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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1976-11-17, Page 12Page 12 -Citizens News, November 17, 1976 hyfield PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lauden- back and family from Toronto were at their home in the vil- lage on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. George Cant - rick and family, Oakland Coun- ty, Michigan, spent the week end at their home here. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Erick- son spent Saturday and Sunday in Port Huron, Michigan.. Mr. Ray Schell attended the funeral of his cousin, Mr. Gor- don Schell of Innerkip, in Wood- stock on Wednesday. He was also an overnight guest with his daughter, Mrs. Effie Free- man, Woodstock. The village people are all very pleased to see Miss Nancy Fawcett at home and able to be out in a wheelchair. Mr. Lloyd Huffman has also returned home from the hospi- tal in London, and is recover- ing from his surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Don Lance spent a few days last week in _-their Imine in the village. BAPTIST CHURCH The regular services were held in Bayfield Baptist Church on Sunday with the Pastor, Rev. Brian Harrison in charge. A communion service was held at the close of the morning service. Winsome Wheaties The meeting of Bayfield II 4-H Club was held at the home of Mrs. Joan Merner, Novem- ber 9 at 4 o'clock. The meeting opened with the pledge and the roll call was "My two free choices of cereal from the members pamplet", The club's name is "The Winsome Wheaties". At this meeting they made hot water gingerbread with lemon and brown sugar sauces. The seventh meeting of the "'Winsome Wheaties'' 4-H club was held at Mrs. Joan Merner's home on November 11. The meeting was opened with the pledge and roll call was "To have a label from a cereal product". CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS—Home made Christmas decorations were only a few of the crafts on sale at the craft sale in Grand Bend on Saturday. Above, Nola Taylor discusses some of her wares with Mrs. B. Morrice and Mrs. M. Kerns of Grand Bend. Photo by McKinley They made Mexican Chili rolls. This meeting was also a party and several desserts were made to go with the Mexican Chili rolls. Recreation and Parks The Zurich Recreation, Parks and Community Centre Board approved accounts payable in the amount of $7,039.18 at its regular meeting. This figure included the annual debenture debt payment of $4,825.00. The outstanding accounts receivable were reviewed and a recommendation was made to council that two of the accounts be written off. The annual membership fee of $10 was paid to the Lake Huron Zone of the Ontario Municipal Recreation Associa- tion and since the upcoming Annual Conference being held in Walkerton on November 20th is to include workshops and panel presentations on "Shar- ing the Cost" it was recom- mended three delegates attend from the Board with relative expenses to be paid. The question of joining a South Huron Recreation Asso- ciation as proposed by Exeter was discussed, the matter hav- ing been referred to the board by Council. After some dis- cussion it was decided the board would recommeqd not joining in such an association. Large crowd at Bayfield ratepayers meeting Bayfield Ratepayers Associa- tion meeting was held Monday November 15 in the Council Chambers of the Municipal Building. The large crowd showed the increasing interest in the affairs of the village. Mr. Gordon Graham, clerk of the village, was , nominated for Chairman for the evening. Reeve Ed Oddleifson was re-elected by acclamation. There willbe no election for the School Board or the Separate School Board. Stanley Township Council was re-elected by acclamation. The nominees for Council- lors are: Don Warner, Frank Bruch, Robert Lynn, Joe Chap- man, Milt Van Patter, Doug Sinammon, Frank McFadden, Milvena Erickson. The chairman called on the reeve, Ed Oddleifson for his report to the ratepayers associa- tion. He said approximately 30 meetings were held. He report- ed the $12,000 Wintario grant has been approved for the new library, the tenders are still undecided. The total contri- butions to date are $11,500. About the arena—there is much work to be done but unless there is an accumulated amount of snow on roof or severe winds, the arena will remain open. This work is estimated at a possible cost of $50,000. 75 percent of which a Wintario grant will cover, Each of the present Council members gave a report. Finances— Frank McFadden. Mr. McFadden has had 13 years with the Council of Bay- field which gives him the capa- bilities,he is retired, so has the availibility and the unfinished business gives him responsi- bility. Public Works, Street pav- ing, etc. —Don Warner, Don gave a report on the paving of the streets, The first five year plan has been completed and • the second five year plan has been started. In four years all the streets should be drain- ed and paved. Don mentioned also how gratifying it is to have so many running for coun- cil. Parks, street lights and recreation—Milvena Erickson. She thanked everyone for their help in making. the Centennial such a great success. She re- ported the Centennial Commit- tee ended $3,000 ahead. Being the only woman on the council she said she is a councillor not a council person and was pleased to be treated as such. She also mentioned the satisfaction of the interest shown by the good crowd. Harbor and beaches—Frank Burch. Mr. Burch reported on the work done at the river and the lake. He mentioned he has been on council for two years and has enjoyed it. He added very emphatically—Vote as you like but vote! The nominated men for coun- cil each gave a short talk on why they were running for council. These were: Joe Chapman— Likes villages and .would like to contribute to the business of running it. He is old enough to learn from those older but young enough to listen to those younger. Bob Lynn—Acclamation elec- tions not healthy. Although spending most of his time in Toronto is prepared to attend all meetings. Doug Sinammon —Promises to work to the best of his ability, and not only talk to people but he willing to really listenw- 'Note The Change of Location OMA JRS'D' Hockey Mt. Brydges vs Exeter 8:00 p.m. Sun., Nov. 21 ZURICH ARENA Milt Van Patter—really loves Bayfield and would like to be- come involved in any way he can. Clerk of Village—Gordon Graham gave a report that financially Bayfield is in good shape and in nearly all phases well within the budget. Brig. Clift moved a vote of thanks to the reeve and clerk and present council. Seconded by Dr. Shep- herd. 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