Clinton News-Record, 1979-07-05, Page 10PAGE 1O. CLIN.TON r .WS4t.E.0 .RP,'THURSDAY, JULY 5 ;197.9
Fiags;and flowers fill
windows of. Archives. Room
-The Vtiquaifit old win-, L,XXII, verse 8, un-
:doies__,-of - 'the Bayf iel.-•,.derlined, which reads
Archives Room were "He shall have dominion
dressed with a patri;.otic _iso from sea to sea and
theme by the president of ` from the river unto the
the Bayfield Garden Club . ends of the earth".
for .the Dominion Da y✓ The second window
holiday weekend. Flags displayed the 'Canadian
and flowers provided the flag, the Hymn book,
background, and ex- open at 326, `O Canada
pressions such as 'a and again the Bible open
creditable display' and 'a at the same verse. Our
significant patriotic Coat of Arms was
,effttr ere l3.eard from depicted on one -
the half dozen passersby commemorative piece
who stopped.to comment with its advice 'Honi soit
while we werethere. qui mai y pense' to, give
One window em- • us pause for thought
phasized our British The Bayfield Garden
heritage with tie Union Club will have at their
Jack for. a backdrop and , mewing on Monday,
commemorative. china, night; r-a-Taeel of local
prFees portraying dif- gardeners, ready t�
.ferent eras ;in -the- history answer questions from
of our country. A hymn the—audience on gal d -en
book was Open at hymn culture in Bayfield.
314 "For our country and Mrs.. Jack Beattie
for Peace' and a very old specializes in roses, Mrs.
Bible, open at Psalm Leda McAllister is an
organic. gardener, Col.
Charles Curtis is a
vegetable grower, Mr.
Harold Beakhust will
'share his English gar-
dening expertise and Mr.,
Jack 'Willock 'can cer-
tainly give. us advice on
landscaeing with flowers
and shrubs.
It will be held at 8
o'clock, on Monday July
9th in the Town Hall. All
W.e,co m e .
Smile
.Adding insulation,
- really keeps fuel ,bills
down. For best results,'
add a dog. that bites
meter readers.
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If at first you don't
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The top male and female students at Holm.esville Public School had their ef-
forts honored at the school graduation exercises recently.. Sylvia Johnston of
the Canadian Order of Foresters presented the pair with general\proficiency
awards, and Is shown here giving Brenda Harris her award while Michael.Lobb
looks on. (photo by Jeff Seddon)
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Rummage sale time
Gather your clothing and toys
The Pioneer Park
Board is in high:gear with
its -plans, for the annual
fund-raisingevent of the
year -- the Rummage
—Sale. will be held on
Friday, July 13th at 8
p.m. at the new Bayfield
' arena. This has been its
location for many years
and the Park Board •is
pleased that the Arena
will be available -again
this year.
To " make the sale a
success, the Board sand
the sale committee calls
on;local' residents to help
as usual with con-
tributions of clothing,
furniture, bedding,
drapes, appliances, toys,
odd dishes, books, comic
books bric-a-brac or
in your business? If so;
we will be : happy to ,
handle it."—
They invite you to come
and bring your friends, or
meet them, and be sure to
bringthe children...
corner of
bargains will be set up for
them.
All articles will be
gratefully • received on.
Friday ,morning, July
13th, :at .the arena. If pick-
up is desired, please call
George Fellows, 565-2745
or Walter Thompson 565-
2601.
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In connection with the
Rummage Sale for the
benefit of Pioneer Park;
Lois and Don Lance are
displaying mementoes of
'what-. have you'. The.y.,,__.past activities of the
ask "Gentlemen, 'do you Pioneer Park Association
have any obsolete stock.in the window of their
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Gutde meeting
. On Friday, June 29th
nine Guides gathered at
•Mrs. Chilton's house to
prepare coleslaw for the
dance Friday evening at
the arena opening. The
Guides were doing this
part of the lunch that the
Ladies' Auxiliary will be
serving at the dance.
One Brownie, Mrs.
Siettsem\a and Mrs.
