Clinton News-Record, 1977-06-23, Page 8411,
PAGE 8--CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1977
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Village council
approves fixing old,
Town Hall for seniors
Bayfield Council met in
regular session Monday
evening and accepted a plan
presented by the Senior
Citizens president Harry
Baker on the repairs and
refurbishing of the Old Town
Hall.
The approval was subject
to receiving a grant to cover
all costs from the New
Horizons.
Council also received a
complaint from Mr. G.
Beakhust regarding derelict
cars etc. to the north of lots
551-581-582. Correspondence
was also read from Mr.
Letinour stating he would
meet with council on Tuesday
July 5 to discuss the
assessment factor.
Council received the three
year lease renewal to operate
the -Village Marina on the
Sou,h side of the Bayfield
River, and empowered the
clerk and the Reeve to sign an
agreement with Mis,,,,Ilene
Hession regarding her Fair
Acres subdivision. They also
received a letter from Miss
Kathleen Reid, secretary of
the Historical Society, urging
a meeting of the Bayfield
Architectural Conservancy
Advisory Committee
(BACAC) as soon as possible.
In other business, council
learned that consideration is
being given to the formation
of a Fire Area Board and
discussed the findings of a
steering committee which is
planning a further meeting.
The Reeve announced that
the official opening of the new
library under construction
will take place on Aug. 6.
Council decided to write a
letter to a business establish-
ment asking them to remove
certain items from the
Village right away as they
are creating a hazard and a
parking problem.
Ladies Guild plans sale
Trinity Church Ladies
Guild were the guests
Tuesday afternoon, June 14 of
Mrs. Ruth Mutzelburg at her
very beautiful lakeside home
fora sumptious and bountiful
pot luck supper.
Following a most enjoyable
meal together the .Guild
members held their regular
meeting presided over by the
president Mrs. Vera Turner
with 14 members answering
the roll call. and Vera Turner
read a poem entitled "For
Living". She then thanked
Ruth for the very kind in-
vitation once again to enjoy
the pot luck supper _and June
meeting in such a lovely
setting.
Mrs. Berthena Hammond,
secretary, read the minutes
of the May meeting which
were adopted as read. On a
motion by Mrs. Greta Scot-
chmer and Mrs. Ruby Fit-
zsimons all correspondence
was moved for filing.
In the absence of the
treasurer Mrs. Lorna Mer-
ner, the treasurer's report
was given by Ruby Fitz-
simons who also gave her
report on the cards and
flowers' sent out to the sick.
Everyone, signed a card to
send to Mrs. Margaret Wain
who is hospitalized in
Goderich Hospital.
In other business Mrs. Vina
Parker offered to write a
letter in July to their Foster
Child and in August Mrs.
Greta Scotchmer will write a
letter to her. Each month
some member of the Guiold
will correspond with their
Foster Child.
The Guild set Saturday
morning August 6 at 11 am for
their bake sale in the Parish
Hall.
Vina Parker will be the
hostess for the next regular
meeting when they meet
again in September, the
scripture will be taken by
Mrs. Beulah Smith and the
poem by Mrs. Pat Van
Patter. Birthday money was
received from Mrs. Vina
Parker, Mrs. Greta Scot-
chmer and Mrs. Ruby Fit-
zsimons. �+ -
The meeting closed with
prayer and the benediction
was pronounced 'by Rev.
William M. Bennett.
Babes hit
hot streak Village minor soccer news
Sharon Sinnamon of the Bayfield Lioness Club is pictured giving clerk Gordon Graham a
cheque for $500 as the clubs contribution to the new Library fund. Sharon is the treasurer
of the club. (photo by Milvena Erickson)
Village personal, social notes
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Craig,
Mrs. Judy Layton, Joanne
and Sheryl attended a family
dinner at the Legion Hall in
Lucan on Sunday to honour
Albert's father, Mr. Ed Craig
on Fathers Day.
Mrs. Ruth TRobinson,
Saskatoon, Saskatchewa, a
niece of Mrs. Jeanne Bennett
was a guest during the
weekend at the Rectory with
Rev. William and Mrs.
