Clinton News-Record, 1977-01-06, Page 14PAGE 12—CLINTON NEWS- lE_CORD, THURSDAY, JANUARY.6, 1977
Council discuss do
_ Bayfield Village Council
was sworn in al their.
inaugural meeting, Monday
evening. Taking part in the
inaugural ceremonies were
,Rev. William M. Bennett of
Trinity Anglican Church, who
gave the Invocation; Rev.
James Reddoch 'of St.
Andrews United Ca,�the
Dedication; Monsi or"M.W...
Bourdeau (ret.) oman
Catholic Priest, the
Guidance; and Rev. Brian
Harrison, Pastor -of Bayfield
Baptist Church, who
pronounced ten•ediction.
A gavel and stand, crafted
by Dr. James Garrett, was
presented to Bayfield Council
by Reeve Ed and- Mrs.
Oddleifson. The gavel and
stand are of walnut from a
tree cut down by .the late
George (Dad) Weston on
Main Street several years
ago.
Council members were
very disturbed in respect to
"The Code of Practise".
regarding the situation of
Livestock buildings on farm
'"property and intend to attend
an open discussion meeting to
be held on January 20 from 2
to 4 in the Hensall Legion.
Members were appointed -to
several committees as
follows: Community • Centre
Board, 1977-78 George
Telford, Frank McFadden,
Doug Siehnamon, John
Siertsema, Milvena
Erickson, Ed Oddleifson, and
control at inaugural
Gordon _1.111,1111, a�'�1'�•
treasurer, The whole council
comprises the /Planning
Committee and • the whole
council comprises the Village._
of Bayfield Harbour' Com-
mittee with power to add.
The • Bayfield cou.nl'il,
Agricultural Society, and
Lions Club are to administer_
the affairs sof the Agricultural
Grounds lease and comprise
the following members for
1977-78; Frank McFadden,
Don Warner and Ed
Oddleifson (one member to
be" appointed by the
Agricultural Society and one
member to be appointed by
the Lions Club yet to be
named) Gordon Graham,
secretary -treasurer.
Council confirmed the
Brownies mark Christmas
The Bayfield Brownie Pack
had their Christmas party on
Wed. evening, Dec. 22.
The.24 little girls all donned
party dresses for the oc-
casion. Guests were Kelly
Brandon, Trudy-Bornath and
Corrie and Lori Sinnamon.
These little girls will be
Tweenies in the New Year.
Lisa Telford put up a lovely
Christmas tree complete with
lights and ornaments .for the
party.
Games were played and
Leigh Ann Taman, Tanya
Grillmeyer, Trudy Bornath
and Chris Westlake said
recitations. There was a gift
exchange between the girls
and cookies and chocolate
milk served by the sixers,
Lisa Telford, Barbara Hut-
chings, Darlene Smith and
appointment` 'of Councillor
Frank McFadden as the
villages representative on the
Board of the Ausablec, "
Bayfield Conser'va.tidin
Authority appointed G.H.
Ward and Partners, Auditors,
London as Corporation
auditors for 1977-78 or until
their successors are named.
In other business, council
discussed at _ length the
number of dogs runging.,.at
Large and discussed 'the
probability of increasing the
price of dog tags, and also
.talking with the London
Humane Society for their
ideas on the problem. Council
also discussed the. fee
schedule for the pump -out,.
station at the Bayfield
Marina, removal of a black-
board in the council chain-
Debbie Siertsema.
Melanie Van Patter passed
around pretty- cookie
candy canes her mom had
made for the Brownies. Each
little girl received acandy •
bag.
Thanks is extended to Mrs.
.Brown Lindsay for the treat
of apples. • The Christmas
party closed with taps.
Village Baptist church active
Sunday Dec. 26, Miss Elva
Keys spoke to the Sunday
School of Bayfield Baptist
Church. Elva was home for
Christmas from Bible College
in Tennessee.
She showed the children
_._,._pictares of ;the school and
explained the different things
r. she participates in. She is an
enthusiastic member of the
Glee Club, and told how they
go to different Churches
and put-on musical programs.
The regular morning
service was held Jan. 2 in the
Bayfield Baptist Church,
followed by the monthly
Communion Service.
