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Citizens News, May 18, 1977
Bayfield
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Baptist Church in London.
In the morning service Dr.
Benn used as his text, lst Peter,
chapter 2, verses 21 through 25.
The evening service opened
with a sing song of favourite
hymns followed Testimonies
from some of the members what
the Lord had done for them this
week.
While in the Village Dr. Benn
and his son Steven visited with
Pastor Harrison and family and
spent the supper hour at the home
of Mr. & Mrs. Norman Talbot.
Congratulations
Congratulations to Glen
Sturgeon, who, following com-
pletion of a Course of Training in
Law Enforcement has received
his Ontario Police College
Diploma from the Police College
at Aylmer. Glen is presently
employed as a warden in the
Pinery Provincial Park, Grand
Bend.
Bake Sale
The ladies of StAndrewsUnited
Church are asked to have their
baked goods to Dawna
Westlake's at 10 a.m. Saturday
morning for arranging and
pricing for their bake sale at 11
a.m. to be held on Dawna's lawn.
The 3m's
On Thursday, May 26 at 8:30.
p.m., the 3 M's (Mr. Mrs. and
Miss) will meet in St. Andrews
Church basement and hear Mr.
Gregg director of Training at the
Bluewater Centre as guest
speaker.
Bayfield Council
Village Council met in regular
session Monday evening and
decided to add more signs on
Main Street designating angle
parking only along the whole of
Main Street. It was reported that
trucks are left with engines
running parked,parallel for
considerable' lengths of time
disturbing residents along Main
Street.
It was learned that the regular
garbage pick-up will be on
Tuesday morning, May 24 and a '
special trash pick-up of anything
other than regular garbage will
be held on Tuesday afternoon.
This special pick up of trash is to
be bundled or tied or in such a
manner so it will be able to be
handled by the collector. If it is
not all collected on Tuesday
afternoon, the remainder will be
collected the following day.
Notification of septic tank
approval was received from the
Huron County Health Unit in
Goderich for William Mclllwain
and Dan May.
A letter from the Huron County
Board of Education was received
extending an invitation to the
Reeve, chairman of Finance or
Clerk to attend a meeting in
Clinton where they will attempt
to explain the reasons for the
increased costs in education.
Council voted to send a letter of
thanks to Chris Kiar, Ontario
Land Surveyor of Goderich for
his gift of a detailed map of Plan 5
of the Village of Bayfield, and
passed a resolution to apply for
an additional three year lease to
the Government for the Bayfield
Marina, learned that the gravel
had been spread on the streets,
that the paving will be completed
by the weekend and that the
calcium will be spread on the
Village streets as soon as it
arrives, and appointed Doug
Sinnamon as the Village
representative on the Fire Area
Board. The Board will consist of a
member from Stanley Township;
one member from the Township
of Goderich, one from the Fire
Association and the Reeve of
Bayfield as the Chairman; and
decided to hold the next regular
council meeting on Monday, June
6.
Arthritis jars
Dawna Westlake has informed
us that the Arthritis jars are now
in the business establishments in
the Village and will remain until
the end of September. She asks
that you drop some of your coins
in to aid in the research of this
crippling disease.
Lake Rescue
On Wednesday evening, May
11, the Coast Guard in Sarnia
received an S.O.S. message via a
C.B. radio of a Cabin Cruiser in
distress about one and one-half
hours due west off Bayfield. The
Coast Guard in turn notified the
Goderich Detachment of the
Ontario Provincial Police who in
turn contacted Donald R.
McLeod of Bayfield. Donald
Captain of the fishing tug
"F'erroclad" along with two
volunteer crewmen,, George
Chaussee and Doug Telford, set
out across Lake Huron to rescue
the distressed craft. More than
four hours later (around mid-
night) they had towed the
"Dream Weaver", a cabin
cruiser owned by Mr. Hoskins of
Toronto, safely into port, He and
his passenger boarded the
Ferroclad to get warm after
securing a tow line to the cabin
cruiser. The couple had been on
an intended cruise to Port.
Sanilac, Michigan,
MOTE FOR
he an Who Work
For You!
Jack Riddell is a graduate of the University of Guelph, with a
B.Sc. in Agriculture. He is a former high school teacher, having
taught at Clinton and Exeter.
He owns and operates a " 200 acre beef farm in Stephen
Township. Married to the former Leone Bryan of Biddulph
Township. They have a family of four girls and one boy.
A Liberal member of the Legislature since 1973, he was the
Agriculture critic for the Liberal Party in the last session of the
Provincial Parliament.
RE-ELECT
Jack Ri de
IN HURON -MIDDLESEX
Let Government know: The hospitals "We" built we deserve to keep.
Let Government know: That farmland "is protected" when it is owned by
a farmer who is allowed to prosper, by doing his job!
Let Government know: We don't want Regional Government...Stay out of
Huron -Middlesex!
Let Government know: A good, basic education is every Ontario child's
right.
Let Government know: It must finally stop digging deeper and deeper in-
to the taxpayer's pocket.
FOR EXPERIENCE -DEDICATION -SERVICE
VOTE RIDDELL
This advertisement sponsored by the Huron -Middlesex Provincial Liberal Association.
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