HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1981-01-08, Page 10PAGE 19—CLINTONC NEWS -RECORD, IRD, AY, J.lARYe,1981
Although she's got a bad lean, and one of her eyes is mom,
smiling from her place inBayfield's Pioneer Part. (Bud Sturgeon photo)
this frozen doll Is still
It's bound to be fun
Bayfield will be invaded
this Saturday night,
(January 10), when the
Community Centre will ' be
the scene of a benefit hockey
game between Team 1.0 from
CFPL-TV in London, and the
Rayfield Zoo.
The Team Ten lineup will
feature such familiar faces
lampoonery
This topic should be one that everybody in Bayfield is
familiar now as it has reached epidemic pro-
portions of late, THE COMMON COW.
What a hell of a way to ring in 1981! Everybody and
their brother, aster, mother, father, uncle, aunt and
what have you, have it. I joined the club on New Year's
Day and haven't been able to shake it yet., It doesn't
:natter how many pits You pop, cough drops you suck
oriiquids you injest, the dam thing.just doesn't want to
go away.
It's been snowing and blowing all week and here I am
stuck indoors in bed while all the conquering heroes
are busy fighting their way through snowbanks and
whiteouts and all that grisly stuff. Well, I guess I don't
miss that ton much because pushing the car out of the
ditch isn't too much fun anyway.
Getting back to the cold, they're a sneaky breed that
can sneak up on you all of a sudden. One minute you
feel like, "Hey, what's happening--.?", and two or 19
seconds later, you're all minzsy°with your face stuck in
a box of kleenex. This is 'worse than the '2S ounce flu.
The dickens you say? Let me tell you, "Even a
Buckeye can't pull you out of it!"
A Buckeye, a rye and an 'Old Bailey'. It's not your
basic `toddy' but Harry says, "It goes down pretty
smooth, but watch that it doesn't come back like a roll
of barbed wire." That sounds logical to me. Then
again, in this state almost anything would sound
logical.
.When someone else has a cold, it's very easy to say,
• "Slay in bed, get lots of oast and drink plenty of fluids
and it will go away in a week or ten days." That is a
great saying untou, yourself are the one that has to
follow the advice. Who wants to stay m bed for a week?
It's a helluva dream on a Monday morning or when
Loni . Anderson is on the tube, but < in these cir-
crmr>stances the thrill wears off in a hurry.
Your mouth gets all funny and you can't taste the
food anymore. Cardboard pieenc, kidney beans,
rutabagas, liver, you could eat any of it and not even
regurgitate. There's a lot to be said for a coated
tongue, I just can't think of much right now. In the mid-
dle of the night you wake up out of a sound sleep and
find your body ringing wet like a two day old dishrag
and your head feels like a pumpkin. Having a cold is
worse than reading Dell Bell's column in the Free
Press if you can possibly imagine anything worse than
that. It would take a vivid imagination.
Now that we've discussed the symptoms, let's get
hack to the cure. How -about a mustard plaster
somebody suggested. "If I'm gonna get plastered I
think I will .do it the common way, fron the inside."
Have you considered relocating intAriiona?
As you can see, there isn't much in the way of fast
cures. Go for the seven days in bed with a dirty sock'
wrapped around your neck and eat a lot of oranges and
vitamin C stuff. Eventually those hot and, watery beady
little eyeballs will come around and focus together
again.
Praise the squirrels that hide their nuts in the trees,
the can make use of them in the winter. The ones that
buried them in the ground are out of luck once it
freezes. On that enlightening thought, this column is
finished for another week and I'm going back to bed to
cuss this potlicket of a cold some more.
Gesundheight. _.: Bless you...' 0 shutup!
(to TV viewers) as George
Clank, Alex Kelman,. Bill
Hutchings, Jack Burghardt
and Kathy Wallis, to name a
few. `Huck' and `Yogi' will
be in the lineup as well This
team is the unknown quanti-
ty and armed with plenty of
tricks and surprises, they
will be tough to handle.
e Providing _the opposition
for Team Ten will be the
Bayfleid Zoo. This strange
ge
menagerie will feature such
local critters as former
Zurich Buckeyes, a Tim
"Weasel" West and Pete
"Possum"' Po ti'1 In the
sr
twinefo1 the Zoo is former
'
Bayfield Merchant net -
minder, Walter "Walrus"
Orr. Keeping a wary' eye on
things is •Zookeeper John
Graham, and providing on
the spot first aid will be
Team Vet Dr. G. Shepherd.
Either they will surprise the
`Londoners', or they could
be in for a few surprises
themselves.
The whole shooting match
gets' underway at 8 pan. and
is sponsored by the Hayfield
Lioness with the proceeds
going to the Community
Centre. It will be an in-
teresting evening for one
and all.
Anglican
minister
still ill
The Rev. Wm. Bennett is
still a patient in the West,
punster Hospital where he is
undergoing a ` series of
diagnostic tests. Although
arrangements had been
made to cover his absence on
Sunday last, services had to
be cancelled due to the
severe weather conditions.
