HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1970-04-09, Page 13THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1970
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
PAGE THIRTEEN
ALL ABOUT BAYFIELD
INTERESTING HAPPENINGS IN ONTARIO'S PRETTIEST VELLAGE
Mrs. Ray Francis is at present
a patient in Victoria Hospital,
London,
Miss Brenda Blair of New York,
is spending this week with her
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Robert
Blair.
Reeve and Mrs. E, W. Oddleif-
son visited relatives in Bramp-
ton this week,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Makins
returned last Tuesday from a
three month stay in Florida.
Mrs. Fred LeBeau is visiting
her son, R. Cluff and Rob in
London this week.
Mrs. John Sturgeon is a pat-
ient in Clinton Hospital.
At home again after being in
Florida since before Christmas
are: Mr. and Mrs. Doug Gem-
einhardt and Mr. and Mrs. Mel
Martin.
Further contributions to the
Clinton Hospital Auxiliary have
been received from; Mrs. Gord-
on Graham; Mrs. Marie Watson,
Mrs. Jack MacKenzie, Mrs.
Fred LeBeau, Mrs. W.E, Parker,
Mrs. John Land, Mrs. George
Little, Mrs. G.L. Morgan
Smith and Mrs. G. Bechamber.
To date over $50, has been
raised to assist the auxiliary.
LIBRARY BOARD
Bayfield Library Board held
their spring meeting on Mondey
VARNA
The local Boy Scouts are
having their spring "Paper Drive"
on Saturday, April 11.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Robin-
son, Lorrie, Kathy and Carol
Ann of Willowdale spent a few
days at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred McClymont.
A baptismal service was held
in the United Church on Sunday
last when Lori Ann, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Malcom Clarke
was baptized.
EXPLORER GROUP
The Explorer Group met in
the church last Tuesday evening
with thepresident Cathy Taylor
in charge. The Purpose and
Motto was recited Miss Brenda
Dowson read the scripture les-
son, Miss Sylvia Wilson gave
therayer, Miss Nancy Fawcett
readtheminutes and called the
roll, which was answered by
naming a spring animal. Miss
Sylvia Wilson took up the col-
lection and Miss Sandra Webster
dedicated it.
Stars were given to those who
were absent last week. Mrs.
Robert Taylor read from the
study book.
For crafts, work was done on
the "Mammy Dolls". The Ex-
plorer prayer was said and the
meeting closed by the president.
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Frank W. Landry of Moncton,
N.B., knows cancer can be beaten
because he beat it. A contribution to
the Canadian Cancer Society will
make it possible for many others to
do likewise.
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April 6, In attendance were
Mrs. William Metcalf, chair-
man, Reeve E. W , Oddleifson,
rs. Robert Blair, secretary,
Mrs. G . N. Rivers, treasurer;
Mrs. Eric Earl, librarian, Mrs.
Jack MacKenzie, and advisory
committee members, Mr. and
Mrs. H.H. Ormond, Mrs. F, A.
Clift and Mrs. G. Bellchamber.
Mrs. Earl told the members
of a very much appreciated gift
of a subscription to a nature
and wildlife periodical donated
to the library by Miss Jessie L.
Metcalf, she also stated that
the 1969 circulation of books
was 7, 281, an increase of more
than 2, 000 per annum, in one
year, she also remarked on the
good service the library is re-
ceiving from the Huron County
Library. One member present
ask if it would be permissible
for a local board member to
be present at a county board
meeting. Mrs. Metcalf said
that enquiries would be made.
Following the meeting, Mrs.
E.W. Oddleifson presented to
the library, on behalf of friends
of the late Ruth Hayman Elliott,
an oil painting of the Little Inn.
This painting will hang in
the Library and was donated
by Helen Loftus; Vivian Heine,
Barbara Scott, Mary Hovey,
Mary Keyes, Margaret Park,
New Industry for Bayfield
Boat building in Bayfield is
nothing new, but the method
employed is now quite different.
Ted Gozzard is designing
and building Ferro -cement
sailing boats, and this weekend
we saw the mould on which the
first hull will be cast.
The process is quite intricate,
Carolyn and CliffordBastka,
Betty Neilson, Margaret Mat-
thew and Irene Flaming.
the mould on form being as
carefully prepared as if it were,
the actual hull. When complet-
ed, the form is covered with
eight layers of wire mesh and
two layers of 3/16" diameter
spring steel suspended in a
special cement mixture giving
a total of 5/8" thickness. The
form is then removed and is
ready for re -use. The hardened
Ferro -cement hulls are then
fitted out as conventional sail
boats. Three hulls have already
been sold, a 36 foot hull will
cost less than $3, 000.
Principals in this venture are
Ted Gozzard, Bayfield, Mr. H.
Gozzard and Mr. C. McLaren
of London. The boat yard is
temporarily located in premises
owned by Ed. Siddall of Bayfield•
Ted Gozzard is the designer
and builder of the very sleek
Trimaran which graced the wat-
ers of Lake Huron last summer.
Charlie's
tight money policy:
Save on the price.
Save on the high cost
of financing.
Come on in and we'll work out
a deal on our special
white paper.
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