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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1978-03-02, Page 10PAGE 10—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1978 the BAYFIELD Milvena �bugle Seniors 'variety night packs hall "Fantastic, wonderful, very enjoyable and most thoughtful" were words described by the seniors who attended the senior citizens night, Saturday evening in the Community Centre, sponsored by the Lioness Club. A packed community centre heard Wendy Penhale read a story entitled "Miss Dorothy Entertains the Minister"; Lisa Taman, accompanied by her mother, Rose, favoured with step - dancing ; an0 the Bedard Family of OR 2, Zurich, Gerard, Mary Margaret, Charles and Elizabeth sang, played musical instruments, and were a delightful group of young people. The Cubs and Scouts each presented skits and the Brownies sang several numbers. Elmer Trick of Clinton in his inimitable style, played several piano solos; Debbie Siertsema. step - danced ; Michael Clark sang and accompanied himself on the guitar; and The Lions Good Time Band then lead a sing song of many old favourites. The program ended with the senior citizens square dancing with senior president Harry Baker as the caller and the Good Time band providing the music, after which the Lioness served a lovely lunch. Students comment on strike Word has it that the Huron County secondary students will be out of classes until the middle of March. Wondering what the students thought of the situation, this writer decided to seek out some of them and ask their opinions. Most of those interviewed felt that the students were not well enough informed; they all hoped the strike would be settled very soon; and the students should not be locked out,they should be allowed to go to school to study. Basically, they felt that the teachers were thinking more of the student's welfare than the board was, but the teachers' decision to strike ultimately effects the students, so feelings were mixed as to what the teachers' motives really were. They felt that if the strike went on very long and too much class room time was lost, the students would begin to hate the teachers and so would the parents and thus the pupils and parents would be pitted against the teachers and on the side of the Board. They also felt too that the board could not give in to Musings from the Lions We learn from the Lions club: That...Monday, March 27, the Bayfield Lions Club will visit the Port Sanilac Club in Michigan. Bus arrangements are made and will leave Bayfield at about 4:30 p.m. The Lions Club will be twined with Michigan next year and this could be the first twin- ning between A15 and a club in Michigan. That...March 14 is nomination night for officers for the year 1978-79. that...March 3 is the Lioness sponsored teen and pre -Teen Baptist church news By Bonnie Talbot On February 26, Pastor Les Shiel from Tillsonburg filled the pulpit for both the Adult Sunday School Hour and for the morning worship service. Pastor Shiel opened his sermon with Scripture reading from Revelation Ch. 11 vs. 1-14. He pointed out the fact that Revelation is the only book in the Bible that a believer is promised a blessing just for reading it. Pastor Shiel went on to talk about the Existence of God; The Love of God and finally The Salvation of God. The Anglican news Sung Mattins was observed in Trinity Anglican Church, Sunday morning, with the Rector, Rev. William M. Bennett in charge. Dr. Grosvenor Shepherd read the lesson from Hebrews, for the third Sunday in Lent. Sunday next "Mothering Sunday" will be observed in Trinity with a combined service for members of Trinity and St. James, Middleton. A social time will be held after the service in the Parish Hall where the congregations will partake of the specially baked Simnel Cake, thus reviving an -old tradition in the Anglican Communion. Smile If love conquers all, how come Valentine's Day isn't a three-day weekend holiday? "Existence of God" can be seen in Psalm 19 as God speaks to us first thru nature and secondly thru scripture. The "Love of God" is ex- pressed in John 3:16 and John 4-7 where we find God is Love. The Salvation of God is seen in I Timothy 2-5 where it states there is One God and one mediator between man and God. The mediator is Jesus Christ. The service was closed very appropriately