Clinton News-Record, 1977-05-19, Page 10PAGE 10--CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY. MAY 19. 1977
Council to place parking signs
Village Council met in
regular session Monday
evening, and decided to add
more signs on Main Street
designating angle parking
only along the whole of Main
Street.
It wag -reported that trucks
are left with engines running,
Village arena to be rebuilt
Approximately 125 people
gathered in the Community
Centre to discuss the fate of
the Bayfield Arena on Wed.
evening, May 11.
The arena has been con-
demned and ordered closed
due to several factors in-
cluding serious structural
faults and insufficient un-
derpinning.
The meeting was conducted
by John Siertsema, chairman
of the Community Centre
Board.
After some discussion, a
show of hands indicated the
meeting to be in favour of
building a new arena rather
than repairing the present
structure.
A proper engineering
presentation with pictures
and a detailed cost analysis
was suggested for a sub-
sequent meeting and ways of "i.
raising money to rebuild was
discussed.
Some felt it should be
raised by holding functions
and others suggested a door
to door canvass.
Costs of a new structure
could reach $400,000, of which
three quarters could be
funded through grants.
Villagesocial, personal notes
Some folks use any excuse
to blame someone or
something for their
misfortunes, like the woman
who on friday the 13th let a
forklift truck get away on her
and blamed, not her driving
or mishandling of the unit,
but blamed the day and the
date.
She not only had the
humiliating experience of
letting the unit get out of
control, but had to call Ed
Gale at the Tank and Tummy
Restaurant to release it with
the tow truck.
(I shan't embarrass the
young woman by revealing
her identity, however I will
say she is an employee of
Siddall Fisheries.)
Dawna Westlake has in-
formed us that the Arthritis
jars are now in the business
establishments in the Village
and will remain until the end
of September. She asks that
you drop some of your coins
in to aid in the research of this
crippling disease.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Atwood of Galion, Ohio and
Mrs. Atwood's father of
Sarnia, visited last weekend
with Mrs. E. J. Reid.
Master Dennis Florian of
Clinton visited for the
weekend with his aunt, Mrs.
Berthena Hammond.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Larson of London spent
Mother's Day with his mother
and father, Mr. and Mrs. R. J.
Larson.
-Mr. Harold A. Rogers and
Mrs. Rogers of Sun City,
Arizona, were the weekend
guests of his sister and
brother-in-law, Dr. R. G. and
Mrs. Hunter.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Aberhart
of Sarnia spent the weekend
at their Village home.
Mrs. Myrtle Pease and
Irvin of London were at their
Village residence for the
weekend.
Nice to welcome back Bob
and Grace O'Hara, who are at
Anglican church news
Sunday morning, Trinity
Anglican Church celebrated
Holy Communion with their
Rector, Rev. William Bennett
as celebrant. Assisting were
Philip Du Boulay and Andrew
Erickson. The Epistle was
read by Howard Lansing and
the offertory was received by
Alf McLaughlin and Morgan
Smith.
The Rector preached a
teaching sermon and spoke of
inner life and that it was
made up of three things,
Prayer, praise and Peace. He
said we should not only be
bearers of God's word but
doers also.
During the Service, the
Church Warden, Harry Baker
presented a cheque to the
Rector for the World Hunger
Fund. Following a prayer for
the gift; the Rector gave the
cheque to Lay Delegate to
Synod, Philip Du Boulay to
be presented at the Cathedral
Church at the 118th Synod.
An invitation is extended
for Ascension Day, Thurs.
May 19 to the Ordering of the
Deacons in St. George's
Church, Goderich at 7:30 p.m.
Ordinant will be Rt. Rev. T.
David B. Ragg, B.A., D.D.,
Bishop of Huron (Anglican)..
Also you are invited to
attend a Diocesan Festival of
Renewal and Rededication at
St. Paul's Cathedral, London,
on the day of Pentecost,
Sunday, May 29 at 4 p.m.
On Saturday, May 14,
Christine and Rick Johnston;
Johnie and Jamie Sauve;
Melanie Van Patter; Andrew,
Luanne and Lydia Erickson,
with Rev. William M. Ben-
nett, Mrs. Pat Van Patter and
Mrs. Milvena Erickson at-
tended the children's Festival
in St. Paul's Cathedral in
London.
About 1,200 children were
present • and enjoyed the
fellowship with one another.
The day was spent by wat-
ching a magician perform
some amazing feats and
telling the children of Jesus ;
a. puppet show about a very
exclusive "Club", where only
selected persons could join,
where they looked down on
everyone around them and
finally where only one puppet
was left all alone in his ex-
clusive Club; the rest had
joined the other people who
were laughing, singing and
loving one another.
They also sangnany songs
about Ahahan, Zacheus and
biblical stories and played
games on the Cathedral.
lawns.
Village Baptist
church news
The special speaker at the
Bayfield Baptist Church
Sunday was Dr. Gerald Benn;
president of the Baptist
Seminary of London. Dr.
