HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1976-09-23, Page 16, 1 -
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aining ,some
.he Oakland
ehlgart,
Mistier** at a
Little inn
t. Later at the
ng, in the
ibers, the
ty, Members
he Viliage of
._.Jwith a lovely frarned
S4011. This Scroll
received by Ed
dleif$0a, Reeve of the
lase and was preSented by
Robert W. Page, County
0tnuniSaion ChairMart,
•Oakland co4nty, Bi-
centennial Commission.
Mr. Pap was introduced
by Mrs. Lois Lance of Lancets
Antique Shop in Bayfield, who
alSo resides in Oakland
County Michigan. Mrs. Lance
Workectiftogeether with Mrs.
Milli** Erickson to arrange
this honour for Bayfield.
Mr. Page remarked about
the _close bond between
Canada and the United
States. He said his family
originated in Canada andl*
were French Canadians, they
moved to Michigan as many
• Canadians have from time to
time. He commented on the
strong ties between Bayfield
and the Oakland County area*
ad that the border between
aur two _ far better
than between any two
countries in the world.
Benjamin „ Franklin
mas IV, Co-ordinator for
h -centennial Commission of
ikland County presented to
each COUncii Mtn, her thelli-
Centenni Times" and
congratulated them an the
excellent Prier from the
Clinton News -Record, on the
Bayfield Centennial Edition.
He also gave the Council a
Bookiet signed by the people
who live in Oakland County.
Michigan but have a summer
residence in the Bayfield
area.
•. Along with Mr. Page and
Mr. Thomas were their
wives, Donna E. Page,
Jacqueline C. Thomas, and
Mrs. Lois Lance, and they
were each presented with the
Bayfield Bugle Centennial
Edition and a Centennial pen.
Reeve Oddleifson
responded with a thank -you to
the group and added the
desire that this friendship will
continue over the years.
Milvena Erickson,
chairman of the Centennial
Committee of Bayfield added
her thanks and hoped their
Bi -centennial Harvest
Special• service old
The seldom -used service of
Evensong was sung by the
Rector, the Rev. IV .1v1.
Bennett and Trinity Choir,
ux!der the leadership of Mr.
Eflc Earl at Trinity Anglican
Church last Sunday evening.
The occasion was the of
ficial visit of the Bishop df
Huron, the Rt. Rev. T.D.B.
Ragg, B.A., B.D,D.D., to the
Parish of Trinity, Bayfield,
and St. James, Middleton.
The Bishop's staff bearer was
Philip -Du Boulay. The first
lesson was read by John
Deeves. Rector's Warden, St.
•
James, • Midlleton. The
second lesson was read by
Harry Baker, People's
Warden, Trinity, Bayfield.
The Bishop . preached on
"Renewal and Rededication"
of Christian people.
Following the service, a
social hour was held in the
Parish hall. arranged by
• Trinity Guild and assisted by
members of Trinity ACW
Brig. Morgan Smith
presented Bishop Ragg and
Mrs. Ragg with. mementoes
of Bayfield's Centennial year.
lebration in October would
be aStamesg. Bayfietd was
the only Community to
receive this friendship token
Following tIUs, oiv Council
members held their regular
rneeting.
One property owner was
present to inquire about a
road Into his property and
was informed it is being taken
care of. A letter was read to
the effect that all retailers
ayfield so
MAO accept pop. bottles for
easirlad after April lst 1978,
only refillable containers will
be available for oat drinks.
Ontario Hydro asked
permission to erect a Hydro
le on Fry St. for a new
cane being built there. it was
granted.
A letter was read from the
OMB confirming the report
received earlier that they
found in favour of rezoning
„:etter was also read from
property owner, about :ending his present water
systemeo More than the.
present five homes. This was
cussedat some length and
will be looked into.
Financial assistance has
been secured from Wintario
for the erecting of the new
Public Library and plans are
being completed for same.
cid person
Mr. gay Schell visited his the Stewart's honour in the
daughter, Mrs. Effie Royal Canadian Legion Hall
Freeman In Woodstock, in Kincardine. The bride's
another daughter Mrs. Irene brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
Jull in Burford and also and Mrs. Glen Sturgeon of
'called in Tillsonburg and Bayfield were also in at-
Drumbo last Wednesday. tendance.
Some excitement was Mrs., Stewart is the former
caused last Wednesday Norma Sturgeon of Bayfield
evening at the Senior and the couple were married
Citizens' Apartment when a in Trinity Anglian Cbrurch,
motor burned out and caused Bayfield on September 22,
smoke to go through the 1951.
ventilation system and set off Mr. and Mrs. Rob Irwin and
the smoke detectors. There Robbie, London, visited
was no damage and they were Saturday with his parents and
most thankful it wasn't 'family and along with his
serious.
" Mr. and Mrs. H. Calvert of
London spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. John
Young.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Barwick
attended London Fair on
Sunday.
Our deepest sympathy is,
extended to Mrs. Nina Haw
and family in the loss of a
dear husband and father. Mr.
Delbert Haw passed away
Wednesday morning, the
funeral was held from the
Ball Funeral Home in Clinton
on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. E.W.
Erickson were overnight
guests Saturday until Sunday
with her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Stewart at RR 2 Ripley ; and
-on Saturday 'night attended
the 25th Wedding Anniver-
sary Dance and Reception in
sister Sandra and Bruce .
