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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1980-10-09, Page 1016-I L NTO NB S -,R CORO, THURSDAY,, OC'l IES , 1980 Around and about the village streets Mrs. Lillian Mat thewson,, aunt of Mr, - George Grigg, Bayfield,, visited `from Connell, Scotland. While here, she visited the Shaw Festival at .. Niagaraon"the-Lake . with her .great-niece, Mary Grigg. Other vacation time was also spent with friends, M. and Mrs. fIisceck, in Sundridge and touring Ottawa, Montreal. and Quebec City. This was Mrs, Matthewson's` third visit to Canada• and she maintains. that 'hayfield is her favorite spot.. Mr. and Mrs.' Bud Sturgeon travelled the dusty road to Windsor last weekend, where they stayed with Barb's -rparents,-- -Mr. and .Mr -s, Robert Davidson and brother Bill. 'While in the •Sun Parlour of Canada (and don't kid yourself,. it snowed there on Satur- Bayfield Lioness president Marilyn Haw welcomed Cass City president Mary Lou Erla to Bayfield. (Bud Sturgeon photo) Lioness host sisters from Cass Members of the Bayfield Lioness `Twin Club" in Cass City, Michigan paid a return visit to the local club last Monday evening. A large "Welcome Cass City" sign greeted the 14 Michigan ladies as they entered the village. The Bayfield Lioness had earlier visited their Twin Club- - i -_.May and the , Statesiders were returning the favour. This was the first visit by the Cass City Club and' they were impressed with the friendliness shown by our Bayfield people. One of their members, Glenda Wilson, was presented' with the ``Dollhouse" that she had won in a Lioness raffle here in the summer. The Cass City ladies were treated 'to a social hour at the Community Centre, dinner at the Little Inn and were spending the night in the village. Cass City . lies directly across the lake from us, inland on a line between Port Huron and Bay City. This year's executive of the Bayfield Lioness is as follows: pesident, Marilyn Haw; vice- president, Carol Penhale; second vice- president, Elaine Brandon; treasurer, Diane . Argyle; and secretary Joan Merner. Everyone is reminded of the Hallowe'en dance coming up on October 25, 1980. The ' band is 'By Special Appointment' and prizes will be awarded for the best costumes. Anglicans hear • guest organist hour will follow in the Parish Hall. •'All creatures are created by the Almighty God", was the theme of the sermon of Rev. William Bennett in Trinity Church Sunday Mrs. Mollie Cox, was a most welcome guest -organist_ _and _the_ lesson from Phillipians was read by Mrs. Milvena Erickson. Flowers in the church were placed in memory of Margaret (Marks) Wain. Mr. Harry Baker was thanked for packing and delivering all the fruits, vegetables and canned goods, placed in the Church Sunday last, to the Children's Aid in Goderich. A letter of thanks was received from the C.A.S. and read by Rev. Bennett. Sunday, October 12, one of the parish's well loved and respected sons, in the person of 1The Right Reverend William Townshend, D.D. , L. L.D., BAYFIELD (by Gwen Pemberton and Bud Sturgeon) SS440 day), they attended A 20, P4, 18 arK1417 pot ads in ' London, were Sunday October 17th in. the °, lend's wedding, f two days of fishing. guests of Rev, Virilliani Bayfield River, we Mr. Bill Latimer, • Notwithstanding all ofthat the and 11�r$. Bennett, and learned , Weston, tripped up to this an .older gentleman also attended the service , registration. is going very Bayfield last Thursday was seen standing in the at'Trinity Anglican, well' .and. rnany lovely evening and; spent Friday rapids, nettingtrout at' ;'• Mr'.. and Mrs. Bill