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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1976-10-28, Page 15t Erickson were „ V.Michigan Waterford, Michigan, Saturday anctSunday. P purpose of -the Visit to _Michigan was by invitation of Oakland County Michigan Bicentennfai- Commission to attend their Bicentennial Harvest Social held in Springfield Oaks. The Bayfield delegation were very impressed by the hospitality shown them and thoroughly enjoyed '~a Ole delletios sniorgasbord dinner. Fo11owng dinner hey, along wjth ti;e441 were treated to an awe inspIrng performance by the Metropolitan Ballet Company of Detroit.. 414 a delightful contrast, the Mod Squares, with Jerry Cokewell of Madison Heights. doing the involved Mae), of those attending in a square nee and also the Virginia aft'. The Hal James Band. a modern sound of the Glen Miller era. played for the dancing. Lions club prosideni honored bY International In a recent letter to Milt Van Patter, • secretary of Bayfield Lions Club, Harry .1. Alsarn pretident of Lions International, informed the club that past president Ross Merrill has been awarded the one hundred per cent President's Award for 1975-76 by Lions International. He extended hit personal thanks and congratulations and also the thanks of the • officers and directors of Lions International for his leadership. The club chose their last dinner meeting for the presentation of this award to Ross, and the guest speaker. Zone Chairman, Glen Kens, of the Exeter Lions Club made the presentation. "We have had a great year together and as our new year gets underway, we can have the satisfaction of knowing that because of the many dedicated Lions, in Club: - such as ours, have followed the traditional motto of Lions International "WE SERVE," we have shown that Lionism is truly opportunity," a Lions member said. "We of the Bayfield Lions Club extend an open in- vitation to the men of the area to become members of our club. Remember our Hallowe'en Masquerade Dance to be held in the Town hall Sat. Oct. 30th a jt 7 p.m. Baptist church news The Sunday Services in the • Bayfield Baptist Church were well attended with the Pastor, Rev. Brian - Harrison preaching at both services. In the morning service Pastor Harrison took his text from Acts. He said there is only one way you can have Salvation and enter the Kingdom of Heaven, and that is through the Blood of Jesus Christ. Yor - must worship God in sincerity and truth. Accept Christ as your personal Saviour and worship Him. You do not worship a Church or a building but only God. The Young People met at the Church for a masquerade party. They went on an hour's -hay ride with Doug Keys supplying the wagon, hay and tractor. The kids had a great time in spite of nearly freezing. After the hay ride they went to the Municipal building where ' they hadth'e usual HallowWerr" games and fun with their serious moments and prayer. Mrs. Ann Chapman and Mrs. Carleen Phoenix , very graciously helped with the program and also attended in costume. Village personal notes Mr. and Mrs. Frank Haggard of Pilot Mound, Manitoba visited with Mr. and Mrs. Pere Johnston. On Sunday, dinner guests with Mrs. George Bell were • her son and daughter-in-law, Mr: and Mrs. Ray Black, her mother. Mrs. A. Tichborne, her brother Bill Tichborne all of Goderich, her sister and family. 'Mrs. Dorothea McArter. Cathy. Joan and Paul, all from Brussels, also Mr. and Mrs. Murray McArter and Becky and Mr. and Mrs. Alf Nichol. Mr. and . Mrs. Ronald Dunning and Sandra, from Woodstock spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Talbot. Karen and Kathy. Michael and Herbert Gale, were in Mississauga on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dewar and David of Weston visited Mrs. Elva Metcalfe and also called on his mother, Mrs. David Dewar at the Bluewater Rest Home in Zurich. t Mr. and Mrs. Norm Talbot have moved back to their home in the village. The phone number is still 565-2622. Fall Fashion in Versatile Fall & Winter Outerwear styled for comfort and warmth. See Campbell's Men's Wear selection of SKI JACKETS PLAIDS—WOOLS • CAR COATS LEATHER JACKETS MAIN tOittNett, ttilitOtto 4$2.1012 Village tot Ba a framed and ink PI, Bayfield LibrE Irawn 'im aa'at the Border," friei gesture. Thiswasrecoil/ . Mr. Robert Page, Count commissioner and