Benn is also serving as
Associate Pastor of Central
Baptist Church in London. He
spent some years in Chat-
tenooga,Tennessee, both as a
Professor in the Temple Bible
School and as a Pastor.
In the morning Service, Dr.
Benn used as his text, 1st
Peter, chapter 2, verses 21
through 25.
The evening Service opened
with'a sing song of favourite
_hymns followed with
Testimonies from some of the
members of what the Lord
had done for them this week.
Dr. Benn explained the
purpose of the London Baptist
Seminary. He told that he
had had 30 students the first
year, which was a great
achievement and 50 more
enrolled for this fall. He
outlined the different
programs that are set up for
the students and added it is
God's school -not his.
He read from John and
also' 1st Corinthians em-
phasizing the Spirit of God
will be with you forever and
ever once you have asked him
into your heart.
While in the Village, Dr.
Benn and his son Steven
visited with Pastor Harrison
and family and spent the
supper hour at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Talbot.
NOTICE
To Bayfield Residents
Regular garbage pick up will be
fueisday morning May 24
Pick up for old furniture, appliances etc. will .be Tuesday
afternoon - kindly keep separate from regular garbage. Any
article= not picked up Tuesday afternoon, will be picked up
Wadnnday.
their Village home after
spending the winter months
in the sunny south.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Leonard, Willowdale, visited
last weekend with her
mother, Mrs. Clara
Featherstone in Queensway
Nursing Home in Hensall and
with her aunts, Mrs. E. J.
Reid, Mrs. R. J. Larson, Mrs.
L. B. Smith in the Village and
also Mrs. George Reid in
Varna.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Casler
from Lansing, Mich., spent
the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Talbot, and
called on Mr. and Mrs. Doug
Talbot, Debbie, Wendy and
Lisa and Mr. and Mrs. Les
Talbot and Cari Lynn.
Mr. Ray Schell motored to
Ayer's Cliff, Quebec, to spend
a few weeks with his
daughter, Miss Evelyn Schell
who is with the Canadian
Sunday School Mission there.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Pence
and Robert of Rochester,
Mich., visited for a few days
with her mother, Mrs. J. M.
Atkinson.
Very sincere sympathy is
extended to Kay Cluff and
daughters Cindy and Coleen
in the sudden loss of a
husband and father, William
Howard Cluff.
The Bayfield Lions marked 30 years of service to the community last Friday night at
Vanastra with a dinner and dance and in attendance, were five charter members who are
still active. Left to right are E .pie Hovey, Jack Scotchmer, Lloyd Makins, Charlie Scotch -
mer, and Les Elliott, chatting with president Don Johnston. Les and Jack were also
honored for having 30 years perfect attendance. (News -Record photo)
Village, Social personal notes
By Nina Haw
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Parker
visited in Dorchester and
London and while in London,
attended Weable Collegiate
presentation of "Tom' Jones."
Visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Native marks 100th
Mr. Montague Everett, an
uncle of Mrs. George
Bellchamber of Willowdale,
formerly of Bayfield,
reported to his niece in a
telephone conversation that
he had been seated next to
Miss Birdie Marks at
Samarkand, Santa Barbara,
California, when she
celebrated her 100th birthday
on March 19, 1977.
Miss Marks is a daughter of
the late Tudor -Marks and was
born and raised in Bayfield.
Fishermen rescue cruise
On Wednesday evening,
May 11, the Coast Guard in
Sarnia received an S.O.S.
message via a C.B. radio of a
cabin cruiser in distress
about one and one half hours
due west off Bayfield.
The Coast Guard in turn
notified the Goderich Detach-
ment of the Ontario
Provincial Police who in turn
contacted Donald R. McLeod
of Bayfield.
Donald Captain of the
fishing tug "Ferroclad",
along with two volunteer
crewmen, George Chaussee
and Doug Telford, set out
across Lake Huron to rescue
the distressed craft.
More than four hours later
(around midnight) they had
towed the "Dream Weaver",
a cabin cruiser owned by Mr.
Hoskins of Toronto, safely
into Bort. He- and his
passenger boarded the
Ferroclad to get warm after
securing a tow line to the
cabin cruiser.
The couple had been on an
intended cruise to Port
Sanilac, Mich., when they'
encountered engine trouble.'
Made policeman
Congratulations to Glen
Sturgeon, who following
completion of a Course of
Training in Law Enforcement
has received his Ontario
Police College Diploma from
the Police College at Aylmer.
Glen is presently employed
as a Warden in the Pinery
Provincial Park, Grand
Bend.
Anglican women meets
•Trinity Church Ladies
Guild met at the Rectory on
Tues. afternoon, May 10 with
the president, Mrs. Vera
Turner presiding.
The roll call showed 16
members present, one guest
Mrs. Cathy Sauve and
welcomed one new .member
Mrs. Clara Wilson. Mrs. Fern
Baker read the scripture and
a lovely poem entitled
"Thoughts".