-
Sunday night ,the pastor,
Rev. Brian Harrison showed
a movie entitled `,`The City of
Bees". This movie had been
arranged. -for the New Year's
Eve Watch -Night Service
which was cancelled due to
inclement weather.
The film was all about the
life of bees, and their
behavioural patterns. It
explained that behavioural
patterns are,forced on the
bees, but tht man. has the
privilege of 'forming his own
behavioural pattern through
his own free will, which God
had given to each individual.
Village personal notes
"_Christmas Day guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Turner" and,family,
were her sister. and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Millar,
Randy, Brian; Craig, Brenda
'and Scott of Londesboro; her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff
Stewart of Clinton; her sister,
Miss Helen Stewart of Lon-
don; Miss Kathy De Jong RR
2, Bayfieldand their daughter
and her husband Mr.and Mrs.
-Dave Fawcett and daughter
Michelle of Clinton. Little
Michelle, just two weeks old ,
on Christmas Day, was ,thefourth generation at her.
grandparents' home this
• Mr. and Mrs. Rob Irwin and
Robbie; London were
,s
Christmm guests of his
family, the E.W. Ericksons.
Lorne and Viola Lawson
and John and Donna Pat-
terson, Seaforth were
Christmas Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Merrill.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard F.
Sturgeon,. Jeff and Rollie,
Orangeville spent the
Christmas and New Year's
week at their residence on
Louisa St.
Mr. and rs. Bud Sturgeon
were guests of her parents,
Mr -'and Mrs. Bob Davidson of
Watford for Christmas.
Mr. ,and Mrs: Clarence
Larson, London were guests
over Christmas_ " with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.J.
Larson.
Mr. and Mrs. R.J. Larson
entertained her family for
New Year's Day. Present
were Mrs. L.B. Smith, Mrs.
E.J. Reid; Mrs. George Reid
of Varna and Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Parker.
Mr, and Mrs. Bill Latimgr;
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Latimer
all of Downsview; Mr. and
Mrs. Ronald Knight, Sandra
and Kathryn of Leaside spent
• New Years weekend with.
Mrs. G.L. Knight.
Mr, and Mrs. Don Dinel,
Tracey and Erin and' Don's
mother, Mrs. Hazel Dinel all
of London, were with Mrs.
Dinel's mother, Mrs. Maude
Weston - for the . Christmas
holiday.
Mr. arid Mrs. Norman F.
Cooper, Mount Clemens,
, Mich. entertained Mr.
Gawain R.G.'Johns of Mount
Clemens, Mich. at the Village
residence on Clan Gregor
Square.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Curran,
Christine .and Barbara, Don
'Mills; Mr. ,and .,..-Mrs. -Ken
Pollock, James •and Jane of
Hensall, and Mr. Ernie
Pollock of Varna were
Christmas holidaj guests of
Mrs. Milton Pollock, Goshen
Line. .
Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Higgins -
spent Christmas week with'
their aunt, Mrs. G.M.
Chesney in Toronto and with
their son and family, Mr. and
Mrs. W. James Higgins, Colin
and Scott in Port Dover.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Camp-
bell, ,Linda, Gary and Bar-
bara, RR, 3, Bayfield; Bob
and Elizabeth with Robert
and Christie of Mississauga ;
Miss Rachel Johnston of
Clinton were with their
parents , and brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and . Mrs.
Percy Johnston for Christ-
mas.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee
McConnell of Clinton were
hosts for their relatives at
New Years. Joining them
were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Stephenson of Egmdndville;
Mrs. Russell Erratt of
Hensall and Mr. and Mrs.
Percy Johnston of Bayfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Stewart, RR 2, Ripley called
on her sister and family, Mr.
and Mrs. E.W. , Erickson,
Andrew, Luanne and Lydia
between -Christmas and New,
Year's on their way for a
month vacation in the sunny
south. ,
Christmas guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Torn Penhale, Rick
and Wendy were Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Faber, Debbie
Meyer, Mrs, Lillian Penhale,
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Bennett,
Marlene Bennett and Fred
Braull. •
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Sturgeon,
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Potter and
little Merry of. RR 3, Clinton
were dinner guests on Sunday
with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack B. Sturgeon and
brother Andrew.
Rev. William and Mrs.