Gerger Helped Mrs.
Chilton to keep
everything under control.
Finishing the morning of
work off, .having a bar-
beque at lunch between
raindrops was even more
lip.
Special thanks to Deri
Chilton,and Diane Gerger
who took charge of the
barbeque. The Guides
who made the coleslaw
were DebTie—Siertsema,
Leigh Anne Taman, Lisa
Taman, Anne Bornath,
Mary Ellen Van Askin,
Lisa De Putter, Peggy
Van Wonderen, Serena
Chilton and Donna
Gerger. One, Brownie
C.handa. Chilton: •
Written by - Donna
Gerger.
Baptist Church news_
by Janet Talbot
The 'congregation of the
Bayfield Baptist Church
was giverti extra blessing
at the services Sunday
with special Music by our
�` awn ladies' trio, con-
sisting of Ann Chapman,
\Cathi Cullen and Joy
Shiel in the morning.
1 In the evening, Ron and
Laurie Hanson Y of
Woodstock sang a lovely
duet and Mary Fink from
Brantford very
prayerfully sang m`Here's
my cup, fill its up (Lord)
and make the whole;'.
Muriel Snider " at the .
piano accor`npanied for
both the special music
and also the
eongregatioiai hymns.
CathiCullen was organist •
for both services.
The' messages brought
by the Pastor Rev. Les-
Shiel Were ' deeply i .
spiratio.rial and
challenging, espeoially;
reviewing the
preparations Jesus made
to face the erbse and'
h`ailengidR eadh to
prepare • fors the (roily.
i ttlnion ieeVioe, „which
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followed the , regular
-service. He reminded
that Jesus took three of
His disciples and went to
the garden to pray, but
they went to sleep. Would
we be any more reliable?
Does He find us
sleeping or doing-worldl
things when He needs us?
He gave His life to
provide salvation for all
. who' will . believe and
accept Hirn--as personal
Saviour. What will' you do.
with Jesus? Will you sing
with our trio -- "Have
Thine Own Way Lord!"
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Bienvenue
-Main Street antiqueshop maintaining. 'it in the is a former -•resident who uest over.theHansford of Stratford for and stiffer sentences,
for the next week: Stopa '� now liv g wee the work on axe Nash' because this did not f
s„ thirty -odd earas, sin. e i es in London. great 'gland- •- a a
Y Y �, was-- their
drain at a. costo +$1,730. feet the township council.
\roundand .- -
about the
village
ale
The 4,,t4ron County
Branch ". - . of the
A•r.chitectuwral. Con-
•,se'vancy of Ontario met
to the park at E_Xeter fc r a
,pot -luck supper last
Week, followed by a visit
to. •Trivett Memorial
Church and a climb into
its bell- tower which . one
visitor rc'portod would
hav-e been an,appropriate
setting for `The Nu.nehw--•' Goderich presiding: Mrra, '
back of Notre' Dane', • Wallace was re-elected as
with its erne bells, Presaldent for the coming
varying in wgight from 2 year. The Hall is a fine
toms to 20R Pounds. , example,of architectural
• conservancy with its tall
The Annual Huron clock -tower. Restoration
County ACO meeting ,was cost $126,000 and the debt
held in the restored ,is paid ,off, except for
Exeter Town Hall with $2,000 and.the hall is in
Mrs. Dorothy Wallace of constant use.
McKiii�p accepts;tender
- by Wilma Oke it winds and and curves- in
•, McKillop Township the 'area east of the
Council accepted the Seaforth Community
tender of George Radford "Hospital ori its�vay to join
uBfor Bayfield River, no
theConstrreconstructionctionoflyth work petition was made by the
on a tw'oand a half mile town. 0 .
section of Sideroad 30-31 'Reeve Allan Campbell
from Concession 6 to said the _construction \of
Concession 3 at a meeting the -,drain is -in- the hands -
in Winthrop on Tuesday. of Engineer Kelly as the
The Radford tender, drain report , was ac -
lowest of two, amounted cepted .
to $28,660 with work to" said theby meandering
start July. 9. e . . creek will be replaced by
Council • reviewed its • a straight drainage ditch.
insurance policies ,_with Council approved a
Frank Cowan Company - I donation to the Goderich
Limited and increased and District Association
several of them. Atten- for the Mentally
ding the meeting from the Retarded for thea same
company were Dave amount as last- year,
Reed of Princeton, -believed to be $50.
