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On June 8 the president of the Bayfield Lions Club, Joe
Mayman, presented a donation of $2,000 to Pat Graham,
Bayfield clerk and treasurer of the arena. Also taking part
in the presentation were Chairman Frank McFadden,
Lion Treasurer Gord Graham and Lion member 'hong
Siunamon. ( George Chapman photo )
Helen Owen appointed
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that the municipality's
returns had been approved
and, being in such good
order, no on site audit would
be required. Council were
also informed that a pam-
phlet covering Property Tax
Assessment I Appeals) was
now available in the Clerk's
office.
Another letter from Doug
McDonald thanked council
for assistance and prompt
action.
Reporting on unfinished
business the Clerk stated
that a meeting had taken
place with Dr. Walker and
his solicitor on the subject of
docking and no further pro-
blems were anticipated.
On the subject of bylaw en-
iorcemeht council discussed
means by which this might
be achieved and agreed that
provisions should be made
following an investigation of
the resources available to
them and taking into account
comparative expenditure in
order to achieve this objec-
tive.
The Clerk outlined the
banking arrangements re-
quired in order to facilitate
payments between tax col-
lections. A capital loan is
also envisaged to provide for
the purchase of a tractor,
truck and ice plant.
However, no firm decisions
were taken although negotia-
tions in connection with the
ice plant are in hand.
The first report on the
Canada Works program had
been submitted and the
village was thanked for par-
ticipating in the scheme
which not only provided
employment, but was also a
means of improving the
village.
New councillor
The Clerk reported that an
application had been receiv-
ed from Mrs. Helen Owen, to
fill the vacancy created by
Councillor Huffman's
resignation. A motion accep-
ting he>t was carried.
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Outstandulg items related
to building permits were
then discussed and approval
confirmed in the cases of
Mrs. Myrtle Robinson and
Bayfield Recreational Inc.
Permission to install a swim-
ming pool had been submit-
ted by Dr. Puley. Council
had consulted with the
Ausable Bayfield Con-
servation Authority on this
matter, and their recom-
mendations and learned that
the original site intended for
the project would present
problems. However, the
alternative suggested met
with the approval of Council.
Two other items concerning
the erection of garages re-
quired amendment or
amplification and were
referred back.
Vet clinic
Council were asked to con-
sider a request from the
Goderich Veterinary Clinic
who wish to run sessions in
the village on Tuesdays and
Thursdays from 1-6 p.m.
over the period from June 21
until Labor Day. A fee of $15
per session was agreed with
the provision that the users
would be responsible for the
hygienic r 'eansing of the
premises following each
clinic.
Councillor Wilson reported
a street lighting problem and
it was agreed that the expen-
diture on repair and replace-
ment should be made.
Road Superintendent
Penhale advised council that
a problem existed regarding
drainage into the river which
was having an adverse effect
on the recently installed
sheet piling. He was asked to
investigate costs and possi-
ble assistance which might
be made available to remedy
the situation, and report
back to the next meeting.
Holmesville holds anniversary
By Blanche Deeves
Sunday School Anniver-
sary was held at the
Holmesville United Church
last Sunday in the lower level
of the church. The Junior
and Senior choirs took part
in the service that was led by
Allison Lobb.
Sunday School Superin-
tendent Mrs. Elaine Bechtel
gave the Invocation. Denise
Johnston led in prayer and
Jackie Norman read' the
Scripture. The Offering was
received by Lisa Forbes and
Steven Preszcator. The
Offertory prayer was given
by Heather Harris.
Mrs. Margaret Robinson
guest speaker showed her
slides of The Java Hill people
of Indonesia and gave a
commentary of her four and
one-half months of teaching
English. She also had a
display of souvenirs.
Shannon Preszcator thanked
her and presented her with a
gift. Tracy Norman gave the
Benediction.
Note June 19 - An Outdoor
Service and pot luck lunch
will be held at Camp
Menesetung.
The Enterprising Seniors
met in the Community
centre in HolmesvtLe last
Thursday evening with
Everett Mcllwain in charge
of the meeting. Mrs. Jean
Lobb pla'ed the piano for the
opening exercises. A lively
auction was held with Jack
Smith and Ed Deeves as the
auctioneers.
Many farmers in the
Holmesville area are happy
for the warm weather to get
their crops in.
Hullett car crash
The Goderich OPP
reported one accident in the
Clinton area last week, tf at
left an area youth with minor
injuries.
On June 9, Gregory Finch,
17, of RR 1 Clinton was
travelling along sideroad 20-
21 in Hullett Townshin when
the accident occurred.
Finch's car was north
bound when it left the road
and entered the ditch,
striking an embankment and
rolling over,
Damage to the Finch
vehicle is estimated at
$1,500.
By Blanche Deevea
Last Sunday Morning
Prayer was held in Si
James' Anglican church in
Middleton with Rev. Gordon
Reynolds in charge. The
Banns of Marriage were
read between Grant
Nicholas Hoflinger of
Waterloo and Mamie Ellen
Middleton of Kitchener.