Bicen- tennial chairman. Severat draws were. held for prizes and Milveria" Erickson won the first prize of an electric crock pot, her husband Waiter won the -last prize of a cook book, entitled —The first Ladies Cook Book" and includes favourite recipes of U.S. Presidents and their wives. Mrs. Oddleifson won the beautiful table centerpiece that had graced the dining table during the evening. Al) the guests were also presented with a Bicentennial Historical Sketch of Oakland County, Michigan, from 1815 - 1976. The book is entitled "Out of Small Beginnings" and was presented by Mr. Benjamin Franklin Thomas IV. Bicentennial co- ordinator. The Bayfield Delegation .were met and introduced by, Don and Lois Lance of Royal Oak, Michigan and Bayfield. - tie W entertain Zurich people The UCW of St. Andrews UnitedChurch spent Tuesday evening at the Bluewater Rest Home in Zurich. Mrs. Reddoch opened the program with a Thanksgiving theme and the residents were entertained with songs from the Sunday SchooL Anne Haw, Cheryl -Dunn, and Barbara Campbell sang "This little light of miae". Alison Dunn, Julie Porter and Gail Duna sang - "Open up your heart and let the sun- shine in". Barbara Campbell gave a poem - "How about a smile." Anne Haw and Debbie Siertsema had a tap dance routine after which Wendy Penhale did a skit about a farmer; *oily Cox played the piano for -two solos by Mrs. Milne and also for the sing -song which was led by Mrs. Milne and enjoyed by all the residents. A lovely lunch was served to end a very entertaining evening. The 3 M's Club of St. Andrews United Church will hold a Pot Luck supper Nov: 6. Teialty Anglian Chu In Baftel4 and Middleton held a confirmation service in the Dayfield Church last *today. Back row left to right are Philip DuBoulay (ser- ver), Bishop Suffragan Rt. Rev. Geoffrey Parke -Taylor, and Rector William Bennett. Middle row are Shelley 114 id di Oen, Charles Whet AiittretY Edam" Donald Johnston, Dawn &Tenter, chicly Chaff, and Joyce Scott. Front. row are Tracey Marshall, Clata Scott, and Ricky Johnston. (Bugle photo) Confirmation rrice held al Trinity Anglican Clan+ In a very impressive Service of Cenfirmation and Holy Eucharist; the new Bishop Suffragan, Rt. Rev. Geoffrey Parke -Taylor of London, conferred the Apostolic Rite of the Laying On of Hands on ten can- didates, presented by Rev. William Bennett in Holy Trinity Anglican Church. Bayfield, Sunday evening October 24th at 7 p.m. Eight confirtnants were from Trinity Bayfield, namely - Donald Johnston, Ricky Johnston, Clara Scott, Joyce Scott, Andrew Erickson, Tracey Marshall, Dawn Merner and Cindy Cluff, also two from St. James Church, Middleton, Shelley Middleton and Charles Wise. The newly confirm ed members of the church were joined by their families as they received their first Communion. Following the service, the ladies of the church served New fishing trawler joins fleet A fishing tug and trawler joined the fleet 9f tugs in the Bayfield River on Monday morning when .the 65 ft. FERROCLAD entered the harbour to berth herself on the north side of the river in front of the McLeod Fisheries. The tug Ferroclad, meaning "Shackled in Iron"' former master Bob Foote, a once Bayfield resident. When purchased, she had. been fishing out of Port Burwell. She was built by George Gamble cif Port Dover and is registered there. The Ferroclad is fully equipped as a trawfer, and also has an automatic pilot, depth finder and radar. . was purchased bgr Doppld R. nitis new tug should enable Meteod of Bayfi fti from beethe McLeods to bring in good _ catchet of fish from Lake Huron for their retail - wholesale fish,store. The W.I. McLeod, their former fishing tug, had outgrown her usefulness so Donald was forced into a bigger tug. Resting astern the Ferroclad she looks a little dejected and small. She has served the McLeods well for many years, and we all wish them many more successful years. Village personal, social notes Mr. and Mrs. Brian Merrill of Sudbury visited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Merrill last week. On a recent trip. Mr. and Mrs. R.J. Larson flew to Vancouver and spent two weeks with Mr. Larson's two sisters and their families. From there they flew to Saskatoon, Saskatchewan and visited relatives both there and in Naicam District. 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