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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1977-01-20, Page 10L10--C.LINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, JANUARY20, 1977 the - BAYFIELivlena Erickson Centre board hears report of needed arena repairs The community Centre columns not properly an - Board members met Friday.. chored; with the main ev€ling, to hear ,the report of deficiencyain the foundation. the Kleinfeldt group on the Reinforcement costs in: condition of the Bayfield eluding soils engineering, Arena. Steve Blayney, ac- companied by his wife Cathy, Sand of London, was on and to explain the findings of the engineers who had inspected the arena. . The main faults were over- stressed joints; timber structural engineering, supervision and site visits, foundation work, truss reinforcement; rein- forcement of west end wall, bonds and misc. with a great deal of the work undertaken by town labour 'would be in the area of $60,050. Village social notes Richard Westlake of London was a guest for the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd A. Westlake and family. Mrs. James Martin, Vit- toria; Mrs. Dale Evans, Port Dover; Mr. James Martin Jr., Vittoria and Mrs. Ber- thena Hammond of the Village, were luncheon guests on Monday ,with their cousin, Mrs. Milvena Erickson. They had accompanied the body of their late father and gran- dfather, H. Newton Sturgeon of Port Dover to the Mausoleum in Bayfield Cemetery., Mrs. Ed Florian and Mr. James Sturgeon of Clinton were also callers at the Erickson'son Monday. Mrs. Ed Florian of Clinton, Mrs. Violet Sturgeon, Mrs. Jack. _Hammond and Mrs.., ;Walter Erickson attended the funeral of the late H. Newton Sturgeon. in Port Dover, Ont., on Sunday. The fate—Mr: "' Sturgeon was the brother of Mrs: Florian and Mrs. Hammond; nephew of Mrs. Sturgeon and a cousin of Mrs. Erickson. While in Port Dover on Sunday to attend, the funeral of her nephew H..Newton Sturgeon, Mrs. Violet Sturgeon visited with her family; her brothers; Mr. .and Mrs. Jack Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Bud (Otwell) Parker and her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Bunny Matthews. Miss Sally Bennett, Strathroy, visited for the 'weekend with her parents, • Rev. William M. and Mrs. Bennett. (intended for last week) Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Pollock, London and Mr. Ernie Pollock, Varna called onMrs. Milton Pollock, Goshen Line recently. Several visitors to the village recently who have returned to their respective homes were Lieut. Col. Dave Battye., his wife Helen and children., Blair and Rene, North Bay; Miss Helen Blair, Toronto and Miss Brenda Blair, New York with their rpother and grandmother, Mrs,. Robert Blair; Dr. Bill Tillmann, Anne and their family of London; George and Pat Cantrick and son Chris of Michigan; Norman Brown London and The Joe Beechies also of London; Mr. and Mrs. Charles McFadden of Toronto; all at their residences. Mrs. Margaret Day, Bir- mingham, Mich. called on Mr. and Mrs. Norman F. Cooper of Mount Clemens, Mich. at their Village home on Clan,Qregor Square. Best wishes for a speedy recovery are sent out to Mr. Arthur S. (Sonny) Atkinson who is _presently a patient in Pontiac General Hospital in Pontiac, Mich. Thought for the day:- "The most uncomfortable person on earth is one who' has just enough religion to make him uneasy,, not enough to be enjoyed and too much to be ignored: This would include $400 to, set up a monitored occupancy (engineering and clerical) in order to keep the arena operating, should the Village decide to repair . The Board decided to write to the Village Council for their views. John Siertsema was elected chairman for the year 1977 with Doug Sinnamon elected as vice-chairman. Gordon Graham is secretary - treasurer. It was learned that Mrs. Margaret -Garrett has offered to look after the Arts and Crafts Show to be held in the arena on Saturday, July 2. The Board was very ap- preciative of her offer and will assist her in setting up tables etc. Mr. Blayney also compared costs of building a new arena on another site (land costs not included) 200 x 90 feet (18,000 sq. ft.) complete with