Mrs. Berthena Hammond,
secretary read her report and
the treasurer's report was
given by Mrs. Lorna Merner.
Mrs. Ruby Fitisimons, card
and flower secretary, gave
her report and all the
members , signed a get -well
card to send to a member,
Mrs. Margaret Wain who is
The rneeting.voted to send a
gift of money to their Foster
Child. It was decided to hand
in the first half of their-,th
pennies in November and the
Dther half in December.
The Guild members have
been invited to the lovely lake
side home of Mrs. Ruth
Mutzelburg for their June
meeting for a pot luck supper.
The ladies are to meet at
Trinity Church at 3 p.m. on
June 14 to be transported to
Mrs. Mut•zelburg's . Mrs.
Margaret Larson is to read
the Scripture and Mrs. Mary
'Clark the poem.
The meeting closed with
prayer and the benediction.
Hostess, Mrs. Jeanne Bennett
served a lovely lunch.
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Ken Lynn were Mrs. Carol
Lynn and daughters, Debra
and Diana from Mississauga
also Reta Bassilo of Toronto
and Frank Gerachi of Win-
dsor.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
Latimer of Downsview were
at their home here on Howard
St. They had Geo. Cowie of
Downsview and Julie Hirtle
of Weston visiting them.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Collier
London and Mr. and Mrs. S.
Thaler of Kitchener were
recent visitors in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. W.D. Arm-`
strong.
Services will commence at
Knox Presbyterian ' Church
next Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Paton from Knox
College Toronto in charge.
They will be staying while
here in Mrs. J. Menary's
house.
Mrs. Menary is still a
patient in Clinton Hospital
and is missed by her many
friends in Bayfield.
Mrs. Peggy Morley of
Cleveland was at her home
here for a few days.
Kris and Gwen Claudia,
from London spent the
weekend at their cottage
here.
Mr. Robt. Turner, who
spent two weeks at University
of Guelph, attending a
laundry and linen
management course, .has
returned home. While
grandpa was away; little
Mathew and Timmie King of
Blyth took care of grandma.
The 3 M's of St. Andrew's
continued on page 11
United Church notes
The ladies of St. Andrew's
'United Church are asked to
have their baked goods to
Dawna Westlake's at 10 a.m.
Saturday morning for
arranging and pricing for
their bake sale at 11 a.m. to
be held on Dawna's lawn.
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• We understand that Mrs.
Doris Reddock, wife of the
United . Church minister, is
progressing favourably and is
expected home early this
week. Mrs. Reddock has been
hospitalized in London.
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side able lengths of time, to attend a meeting in Clinton
disturbing residents along where they will attempt to
Main Street. Ample parking explain the reasons for the
is available around Clan increased costs in education.
Gregor Square for vehicles Council voted to send a
too long to angle park on the
street.
It was learned that the
regular garbage pickup will
be on Tuesday morning, May
24 and a special trash pickup
of anything other than
regular garbage will be held
on Tuesday afternoon.
This special pickup of trash
is to be bundled or tied or in
such a manner so it will be
able to be handled by the
collector. If it is not all
collected on Tuesday af-
ternoon, the remainder will
be collected the following day
(see details in display ad this
issue Clinton News -Record).
Notification of septic tank
approval was received from
the Huron County Health Unit
in Goderich for William
Mclllwain and Dan May.
A letter from the Huron
County Board of Education
was received extending an
invitation to the Reeve,
letter of thanks to Chris Kiar,
Ontario Land Surveyor of
Goderich for his -gift of a
detailed map of Plan 5 of the
Village of Bayfield, passed a.
resolution to apply for an
additional three year lease to
the Government for the
Bayfield Marina. They
learned' that the gravel had
been spread on the streets,
that the paving will be
completed by the weekend
and that the calcium will bel
spread on the Village streets
as soon as it arrives, and
appointed Doug Sinnamon as
the Village representative on
the Fire Area Board.
The Board will consist of a
member from Stanley
Township, one member from
the Township of Goderich,
one from the Fire Association
and the Reeve of Bayfield as
the Chairman. The next
regular council meeting is on
Monday, June 6.
Soccer club loses
Bayfield and Grand Bend
Minor Soccer clubs coached
t y Dave Silcock and Fred
Gale, joined forces to take on
the London and District
champions, Saturday last in
3t. Thomas.
The boys played a good
game and at half time they
were down 6-0. In the second
Zalf they came on stronger
And scored four goals, losing
Dy a score of 6-4.
Andrew Couper scored two
of the goals assisted by Mike
Telford who also scored a
goal. One of the Grand Bend
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goal.
Tuesday night is Huron
County All-Star practise in
Bayfield and three boys from
the Bayfield team have made
the all-stars thus far namely, •
Darin Telford, Robbie
Chapman and Wayne Gale.
Thursday night, Bayfielce
play Goderich in Goderich.
The boys ask that you be
reminded of their pop bottle
and beer bottle drive on
Saturday. They would very.
much appreciate your sup-
port.
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