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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1977-09-08, Page 10The second place winner in the floats at the Bayfield parade was from The Old Homestead, who put on their Grizzly Adams rendition for the event in the fall fair, (News - Record photo) Dolmage, Mrs. F. Boa. Centrepiece - (not frilled): Mrs. F: 'Boa, Mrs. C. Colclough, Mrs. B. Evans. Dining room accessories: Luncheon Cloth - embroidered or cross stitch: Mrs, E. E `Riley, Mrs. C. Colclough. Luncheon cloth - handmade lace trim; Mrs, E. E. Riley, Mrs. C. Colclough. Four place mats - new design; Greta duBoulay, Mrs. C. Colclough. Hand-woven article: Mrs. Greta duBoulay. Bedroom Accessories: One pillow case - embroidered: Mrs. R. McMichael, Mrs.. F. Boa, Miss Dorothy Marquis. One pilloys' case - cross-stitch: Mrs. R, McMichael, Mrs. B. 'Evans, Mrs. C. Colclough. One pillow case - crochet trine : Mrs, R. McMichael, Mrs. F, Boa, Mrs. B. Evans. Bedspread - hand -made: Mrs. Edna Paterson (one "1') Kitchen Akkessories : Tea Cosy: Mrs. Esther Makins, Miss Dorothy Marquis, Mrs. Ruthann Knights. Two tea towels - enihroidered: Mrs. F. Boa, Mrs, C. Colclough, Mrs, B. Evans. Collection three novelty pot - holders: Esther Mak ins, Mrs. C. Colclough, Mrs. E. E. Riley, Oven Door finger towel: Mrs, 13, Evans, Mrs. C. Colclough, Mrs. F. Boa: Apron and pot -holder to match: Mrs. B. Evans, Mrs. E. E. Riley, Children's Wear: Dress - double knit fabric,' Mrs, I). Turner, Mrs. Ruth Getty. • • Child's toque and mitts: Mrs. W. Dolmage, Mrs. Carolyn McKay, Mrs. Latta Kerr, Child's 2 PC' outfit - slacks and top: Mrs. D. Turner Child's Cardigan sweater: Mrs. 1 iota Kerr, Mrs. Ruthann Knights, Mrs, C. Colclough. Child's slippers; with sample: Mrs. F. Boa, Mrs. Bora Gregg, Ml's, W. Dolmage. Infant's jacket and honnot - crochet - lime green or white: Mr's. Lotti Kerr, Mrs. C. Colclough, Mrs. F. F3oa, Small Apron - for mother and daughter: Mrs. B. Evans, Ladies' 2 pc. slack outfit: Mrs, Ni. Reed,.M rs. 1), 'Turner. Ladies' Blouse: Mr's. M. Reed;' Mrs, 1),Turner, Ladies' matching hat and scurf: C. Colclough, Mrs. W, Dolmage, Cape or Poncho - knit : Mrs. R. McM ichael, Mrs. Ruthann Knights, Mrs. C. Colclough. Cape or poncho • crochet : Mr's. F. Boa, Mrs. Carolyn McKay, l\1rs. Carol ', isher. Men's Wear: Man's sweater - 4 ply wool: Mrs. Lotto Kerr, Man's toque•and mitts: Mrs, F. Boa. - Man's sleeveless sweater: Mrs. C. Colclough. Other ladies' work : Knitted Lace: C. Colclough, Mrs. F. Boa. Crochet Lace: Mrs. F. Boa, Mrs. 13. Evans. Shopping Bag - Hand Made: C. Colclough, Dorothy Marquis, Four quilt blocks - namedesign - mounted - appliqued: Mrs, F. -13oa. • Crib Quilt; hlrs, F. 130a, Mr's. 1':. I•:. Riley, Dorothy I\'largtris. • (guilt - cotton - plain - fancy quilting: Mrs. F. Boa, Mrs. R. McMichael, Mrs. 1' E. Riley. Quilt - appliqued: Mrs, Marilyn Warner, Mrs. R. McMichael, Mrs, F. Boa. Quilt - cross-stitch: Mrs. R. McMichael. • (continued on page 11) ro • • PACIrE 10--NCLINTONNEWS-RECORb, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1977 �tA the BAYFIELl�Erickson Mi Council supports heritage by Dawna Westlake Bayfield Council received a petition with some 170 names at their regular meeting on Monday ° eve,ping. Armand Maness, who acted as spokesman, delivered the petition which „regrets the lack of action taken by council to callmeetings of a committee which was ap- pointed last year to work with the councillors on a proclaimed heritage area within the village. Maness stated that the interested people feel that