HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1985-12-23, Page 10Page 10—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1985
B yfield Bugle
Council agrees to participate in
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shoreline erosion advisory progrrn.'
By Alan Rivett
BAYFIELD - At their December 16
meeting, council agreed to participate in a
shoreline erosion advisory program through
the Ministry of Natural Resources which
may help eradicate some of the erosions
problems in the Bayfield area.
The program, run at the local level by the
Ausable Bayfield Conservation Authority
(ARCA), is designed to give technical
advice to property owners of shoreline
properties between Port Franks and
Bayfield
Reeve Dave Johnston says Bayfield has
six road allowances ending at the lake which
could be looked at in order to determine a
suitable solution to the erosion problems.
The reeve, however, stated the village's
main eoncern was the deterioration of the
bank at Pioneer Park.
"It's not getting any better, in fact, it's
getting a lot worse," said Reeve Johnston.
Each situation will be assessed by ABCA
to ensure that an erosion problem exists,
stated a press release by the conservation
authority. The information is sent to the
Ministry of Natural Resources who will
arrange to have a consulting engineer meet
the applicant at the site, at no cost to the
applicant. A written assessment which
outlines possible solutions to the problems
will be given to the applicant.
If the property owner wishes to proceed
with construction work, they should apply to
the municipality for a low interest loan
under the Shoreline Property Assistance
Act.
The advisory service is available until
March 31, 1986.
Euchre Club plays on despite the weather
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By Helen Owen
BAYFIELD-Despite the onset of wintry
weather there were threetables out for the
Euchre Club on December 18. Results of the
games played were as follows. - ladi'es' high,
Mary Mair; ladies' low, Jessie Godbolt;
ladies' lone hand, Vera Gregg; men's high,
Ed Strachan; men's low, Harvey Godbolt;
men's lone hand, John Lindsay.
The next meeting of the club will be on
January 15 and continue on alternate
Wednesdays.
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Merry Christmas
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Festive Season at
Clan Gregor
As part of the pre -Christmas activities the
residents of Clan Gregor Apartments have
enjoyed two delightful afternoon sing songs,
as well as delicious refreshments, provided
by the Bayfield Lioness.
On December 19 the Bayfield Brownies
arrived at the apartments on a horse drawn
sleigh which pulled into the forecourt for all
to see - a true Christmas sight.
Led by Mary Dunbar and with music
played by Sue Scrimgeour, the Brownies
gave a performance of Christmas carols
and Christmas songs.
Before departing they presented a charm-
ing stained glass ornament for the
Christmas tree, which like the others
presented in previous years, will be
treasured and featured as part of the tree's
trim each year.
Then on December 21, Margaret Chap-
man and friends made a .social visit to the
apartments at 2:30 p.m. bringing with them
egg nog and cookies.
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Another year has nearly gone by, and
' once again it is time to extend Christmas
greetings to the readers and extend to them
best wishes for 1986.
Three Wise Men
By Helen Owen
Three learned men of science received an
invitation
To carry out their studies in a newly launch-
ed space station.
With formula and programs (and some in-
ward trepidation)
They all agreed their findings would meet
withapprobation.
The heavens they viewed with wonder
beyond their expectations,
And, how inadequate they felt, despite their
preparations.
Although they had their theories• about the
constellations
This journey in the atmosphere disclosed
new revelations!
One star in particular commanded their at-
tention.
"Surely," they said, "this is unique - it',s like
a new invention"
They carefully watched the course,' which
seemed beyond their comprehension
For it denied their theories, and moved by
its own intention. .
Once landed they compared their notes,
then without hesitation
Booked flights as quickly as they could, for
in their estimation
The special star was leading them - they felt
its fascination
They had to find the answer, but ahead lay
much frustration:
The area where they landed was one of
devastation
But undeterred, they went on foot, there was
no transportation. •
In vain they sought, then finally found some
poor accommodation
And looking up each realized they'd found
the star's location.
Then, their science all forgotten, as they
heard an infant cry
It was Christmas Eve in Bethlehem, and
they knew the reason why
They had seen the star and travelled far to a
special place on earth
To find in the war torn countryside, the
place of the Savior's birth.
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The Grade 3 and 4 classes at Vanastra Public School put on the -skit, "The Night Before
Christmas" as part of their annual Christmas concert December 12. These students
made fine-looking reindeer for that skit. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan)
The Vanastra Public School kindergarten class dressed up like Santa's toys for a skit at
the school's annual Christmas cpncert December 12. ( Photo by .Joanne Buchanan I
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Our very special thanks
Don, Marilyn and
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