ice - making equipment -- „total $410,000.00 Best wishes Best wishes to Freda Scotchmer, who on Monday last, had the misfortune to fall, breaking both of her wrists. Maintaining her sense of humour when asked about her accident, Freda replied "at least I was in my own kitchen when it happened." Best wishes also to Rev. `Donald and ..Mrs. Beck of H.ensall, formerly, _ of Bayfield, for a speedy recovery, following. a motor vehicle accident. Men fete congregation' A delicious , dinner.,.. in by Mr. Bob Turner were prepared and served by the accepted as follows: Harry men of Trinity Church on Baker, Peoples Warden; Friday last in the Parish Hall, Vera Turner, Ernie Hovey, was enjoyed by the goodly Dr. Grosvenor Shepherd, number present. Mrs. Mary Shepherd, Mrs. Following the meal, the Vina Parker, Mrs. Lillian annual vestry meeting was Higgins as Board of` held, with the Rector of Management members; Mrs. Trinity, the Rev. William M. Greta DuBoulay as treasurer. , Bennett in the chair. Philip Mr. Gordon Graham and Mr. DuBoulay was appointed Philip DuBoulay were named Vestry Clerk, and read the lay delegates with Brig. minutes of last year's Vestry Smith and Harry Baker as meeting. The reports . of the alternate lay delegates. Rector, the Rector's Warden Special . thanks was ex - and the Board of tended to Jeanne Bennett for Management were accepted her work in putting together 'as written in the report. the annual reports; to Mrs. The treasurer's report, the financial statements of the Trinity A.C.W., Trinity Ladies Guild and Chancel Guild were all approved. ' The Rector appointed Brig. G. L. Morgan Smith as Rectors Warden, and Mrs. Bessie Hulls, Mrs. Milvena Eritkson,. Mrs. - Helen LeBeau, Mrs. Edith Smith and Dr. Rob Hunter and Bob Turner as his representatives on the Board of Management. The slate of officers brought Bayfield native passes The death occurred sud- denly on Friday, --Jan. 14, 1977 at Beechwood Resort, Port Dover, Ontario of Henry Newton Sturgeon in his 65th year. ti Born in ,Bayfield, Ont. on July 16, 1912 to the late William Sturgeon` and Jessie Beatrice Wallace_, Newton Sturgeon was educated in Bayfield Public and Con- tinuation School and resided there. .until. his work took him to Port Dover in 1941, where he resided until his death. ' Newton was a commercial fisherman by trade, and as a young man in Bayfield was the, catcher for the widely acclaimed baseball team 'there. On April 27, 1937 while and a brother, George visiting his uncle Willard Sturgeon.) (Byrd) Sturgeon in London, The funeral and committal Ont., he, 'with his uncle was service was held in- the involved in the rescue of Thompson Funeral Home in many Londoners who were Port Dover, -Ontario on stranded in a flood on -the Sunday, January 16, 1977 with west side of the city. The two Rev. Donald Pletsch of - men used a rowboat in the ficiating. rescue and were Credited - - with the saving of many lives: The late Mr.. Sturgeon'§ - Although ill%health forced remains were .transferred to him to retire, Newton was the Mausoleum. in Bayfield on present each year and Monday; January 17, 997.7 for assisted in the Church Ser- burial. later in the Bayfield , vice at the "Blessing of the Cemetery. The cortege was Nets" in Port Dover at the ' met in Bayfield by' the Rev. 'start of the fishing season Williafn M. Bennett of Trinity each spring. Anglican Chthrch. He was a kindly man- and will be missed greatly by his family and friends. He is survived by three daughters, Mrs. James (Betty) Martin, Vittoria, Ont.," .Mrs. Dale (June) _Evans, Port Dover, Ont., Mrs Wayne (Margaret) • Ruby Fitzsimons, past president of Trinity Ladies' Guild; to the Chancel Guild, with special mention being mad=e of_ the -beautiful decorating done in the Church for the Christmas services by Bob and Vera Turner; to the A.C.W. and to all those who help in the church and Sunday School during the year. Happy birthday wishes, led by Lillian Higgins, were sung to Mary Shepherd and Beulah Smith. The Rev. Bennett in his .report expressed gratitude to Almighty God who has led us and personally for he and his wife, Jeanne, on behalf of the Parish family, their thanks to the Church Wardens for their capable and