James Storey and Jim
Middleton received the of-
fering.
The Board of Management
of St. James' met at the
home of Edward and
Blanche Deeves. Rev.
Reynolds opened in prayer.
Estelle Wise read the
minutes of the previous
meeting and were approved
as read. A discns.5ion was
held on the Bennett
Memorial and Roy Wise
gave a report on the
Memorial Plaque to be put in
the church to be dedicated
later. The Aim, report given
and Rector thanked all for
contributing. Rector read
two letters from A.D.
Choy az.
Trinity Church in Bayfield
offered a Candle lighter and
extinguisher which was
accepted with thanks. Ed
Deeves will put up Welcome
signs for the Anglican
churches in the area. The
Rector closed in prayer.
ACW meet
The ACW of St. James'
held their June meeting at
the home of Estelle Wise.
Blanche Deeves leader in
charge assisted by Lois Wise
opened the meeting, and
thanked Estelle for the use of
her home. Rev. Reynolds
opened the meeting with a
prayer for Joe Storey. The
Scripture reading was given
by Blanche and Lois Wise
read the Meditation. Vera
Miller read the minutes of
the last two meetings and
read the correspondence and
a thank you from Mrs. Marj.
Vere. Delores Dutot reported
two bales had been sent and
she read two letters from the
Rector and his wife. A thank
you was read from Town and
Country Homemakers.
The Cook Books will be
ready for the Annual Bake
Sale on July 2.
Barbara gave a report on
the Deanery meeting. A box
will be placed at the back of
the church for donations to
Monica t-Toi se; such as -
tooth paste, soap and
shampoo.
All adults are invited to
attend a program "Violence
Behind Closed Doors"
sponsored by Huron County
Family Crisis Centre and the
Bayfield Anglican and
United Churches. Two films
Battered Women and
Shifting Gears and a panel
discussion will be offered to
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need for the recently o r, : ned
Crisis Centre. The program
is free, however everyone is
asked to bring offerings of
foodstuffs, canned
packages to aid those m
residence. No-one~ under the
age of 16 will be admitted_
The evening will be held
June 20 - 7:30 p.m. in the
United Church Parish Hall,
Bayfield.
We are invited to Trinity
Anglican Church, Blyth to
hear Mrs. 'Mettle Long of
on evening
Barrie speak and show slides
of her visit to Uganda. Mrs.
Long spent three weeks
visiting Rev. Sam O'bol and
his wife and children last
fall. This will be held on June
17 at 8 p.m_ A lunch will be
provided in the Parish Hall.
On Saturday many guests
enjoyed Open House at the
home of Don and Audrey
Middleton to view Marnie's
many beautiful gifts.
Ray and Estelle Wise
spent the weekend in
Brampton with their
uaughter Pat and Bob
Hodgins and little Erin.
Decoration service
held at Baird's
c:y Isabel Scott
Sunny weather greeted a
good crowd for the decora-
tion sex -vice at Baird's
cemetery under the auspices
of the Brucefield IOOF and
Varna L.O.L. on Sunday
afternoon. Mr. D. Moffat led
the service and Rev. W.
Brown of Varna gave the
worship.
Mrs. J.B. Mustard is con-
fined to University hospital
of London as a result of a fall
at her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Dalrymple are in Nottawa at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Rob Marshall and family.
Rob is in Meaford hospital as
the result of a car accident
last week.
Mr. Wesley, Ham and
daughter Martha of Hunt-
sville, spent the weekend
with his mother, Mrs. A.
Ham.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Lobb on the birth of
a son.
Curtis MacKay, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Brian Wilson, was
baptized by Rev. J. Bechtel
of Wesley Willis Church in
Clinton at the Sunday morn-
ing service. The communion
service was also held.
Mr. J.K. Cornish of the
Bluewater Nursing Home
spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Brock and attend-
ed the decoration service at
Baird's cemetery.
Kippen youth killed
William W Kinsman, 18, of
R.R. 2 Kippen was killed on
June 5 when the car he was
driving left Perth County
Road 17 and struck a bridge
about five kilometers west of
St. Pauls.
Provincial police said
Kinsman's car drove off on
the shoulder, struck one wall
of the bridge, rebounded
against the other wall and
fell four meters into the river
below.
When the young man failed
to report for work Sunday
morning on a St. Pauls area
dairy farm, his parents, Bob
and Frances Kinsman, were
notified. They set out to
retrace their son's route.
By the time they reached the
accident scene, the police
were already there.
The tragedy cast a pall of
gloom over Hensall's Spring
Fair. Bob Kinsman is a past
president, Bill's brother
John is the current
president, and Frances is
president of the fair's new
ladies' division.
Bill won the red ribbon for
his champion calf at the 1982
Hensall Spring Fair. He was
an active and valued 4-H
member.
Bill was a first year
student in the agricultural
business management
course at Centralia College.
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