many things can be done by having meetings and trying for input from all the sectors in the village, He noted that a study should be .done -regarding rezoning by-laws to see if funds are available through Heritage Canada for this. Maness pointed out that everything possible should be done to maintain the village's character and he• urged council to ,.activate a com- mittee at once to deal with this. Reeve Ed Oddleifson agreed to call a meeting in. September and explained part of the problem was the adoption of an official plan. He' noted that Main Street and the area around Clan Gregor Square has already been designated ,as a heritage area. A "vote no" committee has been formed and will lobby against an October 12 plebiscite asking for a liquor lounge in the Albion Hotel in Bayfield. Dr. Shepherd asked council for clarification of a liquor lounge and informed council of the committee. The Albion Hotel now has a dining lounge which allows liquor to he served only with a meal. However, a liquor lounge would not require customers to have a meal. Some 30 citizens attended the council meeting and expressed complaints that cars are using Tuyll Street as a drag strip. The safety of the pedestrians is a concern here. The problem of barking dogs, day and night especially, in the Howard Street area rand the Tuyll Street area was also brought up. Besides the verbal complaints about the dogs, a letter was also received from a concerned citizen. Complaints regarding the. noise and vehicle parking on Louisa Street were also heard by the council. It was suggested to council to discuss with the Depart- ment of Highways, changing the speed limit on Highway 21 within the village limits from 50 and 40 mph to 30 mph or 50 km -h. In other business, council reported that part of the Wintario grant for the new library has been received and the landscaping will be completed by the end of September. It was noted that the official continued on page 11 Bayfield judging results DOMESTIC SCIENCE Preserves - One pint strawberries; Mrs. Bert Evans. One pint raspberries; ''Mrs. Bert Evans. One pint peaches; Mrs. Bert Evans. One pint plums; Mrs, Bert Evans. `One pint pears,: Mrs. I3ert Evans, Carol Penhale. One pint pickled beans; Eva Roorda. One pint tomatoes -canned; Mrs. Bert Evans, Doris Schilbe. One pint pickled corn; Carolyn" MacKay, C. Porter. Chili sauce; Alice Quick; Carolyn MacKay, Carol Penhale. Cucumber pickles(sweet); C. Porter, Rose Dundas, Ruth Getty. Catsup; Mrs. Bert Evans. Tomato juice; Eva Roorda, D. MacKenzie. Strawberry jam; Marilyn Haw, Eva Roorda, Frances Schilbe. Raspberry jam; Frances Schllhe, Marilyn Haw, Carol Fisher. Grape ,jelly; C. Porter(Mrs. Gordon Porter). Apple jelly; Ruth Getty, Anne Tillman. Any currant jam; Kathleen Siertsema, Charlene Porter, Alicc9 Walker. Marmalade; Alice Walker, "Gee, that's a long way down," seems to be the thoughts in this little girl's head as the ground zooms by her while she enjoys one of the many attractions at the Bayfield Fall Fair over the past weekend. .The midway was sponsored by the Bayfield Lions club. (News -Record photo) Arthritis canvas corning Arthritis means literally, inflammation of the joints. It is a general term much like stomach-ache which describes the significant manifestation of a disease Without identifying it. There are more than 100 different kinds of Arthritis. Watch for your Bayfield Lioness members, who will be can - ,Independent Shipper to United Co-operative of Ontario Livestock Dept. Toronto Ship Your Livestock with Roy ,Scotchmer Mrbnda is Shipping