with the singing of "Room At The Cross for You" and prayer. Pastor Shiel also returned for the evening worship ' service to share with us the message the Holy Spirit had laid on his heart. every request by the teachers, because as they cxplai'ned it, this is a unionized society, and let's try and stop it someplace. e Maybe this is the place to try and curb some of the demands and both give in at least a little and let students get back into the class rooms and get on with their education. Basically pretty sound judgement from the group of young people I talked to. Maybe they need some of these young adults on the negotiating team. dance to a DJ in the Com- munity Centre, starting at 8 p.m. That...March 17 Begorra.. is the Lioness sponsored 17th of Ireland, St. Patrick's Dance, to a real live band of leprechans. That...March 20 Lions Club Bingo (Han) at the com- munity Centre. That...April 11 election night for officers for the coming year. That...spring is on its way; so get out and get the tickets sold on the Bayfield River Break-up contest_ The holder of the ticket recording thee, correct time will be richer by $200. That..two first are recorded in the history of the Bayfield Lions Club: they boast an all time high membership of active members of 51, and that..David Johnston Sr. was welcomed as a new member of the Club with his son David Johnston Jr. as the sponsor. that...because of the trip to Sanilac, Mich. on March 27th, there will be no meeting of Bayfield Lions Club on March 28th. Bayfield Scouts at church Bayfield Boy Scouts and Cubs attended St. Andrew's United Church Sunday morning in honour of Scouring Week. Scout Roger McKinley read the scripture and Scout Trevor Scotchmer and Cub Bobby Dunn acted as ushers. Rev. Reddoch spoke to the young people in keeping with "Thinking Day". A camp Cub meeting was Prayer service An invitation is extended to all women of the Village and area to share in the special service of worship at the World Day of Prayer service to be held Friday March 3 at 3 p.m. in St. Andrews United Church. Mrs. Luther of 'Hensall will be the guest speaker. Best Interest * 9 % We represent many Trust Companies. We ore ofteo able to arrange for the highest interest being offered on Guaran- teed investment Certificates. • Sublect to,c ange • Gaiser-Kneale Insurance Agency Inc. igg14 Isaac St., Clinton, Onto . Phone 482-9747 held Sunday afternoon at the home of the assistant district commissioner for southern division, Mr. J. Campbell in Exeter. Leaders Carol Fisher and David Renner of Bayfield attended and one of the many things accomplished was the setting up of the camps for the coming season, slated to be held at Point Farms Provincial Park, north of Goderich. • In the second draw at the Farmers' Spiel at Vanastra last Saturday, the winners were the team of Gerry Ginn, kneeling left, and Brian Lobb_ Standing are Bill Lobb and Ross Lovett. (News -Record photo) Round about the village Mr_ and Mrs. Larry Fisher, Brian and Bobby, have returned from a delightful vacation in Florida. The family toured Mianhi and Sarasota where they viisited with Larry's parents, Mr_ and Lars_ Jim Fischer_ They also enjoyed Disneyworlld, Cypress Gardens, Sea Worlld and more especiialllly the boys enjoyed the Alligator Farm.. They reported that it was nice to go on the trip but it was much nicer to get home_ Mr. and Ms Ram Irwi ra and Robbie, London spent Thursday with his parentts. Mr. and Mrs_ E. Walter Erickson, Andrew, Luanne and Lydia and celebrated a double birthday: Rob's whose births y was on Feb_ IS and his dad's on that day, Feb_ 33_ Mrs_ William Vrieze, her husband and young son Billie spent the weekend with the former"s parents, Mr_ and Mrs_ Dalton Smith_ Mr_ and Mas_ Don Campbell recently returned from an enjoyable vacation ion Florida_ Mr_ and Mas_ BOO Abeartt, Sarnia, were at their Village residence far the weekend_ Mrs_ Margam Garrett and John were guests Saturday evening rand Sunday with her parents, Mr_ and Mas, Tom Handy in Sea »rah.. While there, John paid a visit to Lennie and Judie Healey in Egmoradville_ Mr_ and Mrs.. Vic Lecomptte enterttairned Use's aneplaevcs, Historical Society sets dates The council of the Bayfield Historical Society met Monday evening in the Archives Room and heard reports from several members. Alex McAlister, program chairman