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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1980-10-30, Page 10PAGE 10.—CLINTON NHWS- CORD,, THURSDAY, ', QCTO 11 ER 30, 1080 The Bayfield Bullets are seen here playing a brutal Jurgen Hellman bearing the brunt of the action. Intra -squad game this past week, with goalie'(Bud Sturgeon photo) BAYFIELD 131j t by Bud Sturgeon and Helen Owen LE J Rev. McMullen leads United service The service on .unday morning was conducted by the Rev. Bob McMullen of the Kippen- Brucefield Pastoral Charge. Meanwhile the Rev. Alun Thomas, iSt, Andrew's' Minister was the anniversary speaker for Mr. McMullen's charge. . An Old Time Gospel Sing • was held at St. Andrew's in the evening Atilk with Mr. Thomas back in his own pulpit after a holiday in Newfoundland, for the service in which the congregation joined the choir to sing such famil=iar gospel tunes as "Bringing, :in the Sheaves", "When the Roll is Called Up Yon- der" and "In The Sweet • By and By". These were in- terspersed with numbers presented by the entire choir which opened the service by singing "Church in the Wild wood'' and later con- tributed the spirituals "Walk in Jerusalem" and "Steal Away". - Male voices joined in singing "Just Outside the Door and "Coming Home". The choir members who con- tributed these numbers Guides take on new faces A really fun Hallowe'en party was held in the Anglican Parish Hall on October -23 when all the Guides and Guiders were in perfect costume, making it extremely difficult for the judges to decide the first. Julie B'oyes was 'Grandma' and hardest to recognize: Cathy Haw as' 'Mickey Mouse' was chosen cutest and Mr. Price the Meat Market Man won the prize for the strangest. She was Cori Sinnamon. "Little Devil', Cindy Scott was the ugliest, • and the best couple were the 'Asian Girl' Tanya Gemeinhardt and 'Fang' Julie Porter. The newest girl to join our company came as 'Pepi Longstocking' - she is really Audrey Dollery. The whole company is delighted to have a third Guider, Mrs. ----Debbie Penhale. We welcomed her in the disguise of a cowgirl. The "mystery" lady surprised us all when we discovered she was Mrs. Katherine Van Lampoonery By Bud Sturgeon We dreaded the thought of having to do it, but it was Hallowe'en again and Harry and 1 figured that the plan had to be carried out. We had never missed a single year, so it was with an air of expectancy that we set out. Moments before as we donned our 'winkie' costumes, and marched to the door like fluglemen, the moon paused behind a cloud creating a perfect cover. Carrying shrubs as commandos might, we stealthily crept nearer to our destination. We dared not say it aloud, but we bdth knew that we were about. to come face to face with, the Aken, • our badge secretary. A special thank you A special thank -you goes to those parents of Guides and Scouts an -d-- their friends who at- tended and -or helped at the sales party on Wednesday, October 22. It was a very successful party. nglican attendance up Pesptte a wild, wet and windy morning, at- tendance at the Anglican Church on Sunday was wellup to average. Once again the altar flowers o had been, provided by Mrs. Myrtle Robinson. - Molly Cox was at the organ. - Gifts of hymn books had been received from Canon Paull, two for the choir and two for the pews, in memory of his include John Siertsema, John Campbell, Rae Fraser, Don Keillor, Frank Burch, Len Carter and Ted Dunn. A' duet chosen by Jean Milne and Doreen MacKenzie was the lovely old tune "Ivory Palaces". As is the custom at this annual event, a collection was taken up to help defray choir expenses for supplies and music. Elders who performed 'this duty were Ross Merrill and Lloyd Makins. wife Ethel and her steer Carrie Dizon, Eric and Ev Earl had also donated ten 'choir hymn n books and the Rector and, Mrs. Bennett hail given an organist's hymn book in memory of Clara Pearl Featherston, organist at TriAity Church for 25 years, The service commenced with the dedication of these welcome gifts. The (mil (Iron's Moment took a different form to that they sang a new song they had learned "What Makes Love Grow''', in which ''each and every child from the smallest to the tallest joined in. A regular and beloved member of the congregation was absent again today, but it was good to hear that Canon Paull, who is in Clinton Hospital, is continuing to make progress. Buckeyes start fast The Intermediate 'C' Zurich . Buckeyes got off to a whirlwind start this season7_---winning_..