Insurance advisor for the ` Council turned down a
company, and local agent request from the.
Mi . Kris Udell ofr Keeneth Cardno of the Township of Dover for
Also with them ws Mrs. Seaforth ,.,;Insurance financial assistance .,in
London and Mr. Lloyd Lance's niece Cheryl � -repairing
Fair of Guelph spent the Jamieson oef Clawson, Comp ny. repairing flood damaged
long' weekend with Mr,. • Michigan. ; "''''""" Court of Revision was property, and decided not
and Mrs. Terry Fitz- Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
held on two drains, the to support the<'resolutioi
simons. ' N sh Drainage Works from the town of Seaforth
Larson, -London with
rid the Silver Creek calling for the end to
Miss Dorothy-' Reinke over the weekend with his -
has returned to the Drainage Works. Council unnecessary delays in •
parents, � Mr. and Mrs..
.village for a holiday. She accepted the tender of cases before the courts
g d Y• R.J. :Larson: Ariot • r •
you go by and take time was founded. Mr, and Mrs. Elmer daughter Karen Pounder.'
to read the articles. Truly it is a'pione:r' Parker of London are The engineers estimate Matthew Murray wi
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AND...corpe to the park for the very fir.t now in them summer a's600. be paid $49 for the loss of
Rummage white settlers realized the home in Bayfield. Mr. and Mrs. Murray of the, work
Porte of London visited The tender of MacKenzie 43 chickens and three
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Sale.Residents- ---of _ the.: imar::-pante _of • tact site: lar. and Mrs: John 'with• Rev. and Mrs-. W. pand::Henders;on.,o,f_Arkona-_ hens. as recommendedby. _•
Bayfield area have Admiral Bayfield, whoDownie of Kingston with Bennett over 1 the was accepted- for .,;:the --the livestock evaluator.
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_retirement ,purposes for
Torrance Dundas. The
property is part of Lot 47,
on County Road 25 at
Walton.
A 200 acre farm was
approved for land-- -•—
sever,ance with 100 acres
to be severed by Joh ,,N,1-. •..,..""
- Thompson to Wilfred L.
Whyte. for continued
agriculture use.
Applications for tile
drain loans for a' total of
$50,200 were approved.
Clerk Marion McClure
reported " there ' is now
only $4,900 left in the
government .loan fund' -to
fill requests for tile drain
loans the rest of this year.
Tile drain debentures
amounting . to $35;000
were approved. - ti
Seveh requests for tax.
refunds were. approved
amounting tov $2.30.67 for
buildings destroyed, or
torn down.
William Campbell,
road superintendent,
reported that , the
resurfacing of township
roads with gravel by •
Jennison Construction bf •
Grand end will be
completed Wednesday,
July 4.. Passed for
payment were road
accounts of $46,940.12.
responded/to the event in surveyed it 'from the heir daughters , `Weekend. Also visiting work on the Silver Creek Council apprdved a Smile
d with them was their son 0....,rq.0Ze_thirladnodfhas been deeply ap- who 'bought it from the Al: andra..are holidayingNeil and family of. Lon- ate seqveras,tnce offA lot ,of folks' go into
a supportive manner that water, Baron de Ttlyll ristine, Jocelyn an
preciated, over the years. Canada Company, John wit' Mrs. Dow-nie's don, and their daughter ork to an acre leaving 37 acres debt just to keep up with
The chief responsibility Morgan who built the parents, Dr' and Mrs. Sally and her' friend Mary commence August 15. for urban residential those who already are.