an- nounced that three months of programs had been arranged_ On March 13, Mrs. Myrtle Robinson and Fred Clift would speak on Historical Documents. It was noted that Mrs_ Robinson head made a significant find of historical documents in an attic of the Charles Marks farm which she had recently purchased from John Marks_ On April 10, Elva Metcalf will speak on the Cameron Family and on May 8, Mr_ Phelps of the University of Western Ontario Archives will be guest speaker_ The Auxiliary plans party The Ladies Auuxiiiury to the Cubs, Scouts and Brownies are planning a party for Tuesday evening, March 7 at 8 p.m. in the basement of St. Andrew's United Church. Everyone in the community is invited.to attend and learn the art of broom -stick crochet to be taught by Mrs. Bornath. You will need to bring along a broom -stick, a large crochet hook and some wool_ There will also be a Surprise table, and a pattern table. Best of ail, there will be no admission charge. Members of the LA are reminded to bring a 50 cent article wrapped to disguise it for =eiue surprise table and to bring along any used patterns, whether they be clothing, knitting, embroidery, crocheting or any kind of pattern that you may be finished with or no longer need. You are welcome. Please plan to attend. Vandais sought Bayfield Village council is seeking any information from anyone who saw or knows who the moron or morons are who broke the plate glass window in the door of the Municipal Building on Saturday evening_ If it was an accident, why not come forward and admit to it? If it was deliberate, you can bet that some one saw you and perhaps your inner being will make youfeel a little guilty. According to Town Clerk, Gordon Graham, all dogs must be confined to their own premises by the first of March and also that dog tags are available from him and• are past due. If you haven't purchased a dog tag you should do so imrnediatefiv_ AM, .011110111311111111111, Air Any' .00 Announcing... OUR SPECIAL FOR MARCH Cut 8 Blow Dry or Cut & Set 1 1 Ramona Humphrey ONLY $ 6 i 00 (Our Regular Charge '7.00) Edith Anne Hair Fashions CORNER Of GIRIINGS & RATTENRUitr STS. CLINTON PHONE 482-7697 WE'RE OPEN ALL DAY TUESDAY TO FD}DAY PLUS TUESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS AND SATURDAY MORNINGS Sue Murray i We carry NItEDKEN products `M suety is allso lookkig for- ward to hearing more from Mrs_ Muriel Althoff wad Mas_ Vivian Morton on A Aum, iirar� D Byfield_ It was decided to send out a letter to all members kgs every three moanians in- forming them of up- coming programs ;alarmed and everetts discussed and approved.. Archivist Dormietnn y Cox noted that there were more than 3011run, e,: s in the archives, mostly Cana '.;t- a , but she would like to see some Old school books ie The Golden Rule as there are none of those at present_ A list is to be typed out and kept for immediate reference. Serge and Daniel Gerard from Montreal for several days last[ weed Mr. and Mrs_ Bud Sturgeon had as their weekend guests, her parents„ Mr. and Mrs_ Bob Davidson and brother Ball of Windsor. Miss Mortica Gereeinhardt, Uxbridge visited for the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Kay Genneinhardt_ Mr. Jim Beatty, l oto visited for the fiend in the Village and Checked on his cetttage_ (He found it still staandi ngb n Miss Diane Garrett returned Menday from an 111 day bohiday in Delray Beath, Flkorida_ Best wishes to a former Hayfield Boy, Jack Murray, who underwent heart surgery in University Hospital, London_ Reports are that he is progressing quite favoura.bly. All our best for a speedy recovery Jack____ Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Jack Sturgeon who is confined in Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, Goderich_ We all hope your stay will be short as all your CB friends miss hearing you and talking with you every day. 10-4 Steel head from the Rainbow Base,, we're going 10-7 until next Thursday, have a geed day, catch you later on the side of the dime. This is the Albatross from the Roundel! base, we're clear. For the month of March... 24 oz. Ioocsf - white sliced BREAD Baked Fresh Daily 3/9•35 s10/s4.1s iteangur Price Sr tout) CBAJ?CJLJFFS Bake,,g.cRe.t 46 AL3ET St. CLINTON 188-9719 e Made -To -Order SALE! SAVE 20% ON SETS .-. 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