Crump of South Carolina and
Vernon and Danny Morrison,
who have recently moved
here from B.C., all enjoyed a
delicious barbecue of
Southern foods in the
Erickson's back yard.
Sandra and Bruce Crump.
who have been with her
parents and family, Mr. and
Mrs. E.W. Erickson, Andrew,
Luanne and Lydia for the past
ten days, returned to South
Carolina on Monday.
Friends of Mrs. Sadie
Murney will be glad to hear
that although she is still
confined to Hospital, she is
improving and expects to be
released in a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Talbot,
Karen and Kathy Spent the
weekend in Woodstock with
their cousins, Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald Dunning, 'Sandra and
al notes
Jeff. Bill Talbot, Ronald
Dunning --along with Ken
Morrow from Drumlo and
some other cousins enjoyed a
fishing -trip.
Mr. John Bigelow from
Collingwood visited his sister
and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Doyle Cullen in Clinton a
few days and attended the
Bayfield Baptist Church,
Friday night and Sunday.
Miss Cecil McLeod of the
Bluewater Rest 'Home,
Zurich, a former resident of
Bayfield, attended some ef
the special services at
Bayfield Baptist Church.
Gentle reminders
Members of the Trinity.
Anglican Church are
reminded that next Sunday is
the Harvest Thanksgiving
Service and they are asked to
bring fruit. vegetables,
canned goods, good clean
used clothing etc. to be
donated to the Goderich
Children's. Aid Society. Would
you please bring your
donations to the Church
Saturday morning.
Also the Senior Citizens are
reminded of their pot luck
supper coming up September
30th at 6 p.m. at the Municipal
Building.
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gown Leman of the Oakland County, Michigan Blcentennlal COMMISsIon,
left, presented Reeve. Ed Oddlelfson with A special deelaratlon of the county's affiliation
with Bayfield village, which celebrated its Centennial this year. (photo by Janet Talbot)
Retreat held at Camp Canby
Beautiful Camp Canby.
Hayfield, was the scene of
much activity last weekend,
as the South Huron Youth for
Christ sponsored
"Preparation '76", a retreat
for high school -aged young
people. The theme of the
weekend centred around
Christian living in high-
school.
The weekend was kicked off
Friday night with a concert
featuring 'Sweet Spirit' and
-The Canadian Galileans".,
both top Canadian Gospel
Groups. The concert was well
attended considering the
weather situation. There
were about 200 people
present.
The guest speaker for the
weekend was Don Hill from
London. Saturday and Sun-
day he spoke about "What's
going on?", "Who's -in Con-
trol?". "What's with me?"
and "What's all this
anyway?". All the talks were
very informative and left the
Young People with lots to
think about. Other area
speakers who conducted
workshops during the
weekend were Rev. Bruce
Pearce, who spoke on
Devotions; Pastor Bruce
Miller who spoke on Inter-
school Fellowship; Ed
Martin, who talked on
Christian Apologetics, and
Bruce Perry who presented a
workshop on • Evolution
versus Creation.
South Huron Youth for
Christ hopes that
"Preparation *26" will
become an annual affair, so
prepare now for Preparations
'77.
"Do you have Christ as
your personal Saviour?" This
was the theme all through the
special•Eva,ngelical Meetings
held at Bayfield Baptist
Church all last week. Rev.
Fred Harrison from Detroit
spoke at each service, on such
topics as "Always having a
Biblical answer when asked
why you want to be a
Christian, Making
Decisions, especially the
great decision for God's
Salvation in your life. The
Storm - stressing the verse -
Carest Thou not that we
perish? and assuring God
cared enough to send His Son
for our salvation and finally -
Now! Now is the day of
• Salvation, now is the time to
be saved.'
During the week Mrs.
Muriel Snider presided at the
Piano, with Mrs. Cathi Cullen
as organist.
Special music for the week
was supplied by Mrs. Linda
McCready and Mrs. Fay
Hacon from Calvary Baptist
Church Goderich, a duet. Also
from that Church a duet, with
guitars accompaniment by
Mr. and Mrs. Den Brubacher,
sang "I'm so glad to be part
of the family of God". Mr.
Frank Collar frem Wingliatn
sang a solo "So preciOus s
Jesus my King." Mrs. Muriel
Snider favored with a piano
solo "Medley of Hymns."
Mrs. Cathi Cullen sang a solo
"Through it an" and she and
Mrs. Ann Chapman sang the
duet "I found the answer.1 IF
learned to pray."
Each evening -there was a
good crowd with over 100
there for the Friday night
Service. There were people
from Parkhill, Lucknow,
W Ingham, Goderich, Clinton.
Zurich, Hensall and Exeter
Friday evening a fireside was
enjoyed with lunch served by
the Church women.
They are very pleased to
'report the success of these
services. and the blessings
received by all who attended.
There were four" adults who
answered the altar call and
accepted Christ as their
personal Saviour.
Sunday Services at the
Bayfield Baptist Church were
well attended, the Pastor,
Rev. Brian Harrison, con-
tinued with the Salvation
theme, taking his message
from the 12th Chapter of St.
Mark. John Bigelow fromr
Collingwood joined his sister
Mrs. Cathi Cullen in a lovely
duet "I'm so glad I belong to
the family of God."
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