responsible leadership in all areas of the Parish Life; to the loyal work of the Board of Management, the A.C.W. the Vestry Clerk, and all who gave of their time Lancaster, Dundas, Ont., and and talent during the year; one son, William N. ,Sturgeon the Trinity Ladies Guild and of Red Deer, Alberta; one the Altar Guild, who worked grandaughter; six grandsons. quietly but so faithfully for and,one great-grandson; two the good of Trinif3 Church sisters, Mrs. Jack (Berthena) and-- the parish paymasterr -„... I-lammond of Bayfield, and organist and choir director. • Mrs. Ed (Audrey) Florian of He asked for- harmony int Clinton; and one brother the years. ahead, that suc- James Sturgeon of Clinton, cesses of the past may -not Ont. (He,was predeceased by creep into the present to a sister Emma Cruickshank hinder the future. bugle Hullett Central Public School had a full truckload for their float at the Winter Carnival parade. (News -Record photo) • LET YOURSELF GO DOWNHILL a;z Council views mail plans Bayfield Council met in regular session :Monday evening and viewed plans of a proposed mini -shopping mall, submitted by Ray Bell. The plans showed a per- manent L.C.B.O. • outlet, a meat market and another store area not as yet leased out. Mr. Be11 has asked council to purchase a small area of the road allowance adjacent to his property in order for him to have the required area on which to build. A public hear1ng regarding this will be held on Friday, Feb. 4 at 7 p.m. in the ° Municipal Building to hear anyone who would be prejudicially affected by the closing of the piece of road known as Hill Terrace. It was learned that all road signs will have to be con- verted .to metric by' Sep- tember 1977; that the road subsidy for construction and maintenance had been granted; and councillors viewed plans for the sewage pump -out station to be con- structed by Small Crafts and Harbours at the Bayfield Marina on the south side of the Bayfield River. They also discussed the Ducharme subdivision. ' Council approved a grant of _ $25 to the St. Johns Ambulance and approved payment of the A.M.O. membership of $50. In other business, council decided to raise the price of dog tags` and to appeal to all the dogs running loose tp choose new masters. After .111, if the dogs had new masters that cared 'enough about them to keep there confined and not allow them to break the `by-law, then we would have some, good masters with pretty smart dogs. Come on dogs!!! What do you say??? Arf - arf! My sentiments exactly.!!! Village hockey news. Bayfield Pee Wees played On Jan. 14, Bayfield met two games two weeks ago Zurich in Bayfield. 'They Wed. night, Jan 5, they met played a good game with the Brusselswith the score of 14 - score of 8 - 6 fora Zurich, 1 for Brussels. Darin Telford 'Scoring for Bayfield were scored the goalwith Jeff . David Sturgeon (2),. Jeff Merner 'getting the assist; M rner (2) and barin Telford Friday night, Jan. 7 they played Grand Rend with, the score of 5 - 2 in favour of Grand Bend. It was a good game with lots of action. . Goals were scored by Jeff Merner and- Rob Siertsema with assists going to Ric -k Johnston,David Sturgeon and Wayne Gale. Bayfield Pee Wees played Milverton on Jan. 13 with the score of 7 to 1 for Milverton. Rick Johnston scored Bayfields' goal with Darin Telford getting the assist. (,2 *, ~ Assists went to Rick Johnston (3), Jeff,Merner (2), Darin Telford (2), and Robbie Chapman (1). Bayfield meets Monkton at Bayfield Friday, Jan. 21 at 8 p.m. If you enjoy hockey, come out and watch these young fellows play. You will be assured of a very en- tertaining evening — and'the price is still 50 cents. - BE A REGULAR BLOOD DONOR 1 Exclusive Gifts Antiques, Jewellery 565-2115 RESTAURANT * GROCERIES * FRESH VEGETABLES * FRESH MEATS * FRESH BAKING From Trapnell's Bakery, every Friday * AGENTS FOR GRAND BEND DRY CLEANERS Service days, Tuesday Thursday, Saturday. WE CARRY QUALITY CARNIVAL PRODUCTS AT SAVINGS TO YOU — OPEN: MON. TOES. THURS. & SAT.9-6 • F141. 9-9 PAT & WYNN GRAHAM 4” Take the � scenic route 1 including soup, beverage & dessert ONLY $3.00 Open - Monday - Friday, 10 a.m. 4p;m. 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