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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1977-09-29, Page 110 the BA YFIEL Milvena Erickson ugie LACAC committee getting flack by Dor s'Hunter ,,0 The LACAC committee has now been convened. Some 1,75 ratepayers were concerned enough to sign a petition requesting this., and 30 of them went to Bayfield Couneil to present •their petition. • Four of the nine members appointed by council laSt. gust were brave enough to pear, along with Reeve Ed ddleifson and advisor Nicholas Hill, just to make a quorum. The committee has also received a lot of flack. It has been said .;that the committee is controversial and it's better not to be in it. Others have said that they don't want anyone telling them what to do with their own homes. It's 4 also been said that those summer people would like us to live in log houses and they're only here for two months of the year. Some say that young people aren't interested in those old houses and anyway those houses could just fall down. That is what the committee has heard, just for openers, and in all honesty tend to 8• a ree with some of it. n the other side of .the , all will agree that our village is beautiful. Most of the homes in Bayfield are privately owned and so well cared for, each possessing wseal individuality. Yesteryear "summer people" closed their doors on Thanksgiving Day not to • return until the following May and one small boy noted, "They don't -even go, down to Honey's." Hence the year round community only came to know a few of them. Today, one cottage after a4other is being converted into winter homes and the "summer people" come on Ito weekends through the winter and 'they are here to stay as permanent residents like Gwen Pemberton,. Rob :and Doris Hunter, Jack and Peg Tillman and this year the Beatty's.- We may live in glorified cabins .but, we certainly have all the amenities. As for the young people, we can't define young too clearly, but Kelso Fitzsimons has just purchased the old MacGregor " house from Donnie Hat for his bride. Arch and Ruth Andrew have the Maggie Scotchmer house and Fraser and Mary Ellen Fellows have bought the Johnston cottage and so it. gsses,, new life in old dYvellings. Arch and Ruth Andrew love their new home and wouldn't part with the Victorian treilage or the lovely peeked eaves. They would love to know where that unique glass in their front door came from. It has the rose, the sham- rock, the thistle and the leek on it .< How lovely patriotism - was. Please close the door gently 4 when calling on the Andrews. Rob artd•'Doris Hunter are most happy to have their aged dwelling designated by the conservatory groups. Their daughters resisted any changes to the house, even their seven-year-old daughter wants Bayfield House, to stay that way: There is youth interested in old houses. �' Arch Andrews said yes, 'when asked if he would consider having his house to be designated. Now, we all love the Main Street as it was three years ago, we shake our heads over the changes anti watch with apprehension any building on it. We do know, more or less, that people have to live in comfort in their homes. Bill Gammage is building, but he is doing so at the back of his store and is wondering what else he can do to make his property fit into the scenery. Pat and Wynn Graham did such a good Job of expanding their store last year,. no one can see it from the street. Surely a., man like Doug Sinnamon must be trying his best, to make his extension fit into the streetscape. Really until now, that block has been the one unspoiled in the business section. The store is so attractive with its nise new paint job and we are sure that the Sinnamons ' are well aware of this and of public opinion. The LACAC committee would value your opinions. Do talk to any member and come with constructive suggestions. Meanwhile, .look around you. Have you looked under the trees in front of Walter Westlake's and admired that lovely treilage? How the red color enhances it on the grey building. Baptisi Auxiary meets By Janet Talbot The regular monthly meeting of the Baptist Wo'men's Missionary Fellowship of the Bayfield Baptist Church was held Tuesday evening in the Sunday School room. The President, Mrs. Phyllis Nicholson presided and the meeting opened with a Hymn, followed with Prayer .by Diana Harrison. ,Gladys Talbot, secretary treasurer. read the minutes of the last meeting and gave the treasury report. A letter was read from Missionaries, Mr. and Mrs. Les Sheils who are at home from the Mission Field and presently living in Tillsonburg. In the business period, it was decided to decorate the church for the Thanksgiving Service and to bring donations of . fruit and vegetables to go to the London Bible College. The ladies in the Blue Water Rest Home and Huronview have requested donations of all used nylons to be used for the making of fancy cushions ,and stuffed animals. So please do not throw them out, just send them along to any member of the Bayfield Baptist Church. The guest Speaker and soloist for the evening, Miss Evelyn Schell, Missionary with the Canadian Sunday School Mission in Quebec, rendered a lovely 'solo "The family of God" which was followed with the Circle of Prayer. Evelyn then sang "My Father planned it all" and then spoke on the theme-- -Preparb your hearts daily, using Ezra chapter 7, verse 10 as her reference, She said one must put God first in all things. 