prizes have been donated, withp will, 1N resue that he Aberhaurt Sarnia,were The 'window of Brandon's his p u.., , g,. weekend : ias many Mrs; Ethel Knight, at her could note. afford a fishing � guests gat theta Pro Hardware ii Louisa Street residence. reel and the other village "Retreat", of the items displayed, so, `Wild Bill" ,brought along equipment necessary to Rob Irwin Sr., London, if you are interested, a his new boat, "'The catchthem legally, and Ralph Bennewies look in, the window lust Mr, arid M s r Pat Seaforth, pcalled en the might convince you that Prabiscus' .in .which he � a . hopes to set sail on the Brandon have returned former's nxother and it Is all: worthwhile, waters of Bayfield River from , their honeymoon'. sisters , Mi l v en a Village merchants have soon, Word has it that the and have taken up Erickson, Luanne and reg ,s tr.a ti on f o r n. s rest of his cohorts, (who residence in the -village. Lydia. on Saturday, gob (which. include a free made up the 'rod and gun Mr. and Mrs, Tim West had driven :from London weekend of camping at club') are.eut to. win the journeyed to London on to register himself and a Rainbow Valley Camp., big fishing contest the weekend to attend the couple of friends in the The registration is not corrin up in October. wedding of friends upcoming 'Trout Derby'. just for the men » gals, it g' And speaking of the therein. -. M. and "rs, Ron includes you as well. If Bayfield Lions 2nd Mr. and Mrs. Gary Diemert, St.. Marys you are goii 4o be a Annual, Raibow Trout Hulley, Paris, spent the visited Sunday with ,his `fishing widow' for the Derby that.. is coming..t r._l weekend in Bayfield and parents, Mr, and -Mrs. weekend, why not grab a on .October,17,rtlie.fish.are babysat Spooky.,. Nudsc , Floyd..___Diemert, and pole and join in the fun? ready and: waiting to be Callie and Rum -Tun the brothers Wayne and Mr. Norman Coope catfamily. Rick. .. entertained Arthur Mr. and Mrs. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Ron Chesney, of Calgary 'and Porte and Dr. and Mrs. Carter, $t.. Marys, called John Winder, all of on his aunt, Mrs. Sadie Murrey , during the weekend. In conversation with Joe Brandon; chairman of the . hayfield Lions Rainbow Trout Derby, to be held the weekend of caught. Our own expert angler 'the Stickman' reports catching salmon last week, weighing 25, Pal e Desert, California. Kr. Chesney.'s' 'pai encs Mr, and . Mrs. George Chesney, , were formerly residents Of'Sea1'erth,. Other, guests: at. they Cooper' residence last week included, Mfrs Margaret DAY of Bir- mingham; Michigan. and Goderich and Mrs. Vera McNichol of Millbank, Awards go/ell The annual South. Huron. Men's Slo1~pitch. • League .banquet ,` and dance was held• . ,last Friday evening .in Dash- D.wood, Bayfield Knighthawks „Were awarded the trophy for r.�_ufinishir finishing -Kra -are-faitn regular season play. Fire ravages two cottages A cottage, south of Bayfield at Homestead Heights, was destroyed by fire 'early Saturday evening. Bayfield Fire Department responded after a call from Zurich Fire Chief, Leo Iyl(eidinger, whose department was already on the scene, but found they needed more water and pumping capability. Bayfield Fire Department Captain, Walter Turner, reported that on their arrival, one cottage was already burned to the ground and another was in flames. The Bayfield Detachment poured water on yet a third cottage to save it ' from a similar fate The firemen were kept busy fighting the fire for two and one half hours, during which time Bayfield fireman Don Mctlwain was treated for minor smoke- inhalation by an ambulance crew standing