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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1979-01-11, Page 10PAGE 10--CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 1979 bhe BAYFIELDbugle_; Group formed Town hall may be renovated The Bayfield Village Council met on Monday night. The agenda was long and the meeting lasted until midnight: Deliberations were held regarding the opening of the three new subdivisions, by Ducharme, Fraser and Godbolt. Mr. Burns Ross, Village Consulting eng neer, was present and advised concerning ,road allowances, drainage requirements, water supplies, access to public roads, etc. He expressed concern that the problem has not been dealt with regarding the Ducharme drain which crosses Tuyll Street and threatens a wash-out of the street in the spring. The Village Clerk was advised to send a registered letter giving Ducharme ten days to correct the problem. The New Horizons group formed to renovate the Town Hall was present and the chairman Harry Baker addressed the council voicing doncern regarding a letter sent to the Ever Young Senior Citizens from the council, asking for a joint meeting before any work is commenced. It was explained that there has been' misun- derstanding on the part of the council' as to the administration of the funds now available .for renovation that the group responsible is not the senior citizens, but the New Horizons group. Ed Offliefson, co - 'chat irman with Harry Baker, stressed that immediate action is necessary, 'if the group is to take advantage of the labor available from the building training class at Conestoga College. Council agreed to meet with the New Horizons group at any time and decided -that it " is im- portant for its LACAC committee to be present at the meeting, since the Town Hall, which. is owned by the village, is within the Main Street area proposed for heritage designation, In the correspondence received was a letter from the Conklin Lumber Company notifying the village that a donation of $5,000 would be made to the Arena Building Fund. Stanley Township. notified council that Paul Steckle has been ap- pointed as their representative on the Bayfield Fire Association Area Board. Grant Stirling represents Goderich Township and Milt Van Patter represents Bayfield 44, Village ,on the Fire Board. Appointment of a building inspector is still under consideration. Meetings are being held with ,neighbouring municipalities to come to an agreement as to whether the inspector will be hired jointly on a salary basis or be paid for individual inspections. The next council meeting will be held on Monday, January 22. Around and about the village Mr. and Mrs. Don Turner of Hamilton, and Mr. and Mrs. Doug Turner and three children of Edmonton visited Mr. and Mrs. Russell Heard during the recent holiday season. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heard of Stratford were visitors during Christmas with relatives.' Mr., and Mrs. Rachich and children Jennifer and. Meagan of Ingersoll visited Mrs: Lulu Smith during Christmas holidays. Mrs. Rachich is Mrs. Smith's daughter. The Rev. Fred Jewel of Kingsville, accompanied by his wife, visited with his sister, Mrs. Lulu Smith recently. Mrs. Jess Blair's daughters were home for the Christmas holidays, Brenda travelling from New York and\ Helen Battye with her -husband, David and daughter Renee from Boston. Ethel joined them for Christ- �..,.a.ax k, .. y The fund raising attempts for the new Bayfield arena took a jump this week with two major donations. This boosts the total donated to some $50,000. Word from Wintario is expected next week Lioness give money to arena fun4 as well. Still, much more money is needed to pay for the $390,000 structure which is scheduled to be completed and ready for use by spring. (News - Record photo) The regular meeting of the Bayfield Lioness Club was held on January 2, in the United Church basement. On the agenda for January there will be bingo starting on Friday, January 12 at 8 p.m. in the town hall. On January 13th there will be movies for the children starting at 2 p.m. also in the town hall with admission being only 50 cents. These movies will be held every other Saturday. Also a teen dance will be held on Friday, January 19th in the town hall starting at 7:30 p.m. It was brought to our attention that Ruth Andrews. Vera Gregg, "Jay Ball and Joyce Herring, all registered nurses, have ,volunteered to assist anyone ever in the need of oxygen. The Bayfield Fire Depart- ment has equipment executive sending information With talk of a Federal Election again in the air the Huron -Middlesex NDP executive is mailing the following letter to citizens of the Bayfield area: We think that the citizens of Saskatchewan knew what they were doing in their recent provincial election! By returning Premier Blakeney and the New Democratic Party to power with an increased majority, they, demon- strated a real satisfaction with their government. And that's unusual in Canada today! Perhaps it's because of "good" government. -- Government -with sound policies for health, taxes, senior