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the church at 8 p.m. on
Wednesday, March 26th.
Ladies Aaxiliai
'About .500 guests were
welcomed by Anna.,
Scotchmer, newly, elected
president of the Ladies'
,u iliary, 'tti the Scout
and Guide ;groups.at noon
en Tuesday, 'March lith
in the Municipal
Building,•
The occasion' was a
dessert and games party
and the hall was
tastefully and ap-
propriately decorated for
St, Patrick's Day by Pat
Westlake and Elaine
Dunn, The table was
•
loaded, with lovely and
, delicious desserts con
tributed by the 'mothers.
'Several door prizes were
won and a pretty
cyclamen plant was
raffled. Marilyn Haw was
the lucky winner. The
_. uuxiliar
wishes. -to. -ex.,
press thanks tosall donors
of money, prizes, food
and time. The result was
broomball
Barb and Rollie Poly all
threw the puck into the
good -guys' net but all for
naught as key goals by
LaRouche and Elusive
Elaine late in the game
assisted by Jeff Smedsmo
gave the good Guys a 9-7
win over the Rink Mice to
tie the series at two -
games each. Deciding
game will, go net .,
Saturdaynight at74p.m. -
Sunday afternoon, the
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Marauders .5-1 in the
opening game of their
semi-final set. A crowd ..of-
320 spectators were on
Rand to watch: the Bucks
control the game, out
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Forty-eight" players
comprising the 12 rinks of
the Bayfield Curling Club
held their bonspiel on
Sunday, The early risers.
Pt on the, ice at $ a.m.
and the three sheets were
kept busy until 7' p.M. All
teams played three six-
end games to decide the
,.spiel champions. •
Following :the action on
the ice, .the curlers :and.
friends retired .upstairs
'for 4 -banquet catered by
the 'Bayfield Lioness
Club. Everybody enjoyed
a delicious _meal of :roast
beef and all the trim-
things including moon's
homemade apple pie.
At the end of the 'meal,
president, George
Telford' called the . last
meeting of this year's
curling club to order. Ede
he-seer-el;a-
The four new directors
will be Paul Gosse, Matty
Francis, .Joe Brandon
.and Bob Orr, ' Pat
rahar>G?I_ expressed
gratitude on behalf of the
entire curling club'' to the
retiring executive for the
tremendous.. job done
throughout the . current
season.
Amotion was made and
heartily seconded. . that
,,the club donate $100 to .
Howard Poswallk and his
scar, ghter,
The fin`a,lorder of
business' . was to 'present
the prizes t"d " 011 the
winners and, by the look of
it, there will be a lot of
good eating in: Bayfield
this week. The Don
Lindsay rink all received
large dinner hams as
champions of the regular
r-3F---peason-play,--'Filie-Bob-Orr••-
treasurer, read • the
financial report and after
spending money for ice
time, new curling.rocks,
scoreboards and the
banquet, there was still a
healthy sum for next
year's executive to start
with.
The new executive was
chosen by nominations
and seconding. Grant
Turner, who served as
vice-president for . the
past year, will assume
the post of president for
the 1980-81 season as set
down in club rules. Barb
Sturgeon will serve.. as
vice-president and Ede
Turner ^will again serve
as secretary -treasurer.
rink took home steaks for
first ' place, Awhile the
Scotty McVean rink took
home pork chopsfor
second place and the Bill
Talbot rink each took
home -hamburg for third
place in post season
playoff play. ,
The Bill Talbot rink
won all three of their
games Sunday and
received steaks for first
place while the Matty
Francis rink won the pork
chops for second place
and the Jerry .Uniac rink
took home the hamburger
for thirdr place in Sun-
day's spiel. A giant tin -
can troplhy-is presented
•every year as a con -
solation prize and last
year's winner,. Joe
Brandon, happily
presented it to this year's
receptive rink of Grant
Turner, Judy Gilpin,
Russ Flowers and " Wyn
Graham. As the low
scoring team of the
bonspiel Wyn 'very
graciously agreed to
display the: trophy in the
General Store this-• year,
but a mysterious voice
from the: crowd (that
sounded a lot like 'Pat's)
shouted "No Walt"
However, everybody
had a great day and some
curlers . were seen
heading back out on the.
ice for a few more ends,
In fact one was .The
Brandon, probably
practising up for next
year to win that tin can
back for the Hardware.
Osie just never knows for
sure,
Full team rosters of
winners are as follows:
Don Lindsay rink - Barb
Telford, Don McIlwain,
Pat MacDonald; Bill
Talbot rink - Barb
Sturgeon, Elaine
Brandon, Don Cook; Bob
Orr rink - Madelon
McIlwain, Ron Whet-
stone, Ken Brandon;
"Scotty" McVean rink -
Vic Lecompte, 'Barry
Scrimgeour, Keith
Miller; Matty Francis
rink - Roy Telford, Joe
Vandecamp, Walter
Turner; Jerry Uniac rink
- Ede -Turner, Denise Orr,
Stewart Turner.