Bennett were guests of their
son and family for Christmas
on Monday, Dec. 27, at the
Rectory in Chesley. Rev.
Robert Bennett and Mrs.
Bennett and Jessica, en-
tertained his family, who
included his sister Sally of
London; his brother Mr. and
Mrs. Neil Bennett Nairon
and Gareth of Lonn and his
sister` Kerry Sharp,• her
husband Robert and children
Patrick and Tyler in Oakville.
Brian and Celine Merrill of
Ottawa spent the Christmas
weekend with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Merrill.
Visiting for the week were
their son Gordon, his wife
Jose and granddaughter
Lana of., New Westminister,
B.C.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Reid
were Christmas guests of
their ' son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Stephen'son; and also
celebrated with .their 'gran-
dchildren and new great
grandchild.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Potter
and little Merry of RR 3,
bers, and the closing of a
small pd'rtion of the road
Outting part lot 262, plan. 5,
-Molesworth Survey; the
Heritage Conservation
Dfstrict Designation around
• Clan Gregor Square.and-down .
Main\St. ;
Council -learned that the
ministry .of transportation
'anti cominunicaticln' have -
asked the Village to, remove
their Centennial signs, which
they intend to do as soon as
possible.
The Reeve greeted the
members of the old council,
Don Warner, Frank
McFadden and Milvena
Erickson and welcomed the
new member, Doug Sin-
namon. Next meeting will he
held on Mon. Jan. 17 at 7:30
p.m
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The new -Bayfield Village council met for their inaugural meeting on Monday njpht.
Pictured above, front row left tow.right, are councillor -Doug Sinnamon, Councillor Milvena .
Erickson, Reeve Ed Oddleifson,' and Councillor Frank McFadden. Back row are road -
superintendent John Lindsay, councillor Don Warner, and clerk Gordon Graham,
(Bayfield Bu_gle_photo) .
Pee weer lose to Blyth, Mrnkton
The Bayfield pee weeso On Tan 3, they played a
played two games over the good game -against Monkton
holidays. On Dec. 27 they lost with the score' 3-1 for
to Blyth 14-2. Monkton. Rob Siertsma,
Goals werescored by Darin scoredthe goal with Wayne
Telford and Rick Johnston, Gale getting the assist.
with assists. going to Darin Next away game is in
Telford and Jeff.Merner. Brussels on Jan. 5 and the
next home game is on Jan. 14
against Zurich. Lets get out
and support the kids.
The streets are for the
people.
Exercise your rights!
Take a walk.
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° �1 lscan church hasVigil guests of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Jack B. Sturgeon and_
'Christmas Eve, the Vigil of
the Nativity was observed in
Trinity Anglican Church,
when the congregation sang
Christmas Carols prior to the
Service. The server, Andrew
Erickson, lit the Christmas
candle and Mi. ` Philip Du
Bnulay assisted the Rector,
Rev. William M. Bennett, in
administering Holy Com-
munion. - _ . - ,
The..Church wasbeautifully
decorated by, • the Chancel
Guiia• for the Services during
the Christ las 's'eason},,,and
was Oita imp re60 c,, as the
lights were turned oft during
the.Rector's dltsition.;c 1 r
the candles- flickered as Rev. brother Andrew.
Bennett -spoke of the last Mr. and Mrs. Walter,
sermon' preached by the Erickson spe-nt. -the New
Archbishop of Canterbury in Years ..weekend in Port
1170: Huron, Mich: with friends,
Archbishop Thon asp. Christmas Day guests with
Beckett had chosen the text Mr. and Mrs. R.J. Larson
".Glory to God in the Highest were their granddaughter
and on Earth Peace, Goodwill Karen Pounder, her husband
toward Men". Five days after 'John and great grand-
delivering his sermon, the children, Kyrstie and Shane
Bi _ kop was killed by the of London. •
Kite's Men. New Years guests with Mr. -
During the Service, many and Mrs. Reg Wilson . Were'
lovely old. carols and "Com- their�"son and his family, Mr-.
Steve 'W'i{son
�urliorl � Hymns � were sung �`nd4 Mgrs, ,'
and the Service v(as climaxed Simone a and. - Shane of
by the .singing of "`ay to.the roil teed page 2
Ha ton. •
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