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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1985-2-13, Page 15THIS ORIGINAI, DOC11MN.N'l' LS IN VERY POOR CONDITION Page 10—CUNT014 NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1985 Bayfild Bugle Council informed of H Troyann Bell -Cole and Pauline Bell instruct members of the Bayfield Figure Skating Club every Tuesday evening. Above, Cheryl Alexander and Scott Armstrong are shown proper techniques. ( Anne Narejko photo) • Chris and Jeff. McGregor of Clinton, didn't want to leave their little sister Kailley out of the action, so they pulled her along on a sled. Skaters of varying abilities took part in the Varna skating party held at the Bayfield Arena on Feb. 9. ( Anne Narejko photo) By James Friel Qntario Hydro is nearing the end of its study to define the prospective powerline routes from the. Bruce Nuclear Power Development to London and Sheila Lawrence of the provincial corporation at- tended the Feb. 4 Bayfield council meeting to inform council of work to date. The representative also informed council of an open house in Clinton March 13, with a preview for municipalities before the general public ii,accommodated. Hydro has located between two and three corridors, each one to three concessions wide. This phase precedes the final decision of route identification which should be pro- duced in late February or early March. The study of the corridors which places them within a few miles of the Huron coastline, is just one area being studied to transport power from the Bruce NPD and the second plant due to come on line before 1990. Other areas under consideration include a stretch from Bruce to Essa and another from the power development to Milton. The public information meetings are one method Hydro will rise to let the public know about the potential routes which will later be considered at a hearing established by the province. Councillor Jim Quick asked Mrs. Lawrence about the possibility of burying the cable. She responded that due to technical problems, the price per kilometre jumps to between $10 and $20 million. Reeve Dave Johnston said Hydro had at- dro work tended county council to inforrin gIllnigllpel representatives about both the op..n hpuses to be held in the near future and the routes being investigated throughout the county. "I think Ontario Hydro is going overboard in letting the public know," said Reeve Johnston. "I wish I could get that quote," replied Mrs. Lawrence, referring to the problems the power company experienced bringing the original route plans, which went trough Bruce County, to the provincial hearing judging the advisability of Hydro's goals. The reeve pointed out that members of the general public will not be concerned about the line "until it's placed in their backyard" a difficulty the corporation has already con- fronted. Brewers shut out Warriors in Bayfield league making an assist. Steve Telford was Rob Boyce, Earl Flynn and Darryn Telford responsible for three assists, and Don with one goal each, and assists for Orno Mcllwain and Mike Warner also made one Adair and Rob Chapman. each. . The three Blades' goals were scored by For the Puckers, Ed Fogarty scored two Travis Postal, Rob Blake and Don Heard goals and one assist, Brad Bagot two goals, with Dennis Postill making an assist. and Tom Johnson one goal and one assist. Upcoming vsgames will be:d Varna vsFeb. 12 the Two further assists came from Brian Vari' Warriors . an. Aaken and Dennis Merner. Nighthawks, and on Feb. 15 the Blades vs. On Feb. 8 Varna defeated the Warriors 9- Varna and the Warriors vs. the Nighthawks. 2. Goal scorers were Wayne Cantelon four, There is only one game left in the series Bill Carnochan two, and two assists, Bill before the play-offs. Radcliffe two and Lorne Taylor one. Assists This past weekend the Bayfield came from Dale Radcliffe two, Bill Nighthawks were the winners of the Hensall Stephenson, Ron Keys and Irvin Keys, one Kinsmen's Tournament. apiece. For the Warriors Ken Merner scored one goal and one assist, the other goal coming from Dave Telford. Larry Bunn and Bill Campbell scored assists. The second game of the evening was played between the Brewers and the Blades and resulted in an 8-3 win for the Brewers whose goal scorers were Mike Telford two with one assist, Murray Connolly with two. Don McDonald with one and one accict anrd By Helen Owen In the first of the Bayfield Rec League hockey games played on Feb. 5 the Brewers pounded the Warriors, defeating them 14 to nil! Top goal scorer for the Brewers was Murray Connolly with five, Bob Snell made two goals with three assists, and Mike Telford two with one assist. Rob Chapman and Rob Boyce scored one apiece as well as making an assist each, and Geoff Merner made one goal and two assists. Orno Adair and Darryn Telford scored a goal apiece and the latter added two assists. Earl Flynn, Mike Woods and Don McDonald provided the other assists which made up the victory. The second game between the Nighthawks and the Puckers was a win for the Hawks -14 to 5. John Stanley was top goal scorer with five of the winning goals and Greg Butler scored three goals and three assists. Terry Blok made two goals and two assists, John Graham one goal and two assists, as did Bill Courtney. Fred Schilbe and Tim West added one apiece to the score, the latter also Bayfield Garden Club Owing to the weather the Bayfield Garden Club cancelled their monthly meeting on Feb. 11. However, arrangements have been made for the same speaker to take part in the program on May 13. The next meeting will now be on March 11 and details will be publicized a week prior to the event. The unbearable flu bug strikes again . -those things abandoned - especially those won't be icing now and the status quo will be things which you haven't ..done, which you restored - just keep taking the medicine - ought to have done. At this point they rear their heads demanding your attention. Ugh! You just want to leap back in bed and pull the covers over your head, only you haven't the energy to leap, and anyway, you have to get the bed made first'. Day by day the symptoms subside, and communication with the outside world, the kindness and caring of friends, the exchanges with fellow sufferers quickly begin to minimize one's own discomforts. It Public invited to hear speaker on crisis centre follow the routine so those' with names beginning with letters between. S to Z will come to the pot luck. Could a half dozen families volunteer to entertain one singer each for supper? This is for the whole parish, hope to see you there. Middleton's Mini Workshop at St. James' is getting ready for a season of friendly visiting. Linda Dixon will- be visiting on February 21 at 7:00 p.m. to lead a mini - workshop on visiting. Bayfield friends are also urged to join. The men df the parish are asked to join the women at the Women's World Day of Prayer to be held in Trinity Church Bayfield this year March 1 at 2:00 p.m. Over 20 children and parents turned out for the Skating party of the St. James' Sunday School held in Varna. Everyone enjoyed hot drinks and goodies at the home of Bill and Lynda Steenstra. Get Well wishes go to Ross Middleton who has been a patient in Wellesley Hospital, .Toronto and is staying with his daughter Roseanne Middleton. The people of St. James' wish to offer their sympathy to Evelyn McNeil on the death of. her husband, Bob, on Friday. By Helen Owen While the snow flakes dance through the air increasing in volurne and intensity in proportion to the vagaries of the wind, Bayfield residents resolutely go about their business - well, not quite all. A few have succumbed to the 'flu bug. The first stages run the usual course of such afflictions, fevers, shivers, headaches, coughs, sniffles and aching joints. Wriggling. around in bed trying to find the right spot, clutching handfuls of Kleenex, streaming eyed 'and husky voiced, one can't help feeling like a combination of all the cold cure commercials - without the St Bernard! Then gradually the symptoms begin to subside, and now comes the next stage. Drained, crumpled, the post 'flu down point is reached. One feels fretful, . unable to concentrate, and a look in the mirror does nothing to . boost one's ego -. or does it? Disgusted with that almost unrecognizable reflection the stirrings of shreds of self esteem begin to establish themselves. It's a real effort to take those first steps, but it's also satisfying. But, it's not over yet. The second wave of despair comes with the realization of all Highest RRSP Rates NOM 0,4111.14/0 411/ OM MO iii =V: •• •• ii •..r.11111100 • - :talleq II 1111141a' :S', segs ••,�„•.•• e •W� :��111111101., ••.1.1.d1 • 116116 �5Q • • • • • ss>11•se •ate%•• • •. li•l 1.11111.11111.' ••1111.11.1•••• ..;.•r•1 —_.. ,• -1II c rin,I),Ir,u'•. ir,,In.I,rl tri (rO fillO lu I rlr lurtiihrrl R,lir . noir, .u1)I ' I to c h,Irs;I, lr'<I ,Irr clic r tier, ,1,•)t reh I 1 1 `Ifo ti Itain Dennis Litte • Compare.... Local Institutions • Bank of Commerce 10i:4% *-Bank of Montreal 11% • Bank of Nova Scotia 1 O 1 40/ •Credit Union (Clinton) ' 1 ,l I '1"/,, 1p i''1°/0 1 1 1 '4% •Vi( turid Grey 1 1.1/4°/rr • Royal Banl< *Standard Trust NNUITIES Ag(111, Irrl •Central Trust ' •Financial Trust 1 1.3/4% 1 11/2% Bank of Canada 111/2% •Western & Pacific nhcrvr h,rfr r• five yo,tr cc>mput.tnr11102,! 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The public is invited to come and hear June Taylor speak on the Huron Crisis Centre. Ladies please bring a suitable gift for the Centre such as toothpaste and brush, combs, Kleenex. Ladies also bring in your pennies rolled. On February 13 the first confirmation class will be held at 7 p.m. at the Rectory. Check first to see if the material has arrived. On February 24, Evensong and the Rectory Pot Luck for S to Z families will be held: Extra food is needed please. The Anglican singing group "Joyful Noise" will be in concert at Bayfield on February 24 at 4:00 p.m. They will also provide music for Evensong and share in the pot luck dinner. 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