H :1 W S•RtCO ►, THURSDAY, :MARCH 24,1
Round about the village
Dr. and Mrs. Moore
Hislop with their three
daughters of Port Huron
and Mr. „and. Mrs.
Douglas 'Long of Guelph
with two of their three
children were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Baker on Sunday. The
occasion- was a birthday
celebration" for Sylvia
Long..and Julia Hislop.
Baby Andy . Cantelon
was,a Sunday visitor with
his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Merrill,
while his parents Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Cantelon
enjoyed,.._._ .a`� day' of"
snow mobiling.
Mrs. Dawna Westlake
is- at .home. again after a
stay in Clinton Hospital.
Dawna is the President of
the . Clinton Hospital
Auxiliary and is badly
missed by that most
active organization
whenever she is not
available. Her many
friends were sorry to
hear of her illness and
were glad -to hear of her
return to her home.
Mrs. Grace Fraser has
returned to her home on
Howard Street after a
trip to Hawaii which she
reports was most suc-
cessful. Her friend Mrs:
A. Perrin of Toronto is
her house -guest for a
week.
Mr. and Mrs. David
Dewar are guests of
David's sister Mrs. Elva
Metcalf for a few days
this week.
1Virloyd Makins will
be on crutches for two
weeks or more due to a
bad fall and an injured
ankle. It happened in a
dark spot on one of
Bayfield's streets when
he could not see the edge
of the pavement.
Guests visiting at the
Mile High this week with
the Moleman included
Ron and Chris Carter and
their sons Clint and Ben
of Clinton. While there,
they enjoyed a country
hoedown and a "Spike
Jones" music revival.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
F. Sturgeon arrived in
Bayfield on Friday with
boys Jeff and Roland to
spend a few days at their
cottage on Louisa Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred
'Yates, Tim and Joy, and
Mt. Oakley Peters atl"of
Newcastle, Ontario were
in Bayfield, on Saturday
to visit with the former's
daughter and favorite
son-in-law, Gil and Helen
Latimer: Joy will be
spending this week in
Bayfield with the
Latimers.
Mr. Mark Scrimgeour
is spending the week in
Toronto with his gran-
dparents Mr. „AEA ,, Mrs
Greenwood.
Mr. Gil Latimer and
Mr. Andrew Sturgeon
spent a day last week at
the annual Sportsman's
Show in Toronto. They
report that the show,
which was housed in the •
coliseum and its annexes
in the C.N.E. Grounds
took six hours of walking
to see it all. That included
everything from a
Canadian Armed Forces
combat display to a few
minutes fishing in an
indoor pond for live trout.
Incidentally, nothing was
biting that afternoon.
While in Toronto, they
also visited with Gil's..
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Art
Latimer and with his
brother's family, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill 'Latimer and
baby Amanda.
Mr. Bud Robinson is
away for a few days
taking a raft trip down
the Colorado River. We
hope to be able 'to get a
whopper of a story from
Bud when he returns to
' the peace and quiet of the
village. •
.We are' also pleased to
see that Scott Easton is
up and around and able to
be outdoors again.
Richard -and Kay
Cullen, Tresna • and
Chauncey left Bayfield on
Monday to begin their
long trek back to the
warmer climates of their
home in West Auckland,
New Zealand. They had
been staying with -Paul
and Norma Gosse and
children of Bayfield for
the past couple of weeks.
Howard and Nancy
Scotchmer and children,
Robert, Carolyn and Lori
of Chatham are spending
a week at their residence
on Keith Crescent. •
Mrs. J. Ball of the Clan
Gregor apartments and
friend were in Toronto
over the weekend to help
friends celebrate their
40th wedding an-
niversary.
Miss Mary Pounder has
returned to London,
where she has taken a
short term position
before attending the
University of Guelph
later this spring.
Karen Diemert and
Noelle Hamilton of St.
Marys are spending their
:spring break at the
Albion Hotel with Karen's
grandparents, Mr, and
Mrs. Floyd Diemert and
uncles Wayne and Rick.
Tom Logan, formerly
of Bayfield, and, five of
his . pee wee -hockey
players spent Sunday
night, at the Albion Hotel
en route from Tillsonburg
to the Young Canada
Week tournament in
Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. ' Frank
Anderson of Prospect Hill
were Sunday guests with
her mother, Mrs. Maude
Sturgeon at the Clan
Gregor Apartments.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Carter were Sunday
guests .with Mrs. Sadie
Murney at the Clan
Gregor Apartments:
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Irwin
and Robbie, London,
visited Sunday with his
family, the Walter
Erickson's.