of the Park Association. is Canada Company store R.G. Hunter. Randall also of London •, Seaforthu-n
' cocil,lor \),...:.....\),...:.....enry ,Mero was at 'the
• maintenance of the park, ;nearby, Mr.' Riley-Ri who Guests with Mrs. Gwen r� r
grass=cutting, hedge ran the boarding 'house Pem,berto' on the l rnzty meeting concerned about
clipping, tree trimming situated where the.park is weekend ' were Mr: and flooding at the railway
etc. The problem of` now' for"', the .:first lum- Mrs. Garter 'Powis and •, + bridge from the drain but
erosion has been a„great -.- sons, Carted• and Graham minZSter council did, not believe
g be Who the '
cause of anxiety'., The , Main Street, T:N, of Oakville, Mr. and Mrs. there .-would be more
building' of gabions in the Molesworth who sur-; Ro - er Pemberton and flooding -than takes place
past few years - an :ex veyed the village in 1856. ` da' ghters Mary -Jane resumes Buttes now.
pensive undertaking Since the . first rum -
seems to be having the mage sale int 1948 the
hoped for result of Board has been generous
creating a beach' below with its donations to other
the cliff to protect the public enterprises ' in the
eroding park -land above.,village - grants to the
The reward of mainArts Council, artificial
taining the park for ice for the former arena,
public .use has been the the Bayfield Public
public response.. Library .Building Fund
Bayfield's renowned aid'. latterly to the
sunsets and `renowned' Bayfield Arena Building
is no exaggeration - are ' Fund. It hopes to be able rnmg. Chasstrength,'the laymen
his
viewed by dozens from to continue its interest in and Rick, sons of Mr. and of the church are sharing
the vantage point year village activities' in the • Mrs. Larry Pemberton •of the services.
after year.' `Inlanders' future. Calgary will accompany Lorne Bamford; lay
are grateful that the For • those who are • Mrs. , y �Pemberton and delegate to hhieo-cels2:nodfforesighforesight-of a few -interested in donating�to Martin when theretTu'rrrSenate o the
pioneers-- ma—de— _it_- _ a pragtie in "memory df - to-W-ater--l000--- .__ -_ .. ___- Hurcin-, v7as` ii Eharge Oak, Royal -0 -f-
available to• ail who are Lucy Wo ds . Diehl"Gina and Christopher the Sunday sermon, and
-'•`" --Lance of
not .`cliff-dewllers'. They. Pioneer °�P k founder,he sp6ke on 'his ire -
are ,•grateful too for the please make donatknis to Michigan were guests ofpression of the Senate,
dedication of succeeding Mrs. Marie- 'Watsontheir grandparents Mr. held at St. Paul's
Association members Treasurer o'f the and Mrs. Don Lance of ' Cathedral in London in
who have worked at Association: Main Street.for a week. , June.
drain at a e•p$,t,..of.$8,
The engineer's e
was $26,000.
d Christina of Toronto,
r. and Mrs. Eric aft er Illness
embertbn and children
Beth, Mary and Martin Rev. William Bennett
Waterloo and. Dr. ' and has resumed his duties at
Mrs. Don Thain and the Trinity Anglican
aughter Carol of Lon- Church for the first time
n• , ' . after his surgery and
rs., Eric Pemberton, lengthy) stay in -St.
Mrs. Powis and children, Joesp'h's Hospital in
Carte
Martin
Sunday
, Graham and London.
eft for Calgary on Until he fully regains
&though the town
council of Seaforth
agreed at its June
meeting to petition .the
council of McKillop
-. Township' to preserve the
beauty of 'Silver Creek as
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Friday, July 6t - GRAND OPENING DANCE
Music by the Star Treks 9 Pill. = 1 A.M.'
'12.00 per .couplo, Lunch provided, door prizes •
Saturday, July/4h OFFICAL OPENING
CEREMONIES 2`P.M.
Fun Olympics Local Officals
Competing from Clinton, Goderich, Stanley
Township,Goderich Township, Zurich, Bayfield.
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• Lions Rides, Games, Refreshment stand. •
Sunday, July 8th
`Lions -pancake Breakfast 9 A. MVI.
166! ADULTS41 •s0 CHILDREN
ALL THE PANCAKES YOU CAN EAT!
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