citizens, etc. We think that these are good reasons for citizens in Bayfield and area a to support the Ontario New Democratic Party too. We'd like to share those reasons with you. Return the tear -off below and we'll send you that in- formation. I would like to know: -more about the NDP in general; -more about NDP UCWplan dinner The executive of the St. Andrew's UCW met on January 4th at the home of Carol Fisher. It was decided that the two UCW groups would hold a joint meeting at a pot -luck dinner at 12 a.m. on Wednesday, January 17. The Presbyterial will be held in Exeter on Tuesday, January 30th with registration at 9 a.m. For information,.. regarding the meeting and for transportation, members are asked to contact Jean Dunn. Members are asked to bring their holiday money to the pot -luck dinner, so' that the losers can plan the dinner which they will provide for the winners at 6 p.m. on February 14. health proposal's; -about NDP programs for senior citizens; =about NDP tax reforms. Huron Middlesex NDP, Box 554, Exeter, Ontario NOM ISO Difficulty in reachin`p, friends, members and • potential supporters in the area through the winter months, prompted the executive to use the mail until settled weather returns. Mr. Bernie Fansher and Mr. Clint Gibson of , Bayfield lived in Saskatchewan for many years. They are so en- thusiastic about the good government in Saskat- chewan that they went "home" during the fall election to help in the campaign. Mr. Fansher's father,, was MP for the riding in which Mr. Gibson's family resided in Saskatchewan. They were. jubilant about the NDP victory there, when they returned. available for ad- ministering' oxygen. Anyone ever in• need of a ride within the village may contact Wynn Graham and a ride will be arranged with • a Lioness member. The Lioness have decided to hand over. another $1,800 to the arena fund. The executive meeting will be held cin Monday, January 15th at the Municipal Building, Smile You have class if, When they run you out of town, you manage to look like you're leading the parade. +++ Weather bureau: a non - prophet agency., MO* SAVE $1.04 Purina DOG CHOW SPECIALJ 20 KG. BAG - REG. '12.00 SAVE $1.00 PER BAG .4,410.1 11 'TILL WEDNESDAY, JAN. 31st. • BAKER'S FA M dr GARDIcN CENTRE i AAC3"T., CLINTON 4*2.9333 ANNUAL JANUARY SALE continues... LOOK FOR THE YELLOW SALES TICKETS MANY MORE IN STORE SPECIALS. ALTERATIONS AT COST ON ALL STORE CLOTHING! MAIN CO ° NER, CLIRTON, 402.9732 mas day coming from Toronto. Mrs. Helen Owen, who has recently come to Canada from England and resides in Ottawa, is in Bayfield for an ex- tended visit with the Rev. and Mrs. George Youmatoff. • Mr. and Mrs. Eric Pemberton and children Beth, Mary and Martin visited with • Eric's mother, Mrs. Gwen Pemberton over last weekend. Rick and Judy' Westlake visited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Westlake during the holiday season. Catherine Westlake of Kitcliener was also at home with the Westlakes. student at Centennial Mr. Paul Pringle, a College, Toronto, was a holiday guest of the Westlakes. Kippen WI entertain seniors by Rena Caldwell The Kippen East Women's Institute will entertain the Senior Citizens of Hensall to dinner on Jan. 17, in the Legion Hall Hensall at 12 noon. Mrs. Robert Bell and Mrs. Vern Alderdicg are in charge of the program. Each omember is reminded to bring something for first course and something for second course. Roll call is to Officers .are installed at ACW meeting Mrs. Milt Van Patter was hostess for the an- nual meeting of the ACW of Trinity Anglican _.Church. Mrs. J. B. Higgins assisted as co - hostess. Mrs. R. T. Scott read the scripture from the 4th chapter of Revelations, verses 1-8 as translated by J. B. Phillips, a retired Anglican clergyman in England, and a letter and Christmas card were read from our adopted boy in West Bengal, India. The president welcomed a new, mem- ber, Mrs. L. A. Bamford, Bayfield lady heads auxiliary At the annual meeting of the Clinton Hospital Auxiliary, Dawna Westlake was elected president for the coming year. Other Bayfield residents . elected to the executive were Kelly Ball, social convener; and Betty Burch, historical recorder. Marnie Walden served on the Nominating Com- mittee. and Mrs. G. L. M. Smith spoke of her recent trip to India and showed pic- tures taken on the trip. All annual reports were read and accepted. The Rector, Rev. W. M. Bennett installed the officers for the coming year: president, Mrs. Milt Van Patter; vice- president, Mrs. G. Youmatoff ; secretary, Mrs. E. W. Earl; treasurer, Mr. P. H. DuBoulay; hasti-notes' secretary, Mrs. F. Hulls; flower and card _secretary, Mrs. L. 8'. Smith; education readers, Mrs. J. B. Higgins and Mrs. G.L.M., Smith. bring a coin from another country and name a country you would. like to visit. Mrs. Norman Dickert is visiting'her sister Mrs. Ruth Dickert at Harriston. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Coleman are holidaying in California. Mr. and Mrs. Alex McGregor are spending the winter in Florida. 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