QUICK—FROZEN TO YOUR sogarICAtIONS Custom ;WRAPPING QUICK FREEZING - te. . ITICHELL'S 1410:11, • MARKET (FORMERLY woos*. Lot- -7* 001010 • 100 PERCENT SOLID STATE • CHROMACOLOR II PIX qrus • AUTOMATIC. FINE TUNING • PATENTED VOLTAGE REGULATOR • BUILT IN TINT GUARD Buy now and we can give you tremendous savings on panelling. Come into our stores and see the selection - but be sure to SHOP EARLY to obtain the best selection We sell the quality you want at prices you'll love. 2t KINGSTON ST. 40DEttics Y4ar Piolloolted Boater tor Gotkirittis COMO Sorriendioe Ares.