Mr. and Mrs Bill
Owens, Ipperwash, were.
the weekend guests of
their son-in-law,
daughter and grand-
daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Tony Shepherd and Lisa.
Dennis Florian,
Clinton, spent a couple of
days with his aunt, Mrs.
Berthena Hammond.
Ms.. Dorothy 'Piner has
returned to her home in
the village after spending
the winter with her aunt
in Marquette, Mich. She
was the guest of Mrs.
Dawn Emma De Jong
and Royal Lee for a few
days upon her return.
Friday last, the Walter
Erickson family were
visited by her niece, Miss
Bonnie Lu Stewart of
London.
Mr. Jim Moriarty, of
Toronto is spending a few
days in the village.
Miss Barbara Hut-
chings of Parkhill was a
guest for a few days with
Miss Jayne Sturgeon and
the Glen Sturgeon family.
She had a most enjoyable
time visiting friends and
relatives in the area. Sid
Scroggs, Richard and
Gregg, Brucefield, called
to see Barbara ' on
Monday and were en-
tertained at lunch by
Mrs. Sturgeon.
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The winning team in the Bayfield : Curling club
season are pictured outside the arena. Left to right
are Madelon McIlwain, Ron "Woody" Whetstone,
Ken Brandon, And skip Bob Orr. (photo by Bud
Sturgeon).
est upset Eastern girls in
Broomball got the week
going with a couple of
excellent games on
Wednesday night at the
arena. •
The Eastern girls
opened up a 6-1 lead only
to have the west come
back with six unanswered
goals to - pull- off a 7
upset.. Picking up four
goals each were Nora
West ' and Rhea Potter
while Joyce McIlwain
and Wendy Crittenden
notched two each and Bev
Schilbe rounded out the
scoring with her first goal
of the season.
There, was nothing to
choose between the men's
teams as east and west
played to a 4-4 tie. Bill
McKelvie picked up a
hattrick for the west with
Jack Bender having the
single. For the east it was
LaRouche with a hattrick
and Andy "Stickman"
Sturgeon with the single.
Next Wednesday night
the twosquads will be
combining for a game
against the Champion
Road Machinery team
who will be in town, they
say.
Everybody was on the
ice at the Lampoon
Hockey Game Saturday
night. The Oldtimers
were there,othe Buckeyes
were represented and the
Smedsmo Brothers were
the team captains.
Stormin' Norman, Big
Annual bean supper set
' Tickets are now
available for the annual
'bean supper at St.
Andrew's church. The
price? is $3.50 for adults
and $1 -for children.
The hearty menu in-
cludes beans, bacon,
sausages, cole slaw,
bread and butter to be
topped off by homemade
Dies.
_ This is the one occasion
when the men of St.
Andrew's will be found
behifid the food counters
and waiting on the tables.
They have proven to be
good cooks in the past as
they no doubt will on this
occasion, so come out and
enjoyAhe fruits of their
labours !
The 'Hammond Elec-.
troni c Oman which has.
been in .use at the church
is up for sale: It is an L 12
with a no. 110 Leslie
speaker. The list price
according to the Toronto
Organ Company is $1,500.
Will anyone interested
please contact Alun
Thomas (565-2854) , Lloyd
Makins (565-2749) or Len
Carter (565-2157) before
April 1st. All reasonable
offers will be cdnsidered,
The hobo''''''teas have
been postponed for one
week. They were to.begin
on the first week in April.
A congregational
Albion Hotel's past
Mrs. Alma Bassett of
Goderich, whose home
for many years was the
Albion Hotel in Bayfield,
will review ..ice history at
the regular meeting of
the Bayfield Historical
Society on Monday
evening, March 24th in
the Municipal Building.
Mrs. Bassett is a lover
of history and has kept
valuable records of
village' happenings. She
has a keen memory and
the evening promises to
be an ince, uhe for
those interested in our
past. .
-A special welcome is
`extended to all Who are -
interested in village
history,
Alnia is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
MacKay, who managed
.the Albion for many
years. She and her sister
Ella lived there for a few
years after Mr.
MacKay's death and then
moved to Goderich in
1964.
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team in May.
Eva Bolt and Mary Lou
Raynard and three other
women from the
Bluewater Zone came out
on top in the -Colt 45 Class
finals for Ontario in
London with a total of 27
points and a plus of 640
pins over average.
Team members in-
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Lucknow, +172; Helga
Triebe, Listowel, +95;
Mary Lou Raynard,
Lucknow, +196; Marg
Black, Mount Forest,
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Mount Forest, +136. The
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40-22 over three periods.
Bayfield's John Graham
picked up one assist in the
contest.
The next Buckeye
home , game will be
Friday night at 8 p.m. at
the Zurich Arena. �.
- - The Bayfield Curling
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playoffs. last Sunday with
the rink of Bob Orr, Roil
Whetstone, Madelon
McIlwain and Ken
Brandon claiming the
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