'She reported on some phases of her work in Camp Livingston in Quebec, and explained how rewarding the work is when one sees pastors, Christian Business people, Christian workers, insulspray Insulspray-starts as a liquid foam. It fills the empty space be- tween inside and outside walls: Theni-t hardens to form. a longlasting I arrier against winter old and summer heat. If you are considering wall, insulation, give us a call at 565-2633 or write Box 158 Bayfield. Bluewater 'Insulation Ltd. Insulspray is a registered trademark of Borden, Inc. camp councellors, etc. that all started from attending the summer camp as children, in one of the many Canadian Sunday School Mission Camps all Canada. Baptist Church News The Sunday services at the Bayfield Baptist Church started at 10 am, with classes for all ages in the Sunday School, including the nursery for the wee ones. The Pastor, Rev. Brian Harrison used Joshua 20 as his text in the morning .ser- vice and spoke about the Cities of Refuge. After the evening service, a Fireside hour was spent in the Sunday School room, with refreshments .nand a social time. Anglican church news Trinity Anglican Church celebrated Holy Communion at 8 a.m. aid Sung Mattins at 10 a.m. on Sunday morning, with the rector, Rev. William M. Bennett in charge. At the 10 a.m. service,, Mrs. Lillian Higgins read the lesson taken from the Old Testament and Alf McLaughlin and Morgan Smith collected the offering. Mrs. Jeanne Bennett and Mrs. . Berthena Hammond taught Sunday School. The gector announced that Rev. D.W, Sargent will be inducted into his new parish Personal notes Mr. Ray Schell and Daughter, Evelyn, visited friends in Tillsonburg .on Saturday. Evelyn spoke and showed slides of her work in Quebec at the North Broadway Church, Tillson- burg on Sunay. Mr. and Mrs. Norm Talbot attended the Sunday evening service at the North Broadway Baptist Church, Tillsonburg. .Mr. and Mrs. James Walker of Brandon, Manitoba are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Walker here. Mr. and Mrs. Norm Talbot attended the funeral service for Mr. Stanley Noels in Otterville on Saturday. ACTS meets • Trinity ACW met Thur- sday, September 21 at "The Hut", home of Mrs. Lucy Diehl, The president, Mrs. Edith Smith presided. Mrs. Evelene Earl, secretary, read a letter from their sponsored student in Kalimpong, West Bengal, India, The scripture was read by Mrs. Pat Van Patter and Mrs. Bessie Hulls, educational reader favoured with two poems. It, was announced that the Fall Deanery of the South Saugeen will be held in Kincardine on October 4 with registration at 9:30 a.m. Following closing prayer.s,, Mrs. Muriel Althoff served a delicious lunch. 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An in- vitation to all to attend this scjrvice is warmly extended. STOP -BOTH DIRECTIONS FORA SCHOOL BUS CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1977—PAGE 11 Queens wa y lady greets matiy friends and relatives on her birthday, by Bertha MacGregor Mrs. Vera Lammie celebrated her birthday on September 23. Visiting wjth her were Misses Greta. and Amy Lammie, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wright,Illa Dunn and Iva Ridley. Visitors with Irene Kalbfleisch were Mrs. Jennie Bart, Mrs. Joan Bettridge, Mrs. Bishop and Mrs. Lorraine Funnel. Chester and Ilia Dunn, Loreen and Jack Paisley, Toronto visited with Vera Lammie. Ian Reed of - Mississauga visited his grandmother Mrs. E. Sararus. Visitors with Louise Mit- chell were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Parker and son, Stratford, Mrs. •Mary Hannigan and 'Mrs. Mary Holtzman, Exeter also Mrs. Jean Munn and Vera Coates, Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. John Arthur St. Marys, Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey Arthur, Exeter visited Mrs. Sarah Arthur. Edna Werner of London visited Mrs. May Beer. Marion and. Howard Johns visited Mrs. Mabel Johns. AliFe Kendrick and Ruth Durand visited their mother Mrs. Hendrick. Cecil and Betty Smith and Mrs. Milford visited several residents. The Church service was conducted by the Rev. Don Beck accompanied by Louise Mitchell at the piano. Mrs. Glenn Bell and Mrs. Harry Snell, Exeter visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Don Rigby in Blenheim • Huron County Day Care Centre FOR THE HOMEBOUND OPEN HOUSE and TEA PARTY Where? What? Why? When? Whom? Welcome Centre, Huronview, Clinton. Day Care Centre for the home bound. Have Tea and Cookies, view the facilities, and learn more about the program. Friday, September 30th 2 p.m. All interested persons e.g. shut-ins, friends, relatives, volunteers, Ministers, Doctors. "Operation Clean Sweep" ....our "Clearance" of remaining 1977 Ford Products. 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