Day'Fro area Stockyard CALL B F I E,.LD 565.2636 By 7t a.m. Monday For .Prompt Service 06 Charges on Pick-up - tf. vassing the village the second and third , weeks • of Sep-: tember. Lois Lance, Ruth Getty. Maple syrup; Frances ,Schilbe, Doris Schilbe, • Sweet relish; Frances Schilbe, Carolyn MacKay, Doris Schilbe. Special Baking - Bayfield Agricultural Society Special - Light Fruit Cake; Carol Fisher, Marilyn Haw, Kathleen Siert- sema. Dark fruit cake; Kathleen Siertsema, Marilyn Haw, Eva Roorda,- Cadbury-Schweppes chocolate cake; .Carol Penhale, Ruth Getty, Marilyn Haw. Wm. Neilson chocolate cake; Sue May. Arva Flour Mills - Six chocolage brownies; Mrs. H. Beierling, Kathleen 'Siert- sema, Carol Penhale. • Date and nut loaf; Carol Penhale, Kathleen Siertsema, Marilyn Haw. ' • Apple pie., Mrs, Wm. Dolmage, Marilyn How, Mr -s. H. Beireling. Six cocoanut tarts; Frances Schilhe, Carol Penhale, C. Porter. Schneiders Limited - Apple Pie',: Doris Schilhe, Marilyn Haw, Mrs, F'1. Beireling. Banana cake: Carol Penhale, Kathleen Siertsema, Mrs. Wm. Dolma go Six butter tarts; Prances Schilbe, Mrs. W. Dolmage, Carol Penh -ale. Ontario Bean Producers - Ruth Getty. Frances Schilhe, Doris Schilbe. Clausius and Son - Banana cake (layer); Marilyn Haw, Kathleen Siertsema, Charlene Porter, Don's Best -Valu Market • cherry pie; Frances Schilhe, Marilyn Hay. McAsh General Store - pum- pkin pie; Carol Fisher, Mrs. H. Beireling, Frances Schilbe. Special commercial features Apples: Kathleen Siertsema, Marilyn Haw, Carol Fisher, Ruth Getty, Debbie Torrance, Mrs. Wm. Dolmage, Peaches; Marilyn Haw, Kathleen Siertsema, Carol Fisher, Brenda Schilbe, Ruth Getty, Mrs. Wm. Dolmage. Tomatoes; Carol Fisher, Marilyn Haw, Kathleen Siert- sema, Brenda Schilhe, Doreen McKenzie, Ruth Getty, M`rs. Wm. Dolmage. LADIES' WORK Wall Hanging - (not Macrame) : Greta DuBoulay, Dorothy Marquis, Mrs, W. Thompson. ' Three doilies, not over 10": Mrs. F. Boa, Mrs. B. Evans. Cushion - crewel work: Mrs. Alice Walker, Mrs. E. E. Riley. •Cushion - new idea : Mrs. Penelope Johnson, Mrs. W. ugle p .. BayfieidFali Far -results Raking Vegetable salad; Kathleen Siertsema, Marilyn Haw, Ruth Getty. Six bran muffins; Eva Roarda, Carolyn MacKay, Mrs. Herb Beierling. Six peanut butter cookies; 'Mrs. . Porter, Mrs. W. Dolmage, rs'. Eva Roord.a. 0©000000000,0000 o o POOL COVER WITH WATER BAGS -value s2O8.9s With the purchase of any Pool before the 30th of September, 1977 • ©© BLUE HORIZON . POOLS A DIVISION OF CHAS. BRUiNSMA CONSTRUCTION RR 2, GODERICH 524-9804 Your dealer for Corinthian Pools Chemicals - Accessories ,0 Fall Kours: Sept. 8 through Oct. 9 Thursdays -- 1 'p.m. 5 p.m. Fridays — 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. Saturdays -- 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Sundays -- 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Six shortbread cookies; Mrs. Eva Roorda. Banana loaf(Uniced); Ruth Getty, Mrs. G.C. Porter, Kathleen Siertsema. Lemon loaf; Carol Penhale, Eva Roorda, Kathleen Siert- sema. Marble cake; Kathleen Sier- tsema. Six or2tneal date squares; Mrs. H. BeierFing, C. Porter, Eva Roorda. Dutch apple pie; Marilyn Haw, Doris Schilbe, Mrs. H. Beierling. . Raisin pie; Eva Roorda, Doris Schilbe, Mrs. H. 13eierling. Angel food cake(uniced) : Mrs. Bert Evans, C. Porter, Kathleen Siertsema. Loaf homemade white bread; Mrs. Eva Roorda. Loaf homemade brown bread; Mrs. Eva Roorda, C. Colclough, Ruth Getty. Six tea biscuits; Mrs. Wm. Dolmage,-Mrs: d.C. Porter, Mrs. Eva Roorda. 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