Trinity Anglican Church
Women will be holding their
Annual General Meeting on
Thursdayn8th January, at 2
p.m at the home of Fern
Baker
Plan to attend
the Garden
Club's meeting
The Garden Club will be
holding its annual general
meeting in the Municipal
Building on Monday,
January 12th, at 2 p.m.
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AYFIELD
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council study pipeline proposal
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Opening the first meeting
Of the New Year, the Reeve,
George Fellows, welcomed
Reeve Paul Steckley of
Stanley Township, and in-
vited him to `address the
Council. The proposal which
Reeve Steckley presented
concerned a recent follow-up
of a discussion which had
taken place some two years
ago regarding the provision
of Lake Huron water, and a
cost study of a pipe line to
extend along Highway 21.
Following a petition from
.people in the Hay area, it bad
been decidedto.approach the
village of Bayfield to find out
if they would be willing to
participate in such a scheme
right from the outset
Reeve Fellows and the
councillors, two of whom
were absent, expressed the
feeling that any undertaking
of this kind would first haver
to be submitted to the
ratepayers, who would
ultimately be involved in
usage and cost, if a decision
was reached in favour of the
proposition.
In the opinion of Council it
was felt that in the first in -
t1
stance an investigation
should be carried out. in
order to obtain the views of
the, ratepayers before any
decision could be made, and
it was agreed that an answer
would be given early in
February, the date specified
by ReeveSteckley.
Retiring Clerk -Treasurer
Gord Graham then read the
minutes of the previous
meeting, and these having
been approved, presented
the bylaws covering the
appointments of the new
clerk -treasurer, Miss
Katherine Hu ng, and the
new road superintendent and
law enforcement officer,
Richard Penhale.
Mrs. Grace Fraser was
appointed to serve on the
Adjustment Committee in
placed Pat Graham, whose
term of office had expired.
Introducing the by-law
authorizing Council to avail
themselves of borrowing
facilities, if they should be
required, during the coming
year, it was noted that
$19,000 was still outstanding
on unpaid taxes for the year
1980!
Correspondence received
[2�
included an application for a
liquor licence for the Old
Bavarian Restaurant; the
Building Inspector's report
for 1980, during which time
169 inspections had been
carried out; and Council's
decision to support a
proposal from Haldemand-
Norfolk with regard to the
protection of the en-
vironment, over the
Government's proposed
plans for liquid waste
disposal site.
Councillor Barb Sturgeon
reported that arrangements
had been made for the new
Road Superintendent to
undertake a half-day
maintenance course related
to the operation of the grader
through the courtesy of
Champion Road Machinery
Ltd.
Negotiations with regard
to gravel stocks were
proceeding and it was hoped
that the necessary
agreements would be con-
cluded in the near future.
Councillor Pemberton,
who had been prevented
from returning to Bayfield
due to the adverse weather
conditions, was unable to
report on the progrees of the
village survey. Although the
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MAIN ST.
UNISEX HAIRSTYLING
BAYFIELD
We will be
CLOSED
for holidays
t
S13-211111
January 11 to January 20
B
ade douses
stubborn bhize
The Hayfield Fire
Depart-
ment were called to the
residence of Dawn Emma
IleJong, on Keith Gewalt
around 5 a.m. Saturday LOW-
sting
no -
with a they wfire faced
began behind the fireplace.
Holes had to be chopped in
the ceiling and wall around
the fireplace .and chimney
before the baw could be
No injuries were
Many members of the
Bayfield Mixed Curling Club
were under the weather with
various ailments and many
more were unable to buck
the snow squalls on Sunday
night, so as a result, regedar
season play was cancelled
and those that made it en-
joyed a fun night.
Bill and Ruth Latimer and
daughter Amanda returned
to Weston late last week
after a visit with his grand-
mother, Mrs. Ethel Knight.
The Moleman bas been
pretty grumpy lately
because he had to work all
through the holidays and
drive tbanugh all the snow
stomas since ChdAmati
Eve. On the otherbar ,,6
Fif-
ty, his kind of eFh-
joyed the cold snap because
he got to stay inside for a
change.
The Bayfield Library and
the Story Hour group would
like to thank the Blintons for
their generous gift of a
record player.It will be a
valuable teaching aid for the
children and will Marge the
scope of activities for the
group.
The one and only "River
Mouse", Mr. Roy Telford,
has returned from Hawaii.
Reports from Toronto say
that Roy was
from the plane dad
only in a grass skirt and a
lei, with a pineapple tucked
under both arms. We
hesitate to confirm this as
the gospel teeth because we
know that the "Mouse"
doesn't like pineapple that
much. A native hula dancer
under each arm maybe!
Book him Deno!
Village of Bayfield
NOTICE
Dog tags aro now available and des at
Ow Municipal Building, Boyf.ld, Ont.
Cathy Nanking
CLERK -TREASURER
VILLAGE OF SAYFIELD
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