by at thescene. The cottagwhich burned to the ground was owned by Gord and Eileen -Schneider, Bor- nholm, while the one heavily damaged, was owned by the Schneider family froth. Monkton. Exact cause of the blaze was not yet been deter- mined. New season /or euchre players The Bayfield Euchre Club began their new season on October 1st, when they 'net at the Municipal Building. A good turnout provided "dight tables of euchre. The club which meets every second week, is a continuation of the euchre club formed some 20 years ago in the village, a couple of the original members being Susie Pollock and Bill Clark. will assist a erector at the morning_service of Nation `-anksgiving. This ill pbe combined sere' ce of Trinity and St. James, Middleton, with an invitation extended to everyone who would again like to hear the familiar voice of "Bishop Bill Townshend'". At this service, the Newton -Brady Windows will also be dedicated The offering will he giver to the Mission of the Diocese of Huron, it thank -offering for ous many blessings. Coffee VILLAGE OF BAYFIELD Application for position of ROAD SUPERINTENDENT for the VILLAGE;Of BAYFIELD will be received by the undersigned until November 1, 1I. Must have knowledge of grader operation and o her municipal machinery. Salary k negotiable G.G. CliRAl•tAM -a CLERK -TREASURER VILLAGE' OV BAYF$ELO e ATTENTION AGGREGATE PRODUCERS (Pit and Quarry Owners/Operators) The Wingham District Office of the Ministry of Natural Resources is holding: INFORMATION VNORKSHOPS Wingham District Office (on Hwy. No. 4 2 Km. south of Hwy. No. 86) Maintenance Building Hullett.WildlLfe Management"` Area (Lot 8 Conc. 3 Hullett Township) at. -7:00 P.M. October 16, 1980 -7:00 P.M. -7:00 P.M. October ?1,,1980 and 'or October 23, 1981i These workshops will provide owners or operators of pits and quarries within Wingham District an opportunity to ask questions concerning the requlr9ments of the PITS and u Act which will affect ffiem as of fanuary 1, 1981. For further information please contact the Wingham District Office, Ministry of Natural Resources - Telephone 357-3131 or Zenith 92000. - ATTENTION AGGREGATE PRODUCERS (Pit and Quarry Owners/Operators) Subject: Changes to Pits and Quarries Control Act Regulations affecting operations with the Wingham Administrative District, Ministry of Natural Resources. The Minister of Natural Resources recently announced the following upcoming changes under the Pits and Quarries Control Act effective January 1, 1981. 1. Additional townships to come under the Act: Bruce County: . Carrick Culross Huron County: Ashfield Colborne East Wawanosh Goderich Perth County: Downi• Ellice Elena Fullerton. Huron Kinloss Grey Hay Howick Hullett Hibbert Logan Mornington McK11Iop Morris' Stanley Stephen Tuckersmith Usborne Turnberry Woof Wawanosh North Easthope South tasthope Wallace 2. The amount paid for rehabilitation security will incraase from two cents per ton to eight cents per metric tonna. For further information please contact the Milliken' DI'strict Office, Ministry of Natural Resources - telephone 3374131 or Zenith 920.S. _ A box of score cards was kindly donated by Susie Pollock's daughter and an enjoyable lunch was served following the meeting. Winners were as follows: ladies' high score, Dorothy Weston; low score, Dorothy McLeod; men's high score, Harry Baker; low. score, Ed Stracken;• lone hands, Eileen Cleave. This year's president is It's everything you're looking VILLAGE OF BAYFIELD Application for position of CLERK TREASURER,' ' TAX COLLECTOR or the VILLAGEOF BAfVFIELD Must have knowledge of ,accounting._ and correc- tions, knowledge of elections or willingness to enrol ,ina AMTC cour- se would, be an asset. Applications accom- . panied by resume of qualifications and ex- perience will be received by the under- signed until November 1, 1980. G.G. 