Bennett. The Bennett's
daughter Sally of Strathroy
also spent some time during
the weekend with her
parents.
Mrs. W. Earl, London and
Mrs. A. Lawton of Peking,
China visited last week with
their son and brother, Mr.
Eric Earl and his wife
Evelene. The Earl's also have
as their guest their gran -
daughter, Miss Rim,. Quigg of
London.
To all you fathers, I hope
you had an enjoyable day on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Talbot attended the funeral of
Mr. Talbot's uncle, Mr.
Thomas Workman in
Woodstock on Saturday June
11 Mr. Talbot acted as a
pallbearer for his late uncle.
Mrs. G. Woodworth of
Kitchener was a weekend
guest at the elegant old
Albion Hotel on Bayfield's
Main Street.
Best wishes to little Miss
Cari Lynn Talbot, daughter of
Les and Bonnie Talbot, who is
presently a • patient in Sick
Children's Hospital, London,
Get well soon Cari Lynn.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Dinel,
Tracey and Erin, London
visited for the weekend with
her mother, Mrs. Maude
Weston.
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Nediger
had their son and daughter-
in-law of Toronto as their
week -end guests.
Mrs. Berthena Hammond
attended the first communion
of her nephew, Dennis
Morrian in St. Joseph's
Roman Catholic Church in
Clinton on Sunday. She
remained for a few days with
her brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Florian and
Dennis.
Miss Lori McNutt, Zurich
The girls ball team, the
Bayfield Babes are on a
winning streak.
Thursday night last they
played the Bluewater girls
and solidly trounced them 67
to 12.
Sunday afternoon they beat
Paul Bunyan by a 29-17 score,
and Sunday night the Babes
won over the Bluewater Girls
21-15.
Eight teams compete in the
girls ball team.
Girl honored at shower
Mrs. Flossie Talbot, Mrs.
Rosemarie Taman Mrs. Rose
Scotchmer and Mrs Ann Wild
held a miscellaneous bridal
shower on Wednesday
evening June 15 to , honour
bride -elect Miss Pauline
Armstrong whose wedding
tkes place on Saturday July 9
in Knox Presbyterian Church
in Bayfield. Friends and
relatives filled thP Talbot
home to wish Pauline every
happiness.
A contest entitled "Fruits
and Vegetables" was won by
Mrs. Barbara Desjardins of
Goderich and Mrs. Evelyn
Greer. Several fun games
were enjoyed, one entitled
"What's in a Name" and a
hilarious reading describing
the , shower, with adjectives
added by the guests present.
Miss Laura Taman read a
very appropriate address
after which three young
ladies, Tracey Poswaek, a
niece of the bride -elect, Lisa
Taman and Leigh Anne
Taman presented the gifts to
Pauline. Mrs. Desjardins
assisted in creating a
fashionable "hat" from the
ribbons and bdws taken off
the innumerable lovely gifts.
Pauline made a fitting
reply, thanking everyone for
their thoughtfulness and the
ladies in arranging such a
lovely evening for her. The
gathering° reciprocated by
singing "For She's a Jolly
Good Fellow." in unison.
A bounteous lunch w'as
enjoyed and Mrs. Susie
Pollock won a prize :,for
holding the lucky tea cup.
AUCTION SALE
Antiques, Furniture, Appliances
Tools and Miscellaneous Items
BAYFIELD ARENA
SATURDAY, JUNE 25
10 a.m.
by
RATHWELL'S AUCTION SERVICE
Proceeds to Bayfield Arena Fund
Sponsored by Bayfield Curling Club
LUNCH COUNTER
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We are not responsible for accidents
day of sale.
Last Thursday the Bayfield
Atoms Minor Soccer team
went to Seaforth. They all
turned out and played a very
good gome.
The young boys showed:
their determination to win
scoring two goals in the first
20 minutes and held on to the
lead until just before the end
when Seaforth scored two
goals ending the game in a
tie.
Goals were scored by David
Telford and Trevor Scot-
chmer. John Garrett played
was a guest of Miss Jayne
Sturgeon for the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Talbot were in Windfall on
Sunday and attended the
Workman Family picnic.