- their first two games before dropping a decision to the Exeter Mohawks. The first Buckeye win, an 11 - 7 exhibition trouncing of C.C.A.T. Crusaders, saw John Graham, Pat Bedard, and Glen Nicholson all pick uptwo goals, while Dave Cyr, Jeff O'Brien, Ron Rader, Marvin 'Millimetre' Merner and Randy Mo'Kinnon all scored singles. In the season opener, the Bucks knocked off the North Middlesex Mer- chants in Parkhill by a 6 - 4 margin to take a familiar spot atop the Intermediate 'C' loop. Rookie sensation Kerry Bedard and defenceinan Mike Clarke both notched two goals for the Bucks while Gerald Weido and -*Randy McKinnon had singles. The Buckeyes ran up against their old nemesis the Exeter Mohawks in their' ,second regular season contest and were drubbed 5 - 1. But not to worry, they lost their first game - to Exeter last season by the same score also. Scoring the Buckeye goal ,in the losing effort Village of Bayfield Election Dayl ') 4, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1980 Will be held to elect FOUR COUNCILLORS for the Village of Bayfield for 1981 and 1982. POLLS ARE OPEN: V NOVEMBER 10 FROM 1.1 A_M_-to.a P.M. AT THE MUNICIPAL BUILDING, BAYFIELD G. G. Graham Clerk-Txpasu rer .. • •'- were coming tonight. She always knew everything. Only a few more steps and we'd be standing on the porch. I don't know what made us do it, but we rang the bell and then dove into the bushes beside the stoop to watch. Momentarily, her overpowering but clumsy form appeared outside, and spinning around she cackled, "Come along out of there boys, I haven't got all night for your foolishness". Up on the porch in the glare of the outdoor `-� lamp, we mumbled something like, "Trick or treat, ma'am". "Aren't you boys a little old for this?" she demanded. Quickly dropping to our knees to appear smaller, we rang out in unison, "Nb ma'am, trick or treat". Our outstretched hands were trembling as'she finally relented, and dropped an unshelled peanut into both our palms. Little beads of perspiration trickled down our foreheads as she handed us the book to sign. (Just to make sure nobody came back for seconds). Scrawling down fictitious names like Jim Nasium, we handed it back and bid a hasty retreat into the darkness. "And no more tom -foolery ....", she yelled, but we were already on the street and running hard. As the door slammed shut, we glanced at each other and nodded approval before we started laughing. "That's eighteen years in a row that we've pulled it off. I wonder what costs her more, the peanuts, or the pens and paper to sign your name with so you don't get two?" "Who cares?"' said Harry as he popped the peanut into his mouth, "Let's switch costumes and go back". We dreaded the thought of having to do it, but 41, FALL SPECIAL v, r ti 79?5 Town and Country GAS BARBECUE features: • Dual Burners • Cover • Rotisserie • Shelf • Lava Rocks • Wheeled Cart • 20 Ib. Cylinder Free Tank Of Gas With Each Town & Country barbecue purchase Cash and Carry In the Carton LJ 3 UNITED CO-OPERATIVES OF ONTARIO HENSALL DISTRICT CO-OP Brvcefield Zurich 236-4393 Hensall 262-3002 was Pat Bedard, with assists.' going to John Graham and Kerry Bedard. The Buckeye slump continued in Centralia last Thursday night as they suffered a 6 - 2 loss and on Sunday, they also lost to the North Mid- dlesex Merchants 3 - 0 in Parkhill. Tonight (Thursday) the Bucks will be looking to get beck on the winning track when they faceoff against the ,Hensall Sherwoods in Hensall at 8 p.m_ Sund , the_Bucks play their first home game when they will meet Parkhill at the Zurich Arena, and will continue the home ice stand on the 4th when they host C.C.A.T. If you're up for some fast hockey action, the Buckeyes are the team to watch. Arthritis canvass "Joyce 'Chilton and Dawna Westlake of the Arthritis Committee, Bayfield, would like to thank all canvassers, and the storekeepers who retained the coin jars throughout the summer. As a result, $100.38 was collected from the jars, $672.05 from the Bayfield Canvass and $73 from the rural area, making a total of $845.43. Thanks is also ex- pressed xpressed to the Archives Committee for the use of the windows in Sep- tember for display purposes. Christmas .cards and pens are . available. �o RESPONSIBLE: REPRESEMTATION ISN , STANLEY TOIINSNIP COUNCIL. VOTE CLARENCE RAU FOR COUNCILLOR STANLEY TOWNSHIP *ON COUNCIL FOR FOUR YEARS •MEMBER ZURICH AND AREA p FIRE BOARD *MEMBER STANLEY TOWNSHIP - TRECRE A T ION`-COMM1TTEE ON,NOVEMBER 10TH SUPPORT CLARENCE RAU Village of Bayfield ADVANCE POLL An advance poll for those unable to vote for the election of four councillors on Novem- ber 10, will be held y'P SATURDAY; NOVEMBER 1, 1980 MUNICIPAL BUILDING, BAYFIELD 9 A.M. TO 8 P.M. G.G.Graham Clerk -Treasurer is exp se,'viCe in tGce. Lhdcnre9°. Whal does that mean to me? Vodll to- rneet0rt & toiththe person kindling your i�. Now that's what I cali service! As of December 1,1980 the Workmen's Compensation Board will be expanding its service in the London region. It's part of an on -gong program to improve our services to -the people of Oxford. Middlesex. Huron and Elgin counties In additiorl to the claims enquiries and rehabilitatron and revenue programs we've already been handling. we will introduce decentralized claims • adjudication, the payment of medical aid accounts and other aired functions The new Workmen's Compensation Board Regional Office is located at 200 Oueen's Avenue West in London. Phone 4=31 or if you are not in the local calling area. consult yo.ur.telephone directory for the toll-free telephone number.' WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION BOARD ' '200 Queen's Avenue West, 2nd Floor, London, Ontario N6A 5J5 3