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VALUES lb. $1.65 25016.5410 Ib. $1.87 12516. $235 Ib. $1.49 jpRoma s�eok or roat, stw or ground beefH mp section remo.edl lb. $1.69 Loin Srlon T•Bone, w., Ib. $2.69 Sirloin Section Ib. $2.59 Chuck Bode steak or ro9ost short nb Ib. $ 1 .49 .oasts, stew or round beef 125 ib. 5185 SO Ib. $85 45 Ib. $120 251b. $65 bo abs. $90 Steak Roast Boneless Blade or Shoulder Roast lb. $2.89 Ib. $2,19 -PRICE-PER-W. APPRO-W-WE$GHI------'---APPROX' Whole $99 170 abs. $1,7p Side of Pork 51.02 85 lbs. X85.00 Loin $1.89 14 lbs. $25 Boneless Shoulder Roast ,b $1.45 10 Ib. Box Dashwood Sausage Dashwood Sausage Loin Pork Chops approx. 40-4 02. chops Shoulder Chops approx. 27-7 oz. chops (regular):15.70 17.90 98.90 514.90 (Smoked) 044Q0Eu AND MASTEQCNAQOE Will eE ACCE►TEO ON All MEAT MOM OS Se OR 5AOGER C�isJtr.rr J FROZEN SEA F000 King Crab Legs Ib. '6.25 Lobster Tails 5 to 6 02. Ib. '12.25 Battered Shrimp Ib. '5.25 Unbattered Shrimp Ib. '11.65 Plain Scallops Ib. '6.79 Boston Blue Fillets 5 Ib. box '6.95 Cod Fillets 5 lbs. box 18.25 Ocean Perch Fillets 5 lb. box 18.75 Special Lobster Tails 3 oz. portions lb '10.35 Baden Colby CHEESE Ib. '2.39 Atwood Medium Cheddar Ib: '2.39 Atwood OId Cheddar Ib. '2.69 Atwood Me:tarella Ib. '2.09 . " Over 25 varieties available BAKING SUPPLIES Chocolate chips Ib. 11.79 Butterscotch chops lb. '1.79 Sultana Raisins Ib. '1.59 GIaced Red Cherries (whole broken) Ib. '1.99 Glared Green Cherries (whole or broken) Ib. '1.99 Mixed Fruit Ib,, '1.29 Mixed Peel Ib. '1.09 Currants Ib. '1.79 Peanuts (blanched, salted) fb.'1.19 Walnut pieces ib. '2.79 Shredded Coconut Ib. '1.59 Dates Ib. 11.19 Pecan Halves Ib. '3.89 PACKAGE A PORK SPECIAL 5 lbs. 10 lbs. 5 lbs. 10 lbs. 5 lbs. 5 lbs. 10 Ibs.Fresh pork Bacon' Loin Chops Liver Sausage Shoulder ,chops Spare ribs Boneless leg of PACKAGE B C0 lbs. Rib eye steaks (approx. 20-8 oz. portions) 10 lbs. 20 lbs. Butterfly chops (approx, 40-4 oz. portions) Prime Rib roast (Chefs style' 10 Ibs.Boneless pork loin ( roast `o Ib. silk/ !, 0 Ib. S 15900 • _PACKAGE C_ 20 lbs. Boneless blade or shoulder roast 20 'Ibs.Fresh picnic shoulder roast 20 lbs. hamburger 10 lbs, Shoulder chops 10 lbs.' Minute steaks 10 lbs. Pork cutlets 0O lb.s 179 '501b. $90 ,.. - PACKAGE D 20 lbs. 20 lbs. 20 lbs. 10• lbs. 10 lbs. 10 lbs. 10 lbs. Steak roast T -Bone, Wing Steaks Loin chops Ground chuck Spare ribs Minute steak Boneless leg of pork 1 100 I1023950 Ib $120 .oet1.451CairoNeaC;cr4ts.4eM.004sa.0 Oso CaraSk also:; sckioNiesI:IsswcsA;eacltaAsc ea dS" Frozen Turkeys Grade A 18 lbs. & up Ib,1 .01 Utility Platters and gift boxes of cheese or meat made to your specifications Merners OId Fashioned SMOKED HAM fully cooked $3 Approx. 5 lbs. Ib..• /45 PAY LESS NOW FOR FANCY, FROZEN VEGETABLES 5x5 lbs. '12.40 15.00 15.00 10.90 12.40 19.55 4 lbs. only 17.20 8.75 Peas Green Beans Yellow Beans Sliced Carrots Mixed Vegetables Brussels Sprouts Cauliflower Turnip Onions Rings (battered) Mushrooms (battered) Special' By the case only Corn 6x5 '12.75 5 lbs. 12.25 '2.80 2.80 2.05 2.25 3.55 3.25 2.00 5.95 7.95 Special by the case only Peas and Carrots • 6x5 '10.10. SOAP Sunlight Liquid Detergent Sunlight Powdered Detergent Sunlight Powdered Detergent Sunlight Dishwasher'Detergent All Dishwasher Detergent , Blue :. wdered Deter ant 160 oz. '7.20 • 25 lbs. '16.95 $0 lbs. '32.00 25 lbs. '19.75 25 lbs. 10.45 50 lbs. '2S«00