Once again, the Bayfield
Lions Club are sponsoring a
bus to transport children to
swimming classes. The
classes run from July 4 to 15
and will be in the afternoon,
leaving Bayfield at 12:30 pm.
If you are interested in
taking swimming lessons you
can register at the Jown Hall
Friday evening June 24th
from 7 to 9 p.m. or on
Saturday morning from 10:30
to 12. '
Mrs. Judy Layton, Joanne
and Sheryl visited Sunday
with Mrs. Elliott Layton of
Brucefield, who is a patient in
St. Joseph's Hospital in
London .
Some married women have
steady employment keeping
their husbands at work.
Mrs. Milvena Erickson
visited Tuesday with her
sister, Mrs. Norma Stewart,
RR 2, Ripley and was ac-
companied home by her niece
Miss Bonnie Lu Stewart, who
will remain for the summer
with her aunt and family.
an excellent game in goal.
The Atoms play St.
Columban in Bayfield on . I
Tuesday June 28.
The pee wees of Seaforth
came to Bayfield and despite
the 5-1 loss for Bayfield, the
boys played a good hard
fought game.
Paul Deelstra scored
Bayfield's only goal. Andrew
Couper in goal led his team
very well.
The pee wees travel to St.
Columban on Monday June 27
for their next game.
Lioness make $90 in sale
The Lioness Club reported
a successful bake sale held
Saturday morning at the Old
Homestead Trailer Park.
The girls said the Sale was
well supported with all the
goodies sold in only 20
minuted, realizing a total of
$ 90.
Lioness members Wynn
Graham and Carolyn Snell
said they will be making. a
canvass of the business
establishments in the Village
for their annual Penny_ Sale,
July 30.
They also said that if any
individual wishes to donate
they would be more than
welcome to do' so. All
proceeds are for the Arena
Fund.
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The men's slowpitch ball Varna with the score of 20-5.
teams met each other last Blue Anchor played
weekend with the following Pinelake Camp with Blue
scores recorded; Bayfield Anchor claiming top honours
Lions versus Paul Bunyan with a 24-20 score.
with the victory going, to Paul The teams meet next
Bunyan 24-17. Saturday evening at 7 p.m
Kitchitami Camp met the with Kitchigami Camp at
Bayfield Knighthawks with Pinelake Camp; Bayfield
the Knighthawks emerging Knighthawks at Paul
with a 32-2 score, while Old Bunyan; Bayfield Lions at
Homestead Camp met Varna Varna and Old Homestead at
and ended up victorious over Blue Anchor.
Anglican church news
Holy Communion was
celebrated on Sunday at
Trinity Anglican Church with
the Rector, Rev. Wm. M.
Bennett as celebrant.
Assisting the Rector at the
10.00 a.m. service were Philip
Du Boulay and Andrew
Erickson.
Collection was received by
Howard Lansing, and Morgan
Smith, who also read the
lesson for the second Sunday
in Trinity.
The memorial flowers were
placed in the Church by Mrs.
Hugh Crosby of Mooretown in
Memory of her sister Mrs
Non Howard.
In keeping with Father's
Day the Rector's sermon was
based on "Roots" the family
roots of Jesus.
The Rector asked
everyone to remember Mrs.
Margaret Vain and Mrs
Daisy Arkell who are both
hospitalized in Alexandra
Talent day held
Several mothers attended
Talent Day at Huron Cen-
tennial School, Brucefield on
Monday and Tuesday last.
Monday they watched the
Kindergarden children and
grades one and two perform.
On Tuesday it was a program
of the Grade 3 and 4
youngsters.
The little people put on a
very much enjoyed per-
formance with a big thank
you to the teachers who had
the patience and took the time
to instruct the children.
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Goderich and he also thanked
those who had taken part in
the Service the preceding
Sunday while he was par-
ticipating in the 100th
Anniversary Service in
Morpeth.
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OPEN: TUES. thru SAT. 12 noon -1 a.m.
Sun. 12 noon - 10 p.m.
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STORE HOURS:
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Wednesday, 9-12:30 p.m.
Friday, 9-9 p.m.
Sunday, 12-6 p.m.
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